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crematory, that 1t was boundrto prove a
success and others would be built, and
running his chance Of securing other con.
tracts he would reduce his bid to $3.50,
This started Miller again, but he was cut
short by the committee II rejecting both bids
and directing the chairman to advertise
for others. Mr.. Rea feels that he has
done nothing at all out Of the way and
will bid again. Clerk Galligau expresses
regret that his "devilment" should have
caused such q rumpus as that last night.
There we're no bids secured for putting
in pipe to supply the ~Crenatory with
natural gas and Dr.. Garrison was In:
structed to ascertain what the work could
be done for.
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Hard ON tie ers.

There Is a good deal OF Kicking among
the members Of the bar over the rev rule
adopted by the Circuit Court, requiring
attorneys to stand on their feet while
examing a witness. Ono lawyer declared
yesterday before court opened that he
would not comply with a ru'e SO devoid Of
reason; he would DO Il lOd ioI contempt
first. But he stood most Of the session,
all the same. 1t Is argued that the new
rule will tend 10 avoid tedious aud aim.
less Catechising, while on tho other hand
attorneys say Il Is not customary else-
where, nor Is there any good reason to
lnaugurate such q custom here.
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Young CHARLEY McMsnawsy went to
the house Of jennie Randall, on Eolr
street, last night, and being refused ad.
mission, kicked In the door. Officer Car.
ney arrested him and started for the lock.
up, but McMauawsy broke away from
him and ran clear to Eleventh street
where he was again captured by Officer
Watson and lodged behind the bara.
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McMechen'a Plum puddlnga any size
WOMAN

A Strange Case Over ut MARITIME Ferrl
Yesterday Afternoon,
Considerable Of a sensation was created
In Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon and
last evening, blythe strange disappearance
Of Mrs. John Holbrook. She left hol
home shortly after dinner; those who
saw her go supposed that she wa goiDy
to call on some friends or do some shop
ping, but not returning In timc 10 prepare
supper, some alarm was caused, which In,
preSUel 90 grew dark and sill che did
not appear. Her huhbapl aud several
friends started out 10 hunt her up, but no
trace whatever could be found. The DO.
lice on this eide were notified and also the
authorities In Bellaire and Bridgeport and
at points up the river, but no tidlngo
could be learned Of hST,
y She "a d woman between % and 80 years
old, Weighing about ITO pounds and Ia 8
feet inches in height. She is dark com.
ple1Ioned and has dark eyes aud half.
She wore q dark green shawl aud q black
hat and feather, II 10 feared that her
mind las become Bllghtly unbalanced and
that she las In some manner come 10
haTia, The search Tor her vas kent uN all
last hight Her husband works ID q glass
house and their relations are said To have
always been Of the pleAsanteBt. Any In.
formation about the woman will DO,
thankfully received by heI friends,
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For R~nnt-FrOnt Rorms.
zen Ulris Wauted-WoIRn's Exchange,
RtnS Fire Insurance Con pAny-w. II. Rhine
Gard Of Thanks-FI wllmcr.
JI5HnG,e TIA k~CttlGI-EWlnB DtOs.
ThlnktgivIng-K J SmyIll.
FOR Observation-Disclosures ,
Men, AMI llOy'S Rubber GCatb-D' uunulluH q
Prices for thanksgiving weCk-N. dutnan & Co
Fourth page. .u
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What 1t will die From.

&ElbeaVik Gdsete.
The late Boycoter came out Saturday as
the Ohio Valley Budget. Tia former name
had become so odious 10 decent people
that even lis publishers recognized the
necessity Of getting rid Of the name.-IS.
TELLIGENCRR.
The paper has simply uttered tho
villainous opinions Of its AnarCh.
lat editor, and no matter under what
name il sails, will amOil as foul. The in.
jury the infamous sheet has wrought to
Wheeling in the past year ls inGalCulsble
and the result Of its teachings may bs
seen in tue miserable state Of affairs that
exists there to-day. But the time will
come when It will die from the weight Of
its own unsavory record.
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riorly, It's furnishings and equipment are
equal to any in the land. Wheeling now
DOTS her beaver to manufacturing enter,
prise and investigating capital, Proud Of
her accomplishments, her merits and her
attractions, she invites inspection, and
she will be found not the least comedy, not
the least fascinating or allurlng among the
candidates in this upper Ohio valley.
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1cuttSt.
3Gal Estate.
FOR SALE.

