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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-04
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE.
appointments Made at North Manchester
60 the United brethren Pulpits.

Appointments Made at North Manchester
90 the United brethren Puipits.
NORTH MANCHESTER, sept. Especial. j.
The North Indiana conference OF the united
brethren church In session here to-day made
The following ministerial appointments for the
ensuing year;
Berrien District--J. simons, presiding elder;
Buchanan mission station, J. L. Bartemus;
Olive branch circuit, 4. Cloud; Soders' branch
circuit O., I. lands; Bangor branch circuit,
J. y. Rsegs Marcollus branch circuit. IL. W.
Hutchisou; AdHmsvillo branch circuit, IT, VI.
Flora Elkhart mission station, c. a. BRIGHAM;
Bremen mission station, {. Shouley Walker.
town mission station, &, a. splitter Woodland
mission station, W. Thomas.
Warsaw pisirict-A. NJ. Cummlns, presiding
elder, Warsaw mission, J. 4. keyse; Fair
Grove circuit q. l. Mattox. Plymouth circuit,
j. fodee; Bourbon circuit. T. POntius, Lees
burg circuit J. W. Ebbyi Indian Village cir.
emit, j. A. Cummins; solomon Greek circuit
j. Begtel; Ligonier station circuit. J. L. Parks;
Albion circuit, j. ID. CoveTst0ne; LaGmnge
mission. J. l. Goshert; Worcester circuit, J.
limbaugh; Burr Oak circuit, Z. Swank.
Manchester District-H. 4. Shepp, presiding
elder; Manchester mission, j. W. Doleng;
Bethesda circuit &. III. Beth Laketon, j. w.
Baker Huntington mission, j. ). Clever; Roa.
noke station, J. NJ. Martin; Forest. circuit, III.
Clark South Whitley circuit George 4, But
trft Nolumpla Allg cltchltt T. oooNhmhns oll-
We Lake circuit r. ". Parker: North Judson,
n. /. Brown.
Lafayette Distriet--F. Thomas, presid.
ing elder; Lafayette mission. Haitian
j. G. Knots; Dayton circuit Co be supplied
Colbum. II. Rupley Jefferson, w. NJ. Camp
bell; Deer Creek r. L. Butler: Galveston J.
A. Farmer; Peru, X. +. Burton; Deedsville, A..
Snider; Fulton, j. s. Miller; Kewanna, 6. w.
Lambert; Franklin mission. o. 5. Reed Frank.
lin missionary station, A. Maynard Cummings
Prot u. ~ Howe, principal Of North Man.
chester schools; j. X. Parrett, conference
evangelist; William NJ Bell, assistant state
superintendent OF the Sunday school union.
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liz sHELsY TREAsURY sHoRTAoE.
Mr. Pou and His Bondsmen Trying to
strnighten out Matters.


SnELRYvILLE. Sept Especial. Last
Saturday County Treasurer Posi- was called on
By his bondsmen for a statement OF the debts he
had paid out Of the county money, as that is
the use he says he put his thirteen thousand
dollar shortage TO. lie made a vague state.
ment, showing some $4,000 he had paid out
but gave no dates and the statement was I'M
satisfactory to bis bondsmen. lie then prom
ised 10 make full and complete statement on
Monday to-day but when called on refused
20 make any, unless guaranteed against Grim
ina prosecution. As an inducement to his
bondsmen 10 make this guarantee, his at
forneys say he paid most Of these
debts by checks on the First ma
ti0nal bank, drawing against the county
fund and signing the checks 'M Posi- treas
uTer Shelby county" This money, attorneys
cay can be recovered where paid 10 private
creditors, and Mr. Posi- has all these checks in
his possession. which would be the evidence
necessary 10 recover the money from the men
he paid TO, but he won't deliver them up
unless guaranteed immunity. IL is also stated
that hs attorneys will try 90 establish that the
shortage occurred during bis iirst term, over
two years ago, and that criminal prosecution is
barred by the statute. His course is rapidly
alternating his friends. and, together with the
fact thousands Of dollars of his Indebtedness
for borrowed money is turning up, makes has
shortage harder than ever TO explain.
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A Barn, Horses and Cows burned.

