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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
nECISIONS-ApRm %.

Supreme Court hnmbers-By Judge Donohue.-
Gaaud Gaaud-Plaintl should have So per week and
No DrOof Of service complaint Oman Allen Order
granted DENYING motion. Walter at Fowler O0n denied
niei see menSrandnn FsIthaasea agt Elmore-sse
Marsh agt AVoryOrer granted. CLARK agt the
Niagara Fire Insurance Company In the matter OK Nore
Granted.
sBeeiGI Tsr1g-BY Judge Brunt-Dusenbury Agt Du.
senburY. etCGrantesi. Gardner agt GaFiner Granted
By Judge Beaeh-Falkland art the ST. Nicholas National
Bank.--Caso and findings settled
Superior COgrt-SBecidl TermABv Judge Sedg-
wlcksheTnAn Al act Kane Case ordered no Potts
Mayer tR.-UnsertAhing approved. smith egt. Had
wlck-futerrOgaiOres settled Quinn ag Busse o. al
nuanee the matter Of crane Order appointing Charles
Crane guardian 81 htcm OF william D. G. Crane an inftnt
Church ag the American Rapid Telegraph Company
Order Of substitution Dunsatter ag OF
order passing receivers accounts COhBed aEt the New
York Elevated Railroad COmpaayOrder Of discontinue
su;ion Gordon agt Martin-0rder signed Norris II a.
agt the Manhattan Real Estate Association on appeal
OrieFed ne. Blackwell act Eurck iIarison aef New
Gpaudng; M0Eehead agt Pratt; Rcfielmaehsr AIT E'y
Hart agt Beneict Rheinanhe ag; Hind Hove sgt aSss
Ter: Cane agt Gana.-Ordcrs RInntei.
Common PiSdS-Spfcidt Term-BY Chief-Justice &.
Injunction dsaOlved memorandum. In assignment OF
ELEPHANT q C0mpahT-Apphcation granted. BanIori as
Egufty TfTm-y Judge Iarremore-Person aEt oberteuf
fer for defendant opinion McIntyro ag Moran
soil others-JudgmeBt for defendant without costa
Marine Court - CAambers-Bv judge Shea.-Wall-
Motions CLARK agt. Hamt0n.-Ordef for commits
sion. TTuaI AOChhlmi Gutman aga Fautel-AOtsOus
act. BurntOn Hmr0d agt shaw Jaeger ag Iorenzen.-
orders Of dscSnnnance jackson Reilly EmDorson ag
BY Judge Shsrdan.-Clar agt
animation OF defendant.
Judge Notwithstanding aEt the New England Mutual
Lfs INSURANCE ConpanY.-CAse settled.
BY Judge GOepp-MarsullO agt. Danltl-DecisioR HE'D
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ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, April 23.--A board OF 9fieers
10 consist OF Surgeon J. L. Billings, Captain Frederick
Van Wit, Sd Cavalry. and 5econd-Leutenant A
Cherry 5th Cavalry is ordered TO assemble In ths 0l'y
ca May J. to report upon the CIVILIZATIONS OF such per
soDs a. may be brought before it for appointments as
superintendent Of National Cemeteries
Leave Of absence for four months has been granted
First-Iaeutqnant H. a. Kstehum, 22d Infantry: i've
months to Post Chaplain G. w. Dunbar. and an ex-
tension of nine months in tho leave granted Seeonc-
Lieutenant Oscar r. Long, 9th Infantry
The following transfers the Lat Artillery are an
nOunced: First lieutenant Patterson from Battery
TO Battery E. and Wiser from Battery
f % Battery L. Lieutenant Patterson IL ordered 10
proceed 10 iOin his new company.
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INCIDENTS OF THE LESLIE WILL CASE.


