Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

BUsHYHEAD, the principal chief OF the Cherokee
| Indians, with ten members OF the tribe called on
| the Indian commissioner this morning and stated
that council OF the tribe would be called shortly
Territory. They wished the commissioner to with
hold action until their people had been consulted
The commissioner consented to the delay.
STATEMENT CALLED FoR--The Acting Secretary
| OF the Treasury has called for detailed state.
ment OF the condition Of the Treasury. with a view
have been submitted to him in regard to the future
| financial operations Of the government
GOLD. SILVER, AND NorEs-The statement of
| the o. s. Treasurer shows gold, silver, and o. s.
notes In the Treasury today as follows: Gold coin
and bullion $3.50 743 silver dollars and bullion
$1o6 ol6 s6i; fractional silver coin, 7,1Os s66:
Certificates outstanding: God sS9 3SS, $40; silver,
6s,4s4lso; currency, $40. 10000.
A REIGN OF TERROR IN THE CREEK COUNTRY
Special Agent Townsend, who is now in the Creek
country, writes to the Indian commissioner under
date OF March 18th in regard to the situation
he says that reign of terror prevails. He thinks
that while this struggle is demonstrating the ca
paeel,ty OF the Creeks for yet the
put a stop very soon to further hOstilities. The
agent believes that the conflict win soon resolve
Itself Into guerrilla warfare among the Creeks
ARCHITECT MULLETT's CLA1M.-To-day Mr. A. B.
Mullett, formerly supervising architect of the
Treasury, by his counsel filed petition in the
United States Court Of Claims for the hearing Of
| his case there. MI. Mullett claims that subse-
quent to filling the position OF supervising archi-
tect ne was appointed by Secretary Morrill, as SUI
per architect, which position he filled till the
fall of 1882, and had been paid as such TIL May,
1877, and he claims as due him s2s 900
AN INJUNCTION AGAINST MOTHER PRAYED FOR.
To-day Mr.. Campbell Darlington, for Richard
Mitchell and Edward Mitchell. flied bill in equity
for Injunction against Chloe Ann Mitchell to re-
strain her from interfering with them in the en-
loyment OF certain premises or from selling or
IN ' OF the The pan that
house In which to live, and together purchased
lot "a, So $40. for s175 and erected house thereon
and they state that by an error of John Wilson,
who was employed by them to see to the proper
conveyance, and who prepared the papers, the
property was decided to defendant in Zee, instead
OF In trust for their benefit They state that they
that recently she has had served upon them O
thirty days notice to quit the premises. They
therefore pray an injunction, as above stated.
Mr.. BosLER's VERSION OF HIS ATTACK ON DEP
UTY MARSHAL CAKE.-Mr. James w. Boser whose
assault on deputy was mentioned in yesterdays
STAR, said to Philadelphia Press reporter: Dep
uty Marshal Cake came to my house Intoxicated,
aa1 aa3 IOrci9iy entered my room while was on my
ped SIX days. and was in no mood for trifing.
Had the of11cer sent word up stairs by my wife
that night would have admitted him Willingly,
for the case was not an urgent one so far as was
concerned. had received notice from one OF the
tifying me that had been summoned but subse.
quently he had come to the conclusion that was
not wanted, and sent me word not to start for
The other telegram has not arrived as yet and
suppose / am not wanted. I don't see why /
should be unless 1t Is to reiterate the testimony
which the public is already familiar with" Mr.
CAKE denies that he was intoxicated