The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-15
EASTERN STATES.
Reservation Troubles


EASTERN STATES.
Reservation Troubles.
WASHINGTON. June l3.-The Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs today re-
csived q telegram from the southern
Ute agency to the effect that one sta
ton OF the Denver & Rio Grand Rail.
road has been established ON the reser-
vation, and that store. saloons and
dance house are being located there.
He says that it is inexpedient to use the
Indian policy to enforce the United
States laws, and that military force
will be required. The Commissioner
sent q telegram to Secretary Kirkwood,
with o recommendation that the War
Department will be requested to issue
orders to the commanding offc of the
troops stationed near the agency to
place himself in communication with
agent Page. and Immediately remove
from the reservation oil intruders, to-
gether with their property and effects.
Religious Revival.
INDIANAPOLIS. June l3.--The revival
inaugurated under the auspices of the
boy preacher evangelist. Rev Thomas
Harrison, eleven weeks ago, has been
spreading until some 1000 conversions
have resulted. and several thousand
more have risen for prayer or been at
the altar. 1t is believed that the work
is only begun. Sixteen churches are
now open for revival work.
Civil Service Reform
New YORK. June l3.-The Directors
Of the Maritime Association have
adopted resolution respectfully urg-
ing upon President Garfield, Secretary
Window and Collector Robertson, that
the principles Of civil service reform
be especially observed in the Custom
House. and efficient employees be re-
tanned and ability and experience be
the sole test governing new appoint
meats.
The Brewers, strike.
Sixteen hundred striking brewers
marched this morning. Beer is coming
from outside cities The strikers say
that all this beer is manufactured by
union men.
Precautionary Measure.
LONDON. June 13.-In consequence
Of the attempt to blow up the town hall
at Liverpool. regulations forbidding
strangers TO enter the precinct of the
Bouse OF Commons with parcels, which
had lately fallen into allegiance. will be
reinforced. and the gathering of stran.
gers in the lobby will b strictly pro-
hibitsd. The police are renewing their
vigilance relating TO personal safety Of
ministers.
The Liverpool sehemers.
It 10 stated that Andrew Cummins,
liberal and home rule member of Par
lament. will defend McKeevitt and
Mo0safh aud Roberts on their trial for
attempting to blow up the Liverpool
town hall. The authorities of the Ports.
mouth naval station are taking precau-
tons to prevent the introduction Of ex.
plosives amongst Goals on board iron
ciads.
| Affairs as Tripoli.
PARIS. June i3. "A ssmi-ofiicial let.
ter from Tunis has bsen communicated
TO Paris Newspaper, announcing che
arrival Ut Tripoli OF . Turkish Pashs
with 1900 troops The letter says
Doubtless the Ports has the right e
maintain troops in Tripoli. but not e
excite fAnaticism under ths pretense Of
defensive measures. We are now 70.
sponsible for order In Tunis We re-
spoct the rights Of the Porte. bat good
feeling has been reciprocatsd.
Aw.sh~v Eswshnu~h.
| CsSsrAxrTSoPLx, June ia tele.
gram states that . hundred person.
were killed and six injured by an earth.
quake which recently devastated
number Of villages In the pashalic oi
Van. Armenia
The Grand Prize.
i PARIs. June i3.-Yasteriay's crowt
ct Long Champs was simply enormous
The railway companies. which Civ,
half the added money. were put to th,
severess test TO transport the crowd
while even the boass on the Seine yer,
dangerously overloaded. The grandes
! spectacle was the road, the show O
: equipages being decidedly superior ..
any exhibition seen since the last yea
of the empire. AZ TO the new toilet
shown. they we're too superb for pro
fame hands to NEEDLE with. though
may record the fact that many new
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