Scattered through all the chat of the law
yers long and quarrelSOme taIks and much dnh tesa
mony IN the Leslie will contest yesterday there were
several Grains OF interest Fcr i've OF tho former
employees Of Frank Leslie testified TO some OF his peeu
liarities of manner. cOmical scene occurred Whe
Francis 6quer the brother OF Mrs Leslies divorced
husband was on the stand. he wns telling OF some
occurrences that took place while Mr. Leslie was hVng
in the same house with the squers before either he OF
Mira souier had obtained divorce. zone day." said
the witness "Mrs. squier came TO me with her hus-
bands pistols and wanted me TO take them away"
Did she say why e. asked Mr.. Curtis-
Yes she said she afraid Mr. squler would m
ture her and Mr.. Leslie"
As the witness said this slowly and hesitatngly Mrs
LAslie became excited. Opening her gray eyes very
widely and shaking her head vehementy Ahe exclaimed
in whisper: O-O-O-ht what lie " and she leaned
Judge FulertOn's shoulder to look the witness
squarely In the face. The effect was AmusiDg The
Witness man about forty years Of age and OF large
frame. Jumped TO his feet and racing the Surrogate
cried out ask the protection OF this Court ldonb
want to be bulldOzed by any one
6ayen't seen anyone attempting to bulldoze you"
SSd b % Ssyn az the Court WSS
The plaintiff" said Mr. Squier She rolled her eyes
and shook her head ut me, aud"
The laughter from all parts OF the room cheched inc
witness, and be sat down. looking very silly. -,
Mr. Curtis offered to prove that MI sqner was iuna
Surrogate would not allow the evidence. The witness
testified Concerning Interview between hs nrOtner
and Mr. Leslie at the Stevens House. before the divorce
Mr. Isie said he had heard that Mr. Squer had threat
ened TO shoot him, and he wanted the matter straight
ened out Mr. Leslie another time called upon the
Witaess aud to him had better repeat some re-
marks he had made about Mr.. and Mrs LESLIE Tue WIZ
ness continued Il told him thought that tee same
causes thai produced my brothers luacy had brought
about their marriage. He made remark, ana turDeu
" What was the remark Z" asked Mr.. Curtis.
HHe SAID that was ID fool" Ilnughter'I
"T6e truth is bound to out" said Judge Fuller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
WORK OF THE COMMITTEES


~ WASHINGTON, April %. Representative Cox,
aner instructions from the Foreign Affairs Committee
% whom was referred the Joint resolution for the ap
rofntbcnt OF Commissioners TO report basis for rect
peocfy treaty betxeen the United States and the Brit
81 ne re s e
Dassed he resoaoD provides for the appointment OF
Sss and report Ire With ali The iaess and
f0rmatcp % regard thereto Oonaress for is action
lsy SeSs pan By vSc I secs Of e foSsr
treaty may hs syoiasd. i.s merits retained and both
sy ss; ;Sst ne Sen
hama eiG Mississippi from 1883 untit 1878 during
ss 3 sa1 te dS 81
E1ncstiop tn louisiana and Alabama He visited
ss &c ssas nqay mo Ss
q t1e fugees ne became satsded tbak they Left their
& d Ssssss s q ia hspsissssss o. osssapg e e eEs
uSe ksrs fer their ehildre he said aotG OF violence
zdE ibcm suSssrviens 70 .he vin Of tbs native whter
ssinens 81 the White psopIo IN ths South rs i
s ., g: n; e ss Fl IS @ TsS sss
esss tsss wss no W.; 70 ssOS IL There e deter
a os nsss PAM p n s % ss ana
ns soei ,da ne sis o. Mo sp sxSdqs wSSG
planter to educate thsf sons 90 work and
3 look oas for apothsr class OF iaborers
ma Sn gSs ss oss woa not Se
4sSsimeas % any Northern stafa ne hao felnd them
very cpprsssyc. and With fsWer pa S ans
among tsn e class 10 preparation e their
EeEcrAl Conway stated In Tie eoprae Of hA ex1minA-
too TINT DO WAC cepneeted with company recently
Sounded - New-fork for the purpose OF buynR iands
n 4&BAex1ee ana ooanfxkBg upon then coi0rcd peo-
20 Ha0 azc able te keep Themselves. 800.
Tae House Ccmaeiffee laden Affairs had under DIS
via the Uta Indians Several u1ap0Ftaat amendments
were A0cpt1ds aud she colnnttee sa3oHEned panding
,rer3, Yhles pFevldea for geological examk
1af5ea and suryeg OF al tia reservation lands not
AloItD& So tho Utns and authorizes the President ~
<a1s< e &c sod 2, PEelie sale ea lanaa mar DC
D&r3 81 tho sale. I9sE.
vie "Wednesday and Thufeasy 81 axt week 20 tie enl
fnJAtiaR the pgeecsltGR ps extension of lsRe %
fhA Apxfhefn Kaezdo Railroad.
