The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
IN FORTY DAYS
Those Indian Reservation
Cowmen Must Go, Says
Stiff-Spined Grover.
where the President will Rest
ana How His Cabinet will
Pass Their yncntion.
who Ate All That Indian Grub -
5,967 Rasions for 3,31I
Had Redskins.
The CyCIOnc's Work Ia PENN
syIvnnia ana senator sha-
ron's Divorce suit.
wAsuiNGTON NEWS.
Information Received From and
Through the National Capital.

Through the National Capital.
Washington. august 4'-The presi-
dent to-day appointed John NJ. Ellis
to be reesiyer Of aRae Jbad m9n iiSss
10 be receiver of public monies at
Boonyille Missouri.
CATTLEMEN Musl 90.
Washington, August president
Clevelan,. to-day Informed the dele
CATION representing the cattlomen
that he would not modify his recent
order for the removal of cattle from
leased lands in tho Cheyenne and
Arapahoe reservation within forty
days from the date of his proclama-
ton.
CATTLENfEN INCIDENTALLY DISCUSSED
Washington, August Alta cabi-
net meeting to-day which was attend
ed by all the members except Sccre-
tary Whitney, the question of eX-
tending the time for the removal of
cattle from the Indian lands was incl
dcntally discussed but il was decided
to postpone action until fter the
committee of cattlemcn now IA the
city shall have presented their views
TO the president.
SOME NEW POsTMAsrERs.
Washington, August 4.--Thc presi-
dent to-day commissioned the follow
ing postmasters: Richard Wicker
sham, Lebanon, Mo; Gardner A.
Wilder, Circlovillc. Ohio; George &.
Rembaugh, Winfield Ks. Frank Shut,
Leitchlirld, Ills; 5. Il Davis, Crcston,
Iowa; Erskino T.. Linsee, Pierce City,
Mo; William Il. Lewis, Charleston,
Iowa; William j. Fleming, Fort Smith
Ark John Dove, Edgerton, Wis.
William Van Antwerp, Jackson
Mich; Henry Cook, Michigan City
Ind; John McAllister, Lauderdale,
Ohio.
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
Washington, August AT the
cabinet meeting to-day the programm,
of the presidents movement during
the summer was also considered. L
was arranged that the president ant
all members of the cabinet would
leave Washington Friday afternoon
for New York to participate in tn
ceremonies attending the funeral o
General Grant aud that immediatel,
after their conclusion. the president
accompanied b. Colonel Lamont
would go TO Albany aud remain Their
) until Monday, on which day h
, would start for the Adirondac
mountains. Mr.. Ward of Albany wi
? go with him to the mountains an
!. probably Colonel Lamont also. Til
p president does not expect to retur
: To Washington before the 10th {
September and will attend to onl
may be brought to his attention b
members of his cabinet one or mo;
of whom will remain at the capt.
:, throughout the summer. No ma
- will be sent except such rs requir,
immediate action on his part.
All members of the cabinet exec
:, Secretary Manning will return
Washington after the funeral. Sc
4" rotary Manning will proceed dire
" from New York TO Watch Iii
~ Connecticut, where he spends sever
weeks.
. WHO Ate THOSE RATIoNsf
X Washington, July 4.-By Indian
III spector Armstrong; census OF I
< theyennns aud Arapahoes, the pop
y Iation of those tribes were found
Z. be 2,l67 and /, 2O7, respectively. III
III had been drawing rations for ten yet
IL for 3,7G9 aud 2,l9S members. respe
III lively, and the saving in beef and tic
10 alone by the new census is SlO5,OU'
!" year.
Is The president to-day appointed {
Is yer Kelly to be collector of cuslo
G. tor the district of Perth Amboy, n
.ro YELLOW JACK HEADED OFF.
he Washington, August i.-The
ed rine hospital service received the
of lowing telegram from Delaw
he Brcakwatcr: "The British bark j
TO Gilsen, for Cienfucgos, arrived at
ere break water last night. Captain {
August LIST with symptoms OF vel
fever. One man very sick; two
valnsppnt