SEYMOUR, Aug. 7.--Ispecial.l-The large
new frame barn of Mrs. Lucinda Deputy, situ-
ated ten miles southeast OF this city, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday with It's contents,
consisting Of all the farming implements, this
years crop OF wheat oats, hay, two mares and
colts, two fine mules, one COW and calf farm
and spring wagons, harness, etc. Loss fully
$500, with but little insurance. Incendiary.
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Cout-House COMMISSIONS Laid.

BLUFFToN, Aug SO.-TS6ecinl. THE corner
stone of the new courthouse was placed in
in position yesterday by the masonic fraternity.
Two thousand people witnessed the ceremony.
One infant in its mothers arms was sufocated
by the intense heat.
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The Nliners, sItuntinn.

brazil. Ind, Aug. 80. Special = The
miners central committee met in executive
session to-day, and reported 5.731 dependents
with a total contribution of $3.50 since Tuesday
last, credited as follows: Local assemblies 40
and 6l7 New Straitsville. o.. S97.S3: Gallaher and
Russell committee, $50: T. F. Balser, Clinton,
S16S74; Local assembly 2,6S5, Shawnee, O.,
so; Simmons q Miller Detroit, so; iron
molders' union, Detroit, SIS; provisions, mis-.
cellaneous sources. $50.
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An oetoesnarian Suicides.

Brazil, Sept Especial. John Henry
Weremyer aged eighty, committed suicide by
hanging at the residence Of his son. with whom
he was making his home near Eel River sta
ton, south part OF the county. He was native
German coming 20 this country eight years
ago. lie was in ordinary health, and the cause
for the rash act is unknown. He leaves Eve
children, three sons and two daughters, one Of
whom Is in Germany.
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old settler. at Bunker Hin.

PERU, Aug. s1.-ISpecial.l-The old settlers
Of the county held picnic at Bunker Hill to-
day. About five thousand people were pres
ent, and addresses we're made by Maj. Mead
den of Longsport, Thomas Dillon and several
of the old settlers.
The Peru aggregation OF ball wonders played
the Bunker Hills at the latter place this after
noon. The Peru club was out-played at every
point. Score: Peru, ?; Bunker Hill, 7. Bat
teries-Rudabaugh aud Beck; Boehman and
Crockett
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The owner Found.

MuScH, Aug, 90.-[Special. THE special
from this place in regard to a solid gold watch
that was taken from tramp by Marshal
Robinson last Saturday has been the cause Of
finding the owner, who Is Samuel A. Glove of
Rushville, Ind. Mr. Robinson received over
thirty letters and eight kilograms from different
persons throughout the country making in
quiries about the watch and thief.
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Now Professor Mt tho Univer.ity.

BLooMINGToN. Aug. 30-Prof. George w.
Saunderson Of Nashua, n. H., has accepted the
chair OF rhetoric and elecution In the Indiana
university. Mr.. Saunderson is graduate Of
Dartmouth college, class of 1877; OF the Boston
university law school, and OF the Monroe col
lege OF oratory at Boston. He practiced law
for some time, until appointed last year in
structor in elecution in tie university of Kan.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-04
Sick Headache