No 1913 Twcnty.nlnth 1t.
Mos VlrRinIa NJ.
M. 90 North Front NJ , ground GO feet 'front.' ran
n "A MRfyiald Al,
Nh 400 JIcOb n,
Ma ID TLiFteenih Al,
M i;O giXtI CIlih Al,
M III NSCtilIOCh n.
No IN FoGF II.
No. I twenty ,S.oond at.
M nj SIxteenth Al.
NJ n Isa WSods Al,
No ", SSISS MSi aSSSH z Ms,s,t,,
No. l5S MSEEs! s.
No x ana S7E Eighteenth At.
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McMechen's Minco Meat and Hum
PuddlngH. Try them.
AtlpnNnnl

Ladies' are reQutsted 10 call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, single thread.
Persons having used The Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Automatic machine, will And the White
TO be superior In every respect An az.
animation b reabsGltIlly solicited. Il
EDWARD J.. ROsR 4 20,
N. Ek rwnifIh "a
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Name OF tho Strength
king Pow ieTs, Cubic inches Gas
RIn his report, the Government Che

ist Gays;
II regard all alum powders as very un-
wholesome. Phosphate and TattariC
Acid powders liberate their gas too freely
in process Of baking, or under varying eli
matte changes suffer deterioration"
DR.. H. A, Mott, the former Government
Chemist, after a careful and elaborate ex-
animation Of the various Baking Powders
OF commerce, reported to the Government
In favor Of tho Royal brand.
Prof. McMurtiie, lato chief chemist for
the U. S. Government at Washington,
Gays: "The chemical tests to which | have
submitted the Royal Baking Powder, prove
It perfectly healthful, and free from every
d~eletelious substance.
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lTOrsrord's Acid Phosphate

Dr. Gro. McKNignr, Hannibal, n. Y,
says: VI have used II Ia cases Of nervous
exhaustion with quite satisfactory re.
aultA.p
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The Young Mons Christian Association
will give a social reception to the young
men Of the city on Thanksgiving evening,
Young ladies will assist ip tho entertain.
ment and the gathering promises 10 be in.
teresting and pleasant as the Associations
soclals always ore. All young men are In
.Vlted,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of Sultings, Oy%ercoatings
and PantalOOnlngs. Also u full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultlngs a Speciality. sovo
Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
inst received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not TO shrink. Z. HESS& SUM
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rEssIE pEAa1E AT rnN GRAND.
A Pleasing Little soubrettO WHO is BADLY
MnnhIChpned,

A Pleasing Little snubrette WHO is BADLY
Handicapped.
Miss TesGie Deagle opened a weeks en-.
gagement last night at the Grand, as Mug.
gel Nell in "Lone Pine" Miss beagle IL
young, pleasing in appearances, sprightly
and shows real talent as en- actress. She
Is an improvement on most Of the sou,
brettes il her line Of plays. She dances
well, and under favorable circumstances
would win an audience. The house last
night was well filed, considering the In.
clement weather, and the audience was
not ppFasponsiye 10 the good things pre-.
sented. Thia is all that eau be said In
favor Of the performance. TIE company
Is not what 1t ought to be, aud the play
while II Ia not without merit, is bunglfngiy
handled. The Irishmau's song, "Bscaase
He amt Built that Way" ought 10 be
cut out. It Is Coarse aud not funny, be.
SIDES having q terribly cheatnutty flavor.
It Is to be regretted that the star is 50
handicapped.
The piece will be repeated this evening.
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WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches gu the ln%stallment plan
Whereby you an secure q watch At once
ON easy payments, tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweier3
Cor. Twelfth and Market Stss
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Dr. pletCe's "FavOrlts Prescription ID
mot extolled as q ''Cute.All," but admirably
fplgllB a s~lngleneEB Of purpose, heiHH i
most potent specific In those chronic weak.
neSOeS peculiar 10 women.
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TIE STATE.

LIS Good & Co. sell dry goods the
G~htapePt.
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BAKING POWDERS.
Interesting Tests Made by the Government
ChemistB.

