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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
FEE1l-eINTH CONGRESS-.

che .>t,.ntc.
CREDENTIALS PRESENTED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Ferry present
ed the credentials of Henry T. Baldwin, and
the new Senator was sworn into Office.
CUSTOMS DUTIES.
Senator Beck introduced bill TO authorize
the payment Of customs duties in legal tender
notes; also 4 bill to amend tho tito of the
fourth revised statutes ~ to authorize the
purchase of foreign built ships by citizens of
he United States for use in the foreign car
lying trade. Referred.
TREASURY NOTES.
Senator Bayard introduced joint resolution
that from and after the passage of this reso-
luton treasury notes of the United States
shall be receivable for all the dues to the
United States, excepting duties on imports,
and shall not be otherwise legal tender, and
any of said notes hereafter issued shall bear
this superscriptiou. Referred.
Senator Ingalls, offered resolution that in
the opinion of the Senate the present volume
of the United States notes should not be re-
duced, and that said notes ought to continue to
be legal tcn!er in payment of debts.
LAID on the table and ordered printed.
COMMITTEES.
Senator Wallace offered resolution continue
ing for the present session the standing and Sc
lect COMMITTEES appointed at the last session
with but two changes, viz Terry to take the
place OF Chandler, on the committee on naval
affairs, and Mr.. Baldwin to take the place of
Chandler the committee on commerce.
Adopted.
THE UTES.
Senator Teller offered a resolution calling on
the President for information as to whethe,
any money due the Ute Indians under the
agreement of Sept. IS, 1878, had remained un
paid, as claimed by those Indians, and also the
nature of the Investments made for the Utes
under that agreement.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Senator Logan introduced bill for the re-
lief of certain persons locating homesteads on
the public lands. Referred.
On motion of Senator Davis, of West Virgin
ia, the resolution offered by him yesterday
calling on the secretary of the treasury for o
detailed statement of expenditures since 1868
under permanent annual appropriations was
agreed to-.
Senator Paddock introduced bill authoriz.
ing the secretary of the navy to receive by do.
nation site for and to construct marine hos
pital at Nebraska City. Referred. Ad.
'ourntd.
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The Franklin Building Society.

Tho Franklin Building Society.
The annual meeting of tho Franklin Build
ing society, held on Tuesday evening, result
ed in the election of the following officers:
A. Moore, president; NJ. Roche, vice-presi-
dent Theodore Sander, secretary; Albert
scbefer, treasurer; Henry O German, attorney.
Directors: A. Moore. Theodore Sander, Albert
Scheffer, Henry Orlemann, Frank Schliek
Charles Wollblom, John Bodin. Henry O'Gor-
man, M. Koch, Lewis Engels, NJ. Roche. Chas.
A. Albrecht, Jacob Schnitzius, Ernst Albrecht,
J. F. Wilcken. Examiners: David Ramaley.
Joseph G.. Way, Otto Dreher.
Tho treasurer's report was read by Mr. Theo-
dore Sander, of which the following is a synop-
sis: Total number of shares issued, 5,166;
total assets, ca, 296.07; expenses, including
interest on discount and stock redeemed, 81
15l.79; total disbursements during the year.
$28, 00007; balance on hand SO, 1856. OF.
The total amount of money loaned during
the year, reached $26, s99.15, secured by mort
cages and notes, with stock Us collateral. The
condition of the society is reported as highly
fourishlng.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

Everyone is delighted with the beautiful dis
play of Christmas Goods at Max Wittelshofer's,
II East Third street. His display of Fine Jew
elry of all kinds, Watches, Silver and Plated
Ware, is unsurpassed, aud his prices are very,
very low. Be sure to give him a call.
Evening Glasses at the st. Paul Business
College.
Commencing at z o'clock at the st. Paul
Business college, corner Third and Jackson.
Remember this college has the confidence of
the business community, and shows q complete
record by endorsements from the most numer-
Gus and highest sources. Has received fifteen
highest prizes for superiority in everything
that is valuable to business college. Young
men should enter now and get the full benefit
of the evening course. Charges moderate in
comparison to advantages and benefits re-
ceived.
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dnokat