. is a complaint from which many suffer
and few are entirely free. Its cause
is indigestion and sluggish liver, the
cure for which is readily found in the
use OF Ayers Pills.
81 have found that for sick headache,
caused by disordered condition Of the
stomach, Ayers Pills are the most re-
liable remedy. Samuel G. Bradburn,
Worthington, Mass.
cater the use Of Ayers Pills for
many years, in my practice and family,
am justified in saying that they are an
excellent cathartic and liver medicine
sustaining all the claims made for them"
wa. Westfall, NJ. D., V. p. Austin
& y. W. Railway Co., Burnett, Texas
ayers Pills are the best medicine
known to me for regulating the bowels,
and for all diseases caused by a dis
ordered stomach and liver. i suffered
for over three years from headache, in
digestion, and constipation. had no
appetite and was weak and nervous
most of the time. BY using three boxes
of Ayers Pills, and at the same time
dieting myself, 1 was completely cured"
Philip Lockwood, Topeka, Kansas.
ct was troubled for years with indi-
gestion, constipation, and headache. A
few boxes of Ayers Pills, used in small
daily QDStSg ItoboA GU IiC W
They are prompt and effective. w. ID.
Strout, Meadville, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
FREPARKD BIZ
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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sensation than any ever known in Shelbyville.
There is mystery about the affair which time
alone viii clean up. Any suspicion that
County Treasurer Posse intended 10 rob the
county treasury is contradicted by the fact that
he has $4,000 of the countys money In the
In addition 10 this he could at any time have
secured $4,000 on his own personal SECURITY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-04
A Proh,bitlop NomtnntIon.

HARRIsBURe, Pa, Aug. 2s-The prohibi.
ton state convention met to-day and nomin-
ated J. r. Johnston OF Pittsburg for state treas.
urer. A platform was adopted denouncing the
liquor traffic, indorsino the national platform
adopted at indianapolis in 1855 and favoring
the Australian system OF ballotng.
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sheIbyss Treasurer short.

sHELBYvnLE. Aug. 2o.-lspecial. michael
Posse. county treasurer, whose time In bis
second term is out Sept. 10. to-day notified his
bondsmen that he was short about $4,000. He
offers 10 turn over all his real estate, valued at
$4,000. % his bondsmen, eleven IN number He
says his shortage was caused By his paying
debts contracted before he went into Office. He
has always stood high 10 the community, and
the fact OF bis shortage has caused q greater
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1885,

a thrashing contest, in which five machines
will take part. There will be games of base
ball on the 4th, 9th and 9th, in which the fol-
lowing clubs will take part: Noblesville.
louisville. Kirklin and Sheridan. Excursion
rates on the Monon and Midland railroads.
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Pendreton,. sew cla.. Factory.

PENDLEToN, Aug 30-[Specal. l-Pendleton
has secured the location of an immense plate
glass factory. # will employ GOO hands, and
the building will cover over eight acres OF
ground. One hundred acres of ground will be
laid out in town lots. a large number of which
are sold. The syndicate owning the factory is
composed of eastern capitalists representing
several millions OF dollars.
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For Free county Roads.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 26.-LSpecial. Three more
townships in this county voted Saturday to
free the pixies within their limit, the vote re-
sulting in a majority OF 3i5. This leaves but
two well sweeps" in the county and there is
a strong determination to down these as soon
as possible
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criminal A..auit ON a YOUNG LADY.

MAmoS, Aug. 27.-[Speciall Last night
on the streets. John Hooker, a young tough
from the southwest part OF the county, as
saulted young woman Of this city named
Flora Long. She drew a revolver and fred
hitting him 10 the breast. and slightly wounded
him. She then fred at him three times, miss
ing him. Then, giving herself up 10 the city
marshal, she went 10 Jail 10 await prelimi-
nary trial before the mayor, which will take
a.
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Look out For spiders,

HARTFORD CRY, Aug. 29.-lspecial. IA
young man named Harley, seven miles north
Of here, who was bitten on he foot by spider
a week ago, is. the doctor lys tonight, in a
dangerous condition and likely 90 die IRON the
effect OF the bite. The spider jumped upon
Harley from pack OF pine shingles
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nfurder A. Oaklaud.

PRINCETON, Sept 2-[special I'D. Dough.
ty, an attorney Of Oakland City, this county.
was yesterday killed by Karn McKenny The
wife OF McKenny had left him and employed
Doughty to secure divorce. McKenny is un-
der arrest. Indignation Is very high.
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pefles the white cnp..

