Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-26
INDIANS.
Professor tsaudeIier, the American Arch:eO-
logist Captured.

Professor tsaudeIier, the American Arch:eO-
logist Captured.
A special from Albuquerque, N. NJ,
says that information received there states
that on the 10Th inst. Geronimo, one of the
chiefs of Juh's Apaches, captured Prof. A.
F. Bapdilier, of the American ArcbDolOg-
ical Institute S. L. Balder, of Tucson,
aud Mexican, near the village OF San
CristObal, in tho tate OF Sonora. The
Apaches took the prisoners into the noun
tains, and it is nearly certain that they
have been murdered. Professor Bandelier
has been investigating tho Indian quarries
in New Mexico and Arizona for several
years. His father and family reside at
Higland, Illinois, a lCw miles east of st.
Louis.
Mr.. Griffin, who has arrived from Santa
Fe, discredits the report, rs Prof. Bande.
lier six weeks ago was on his way to the
city of Mexico.
Affairs al san Carlos.
TIE following telegram was received Ut
tho Indian office at Washington
"SAN CARLOS, A. T.. April 25.-Price,
Indian commissioner There appears to
be change for the better in the affairs
that have caused the late excitement. In
dications point to the return of the rangers
to their homes. ..............Well pleased
with prospect of restored quiet. The In
dians are returning to their farms. They
have behaved admirably under all tho cir
cumstances of the past few days.
Wilcox, Agent.
Starving ChIppewas.
Tho secretary of tho interior has received
a joint letter from Mr.. McCollum, deputy
collector of customs. and John F. Malo,
member of the Canadian Parliament,
under date of Turtle Mountain. Mimi,
April IA, in which they say that the Tur-
tie Mountain band of Chippewa Indians
are in q starving condition, and unless i'm
mediately relieved few of them will be
alive to meet the commissioner of Indian
affairs in June, as they now anticipate
doing. The acting commissioner of Indian
affairs has directed the Indian agent at
DEVILS Lake to use every effort to provide
for these Indians at once.
The Record of Crime.
In Richmond, Virginia, during tho last
four weeks. burglaries have been freqtpnt,
the burglars defying detection. On Tues
day, in open daylight, the house of Police
Captain Parater was robbed, and at night
it was pelted with stones. Yesterday
afternoon, while a policeman was ON
guard in the captains parlor, burglar
entered the garret and gagged his sixteen
year old daughter, but having accidentally
knocked out sash from the window
the noise aroused the house and
tho rufian was compelled to fly
Henry T. Wright, assistant postmaster at
Racine, Wisconsin, was committed in
$40, 600 bail at Milwaukee yesterday to
answer the charge of stealing over s., 900
of the posto1fice money.-William Pack,
convicted Of wife beating, received twenty
lashes on the bare back yesterday at An
napolis, Maryland. The lash was vigor-
ously laid on by the sheriff in spite Of
"piteous appeals from the wife beater.
Eliza Pinkston, the notorious Louisiana
witness in the electoral controversy of
1866. has died in tho Jail at Canton. Mis-
sissippi, where she was serving term for
larceny.
"A Rejected Lovers Urlmo.
In Leavittsburg, O., John De]ong shot
Mrs. Eliza Griswold three times, killing
her instantly. Placing the revolver to his
head Delong fired at himself, the ball en-.
tcring his forehead, directly between the
eyes. Ho lived only three hours. The
tragedy occurred in tho house of
D. V. Allen, widower, whom the
woman was shortly TO marry. de-
long was rejected suitor. On the
9Th Of March, he called her from her bed
aud, with pistol in hand, said: Il come
to make love o- hate" Pacifying him,
and procuring his revolver, she escaped.
He told her she must make up her mind
by July 4 or ho would shoot her. The
woman Immediately procured warrant
him with house breaking and at
tempted outrage. He fled and has not
been in the community since till Thurs
day. Tue officers were on his track only
half an hour behind at the time of the |
shooting. Tho woman was widow with |
seven children, and bore good reputation. |
Delong was widower and leaves two
children |