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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
OPPOSED 10 COERCION.
secretary whitney Dsd.r. o~s.T-Issi~.s
rsrttssa G"rru-n tt.sr~d ost 81 the
Mar i.Isn.i Nav, tatsa.

W.-HINoT"S. u. G.. April as ccfc-
iafy Whitney has written tie following ct
ter Z" tnlnmn.inr- John II. Russell, tou,-
relative Ia 10. coercion 80 the so.r 90 thai,
yard hy tho for. men AZ rhr past election.
'SiBr assuming the duii~- 81 this uricr my
attention has been called Ia IA. conduct a.!
the Mare Island Navy Yards In .lrctious IL,
past y-srs. particularly ia 49, Aft~r
reading the testimony la the con;-ste,i clsc.
ton ease Of BDc. ". Dudley. taken ,n the
fsl. 81 lSN3. there il po dnub,
in nav mind that the vote 81
The yard vS partially oorfcsi
and controlled b, the forrtn-n. either ~l;i.
OF without orlcr.. The men we're Obliged
To take 'h~iF ballots IN a ~fr!,i~si form ffuii
a tabl. presided over ~ one az nsote of the
iorcu,-n. hold III. bslIo, In sish; while
waking - the polls "a. hundred f~e; dis
;aBt b-i~--s. men s~tat.onc: for ~. ~lurfo..
ri preventing any chang. 20 ballots nn t,slr
part and ills bAIlo, ,i~IssS.t~d ~,is.yu, ti.
voter having had the opportunity a. .-~ or
know IL contents 90 la ~.NsTcisc ans sho.e~.
! md that the SAN. f"T~ns~n ~iio csn.
ds-i.d the proceedings Ar .fili al TIA. ysfi
ia the VARIOUS departments. t.r,s' com.
T. Amt j. mad. to me 20 similar FRO
cc"d.nss in oilisr Yards bat have rad .G.i-
Gent o' ;hi. .aDu ;s-;iussmy To ssilsfy n.s
that the msH Who wsf" engaged ia ih.; yF.-
re~diBS A. sorruen. directing ami cou;rui.
lag u -lsould - cirzTed out of the yard in
'he intr~Si 81 d.cent soyernu. ~. ssd !.
gHy SIMILAR prDrs.Tiias 81 anything lac 4
or ANY attensyt .. ca~tc- tbs vote 81 tie
employee 80 the yard by f~ot-fu~n -, .s.-
,t~iioE ofIc~ts .is0lIf take r.aes
hereafter. whether Ia q. ~lnfrf--.
IL ;he dominant; AM ~ o;'Asr~~.
| vii apiay a similar r~uiedy At-
toiItm>iis jH the place of ih- p-r~sns d.
-harg-i ~iii - male ;etafsT1r sn-d u..s,
trial until .rsirni nssn shall have J--n oi.
"a n~L IT, thi. e1gB%ct us ! ..sif~ 81 .Ay
;.ai ito bnTrEg officers hsf- coEipIzia
gFra:'y 20 ;h~ delays aasi tn extraordinary
rxt-n-~ r. "a fssi 90 - wufs ., ilc Mare
Island Nay lari. <sS yugf special a.
i~nf',n o. ib~se s~szI;s-s Ia .ls ior- us.:
Jou -lico-s3-fst< with us- n ;hr sr,g- =,
srins tie saTd - CRATE s1l~~p1 sfsI
Eliminate ihs-- Objectionable fsa.aEs. .fuss
Al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary OF tho Daily News
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

