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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

ST. LorIs. March -. ~ The agitation
among the wagon-workers continues. a
long petition for trifiing advance has
been sent in % the leading manufacturers,
with request that an answer be made not
later than next Monday morning. The
manufacturers do not feel Ms though they
condition of trade. The men feel that they
are entitled 10 II, and 10 substantiate their
claims, say that wages are below the aver.
age o. similar labor in other cities. In all,
city who are likely 70 become involved Il
the trouble resolves itself into : strike.
The number may be augmented By ths
wagon -paintcrs and b!scksmiths.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

G0vxExoR BExSEE % Pennsylvania On
fh~ ~ issued proclamation containing
stringent regulations designed % prevent
The spread q pleuro-pneumonin- which
wnz known % exist within : radius q
<ixhf niles o< PhiiafelphiA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

Ar he meeting * the New York Nine
1een<h Century Club. On the eth Miss
LYDIA Bel and Dr. Louise Fisk spoke in
support a the e<scary q the mind
Care. Dr. A. w. Hammond replied Of
ferinx % give $1,000 for any proof Of the
~<.<~-..-~- - rr.T@
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

THE testimony q VIM s Bartle- Of s.
Louis. before the House committee on
aericulrure on the 18th created great ex-
cifenenf among lard and pork men q the
en<ire country His starting statements
nr~ generally di<cretirel-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

raoxxS b NcGrIEx. a. Assembly NO 9.
Knizh-< ~ Labor. gives il - his opinion
th1f TIE Enishrs favor Judge Gresham FOR
President
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

TIE River and Harbor Appropriafion
hill was completed on the 96<h- and re-
ported % the House on the -.rh- Il apPro-
PIRATES <1s.sSs- 7>s-the largest bin q the
kind ever bro1ghf in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

a crxrRAL tic-up q freight business
wns exprr1cnced on the 2ith on the Bur-
lin<>on system = result q The switch
neurs strike
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

a storm tha< uas general AL over the
State q Nebraska On the @5th- and con
fin1rd for fwenfy-<cur hours. injured
winter grains and impaired The prospects
fur fruit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

THE ccn<f.bles who arrested the whole
sale liQucr dealers ~ Dcs Noine<. Ia and
thea released them have been indicted
for receiving bribes-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

II i stated ard generally believed that
tfe police a London have recovered from
The Wcodhull sisters. Harriet and Alice.
<1000 o< the securities obtained By those
notorious women from Mr. Gill, q View
York. Eve yeArs a<o-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

Irfr.nzptred On the 9nh that The i'm
Trvvenent Of Emperor Frederick's condi-
fi0n i dr. % TIE removal from his throat
q large piece u diseased cartilage q
such : nature - las never been known in
: cxncer01s disease The cartilage re-
moved wi1i b< micro-copicA1ly examined
~ Prof. Waldeueyer-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

DxcrsIoxx On the appeals q Mr.. Patrick
O-Brien- Luke r. Hayden and Garrett ~
Byrne- members Of Parliament from their
sentences q impri-onmenf, we're rendered
81 Afh1one. ireland. On the I'd The
sentences we're ccnfrmed- md Messrx-
O-Brien and Hayden will have 90 serve
three mcnths and Mr. Byrne four months
tn jail
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

Ike mT We 70 rse Pozzonfs Compiler
Ton Fc~eer escanse 81 impravss her iocks
sod is IS fragrant e. vioisfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06
1913 to 129 s. Division-st.


NOTICE IS hereby gwen that petition has this
" day been fled by the undeDigned in the
Circuit Court for the County OF Kent and State OF
Michigan. and is now pending in said court. FOR
the purpose Of yacating portion of the plat OF
Boynton & Jndi's Lake Addition to the City Of
Grand Rapids being plat OF q portion Of section
53, Of Township Nc. North, of range No. II
West according TO the government survey, In
the township Of Grand Rapids In said County Of
Kent and state OF Michigs1. surveyed and laid
oct for the proprietorS by w. L. Coftnbury, esq ,
civil engineer aud surveyor on the 18th day of
July is72, and recorded in the o.aee Of the
Register Of Deeds. of said County OF Keut upon
said 27th OF July, 1872. a. 9 O'Clock in the fore
uoon, in pat book No. ?, sspsge "a. That /. Ia
proposed 20 alter ssid plat under and By virtue
Of The provisions Of chapter 3 of Howeirs
Annotated Statutes n Michigan. aud the amend
ments thereto by vscsfinx al that part OF Barn.
ard street. e lad down upon said pat which lies
Setreen lottweuty-ave fl9 upon the Northerly
side thereof and lots nineteen and twenty % and
~ upon the scutkefiv side thereof That the
matter ofssid petition win be called ND for hear
inE On Monday. the 14th day OF september A. d.
isSS
Dated. Grand Rapids. Michigan. June .. lsss.
The street Railway Company 81 Grand Rapids.
SAMUEL MATHER.
EDvASD W. vuBEY. Attorney COR Petitioners
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