Chemists,
DR.. Edward G. Love, the Analytical
ChemIst for the Government, has made
some interesting experiments as to the
comparative value Of baking powders. DR.,
LOVES teats were made to determine what
brands are the most economical to use,
and 90 their capacity lies in their leaven-
ing power, tests were directed solelyto as
certain the available gas Of each powder.
Dr.. Loves report gives the following.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 23.-l A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia: Rain, colder; winds shifting to
westerly.
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Tot Thanksgiving use NcMeehen'a
Home Made "Flum PuddlnsS" In cloths,
Quality peEleeh
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No dinner is complete on Thanksgiving
without MCMeChen's MinCs Meat. Try
Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-23

One bottle Of Red Star Cough Cure cured
my cold.-Mr. L. RsntsChler, San Francis
co, Gal,
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MEETING,

Pursuant " The By.GAwS tho Annual Mceii s ol
tho Stockholders Of tho aheellnB IAIk hl.HI
.tlOn Will bO held Rt the Law once q rnSeV"
GIliel, No. il2I ChapllnO Etielt, WhcellDg, ", ~
on MONDAY, De lENllER, o. 1856, al 1ag '. ~
for tho pufpOss Ot tleciIng 4 Board Of plitc Us,
and tbt transaction OF rlCh other business az l,S1
Law fully DO Que BY said stOGkholdGts. Y, Et,He'A'
meeting aSembledt a. BkhMhnNn
LII. BftVLLp ftyluynT
Secretary hDNllIn
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schrepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
74. NJ, 4Oo II AM, 1913 p. NJ, GS'; 7P.
NJ, O3o,
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SToCKS FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE.
8 Shares BenW0od Nail NH.
10 Shares Belmont Nall NH,
90 Shares Junction Nail MIL
10 Shares Standard Insurance Company
0 Shares American insurance Co,
10 Shares Central OIL Company
1, IRWIN, ptoCk Broker,
noyls Na ATEG!Gn street
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EVoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Ing 10 lie estate OF tho lGle Vim. Mccoy, yiIi
EoN No, 90, 81 and u on Broadway,
LoB No. SO and 80 on York street.
Lots No. %, 100 and 10l on vifginia SloeL
Lots No. 10L, los, ITO aud Ill Of, Huron luVeI'
Lots No. ia, 10 and l89 OIL Wabash buee6
Lot No, ~ on Water street,
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We have put such low and honest prices upon our mag
r,scsrt and matchless stock Of MEMS and BOYS CLOTH
ING that it will cause every man, woman and child lin Wheeling
and vicinity at leasD to give thanks" to GUTMAN co
SOM 7
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-01
THE PENSION OFFICE REPORT.
The Number OF BeneGci.ries Increased
2O,GS5 Last Year.

~ -,,,,---I----- -, ~.
W \9'iI IuN sept ~ -Commi -sioner
of Pensions Blacks report of the opera
tious OF the pension bureau for the ssra1
year ended June 80. lSSG. show. th,t 49,,
t,,,...o,I. 49,. .. '""' Oh
"a. '"p'e N'i' 49, pensioners
vi" .uP r'I@' composed ot 2'''32i army in
Valid-; 81, 10! army widows, MINOR child
rem and dependent relatives; 29l3 rayv +,
yalids: 1871 navy widows minor ,,,iI,I.,.i
~ i''0 N"Is Vi the war OF 1872
showing loss during the year Of lIO6 of
TINS class. There were 1891 widows Of
soldiers Of the war of 1872, showinga loss
during the year in this class of Az
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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.


New HAVEN, Ct, Sept. 2s-Platform
adopted by the democratic convention
endorses Cleveland's administration, calls
for just revision of the revenue laws (;
favors the prohibition of the importation
of pauper labor from abroad calls for i'm
proved coast defences endorses the meas
ures already taken for building new
navy declares adherence TO the views
already expressed by the democratic par
ty, that well regulated license law, thor
oughly executed, will best promote the
cause OF temperance and good Order and
favors the 10 hour law, weekly payments
restriction Of child labor, and an abso-
lutely secret ballot, After the adoption
OF the platform the convention adjourned
sine die.
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EPITOMILED NEWS.