ANTHONY W. Kelly, Of Virginia. re-
Gently nominated and commissioned
United States Minister 20 Italy, will de-
cline the position, not wishing 10 embar-
rass the administration by reason OF the
objections that might be offered by the
Italian Government against him..
Mr.. TAFT, tho American Minister 70 Rus
STA, who had been i'll for some time, was
reported convalrscent.
HoS. A. VI. VIVIAN, Treasurer Of the
United States, has rendered his resisna-
ton, to take effect May 1.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE PORTER
was recently challenged TO fight a duel by
ex-Reprcsentative whitthorne, OF Ternes-
see. The note OF challenge was returned
without answer.
LIEUTENANT CHARLES II. JUDD. who was
ut A~spinwall when that place was burned
some days < and who was condemned by
a medical survey and sent TO New York by
Commander Kane, has been placed in an
insane asylum.
ORLANDO W. Powers, OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, has been appointed Associate JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court OF Utah.
ANOTHER account Of the death Of Barrios
says that he was killed by a sharpshooter
from q tree.
1T was rumored hat Mr.. Kelley, who de-
clined the Italian mission for certain
reasons, would be appointed 10 the Rus
sian mission.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

AT a meeting of rich and influential
land owners in London recently. which
was attended by the Duke of Argyle,
the Earl of Carnarvon and the MARQUIS
of Ripon, it Was resolved To take steps
for the immediate formation of a large
corporation. to bc called the National
Land Company" for the purpose of
securing a gradual breaking up of the
''large parcel system of land owner
ship. now iniuriouSly prevalent in Great
Britain. The present plan of the new
organization is to buy up land a,
wholesale and sell it ont in lots not to
exceed forty acres under conditions
likely To cause further subdivision and
prevent the aggregation of titles. The
company will in all likelihood buy for
cash. and sell on deferred payments
covering at least ten years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
Popular Faliac,.

iHaf cd hEtsr has done a a.~fsl
s~* n pointing ga, ihe g.! 49, of;a-
-H~Prsa h~i e thai .sv sra.a-d
ans iss xails If . dw II .s..a,s~ 4.
! F"strsssr Il a~mp al. AMI srnsra
hah~ai-uHs*. Ia. ven os.p<o... %,
aas sn.asly he czse 1. asg oa- All
e.'c'sI. .sar5iSe an - val
ATE sh1seF 81 rain hs WI! ~ .,
'na' ~h'ie ihr cs~~r-iAppin. lave. hsys
e.1i the ssi~r from paint 20 ~ "a.
shti y Has rsachesi th.- ~-rsun.i .h,
.Aa e-as=ia !. p~ersssiy ar, and an.ty
"fs thsH has. t!s thir..T s.st,
Sa'en bore. their ~.y lnso ever. erx4-
BIC Cd the s;rerur- xhseaa ~ili sxsr,i
Era BOIL act lac smoker. IN az
"s' aaF particles ss rnols.uru ss- rrsr
v n~"sHrishrnrn. Thc isv. IN fars.
Ae g~T-a,-coa'. kserzn. the aoss-u
.son- w-s. ard ~srns into rsa aayr.ln.
me ns.src virtue s aas. IA ~rns 20
asa1>s structure - evergreen
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
HUMOROUS

