The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-10-28
Cincinnatis defeated the Hop Bitters, Of Roch-
ester, 8 to 4.

Cincinnatis defeated the Hop Bitters, of Roch-
ester, 8 tod.
PHILADELpHlA, Oct, 2O.-The Virginia
Governors attended divine service yesterday
at the old Christ church, which Washington
attended while President They were seated
in the pews which Washington and Robert
Morris occupied. Governor Hoyt was accom-
panied by his staff who were in full uniform.
The church was decorated with flags and ma
tional shields containing g the names of WASH
ington, Morris, Bishop, White, Franklin and
Francis Hopkinson. .....r
CHEYENNE, Wyoming Oct. 20.-Camp on
White River, three miles north of the Agency,
Colorado, October 18th, ria Rawlins, Wyom-
ing, October 20.--This afternoon General
Merritt and command returned TO this point,
his orders from Washington being 30 suspend
operations against the Utes and await orders
either at White or Bear rivers, as negotiations
for peace are in progress; ii being understood
| that the hostiles have agreed to surrender the
warriors engaged in the late depredations. 1t
is probable that the commands of Merritt and
Gilbert will remain for the present at this
| point, although nothing definite Is known
| as to future movements, In the event of peace
| being established it is altogether probable
| that a permanent military post will be con-
|
CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-A dispatch from Lake,
| Indiana, says a package f,papers thrown ont
Of the balloon Pathfinder has just been found.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Ell. Mans
field telegraphs the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs from Rawlins that he was in the en-
| ployr of late Indian Agent Meeker from Aug
ust, 1878; he escaped the fate Of the other
employees by being sent with a dispatch to
| Captain Dodge on the End ult., and waits at
4 Rawlins, any Instructions the, Commissioner
may desire to give. .,alI,.', In, ...... ~,
! SANTA FE, n. NJ, Oct. 2U.-The hundred
citizens who left ,Menla last Tuesday to re-
| lieve. the settlements of ,Santl Barbara and
| Colorado from sayages, returned Friday.
| They found the bodies of ten NfeXicans eight
miles out. They had been killed by Indians;
\ their wagons were destroyed and teams cap
| tured. -Four other dead MeXicans and the
body of VIM. j. Jones. killed on the 18th,
were found. They also found sundry other
Mexican ranchmen and traders killed by the
Indians. Most of the hostiles have left for
the Florida mountains and New Mexico.
Major Morrow, who is pursuing, intends to
follow them across the boundary. They
apparently have been reinforced by Indians
from Old Mexico. ."
Los PINos. Col, Oct. 18th, ria DEL NoRTE,
Southern Ute Agency with letter from Page
to Stanley, dated the 18th inst, with informa-
ton that another all-day council was held by
the chiefs of the Southern Utes. All are
united and desirous of peace, aGd request
; that runner be sent renewing the assur-
} anccs already given. Twenty-four chiefs and
head men were present. The Indians OF this
agency are all encamped around Ouray's
house. Not one report in fifty has particle
| f,f ftrutb a py9COaratnu bpVOnC
reason. The women and children are safe
} but probably will not be given up till after
matters are arranged by the peace commission
: expected here in week from Washington.
. NEW York, Oct. 2O.-A Washington tele
gram from General Sheridan, dated Chicago
October 10Th, has been received by Genera
Sherman, which says: II received your dis
patch Of yesterday last night. Your sugges
tions in reference to the columns at Pagost
, and Alamosa, have to some extent been antlc
, ipated by General Pope. General Hatch is a
Pagosa and beyond A column of eight COM
, panes of infantry and four companies of cav
airy, are now now being organized a; Gar
land, which is better point than Alamosa
A column of six companies of infantry, tc
= which can be added two more companies o
infantry, and can also add six more com
panies of cavalry, is now at Rawlns station
:, making force of nineteen companies, aggre
i eating at least 900 men. General Merritt ha
= followed the hostiles in the direction of thu
n UncomphaghnO Agency, as he has notified
me, but lie turned back on receiving you
dispatch of the 18TH Had he gone on it wa
my intention to have supplied him from th
south. by his own request. SO that there meet
g have been II, fears on the part OF the Int
h ror Department regarding his supplies. NJ
.. . telegram related to the pass between RaWlin
!, and the White River Agency. We now TN
: derstand this affair in all its bearings, an
T will not give you any further trouble eNcep
h to send information as it arrives. regre
= that Merritt was not permitted to go on, rs
: have not the slightest belief that Ouray ca
: | deliver Nd the murderers. | fear vaillabl
~ time will be lost. After the dispatch of tn
a | 18th | directed the Secretary to send to til
', White River Agency supplies in abundanc
''f before The deep SHOWS come on, and l VII
!. assume the rish of keeping Merritt with hi
q present force at that pointto await furthe
n developments. | understand that countl
4 pretty we'll. My last summers trip gave III
% a very fair idea of the country in the vicinit
- of Los Pinos Agency and south of that place.
d SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20.-BOdie declare
v a dividend of fifty cents, payable Novembe
d first. The transfer books will be closed tt
is morrow to facilitate the opening OF the Ne
1t York agency. The eXchequer election We
|. held to-day. Coleman, of the reform part.
O was defeated. The Schultz management oil
IS tanned control of the company.
II Il New YORK, October 21.-The Tribune
II Washington special says :-Postmaster-Gel
e eral Key was in Richmond when the return
of the Ohio victory for the Republicans wei
received. He was in close intercourse wit
the business men of Richmond and vicinil
II and says they manifested an apathy in regar
,' to the event which surprised him. Whe
T. they did express opinions they seemed gel
=. orally to think the result was quite as well ;
;. y if their party had won the fight. They WEI
v generally opposed to Ewing's financial theo'