Gen Arthur returned to his home in
New York Tuesday morning from New
London. tired and exhausted. His condi-
ton does not improve and years seems 10
be added to MS age IN the last three
months.
pleurO-pneu has broken out at
Mardin, Oak, in Il herd OF cattle, most OF
which came from Chicago Ten head
have died and 40 more are sick.
New Jersey democrats are in session,
and will probably nominate Congressman
Green for governor He has the support of
Senator Mcpherson and GOV. Albeit, but
il opposed by the labor element.
4 cold wave i reported IN the West,
and a frost occurred Tuesday night IN
Colorado and Kansas
Three children PLAYING at the root Of a
tree in Andalusa, Ala, were bitten by
rattlesnake which had its den there, and
were found dead there Tuesday morning.
They had been missing since Monday
Connecticut democrats Tuesday nomin-
ated Edward :. Cleveland of Hartford for
governor, with Il full state ticket; The
platform squintS toward free trade and
bids eagerly for the labor vote.
A fight took place in negro Sunday
school on sunday at Sedan, Kan, in which
Simon Smith shot two men, killing one of
them.
A slight earthquake shock was felt at
Lancaster. Pa, Tuesday night. NJ dam
age reported.
Pleuro pneumonia is raging violently
among the cattle in Montgomery county,
Pa. Many head have died.
Edgar Terhune is nominated for Con
gress by the democrats OF the nrst limos
district
Joseph Baker, the eighth ward political
boss of New Orleans, who was shot sun
dav by Frank Waters, died Tuesday
morning.
The Massachusetts republicans NedneS-
day nominated for governor the present
lieutenant governor, Oliver Ames, j. Il;
\. Bracket for Lieut. Governor, ana
a fun state ticket. The convention was
entirely harmonious
Howard smelling x Co., coal dealers of
unknown
Charles f. Kelly, boot ana shoe dealer
Havelhill, Mass, has also ialled' lha
hilities over $40, 900, assets unknown.
The republican and democratic state
committees of New York met separately
Tuesday, to nominate q candidate lor
Judge of court of appeals. Inc former
named Charles Daniels OF the Sun alS'rict
court. The democrats nave not got
through yet,
4 heavy freight with ten wheel en-
zine ran iutothe rear of "A passenger tram
ON the Milwaukee and ~. fduI ROAD
Tuesday morning near NatSrluWu, ne
passenger train had broken down and the
freight was Jagged but could not stop.
Two sleepers We're badly wrecked, one
man was killed and several others were
injured.
A wild freight ran into a passenger train
on the Chicago, Milwaukee and -. Paul
road at IXiOna station Wis, Tuesday
evening. and - cars were demolished
| one passenger vas killed.
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lothian :. Rice's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Houura-
DISTRICT or CHIrTENDEN, -. hlt the PROBATE
Court for the District of thltteudcn.
To the heirs and all persons interested IN
the estate OF lothian :. hlce. nate OF Westiord
i'm .uld district deceased, GREETING
Whereas. application hath been made to tins
court IN writing, 10y the Administrator OF
sad estate, praying tor license ana author-
ity TO sell the whole OF the real estate OF sald
deceased. tor the payment OF debts ana
charges of administration, setting torth
th"rrin the amount OF debts due from said
DECEASED, the charges OF administration. the
amount of personal cStHt" ana the situation
OF the real estate.
Whercupuu, the said court appointed ana
assigned / ne 18TH day of October, lNNt, ut the
prnIutc Court rooms. IN said district, to hear
ana decide upon said application and petition,
md ordered public notice thereof to hc given
to all persons interested therein, 10y publishing
ms order, together with the time and place
uf hearing, three weeks successfully in the
burlington Free Press, a newspaper which
rir,ulutcS in the nclGhburhoud OF those per
sons Interested in said estate, all which pub
lications shall Toe previous 10 the day assigned
for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified toappear
before said court at the time and place assign
ed then and there in sand court, To make your
objections tOthe granting of such license, II
You sec cause.
Given under my hand, nj the Probate court
rooms, this eth duy of september, 1881.
JENNIE STACY,
liw3w REGISTER
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mere are some books, like the remark
ably popular Franz Album of Songs. :"
which awaken in those who have genuine
musical taste, real enthusiasm. one of
these is the new album of SONGS bv
Haitian kjerulf. tOliver Ditson * Co.,
>LjO). 1t will be difficult to find any.
where songs truer 70 nature. purer in
sentiment, more melOdiouo or beautiful
| than the thirty three in this volume. The
melodies, which are Of the finest work
and yet not difficult, prove that Kierulf is
a brother IN song and the equal, Of the
Illustrations Franz. The original text
l. by the most notable writers, and in
cludes song in French by Victor Hugo.
All OF the songs have English transla-
tions.
The readers Of Ben Hur," Gen. Lew
Nalace's fascinating STORY Of the
Christ will be glad To know that the
sweet ,. + SOM NO Of the tar Egyptian, Wake
not, bul near me Love-. has been set TO
music by George l.. O>goul, and publish
ed by Oliver Ditsou y Co., Boston. at
thrty-fve cents
Victor Hugo, Day Break" with mus
lc by \. II. Allen, Nell, the Village
Lass by j. ". Wheeler, each thirty
cents, and Max Putti's version of the
swedish Folk song, "IliEh in the Nault Of
Heaven, twenty-five cents, charming
love songs are announced by Oliver Dit
son x Co. They also announce The fol-
lowing choice Instrumental pieces
waltz from the Opera Of "I.ove's
Vow, Thirty five cents, "Lilly's GsLs'n,
Polka, an excellent teaching piece EN-
ty-tiye cents, Mandolin Polka
Violin, 10y G.. +. Pratt, forty -
"Nocturne,' by Chovan, thirty centsV
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ANOTHER POSITION EN- ENT.
NO RACE BETWEEN THIS YANKEE
AND THE BRlTlSHER.