a NV ilswp Pc p woman Claims.
tina shs h4s NOT broken p, rltf- "r c4t
for thrty YEAR. Ilrs hu.baul must o.
remarkably well b,ha,ci .ysagts
f,o. FSsft
\ Mainr ftrtnrr -at. tast u INV
can ic cur"i q X ekiul "a ra5sHIug
b"li pt h"r !rs wri, 40 iH- s-f just
% aud a h" can D. clr,i ~ siu-tng
b, e., ch NJ hold Il hrr stos eAll. "a
The act 'assE3r Ir.tsHf
-"Wh.s dss1nguieh~,i people al fon
-rr when tou were abgs,ti' wss .E~.i
ot Mr. IoNhs. IN her rsfofu frofn
Chin. '-bh. 10 e uf th"rs httf 'hr ore
that took IN, fancy wns Nan Lang. Zoe
heir o"I-umptisc tn the tarrne h.
shf7gc.
4 liil" a,y Ia S1Faiora IN l5n.
aco came ri-rin. ia if"tn "ufd,-.r. ,rt-
ing ls-csu" hc had i-rsu s'ursh t "a i--r
Mamma. h. sobteL Id is-t az
lirvcs the l--ea'd walk -. nee lat !
don ike ~ have I'm 1t dovn. ~.
-. PtcapaH~.
-who.n k"rps'h an az ars. br = IA
the bee tst'c. on ., o. surpt .~
~n"n he j. betrayed himself I.Hser+
G'E"H,. Who" kreI-;h au ~, art. fs
lie l. not a b li~vrr. hs. oul, tn he sfnn.
by a %. Ia h~c"me a b. l.aYsT az onso
citg brT1ci.
II ir,.st the current ut nav 4 s,nu-.~
lat sunday ~as rot so~H.cisntl3 fur.
iuIi ,hIr Q" lnf-~l.s4is "n-sli sou. -
e. .ss remarked a youny ihsrp ,sergs.
man - a i.dy m"mi-.r 80 hss r,nsrrsa
'oa. the Other evening .Gh. no r.
sss aust" shallow ~no1.h iar sofnf.rt
abe ~.d.ng. thank you D..esst
Fire. Press.
There is stoTy -. thrrc Yankee
shroa! sho compared nots. Dne sasl
i "a. ias"n f"s the Emp~r"rr 80 Ka.
ia 4uoth the ."coad Ami I am
continual, asked IL ! am 40 LIN IA
T"lc"n- tr.p,k~ The ia ri -tknb-at
tha, Yesterday ! ws. go5n al"ag -.
champ iJy 90 IA a f. 'a~ ~.laptssi
inr on the bask and hollsr~d satan. 4.
Ina: you - D. TnbHas
a gen: ensn 81 nj. cf, Ia. ,
small BIOS ~bp initiate t...sy- "
y" hen 4 gen'!~sua1 csllsd rre.nsis Ga.
.s,i Ia him I~-pl'al, 4 = =
sal suo;h~r eissr io oasr vsst Iaa,E
ing With r"gr"t NJ tie oa" b. "a. sfDs.k.
ing Now va a." email ~, .oplortu-
ht,' i know where they ar~. %.
'nht drsgg * open a dra~ss anil
5ffSE1hg ont . box If a eL1.c- Draasi
D.iryS rrss Fr,s..
DR.! 20 81 rs~rrhant->o sr. va
think t"s ebaailsaEn 20 l~,su.. = ssi..-
'nan< I-. sir Wei. sag,.-~
GA w-r- ~siiin- Ia that man an.t b..
20 ot-r ~ thu lzcs. cogu, NJ.
v',sbt y"u IL br-tz Il .h..usd h.Ll
Tbs bet pee &c Iace "a TIE .t.-
AMI IA To- man e b. dsin, tlsnE !:
.S~cp'ning Ia b. ian<h,ers .,.le .,
We'll. wha, thea Ca.
h.'a'Ss In~ ~Dmaa SDuii tale "a.
n BE rs.s o.s "Ts~ny man. d.n,
~~hi y"ii 20 a el~r. i~an. vsu tx
a pss;nr- -f.@.sgs ssrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
BARRICS ACA'N.
Another Account ssy. that Us ~ss Knisd
nv - >hsrp.hoot~r.

nv - >hsrpsho"f~r-
SAN FEANCIsCo, CAr.. April 23.-Ihr
EnfIctin publi.li-, the following particulars
of the death Of Tire late President EarfiD-
II Guatemala. obtained from L. Is. Psnnc;i
the Guatemala Consul In this city. who rr
turned her. this morning on the steamer
Greneda from that country. The eDgAg.-
ment in which BArri"s ~.s killed WAS bs~
tween a battalion OF O~uatrmalian troop
and a much larger tSds % Saivadpi;ans.
~ nine .. IA. BAfrfo> gave N.
order for attack. bu, at t~-Iv-
o'clock no advance movement had
been made, a. ~. t'ony- were undrr
the command Of al unpopular Colonel.
BArrios wa- ia 4 tent VIII two OF his OF
rrrs when the i~nfo-ua'ioI wa- brought -
him. TN the refusal "f 18th a.: the~- on
cers 10 assume command ne left the tent
column, when ne w<~ $40 b. = -gaTp.h.ypi.r
from a tree. The bullet entered hi- rSh;
shoulder. p.,S>-i ihrnush lss hear; AMI ca,
through h> left side. t-4nph!. the bat
il- had cuInnF nr,d. snr Ia a silof: :isn.
both >!iss witIidf-~ frGg -. n.ld. IN,
not until a determined sI,i SuccI ss'ui - -
had l-~n mane 'o recover the body az Ia
~ef. among tae IsaS>-u.r- o. the s.-zIn-r
t'r-ne,ia. iI'r ION. Ant mo BsTros. ~
dycd yesterday from the tssi
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

