New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-29
THE NEW WORLD.

THE NE" "OkTLDs
The wounded Qhirty-two in num-
berg of the battle of Mill Creek arrived at
Rawlins, Wy. T., on the afternoon of the 18TH
They were all doing WELL Major Thorn
burgh's body was brought in at the same
time and shipped at once to Omaha.
The official returns of the vote cast
at the recent California election upon the
question of Chinese immigration have been
published. They aggregate as follows: II
favor, 1888; against, 154,63S. ~.
A WASHINGTON telegram of the 18th
announces that General Sheridan had beef
instructed by General Sherman to withdraw
the troops uader General Merritt, in pursuit.
Of the Utes, and order them to their proper
stations, leaving at White River Agency onl,
Z sufficient number of men to guard the Gov.
eminent property. A dispatch was received
by the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs from
Inspector w. J. Pollock, Denver, COL, saying:
1.-THE Governor and leading citizens here
unanimously affirm that the Indians must BIZ
removed from the State or exterminated b.,
the State, If not by Federal forces. Conf
dence, they say, can never be restored, and 1t
is only question of whether the result vii.
be attained at once, or by slow and tedious
warfare"
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 10Th
says, on the authority Of Speaker Randall
that the Committee ch rged with the revision
Of the House rules had reduced the number
Of the present rules FRA one hundred and
sixty to fifty, and had SO simpliaed them that
It would be in the power Of every member OIL
ordinary capacity to understand them.
PORTLAND (Oregon) dispatches pub.
nshed on the 10Th say General Grant hai
told reporter in that city that he expected
TO 20 direct to Galena from that coast, ani
would remain there short time before at
tending the reunion Of the Army Of the Ten
nessee at Chicago, and would in all probable
tymake Galena his future home.
A TELEGRAM received from Rawlin.
on the 10th announces that General Merit
and his command returned to the camp OF
White River, three miles north of the Agency
! on the afternoon of the 18th, having receive.
orders from Washington to suspend opera
tions against the Utes and await further in
structions, as negotiations for peace were II
progress, it being understood that the hostile
had agreed to surrender the warriors engage,
in the recentmassacrc. In the event Of peac
being established, 1t was thought probabl
that . permanent military post would be con
structed either at Bear River or the Agency
News from the Southern Ute Agency up t
the 18th, received at Del Norte, Col, on tn
10th, was to the effect that the captured won
en- and children Of the White River Agenc
we're safe, but would probably not be give
up till after matters were arranged by Peac
Commission expected from Warrington.
A PACKAGE Of advertisements, Will
the words written thereon: !" Dropped from
Professor Wise's Trans-continental balloon
Pathfinder, . was found on the beach ct LAX
Station, Ind, on the morning Of the Goth. I
appeared to hlte latn,in the water for som,
time and was probably washed ashore.
TIE President Of the suspended Con
solidated Bank Of Montreal (Sir Francis
Hincks) has been found guilty Of issuing nm
true statementsof the condition Of the bank
with the Intention to defraud.
The United States Supreme Cour
has sustained the Constitut ionalitY 81 the Pa
cidc Railroad Funding law passed IN Nay
1915, BY which the Pacific Railroads. who q,
y arrears upon their obligations to ii,
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