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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23
Defeat of the Insurgents i'm New CAL
I'D n
WE>CERN NEWS
The gsreathili Gonnty Era.,.,t,

tlN'lNNATI. ONO. Jan. 23.-tioy. McCrpaTy
mas ordered ne return OF the cavalry companv
nom Brea'iiitt county. they having DepfoTmeI
tht services that were needed. They accom-
piNhed Vie arrest OF VIM. Fletcher. under IN
dlclfnent Tor the murder of Judge Rurnett
Judge Randall has refused continuance In tht.
case of Jason liIIIp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

NIANAKA 7 ATIaS, y. :, Jan. .3.-l ne Vice rpV1l
party spent eSterday visiting the scenery about
The falls. AT Luna island her royal highDe,s
sci lCot on American soil for the first time. The
party then went TO Prospect Park which was
beautifully decorated with flags and arches
and descended the inclined plane TO the Ice
mound below the American falls. They then
crossed the ice bridge 10 the Canada side
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EfGsEE WITH THE CREgENNES.
Tueuty-Ihrcc Killed. Nine Wouud-
cd and C1ptr.red.

FORT ROBINSON. NEE. Jan. -. lnidnight-
Later news from the field state thai only nine
hesehnes. all OF them wounded. were can
tuled The balance OF the party. twenty-three
in number. were Killed. Seventeen are sim un-
accounted Tor II Is supposed some are dead
nom wounds and others escaped.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

sIttldl dlslatch SAYS frelghi Tfain on thc
Detroit. Lansing and Northern railroad. veSter
day, WAS Gitcled near Detroit. killing Charles
Reed, brakeman, and breaking the r1bS OF
CONDUCTOR Richard Bare. A broken rail was
the cause ot the accident
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The Dartmouth aIumni

BOSTON, MASS, Jan. 23.-The Dartmouth
Alumni held their annual reunion at the Revere
house last night. About Seventy-iye members
were present. After the banquet speeches were
made by President Partlett. J. b. d. Coggswell
president OF the senate; Ex-Governor Prescott
OF New IIamnShiTe and Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

THE CHINESE NEW YEAR was celebrated at
the headquarters OF the Chinese educational
commission in Hartford, Conn.,, yesterday, and
was attended by GOV. Andrews and wife, seve-
raj state officials and members OF the legiSla-
ture, and over 100 prominent citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

CIylLIZING THE ISDIAHS.-General ;. &. Arm
strong, OF the Hampton (ya.) Normal and Agri-
cultural Institute, delivered an address in New
York yesterday before prominent citizens at the
chambers OF commerce, on the satisfactory pro-
gTeSS in agriculture and other industries OF the
Indians now at the institute, when properly
trained and cared for. He stated that applica-
ton would be made 10 Congress fer an appro-
priatiOn TO extend the Institute so as TO cIvilze
hundreds OF other Indians. Rev. DIR. Bellows
and Rev. DIR. Hitchcock indorSed the views or
the speaker.
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A CONVICTED OFFIcIAL--Francis McDermo:t
ex-councflman OF the town Of Phillipsburg, "
" was Convicted yesterday OF defrauding th..
town OF 4ls550. The next case was against
Thomas I. Titus, ex-mayor, Charles Sitgreave.
eX-president OF the council, and Francis McDer-
mott, councilman OF Phillipsburg, charged with
the larceny OF $S61.64 On town orders yer-
dict of net guilty was returned. The convicted
Official viii be sentenced on Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

NONINATIONS.-The President sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate to-day:-Joseph
ii. SloSs. L. s. Marshal, district of AlaO INA
David G. carr, collector of customs, Petersburg
Va: Passed Assistant Engineer J. r. McNary,
TO be chief engineer L. = navy
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MURDERED HERMIT.-James Robbins, sixty
years or age, who had led the life OF a hermit
for many years near Farwell, Mich, was found
dead ON Tuesday evening. with a bullet hole
through his head. IL is believed that; he was
killed for a large sum OF money which it was
supposed he possessed. He was man OF cGl-
ture, and is said TO have taken refuge I'm the
woods ON account OF disappointed love.
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GEN. GRANT GONE TO INDIA.
GREAT SNOW STORMS IN RUSSIA.
THE BILLINGS WIFE MURDER.
FOREIGN AFF AIRS.
Cold Weather and Dcsts,uti.u 4,
-

