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, 1880-08-03
THE INDIANS.


R1CtOklA'S UANU+
Tho long cllase after Efct0gIn ald Ills balut
Of ,naral!llng Apacl.es l,,s ut lust resulted III
pennlng thu l'lliAIls ~, sI tlnt there IL every
probability Ut tllctr decisive sEefrat. Tho.
latest 'noSplhents, resulting ln tho defeat OF
tlle lluialsIMtw0 ,l4hts,uro detailed officially
u, thu following dispatches received BY Gen.
Sheridan yesterday:
In THE FIELD, EanIN Spr,Sns, July 20,
yln hTnFkrt,S. Aug. t.-tlsxixiuHt tttJm-
tNa1t tHAri'tt, l}cImHmcHt ~ ltaua: Vic
tQrlns l'1li, estimated Ut, sixty N i,nre, nt-
EagIo aM Q"itn,s,! M! sio,,talas' t1M'el 1o-,,ay. @
WIS ."i'cai,.lAsl will Il nu,ull lmriy
Vt thp polMt Whiv!. tlMy attempted In rlss.
linylnH lthrllu.l ut Wflcux'n fills morning Uf
tllelr probAhle hpprtArl., fortified Tho lnsl-
tim With such !ollllH III vera nynllubc ntlu
sent ur!terA OCypt. EilleNt Ehglu Springs nlHi
tApt. N0tAll ut Qntt1nltl, tu l'rcpeil tuiilipti-
ntoly to t!Mt plnre. ~ y; !ls. detachment
of thirtcvs men reported 10 ,e. previously
ttrcn tel,lsters.. At al,asIt u. IN. tll, ln.f-
al's WerA observed; approaching rnpitlly Il.
fnrce. They. wgro vigorously !opnlsetl, alut
nt!r. position held until tlie nrrlyul Ut CaW.
Vlllu ut alA'ut II y. ~. with ,ls company atGi
70 .nsrt ut Company II. lent, Caynlry: ulW,,
. lti5 approach hhArp actIn1. t0uk place la..
tween tue trn0ps alnt thu indians, til which
e, ahS Mtifr aGt t,S;',G,. Wep severely punished.
Hut a Il 's'; Ssy ss,'ESi ESi, Wp;,'e 5 set p auoj. j,e
In tho eutira engagement, Whicl, listed
about three hours, seye', l,niians wcro killed
md many wnllasIyal. lfpnn tl.p approach OF
Curt. NulnlIS rUl,l1,l,iy thu Iliduna lied raj.
Nilyto tho ltln t;luluit. ,lnlu having Eu1lu
nortl!' Il!e NtAlc;ul troops returned ID thp
, 1880-08-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

PREMIER NtAnsrOSE's 1Et.SKss.
l0SnoS, Aug. ..-l>r Andrew Clurk, win
pissed tho night nj Pre,nicr Gtatistone's
lInlist, relMrts Gladstone III rutller butter,
b,lt his febrEle state continues. There ].ayo
'lrnsl numerous cnilers at ito llol,so xaco !
thts ,nnrs1!ng. l'alecinell have btul stn-
:toi!ea ut the Ind Of downing street frulu a,l
early llour, aud, IN acror.lsuco with instrllc.
olss from tic l'reMer's .llctl!eai advisers. ITO
vehicles nra allowed to pass tl,u llousp,
::@5 J. M.-At half.past 2 Mr.. 't;lntlstonp's
c"hd!tIun was unchanged. Ills feycrLsh state
Continues. Sir William Jenller IL anxlutlslY
awaited. atrs. Gladstone writes from Down.
NIX street Id follows: "Slr William Jenuer
physician 10 tho Qucon) llas been summoned,
A''u Will bo here ut i. III. Until then no
iTeSlt report Ut str. Niadstone's condition can
be glye,l.'' ~.
dn M.-A bulletin Issued from downing
street ut fifteen minutes p.st tiIls afternoon,
Eays: "uludstone Is doing as well IN cout,i
be expected, but his fever continues" tTllp
, 1880-08-03

