, 1881-07-31
Money Needed to Support the
Sioux Who Have Lately
Surrendered.
pam White, Pardoned by President
Hayes, Again Arrested for
Highway Robbery.
qhe Treasury Department Bchindhand
in Buying It's Regular Sup
plies Of SiIrer.
1,,7o Humber Of News Items Gathered
Yesterday at ths National
Capital.

Capital.
r..u,r Dttpateh to Tie Chicago 1Tiourk-
r,snsGroS, D. C., July ga report /:
"so,ad in a short time from the United
e.'.as nistrict-Attorney at Chicago on the
80; s1snos;,{ons submitted at the Treasury for a
r.sa,,omise of the Pekin whisky cases
Thase interested have expressed acontidenct
l.ra that the report will be in favor Vi com
ssa;.a The decision of the matter will
!n.n mainly rest with the Solicitor Of the
T~a,s,,rv. who is reported to be arerse to the
n,onositions IS submitted.
YORKTOWN.
The general program OF the yorktown
Centennial Association was to-day accepted
~ .ha Congressional Commission. Several
~ tta epntIcnen invited to take part have
s,,p,dy accepted. Bishop keane, of the
r,,holic Diocese of Virginia, Secretary Of
tha treasury Window. and Joseph Patter-
~ President OF the Philadelphia Clearing
House. are among them.
One question Of importance has been to
construct wharves at Yorktown for the ac-
rommodation Of all the vessels that will be
a. rhe Centennial. Senator Butler and ex-
rnne,pssman Goode, of the Commission, who
,r,nt to Baltimore to-day, reported to the
Comnissio1, at the meeting this afternoon that
# had been arranged that Mr. Foster, agent
of the Glide line OF steamers in Baltimore,
should build two wlarses at Yorktown
suple to meet all purposes. This arrange
rsnt vas approved By the Commission. The
program Of celebrations as finally agreed
mon includes four days, the 18th, 18th, 10th,
md list Of next October. On the first day
m address of welcome will be delivered
by Cor. Holiday, Of Virginia The
cornerstone OF the monnlent will be
laid with Masonic ceremonies. Ex-Gov.
Winthrop, Of Massachusetts, will be orator
,fune day. Col. Hope, Of Norfolk, will be
~. R' .,t1 ~, c;S,dact tha. rendit,on of the "
spual Ode. On the 10Th President Garfield
lad promised to deliver III address. but will
hardly be able. On the Goth grand military
display Of United States troops and militia
II 1hs different States will take place, and |
sn the list naval display. There will be at |
ka1 5000 militia present from the different |
States md over 1000 Nasons- The Gov
.rnors and STATS of all the States will be
present and representative of the French
Government will be an honored guest,
ANOTHER SOCIAL SCANDAL
ke1citing Washington, involving married
gentleman who was until recently promi-
.eatg connected with the Signal Service
with the rank Of Captain. It appears that a
residence he OWLS has been occupied by a
former female Treasury clerk of great
beauty, and Tho Captalu supported her in
elegant style- The CAPTAINS wife found it
out and the matter is now known.
TIE INDIANS
zsnx wes.xza Associated Prrss.
Ahrge delegation of indians from +ba
tribes Of the Northwest will arrive here on
the 18th Of August to consult with the In
dian Department about a division of lands
In sere1alty and other questions Of interest
tothe tribes The delegation will consist of
Standing 1Beai and two other ponc, Chiefs
from Dakota; Little Chief and two Other
Geyeaues and Arapahoes. several Chinfs
trom heSt,nd;na @neoe, Paa,a sessial Cl!es
iron the Pine Ridge Agency: Snotted.T,ii
and Toung. Mana froid-of.11is s'Harsas. 1,aa 81
CIoud and two other Grows fron' 10 ~ ~
Bud d4gency; three Omahas: and three win
1ehasos.
WHITAKER.
eaiteau will be responsible for postponlnr
7oqunous record Dr. o of 1ha nl'ratsa cas- lne
be gone oyer by Cen sw,,;n, - :. 10 49, ~
es,e General ann ranorta'i -, v"o =, -. 1u'o NV
deqt Gen. Swaiu viii not be ab]a to eive = .
bis attention nntil tha pr.s;so,,t =: st:s !