HUNTINGTON, Aug. 2s.-tSpecIal.l Jasper
Van Divine of this city. an indolent character
has received notice from the White Caps
threatening 10 do him an injury unless he left
town. lie has procured repeating rife and q
shot gun and bids them defiance.
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Desperate struggle with a Burglar.

vNcENNEs, Sept. Especial. Last night
at Sandborn John Bicknell broke into the
grocery store of Willis Ridgaway. In at
tempting to capture the thief Mr.. Ridgaway
was seriously but not fatally shot. After
mos. perilous struggle in hand 10 hand con-
test, Bicknell was captured.
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The shertdnn DI.trict FaIr.

SHERIDAN. Sept. 2.-[special. The Shsri.
dan fair opened to-day with very favorable
prospects. The Jones twins are here. Wednes
day there will be singing by a chorus OF 100
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Whsn paby vss siek. we rave her oastorta.
Ehsn shs vas q Child. she cried for cAstoria.
When shs became Mir, she eiunC 70 caHioraA.
Eben abe bad chndroa. abe gave them cassoriA.
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when the Energies Flau


USE bOkefOkDh ACID PHOefHAIE.
Dr. T. c. Smith, Charlotte, N. C., says: 1T
Is an invaluable nerve tonic, delightful bev-
erage, and one OF the best restorors when the
energies fac and the spirits droop."
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cnt sIrtnen TIme..

MARION, Ind, Aug. 3i.-lSpecial. LAST
night at Landisville, ak miles northeast Of this
city, Milton Elliott was slashed and cut sixteen
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different times with q pocket knife by Henry
Turner. They were having some trouble over
small matter. It's not supposed that Elliott
will survive
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
THE KAISER SPEAKS.
Emperor william 60 the Striking
German Miners
THEY rUSI Be QUIET gsD ORDERLY.
Hs nj Net HssilSts - Order the Uss IF
xhs sellSt 4Ra B&y oaet % Ihsss
Nks Easzge IA klSsSos
Aefie2s-

BFs1Is. ksy 1.-The ri0-ers wAo took
possession cf TIE lTinCe Regents plf IA
Nestpha1a Mondsy Gnd prevented lnen
VIC wished - resgHse work from Going 50
s. ers finally oversNed ana alsPerssa bs ths
lrools Ike uiiRiDz masters haye seat a
sepuIa.ion ~ lay theiT case before the
Emperor, Who VIII receive them today
Izfge quantities u English and Belgian
Goa arrived az Essen TUESDAY AID further
shipments are expected
Ihe Kaiser Tuesday received tie strik
ers' COMMITTEES. Schroeder, bGnts aud
siegel granting them an audience Of Gfteen
minutes duration Herr HeTrf arth. Pras-
asn Minister OF the Interior, who returned
to Berlin nom tour or inquiry AZ Celsen-
kirchen and other places IN the oisordoTed
fegien on Sunday, Was present 1he Em-
peror gTayely listened 70 tie recital Of the
grievances OF the strikers by the delegates
and occasionally put questions - them %
inform himself on certain pOints Ia reply
10 their statement lie said;
Il have a deep personal interes, tn the vel
fare OF my subjects In Westphelia- as else
where. have carefully followed The progress
OF the struggle ana have ordered 3 thorough
inquiry - be NJ sde. Ihsye been warned Of the
plottings OF political and especially Socialist
agitaters and gr.eycd that the strikers
should have INDUCED IN riOting which IL is i'm
possible for me 10 tolerate. Tel your fellows
that the Emperor himself. II necessary, will
order the troops 20 bayonet and shoot rioters.
but II the men sre quset AID orderly the En-
peror will protect them"
In conclusion the Kaiser expressed hope
that the employers and employees would be
able 20 settle their difficulties without the
necessity for the interference Of the Gov
eminent
Schroeder, tho spokesman OF the strikers
deputation. stated that the miners attached
the greatest Importance 10 obtaining an
eight-hour shift The Emperor specially
enioined the miners not TO prevent com
rades from working.
Three thousand miners IN the Hermidorf
district have struck
Government workers at Koenigsgrube
struck, but resumed work on hearing that
efforts were being made at Berlin To settle
the trouble
The Berlin Post urges the Government to
arbitrate the questions AZ issue between the
masters and the miners as a means Of pre-
venting further bloodshed
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
THEY HAD NO SHOW.
Soldiers Fight Bravely with Odds
Against Them.
DEFEATED By AMBUSHED BANDITS.
Story of tho Recent Attack Upon Pay.
master Wham by Robbers In Ari-
zona. Who Secure $4,000 and
Make Good Their Escape.
r1Gnr BRAVE PILLOWS WOUNDED