Gold Weather and Dcsttsuti,u I'm
Great Britain.
LONDON, IAN. - Severe cold weather prr-
walls. and much suffering and deSiiiution are
reported in all parts OF Great Britain
Cen. Grant Embarked for India.
MARskIIIFs. Jan. 22.-Ex- President Grant and
family embarked to-day on board the French
mail steamer Labourdonnais for India
Violent Snow storms nm tsu~Sia.
LONDON, jan 23.-N iolent snow storms have
occurred during the past three dayS in I Ukraine.
blocking tie kharkos and Azov and Poltaya
and Soomy and other railways. Seven thous-
ana woIkmen are engaged in clearing the lines
'opoi' Which are greatly impeded.
The PruSsian Budyct,
btkiiN, Jan 23.-ln Tuesdays sitting of the
aIussldil budget committee the minister OF
nhailSe declared In his own name though not
OH uehdli of the ministry OF state that until a
new new source of revenue from indirect taxation
was created III Germany, and until II WAS ascer-
tanned what portion or the surplus could no
transferred 10 the individual states IL would hs
useless 10 DISCUSS the question Of income and
class laNeS. as any reform OF the present sys-
TEN o1 taxation would be Impossible As soon
as he mairlculatofy contribution OF Prussia In
me empire decreased. owing 10 the imposition
OF new imperial taxes or any surplus I'm the
lmp@lal revenue arising from new sources OF
income 1ell 10 The share OF Prussia the class
ana Income taNcS should be- remitied 10 thar
amount for the wear in question.
ucfcat Of the Insurgents i'm New CAL
cdouia.
PARIS Jan. GA telegram from the COVER
nor ol the French colony OF New Caledonia SAYS
llial VI e movable column or troops had cooped
up Tie Insurgents on the shore OF cane Goul-
VAIN, which they captured after rather warm
engagement, in which a Sub-lieutpnapr and a
private we've killed
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A CONVENTION OF COAL MINERS from the Mo-
nongaheia river mines, held at Elizabeth, Pa,
Tuesday, resulted In a unanimous vote for three
cents a bushel, and declaring they would 60 on
strike unless the advance was agreed TO by
the operators. The miners have been getting
2s, cents per buShel. IL is thought that the
mine owners will not agree TO the advance, and
that q strike will follow
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DASHED DOWNWARD TO DEATH.-At Cincin-
natl, While Workmen were engaged Yesterday
afternoon in tearing down the walls OF T. Will
son Sons building, which was burned some
days ago. portion OF the south wall crumbled
away. suddenly precipitating Martin Jordan
and Thomas McGraVe into the cellar. Il distance
or nearly 90 feet. McGraNe was instantly
killed and Jordan died half an hour afterward.
Both men were married and leave families.
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uORSE OWNERS, ATTENTION:-Ooi
III leee Villa Farm l4 miles above George n
town on TennaIytown road. offers the bestA eEN
Of inducements for wintering Horses at theGA
stables, with box stall for every horse. TIVE sseds
Of grain daily. Veterinary attendance free. DR.. r.
p LORD residing ON the piaoe For further particu
lars enquire st 606 10th d nv.
noylt-Spn u. MOIlEY.
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AN ANTI-BIsNARcK MEETING was held at
Cbickeffng Hall, New York, last night and was
numerously attended. John Swlnton chair
man, made an address, In which he arraigned
Bismarck as the fnstigator OF the anti socialist
laws and other repreSSive measures In Germauy
A series Of resolutions expressive OF the sense
OF the meeting on this subject was unanimously
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

The HOUSE COMMITTEE on private land claims,
who have had under consideration an appeal
made by the trustees OF the San Francisco
Land association. of Philadelphia to reopen a
Spanish grant known as the Bolton or Santi-
liam land claim Of California, to-day decided to
report adversely upon the further consideration
OF the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

SENATOR CAMERON. OF Pennsylvania, was in
his seat In the Senate to-day for the first time
since his reelection. He was warmly congrat-
u.ated on his good luck by many Senators.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE NEW YORK PORK AND
LARD MsRKET-ConSiderabl excitement pre-
vailed at the New York produce exchange, yes.
terday, owing to the speculation IN pork ana H,
Tue (lay and declined twenty five cents yeSter-
day. Herman Brock notified the exchange OF
his inability to.meet his engagements, and IL Is
pr bable other failures VIII follow.
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CRAzED By Too MUCH STUDY.-Walter Kelly,
belonging to Brooklyn, N. Y, q student At the
JeSuits' Seminary In Montreal, has been CON-
mitted TO jail as lunatic. his mind having be-
come affected by over study.
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ANOTHER FATAL COASTISG ACCIDENT.-The
tnlrd fatal accident this winter from coasting
occurred Tuesday afternoon, the victim, a little
girl named kreter. aged seven years who, with
companion, was coasting on Sixth street.
South Side, Chicago, when the sled ran under a
wagon, one wheel OF which passed over the
child'S BODY
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DIAMONDS.