HFfeadt OlsPdteh 10 2Ht chicago 1fttHne.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. ga Drookings, d.
r., dispatch to tho pln,cc7-Ercss says It is
MI open secret among tho engineers and sub
otllcIats,. .pf tic Chicago Il Northwest
crn Road tllat tho Black Hills d.
vision Is not going to stop 1T, Dsatl-
wood, but ii to bo cnrfietl through to
+: t1lo Pacific Coast. Tho change seems 10
point IN this conclusion. Thu line Is being
built fl the most substantial manner, The
rails, IRE: of 'stecl; tho ties Of cedar,
md tho grnle reduced to tho lcnst
possible limit. the heaviest being only
:lifty'-tllree feet to :" ttle mile: After.
reaching Dcnlwnod tliere is Mi Opening
through, tho Black Hills nlnl Powder ltal,gss
nf mountains By. Way0f tho North Fork Of:
tho Cheyenne RIyur Into Wyoming. Hero
ar0 snln0 of Tho first grazing districts on tie
communication" sud n prominent rniIr0ul
official to yn,1r correspondent yesterday "It.
Ia folly to suppose wel nre building this tnnE-t
nfiirelIt rUntl-bell n1lt1 laying 1t with stcpl
only for tic accommodation Of tho few
tll0lls,uut people Mt the D1nck Hills. 1t is TO
l0 Rrent trans-cuntLnenta rollte. mid will ba;
pushed witt, NIL tho energy which this COM,
lMny Is capable Of exercising. Within q yUuy:
1roui tl.ia st. l'art anl minneapolis VIII be
within twenty-five hours of ilr0tlwootl, nnl
Il yast region Of wonderful richness a1,nnctl
IN to tho trnders Of these two great cities"
, 1880-08-03
A K'Itad1i1tE Goriglu.

.a -, =. LoRt&4!a if{<VraF&. u. ,...
Allbrt TING ngo t!lu tlGnt- Malls and .aise!..
tlsing posts 1f plunicll suddenly broke out
In ilIl tho c0lirs Ut tho raInlNiw, with ny.
Nn'lcclnents, caueled In lfgll-tlow,l lAi.
Enagr, to tic effect tlat OH such u tlay "
Rrri1test wonder Of tho world would bs sag
lnittrl to pllbltn inspection, ut uln Coltsc1llI.
~ ths s,apo Of gifted gorilla. trsInct Wy,
lnftntt pnlns to petorln ill italian. colcei',o
.l'oM llr violin; 1t .nny we'll bo ln,a4i!les',',,
ill ~ l,a,xical u city as tie l}ayo'lal!!
!ses'dei.z, TINT tho public responded ~
!nrko numbers 10 this atNaxlnK Ins!u'is
tsUtl. Gill! TINT tho Coliseum Wns cro'assa..
tu she ceiling on tho opening night o. ~. w.
bio qsl.eet, but l!lnuestEonublY skillett ~ tsg
production Of sWott s!,nlllls flon1 III 0rdiaatI
itAdlc, tlGlicately manipulated by hts fotli91'
Ahlq laws. IL gkeptlGll spectator, however,
contrEvel to approach the hI,aka1l executIaa,,,,
unnbservet ut its ln,prrsario, alA tu l'akn,t l'ak,t.
sttNlst lnclsioN III lts lido with II leIlklluss'
StlnngG u say, tho nnEmMl did MT tlIleh'
but lltltletl !Ii Will htoical stcahfAst,!esst.
Enconruged III his suspicious by. thi. l'lo't
tl!Esonkryliko lEnpAsstycness. thy uauoiiIe. i'Is.
seized f'DllkU FROM behind AiM stook I.in itia!'
roughly; Wlsertupon tho seams 0f his ss!!a
Ensu why, nnl IN elderly gent t!e11'ls-,5hsS ,hs
lnlprcsarl!,'s futher-stuod revealed ~ t@
ustuunleA AUDIENCE.
, 1880-08-03
,HERETICAL ADAMS,
The DMniE8rk, N. ", PnAtor on Trial
for Not believing In Everlasting l'l,n.s
lk1a1nont - IIo Pleads u Technically
Nnf f:,1ttfr3t

