New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-01
rpF PRESIDENT IN YELLOWSTONE FARh'
c,up AILIsoN-FALsE NEWSPAPER sTATEMENio
REGARDING THE EXPEDITION.

up AIJIsoN-FALsE NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS
REGARDING THE EXPEDITION.
CAMP ALLISON, YELLOWSTONE CANON, Aug
90 via Livingstone, Mon.., Aug. 3O-lhe fieSideu's
rea ned at Allison yesterday, 60 that an excursion
80 he made to the narrow point OF view from whcn
Grand Can on can be The camp was In o1auiu
move and the day interesting but uneSent'uL All
- START for the Lower Fa Is this morning. AS the Trip
drawing 20 Its end tins Is probably as gooa an oppor
unty will Ue presented to refer 10 the lhVehus vi
Newspapers continually published prelehuou
tegrams pur porting be from correspondents WIN
his party. special correspondents have Deem WIN
"a, expedition. The fase1Ood OF these preendeh as
ptcues is apparent any knowing tue distances 10
~ travelled in this region. the correspondents seem
"a nsIer themselves and send their reports on one uy
ye distances which possibly DO passed III thFee
ar four days. Their silly Of personal Incidents
are not of sufficient consequences 10 Do denied OUT 'ne
sorirs VI 10 the President ana OF MS oeig III
h nealtu 20 beyond DOudds oil perllsslJe hOaXee
For :nis should be xno@I nae snere mas aot
heen al ANY Iine 81 ghtest ground for any sucs
stories lac Presidens Is ana mas Deoh perecty we'll
and las travelled ,no wnoe tOurneJ on horseback
The only oJaer fdsehoUo wor ny OF "ohIon d. peins
op a suu OF puDlic interest," Is that ON t1s Journey
an attention gwen by tAe President tue rec,
reary of War or General Sheridan 10 new policy OF
dealing VITA the Indians If such matters were ~ DC
nrs,ent Al is sufficient say tnat many newspapers
have been ngnuug men Of straw. simple illustration
a. me deception specials 10 ioudd In tneir nav
ing ms party arrive Upper Geyser Basin on day
wien les were four aays march distant rom H.
CAMP CAM RON. Yellowstone River, Via LiNhgst"n'
Mont, Aug 3I-Tne camp was broken as usual at o:3o
o'clock yesterday morning. In gong The party passed
over the westward slope of the mountain From Inc
summt Of Mt Wasnburn 10000 feet above the sea, an
extendod view obtained to the nortbward and
eastward OF grand elevated and snowy ridges and
pesks of the Rocky Mountains royal turrets rising
70 the sky; 70 the eastward and south great
banks of snow lay upon peaks OF the shoshone
range. The Grand canon from TINS point looks
hse a narrow gauge hinged with DARK pines
In the distance be seen some OF the
great gey sending forth puns OF steam and giving
their locous appearance OF an Aggregation vi Dusy
factcres.
CHICAGO, Aug, 81. - Collector spauding re-
ceved a telegram this evening from Secretary
Lincoln of President Arthurs party in the Yellowstone
region, saying President would reach CucsgO
nexi Tuesday aud remain until Thursday holding public
reception Wednesday. Tuis overthrows re-
port published here this afternoon 10
She effect President naa teleg-
raphed Pies deaf Willard. of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. .sgIg at point the ROAD they could
most conveniently meet, the DEDUCTION being tbat
president Arthur would attend tue opening Of the
Northern Pacific