JAMES ID. FISH. the ex-Pre>ident of
the Marine Bank. in a recent cro>s-ex-
animation throws some light on the
way in which the funds of the bank
were Illegally used. Tie said he knew
that he had no right to loan more than
ten per cent. Of the banks money to
any firm. He made these loans TO iicti-
tious persons for the purpose of evad-
ing the law. The witness considered
the standing of the firm of Grant 4
Ward very high. He understood that
they could pay thirty-six per cent. upon
Government contracts. He drew half
. million of profits from Grant & Ward
in two years. A greater portion of it
was paid back. He put in more than
he took ont. Witness believed that
Grant & Ward had the assignment Of
contracts to supply the. Government
with grain, hay. beef and other articles.
Ward completely imposed upon him
and struck the bank for about S.O0.oQO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
AnnyrvO~AL. DuSPArCucs.

EIGHTEEN buildings were DESTROYED by
a fire which visited Randolph. n. V, re-
Gently.
GENERAL GRANT. on the 10Th. was re.
ported better han he had been for weeks.
IT was reported i'm London. on the 10Th.
that Russi: would withdraw her ambas-
sador il England was not prepared to ac-
cept the line o. delimitation of the Afghan
istan frontier rs laid down by Russia.
TYPHOID fever was reported playing
terrible havoc in the village of Plymouth,
Pa. The epidemic was thought to arise
from the filthy condition of the place.
GENERAL MIDDLETON los: twelve killed
and forty-seven wounded. in his attack on
the half-breeds entrenched in a ravine
near Clark's Crossing. The half-bresds'
a report had it that they lost twenty-five
killed.
PRESIDENT COSTELLO. OF the Coal
Miners Association at Pittsburgh. Pa. has
issued a card to the striking railroad
miners, declaring the strike to bs Mt an
end and advising the men to return 70
work at the price offered by the operators.
THE disaster by the late fire at Nicks-
burg. Miss. proved Ia be quite appalling.
Thirty-seven dead bodies had been receov-
cred from the ruins IN 10 the 18th. and
even then il was feared tina; others were
Yet in the debris.
SECRETARY BAYAED's correspondence
with the Colombian Government. with
reference 70 the blockade OF certain Col.
ombian ports has been published. II laws
down the rule that II the Colombian Gov
eminent is unable 10 enforce she blockade
Of insurgent port, by n skow of armed
force q. leas: the blockade mus; be con-
si!ercd ineffective and nugatory.
ELEVEN men were buried in a snow slide
on the Goth a, the IIomcstake Mine, on the
Eagle River. Col. Two lead bodies were
recovered, bu. il would take Nome time for
the rescuing party to get at the others.
RECENT dispatch from Sonora stated
that a battle had occurred recently bet~een
the Jaqui Indians and Nexicans, in which
the latter were defeated with the loss Of
ninety killed and wounded
THE clearinghouse returns for week
ended April -. showed an average decrease
Of S.S compared with the corresponding
period OF las, year. The decrease in New
York vas $50
A REPORT was current in Odessa that the
Amer had already coded Penjieh and vas
negotiating with Russia for toe cession OF
Herat also, in return for several million
roub,es.
THE French Consul a: Panama has issued
a violent protest against the action of the
American marines in arres;ing Ai.pura-
T~'-HSrv-vIvE miners who had been i'm.
prisoned at Sterling colleries. Pa, recently
dug their way out aud escaped
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