WE INVITE ATTENTION TO DUB AsSORT
MENT OF DIAMOND SOLITAIRE AND CLUS-
TER RINGS, EARRINGS, LACE PINS AND
LOCKETS IN ALL SIZES THE RECENT DIS
COyERIES OF DIAMONDS IN LARGE GUAM
Titles, AND THE GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF GOLD AND LABOR, HAS BROUGHT
THESE GEMS WITHIN THE MEANS OF PER-
sONS IN MODERATE CIRCUMSTANCES.
.an4 N. W. GAIT, BRO. GO.
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At THE WHITE EHOUsE.-SenatOr5 Paddock and
Kellogg, and Representatives Brisbee, Town
send, On. ", Harmer, Clark, uowa), Wait,
Smalls and Rainey called on the President TO
0ay
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GEN. SHERMAN, accompanied by Col. j. Z.
TOurtellotte, will inspect the department of the
south, proceeding via Chattanooga, Tenn and
Atlanta, Ga; returning via New Orleans. La.
and department HEADQUARTERS Newport. Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

JOSEPH III. SLOss, who was appointed to-day
by the President to be Us. marshal for the
northern district of Alabama, is an eX-member
of the House Of Representatives.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to four per cent loan to-day
Nere 50 OSa GOO
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PROTESTANT SERVICES IN HAyANA-The Rev.
EDWARD kenney, OF New York. a Clergyman OF
tfe Episcopal church, now regularly holds
lelig1ouS services on Sundays in the Hotel
Passage, in Havana, Cuba, where the parlor is
transformed into chapel Similar services are
held in the harbor on Sunday evenings
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kilograms to The Star.
FIGHT WITH THE CHBYBNNES.

Twenty three Killed: Nine Wounded.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REt EIPTs sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
9Due, S316, 1925: customs. S+tS a29l4.
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- There is German proverb which says
that 1ake-lt- Easy and Live-Long are t.uliieIs.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-William O'Brien and two
sons were burned TO death, In their camp at
Mulberry Brook, New Brunswick. on Friday
ashes.
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CONTEsTING SEAT IN CoNGREsS.-Sebastian
Duny, who ran on the greenback and demo-
cratic tickets for Congress i'm the Oswego-Mad-
1son islr.ct, New York, Is perfecttng his prepG-
ratlons to contest the election Of the Hon joseph
Mason
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

Mr.. WM. VI. LEEDS. chief clerk of the Indian
Oifice handed in his resignation to-day, and it
has been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

DIR. LINDERNAN, director of the mint, is so
much worse that his physicians do not think he
can live ten days.
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FIGHTING THE MOONSHINERS. A dispatch
from Charlestown, w. Va, states that Deputy
collector Morris, who is raidng the mountains,
has destroyed three distillerieS and 25O gallons
OF whisky. He had fight with the moOnshn-
erS, in which bullet struck the officer under
the eye. Two other diStillereS are to be raided
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CAuGHT.-Dayid Il. Tea!er, who has been a
letter-carrier in Cincinnati for the past six
years, was caught with marked money which
had been placed in decoy letter. He was ar
rested and held In S 900 bail for examination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

THE ARKANSAS SENAToRsHIP-Three ballots
were taken yesterday, for United States sena-
tor. by the Arkansas legislature. The following
is the last ballot: Walker a: johnson, 81 Bell,
"a; Baxter, IL; scattering :. Necessary to Il
choice 81
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Mr.. BEECHER's BROKEN ENGAGEMEyT.-Hath
away Pond, OF Boston, Mr.. Beecher's lecture
agents, say that there is no reason for the
$4,000 suit against Beecher threatened by the
Auegany county tMd) Agricultural Society:
that the engagement was made by them: and
that they alone are RESPONSIBLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

H~ MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
S Csed for over 25 years with great success by
the physicians of Paris New York and London, and
guperOr to all others for the prompt of all cases
of diseases recent or of long standing.
Prepared by CLIN CO., Paris Sold every
vhere oct29+t, ,thSgs- -1y
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GEN. LEES BIRTHDAY was celebrated at
Clarkesville, Tenn. The United States nag was
displayed In numerous places, and sundry win
dows displayed the picture OF Gen. Lee sur
rounded with wreaths OF flowers, and the coat
ofarms OF Virginia and Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

