, 1881-09-11


AS will be seen elsewhere in our musical
columns, tho work for the May Festival of
1851 In this city has ut last been systematic
ally laid out by Mr.. ". i. Tomlins. Mr..
Iheodurc Thomas chapcnastcr, and that
gentleman will enter upon it ut once with
his customary energy anu enthusiasm. The
Festival Committee Is also composed OF Een-
tltMcn Of public spirit and wealth. many Of
them prominently identified with our nlu~
steal interests fur many years, so that the
public is warranted III anticipating large
lneasurc OF SUCCESS and IL festival which in
all It's features will eclipse anything OF Il
musical character ever given here before
Such an event, So auspclOusy commenced,
offers nlany suggestions that arc worthy Of
consideration. perhaps none more SO than its
musical character iii its relation to Chicago.
The growth Of this city as Il commercial
centre las always belittfcd and overshad-
owed its just claims lis AT educational and
art centre, and the reluctance which out
siders have always manifested to eoncedo
to It's anything but Il commercial reputation
has also served to prevent the need Of colll--
Meiltlation which the city deserves for its
musical progress, though ut the same time
it has acted lis a cheek upon too much self
confidence in that direction. Perhaps the
latter iniluenea has been too marF"'
anti has induced
they must ~:4"r1NG-BUI4L.
t;eec ~.ectal Disua:eh to The Cilica:n Tribune.
- ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 1n.--fn military circles
there Is great interest at tho removal oil Sitting
Bull and his immediate band fro,n Fort Yates TO
Fort Randall. IT is thought their removal will
lac
1nnrck yesterday to take Bull and his band. but
has been detained, and bad not reached Yates
ut lust accounts. Photographic communication
With Yates is defective The last news is the
following dispatch, under date Of the sth:
q The day has been tbc must exciting onc for
yenrs Last evening Sitting '1!ll WIG informed
that lc mus, 20 to Randall ui,d th.l1 bout would
be along III Il day or two ~ remove n!m lie
protested nsainst th. removal aga, ;'' r'ctl on at
nsreat raie during the night. This 1nar'iinE he
proposed 10 hold Il cuuncil with the command
inR o'ilccr This being refused he assumed az
attitude of detanco auc swcars thai he will
lle al Cruzy-Hor5e did lin 1a1t1e}. Or
late considerable apprehension on has . been
tslt and f. The Troops htxe been s;, keps IN N
attitude Of Sitting Bull becn1nc kn'wn Col G1i~
bert ordered Conu.nny Fl. seventeenth Iniamtry.
Of Sitting Duiis camp to lie river bunk, where
they will be more cnsily gua.ded til! tho shcr-
man arrives. Company d, Seventh Cavalry,
uAFG fOut 10 kIfN. HOWE tL1A SAE
hnrses uf Company are satllIcd rendy to inn1tnt
,t''l moments natice. The artillery and :lt is
ready for instantaneous action. The band and
alt the civilian employees have been placed un-
der nr,lls. Such precautions have been taken
that it Is not believed any serious results will
occur Il the !udians, oiter any resistance.
Scout Allison and threatens to kill
him il be comes within his reAch. Soue thirty
OF Sitting Bulls cAtlp were missing this nlOr'l-
ing. having escaped during the night Hrurr- I
Bear escaped audswus captured this morning Mt
Savely MNrshe's ranch. He is waited for tho !
murder OF johnson. Of the Cheyenne Agency, |
sums years ago. *SlDce the news OF tho Arizona |
trouble was received people have not felt quite |
lid before, and It Is safe to say that in future
the command will be in such shape that II the
Indians cause any disturbance they will receive !
rough treatment at the hanns of the troops. Eo.
Gilbert Is /. man who will allow no trtlfug. and !
lis action today will hage wholesome