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HoNoRLYG THEIR on TTlCAER.

More than 100 of the former members and
graduates Of Marlborough Oh lrchls Military Academy
at Sing Sing, n. T., sat down to trs-
tinUnlal dinner vt Delmonlco's Thursday even
ing, given by them 20 their former
principal. The decorations Of this room baud
sOme Above the scat OF the honored guest hung
the old flag OF the Academy with crossed
inuskets upon either side. and numerous Aincri-
can flags wero twingd among the flowers.
The music the gallery also suggestive OF the milf
tary hfe The school, The bill OF fare elaborate
General Alexander g. Webb made the opening address
Of welcome and proposed the first toast
Marlborough Churchill, guest
Tell me, my friend. from whence thou hast tho skill
So nicely % distinguish good from lli
Aud what thou ART 10 follow, what tV fly
This In condemn and that 10 rdtIy.
"In reading these words" said tine speaker, they
come a due TO hun for what h. did for u.s."
The drunk standing and then all of Chur.
chIls boys" as they frequently delighted 10 style them
good fellow Which nobody can deny Henry III ~
Post, the oldest graduate OF the school. then
work 10 bronco. representing an angel carrying
wounded soldier from tue field euttled Gloria Vie
testimonial was presented tho address, Illuminated ON on
parchment, board IN purple velvet, tearing upon tho
his pupils flOm 1912 TO 1862" AT the End of The adj
dress engrossed complete list Of the OF the
Sir. Churchill responded to the presentation with
t aen b. et 5T nS great pride
many Of the old sehool experiences, and took
all or DIS IOf1nof pupils D0ck TO those golden days
He thought that the best to Judge OF course was
by Its resul and from hs resulS from hS ACADEMY IL
certainly honored. He expressed regret that MFH
Churchill could not be present to look down ON the
gathering from tho gallery, and at this Z" tho boys
loudly clAered for Dear Mrs. Churchill. God
bless her." JObn Harson Rhodes then propose
The Old sch9o after Rieturlng the old scenes aces
FeloWs" in tender, retrospective way with daShes Of
humgr hera and tnere. Benjamin +. Butler
TOOK up "sehOOl Dlsepline.r and Austin q.
Fox spoke of Tue School Teaoher" After tho tOass
there songs and choFuses, and the whole party
marched around the hall In memory OF former military
discipline,
Among those present we're General A. g. Webb
Of the COLLEGE Of tho City, of New-York n. a.
v. Post, Benjan =. Butler. Abner W. C0lgaie Iouis B
Wright, Robert Q, Cornell George Harrn John HaFsen
Rhodes, Adinant-G neral Robert oliver, Hoffman At
RinsoD, Ausrn q. Fox. james b. Oracle and Chester O.
hunroe.
Letters were read from Hamilton Fish, ir Colonel
kipp, StuyVetant kIsh, henry L. Thomas. Mr Gibson,
successor 10 Mr. Churchill at Bling Sing William j. Nor.
Tow, OF Mobile Ala, and others.
DIR. Churchill was graduate Of West Point and wna
principal OF the Academy ut Sing Sing from 1870 70
1862 when he spent two years In Europe afierVInrd
opening school In tais city.
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s REGULAR REPoRT or PROCEEDINGS. +
aaE KsL1ooG-srofFoRp eAsK IN THE sENArR-TaH
qosr ROUTE BILL PAssED-THE DEFICIENCY
Bns. PASSED IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE. w AsBINGTON. April %. 1880.
I In the Senate to-day information was re-
ssved ss 20 the suns agssnst Postmaster Jaea OF New
York 1oT Damages Dy the use Of patented canceng.
sssmp. Referred
Mr.. JOHNSTON Dem. va1 offered o bill to provide
for the suppression Of infectious and contagious dis.
cases Of domestic animals.
