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PIRRsR. pAK., April PA large and
enthusiastic mesting Of the settlers on the
Winnebago and Grow Creek reservations
was held last night. An organization was
perfected with power to organize associa.
lions throughout the reservation and
raise iunds TO bring the matter into the
courts and test the validity Of the Presi-
dents proclamation closing the reserya.
tion. 4 great number Of the settlers are
determined toresist to the veryla last. The
sympathy OF the people Is for the settlers,
and aid is rendered them to stand out for
their homes. Hundreds Of them see ruin
staring them In the face, and they still
have hopes that they will not be driven
from their homes, and that the Govern
ment will yet make provision whereby
the rights Of tho Indians as well as the
settlers will be protected.
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RIVER NEWS.


stage of the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.
The John F. Walton and Baltic passed
down with coal and the Hornet went up
with empties.
Business was liyeiier on the ievee yes.
terday than It has been for many a day.
AT one time there were eight steamers at
the landing.
The Ka.ie stoclsaale na.sed down ard
the Emma Graham nm vestenlay. Roth
continna ,, IN do snIendid hnsinsss In the
pittshnSoh I Csincinpati trade - - -
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THANKS to the enterprise OF Col. +.
Ries.er and Mr. F. W. Baumer. Wheeling
istO have a night OF Theodore Thomas.
This brings to US the finest orchestra in
tue country and Eve soloists Of repute.
Among them Madame Fursch.sfadi, the
famous soprano. AIessrs. Riester and
Baamer have assumed a responsibility
which places our lovers Of good music
under obligation to them.
The prices are to be reasonable for such
an entertainment. The INrRIlIdEScRR ex-
pcts 10 see the house packed. Wheeling
isimproyiug in her musical taste, and now
she is to have an opportunity for further
cultivation nnder great master. Acity Of
this size ought to be so responsive to what
isbesti In musical art that the best viii be
glad to come without special Inducements.
Let us hope that this may soon be the
eAsa.
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NoRrHwEsr WAR.
Massacre of the Garrison Rumorod-Indiar
II. 0atrap.s Raportad

hnssacro OF the Garrison nRumored-Indinn
0utrages Reported.
CIARK's CRosslNe, N. w. T., April el.-
"A dispatch Just reviewed from Rattleford
says that a messenger has Just returned
from Fort Pitt and reports that the fort has
fallen into the hands of Cree Indians, who
have been beseighedit ever sincethe Frog
Lake massacre. Two policemen are known
to have been killed, and tits feared the
whole garrison has been massacred. An
Indian told the messenger that the Crees
had gone down the river, but this Is not
credited.
The commander at Fort Pitt was Police
Inspector Francis Jeffrey Dickens, the
third son OF Charles Dickens, the novelist.
W1sNirEo, April 2i.-other advices
from Clark's Crossing say that General
Middleton's plan Of campaign Is to send
40 scouts under Captain French, the Ninth
Field Battery and 10 Royals down the
river on the west side, while the remain.
der OF 1.-THE force under General Middleton
will march down the river on the east
side. ills expected an attack on Batouche
will be made on Thursday,
a Swift Current dispatch says that Col.
otters command has crossed theriyer and
left on q march for Battletord. There are
one hundred and ninety teams, rahons for
twenty-five days and forage for twenty
days. The steamer Northcote left for
Glark's Crossing this morning taking sip.
plies for Middleton and portion Of the
Midland battalion. Captain Howard goes
to Clarks Crossing by the Northeote,
taking Gen. Middleton one gattling gun.
CALGARY, April 2l.--Iniormation has
been received here that on Saturday, April
1lth, about forty young Ctees raided the
Hudson Bay Companv's store at Battle
river and pllndered It Of q lot stores and
provisions. The Indians afterward re-
pented their action and restored all goods
that had not been consumed. Smiths
battalion isin camp here. Two oouriers
from Edmonton bring word that oil
soldiers asenna there have been brought
To town by command Of Captain Cries.
bach. The town has not been attacked
but the outlying settlements have been
raided.
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ANoSG the eminent Democrats suggest
eliot the nomination for Governor OF New
York Is William Purcell, editor Of the
Rochester Democrat. There Is something
striking about this. The Rochester Demo
cras made much Of the Cleveland .Halpin
scandal and did its best to defeat Cleve.
land at Chicago. After the nomination
Nj. Purcell was SO disgusted that he with
drew from the electoral ticket, took a
leave Of absence from his paper so as to
allow the Demoera. to support the ticket,
and went to Europe. II Cleyeiand'a
friends will forgive all that it will begin to
look as though nobody but John Kelly
stands in the way OF harmony.
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charr,d Witll Arson.