James Allison, hailing from Dundas, doomed
up at police headquarters, yesterday after
noon, with the same old story of being robbed,
while drunk. of $l5 and gripsack. The
authorities have heard the same racket fire.
quently during the past week, and in every in
stance it has turned out that the individual,
who claimed to have lost the money, had it
only in his mind. Officer Murphy, however,
was sent to the Chippewa House, on Robert
street, where Allison stopped Tuesday night,
and learned that when he arrived a
$5 bill was all his bundle. The proprietor
OF tue house stated that he spent some money
for drinks. and at noon took his grip" and
started for the train to 60 to some town in
Wisconsin. Nilsson was taken back to the sta
ton. and on being searched $s were found in
his pocket. He then weakened on his story
and was gently bounced. Last night at 6
@ clock he was found by Officer Newell in
drunken sleep on the Seventh street bridge,
and brought to the lookup. In bis pocket was
found sixty CENTS the balance of the So having
gone for whisky, .e ...T
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
Evening Glasses at the st.. Paul Business
College.
Casters Ice-Pitchers, and Silver and Plated
Ware, at Geist's, 81 East Third street.
Notice..

-" n NOTICE.
There will be meeting of the Dry Goods
Clerks association, at the Merchants, this even
ing, and it is hoped that each member will be
present. as business of Importance is to be
transacted. Per order of
w. w. Cook, President.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
a Suspicious Case.
New Ulm ReYieW.I

Donnelly, who is contesting Washburn's seat
in Congress, has got out a circular signed by
Robert Smith, W. NJ. Tileston and 81. P. Hall,
certifying to his Democracy. It will probably
strike the average Democratic Congressman
that a contestant who needs any such certificate
has very suspicious case.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
Fell Into q Pit.
COLAROw sURRENDERs.

No little excitement was caused at the
Washington school, yesterday, by an accident
to one of the children. During the afternoon
recess Aaron Linse fell into hole being exca-
waited in the school yard. Several of his COM
panions witnessed the mishap and gave the
alarm. Two or three of the teachers ran to the
scene of the accident but were powerless to
help the little fellow as the hole into which he
had fallen was fully twelve feet deep, and
there was no ladder at hand. However, several
men were summoned and they got the boy out
of the pit. He showed no signs of injury, ex-
ternally, but breathed hard and was very pale,
from fright or internal injury. After being
resuscitated, Miss Wright, principal of the
school, ordered hack and had the little fell
low, in charge of one of the teachers, conveyed
to hia home No. 124 De Bow street.
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OPERA HOUSE. p

The Doctor of A1cantara Saturday After
noon and Evening.
The Malcolm Blanchard Opera troupe will
give two performances of the charming Spanish
comic opera at the Opera House next Saturday
afternoon and evening, which includes twelve
solo artistes, accompanied by full orchestra,
with new and elegant costumes. Pinafore has
been all the rage, but in our estimation does
not begin to compare with the Doctor in alb
surdities or charming melodies. It will be a
rich treat to all who attend.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
Cook, President.

The second social party of Champion Lodge,
No. IS, Knights of Pythias, takes place at Cas-
tie hall, No. Z East Third street, this evening.
Great Union band. pleasant time is antici-
mated
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
SECOND DAY OF THE LOUISVILLE
CONTENTION.

Col. Crooks, of st Paul, Honored by An
appointment to Represent Dakota-An
Address Prepared for Presentation to the
Governors of st tes aud Congrt S. Detailed
Report of Proceedings.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

BURLINGTON, Ia. Dec. 9.-Frank Phelps, city
editor of the Ra,rkeye, died this evening. MI.
Phelps was one of the Oldest active journalists
in the States
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

Rings, Pins, Bracelets and fine Xmas goods
at Geist's, 81 East Third street.
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RENO'S DRUNK.
PROGRESS OF THE COURT MARTIAL
At FORT MEADE.