Tho Dnnik{rlk, N. ", PaAtor on Trial
for Not Believing In Everlasting Puma
ikla1nont - ITo ploals Technically
Not t:uflty." i. -,
DcFEAI.o. n. y, Aug. o.-Thc buffalo
Prcshytery have been e,lgagetl to-.lay in tho
trial of tho 1ley. Edward l'aysol Adams,
kirk, n. T., for alleged hcrcsy, H.
to reconsider Ills teachings or
to withdraw l,cucoably from tic ministry Of
The Presbyterian Church. Tho chnrgcsupon
wltci, l,e WIS airaigncd were, trlnt oil tl,e
I'll Of May lust llo prcuc'sed sertnol In
wl.teh lle rcl,ounced tho doctrine of eyerlast-
ilig punishment ns aet forth III tho C0lifes-
sEnn of FAitl.. and III this connection said:
II was disposed to nccopt, If God
scemc.l to teach 1t, but how glad was to
jnl that really 1Ic dbl not tencl, IT, Also tlnt
On tho ''tll Of Juie lIc reiterated Ills ret,u-
ciat1ol In another sermon, aud III 80 doing
said: II solcmn1y' atllrln ti3at l do not
lNlfeyc my such rual strong love [as llo Ind
nlcNtionctll Is rossiblo in tho case of ono
who hollis firmly to tho doctrine Of endless
punishment for s0nsU and better
fn,e ror liilllsetf. Tho doctrIno of
punishment for other people niltl
escape for onesc'f Is IN doctrine Of
Ioye. There Is no distinction between
saints asut slnl,cls, ON which tho doctrine Of
,rctrihution IL grounded, alNl which Ii Ill
ststctl M in tho Confession nf Tho Faith. 1t
III gcniltne loyel will never SEQ In sell
MI elect child Of Go.l aDl In II
fellow-lnan II ls0n-elect mid cursed. l
throw nwny foreyer tho distinction
l,stwSclt tY|,ta entl sinners, for c,llnot ilid
that tho i.tblt lns .nn,ywham distinguished
upon to. plead, the nsellsctl ,s,litl lio WIS
." ."forlaH'ly guilty" T'his ,llI not SIT
isfy tho hretllrVn,> md tho 1tey. iii,
Admins xaitl ,lIa hardly know whnt 10 say,
but WOULD llliu to 'stnta thnt l,e thought tll0
question WnY divided into two sectl0ils. lIe
W'lS not guilty af tcacl,lng ,Ilytl1fng contrary
to tho olyScrNtnrc. hut le t!ltl trfc!l .cp!i-
terlan C!nlrcll.. ii" rn.,ld nut ,lcny Tilt
l'rcSbyterlhii sltNtrlp, bit lle dill claim to
tenetl t!tn llt,ly Scriptures. After SUNG fur
thur dlsrusSE0lt Upon tho merits Ut tho plea
!'lat'G, thu lsDy. Alr. Albums announced That
fN nlentlt4L ''technirally not guilty." hut
,sa %Ms Induced f., ,wl'l!lraw tho qualification.
ol1Icr, thu 'lley. Timothy .Siillnmn. u. d.,
II member nj thy church; Edward l)nuhui,t,
M Ehlcr; nlll! Dr. samuel ", Smith, wgrts
sworn, tld tho ntfnluhK s0rst>0ll. introduced
~ evidence. ,,Tlls completed tho enso fGr
t!lo prosecution, nMl 1or Il defense
tl.9s lsey. AR: ;A'dams presented 4
!ensl,y mud eonpllrate.l to n.l'rt of i ny 'y
hrlef summary, Tho rr.sbytery y0lptl 10
suspend tho lIuv aIr. Ada,lls Until iiinll uc-
flop " t!!o next stnteA l'cct!lg, whtrl will be
held In September. =
, 1880-08-03