Mrs wiusiow's Sssthiag syrup should always
be used for chiloren teethpg u sooshes the
child. Softens The gums. Llays al pain, cures
Is cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06
Health is Wealth.

Dr. r. G. wesfs Nerve and Brain Treatments
guaranteed sHeclro Tor Hysterls, Dizziness Con-
vulsiOns. Fits, Nervous NeUralFia Heafscha
Nervous frosfrstlcn caused By the Use of alcohol
or tobacco, Mskefulness Nental Depression.
Softening Of The Brain resulting in insanity snd
leading 10 misery. decay and death, FreiBsture
Old Age. bsrrenness oss of Power in ether
sex. Involuntary Lostet snd frerrnstcrrhoea
caused By oyeT-exerticn Of the brain. self-abusa
OT over-indu'Kence Zach box confsius one
month = treatment s. box. or SIX boxes far
&. teni BY msi prepaid on receiFt n price.
VIZ GUARANTEE STx BOXES
To cuTe any case. With each order received ~
uS for si1 toycS. Accompanied with s. We vii
teuc The purchaser Cur written guarantee % re-
fund the money n the treatment does Doi efe<1
cure. CusrsDieeS issued oniy ~
w. II. TIBRS, DRUGGIST.
Scle Agent
12e moproe-st.f Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

f&<1 rxsazss fr.2 fs<ss a@@->
eiosias wednesday h1F =
AFplss-- 3s-su p<r b-zT@
clsess-sssss. Zee % ise. ss~ York lse IA ss-.z
tsassr sssa-u sskA uassay Assss
5r.s9 Fr4s--APs.ss sy.posssa ssso pss
rs..se c,ssEiszs. COS FeT p1s1d. caernss. -
g - sesza- psasAss. isis 30 po.a4a
Fssss asss Nsrssa' saaas - veal sac
: ss..s- : s sSss,~se~ "a - ssr - ss-
sss s-.s - = esSa % ssA "a s.slss. e. - Is.s =
c1dsg tSsc Der "a.
hases--sTesn. - p1r e1rsf s3sss7se
Lskia sE'as. sszse s.ek. sAssp pelI.' isessL -
Eaasg-ile Pss = sE5.sssa. lsa.
Hay-risassss Gso pr ssss elsv.s uas.
m4xsd en- 4sEsa. &aolsS
h2ple sassF-l = Gar 3 6I ass "A slssks ssnA-l
ga Ps..s; ss,.. e ''s. - ss.. 2 = ns = e. ...
Posslos.-oia. ne us-UA
spsias sessiaslss-Letnses r per psinds rsd-
6s.nasl. green pszs 1 Z oasasi. slrsnx beans &C
esashsl. el.eHaosrs ioc : dozen. eelsry. lSai
1o1sn lousEaes - lp
ksspoerres s<zi1e per g1arI
etzz4- o. . psr tOa.
IfIlos-1 4b31@ pst ~
Wool fns -DxtnE lrop % sooi = oomlEg n.
taN zs1ed 4ooi 1finzs - I'D = cenls per p0Und
srtie tas s1s1ed . 'l3Ie1 st ez'1-sc-
Nooa-Bloek stoss sood. s.. a q - psr eorL
iolf isot wood. - a0ztA ~ per cord
Coal-s7 70 grats saT5
tlms-6rand Eapisis. Toe oaio soc. Psso-xss.
d 81
-alt--11c 0F Saginaw or MsnisEee
kerOssne- Alca- sest ie5sv Waler Nnite. &c.
0assllns-i-c per saiion-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06
oEoesriss saa Frosisioas as-Whoiss2ls
sufan-Cur aosf Sc zranuiaisf 70Ttsc.
a a.. 1sb.a knfn eC5i s.nat.a- YefIox