Tho bin appsUprating $4,000 for tho erection OF a
lighthouse and fogsignai bell Old Gay Rock, at the
entrance TO Harfagansett Bay, was passed
motion was made that when the Senate adjourn to-
day it be to meet on Monday next and while the Secre
sy wss calling the roll Inc confusion in the chamber
was 30 cat that Tor the fourth tame the morning. .ne
snt elsr sboaId be- reEiOrsd Hs drecteS the Ser
snaiArs 70 enforce .he srdes Ins re % u T sSs
Tas memorial of the New YORK Archs illogical Society
stating zoe sIsssnts Contained 10 d I, we're
NJ s ss@ ess ~ anSsS ee Of
duty when II came up and that was the extent OF MS
afenee. The memorial was then laid on the table,
The Pest Route bill taken M. read third tnle
Ts Senate then resumed consideration Of the resolu
the senate new held BY William Pist Kellogg
Il s a ben es,nsS hat M KsiSss having SSen Sncs
declared entitled 20 seat in the Senate, the matter was
M. KELLOGG (Rap.. La.l wished Senators who
enonfd Hereafter speak Ia OF the resouons 70 ad
dress themselves 70 point which he held tn be fully es
tahshed--anmely, that the Nichols Legislature bad
not quorum OF members In tho Lower House elected
oerstic party itself, during the whole term OF sixty
dave ~.
me pending order was informally laid aside and The
House bill establishing land Office In Montana Terri
bill 70 easeSd the tune or the
Ct the Texas Pacific Railroad was placed 90 tho calen
iar 49,
The bs TO authorize retired HIST Of nep-cornmiesioned
officers of thirty years service was taken up The Dill
has been discussed before.
Ssr. MAXEY (DeIn.. Tex) spoke in favor OF II.
Mr. BECK Dem. Ky1 opposed the 6ill as the Dsgin-
EiDg OF q syatem whose end no one could fOresee
Mr.. EDMUNDS crop, VII sympathized with the pur-
pose OF the DILL and also. TO certain extent, with what
The Senator from Kentucky had said. He would like to
see tho bill amended to incnds private SOLDIERS.
me Government could do batter than TO show grat
fude the VINO proLet tod II
After further debate the bill was laid aside
AT 4:35 .. TIE Senate iEto executive session.
and. when the Doors were ieopened, adjourned until
Monday.
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NAVY Orders.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Medical Director
Albert L. Gihon is ordered TO duty Rs member OF the
Board OF Inspectlon; Passed Assistant Engineer H.
Ross ana Cadet Engineer r. I. Reid to the Michigan
First Assistant Engineer George p Hunt is detached
from the Michigan and placed on waiting orders;
Assistant Engineer W. Christnan from the Monoeacy
and ordered to return home aud report arrival Assistant
Engineer william N. Little from the Navy Yard Pen
sacols and ordered 70 the MonOcacyi Cadet Engneer
Harry a. Stevens IRON experimental duty ana ordered
TO the TaapoOsa Leave of absence has been granted
to Captain John H. Upshur for year. with permission
to leave the United Statee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Ihe FOLLOWING Dusl-
was transacted In the supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
aat Thomas j. Dayton Argument concluded by W. a
MaurY for defendants in and by samuel Shabareer Tor
plaintiff in error 2I1-IlySy kenne,y exr etc ap-
peilan.s agt John A. j. CTesBWel OF d. commissioner
Argued by A. T. and submitted by Il. T. Merck for
appellant argued by nooh TOtten for appeleeA No
218Phe steamboat Lousy lie. etc, appellant, agt. william
Q. HALLIDAY. etCArgued by T. d. Lincoln fer appel
liant; declined 10 hear further argument No 2f9
KIRK plaintiff in ag Charles o. and Cattle
rne acknowledgements concluded by Luther H. Pike for
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made IN 1882 two years beforA the aats claimed By the
TIE aeuooSt va closed By Jadge PggssP. who said
that The Holmes Company HAVING had ne day in OoaLS
by ts own cesnss was now endeavOEng TO g6c anotner
hearing before tbs Court by other companies pos ~
the suit he Thought that the other companies shgnid
wait until action had been BROUGHT against tneoa 1ho
case was adiourned to Monday as IL D. N.