~ H.. T1fE WEEKt.y REVIEW.
:: ::f+oS1,oy, AnE. 1.-The 1Furh .I.ti,c Express,
~ Its review Of tho grain irattp far tic last
week, says: 'rllc weather l.as been very iii.
settled. Large tt1cts Of grnfn nil nyer tho
Kingdom lInye l,ccn laftl atlt twisted i,y
ral1t, md mllilrw. w1ieli had appeared
among tho wheat, is increasing. Dry, warm
weatllcr Is nilrlt needed to burden the
grain. rlie harvest has n1rentty teRnn in
KENT barley bcfng t,s II rntr the earliest
crop. Unless tho weather. becomes settled
1tnt fine tho farmers snilgliinc expectations
relative to hurley will hardly be realized, a,ld
soott English l1alting descriptions will
saAtS ntakrAucE.
Oats ltnSc suffered less t1inl1 other cereals.
The mnrkcts ilavu bccn generally ilrller.
Most sorts Of wheat llayc been stthly held
for III ntfyailcc. mid II strong feeiing IN trasc
is increasing. Another week Of lrdke1a
weather would easlse a decided
advance lit ofl Erltm. Although,
July nrriyals from abroad wcro over mill
RIsii deliveries ays been @ sos" 20 scnity ti!at tic
sliln!l reserve which eSlsts!( Mt tho beginning
Of duly must be diminished rearly 4g,000
!nrsers. August nrrlyn1s fltltl hblt,ast Mrt
glEsli wheat a,r practically nEI, 1T will hv
n1rfirEt.T To MEi:r THE WANTS.
The. markets.. Nrc likely to bh very sensitive
Until September. Tho ,unr!ct for forward
delivery II VI different character. A,ncrcn,t
;;Gt winter /. Uttered nt nl,n,It seven s!!ll-
lng below tic prize Nf oil grain. En-.
4lunl IL taking I'LL Increased share. OF
American grntn shipments. Purchases for
tle CnMtinent llnya fallen ,to 100 0t0 quarters.
Thcre nrg Il fair humber uf cargnus 0if coasi,
b'tt btlStta are l'cscryed:
Tho imports into thu United Kingdom dur
luz the. wphls ending July - were t,U5i ,Dst,
huntlralWsiglit or Wheat alltl E}9, ,G70 lundre4-
weight uf Hour.
, 1880-08-03

cnlfons relating tn either ,tepartmc,, a..
bc addressed to II. Il. Hyde, S,lm5In,nsn,lo s,lond
md uff reports to +. W. Sutton. A,,,li,''.aeal
o,1icIni notice IL Elvcn Of tho ,.ppoiu,m..,
tho Indianapolis, Decatur & Sprnrir'GG' 4
!!ld. III riuco, OF Atr. IL s. Norsrs. resasa lsa
MIR: t'?ot!rch is wei! KNOWN ii Ws'stteess,,eled.
rnat ctrclcs lllvitE lccil for sor,e ycnra ta':
S'Esrl1'e1'l, q os of to lvisos q mP1s tsss
u II t!lidcrston, flns rcstEnctt 10 takn = 'osse,
,rtH'nlilt1nt position With anothcr Wc,,'hso,lso
rho lied Line {fast freight, Ia tp,, 49,.
ta9lnE = llgayy business I'll agricultural '%nN %sN
plcmcnts for Now Xeala1,l. TIo iia' iinn' 10. Ha
}st, s,ippsl from tl'ls city twenty fat az.
country atl It ios coiltncts c,lo1,R S ios \, thas
patcll several innre trims shortly :r, rEw tI' taI'.
yestGrs went OYER the Lake Shore l. Af,"hIaaast' Iat'
S0iithorll n1ll New lOr|I Central Knrnnaa%a,
tn New fork, wnenro they viii be tRs'aas. taRenaa \!
clipper Slsll' to Now Ioalafu. v
), MAJ. John Il. Simpson, General. s{a,apo,, =,
io sv attI,1 ,Ianri,n;1 1e dcl ns ~ curly
son was mo Of tic most popular III ni''a. sa,
ceSsi!lt rallrond managers In tic colln,rs s9c'
a'nl the announcement Ut his tlpmtse eansa',
GENERAL rcgrot and sorrow fn rnilrUatl ixs rirrsss
here. Thu deceased wns ilt good ca|tI, na
tn.
stricken down With ,;paralysls cat,sed s w., :.
pressure lpo,i the nerves by Il t,l,nor tora,eaI
at tic bnso Of tlld bt4lil. ' '''"'sa
:, A[r. George ". Cook, for some year, ma,
General, Western Agent Of tic f5 f,oilisviiTina iTn
Now, Albany d Chfcngo. llas acccpteG IL,
lsltion 9f Joint Agent {frnlelt aN rasse1,. ess
ger 3, tI'a 15, Del'yeT I. FIX, T. Ro ,Gme anil e
yIlc. Mr. Cook left denver for Lea,lsiii. 'lSii,
Saturday to nsstmo tito duties 0l lis ,lrS
nsltfol1: When !la gets business In fair nm. nm
lllnE 1ftler thcro lc will return to this rttyio
slrs,iEite1 !.p his uinlrs here md tul;e biIys
laiaily TO Ills new sphere Of hctivlly.
The st, Pant. Minneapolis & A1nnttoh,
,a'it!7,et for tic eo!sirnetIo 1IaGa Il braMMss Ms
line to Osseo. 1hls Is tic .iirss {ustaIima.nnna'
q l0o miles 2f road ~, ting west balik Of ,he
mississippi River which tho Manitoba Ton.
from near tho Silnmapolis Eioyator At s:SI. Sn.
Crystnl Lake, and fiion essentially iI folIoTsY,
tllo regular wagon r1n!l 10 Osscn, Il distance
ct twelve miles. This Is nll Of tho liNs
Of tho 100 miles being left i'll nnother haf, yeaf,
work.
Tho Denver & lilo Grantio Hallway haY.
iltg renclleu Lendyfllc does not appear IN
afford vnry. great satisfaction to tic Moph
ti!elc. Full :ItayantnRe Is taken by the soai
nf tho monopoly It enjoys, 10 cents niIa
Dcli!. clinrged for passengers, and core.
;snotltinEly high rntes for freight Of al
kinds: Th6 complaint Is made tint Il cosfs
more for freight by tlIs 1is,b than It lid b.
foro rnElway communication wns established
NO wonder that tho Denver IL rio tirnlldcI
1,lAkin!: ll',prcGe!lentgdIy large EARNINGS. chs
accounts for tho extortion tint Is being ptsc,.
ticed upon the people. of l.nn.lyilc, md
Shows What tho mum will do when lle lias DO
competition to contend ngnfnst. =
, 1880-08-03