suEan-CuE iosf s.. grsn1iaisf 7aIisc.
a, esg9sG Extz &C, oeS14c. Ieli0~
-ff 31&53tc.
Cosss-Gresa no. l7elsc. Ris roasted. DC.
Java green. kS1oc. lava roasted. 80
AsFiesi6o. roasted. zz,ss2tc. Mexie4n. roasted
% sse.
feAs-Ispan, fne. s59Sse, Japan. medium, =
15oe. Ordinary. iss9c. Tyson. s0a+1es sua-
powder SSo4e oolonk SssIoe. Con.o %
Be.
Flour--s2- s5 per crL; ss.50 per bbL. patent pro-
eess. s. . o30O per ewt.. 81 - per osl al wheat
Sour ssl9 Per est. so.-o per boLs euek.hea-
O. ) Per esE
MI Feed-screengngs. go per tOn. bran. o. s
ships. s18O0. micdiinss SAGA
fesd-Corn and 0ALs. y1stG2& per ton.
ea.t-Hi ichl<sn soc. Eastern. g. IS
k2n-No- l wbitsnsh. 800 per half bol.:
uout, so.3oA5o0. cod. salt. su7c per Ii. cians
&c per hundred; oysters bulk o. O6tsf. . gallon
standards &c can. selects. sc can. smoked hall
but, lie
Fork IN barrels-Aess pork. Chicago packed
sls.so exIs short cut. tS00si6 os: standard clear
hack. slS.a0.
Lsrd-Iierces sstas5sc - and 80 ID tubs, SC; %
lb. round uns. 10 ezsss Sc; in TIE pals. &c
Beef IN b2rreis-Extra mess. warranted oolo2.
p.oos extrs. bonelezs l0.0o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06
Special Election.
OrFIcE OF CITY ClrrK.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July ~. lssS
To the Qualified Electors OF Ihe CITY OF Grand
Rapids
Take notice that a special election will be held
IN the city Of Grand Rapids on
Tuesday, the eth Day Of August. 1883,
a. which tine the following ballot and psopo
kiton Will he submitted TO be voted uDon BY said
electors, Wis. 80 hall he Common Council OF the
City OF Grand Rapids borrow one hundred and
hity thousand dollars and bond the city for the
same, for the purpose of extending the mains and
distribn ing water pipes OF said city TO an aggre-
gate OF iiftysx miles. aud ior bettefmenis 10 the
water system o. sald city. Yes
shall the Common Council Of the CITY of
Grand Rapids borrow one hundred and nifty thou
sand dollars ard bend the city ior the sane ior
the purpose OF extending the mains and distrib-
uiing water pipes OF said city 10 an aggregate OF
nfiy six miles, AM for betterments 70 the water
- stem OF said city.'-No.
And that the Board of inspectors OF Election Of
the city OF G ana Rapids will meet al the plafes
herein after designated Tuesday, the 7th day
OF August, lsas, at II O'Clock a. M, and close al
o clock p m:
First sarsi-Engine house. Grsndville-ave.
second ward-Suptr10r Court room. Pearl-st
Third ward. First precinct-Engine house. La
grsyest
Third ward. Second precinct-2s4 Jefferson
ave
Fourth ward, First precinct-Engine house.
Barclay-st.
Fourth ward, Second precinct Engine house,
Fffth ward-Engine house. corner Leonard and
Canal ITS
Sixth ward Engine house. north of Leon.
ard-st.
Seventh ward-Engine house. corner Front and
SecondstS
Eighth ward-Engine house, JeferSon-st
@. II. 0eGraaf Fred Saunders,
Ed. II. stein, Maurice Shaushan,
John Creque. Isaiah Stewart
Robert Sproul. Nm. H. stokes
Geo, r Davidson, J. w. Hayward,
l.. Baldwin. Frank Rodgers
Jacob Eisenhau.t l. l.. Launiere,
I'd. O Donnel J. A. Mckee.
Board of Inspectors Of Election of the City OF
Grand Rapids
JoHS J. BELKSAP City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06
0UTIN G.!

