, 1888-08-09
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INDIAN OUTBREAK TEMPORARY,

Washington Aug 7.-Genaral How
ard has telesraphed the Secretary of
War to tho effect that General Miles
last dispatch to him did not signify
the premeditated outbreak to any ex-
tent or the part of the Indians on the
San Carlos Reservation. Assistant
Adjutent kelton today said the re-
cent outbreak was only a drunken
squabble amoung disaffected Indians.
There was every prospect that they
would remain on the reservation and
return to their camps.
COLOSSAL STRIKE THREATENED.
London, Aug7-The card-room
hands IN the mills at Blackburn. no.
titled their masters that unless they
are granded an advance of 10 per
cent. in wages they will strike.
This would involve the stopFsge of
100000 looms, one million spindles
and the Unemployment of eighty
thousands operatives.
OVERWHELMINGLY DEMOCRATIC.
Montgomery, Ala, August 7th.-
The Legislature is overwhelmingly
Democratic in both branches, while
! Governor Seay and the Democratic
State ticket carry nearly every coun-
ty by considerable majorities.
DILLON MUST GO To JAIL.
Dublin. Aug. 6.-The court of ap-
peals this morning refused to grant
a writ Of habeas corpus for the re.
lease of Dillon, NJ. p, from prison
and confirmed his conviction.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
New York, Aug. 6.-The drivers,
conductors and stablemen of the
Brooklyn cross-town surface roads,
involving 400 men, struck yesterday
because the conductor and the
driver of one of the cars had been
discharged for arriving ut the end OF
| their trip four minutes before time.
A number of the strikers resorted to
violence when the company attempts
ed to move the cars, and several were
arrested.
RIOT IN LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Aug ga special
from Baton Rouge says: AT Gadiere
station, in a riot, two men have been
killed and three wounded" The
sheriff and posse have left for the
scene of the the trouble.
IT HAS BEEN THERE BEFORE.
Washington, Aug. 6.-The bill for
the admission of Washington ter
ritory holds The position of unfinished
business on the legislative calender
of the senate, this week.
THE PRESIDENTS SYMPATHY.
The president sent Mrs. Sheridan
the following dispatch:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
TO Mrs. Sheridan, Nonquit, Mass,
via Bedford:
while the nation mourns its loss
and shares your sorrow, let me ex-
press to you my personal grief and
most sincere coincidence.
"GRovER CLEVELAND, President"
The president also sent messages
to the senate and house of represen-
tatives announcing the death of Sher-
idan and highly eulogizing the late
general.
DESfEhA1E fOUId.
Hastings, Neb., Aug. 6.-On the
arrival of the Burlington & Missouri
train at the depot the police attempt
ed to arrest Ulysses Nelson, alias
George Wilson, (colored), on charge
of robbery. Nelson who is only IA
years old, resisted arrest and shot
probably fatally, Policeman BaIcomb.
The boy fled, followed by the crowd,
which pressed him SO close that he
turBed and fired again, wounding
railroad smploye named CLARK. He
was finally captured and lodged in
Jail. Ii Balcomb dies trouble is an
ticipated.
IN HONOR OF SHERIDAN.
New York, Aug. G. Dispatches
from Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chi
cago and Boston, state that the fire
bells to!led on receipt of the news of
General Sheridan's death.
NO WORD FROM SAN CARLOS.
Tucson, Aug. 6.-No word has
been received from San Carlos or
the renegade Indians in the past
hours. The telegraph
wires arc down between San Carlos
and Fort Apache, but whether cut
by the Indians or not is not known.
In their recent raids they have done
this to prevent the troops from head |
ing them off.
AN o. R. K n. ENGINEER KILLED.
Portland, Ore, Aug. 6.-John |
Carson, an engineer on the o. K. q |
n. Co.'S road between Huntington
and Umatilla, was run over and kill
ed yesterday. He was well known
Lere, where he has relatives. Mol
particulars have been received. ]