ouNDEalASp, Nd, April 2l.-Wm, r.
Hartman, one Of the leading business men
Of Lonaconing, Md, Is under arrest on .
charge of arson, after having been duly
presented by the Grand Jury. He q
charged with having set FIRE TO his store on
March %, which resulted In the burning
Of six buildings and . loss OF $40 1000. Hart
mans loss estimated OF 900, The In,
Bnranee was s., 900, N-'ft SFf4Af
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Tl,o Coaro state,

BRussELs, April 2l.-King Leopold sent
to-day q lettertothe Belgian Chamber Of
Deputies asking for authority to assume
the title Of sovereign Of the Congo State.
In this letter King Leopold assures the
chamber that Belgium will not be asked to
support any. financial or military charges
on account Of the Congo State, because OF
his relatiops with IT. The letter was re.
ieFred to d committee, -s
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an,.lnn papsr., 0pInlena.

LoxpoS, April 9l.-The Journal DeSs.
Petrsbolry insists that the accounts Of the
battle on the Kushk river made by Gen.
Komaroff and Sir Peter Lumsden agree,
Notwithstanding the English opinions to
the contrary. II says detailed sta ement
OF the affair from Gen. Komarof cannot
be had for several weeks.
The St. Petersburg Gs,etts says the occu-
patton Of Penjdeh was good answer 70
the impudent seizure by England Of the
Island of Port Hamilton.
The Nora Kremya says that exchange has
again fallen and that the war cloud Is ad-
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cENrnAL AMERICAN wAl,.
Alleged Dynamltsr Aerested-A Flight In

Alleged Dyuamltsr Arrssted--A Fight I'm.
PANAMA, April q, via GALyEsroN.-The
arrival Of the steamer Acapulco places a
very strong force Of American marines
and sailors on the Isthmus. Itwas ex-
pected that the landing Of this force would
cause much irritation, and this was true,
more feeling on the subject, however,
being displayed by the French than by
the Uolombians. The latter understood
the cause OF the proceedings better than
the former. Allopposition has now ended.
The American force is now distributedias
follows Two battalions, consisting Of 214
marines aud 40 sailors, with a battery
OF Hotchkiss aud Calling guns, and
q Dahigren iiowitzer, under COM
maud OF Captain Higbee, ara stationed
at Aspinwall. Captain Collum's company
is atthe Protestant chapel and the hospit7
els. Lieutenant Harrington aud company
are at Light House point and t'thei Gem
eral Superintendent's residence and of
fees. Lieutenant Allibone is at the Roys
al Mail wharf, aud Captains Reid and
Muse are at the Pacific Mail wharf. Cap.
tain Reid's company furnishes guard TO
the trains on the Panama railroad, max
ing ak trips daily with armored cars with
Calling and Hotchkiss guns. The men
are now comfortable at the barracks at
thetbridge where Lieutenant Elliott has
a marine guard Of fifty men. On Sunday
night the guard there discovered man
applying dynamite to the house Of q canal
officer. At Matachin Capt. Huntington
with $50 men and a battery Of three guns
has suppressed the troubles and yielded
good service TO tho interest Of the place.
The Peace Commission from Panama
reached Buena Ventura on Friday. The
Commission was Ignored and the canal
launch conveying the members Of the
Commission was captured. Thewar ship,
Boyaca, is towing an English hulk aud q
canal launch is towing the Italian bark,
Geneva, with 1000 men on board, who
will attack Aispura at Panama. The
revolutionary leader ayers be will resist
this force and states that their presence is
an invasion OF our sovereign stata by an
other, and Is not national effort TO en-
force authority. Troops are reported to
be embafkipx at Buena Ventura for this
place. Serious trouble is expected, and 1t
Is ki believed can only bo ayertsd By foreign
Intervention. The canal work is hindered,
business Is being destroyed and the iphsb-
itants are In q constant state Of alarm.
Many families are leaving the city. .jlH
WAsHISaroS, o.. O., April 2l,-Rear
Admiral Jouett telegraphs the Secretary
ofthe Navy that the Colombian General
villa, informs him that he will come 70
the isthmps in few days and re-establish
constitutional authority there.
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Loxpos, April sl.-1t is rumored atst
Petersburg that Agaub Khan, formerly
Ameer Of Aighanistan, who was arrested
at Teheran, was taken into custodyby
order Of Russia, and that he will be kept
at the disposalo OF the Russian Government.
One Of the uses to which, it is said, he will
be put ifit becomes necessary. will be To
produce schism among the Afghan troops,
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BASE paii Yesterday.

At Baltimore Raltimores, I; Brooklyn,
4. Errors, Balumores, 2; Brooklyn, I.
Bases, Baltimores, Is; Brooklyn, Il.
Struck cut by Burns 8; Porter 4.
4tLopisyille Iouisvilles, 9; Pittsburgh,
4. Errors, louisville, l; Pittsburgh, o.
Struck ont by Hecker 8; Morris, 8. Bases,
Louisvilles, i0l Pittsburgh, la.
At Toledo Clevelands, IL /; Toledos, 0.
Ero's, Cleyelands, 4; Toledo, i. Bases,
Cleveland, III; Toledo, 10,
Al Cjncinnati-St. Louis, l; Cincinnati,
Q. Errors, g., Louis, |; Cincinnati, l.
Bases, 81. Louis, o. Cincinnati, 10, Struck
out by Foulz, 2.
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Rnrest Hirea.

WATERFORD, N. j.. April 9l.-Porest
fires are raging in Camden, Atlantic and
Gloucester counties, and the inhabitants
are out lighting the flames. Hundreds Of
acres have already bean burned over, de:
stroying valuable young timber and cedar
forests. Several cranberry marshes haRe
been burned over and considerable guam
titles Of coke aud cord wood have been
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"AyELosE.o

A South American Remedy Believed to b.
Responsibie for Grants Improvement.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-An interesting
story is told here by an old friend Of Gen.
eral Grant in regard to the late treatment
Of his case, dating about the time Of his re.
cent improvement. Over o month ago
Capt. J. H. Dibble, well known among
Western steamboatmen as in command ol
boats in General Grants expeditions on
the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers,
attempted, through his acquaintance In
the family, to induce them TO use Bra
lillian vegetable cure for cancerous atfec-
tions, which he had recently usedin his
own case with success. The knowledge
Of the plant. came to the State Department
last October from U. s. Consul Henry
Atherton, at Pernambuco.
In January, further information was re-
ceiyed, aud soon after the State Depart
ment ordered Mr.. Atherton to send some
Of the preparation here. In the mean
time Captain Dibble, having read the Oc-
tober report, sent to Brazil on his own ac-
count and procured several bottles, and
with one in very. short time, had appar-
emily effected cure on bis own face. He
became very anxious to have the medicine
tried for General Grant, but the physi-
clans would not allowit. The little stock
the Captain had became exhausted.
Colonel Casey, General Grants brother
in-law, then became interested in the mat
ter. Captain Dibble represented the need
of . supply to Assistant Secretary Porter,
who Is q warm friend Of General Grant,
and the State Department sent q cable
dispatch to Consul Atlierton, directing
him il he had not already sent a supply lof
the cure to Immediately dispatch Il, char
tering . vessel for the purpose il necessary
in order 10 gain time. He replied that
q supply he had sent would be
in New York on the 10th OF April.
In the meantime a ANAL quantity came
from another source to the department,
and q relative Of General Grants took 1t
on to New York, and reported to friends
here that its use by General Grant began
week ago last Saturday. The name OF
the plant II alvelose. The milky sub.
stance which exudes from It when cut or
broken Is the portion used. The official
reports To the State Department represent
It asvery potent in ulcerous affections,
and In some forms OF cancer.
There is great interest felt here among
General Grants friends 10 know to what
extent he has used this remedy.
viii Celebrate General GRANTS Birthday,
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2l.-.General
Grants sixty.thiFd birthday, which occurs
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A Knns.s .,yo,aa.

STERLING, Ks, April el.-During the
heavy rainstorm at 9 o'clock this morning
q cyclone struck Sterling, coming from
Me Southwest, demolishing portion Of
ule Kansas Sugar Company's works and
aatoodng, or partially wreckiug o number
olnouses: Another report says the cyclone
passed East Of tue town, but as far as
kaown no one was hart,
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Stausesytl,e No,s..

AA'rA& hPdteA % ~ IatdliSsHeF.
SEEuBESyrLLE, O., April 81. This alter
noon twenty-five sporting men left on the
steamer Bachelor for New Cumberland.
W. Va, where the bull dog Tommy. ot
Mls city, was to fehta an East Liverpool
a1og ior stakes Of 500 a side. Before the
nSat commenced East Liverpool squealed
ana the stakeholder handed the money
to Steabenyille.i
This evening fire totally destroyed
me Ias barn Of Thomas Shannon, Of Rush
sSsa Has' 'Sss county. Loss $3.50; no insar-
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when ,ne Tim 3 Com o..

LONDON, April 2l,-EGrl Granville in
answer to questions concerning the prob
able disposition Of troops, stated that In.
dian troops would be used to hold the
sepaan and British treops there would be
called on In case OF q military emergency
for seryicein India or elsewhere.
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LONDON, April el.-The Vienna lPolitisch
Correspondent states that the real points Of
Of the difficulty between England and
Russia are the bridges at Pul-I-Khis and
Ak.Tara, which command Herat, and
which Russia insists upon retaining.
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rnr weekly report OF President oleve-
huds attendance at church is becoming
mouotonOus. Let US have some intelli-
reass about his presence at the week day
Drayer meetings.
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IScharring the Grand Jury at Chicago
the other day. the judge called especial
attention to the violation Of the election
laws. lie uttered these memorable words:
"rhis community can better afford to have
lis banks robbed than Its ballots"
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Tur Administration may be in earnest
about Civil Service reform, but Repabli-
cans are getting out as fast as they can
find something else to do. When the
guiIlOtine gets in working order they will
"a, t,,4ar
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LuMNsDEN,s REPLY
To General Komaron's Charges Other
Side of tho Story

To General Komaroff's charges-rhe Other
Side of tho Story.
LONDON, April 2l.-slr Peter Lumns.
den'p dispatch in reply to the Govern
ment's inquiry IS to the correctness Of
General KomaroF's report Of the encoun-
ter between the Russians and Aighans on
tie Kushk river, is dated Tirput April II,
and Is addressed to Earl Granville, The
dispatch reads; "General Komaroif's
account Of the attack on Penideh 10
oonaidsred incorrect. General Komarot'
says: 'on the e5th. day OF March
one detachment approached Tash Kepri
on our bank Of the kushk river. Tash
Kepri is Kurd for Put-I-Khisti. General
komafoffts claim To either bank OF the
Kushk is untsaable. The left bank has
always been held by Aighaps and was
never subject to Russian occupation. On
the goth Of February the Russians
located on Tho outpost Of twenty
dye Turcomans at Kizil Tepe mound,
one mile north OF Put-I.K hisi
and about o mile from the nearest point
on the Kushk river, and the kushk's
iunntIop With the Mprghab river. This
had always remained the extreme limit OF
the Russian advance within their line Of
yidettes. The Russian cavalry detachment,
alluded to, did advance against PutI-
Khisti March 25, but they retired before
reaching there, when warned by the.
Afghan commander, Is they had been on
February 90.
near the bridge he found an entrench-
ment occppiedlby the Afgh4ns. Irepiy
that this posi- ton was occupied by Aighans
previous 10 General Komarofts advance
and to the agreement Of March Ith.
THIRntY-Gener Komarod says: 'In
order TO avoid conflict / placed my troops
five versts from the Afghan position" In
reply To this i can only refer 70 the
m8ini body as Russian troops were in Kigil
fepe, . mile from tho Afghan position
and the Russian yidettes considerably in
advance Of that point.
FoURTHLY-ieneral Komorof says:
awhen the Afghans were convinced We
had no intention Of attacking them, they
began 10 pome daily nearerto our camp.
ST reply that lar from the Aighans being
conyinced Of General KomaroH's In
nocent intentions the continued irritating
daily attempts 10 provoke hostility con-
WINGED the Aighans that the Russians de
Itermined 70 Psoyqke . cqnaict This In
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ISTHMUS TROUBLES.
FATE on PACIFIC MAIL orEieERs.
Captain Dow. Report to! tho state Depart.
msat-Ths Conflict a. coloa-An out.
rage on the United states Government. at
Late News from Central America.

WASHINGTON. Dc, April p. Score
tary Whitney has received an account Of
the recent troubles Of the Isthmus Of Pam
ANA up to the time Of the first engage
ment between Preston and the Govern
ment troops Just preceding the burningo Of
Colon, written by Capt. Dow, agent Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. 1t
differs in no material point from the ac-
counts by mail from there; and Com
mander Kane's report, which has been
already published, except that it goes
more in detail as to his (Dow's) and Mr..
Connor's arrest and treatment by the In
surgents.
It appears that they were arrested aud
locked up In the calaboose together with
Consul Wright and one or two others on
the afternoon Of March 81, but were re.
leased upon o promise from the Consul
that the arms and ammunition in the
steamer Colon should be delivered to
Preston. Wright went on board the Colon
and subsequently TO the Galena, but as
soon as the latter vessel made prepara-
tions to take possession Of Colon, Dow
and Connor were rearrested, Preston
ordering his men to shoe. them Il o shot
was fired from the Galena. They were
guarded in the calaboose until 2 o'clock
on the morning Of March 81, when they
were marched under guard several miles
into the country. They managed to-
escape in different directions in,the con.
fusion following the attack on Preston by
the government troops. They did not
reach tho Galena till or s o'clock in the
Captain Dow concludes thus: .T have
been thus particular in my account of'this
uniustifable and entirely irresponsible
outrage committed on Mr.. Connor and my
sell in order that we may put ourselves
on record as demanding, through the
United States Government, satisfaction
from the United States Of Colombia for
the treatment we received"
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TnE Muywumps have been "recog-
nizei" with the precious pap Of office.
Now It is being asked whether the Ct
John folks are to be passed by. Was
tlleiEs leas effective service2
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THAT is aquser fight that is going on for
the New York Collectorship. Manning
has a man and Bayard has . man. The
CoIlec,Orship is under the Treasury De-
pattment. Is Bayard Secretary Of the
TreasuryP
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psrs.pEST CLEVELAND, not desiring to
,ttr,ct attention, is obliged to forego the
x,ks abroad which have been his Gus
tom, He might disguise himself in No.
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r,ow Is tbis-Phyate Secretary Lamont
b.. "a slight bilious attaci"2 Tken the
sJniuistration stops pending his recovery.
Soare, no steam, no go.
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NInrtin,a FarrY,

Dr. Preston, Of Barnesyille, was in town
yesterday.
MI. Tom o'Neal left yesterday for ooun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa.
Mr.. jim Hucle, who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks, is able to
W. 81. Fry, express agent for tie Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh railroad. and Mr.. Ag-
new, detective for the same road, were In
town yesterday. 4
Some very choice flower plants we're
taken from Mr.. ]. Tyler's garden, in the
orchard, one evening last week. He has
good evidence as to who did II. 80, Z
The Belmont Stove Foundry was not
sold on the 14th, but will be sold at pri.
yate sale. Bids will be received until to-
day week, when the bids will be opened
and the sale made.
The entertainment given by the Crystal
Cornet Band at the Excelsior rink, was
well attended. Mr.. Albert Harris and
Steven Haughten played their parts very
well and received well merited applause.
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Tuv British lion Is wearing calf skin.
II. 4 roaring ION to Herat!" 80 bois-
,a,or.ly ~ as he was few days ago.
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A Young woman in southern Illinois
has Just died from having her earspiercea.
Out this ont young man, and show II TO
the girl who expecta you TO give her .
pair Of diamond earrings,
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G,SrsaL G0Axr walked a short distance
v.,terday on the sidewalk. Such signs
!e favorable, and the country rejoices to
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TT, State election Of New York is dis.
.,,6iug the politicians. Sufficient unto
II. day is the evil thereof. Ia,
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#, R1XpALL's health Is improving.
MI. i' !. had news for the Kentucky crowd.
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r,stx.IlyG Consressmen still inger in
.,,s s' c;,y Of Washington. They linger in
t0s ''''
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1,xrOS declines the Russian mission.
~ nI~ Goes not choose to freeze to death.
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NV !. The time to cuss the umpire.
T6sbsse ball season is on.
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Book BEEs aud Lunch Thursday after
noon and evening, at Frank Walters Two.
Mile House. l