wiBB. AZ Right As~~a.5oaa john Ss.a.
,r.Alsi. President. II. 2. ibefs~y. S~er.sv
~. r.ceiY-d fruua IfeTe. izke.z ~:
nkh'. !; r-i,s- The hi.taEy 80 30 sffhar
-Keruiys "ssi-r g~un ric f-.svz;lsss. at!
tar on4sr r-scfAgiax !; - Ir-stsnf r~s-
and snsi ss~As - sf8ssi af -. ls;t.r.
j; rall> sFus -tts~Ts Ia bB4 ss~~t-
in-. so Arri - ~ 'znzia< F.sr.
Iisfo.d Gi,A~iI fSaHs a'.ss. u shms1sr
CasIBs-.a ~fc. g. srx>asG~ ,x -. agT-<l
- 49, Pf~ssasHi zEsi he ~ssA. &gs!H.f ,hs
enfOrr~ts~s. "i us- sss.-. Th~ s~sszir~~.
As.. !: ;he ~i;b~T. az - - ,Tvsiea -
.~r.. o. ..Essz 90 az Irish t~~nxn.rr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
Tho I.rs.iss.~0s.

WASHINGTON. Ami THE Prrsioe -
will take ~ -. summer rr~id@,.r- 80 tli.
Soldiers Home -sTiy H~x' In'.n;h. or~-rry.
Ing = c.uas. whach hast~su -, spsr. fo'
= .iumFet 81 y.ars fOf tie u@e 90 tine RS
drn'. iIt rr~dinz hire - vii have mn =
more time ,o himself AZ: vii - a. 90
axe exercise. he sisst walker. "a: /.
ps-yrn:ed tom taxing h' customary wax
ov wan; - ;.ae and ~ un.iiiin-ne~- o.
A:;.ac; pebble siirniio1 h, Appearing Ga go
si'-st.. Tie ~x-cHiiyr rznsen 80 Albany
. . mile frDsa the rs"i:o Sai. While Coz
rTD"T. he va ,~rR~;s,Hl- - YAK i.se d.
sase-- three vi fossr times , day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

LIEUTENANT SCIIEUTZE will take with
him a gold medal to present to Vasilli
Bobrowskey, alias Vasilii Noolgioort
(Onc-Earcd BID, when he leaves to
distribute rewards to the natives in the
vicinity of the Lena River. who aided in
discovering DeLong'sparty. Bit was
given his alias because he had but one
EAR. The medal is about the size of n
silver dollar. and contains on one side
the words: Presented by the PrcSi-
dent of the United States" On the
other side the name of the recipient
will be inscribed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

WALL STREET is losing its old lead
ers. Mr.. Gould and Mr.. Sage are no
longer active; Mr.. Vanderbilt is pre-
pairing TO leave it altogether; Mr..
WoerishoeAcr goes to Europe. and Mr..
Keene and ID. q. Mills are out of the
market. Cammack. Osborne. and
Travcrs are no longer energetic. The
new Corners are Deacon White and
Mcssrs. Slayback, Lewis Bell and
Charley Johns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

A MENAGERIE was recently burned
Mt ROubaix. Department of Nord.
France. and many of the wild animals
were roasted to death. There was
great danger at one time of the beasts
escaping and the citizens became
furious over the neglect of the police
to prevent or extinguish the fire. A
mob seized the police on duty and COM
PEELED them to eat portions of the
burned animals. The officers O
after became terribly i'll with symptoms
somewhat resembling those of cholera.
The mysterious disease quickly spread
TO other victims, and has now become
endemic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

CHARLES. the obnoxious negro editor
who recently headed a delegation to
interview the President respecting the
recognition TO be accorded the colored
people and then was unexpectedly o
fronted with a copy of his paper cor
tanning IN incendiary editorial justify
ing assassination by the Southern ne
grOes i'm the event of Mr.. Clevcland's
installation. was bounced from his COM
Portable fourteen hundred dollar clerk
ship i'm the War Department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

NV YoEx. April Tn. Coroo~rs
J1ry complete. IL invrs iSstos1s into the
Cause Of the death q. Wa ..r>. the nran VIA
was killed By the fall 81 IL :enets~n; hoSE.-,
in S~i,iys~ocn1 sr-~; sore dsys axo. TIE
ju-y hold. thart~S Bpdd~n>ieek. a. assist
. Prank. and Building ~iEsp<e;ors f,al.ey
and Mscksy responsible for Waters d.afh:
as~-ffs tina; BuGdeasierk deserve 80 -
yerest punishment that; can DC ~iIfet-i
ce'r>ures ;he city building dsI1rfrzen; sos ~
tanning incompetent nsen, and e.xes iexislS
ton IN put the n<tarfmen; ~ Buildings
under tie control Of a single responsible
lead appointed BY the Mayor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

THE Government of the United States
is about t. have a new great seal.
Strange As it may SEEM. it has been
discovered that the seal i'm Use since the
foundation of the Government is not
which directed lis construction. Ii is
faulty in several respects. notably in
the number od arrows in the claw of
the eagle. also in the shield and in
other respects. The new seal is to
correspond in every particular with
the statute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

CrkTrfsxp. "a Apr. l-i~~is Web
y;~r "a, fo&aE~i guilty ., mursI~r In Tie Gss.
degree ~ J.s~fsan. -. ta-aAy. Ia Lao
ss<ts, of u~c-nb-s I: PrrTy iizrsnxtaa. q
s-ai;hy f<rsB-S IissE< D~sr Ges~vA asssn-
bala Coaris. Ma awakened b. a rxxn Oh,
had ysisss-i s@r.ss ts h&s h-sas.. tn bury.
az x.krd sgr rssss-y. sad Hsrrnsrsss
..arre. IN e, IL The tsssxtas fssAs.ul Ia,
hi. MAJ .ayn-L AL Mr.. isxrrsnx.rs ~x-
eisirs-i. -w-s-.~s. kns~ voa- weo
ss-E i~AssrspsE 30, 2asi slit~d i~isrrSaxtsa
and psf tao bRis~ss tsfs Mr.. H~zrrsaxtsss
brad and H-ck h.. ~as IA ave sevn rsa,.
rcd as CHRISTMAS n . No Hgss. OF Gxre,A
Er = bGs sseaty-twv f<srs old
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

A. Shuttle. the anarchist, who was
expelled from Switzerland in 1884, and
who headed the recent anarchist agita-
ton in Italy. has been invited to at
tend the International Conference
which il to assemble in Geneva for the
purpose of arranging scientific methods
of preventing the spread OF cholera.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

: The Empress Of Austria would cut
no mean figure in a go-as-yOu-please
walking-match. One day recently she
left the Santa Cecilia, Lord Alfred Pa
gets steam yacht, at Deal. and walked
thence TO Dover. On arriving at Dover,
she went by train to FolkestOne. walked
back. and then rcjoined the yacht, hav-
ing walked no less than eighteen miles
during the dav.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

WILLIAM SULic BAYLEs, Of Kings
ton. n. Y. died recently in his eighty
thru year. He ran the stage coaches
on the famous old New York and Phil
adelphia mail and stage route between
New Brunswick and Newton nearly
half 4 century ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
CURRENT COMMENT.

VIENNA has granted Johann Strauss
the freedom Of the city and lifelong
exemption from income tax.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01

FREDERICK j. FAEGus, better known
in literature as Hugh Conway" was
reported very i'll at Monte Carlo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-02
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NAIHULIC CHURCH, Main street, corner Of
" Tenth. Services every Sunday. at 10 q IN.
REV. u. W. J. LisDEsNITH,
Chaplain, U. s. A.
DkEsbYTERIAH CHURCH. Corner Of Main
Il street and Montana Ave. Services At ii u. IN.
and 80 D. m. Sabbath School NJ 10 q. IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at O'clock. All
cordially invited. K. r. LISskLL. Pastor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-02
Our Southern Neigbbors.

