Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

on the San Carlos reservation, and
charged with the duty Of keeping
the peace on the reservation and pre-
W nting the Indians from leaving 1T,
except with the consent of General
Crook or the officer who may be
authorized to act under him. The
war department shall protect the In
dian agent in the discharge of his
duties as agent, which shall include
the ordinary duties of an Indian agent
and which shall remain as heretofore,
except as to keeping peace, admins
tering Justice, and furnishing refrac-
tory Indians, all of which shall be done
by thewar department, as above stated,
[Signed1 ROBERT LINCOLN,
Secretary of War.
II. NJ. TELLER,
Secretary of the Interior"
The Fishery Treaty.
| In accordance with the resolution of
congress directing the president to no.
| tify the British government of the
termination Of certain articles IN the
treaty OF May Sth, 1871, relating 10
the fishery question, the British gov
eminent has been so notified. These
articles terminate ON the I'd of July,
1855.
Surveying Yellowstone Park.
! By direction of the secretary of the in
terror party under John III. Renshaw
viii leave Washington in few days.
en- route TO the Yellowstone National
Park, to make local survey of the
park. Another party under Arnold
Hayne will make u geological survey
of the park.
The Presidents Trip.
| 1t is now settled that the president
will start ON his contemplated trip tc
the Yellowstone Valley about the first
of August. If nothing should occur &c
interfere with his present plans. The
arrangements for the trip are in tbs
hands of Lieutenant General Sheridan
The party numbers about ten persons
and will be gone five or six weeks
The president will join Gen. Sheridan
and the other members OF the party a
Chicago. 1t is proposed to go direct
TO the Yellowstone, with as few stop
as possible. The president has aban
: doned all idea of going to Newport
He will probably remain in Washing
/, ton until he starts for the West, witt
the possible exception Of making occa
sional short sea trips Oh the siean.o
Dispatch.
A Point on Kellogg.
The criminal court to-day heard al
a targument in the Hitz case, involy
ing point that will affect tn
: pending ease against ex-senator Kel
: logg which has been postponed in or
n der to allow its disposition. AS in tn
kellogg case, pleas in abatement hay
n been filed in the Hitz case, but the
I are based upon dramatically opposit
grounds, so that IL the court shout,
decide In favor of the government
in the Hitz case and hol
i the point to be material
!, il might result in the failure Of the in
u dictment in the Kellogg case. Tn
Z point in question is whether the couT
:, committed an error In filling vacancie
: In the grand jury that returned tn
? indictments In these cases, from tn,
box instead OF summouing talismen
! After hearing n long argument Judg
: Wylie reserved his decision unit
! Saturday evening.
Treaty With Corea.
: The department OF state is in receip
OF dispatch from the newly accred
+ tied minister plenipoteniary of I'll
( United States to Corea, Lucius ii
: foote, announcing the ratification of
+ treaty OF amity and friendship be
? tween the United States and Corea.
. An Onicer Cashiered.
The president approved the sentenc
. of court martial on Commando
Horace T.. Mullan, and he has been dis
missed from the service from the sixth
OF July.