, 1880-08-13

Ufes 0rKninE the treaty.
Los P1ros, August s3.AIndisnss were
struggling into the Commissioner office all
day yesterday to sign the treaty. The chiefs
having signed The aRrsemsnt, the others are
fearful chat unless their names are forward.
ed torW Washington they will receiyel no part
,iof the 100000 which the commission is
authorized to pay ont ,assoon 20 arrange
ments for thefr fcmoyalis perfected, which
will probably be some time next Fall. The
commissioners will leave here about the 4th
-llinst., for the sonthern Bte agency, except
Col. Meaeham, who remains at Los Pinos
70 take the census. The removal oflthe
Utes is only a question time, and the
commissioners are hprryllg matters as fast
as possible.. A year from this Fall will
probably see the. reservation. open 70 settle
saant, and the people OF the sUnifed States
and Colorado will have the pleasure Of oc
5Seupying land and working for their bread
as people do elsewhere. .
Y'NR sT Detersn ed Murderer. N%T
New York, August 3.-Ffanz Julius
Munaberg,s q Polish plasterer, and Xavier
in he feAf of No. as Forsyth street. The
sgquarreled on Thursday, but were separ ated.
Late yesterday afternoon Munzberg entered
IindOues's apartments and fired shot,
which disabled the latters right arm. Mrs.
Lindouer seized d iiatiron,g but Munzberg
pushed her aside ana pursned Lindouer into
y, an adjoining bedroom and fred asecond
ahot into his face. Lipdouer Aed to the
3, street, pursued by his enemy, The third
shot from MunEhsrg's pistol missed thei
y mark. but Lndouer fell ON tbe sidewalk.
As he attempted to rise Munberg rushed
upon him and fred fourth shot into his
fFight side, which killed him instantlY;, HeI
sAWaB attempting TO fire again, whsn he was
seized and disarmcd by citizens. The muir
derer was taken, into, custody. Lindouer
vasA Gefrnan, so years old.
s,g.s4 al. leap fss Life, n .gqlHD
PH1LADELpHIA, August, during the
progress Of the Gre in the mattress factory
on North Sscond street, last evening, Eliza
beth ogls6by ard EmmR ,Barnes leaped from
A<lheffhsrT story window 70 the' ground, the
former sustaining iniuries wbieh will prob
ably pfcvs fatal Miss Barnea escaped, with
- cut on The HEAD and o few burns. o.
n ~ Dsaas AcceptedoH 4
NEW YoRK. AuQuss A,--Proposals 10 sell
bonds 10 the Qoyepnrnent aqerecate ne. s9S.- q
$50. The secretary Of the treasury accepted
~ So, ,6Q0,Q00 nj IL. S6 for siSes al 1s80i ana
N~f19A.661 70 l04.60 for SKIES Of ST. -
Michigan sa,t wells,
r, a, Rsx r(lrpy,A Af;cb, 4 A,Iasss 4 VbS ,anh,,
~ Ana State Salt IIpauactor .,ahova that "a,
s;,ht n,oMths ~ ~ ! sass', s;'oa nsoa,oto.
sse -lassr-,1a = Ef;c1,,sn saIf SIys ca5
zsg All ha,rs,s hs;na ~, ,noraasn' - ~ seT :
r. IA ays, M asma ;;e na,;eS lac. ysar" y ~
80 80 80 's..sEa
sneFn'"" ls''1' a,s'' any - '"o .,s.sn"a.
SczANroN "a, august o.IFather kow-
n'o letse, OF the Indian commission, started by
Mrs. General Sherman, made an address
asking the cooperation OF the Catholic tenn
perance convention Of the United States in
forwarding tenspefances education. industry
and Cathohcity among the Indians
9TkDfiNlRA A TrAsn Disched.iifU
sr. Lor1s, August "A, !, train of the
Wabash, 81. Louis and Pacific was ditched d
eight miles from Moberiy this morning.
a VIM. Tisman, fireman, was killed. Frank
Renvills anpi,nar5 ,zaa Hangar aroualv analda