Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-08-06
land positively declines 70
of Indian lands any longer
Lamar declares that the
will not be extended. II

The members OF The Grant family have
made a final decision regarding the burial
place for the general. Riverside Parke on the
banks of the Hudson has been selected as the
last resting place Of the great soldier This
park extends along the river front for two and
one-half miles, from seventy.second to One,
Hundred and Thirtieth streets, and Is one Of
varying width, and the total area is about IN
acres.
Emmett King, the alleged defhulting book
keeper OF the sedalia, Missouri, savings bank,
has been held for trial In SO, 900 bonds.
The Mahonlng valley, in Pennsylvania, is
suffering from a prolonged drought and
towns having an aggregate population OF siIty
thousand are absolutely without water.
One Of the largest lumbermlls on the Sagi
nav river has resumed operations at ten hours
a day, with a proportionatc reduction in the
wages Of all men receiving over Sl.50 per day,
Another mill has resumed at the strikers
terms, and speedy and satisfactory settle
ment of the controversy is now anticipated.
The total production OF pig-iron in the
United States during the first six months Of
1885 was 9, ljO,sl6 tons, as compared with an
uuAIul VI -bi,u l'llb NullHE NlN NOllN-
spending period Of 1884. The stocks OF pig.
iron on hand and unsold at the end of the first
half Of 1855 amounted to 692, 9l6 tons, against
593 600 tons at the end Of 1884. The produc-
tion of Bcssemer steel rails in the first half OI
1855 was 452, 446 tons, falling of Of l4O, 924
tons as compared with the production in the
first half Of 1854.
Eannrn1 bos IanfInl .
military funeral which will be under the con
| troi on ~, -"E"--i guromnent. Genera
| Hancock fas been designated TO take charge
of the body at Mount McGrcgor, and will hay,
direction Of lis removal to New York and o.
the ceremonies at that city. President Clcyc.
land will name the pail bearers to act at the
final obsequles. A committee OF Americans
with Minister Phelps as chairman, has SC.
cured from the Duke OF Westminster the us,
Of Westminster Abbey for a memorial ser
vice on August s. the day set for the inter
mcnt in Riverside Park.
Commissioner 1homan and Chief Examiner
| Lyman, Of the civil service commission, are a'
Indianapolis investigating the charges pre-
ierred by Independent republicans agains
Mr.. AquiIla Jones, the recently.appolntct
| postmaster Of that city.
Fifteen hundred bucks attended hte Slou,
Indian council at Pine Ridge agency las
Thursday. Red Clouds followers Numbered
three hundred, and oil had knives and re
volyers concealed beneath their blankets. +
is believed among the settlers in northern Ne
bIaska that excellent results will flow from
the council and The visit OF the Holman CON
mittee.
The cOttOn-worm is at work In South Caro-
lima fields, and planters are much dshcarjcncC
at the outlook.
The Apache raiders have broken up int,
small squads, aud arc trying to gain thc
reservation. A sQuaw camp was discovered
| by company OF MeIicans in the Pinai
mountains, in Sonora, and number o
squaws and old bucks killed. Captain Law
toms troops struck party OF Indians in III,
! MILESTONE mountains, aud captured twenty
four horses
The president has designated the following
| persons as Iall bearers at General Grant,
funeral. In accordance with Mrs. Grant,
request two southern generals are included
among the honored ones. General William
l. Sherman, United States army; Lieutenant
| General Philip II. Sheridan, United States
army; Admiral David D. Porter, United States
navy: Vi,e Admiral s,enhsr e po,ya, n .
| N; General joseph E. Johnst II of VIRGINIA
General Simon b. Buckncr Of Kentucky,
Hamilton Fish, Of New York, George :. Bout
well OF Massachusetts,, George W. Chlds OF
Pennsylvania John A. Logan Of Illinois,
| George Jones Of New York and Oliver Howl
Of New York.
| The following named senators who were re-.
| quested by the vice president To rcnrescpt IN,
senate at Gen. Grants funeral have notified
Col, Canaday, scrgcaut.at.arms, of their in.
tention TO attend the funeral: Justin S, Nor.
rill, John Sherman, John A. Logan, Matt W
Ransom, John j.. Ingalls,, Francis NJ. Cock.
rell, Wade Hampton, Joseph f. Brown. and
Charles +. Maudcrson. The committee has
been requested by the ser nt.at-arms f..
meet in New York at S o'clock on the evening
OF the 9th Of August at the Fifth Avenue no.
tel, where quarters have been engaged for
them. Vice President Hendricks will also be
with tb'm.
| A severe thunder storm occurred on Mount
| McGrcgor Thursday evening. The electric
| fluid entered the Grant cottage. tearing off
some of the plastcring and eylmrushipr fine
electric light above the caskcl. Colonel w, L
| Beck, commanding battery A. Fifth artillery.
from Governors island, aud General II. II.
Jackson commander Of Fort Columbus. Gov
crnor's island, were rendered insepsible by n
shock from holt and Il was feared for tlrle
that the latter would not survive Both ara
now, however, pronounced out of da,gcr
Two or three others were also less severely
hurt.
A murderer fired the Jail at Banter CITY.
Oregon. Five prisoners were crcmaled alive
and the sixth severely scorchcd.
| A Fort Reno special 10 lhe Kansas CIV
Times SAYS: Since the rcccptIon of tbc new.
| that the president had ordered thc cot,lenor
out of the terrItory in forty DAYS the Irdi,ns
are worried and show discomfort and focl n.
| II they had cut of n larrc reycnue thot fla,
government would not make cood in ,hcm
The Arapahocs especially are talking of n No,
titlou TO set aside their norton of thc ,oscrr,
tIon 40 thew can lcose II vory ,or,,, r,n
iorlty of the Cbeycppcs cypr,ss tbcmsolvs.
as opposel 10 tbe ca,tIemcp icavirr aud 90,
the matter has not been faIrlv renrcssntod T.,
the great father th.t thcv wcrn so,isGod Ian,
had no onnortunitv civsn ,h.m 10 sorso IL
appcars That the rreot msiorIt, NJ ,hc Ind,on,
wish ,he cattle IN roman aud o.y thor hor,
becn fairlv treo,od hr ,ho oa,tIoc, .,y t,, n,',,
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