Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-09
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RrooRp-uMosl
Rowing Indians Cause an Alarm In
Kansas.


Rowing Indians Cause an Alarm In
Kansas.
TorEKA, September Sth.-The report which
was received by Governor st. John on the
evenings of the 6 h and 7th from Dodge CITY,
that the Cheyennes and Arapahnes had left
the reservation in Indian Territory and were
committing depredations in southwest Kan.
sas, was Immediately investigated by the Elk.
ecutive, who sent the Adjutant- General to
the front at once. kilograms from him,
dated yesterday afternoon, are to the effect
that no Indians have invaded the State, and
that while rowing band is reported outside
the reservation stealing and killing stock, no
citizens Of the State have applied to the Gov
are already made to defeat any movement OF
the Indians. Northwsrd of this State the
Government authorities at Fort Leavenworth
have taken precautions TO investigate the
matter thoroughly. The plan for communi.
cation adopted by the cattle men in the ex.
IRENE western portions of the State is such
that any outbreak of the Indians will be re.
ported here at once. Dodge City and other
points or the line of the railroad are amply
prepared with large force of frontiersmen
at the moment any disturbance is reported.
Garden City and are well armed, SO it will be
impossible for anv plumber Of Indians to sue.
cessfully invade Kansas.
The Marquis OF Lorne and Party.
OMAHA, September Ssh.-The Marquis Of
Lorae, Princess Louise and party arrived
here this morning from Chicago by special
train. and spent three hours in the city. They
were met at the depot by General o. o.
Howard, commander of the Department of
the Platte, and the officers of his staff and
we're given drive about the city, visiting all
the principal places of interest. They left
at noon by special train for the Pacific coast
General Howard hiss ordered salute to be
fired at Fort Sidney, Nebraska. Fort Russell,
st Cheyenne, Wyoming, and at Fort Steele,
upon their arrival at those stations. They
will spend tomorrow night at Sherman, the
summit of the Rocky mountains, between
Cheyenne and Laramie, and will reach Og-
den Monday evening. They will spend that
night there, ana on Monday resume their
journey to San Francisco. They will visit
Salt Lake on their return in the latter part
OF October. The party will reach San Fran.
cisco on wednesday.
The Star Route Trial.
WASHINGTON, September Shin the star
route trial to-day Judge Wylie, after some
explanatory remarks, delivered his charge TO
the jury, who at 8 o'clock retired
A recess was ithen taken until o'clock, at
"e Hi .ine the Jury was ordered to report;
took his seat and the jury were summoned.
The Clerk inquired, Gentlemen of the
jury, have VOC agreed upon verdicS,'
FOREMAN Dicksoh answered, we nave
hV ~, except as 10 one OF the defendants
Inc CIufe-ihss Will BOT do. You had
p S' take your seats until counsel tor the
government come In.
Inc Jury TOOK seats, and Bliss and Kerr
came INTO court at TINS moment. They were
informed OF the condition of affairs, when
biss SAID ne old not see what was expected
Vi 1 Soe government counsel.
fo- f,.tha Sa JEen usoteu the Jury 20 retire
bv -, ranrronl ia. on, SayinS tnat perhaps
AZ. 'AeS "ouiu hhu ahother YER
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aoonro,-,aJo.;a Sc ieoeeu 20 hnu suitable
oil rsoass 80 sae - iok 'ne nigh1'
nc - $3.50 Vas '"A'u un'h 'o-inotrow morn
Ths 800 ~ 81, -,
col n5 jaro's we're 'aAen TO tne Nationai Ho'
The verd;ct should ons ba rasnSed ~, sn. .t .
night, will not be announced tin the opening
of the Court at 10 o'clock to.morrov II i
the general impression here TO- night that the
jury will disagree.
An Tneeusiarv and Thief ,,or mn.
C...,,.
pr,c
excitement has been created here bv tbe a ar.
rest of G. f. Willis, Trial Justice and Deputy
U nited States Marshal, on charge of burn.
ing block of stores to defraud the insurance
companies. The detectives developed the
fact that the accused for years had been con.
nected with gang of bank thieves in Boston,
and caused bogus robbery to be Committed
oy snem 70 snow the Judges completely,
~ ,!loius ,,oin niih concession Almost from
u .h; eraoie ne mas been an lncendiary and
'iiiei'
"nns houses Ciosed.
NEW YORK, September Sth.-The streets
and oarrooms have been filled with class OF
people recognized everywhere and by every.
body SO gamblers. The universal story ia
that no gambling house in the city is open,
ana that their occupation is gone. 1t is sup.
posed, OF course, that this is only spasmodic
case OF virtue on the part of the police and
the detectives. and that the gamblers haunts
Will soon be In full blast again.
Failures for the Week,
NEW York, September sth.-Ths busines,
at Nav Work wer. 10 o. .eI
fourteen occurred in the country and Eve in
New York City. The only assignment In
this city of much consequences is that of q
W. Hall, the man in the tobacco trade.
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INC vermont hiections.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. September Sth.-
Ihere was clerical error Wednesday in the
announcement nc OF Poland's majority. Returns
from rs towns. received this noon, now give
Ioiano iz,oto. fIetcher 6.ol3, Dunbar ano
scattering lo1, Grant, 4,O42. Polands ma
W., p
A careful cornut.,;a, 5epseIo OIL
official rstnrns he tba ol.rIn. ~ 10y I'm
liable sourcss On tbs C,'hart nG 1tne t 70 y
$40 towrs give the foiIou;ne, ras.,I.s p we -
rem * I59. Esstor fDao,S "a nv NV
Tin fGreenhacker anS -. seem, - 9o1 Mar
- enc % ern ~; Il o9l-naK
falling off of the Republican vote Of aboul
1900. Democratic $500. Greenbsck and
scattering of about 200. There are 100 town
to hear from. On the Gubern atorial ratio O
these towns to hear from make Barstow',
majority 20 600. The First District, will