We respectfully call the
attention of persons desirous
OF furnishing Summer Cot
tages TO the fact that we are
carrying a large line of me-
dunn Priced Bedroom suites
in all popular finishes. We
have also received a fine lot Oh
Rattan and Reed Chairs, which
we are offering at low prices.
We have likewise a very ex-
tensive stock of Camp Chairs
and small tables suitable for
Summer Cottages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

Burning svps sui Aesdarhss ars nlfes
carsss 1T the nrel ~ property stfei sls-ses
Wbea il Defrcff t ~ psr vou =, Ave
vcur eres evaHiioed, fr~e ~ charge ~ =
rrscti.ai orf.Ciar. e. tae eve ~ sfs~s sf
Ecehrn s son. az Wsoa warsf- AZ Garner
Eifand Circns Fafk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

For I der esrs 8all. Ered sesifns. i'm
rcTef,shet oiocd su rsrs IL eacs sd
neao tarfaiizaE skin erurf,e1s kerfu
Ssrsarsril.s Sever fei,s a. zirr reiisf We
alwsss zczrsntee it Price s. Ber ecttle.
Tihes drug stnre & 1S Norrcesst
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06
Edison light Go.
OF THIS CITY,

Is the most desirable form OF
power which has ever been
offered to the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company to operate it is
the only current guaranteeing
absolute safety TO the life of the
user. All persons in need or
power for the running of elevat-
ors, ventilators, or for any pur-
pose whatever, can be supplied in
amounts from a fractional cart of
horse power to so or even 100 horse
power. " desired Information give,
and estimates fuLniahed on sppIles-
ton to the Edison CompanY's Central
Station. corner Calder and Fulton-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

We tsve few psirs or ren lew SIC -
Hsusr = ssu MAS. taas - ~ close cut
- g. g paf. A. hzRoEc & c.
63 Aonros-xf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
n RnndInn

The Weocaooe Fire Company gave an
excursion 20 LAuer'S Park, Reading,
Pa, on Wednesday. About 500 pefaons
left this city At $50 and arrived ~
Reading little Rfter 10 o'clock.
The ride up over the Reading was en-
ioyAble, nOtWitbatAudirg the many
twists on this road.
They were well received on arriving ~
Reading, q speech OF welcome being ex
tended to them on bshAlf OF the Mayor
and the fiEs laddlsa.
Toe 0srmAniA orchestra furnished in.
stru mental music, 20 which the hre
laddies and their beet girls went through
the giddy whirls.
Ia the evening speech making Was
the order OF exercise, and numerous
local hits were eot of 81 the expense OF
several OF Wilming,on's local pollti'
oiAuA, Who had erRoed the occasion ~
their genial presence.
The boys enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content, and the people OF Reaa'
ing extended THIN, one and all, the
right hand OF felowth'p. One young
man said II you said you were from
Wilmington the Reading men would
want TO press q ave dollar bill upon you
or drink your health.
Mr.. John Newell, the obligiRg city
auditor, Senator Charles MoWhorter,
Michael shArkeY, VIM. II. Qdinni
james Murray aud several other we'll
known men about town bad taken Ad-
vantage Of the occasion 10 see Heading
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
shuAdeIphlH I,euns,