lslo t'ra,mlr. ouposlt Qnitmnn, III tia :.sll,,
l~fng entirely nltl ri supplies. TIry ,4rn nou'
nlovtlE !tlnwit tho river niltl arr uptus{t here.
lsrhill tlic best fnfnrn,a,ln, wr have It Is
|iunght t1iat tho Indians III llot attempt t'
ln'ss tlrrti lrtwrell tho Eayis. md Ynn
llnrnn Mountains. Ntd l 1,lve 1rntau thu l,,Ht
possible disposition nf trnOns nynltabu 10 In
ferrl'ps mid punish tho nlatlt,ltIrrs.
;, GNlEt,say.
Colonel commanding.
Gil. G1terson nfso telegn,pls tho following
uli,lcr slnte ut Aug.1:
In hMswcr h. Il communication sent Chi.
,Enllc, cDinnnlNlfng tho AEexte,sn trthltls,
hnvc obtained thu following Information III
ntiswGr frun lin. iln confirms tho rc,nrt tF
2 fight with n lnra!0, Ut Ills furn md tho
!iltiHl1s ut rinn Mountains. In which four
Indians were killed. 1io lost one lnnli killed,
tElne wounded. a,ul tcn llt,raes. LID ii
making u combined movement On tho ill.,
dA!1s;, who mt Il. Sierra Firm. the lrlsl OF
which rh1gt, Is ut right angles with tho
S!rrr,l ttnl l}arrarllo, bordering fllu river.
liz entire force cnns14trsl Of iDp n,rN. / will
keep communication, with him mil will
forward my llrwA received. 'l'LM telegraph
ling, Inns brrl tlown md II will wnrElng
hadly.. i'lrnse forwAHl IL rn,y, ur ths Ii
ten. tlrti, rs cannot communicate cast Mt
present.
, 1880-08-03
RUSSIA.