THE LICENSE LAWS OF THE DISTRICT-The
subcommittee on ways and means OF the House
committee on the District OF Columbia TO-DAY
further considered the bill to revise the license
Sy stem in the District of Columbia. The bill
has not yet been perfected, but the sub-commt-
tee having Ii in charge hbpe TO be ready to re-
port ii on January 30th, which day has been
assigned 10 the District OF Columbia committee
by order OF the House.
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crPOSED TO SUNDAY WORk.-The pastor OF
Methodist church In Pennsylvania. who re-
ceiyed letter from the dead-letter Office with
date corresponding to Sunday stamped unon
II. has written TO the chief OF the division pro-
testing against the keeping open of the dead
letter office on the Sabbath. and calling atten-
ton 10 the bad example thus set at the capital
OF the nation The chief OF the dead letter
Office Is SlnartIEg under the unjust imputation
that 1t is his custom TO attend TO official duties
on sunday. and VIII explain 10 his correspond
ent that The fault lies with the city post Office
which is compelled by the demands OF the pub
lie To keep open for a few hours every sunday
morning.
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AN OPrLENT TRAMP, named Thomas Cramm,
who was found nearly frozen in a barn In Bed
ford county, Pennsylvania, some days since
with $3.50 In bis pocket in the shape OF gem
uine bank certificate OF deposfte, viii lose his
legs II not his life from his penuriousneSs
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| INTERESTING TO TAXPAYERS.

The SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES having decided that the special assess
ments for the Improvement of streets and avenues
are valid and legal tax all property holders who
stll in arrears and against whose property tax lien
certificates have been issued viii be compelled to
redeem the same, subject TO such reduction As the
revision now in progress viii authorize
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS CAN NOW BE PAID
AT DISCOUNT,
and all tax payers interested vii, find il Of advan
tAge adjusting and settling their tax bills to cal on
WILLIAM DICKSON,
REAI. ESTATE AGENT
@22 FOnr-aad-n- Hall st.,
tan9lm Three doors above Columbia Building
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RIGHT OF STUDENTS TO vOTE.-The New Jer-
sey assembly yesterday passed. by 81 to 15 a
bill repeating the act OF ISIS which prohibits
persons attending any college, theological SEM
nary, academy or other literary institution. In
any township, ward or city, for the purpose of
Obtaining an education from voting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

WHY WILL YOU BE HUMBUGGED
w WITH INFERIOR EYE
GLASSES, when You ret the BEST, ANA
% less price, at 81. Il. HEM
fLEHs TIE OPTICIAS. As PennsyivAnla syenue.
corner ~ street. uovs4ltP
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Observation-Disclosures w. $. Hogg, son OF
the Acting Assistant Secretary OF the Navy, is
in tie city, having come home from the Euro
Iean station ON the yandalia. Senator
voorhees, desk was decorated to-day with bou-
GietS sent him by fair friends, In cOngratu!a-
tion OF his recent reelection to the Senate
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II Fifteen kentucky democrats are candt
dates for the nomination for state superint nd
ent of public instruction.
SE- Is there no way to enjoin the Potter com
mittee from opening up their cipher d despatcnes
Investigation In this city7-IH. r. Herald,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

TEE LAND RECORDS OF THE DISTRICT IN Dan
GER--Edward Clark, esq, architect OF the Capt.
tol, is urging the recommendation made by him
TO the Attorney General, before the House co n
mittee on appropriation, for an appropriat on
OF $1,000, TO construct a fire proof room In the
city Hall building, for the protection against
fire OF the land records OF the District of Co.
lumbia. The records are now exposed to fire
and II destroyed could not be replaced b. one
asked to protect them
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The NEW YORK NoMINATIoNs-The Senate
committee or commerce was in session three
hours to-day, the New York custom house NOM
nations being under discussion. Secretary
Sherman. although invited to attend the meet
ing. was not present. Neither Arthur nor Cor
nell have been in Washington. reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding, and OF course neither
OF them were before the committee. The entire
llh!e OF the meeting was occupied in discussing
the charges made by Secretary sherman against
NeSSrS. Arthur and Cornell and the replies OF
those gentlemen thereto. The committee ad-
Journed without agreeing upon any reporD
until Tomorrow, when action may be expected
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wv w. WONN,
w CONFECTIONERY AND ZOE CREAM ga
LOOMS.