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1seuienants Jas f. crg Goo Toota 70 be Lete1ant
Ggnnan0erA MaseEs Haee oStefhAnA Tenn - T-
Charles VrOeRna be E6eutenantss EnglGas snnS y
Putnam Wn ~ H0lsey and Frank A. Wilnes q Pc haS.es
AeEslent Engineer +. w. MNsters 20 DO . kasseA
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Qkqrnerg.


A GENTLEMAN of large and successful ex.
"A peFfepce In educational work desires the position Of
principal Eat OF private tutor; references ur8xcoron
able. Address PRECEPToH, TrtDune 0fncet
LII wanting best Teachers, American and
"A Foregn for Famiiiee schoos COLLEGES for Depart
men low or hlgh sheuh have Cao6dxes' Now Bzle1n~
eachers seeking new enaassents shou hare
Application Fornns-malled for postage ~
NV. SCHERMERaoRN. secy, 80 East lxthst- n. z.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERy
"A AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools and Families witA
thoroughly competent Professors Principals and Teacher
Families going abroad ooantIy psnBy seissd vita
superior Tuoss GOvernesses Cali address Mss ~
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square.
pINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
TEAGaEss, e Schools and Families snps;
InstTlcton The Index iuss RuDasna9 contains Tsaeh
Othar vanabls anFmation- samD.
PINCKNEY'S SCHOOL DIRECTORY. 27S pages Pa.
Edition. special catalogue Of school liz
rre a. eince. OF nsiled tor Ressess csrta cvrv
Domestic Building Broadvay aad isth.st n. y CITY
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
Il without charge. Mss FLORENcE RffOH. EDUcAs
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Business Ghanses.
VO NEWSPAPER MEN I


ITO NEWSPAPER MEN
4 On Of whom it may eoncern the nndernfns9
Wil the Bth May 1850 at the Law onp az - =
Hall Bioca. Toledo. Oho at IL 0clock
sad day, tho he sold pxiratc 49,
Offer Tor Aae 70 he highest bidder the following properly
1tr THE TOLEDO CDMMERC1At4 t..--
Daily Morning and weeEiy Newspaper o. tveny ysss
staning with M It's outfit rood w1 Ass0ciatcd Pfvs HAM
chisea Hewspa and job Pyessae. type. &c. a.
rhe Commercial Is she euy Morning Daily published "
City OF Toledo city of about e3OD tnhahitant WIN
surrounding eeenry and railroads rRpp 80 ~ ey1y e.
reetou The has ami now h. iStnpcndeut rs
Sirs WITH hepsbtican precliytss and haa bssp srsSI
gned tor twenty years. 10 IL believes that THIS ono ~
nnest epesingv IN TIE vnitsd stases - 49, -
TEhAlS OF SALE-One-quarter en<h IN aaoa 81 ~ -
sae balance IN shfee squa annual paymepts,
seearsd ard hearing interest ~ tho rsie
bile Annually. .s...su..s.-.{
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EN0R $S5O.-A years residence abroad. in-
IL Guiding instruction In German ana French party Of
'''''' Address TOURIST Drawer DID. Philadelphia p. o.
WANTED.-:A Partner for first-class In-
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THE CONTEST FOR TIE WIRES.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 21.-The in
junction granted the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, IN Hancock County. last week, restraining the
Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
panies from taking possession OF the Atlantic and Pacific
wires was to-day dissolved after full hearing before
Judge Melvin The connection between the lines aud the
American Union Company severed, and the Atlantic
and Pacific Company put in full possession Of the prop
erty. which Is beng held under RuarG.
WHEELING, W. Va, March 2l,-The contest between
the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Com NAMES and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
the American Union Telegraph Companies. for tho
session OF certain poles and wires, claimed by both
Terminated to-day In victory for the western Union
and Atlantic and Pacinc companies.
CINIysArI March 24.-Tne case OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company against the Baltimore and
ohio RaiIroad Company, and the American Union Iee-
graph Company before the Superior Court, the said
1iaintin Company applying 10 be put In posseSso OF
tbs uaegraph lines along the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
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.-.......''''