a "IAI&N NtatEltTION.
Sr. PETEissllt'Ja, Aug 1.-Ncwspnpers
l,erc publish adylecs from Noyoressnsk. ~,
tho Russian shore nf tho Black Se,,, stating
that Il number Of Greek and Armenian cui-
grants recently trleat to lR there, hut tllolr
sh,p WAS fIrc.l unon with storm Of bullets
by order Of the Russian 1oeal authorities.
Tic Captain Of tho vessel was killed, 4
Russian wtr schooner nftetwnrt|s captured
tho remainder Of tho crew md passengers 1T
tho emlprn!lt vessel, snnte Of wllohl were
wounded, as4i the cnptlycs were Immediately
imprisoned. About half million Greeks
md ArlneMiuus who Intend to c,utgr,lte to
Russln probably Will not bu p!caset by tic
reception Ut their cOhlMtrtuts.
YKOHEI.Err's ADVANCE,
Gen. Skobcteit is sai,lIt tn Iluys been heavily
reinforced, nlul to- hnya resumed tlla advance
I'll the direction Of AlGrH. r
AMERICAN sMr00JEnt,. :.
l4oSnOS, Ang. o.-The Governor Of Siberia
complains tut American vessels frnia Sui
FH!tlelscu 1ro extensively engaged III cn.l.
trAbnlMt trnte with tl!g Russian pucttlc hurts,
EhtrotllclnE spirits, tobnrst,, nlt agricultural
,nnk! IllrtinE implements without paying
duly, AlhI lin klyS Tint tlluy .lrH AtSn trailing
in fHrS without paying tho slightest re4Art[
tn existing rules nid regulations. 1t IL eyl-
lieut. from tho 0l1n Of butl, IitlaSin,l society
Rtul tho press, tEAl there Is ll,lch lrrttatioi,
'tKntlist AlntrltN.
MOliE FlErD GuNa,
"A l1erltn correspondent tplp1rnpl1s TINT
ltlisSla Inns ordered 100 more Krtpp field
GUNS.
, 1880-08-03

CouSclL Mufrs,. 'Allg. a.-Tlp first
through eSprcss-trnln from Council Bluffs 10
st. Louis oyer. TIM Wabash,. st. l.uuis Il
paclic Isoal laft this city'at Az, lust cyct-
I'M, cxprcttng to reach st. Io,tls ut 7:A5 this
morning, ,Daking thu distance Ut III miles In
less linn fifteen hours. Tho first express
trnfn consisted Of two now b4ggugn-enrs,
three ttno nHw coacl.cs, q, elegsllt now
y s!reping-car. making u lin sppcni1'nce
TIM tt1ill WIS Lcnlnt0rtably titetl witt, pas-
sengcsa. Thu first express frun, St. Lnuis
rcae!!eti Council Bluffs this morning 1T Ill,
n,nl duly l,ert.ttter tllcso tl1lins wltrun !N-
twt'el. tho .twO cItles, making tltse eoli,.cr-
ttnl!s IN this t[ty with tho UliloM l'neillc, ii
~ probable tllat ft ~! early tlay tlle ninlIagc-
mcut OF tho roa! will nrrn,lgo for running
Council Bluffs to Nav rork.
, 1880-08-03
PORT HURON,

ronr ltrRoS, silcll., Aug. s.-pown-
proprllers C.tbd. 4. j., Kersl,aw, Sta.vcca, 4,
H. Hale, Wells, l,radioy, Spgaanes', Fayotto
nrowIl, Ktmball, w il. Wet.nore mid eo,a-
sort, II. j. llackott and eonsort, PHILADELPHIA
anA r0nsort, W. Rudolph aud cansort;
stcn,ner City at Cleveland; scl,ooners David
Stewart, C,,nlsteo, Jollpsun. Wabash, King
Usher, II. Fltzl.ugll, Sunrise, Unadllla, II. Ii.
Nuwc0mb,'
:Up--ptopel1ers, !}aigcr State, Milwaukee,,
East SaeEllaw nntl baraps, II. IL Warrington;
sct!ao,Isrs Three brothers, A[etrulMiis.
WtMAl Hoftli. fresh. Weather lsiiMy.
rasstI up-prUlmllcrs 'ScntlA, WtndboNu,l
East sngt.law s!'at bargcs. Raw Hack,, t. Z.
Bnrlles.
Dow4l-lropeliers Colorado, 0cenu, john
, 1880-08-03
StENIC0.
TME ATTACK on ooSzALEs,

iHE. ATTACK IN tluSXtT.EE.
Cirv or MESieo, Iuly.a., yfa'NEw YonK,
Aug. @.--'rhe following is mi account glyon
Of tho attack nn tinn. Gonzales ut t:,la,,a-
1l1ata: l'l'e Stato Government. Is nntl.f,ol,-
zalcs a1tl antl.1>Eaz, hut fnrccd d vote Of tho
state atsatrst Gonzales. Wheli Gonzales mr.
rived Mt GlIann1uatn ho WIS pscslrtctt to tho
residence nf II frienl!,' Atany citizens ,.ssct,,-
hict 10 0trcr I'll 0yatIot,, when the Stusc truons
marched to the spot MD Tired mt tho llouse
a!Ml crowd. .G0alznles wns IN tho lalpony 10.
ralvll'g tho pcnplawllcll tho firing toul< pacc,
a child Ut lsoblcts, tho Inst, recetyrtl sl,ot
Other balls passed through tho window lnto
thu roon, brrnkIng mlrur, lamps, ctr. Ono
mum, u naeehanlc, WIS killed if tho nttaek,
Which was accompanied with ketlttloss cries.
MINISTER ZAa1AcDNA.
Minister X.llnnnnt,n Will not rptnrn to Wash.
!nKtoll. lle Inns bocn clec ted to two seats III
Congress.
3'1S!srEls or W.All,
Wur,
, 1880-08-03