PHIJADELPHIA, Aug. l6. - Robert
Jones, who was brought from St. Clair,
sehuyIkill county, by Detective Miller on
Tuesday on the charge Of having stolen
t2@4 and a watch from Patrick MeMahon,
an old man, 9)s South Twenty. first
street, while the later was intoxicated on
July "a, was before Magistrate Smith
Yesterday. Mcmahon had been drinking
with Jones in saloon at Fifteenth Aad
Fllbert streets, and became unconscious,
lie could not state positively that the
liqucr was drugged. Jores said that the
prosecutor gave bin the money for safe
keeping and he spent It. Bail was fixed
at $500.
Death has ended the sufferings of Mrs.
Mary Mason and her S.year-old grand
daughter, Mary johnson, who were
severely burned on Tuesday evening by
the explosion of an oil can at their home,
No. 1858 Barker street. The accident
occurred willis Mrs. Mason wAs d ling up
"a lighted lamp. Both sufferers were
taken to the HAhnemann Hospital, where
they fingered In grea. agony until last
evening, when they died.
John Hughes, 43 years, 02S Cambridge
street, was caught BY Policeman N oore,
Seventeenth district, ct Broad and Task er
streets on Tuesday night with bagfull
OF tools in his Possession which he is sup
posed to have stolen. He had I25 pawn
tlckeis calling for tools. Magistrate
Eisenbrown held him for further hear
ing August %.
The corooer's jury In the case OF Joseph
Horn yesterday, found that his death was
due to hcmorrAge of the brain, the result
OF fall accidentally received. william
Scot, with whom Horn had been seuiii ing
and who had been arrested, was dis
charged from custody.
James Mills and Henry Mills were
held under $1,000 bail each by Magistrate
smith, yesterday, for hearing 10 day on
charges OF conspiracy In setting Gre to
tEeir place OF business, for the purpose of
getting the insurance.
owen j Lanning, who was one Of the
laboters burned by the explosion Of
gasoline or bcnzlne ut Ninth and SAMSON
streets, on November l7th last, died YES
terday the result, II is said, OF injuries
then received.
lhe will OF Isaac May, admitted 10 pro.
bate yesterday contained charitable bs
quests to the amount Of $1,000, bealdes
conditional hequest Of the estate 10 lev.
eral Jewish charities.
James Moore Preston, a well.kno%n
Manayunk manufacturer, died on Tues
day evening, aged % years
William Pig, aged B5 years, attempted
suicide yesterday by cutting the hrter es
OF his wrists and ankles.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
FIFTH EDITION,
ThahevI1--

Yesterday afternoon ~. c.,
cahiksd Ss,s Wire Company "a VSvS SIo0 . " WI
sAnloition Of their mode NJ peelA
suIlne Insulated wire eItbs, tlAauilsi
electric or ieleRraphio ,erSin. 'St ~ caO'lI
!, ~ pot po,, under ground w!thou, ~ ~ q
uS'lon a,,uS o. = conduit. Anon, ~ ~ ~ 4
vleo1 guests present, toRs,bs, ~ ,ls N
representatives OF the eI,v n,.. s'a Y
Uolonel Morris q, Pagan < Sn, XIV, WI
M a~iS M Hunt, Louis FucblSea0 y
M ny. MachoL Of PhilAdeIpbI, ~ Y
Lhls city were Job H. J.oI.a. Iiou
Jones, Wilmer Palmsr l, nv, sOl,
Pusey, Caleb P. Johpsop n. So'aaa
5mith' jonathan W. Aydon. = N1E anaj
TITLES, OhAs. 3. ThomAs, Rdv r r ~ Sl,.
YER, J. N. GAwthrop, A. dav,S,,Se"' S, Y = Ssal 1
.. Thomas, Andrew j WooaOpiH,
n. u. VAnp, Otto NoVlSp5' y
bennington, l.. Q. Ksut, ]. &, R..'.s A
Eiwin W. hsalJ, 3. a V.ny,s1 I, I'ss1
D. n. Trump, ltAac DAflipv,oS ~
Miller, Francis B. O1ltoT ~, go,.l Y
Adams, 9. ], II. BteEslt H.
hobeler, William G. R]bsIsF
0venshiaer, Thomas Ferry, J,ms aa
Oounsr, 4 TainAll Watn,f and ~.
twenty-five others. -~ PAA
As the invited guests a,I,,, a.
were taken In charge Of ,,5eISa,a.l
and shown through the vorh, .,l.
are contained in the building b,rsiI
occupied 6y John NOR & soS, n
near the Pullman car works.
Henry B, Cobb, president o,tbs A.
pAnyi gave, with his a,suaps ~.
exhibition Of tue mode BY VblcS h
wires are Insulated. A fall d,,r,i,,,,
hiss SlTsAdy been given 10 d, REsTS
LlCAN. -A' v
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Diokin son college.