. Gentleman JOe-All right. NJ. u. !:

The foct that the above letter rendered the writer
amenabe {, the Jaw was carefully concealed from the
nres. aud from every by MI Bliss, IN order that
rbie the man might be encouraged by the and
notorety Of his schemes to continue he might still feel
safe SO far ae the consequences were concerned
tur FIRST Discoveries AND SUGGESTIONS.
The first thing done WAS try 90 discover If there
were any one who wouldi be likely to do such thing
other from character from the circumstances
NJ his connection with Dr.. Dix. II was clear from the
posal cards that the writer had perfect knowledge OF
,he affairs OF Trinity Church up TO a certain period
after which that knowledge had ceased. newspaper
man suegested certain man as possibly I'll" culprit
vbose handwriting matched in some particulars that OF
the cards sent Dr DIX and also that OF similar cards
ent 70 Dr. syopc rector OF Trinity Cbspelast May from
cincinnati Search was made then In Cincinnati
for such person would otherwise answer the re-
cu,raments but without avail. clergyman, formerly
connected with the parish suspected at one time
and much trouble taken to follow him to Boston,
Uoboken. and numbers OF other places His nandwrlt-
inc WAS not what looked for but the possibility OF
a confederate to do the writing was allowed
for All the papers OF Trinity Church were
examined for handwriting. but without result In
ouirss was made by Mr. Gaylor OF clergymen for sug
gesons as to who would be likely to he concerned In
the matter II was known that during May many
musicians were In Cincinnati and IL also happened
that about that time good musician was discharged
from the church But none Oh tLese tnnsS leu " any
satisfactory clew.
Meanwhile the letters and postal cards had ceased.
and were not renewed again until March 10, when
lot was sent out well several letters to Dr. Dix
Among the latter were these
March 18TH, 1880
np.n SIR, only write line to say that the follow
ING Invitation will be Issued next week. az follows with
ont You send 800 dollars Fifteen Hundred DOllars)
Answer In Personals, Friday. REDDr.
meeting OF 0oringmen and all females out OF work
will be held on Wednesday the Gath and from to
n M AT ~ West Q5thst You are invited to be pres
| ent-brng all your friends with you.
meeting Of workingmen and oil males out OF work
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, WASHINGTON NOTES.
MAsnINGrON. Wednesday. :,

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March -, 1850.
An order was issued by the Postmaster General to day
prohibiting the payment OF moneyorders. etc, to f. H.
Parsous Of Westboro Mass. alleged TO be engaged in
fraudulent scheme.
lanta Ga. to Commissioner Raum as follows;
raiding force has just retured 1t seized nine Illicit dis
tllleries and arrested seven men,
The Post ONCE Department has advertised for bids
for miscellaneous star routes throughout the United
States numbering In all 43S. The contracts Will be let
IN NAV and go into effect on the 1st OF July
The Interior Department has been Informed that large
numbers OF Sitting Bulls band have applied at Fort
Peck for rations Offering TO surrender their and
ponies. These surTcnders secretary schuZ says, WEI
have to BE- made to the military posts.
Secretary Sherman has directed the Assistant Treas
urer at New YORK TO purchase for the sinking Fund
80 900 900 OF bonds at the lowest rates offered Tho
amount Of bonds purchased this month Is SSOOOOOO,
the premium 20 be added.
The Superintendent OF the Blank Agency Of the Post
Office Department has notified the PoS:Dastei-General
that there is danger Of deficiency in the appropriation
for stationery and printing IL view or the Increased
prices of paper and envelopes.
Chief Onray ana the Ute Indians now In this city viii
leave for Colorado tomorrow night. Oursy Is satisfied
with the treatment of his people by the Government
and SAYS that their part OF the agreement will lie carried
ont Secretary SchurZ believes that tho other INDIANS
engaged in Meeker Massacre Will be surrendered
One Of the Indians captured by Jack and In THIS
civ has been identified by Miss Meeker as having acted
IN friendly manner toward the ladies' duilng theif cap
tiVlfV