y. uitstlsn Wilt, .. A[InrIl, q. II. Warming
tnn e !diI nI"l II; + Wch, Aferrorn a grs?,
Watson. -1;xiie, Ammican Unionl, 'SrIIIo
NiI.lerl ]: a.. N[nH,an, q. Nj. ClsG. Curtcz,
Jnlllt NJ. Hutchinson, .Jnnlrs C. kitfg, Kale
Harley, kato W!Ms1w. Trunk, u. Itnrler,
Murray, Swallow; lug 4. j. Sml!l, mid
.4Arrtyctl-J.. @. 1Thnycr, E.t Fltzgcral,.
llse schooner t'rtnCu A1rrtHt, passed. down
~ = = y. ttlsmastct'. II, tow Of tho propeller
Wil"l-:Nortl', ffest,; ;iwcatl,er cloudy.
, 1880-08-03


Mnl. j. II. Wnlsh, who commands tic ERst.
ern Dfsslor ot i.lc Northwest Mounted l'o-
ltcc. arrived ut tic l'nIntrr House yesterday
AFTERNOON, being seventeen. tl1ys out froln
WmnIy Mountain, ~hcro Sitting null's
Sioux arc cncalnpHl. 10 Il 'rntHrNE repre-
sentative last night he SAIL Tint tho Sioux
under his supervision, lad tlwin,lc.1 Tu,m
no lodges to :as.0 lulErs, representing abfMtt
only from llN 70 f00 nttl,, AfaI. Wnlsi,
y c!!ntEctl with Il special ntlssfoi,
from Hull VIII teh lIe II not nj liberty to.-cutt-
nlrnicate. liz will cnl! ut Uttuwa alll lny
@ tlio ,n.ttcr before the ta,la.llu! GoyerT}cni,
tlM litter TINT lie probably vi consult thu
President. ThH 1fhiur siys tint l}ull's III
ts,tslolis nrc ihe very best. n!ll that, ho. lIas
lHarances., A[a1.,. .Wsalslt l,tls Sitting Bluffs
Wnr bonnet, which the grcat warrior Ind
WiSStlEo, Man., Aug. o.-Supcrinteildont q.
Walsh, nf tllo Muunte. i'olcu, nrrlrc.i l,oru
ygsigntny from WDoi A(aInttlin, on lis w.lY
ENst M !elyn or absence. lIG snys twn-tllrtls
1f TIN Sioux lnt1tA,M nse r0tlriled to tl,cir
reservations III tho United StHtts, n1nl tho rc-
nHlll.lcr, with h,Slttkug Bull, nro on Alncllrn1t
territory between thu Milk nnl Missouri
iiyirs, but they hnsc nut, ~ yet, surruntl-
, 1880-08-03
AT AKRON, o. :"
Akl,oS, o., Attg.-",-F. llocrix's brewery
burned Inst night: Loss. $4,000; tnsurrd.
CROPS.
NfIEEEHQ1,Aa

gn,-.oI 17,,,,,+. - RI. ,o,+..., ,..,.,... )
sp'sa. ra1sA .,ea 10 rae enfe"ao ,,, 9f'eist
sT. FAIL, Mtflt1., A1'E. ".-'Tl,t tol16Wtng.
n!' the lnost Important or n largo number OF
dispatches received III answer 10 Inquiries M
tho " ,nst ~, . ~ .n, es ~ e'op9 ~ '''o a'o'
tl'c 'aSt tl'y ot tWh: ,..'.
81: Glntnl-A heavy Wl!tl accompantca by
.,:. a,Iaslt1t iiicgxsnllt lightning ntA( so,nI,
fp snt;sav pIgS 'ern ~ famI1fng 1ost , Of
% no ,la'!nnEa At nll to Grtl,s, Similar reports
reno III iit,in Maill lralrlr. 1l11rkltln''. md
ns'lcr i'c4iitleS; TIC llnrycsi Is progrrsslig
S's mi ,;! 1e tiIan i!a'i the Mlient y l'w ritt
N aIl'InSt uniformly g9Wl. 'r0-tlny Is
, 1880-08-03