Yesterday was observed rs DlokIu.
son College day At Ocean Grove, N. j.
Among the graduates present was Hon.
Charles Il. Lore OF this city, who also
made pertinent speech, IN which he
referred TO the college and what it had
done for this State, as well IS for many
others, that not only many Of the clef-
Rymeh but many OF the most distin.
Ruibhed public men. Mr.. Lore was fol.
lowed by Rev. j. Y. Dobbins, OF Treu-
ton, N. j., who spoke OF the BpleudId
location Of the college, the large place
IT occupied In the hearts of Its children
because they felt that It needed their
sympathy, and Of the brilliant future
before 1t under the "oOmlDQ man y
whom he characterized ~ a scholar. a
Christian, q guide and leader OF the
young, but, above ell, man OF com
mon sense, the quality most indispensa
bic to success. The mention OF Mrs.
Bos eT, Mr.. Tome aud Mr.. Allison, who
nave in recent years been the gr6Atest
behefaoiors OF the oollsge, were loudly
RpnlAude1.
Gen. Fisk, Prohibition candidate for
PRESIDENT OF the United states, was
then called cut, aud in his happy Wsy
spoke OF the various interesLe Of the
college, His remarks were received
with many evidences OF good will,
ailer which ths meeting adjourned.
In tho afternoon there was an alumni
reunion when sholt speeches were
made by many graduates and friendH
Of the college. The day cloaed with a
reception at the Arlington House.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
MhahinElon Jalinr,

The receipts from iusn, p,,,,
yesterday we're t267 ,5ss, Aad nom ~
tome, e1,0s0. ls2.
Captain Watson q. Cook. Couu,,
A, Twenty frat Wisconsin R,dnTI
was yesterday appointed oQuoilap \
the Pension Ofiioe Building,
The Secretary Of the Treasury N
terdAy Aooepted t225 600 rsPlIls,A
At 127ssS, $1,000 at 1878, $4,000 n n
60 100. tll6,2p0 ooupous 1, ii Inv n
tl96, 600 at 1878 $4,000 ooupou ij,iIl
$4,000 registered At l0Ii,
A dispatch to the Ddpartust
State from Mr.. Pendlaton l,A.u N
the German authorities have rendzll
favorable decision 10 the case aiE@
man Oertel, thTeAtsned with lmEa
ment for escaping military duty.
The representatives. OF both H0la
Congress have reached al aH,szI
upon The Naval Appropriation BILL d
basis OF the Agreemen. Is 9 IubtaulI
concession OF the demands oi n
Senate and House, ihs former alfal
to restore tO the bill tbs Original BrI
sion for the 7600.tOn armOred crulM
and the latter accepting the &M 4
RunboAtp prNpOs 4 hv 'hs SapA1,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Iaa,an Ana,rs.

BISMARCK, OAK, Aug. IS Marion
White, young IndiAn lrom RtAndinR
Rock, arrived here on Tuesday evening
onroute 10 the Grow Greek Agency. He
is believed 70 be messenger with i'm.
portAnt information for the Indians on
the lower reservations. White sAyB the
Intention Of the Indians at Standing
Rock are unchanged. They held smother
council on Sunday evening Rt Running
Antelopa's camp, and agreed, by .
unanimous vote, 70 stand Arm IN their
decision. The council was addressed
by Sitting Bull, Gall and Antelope.
but oae chief, Black Ball, 10 said 10 be
in favor Of the treaty. The Indians
know that Black Boil 10 Inclined TO
slkn, and they declare that II be does
they will run him OF the reservation.
Letters from the lover AEeneles cay the
Indians there will not sligo, and those
under Red Clouds leadership promise
TO remain ~ steAdfaut As those 81 Stand
ing Rock. Tho Oom miasioners will ro-
main until next Monday, which will be
ration DAY, and will then hold their Last
conference with the Indians.
WAsHTS0ToN, d o, Aug. 10 The
AdjutAnt General OF tho Army ysetat.
day received . telegram from Major
General Howard denying reports tbA,
Indians had rAided Pleasant Valley,
Arizona. A telegram from General
Miles 1T San Carlos, 10 General Howard,
says the report 10 without foundation,
and Adds: "FheFe are but siX men
away from their proper camps, avoid.
ing arrest for acts Of violence resulting
from indian quarrels. expect three
TO surrender here and three 70 suvrepdaF
at ApAchei none have left reservation,
neither have they disturbed the person
or property OF white men. They hred
upon scouts, bat the causes And DIR.
oumttAnces oAhnot be fully explained
BY telegraph. In the main All other In
diAus are under control, and n condition
Of peace prevails"
Tho Secretary Of the Interior Ia in.
formed that the Bois and Red Lake In
dihns In Minnesota refused TO cousent
to the right Of way through their reser
walton granted by Congress N the
Duluth, Rainy Lake and Northwestern
Railroad Company BY act Of April "a,
1888.