Sheridan was treated to a balloon
ascension on Friday evening last by
the enterprising merchants, ]. II,
Conrad d Co.
Big Horn City has hall association,
Almost the entire Crow nation Is In
mourning over the death OF Iron Bull,
leading chief Of the tribe, whose
death occurred on the Big Horn river,
last Thursday night. at which place
there are now congregated upward Of
1000 members Of his tribe paying
honors to the spirit Of the departed
warrior.
Judge Jacob b. Blair is presiding at
court at Buffalo, Wyo.
The johnson county board will do
well TO pot q bridge across Tongue
river at Bingham, as u win be a great
accommodation tofreighters, the stage
line aud the public generally.
The Judge "sat down. on the board
OF county commissioners on the suit
brought against the prosecuting attor-
ney to collect rent for an Office in the
court house, Buffalo. The county
officers are declared entitled 60 an
Office at the expense Of the county
whenever their official duties are such
as to require an ofice.-Big Horn
Sentinel.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Cen
trail Ditch company Of this county
with capital Of 100000, have beer
filed with Secretary Morgan. Thu
principal office Of the company vii
be at Buffalo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-02
BIRDS OF FREEDOM
Enslaved in Our Midst-Two
American Eagles Captured
in the Bad Lands.
Army Life at Fort Keogh-The
Notable Features of
the Post.
No Danger From the Northern
Indians-Refutation of an
Eastern Sensation.
Eagle Birds.

A most notable capture oftwo Of the
proud birds of freedom was made by
Col. Comstock and Tom Smith (prin-
cipally by TOM while returning from
Comstock's horse ranch ON Sand
creek, on Tuesday. For some time
past parties in that locality have
known Of the nest, but as IL was
perched in lofty pine tree, two and
one-half feet thick and without a
a branch for forty feet. no one has at
tempted the capture. Tom, however,
felt equal to the task, and aided by
words Of encouragement from the Col
onel, he succeeded in swarming up
the tree and dislodging the two in
mates, who proved to be chicks about
four months old. AS they Topped
downward the Colonel stood in readi-
ness and with a rape expected an easy
capture, but in this he was disappoint-
ed, as both birds, though unable to fly
far from the ground. struck out at a
rapid gait for a canon, closely followed
by the Colonel. Meantime Tom had
slid down the tree and was soon at
hand TO aid In the capture, which was
finally effected. through a fight and
some flesh wounds sustained by both
parties. They were safely brought to
town, and were yesterday presented
to Prof. Logan, who has them In
limbo at his residence. They are Of
the species known as brown eagles and
one of them now measures six feet
from tip to tip. Tom Smiths feat o.
climbing was a noteworthy one, and
II his call had happened when the ole
folks were At home he would have had
a rough reception.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-02
Warning Redskins.

A sensational telegram dated at
Fort Keogh, June 18th, appears in the
Pioneer Press OF the 18th. II conveys
the startling intelligence that a war
party Of 200 TO 300 Bloods have LEFT
their reservation In northern Montana
and are travelling south to join with
the Southern Piegaus for the purpose
of making war on the Grows and Gros
ventres. Inquiry of Major Logan
aud other ofiicersof the Fifth infantry
who wereln town yesterday developed
the fact that no such Information had
been promulgated at headquarters,
and the telegram was looked upon as
purely sensational and without any
foundation whatever. MFR. j. A.
Campbell. the well known scout, who
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-02

The Strevell property on Main
street nesr the Presbyterian church
was yesterday sold through Mr.. Cour-
tenay to f. Remington who will
make extensive Improvements on the
dwelling preparatory to bringing his
family here. Charley Strevell will
purchase elsewhere at once and erect
dwelling house. Other sales by
Courtenay yesterday were a lot and q
half with dwelling. on Pleasant street
for 1000; $50 head OF Oregon horse,
at good figures and some lots OF
Pleasant street at the very fair price
of 5000 each.