Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
THE HOSTILE APACHES
TO BE KEPT ON THE RESERVA'
TION AFTER ALL.
The Lottery Case--President arthur
Plans-.A Point In Keliogg's CASE
The Treaty With Chief Moses.


The Treaty With Chief Moses.
Washington, ID. c., July 7.-Condi-
ton of the treasury: Gold coin and
bullion, sl9S, 5sl, 531; silver dollars and
bullion, SIG, 1877 9j3; fractional silver
coin, S2S,4l6,7ii; United States notes,
81. 232, 0s7; total, s3g7,57l.SI5. Certi-
ficates outstanding: Gold, S6l524,62o;
silver, $72.535, 1881; currency $1,000, 900.
The Lottery Cases.
Postmaster.G General Gresham to-
day heard the continuation of the lot
terry cases, Col. Moulton and Gen.
Beiknap argued that the suspension OF
the original order made by Postmas-
ter.Genernl Key, prohibiting the de-
livery of money orders and registered
letters to the Louisiana Lottery COM
pany, operated as an abrogntion or
that order. slower, representing eX-
Representative Robertson, contended
that the suspension was only intended
TO allow judicial determination OF
the status of the lottery company
and whore their appeal in suspension
expired the original one of prohibition
prevailed. Saunders followed for the
| Louisville Distribution company, and
| Southland spoke for the Colorado Lot
/ terry company.
Southland opposed the revival of the
| prohibitiye order, and contended thai
| even If it was revived IL could not ie
gally be enforced, because it applied e
| Dauphin individually and not to mai
matter addressed to the Louisiana
Lottery company. He held that sucl
mn order was contrary to the'statute
Assistant Attorney General Freeman
presented the case for the department
of Justice, asserting that the origlna
order set out Dauphin's connection
| with the Louisiana lottery company
| He said the only reason for dismissiIIt
| the bill was the knowledge OH the par
of the Louisiana Lottery company tina
their rotten concern would no
stand investigation in an equity court
When Postmaster General Key wen
out of Office the suspensory orde
ceased TO operate. \ discussion spruni
upon this point between Judge Free
man and Col Moulton, Jas to Postmas
ter General Keys object i'll making
the suspensory order. Col. MoultoI
declared that he could furnish proc
that Postmaster General Key had eX
pressed himself rs satisfied tia
fraud had not been proven. Post
master General Gresham said IN
: did not believe that Judge Key mean
to absolutely revoke the original ordel
: lie asked Ii the gentlemen would hay
him bell we that Judge Key said h
was not convinced that there wa
fraud. yes instead of revoking his ord,
only suspended IL TO let II 20 to I'll
supreme court for relief. Col. Mou
ton answered that hewas not respons
BILE for the logic of Judge Keys cours
but was content to present his ute
ances. Some argument followed upo
the applicability of the diflerer
statutes, and the harangue closed upo
the preliminary point, "a TO wheth,
& the suspensorS order of May y, 1880,
still In force. Postmaster Gener
e Gresham reserved his decision.
q IL Is probable That "a decision will |
q reached and publicly announced Will
in the next twenty-four hours. III
i. general impression derived from Il
!, tenor OF jude Greshau's common
n and questions during the progress
!. the hearing is that 1t will be advcr
, to tile Louisiana company and ;
"a other lotteries,
n Tho Treaty With Moses.
h Chief Moses and other Indian chic
o had another conference with Seen
n tary Teller TO-DAY, who agreed 10 fur
!, ish supplies of various kinds, aud vi
n moses six hundred dollars per annul
l. provided lac keeps the agreement co
n corning the accomplishment % the +,
L ervation. The secretary also agreed
n build school house and grist mi
! ~ H.. nm
q congress approprlating q suffice
amount ~ The purposes named.
Disoos,t.on of tho aostiies.
Secretary Teller, Secretary Lincol
General Crook aud Price, the co
:, missioner OF lndian affairs, h
conference AZ the war depa
n ment this evening in REGARD
Is the disposition OF the +. camur
d Apache Indians whea the foliowi
L agreement was arrived ~; MEN
p randum OF the resolution of the 60
70 ference between the seer, btry OF {
n interior the commander of Indi
II affairs, the secretary 0s war al
& Brigajier General Crook, July It
v 1883. Ia y.eW OF tile difficulties G
= couaterea IA milking satisfaction
d disposition oftho Apache iLdians
Is cehtiy captured lay General tret
r under existing methods 81 tee adni
l. lslfatlon, IL was determired by the 81
rotary OF war and the SECRETARY of Il
Interior after consideration, that Il
Apache Indians recently captured |
Gen, Crook and all such as may
10 hereafter captured or may surrend
themselves 10 him, shall be kept und
Is the control of the war department
n such points ON the san Carlos reserv
IS ton ms may be determined by the W.
y department, bat not at the agenc
G without the consent OF the indii
(. agent; they 10 be fed and cared for |
0 the war department until further O
: dcrs, for the greater security of Il
I people of Arizona and To insure peae
i The war department shall |
) entrusted with the entire p,
lice control OF all indian