Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-13
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Gen, P0ps's Report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2sh.-Gen.
Pope's report says: There will b
no trouble with the Utes until late
in the Spring nor probably In the
future, as their lands prove too
barren to attract white immtgra.
ton. The Navajos are the most
formidable, mastering two thou
sand fighters. 1t 10 very desirable
that the question Of the right oil
whites to settle In Indian territory
be passed upon As soon as prsctica-
bls by the United States Court
Hatch and Morrow receive com
msndati0n for the Victorio cam
paign.r
the A0jusanl. Reposs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12th.-Adju-
tant General Drum, In his annual
report, says: My earnest wish 10 to
still more assimilate the rules and
forms governing both the regular
army and the militia. It needs no
special argument to demonstrate
the manifold advantages that
would necessarily flow from per.
feet Uniformity, trained by the
same manuals. using the internal
economy of company, regiment
or brigade, the same forms for re-.
turns, regulations, reports, etc.. and
Governed iu their annual encsmp-
ments precisely in the same man
ner as q military camp in the pres
encs of an enemy. Almost every
mem her of a State Guard would be
qualified for a commission IN the
volunteers under this plan. In &C
tuai need loo, 900 men SO Differed
could hs added TO the regular army.
| The General recommends that gu
the application of the Adjutant-
General of a State he be authorised
to issue in moderate quantities such
blanks aud forms rs may be indi-
Gated as desirable for the use Of
State troops, especially during the
sum mer csmpments. Upon the
subject Of military education the
General says: 1 do not think the
importance Of early and partial in
struction Of the youth of the coun-
try in military studies and habits
can be over estimated. The course
Of instruction does not interfere
with the scholastic curriculum nor
prevent them from entering any
business OF life for which they are
preparing themselves. 1t, how.
ever, leads them to affiliate in after
life with the militia of their re-
spective States and, by enhancing
their value as mem bers OF such or.
gsniZatiOns, increases measurably
the capacity Of State National
Guards to furnish trained Officers
to the country in its hour of need.
No New D-vesOPme"ss.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12th.-Assist-
ant District Attorney Bull, this
evening, when leaving his office
said there were no new develop
ments in the Chinese letter case,
that no more arrests were cOnte m
plated or would be made Tonight.
The Grand Jury will not meet
again until Monday and 1t is said
that no indictments will be pre-
scented before That day. Other re-
ports are that indictments have
been presented against several
prominent Democrats and also
against some newspaper men. JUS
tice Morgan, who took the confess
sions Of both, Obeyer, alias Dindssy,
and s. 8. MOrey, stated to-day that
no newspapers have az yet pub.
lished the full confessions, which
implicate several persons whose
names are for the present with
held. Judge Davis's decision in
the case Of Philip will be given to.
morrow. r.,.-.-
fhs A1oFcy lester.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12th.-A Times
New YORK special says: The hope
10 very generally expressed here
that the whole conspiracy to fOist
upon the country the forged Morey
letter 10 desperate rneaus Of cOu-
tributing to the defeat of Garfield
will be fathomed to the bottom and
that the responsible parties, nc
mxtter what their position, may
be adequately punished, as a warn
ing to rascals who might be dis.
posed to employ similar expedients
in future political campaigns. The
Republican Journals no n have good
cause to give Abram +. Hewitt
some pretty hard rubs for his un'
f0rtunate indorsement OF the for.
gerry, and they are improving thu
opportunity to the utmost.
~a.na.sms rCsev ssSrsvun. ~
CHICAGO, Nov. 13th.-Thirty
Thousand buildings have beer
erected inside the city limits sine,
April. The growth Of the city WA
never SO rapid or healthy as q
present.
rne OMeial vets 81 Pe.ssyivasis
HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. 12th.-
The following 10 the Official vot'
for President In Pennsylvania
Garfield, Az. 702, Hancock 4O7. 42s
Gar n.sds mss.rssy IN n,sn-sos.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 12th.-Garfield',
majority 10 now within 400 Of 49,.
600. and will probably exceed thai
figure when the four remaining
counties are heard from.
debt and have $l5, 900 In the treas
ury. A rim 81