131 6tEth street n.sc.,
Wfh Increased facilities 70 now prepared 10 furnish
fAxtes, Weddings and Receptions It abort notice.
and Tie usual satiafaction guaranteed dec27lm
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APPROPRIATION BILIS.--The House appropria-
tlon committee expect to complete the legisla-
tive, executive and judicial bill this afternoon.
A member OF the committee said. in reply 10 an
inquiry this morning that the army bill will be
perfected to-day and authorized to be reported
TO the House special meeting of the CON-
mitfee will be held tonight The House to-day
agreed TO the conference report on the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill. 1t leaves the
bill almost Identical with the law of last Ses-
sion. In the senate MessrS. Window, Allison
and Withers We're appointed the conference
committee on the part OF the Senate on the
Indian appropriation bill.
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nv EDWARD CLARK.

il. DEALER IN
LUMBER WOOD AND COAL DOORS, SASH
BLINDS. AOULDINGS. ETC.
OMces-9rO Tir0iaia 0renue southeast,
COS Penas yfed nta acenue north trest.
Yaro and Depot-9th street and Virginia avenue
southeast
row have no partner, and no connection what
with. IL ter st IN, my former establishment
n the foot of 4fh street southeast tkn15-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-23

CLASSIFICATION OF MAIL MATTER-The Con-
gressiOnal committee which is considering the
question OF the classification of mail matter re-
ceiyes valuable suggestions from the public at
large. ore correspondent has studied postal
subjects deeply and submits the following as
send letters; postage should be one cent The
speculatOr sends circulars: can afford to pay
two cents. A man does not take paper who
Is not able TO pay for it; let him pay one cent
each. Magazines and other literary matter is
taken by the rich; make him pay two cents
&C, sc. How is this for hard tirnes?"
The New York herald., 1879-11-01

indians on Grand River aud several more lodges be
lo~. ~ confirms the isrt that many Of the >assvs
s-...s. ..- tA' sAfrlor 49,. - 80 -. 800
ro~. A. the hsad ehief AZ the hostile encsnp-
isenl Douglass y next aud isck neat. Douglass.
upon whnss frtendsiilp Asunt Mrsker relied 10 tho
very day ~hen rhornbureh was ATTACKED. turns out
ie oe isAni - a lsast . have bean ccereed INTO
says. who. among the thsss cni-f- erprcs-ss the
most anAiou. ~ish for afali talk anl explanation
with Gan~ral MerrsL a. clalras thai Mssksr
broaght al ths treahle 81 stating thsf vbsn
1hornbnrsh's suldisra arrives tLay would hang ell
,he saa inalAns INA. ~oala - a. Interesting qass-
the ascnt might haye made use % some such IDLE
tassai ~,shsat tuiiy spIr,e.A,iss the hs.t % the
ally.
rhF ro-~na.r AILTEs 90 rMR rrE
pliman Gays thst ~ the siloala cantlnue the
ties ~iil have the assistance OF the Arapaho-s.
Shoshones SIOUX and tintah ttes Nc says thcrs
at tAs uintah Asenry. althou.,A hs Dos. aai think
tine rena'naer - TIE sit.hs are Al the hostile
camp IN. story ta.' 'hs .'nsr l,laes ar re.ay
Arapahors have hcaA. 81 LATEST aecaauts. the emo
n.iss insssad q ths aiilos q ths rts.. slthoaEs
snywhsrs within hsii. ssd "a. irsssa.l.p q
the shoshonrs o. the whites and the goswrnrn.ns
has recontly bocn asoaehSd 10 tbs oovsrnor of Ny
oming on the aatharity II sheir prlncipai chisf.
wsshAkle. Ia tis meansima t'snerAi asrrttt s-sits
orders from washinstna AMI dss~ NOT eents'npiats
any mosement until H. ruceisea such orders. which
he expects about the "a or an % November.
MoAaDss AlllFfl~s
Aside from the news thus sent from tisn fti>y~am's
correspondent with ooucr.l merritt. "a laarn-s.
throash docnments brought ~ shs same courier.
some OF them ofcizl. biitnsn scco1n panied
by intsrproter psnsed Mclean, from ths tint~h
AfseS ss .r..s sshs,, ~. ..s ~. ss ss.,.s;
the Mormon setfsesnents. 70 be ao nsaoncs. ga
ccpt by some twenty ave Utss- Diilmsn aud hi.
through the hostile White River ute camp. rspre-
senied Themselves a. Mornons. and tAas s.ieei