TROOPS IN 'FltESSAl.y AND FpIHt's.
I.oSnoS, "a Vienna correspondent
snya: 4 dispatch frnm Perm announces ti,at
tho pnrtu llas determined, OH tho atlyicc uf
Ostnan 1'aslln. to Increase tho troops III
'Flcssuly Msd Eptrus to 10000. Ot tllcse,
@',o0o will SERVO Il, Tllessaly md 1900 fn
Eptrlls. Twenty thousand OF tho whole force
will 10 Albanian, volunteers.
THE MOSTi:SEtiIsIS Qt'EsTt0S AND THE Ma
VAL DEMONSTRATION. /:
a Paris correspondent tetegrapils that IL
the Porte promptly settles tho AIontenegrin
question tic lHtyAl demonstration BY tho
Powers will bo suspended. =
, 1880-08-03

Eru1N, ILL.,, Aug. e.-The colored tolks
celebrated extensively tho anniversary Of the
West lldfcs emancipation. Over a,00o per.
SONS attended tho barbecue md picnic. Ten
carloads, n ballt[, altt Con,lnny B Of the Six.
.tccnth Battalion came out from Chicago. a
great ,nany Elglnitcs visited tho grounds
during tho, afternoon In carriages. SI.yctal
ntttrcsscs were !Matle, tic spes,!iors being j.
y. Wilcox md DR.. Cheney; OF this city; The
ller. ls:tac johnson, Of Princeton. H.; and
bn!nnee or tho afternoon was spent iii ,lauclng
mil nthcr games. This evening 4 bali wl
given III tllu Of tho l,NEls..
, 1880-08-03

EIFttas D'1F0lcH 10 TIE [Hltu1o 3T3b1ffE.
WATElrrowS, Wis, Aug., ..-Te spring
wheat lnrycst Is nbott finished IN this yiclm.
ity, mil the. work Of stacking ii nnw progress
fng. The farmers ltnyo bcun favored with
excellent llarycst weather titus far, a,al tho
crop las been secured In good condition.
Oats arc how bein2 cut, some pieces with
difficulty, however, Oil account of being
lodged, but tho yield IL onu nf thu heaviest
eyer,,ntsMt III this section. hurley Is ntso Il
heavy. erop. but principally colorctt, .averng-
ing ,abnnt No. 2 It, qualify. Corll Is stolllg
finely, md, will, seaStn of sufficient length,
without frost, will 10 lnrgcfy over MI nverngo
Weld.
, 1880-08-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
spteial DItp1seh ID The c1seago Tribune.

NEW Yon9, Aug @.-ArrIyct!, steamships
sn1icrset, fro,n ltrtstol; 1'ontfac, from alar-
sclllcs; and ilernl.l, from Copenhagen. :
llAvnE, Aug. a.-Arrlycd,, tho France,
from New York. -
.Qt'EESsr,wS, aug. a.-Arrlycd, tho City
Of Nontrrat, FROM New York.
pennsviyunla, tim New York. o ~. :''''o =: -
1d>Si'oS, Aug. a,-l'ho atennerN Annie and
u. S1elnna.n', from Naw Iork, Nayu urriyuu
out,
, 1880-08-03
CUBA.

CONSENTED TO LEAVE TIIE ISLAND,
HAVANA, AuE, News has bean received
Mt headquarters hero that tho reualntng III
surgent Chiefs III tlio Jurisdiction nj SAutG
Spltltus, bcIng Sersiln. SalWherz, l,iycntro,
plutaico, Esternao, a1nl Metlina. llayo ycrl-
fled reports Of their intention to tenye the
lslalnl, ulld TINT tho Jurisdiction Is now con-
ptetely clear af Insurgents Ag.In.
fEI.I,DW-FEyEE. AND sAI.lLIrppy,
There werg ilfty-0ne ieatlls froln yellow
feycr aEltl thirteen frpll smallpox iii lIuvu,lu
during tic week ending .Enlyi5l.