Club Room Festivities at Frontier Army
Posts-Brealkins Billiard Cue Over tho
Arm of a Brother Officer-A Gentle Tap
ping at Lady's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gam
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

Not DIR. Murphy or DR.. Stan.m or DR.. Stone,
but the ''Doctsr of Alcantara," at the Opera
House Saturday afternoon and evening.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

Have you seen those lovely Diamonds at Emil
Geist's, 81 East Third street?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfaiGng rem
edy for bilious and male rial tevers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The RrE,sins Of tho NJ rdersr of Mrs.
Sch auer Discovered Near the Scene Of
His Terrible Crime-Miscellaneou
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-04

One of the Ii aders In the Tbornburgh Mas
sacre Surrenders--Soft Solder Speech to
the Commission--Ouray Happy and
Everything Lovely, Perhaps.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
TAs Revival Of Business.

F..
When the spring trade was opening We set
fourth Ia our news coiumus oarefuily pre-
pared and collected information from all eco
lions of the IIalon as TO khe revival OF hnan.
tial confidence and prospects 81 husihees.
Tho predlctloEs which We tkan founded up
90 our reports have bean more than lulalied.
This 10 evident from the statements which
We prlnt elsewhefe THE morning OF = numbeg
Of representative business msn OF this city
who have been visited and convsfsed with
on the subject In bohalt OF the WORLD. The
Autumnal outlook for business In this o1un-
try u actually clearer and brighter than the
outlook was In the spring. Hard times like
levers have their psrlodeities and crises.
The psnlc ended in 1874. Then ensued the
period OF, ehFinkAge and the crises OF bank
ruptcy. About year ago began the poriod
OF positive reouperaiIon. With thls autumn
We are undoubtedly catering the period Of
prosperity. After severe fevers the consti.
tuHons OF pstie1ta are s0rng times radically
changed for the better. Let us hope that the
national body politlo may have gained abFe
and stamina In paseing through those hard
times. The generation which was taught
reckless extsayigsnee ey the loose oxpendltdra,
the commercial fhl aclea md Tbs headlong
hnanhlering Of war timos oughtto have and
we trust has boon reformed by dlsaster, ana
later gcneratioh has basn growing up for
the last six years under the discipline OF
economy, TO recognise the fact thas q huctu.
nting currency is the deAdllest Zoe Of com.
meroial, industrial and agricultural pr0speri-
". This new generation ought 70 have
been better educated in the true principals
OF political economy Lhan preceding one
since 1858. Young men who came Of age ID
1873, when. according to otieial tables, near
~ $50, ,OO0000 worth OF textile iAbrles were
Imported, viii see that such Imports had
fallen laet year 10 about $50, 6,O00. TOO worth.
They will also see that last year Ia tha bin-
glp article OF breadstuns, on the top OF this
decrease 10 importatlons, thure was ~ IN.
cfeaae ol nearly $lla. zoo. .0O0in our cut pu,
oyar that OF the year q their majority.
All o,asSes ot the eomnunity--ll 1se whom
disaster has made cautious and those who
have been educated 20 praetlce prudenoe--
ought 70 DO abSs dow 10 mAlnlsin and de-
velop the rAusnlng prosperity which has
come 10 VS. With our return 70 common ssnae
and aoupd principles in the conduct OF our
a1alpss Let every man FAY go heart the
moral Of the striking remark made by one Of
the bnsineas men who have obliged sh0
World With their views to-day, that an In.
ereaaa OF oniy one dollar "a the yearly fh-
come aud oulgo oi every man, woman aud
child IL the United States means difference
ol nearly hundfed millions OF dollars ia tho
yearly trade movement Of the country
N. III. World,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09
FAe FIrsl nan Il Ireland.

