Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-08
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ARREST OF AN INDIAN ASSASSIN.
OUR FRENCH GUESTS GONE TO NIAGARA.
REPREssIvE MEASURES IN RUSSIA
The Cibicu Indian FIGHT.

The Cibicu Indian Fight,
ARREST OF CAPT. HENTIG's MURDERER.
TUCSON. ARIZONA, October S.-A special dis
patch to the Citizen from San Carlos, dated YES
terday, says:-''This morning Col. Tiffany ar
rested Ashay. who, Wadiski and other friendly
Indians, say is the murderer of Captain HentiC
In his examination by the Indian agent he ac-
knowledged being in the Cibcu fight. and firing
two OF the first shots. He also said that he was
OF the party which killed Turner and Moody at
Middleton's rancho but says he did not 60 to
the rancho. He says Askealte and Montayosh
commanded the party and that Joctah fired one
OF the fatal shots Askealte is now prisoner
with the Sanchez band. Joctah was badly
wounded in the fight. and is now a prisoner
Montayosh is one of the prisoners who escaped
from the military here last Friday night Ashay
says that DeadshOt, who was taken by Col. Tiff
fany a few days ago, was one of the leaders i'm
the Cibicu fight: that the Cibicu fight lasted
ABOUT two hours and he confirms the fact of the
examination and mutilatiOn of the dead soldiers
He was turned over to Gen. Carr. Last night
the agency scouts broke up Tiswin's gang. five
miles north of here. and brought i'm the chief
and two other indians. More arrests will he
made to-day"
OVER 400 INDIANS on THE WAR PATH
SAN FRANCISCO, October S.-A dispatch from
wilcox, Arizona. dated yesterday. says:-''Re-
ports from San Carlos say that over 400 Indians
are reported out"
NIHII.IsT PUPILS IN A RUSSIAN MILITARY SCHOOL,
LONDON, October S.-The Berlin correspond
ent OF the Standard SAYS: Twenty pupils of the
constantine military school have been arrested
Many nihilst prOclamatOns were found on
them. The Russian authorities. i'm view of this
fact. are adopting the severest measures Mar
kets and fairs are prohibited wherever there is
the least suspicion that the nihilsts intend to
use such gatherings for their own purposes"
GLADsTONES ADMINISTRATION CRITICISED
The Earl OF Carnavon. Conservative. speak
ing at Derby yesterday, said the governments
legislation is meagre and fruitless, where it is
not shameful. The government Of great PROM
lses had become government of small perform
ances.
THE IRON TIE WHICH BINDS SPAIN AND poR-
TUGAL
LISBON. October S.-The king and the min
listers have started for the Spanish frontier
King Luis will meet King Alfonso at valenc a
de Alcantara, Spain. The two sovereigns will
Journey between Lisbon and Madrid will be
greatly shortened.
The French Visitors go to Niagara Falls.
GARRIsONs, N. Y, October S.-The French
visitors left here this morning for Niagara Falls
on special train. The running time of the train
is 40 miles an hour, which will bring them to
Niagara Falls by O'Clock this evening. They
will dine on the train on the way thither
special hotel car being taken along for that pur-
pose. The party will remain over Sunday at
Niagara, and on Monday will go to Elmira on the
Erie road and then to Philadelphia, Washington
and Yorktown. The entire party numbers sixty
Train Robbers Sentenced.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. October S-Cox,
Stephens and Delaney. the Iron Mountain train
robbers, pleaded guilty in the Hampstead cir
cult court yesterday, and were sentenced to the
penitentary for a term of seventy years each.
The robbery occurred on the 22d of September.
and the men were captured on the 2Sth A
special term of court was held to try them.
Four Miners Buried Alive.
san Francisco October S-Further particu-
lars, from Upper Lake of the disaster at the
Sulphur Bank quicksilver mine state that the
two Cinnamon who were at first reported to be
shut in with the four white men heard the crack
ing of the timbers and managed to come up with
the carriage although they were very seriously
injured. The names of the white men shut in.
who are all Englishmen, are Thomas Thomas,
James Week, William BOnnell and William Tom
tain. They are pumping air down to them, and
have all hands digging for them. but it is be-
Ieved to be impossible to reach them before they
are suffocated by gas in the mine.
International Cricket Match.
PHILADELPHIA. OctoberS.-The international
cricket match was resumed at 1I:3O this am.
with Emmett and I. Hargrave at the wickets
for the Americans. The third wicket fell for IL
runs, Emmett, being caught out by U1yett,
bOwled Midwinter. Charles Newhall followed
at the bat, but was Immediately caughtfOr moth
ing. Bob Newhall is now at the bat. At one
o'clock ten Ofthe American wckets had fallen
for IS runs, of which Tom Hargrave made
% and was then given out leg
before wicket bOwled Shaw. The best stand
of the match SO far has been made by S. Har-
grave and J. B. Thayer jr., who run the score
to IL to S5. Thayer made IL, and was caught
out on long drive. Morgan and Dixon are now
at the wickets and are batting. Dixon has made
9 and Morgan 4. The score is now IS. The
Americans first innings closed at 130, the last
wicket falling for total of IL runs,
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. October s.-virginia 6's consols,
81; do. second series. 80; do. past due coupons
BAITTMoRE October s-Cotton steady-mid-
ding. HIS. Flour without quotable change.
Wheat. southern steady; western lower. closing
No Maryland, 1.57E: western winter red. spot
and October, LAS asked; November, 1.5l4al5i'S;
December l:551al.55N: January. L5skal5s.
and active-southern white. 50; do. yellow, IS:
western mixed. spot and October, 7la.lM; No
xemGer Rscem5er ;sa.s Oats
mixed 49a5O: PENNSYLVANIA, 50a53. Rye quiet and
easier. l.B. Hay unchanged and quiet. Pro-
western. grass, l5a25. Eggs higher. l9a2O for
strictly fresh. Coffee easier-RO cargoes. ordi-
WS;.. nnry to fair, sal1M. Sugar tirmIA soft. loA
celptsmnOur .461 barrels; wheat, 36 713 bushels;
corn, 43 594 bushels; oats 4l65 bushels: rye 1.G96
bushels. saies-wheat. 9SO.4a bushels: corn.
LONDON, October 8. 1890 p. m.-consols-
Y. S. bonds, As 49,; extended SIS. IOi14. Erie.
45H New York Central, 142A. Illinois Central
I3iI. I3. Reading. 341s. Milwaukee and st. Paul.
NEW YORK. October s.-stocks feverish and
unsettled. Money, 5a6. Exchange-long, Es4: