The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-14
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Indian Territory Mntters 90 The
Cleveland Strikers The
Cholera. Etc.

LONDON. July l3.-kev. Mr.. Spurgeon
yesterday preached powerful sermon
on the patricinn iniquity OF London, as
exposed by the Pail Mall Gazette during
the past week. Mr.. Sturgeon took for
his text the lith verse, I'd chapter OF the
pisile OF Paul TO the Romans, which he
quoted In defense Of the Pail Mall Ga
zette In making Its revelations. Paul,
so the preacher said, felt II necessary TO
mention the hideous vices Of the heath
ems, and left on record an exposure OF
| the sin of his day which orlmsoned the
cheek Of the modest when they read IT,
II had to be written to shame the abom-
| nations OF the age almost past shame.
There was judgment for sin In this
world. for both men and nations. As
syria, Babylon, Persia, Rome and Egypt
were empires Of oppression and cruelty
and full Of iniquity. When the sin Of
these people could no longer be toler-
ated then they were wiped oil the face
| Of the earth. Thus of nations, but no
one could tell what bloOd-hedding and
suffering came upon men from their in
| EQUITIES. "Why should London ex-
aimed the preacher, "be more favored
| than Romeo What is there about our
boastful race on this or the other side OF
| the Atlantic that we should command
Gods favor? God will Judge mems
secret sins too vile to be spoken Of and
which cause the nation to shudder IL
dragged MS they ought to be into day.
light. Deeds OF night. of the closed
room, done when the finger is put upon
the lip and the act committed which
must never be mentioned lest the man
himself be regarded as an outcRst, all
horrJd even Of his fellow sinners, all. all
shame be revealed. We have all for our
own comfort, blinded our eyes to, and
averted our gaze from things inconveniS
ent to see. but 1t shall be revealed. We
make difference between the secret
and the public, but God does not. Every
secret sin IL secret only by lying phan-
tasy of the Imagination. IL Is public be-
fore God. 1t is necessary for the church
to warn men OF what will happen II they
continue In their sins and not keep them
In fnlse paradise until they shall be
sent down to hell and damnatiOn. 1t
becomes every preacher to cry aloud
and spare not one.'
WASHINGTON, July H. The following
telegram was received at the Interior
department from Special Agent Arm
strong, relative to opening OF the cattle
trail through Indian Territory and the
threatened Indian trouble at the Chey-
enne and ArapahOe agency: Fort Reno,
July l3.-1he herds stopped in the pub
lie land strip have been notified to move
on. | think trouble will cease, but 1t
would be well TO have n special agent Of
the Interior depai tment to visit the sec
ton. There will be no trouble in the
Indian reservations. but only on public
land north of the Panhandle, where the
occupants have no right to he. Cattle
were stopped on the strip by United
States authority from Kansas. A special
agent should be sent to go with the herds
over the trail to the State line. think
| had better wait here until these Indians
(Cheyennes) are enrolled, and also TO
meet General Sheridan, who will be here
in few days. Everything is quiet, and
the Indians are willing TO enroll and do
whatever is required. | anticipate no
trouble since they realize that the Gov
ernment is in earnest. They returned
nine horses to-day, said to have been
stolen. Those reported out viii be in
tomorrow. think cattle men on pub
lie land vii claim protection under the
animal industry bill"
CLEVELAND, o., July l3.-'lhe strikers
held u meeting in Newburg this after.
noon. William j. Gorsuoh, editor of q
Sooalistic paper in Chicago, was pres
ent ard made speech. lie advocated
theft, arson and murder. saying that the
rich had no right TO no d and keep prop.
erty. lie grew very excited ana delled
the police and State authorities, and
finally the Federal government, saying
he would fight like tiger II any one at
tempted to arrest him. While he was
10 Ill
was quietly making his way forward to
the platform. When Gorsuch stopped
for minute to mop his brow, the police.
man tapped him on the shoulder and he
meekly permitted himself to be taken tC
the police station and locked up. lie ID
30 years old, and was charged with using
lanh uage to incite riot. lie arrived
here this morning from Pittsburg. The
strikers remained Indoors to-day. The
plate mill will be sta led again in th,
, morning, and all serious trouble II
priest has explained the situation to hi
Practitioners, and many of them ar,
anxious to return to work. Bohemiani
are still firm, and are expected to objec
when all the mills again resume.
. DFNvTW, July 13.-The Tribune-Re
publican's Durango special says; Yes
| ltIuul DuukhhiH tHuIllts son OF inle
lgnacio, shot aud killed Kassmer.
: prominent Indian Of the same tribe
, Each of the Indians were living on
farm upon which the Government hat
a built houses and barns, and were DOM
/ considerable farming. The troubl
: grew out of trivial matter of trespass
, AS soon as Kassimer's friends heard o
: the tragedy, they burned Charlie
I house, barns and stock and killed hi
horses. Charlie fed. The settlers wer,
wild with excitement, but no fur he
trouble Is apprehended.
r CHICAGO, July Ex-senator j. X
! Jones, of the subcommittee appolnte,
T, to investigate the Indian troubles II
Dakota, arrived from Arkansas, en- rout
to the scene OF the committees labors
o Speaking Of the trouble between oattl
men of the Indian Territory and tb
[ Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes, Nj
: Jones thought great amount of goo
c would result from the enforcement OF tn
d law prohibiting the carrying OF revol
Q ytrs by COW boys and Indians. Their
: was no necessity, he thought, for ever
A oattleman and Indian In the country I
s constitute himself walking arsenal.
Madrid, July H.-There were III
new cases Of cholera reported in spai
yesterday, and 4G7 deaths. Cholera hi
broken out in four places In the PROVING
s. of SueZ. Forty-twO new cases were r,
ported yesterday In that province, an
Is deaths. Official reports show a tot
of 10000 cases in Spain since the inceI
lon .fN ha nm On. nat In