The day darkens 10 Ireland. A conflict
has occurred betWaen > EepreesntAilye Qf the
landed artstOefaey and q Fepresenteli Fe ol
tho homelaaa, lAndless pooF---aad the blood
Of the lowly toller erilmsons the coll OF moths
or country, cousoOrAted by q thousand ties Of
humble Suffering durlng centuries Of InibFnle.
''laow longs q lord, how ioner' Ths
must he the desPAlripg cry ot murdered
il may be the bleed she'd yesterday has no
signifoaDee and VIII have no sequel. II
may mean only Que moro victim OF imperial
disdAIn, one pauper lees 70 DO cared Tor, one
voles leas 70 cfoss the eea and vex the ear oI
haue hty aud beastless ahsonte teeisni. H9
But 4n 0ods provilieDep hlmAy turn opt
othsrWlse. The shot AIRED yesterday may be
tho signal gun OF last and desperate stfug.
gle Of msddensd people lot existence tho
end d sskieh 10 tnan can tell. EngiAnd may
seem pmnipotant; but the mosi towering dee
potisnns that ever eptsad the earth have sop.
pied at last 70 their downfall. Whom the cup
Of their abomlnAtlons hae been 6lled, des.
truetioR came - ina night, aud ateIror sucA
As shook The knees OF BalshAxzsr prepared
them for easy and fearful overthrow, Such
may be EngiAndfs fase--ard the decree
''Mene, Meney tskel aphssslu," may Hlready
Dc WIlt8oNaNrfftXs sa.L. .I
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orop ana Harksl Rsporla

During the lasl ten or twelve days prices
Of wheat and corn have materially apprecis
nted. As soon 80 she upward moyeIaenl
began Il became speculative, and prices OF
wheat went beyond reasonable limits, and ID
New.YoFk Is cents advance was made, bat
IL fed back 70 IL eenta In = day or two.
Ia Baltimore rod winter reached Si-2s; in
CHICAGO No. 2 2spring sold a Si.oai, and 70
both plAcea, ag 10 New York, prtcea receded,
and many dealers werc compelled TO suspone,
aud Id some cases, Wero completely bank
tupted. Corn and aoug sharsd shared ID the
excitement, bat not 80 great un extent.
Whoa, fell 10 Sc. Louis i'll csnts in ono day.
The tandenoy Ia again upward, aud The spurt
will have the effect Ot iaisnk pFices IN the
interior markets, whete there is less danger
Of reaction. the np and Gewn wsyes bAlng
less violent NJ We reeeda from the large
grain market centres. The ioseign demand
eonlinass steAdys notwithstanding the OK
cesslya shipmaRtS hanoe. According 10 an
oIilclaI Enelish report. thaIe is ilstle danger,
At present, Of Russian eomnetitAon with Uni.
lod S,alsa wheat In the Engllsh maFke's, on
account OF the very poor condition IN which
Russian whaAt Is shipped. Tho report re-
terFed 70 says; '.Tba objection Ia the EaRiish
tnerket 10 South Raaslan wheat Is the IN ilt
oonditlon Ia which 4 is TOO often shipped.
The greater rart arrives from the interlor
Ia uncovered wagons, and frequently for
wqnt Of wagons remains remains exposed on
the railway plptioeglf. Unless lhs corn oan
bs produoed cheaper. and brought 70 Odessa
In bettnr eopdlll0r, aud ia COST ~ trans
port and placing Oh board be reduced. South
Russian 6orn viii soon no longer, exceat IN
azcsptlnnal leaaOnes hsd = meEksf 10 Eng
land and WsasaFE RAeopo, belng hnAble %
compete with Amsricsn. Indlan and AniiEa-
lien corD.T.
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ClIuRtuIKS

