The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-27
CAPITOL CULLINGS.
Kelly Will Probably be Recalled-Indian
Affairs.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Secretary Lamar
has invited Col. VIM. McMichae!, of New
York, a member of the Board OF Indian
Commissioners, to serve as member OF a
hoard to investigate the differences and
trouble existing at the Cheyenne agency,
and he has signified his acceptance and will
report to the Secretary at once for lnstruc-
tions.
Secretary Manning made a number OF
dismissals in the Treasury Department to-
dav, including sixteen clerks in the Slxth
Auditors office, and eighteen messengers,
most of whom were employed in the Internal
Revenue Department. It is expected that
more will be made between now and the
1st prOX.
Graves, chief OF the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing, had an interview with Man.
ming this afternoon in regard to the pro-
posed reorganization of the Bureau. Ihe
policy to be pursued Is not quite settleu;
but it appears to be generally understood
that the force will be reduced and the ex-
penses otherwise curtailed.
CABINET MEETING.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended
hv all the members except Secretaries
Endicott and Whitney. The case OF Minister
Kelley was considered, but no decided
action was taken. 1t is understood, how
ever. that the sentiment of the Cabinet was
IN favor of his recall. The threatened out
break among the Cheyenne and Arapo-
hoe Indian tribes in the Indian Territory
was also discussed. Secretary Lamar pre-.
sented letter from Mr.. cory, in charge OF
the mission school at the agency, giving
full statement OF the condition OF aHairs
and the adverse circumstances with whlch
the agent has had to contend and the
origin of the troubles that have arisen:
Remedial measures were also suggested and
thev were carefully considered by the
Cabinet.
A.+;,o Commissioner of Pensions,
McT.an has been for some time engaged
in the work OF reorganizing the boaros Vi
Examining Surgeons throughout the varl,
ous States on the plan adopted by 1eneral
BLACK of removing two from each BOARD III
the various cities and the filling OF vacancies
hv the reappointment OF Democrats. he
sao+s W To comnlete the reorganization OF
The entire State of Pennsylvania before the
ond of the present week, and within the
.axt month to have all the boards in Iowa,
Ind;.na Ohio, and Vermont reorganized
r. 10 the intention of General Black to nave
49, roorcanization of all boards through
ant the country completed by the middle
of August.
On Julv 1st the work of the money order
| a;,;s;on of the Office OF the Sixth Auditor
| of the Treasury will be divided up, ana tne
bureau made to consist OF three divisions,
instead Of one. as at present: The chiefs OF
the two added divisions will be appointeo
| soon. eu p;ohord n
Marr;ck who died this morning, is in an un-
Conscious condition tonight, and her physl'
clans pronounce her ina most critical con, or
d;t;one ditto; She has not been informed OF the
| death of her husband.
% a. F. Langley, Superintendent OF the seed
d;x;sion of the Agricultural Department.,
will be removed on July 1st. His successor
who has not yet been appointed, will prob
ably be from Ohio.
| 10, THE UNTurORED MIND.
Sitting Bull and fifteen braves, in n!,;. wal
costume, who are here With Bunaio 6llf 81
"Wild West" called to-day on tne wal
] and other departments, and finally on Sne