BosToN, Sept. 29.-After many days of
waiting and wishing for gale of wind in
which to sail their great match race, the
Gaatea and Mayflower left their mornings
in Marblehead harbor this morning with
everything indicating that they would
have all the wind they wanted. Three
hours later the rival yachts had returned
to their anchorage, because the wind had
"died out" and again ono race" signals
were displayed from the flagship. Only
expressions of regret and disgust were
heard. For nearly two weeks had
the two great racers lain at
anchor waiting for such weather
as would show which was the
best sea boat. Early this forenoon it look
ed like a gale but the wind finally died
down completely and the race was put
off.
To-day's fizzle proves that the reports
concerning the intense feeling which
brought about the agreement for the race
have not been overdrawn. The articles
OF agreement provided for Il race for 500
Il side and Il cup valued at an equal sum,
to he sailed from Marblehead over
Il 40 mile course in lower sail
breeze" This latter condition was
imposed by Lieut.. Hem and to sailors
who understood the weather qualities OF
the boats it meant more than half gale
Promptly at $3.50 the signal to yet ready
was run up on the MOhiCgn, which had
been selected It's flag snip and judges
BOAT and to which commodore Ilovey OF
the Fortuna had been transferred, the
Galatea had weighed anchor and stood
out for the point where the race was to
start.
The Mayhower at 1920 also headed for
the same point, both yachts being very
close hauled In short time the May
flower had overhauled the Galatea and at
the starting point, both carrying the same
sails, the Yankee was over half a mile IN
the lead.
The course was from an imaginary line
between Hallway rock and the judges
boat to and around DaviS'S buoy, a mile
OIL Minot's light, thence to Egg rock ana
thence to a finish off Marbehead rock
The entire course made 10 miles with
about 10 miles of windward work. AT
ll:l3 the wind was still strong enough to
work, but the fact that top sails
were easily carried gave little
nope that there could be race
Al | o'clock it became apparent that no
race would be sailed the wind had so de
creased and the postponing signal was
hoi~ted. Capt, stone, OF the MayilOwer,
does not think the race will now be sailed
as Lieut.. Hem has refused conditions he
formerly claimed were favorable. Mr.
HOyey however has announced if there IL
enough wind tomorrow morning he viii
order the yachts out.
IN exciting race TO. the telegraph office
occurred between TWO rival newspaper
tu-~. \ collision occurred when nearing
the wharf and both Were slightly damug-
Ell. me Globes tux aChed it lust
enough ahead to be ao.e to claim the VIC
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OTTAWA, sept. 29.-Word has been re
ceived from the Grow Creek agency,
Northwest territory, that the blood IL
dian. have gone on the war path, and are
devastating in revenge for the killing ut
six of their band recently by the eros
Nentres They lett their reservation Mon
day morning, after u war dance, and went
south to Hudson, y. w. r., where they
came on IA small settlement of whites
some 10 in number, OF whom 10 We're Wo-
men and children. These were all killed
and scalped the besieging party carrying
on the scalpS as trophies on poles
Along their tracks We're many farm
houses Of settlers. These We're all laid in
ashes and the inhabitants killed and
scalped. Not less than 100 whites have 50
tar fallen victims to the red devils knives.
Among those killed are two Roman Cath-
Ollie missionaries at the Crowfoot agency
Tie whites at the reservation, including
the Indian agent, have been killed. To
ward the American border the CruWfoot
band met with about 60 GrOs Nentree ana
desuerate fight eusued. 1t is believed
CrOWiOOt lost nine killed and 30 wounded
while over 30 tell belonging to the eros
Ncutres tribe.
IL is estimated thar at least $4,000
worth OF property has been destroy ed
Two detaChmeuts of mounted police have
been ordered to put down the rising. Min
lister OF Militia Canon will call our force
of al least 5000 iniautay and cavalry to 70
the scene of the trouble and assist the
mounted police