| F.
NJ. K. Churrh--Mt. Pleasant, at 4 o'clock
r, m. on the 2nd and Aih SandAya. Rev.
ENrwIsTLg. pastor. .g... !. -
NJ. y. Church iberia. 2nd Sunday, morning
and evaning, N. x. BorsK. psstor.
NJ. 4. ChurGh. Fiatwoods School house, 2nd
Sabbath, III \. M. and TuscumblA Saturday
eve. btfWe. y, SPRIEoER. Pastor,
CHRISTIAN Church ruscpmbis. 4th Lords
day, morning and evening, w. Z. DoRsEf :
pastor.
STRING eARDEN, Gh I.Ord's day. W. F.
Findlsy. pastor.
SALEM Church, on An L@rd'S day, II O'Clock
y IN. Sam'l butcher, pastor.
uAPTtST-Fvr the year commencing Sept,
1871. The time OF meeting of each church In
the association il ruled nv s sunday.
UNION Church M.ets 4ih Saturday In each
month. J. NJ Hhha mod.
Hi0 RICH WOODS Church--mees 3rd
Saturday Ia each month. =. .. BuTks, mod,
Thop, MaFckan,. Clerk
LITTLE RrCtIWo0DS Chureh--meess nd
SDry In e~ch month. J NJ, Hibba, mod.
sPLEASANT FONT OBarcb--niesta Isl
Saturday E'd. john Saith, mod.
WET CLAIR! ChuFeh--msets lsi Saturday.
j, NJ. Hl bhs mod. 49,
NEW SALEM Caufch--meets 4th Saturday,
Kid. D.iHeHn, mod. t'A %
SABBATH school, at NJ. Pleasant, J
O'Clock p. naa every Sunday. ID. II. Austin,
Supt. atW 9 NJ F
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-09

Show fell two inchss deop In Quebec on
Sept, 25lh. m Nas os2 Is tii -.
--smal-Uox & prsadiag amonE the Nax-
leans on tha Rio Grand. :. 81
--LAat year 40,O00 Texas hoPsos passed up
The trail through Fort WoEth, most OF them
going 70 KnnBas. 8AA GO
-.Slna hnnA,aa ana tkf,.v a,,sSf,..a svu
rsooired al Vesoer CulleSls, 10 tlS,t s,,.s,l,s
eIfis ana sttnnd Ia the estsse. rs
: /. s,sa /. M -sIh,,ass .,ltat,on ana a.,,,..ans
49,, ~ tssnsa. eSs, q ssssrs, ne tjhSna,,'a,'
oa., sna sha Ghsnssa y,,,na allan ~ Nass.
Vel s.ss, 4 s.soss,i,' trs,I, '. t's"-
tS'A Y'T. = '~P'sy b,
-Ene inbernnsional s'xhlv,Llon l sl.l ~ Syrseys
great success S,sse bfiEAln nea. IVY Inc
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rran Ahraald.

A rich gold mice hes bosn found near tbs
boundary betw ven the States OF Darenao,
O0ahuIla and chihuahua, Mexico. And there
Ia great excitement In Western TeeAs. whis
MoIAda Iniue is about 720 milea from the Rio
6rande az BrownsvIllo.--iB order 20 ksotd
tie burning and dediuolion Of thciF plAata.
li0ns thg shareholders 10 the province oiean.
tlago do Cuba are nsaumistiag their slaves
and hiring them for ave Seatss Twelve ow.
nert liaye freed y, GOO slaves a'resdy, aud 9th
srs ars reported ready 20 follow their sxstn.
pie. The spanish govesnmont has deolaed 10
send 500 troops 70 Cuba forthwith. - Work
men II some OF she principal towns Ia tho
north Of England have struck again,t the
award Of the arbitrator on tas iron trade dis
pnta. the striking cotton operatives &C
Ashtonlundsf-Iyun hare voted 70 resume
work on the masters' lermt, being afeduc'
,ion IN theig wages Of 8 per, eont--The con-
ference between Prince Bismarck and Count
Andressy has resuitsd n an agreatnept that
the German And AnsaFiAn Interests IN all
pending European questions are identical,
and that the condition OF Europe Is such As
will leave no doubt that the two enlSI res will
be Akle 70 assert those iuterests peaSeably.
The alliance is watched wlih.a great deal Of
anxiety Ia st. PelpsabeIg, where I Is con-
aldered Ra having uitllnsle hostile de8gns on
Rusisn ambition. Aoumanian goyeFn-
meut iaaboat 70 bnffAnchlse 1000 Jews IN
that province, The Belgian Roman Oath.
ollc bishops have instructed the clergy 20 re-
iuse abtolhtion 70 the pasents q al ehlldren
frequensing the pablia Schools ana 70 ehe
tsacI4gs and 70 the pupils Of ths normal
achoole.--fhe Unl.sd BiAtaa lonanl At the
Island Of Mauriuo1s reports that the cattle
plaque continue. Bla0e July "a, Alho2 cattle
haye died of the pEeY&iliag dlseAee. The
whole number destroyed Alnoe the hirut Ap'
poasanoe of che disease fenoh0s 10. .000. llt.
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gEaaEaEE TaEACEERY.
a asesaa su.lsf Eas.asrs b saIsrada.

URidaeo, bIHnS Ora 1.-the following
ilspAidh, wna received q, BhsridAn'e headr,
quarters, this noop from Mllk River, Col,
dated 8opa 18th viz kawllns. Wyominet
tThia CohInaud, ootApesad of three 'cofilr
rG's sIVss y 81 sssc.Ai M hsudSd az tls % isdans.
Who attakked and drove na " our .wnkq4
tgaih. bhlch had been packed s.wisa geoas loes.
III becomes my palnfah duty 70 toennQunca
si.u (. death Of MaI6g Thofntafk Who tell 10
the hkrneAs,F SAedfhAf aith 10 enllntcd MO-
end wagonsmeafsF hcKlpetFy, with thp palm
iaI bal .o.ssFiesN vouaglng oI Lieut. s Had. i.
dunkt y. l0anets and about 20 nAsn AND
VI an now ssssbisd penr wnasr, vita sllSas.
fonFthb ~ fout Aai,nalA killed, ufseran deapeE.
ata hght6f 70 o,dlock N. We bold cur
pnsstsStr, ~ this htisrS asa p n 4 siIaii
xtf9sl ll4& ft8k M ghts and beIley0 No
t4n "a 4 out untll reinfprcemenls reach ua.
hAhey are hurried through. oglcegs And
meu hehaga with Tho kreAtsst gAllantry. i
en- elso IIightiy wouhdsd 10 tvo piaocss e
lss -, "PArNR, COtnnander.n
Troops have bosu cent 10 their relief.
CAPT. HcoTT PAYNR,
now ID command OF tha remnsny OF tho expe-
dltlon. h native OF Virginia but entered
West Point nom Missouri, he graduate d Ia
1906. snd was appointed Second Lieutenant
In The, Ftith Cavalry. i-s
oRIaTH OF THe TnouRLR
WAshiugton, Oct. 2.--rns White River
Uee Iddlans number ~ 500 persona, lrclud-
inH women and children. aud about ons-ioarth
are buck. PI'hey occupy the reservation thst
| is situAted IN NoEtbern Colorado ebout $50
mllee south OF the line ol forts Ia Wyoming
/ Territory, and is accessible ouiy via Fort
Rawlins. They EEo known ~ the uiost tFoach-
erous hnd feroclous OF redskins. aud FOR this
reasoa and that they are we'll armed, the
Territory has previous 10 last apmmer been
avoided by miners and prospectors.
Last Jupe, however, miners,began to en-
ctoaeA upon or approach the White River
county, and the unessiness on the part OF
the Utes appears 10 have began At that time,
subsequently they became mote violens. tnrn-
ing out Agent Meeker and threatening his
The Interior Department IN Consequence e
urged uSns Aha Secretary. OF War the uaa Of
necessary troops 70 arrest the ring leaders
and tNstore order &c sha agsnny. Necessary
orders weEp Ia,ued 20 GsasrAl Sheridan aud
Major Thotnburg vas chaFged with the mis-.
pion, where be met With hIS lAmentAble
.aa