TucsoS. A. T., May ia Fort Thomas
special gives the particulars OF the
recent fight between robbers and United
States Paymaster Wham's party, neai
Cedar Springs, IN which robbers sue
ceeded in carrying away $4,000 The
road where the attack was made winds
DOVE long hill. near the top of which il
runs between a high wall on the east and
q low ledge of rock on the west A large
rock was discovered In the road, and the
party stopped 10 remove il A volley OF
shots was thereupon fred from tho brow
OF the hill, which rose to a height of nifty
feet, almost perpendicularly None OF
the robbers could be seen from below. The
paymaster's party, which consisted OF Ma-
jor J. W. WhaIn, Clerk W. + Gibbon, two
non-commissioned officers nine privates
and two drivers. Immediately re-
turned the fire, which became general
The robbers had placed their men further
up the hill, TO the right OF the party, and
also sent men along the bill TO get in q
cross fire from the left 1t is known that
at least one man in each OF these thanking
parties was either killed or wounded
The paymasters party made break fo.
the ravine below the ledge, which for 800
yards is without shelter, and FIVE wee
party retreated further around the point
of the hill Paymaster Wham, from be-
hind the ledge. thinking the cross-fre
had been silenced, made a heroic effort 10
rally his men. but they were compelled 70
seek other shelter, being exposed TO a ter
rible fire. The paymaster, his clerk aud
the corporal were the only men who
reached the last shelter unwounded
While part of tho robbers kept Up the fire
from the hill it was very easy matter FOX
the others to go down and secure the booty,
which was in a strong iron bound box ia
the boot of the ambulance. IL was
opened with an axe and $50 600 car
ried away. together with valise which
they soon cut open and abandoned One
robber was seen 10 be taken away on O
pack-mule. and the tracks OF blood showed
them u have suffered badly. At no time
was all the band seen Six OF the
wounded in the paymaster's party were
conveyed IN an ambulance 10 the hospital
and q surgeon and wagons wero sent foi
the others. light men out OF the eleven
were wounded One OF the wounded sol
dicrs has died and three others are in 8
critical condition.
Soldiers and Indians are out searching
for the robbers asd the troops in NeV
Mexico are Fastening TO intercept thcTr II
they enter that territory. 1t IS believed
however, that they VIII make an endesvol
10 escape into Sonoro. Mex Governor
Wolfiey has offered reward OF 800 esot
for the arrest and conviction Of the robbers
WAsHINGToS, May l5-Attorney-GeneTa
Miller has authorized the United ststel
Marshal Of Arizona 70 offer q reward o.
so each for the arrest ard conviction d
the parties who attacked and robbed Pay
master Wham near Fort Grant On the lIts
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16
a OEATH-DEALlNG DOSE.
Two Chicago BO-s Attack Bscbetfal oi
whisky with Fatal Re.ui;.

CB1c.Go. May 1.-Two young men. Tin
Sullivan. IS years old, end Tom Curry. ~
years of age. had quite a sCht with king
alcohol Tuesday with fataI results Young
Sallivan brother is o salo0n-keeper, who
engaged the boys % move whisky
barrel into the cellar. They found .
bucketful oi lqsor iD The barrel
and fmmediately proceeded 70 make
Themselves comfortahle They smptied tbs
bucket between them and were soon IN .
psrslvzed state o. drunkenness Ihis gave
gave way 20 3 stapor and later on - con
vuls-cus Tho two boys we're found some
time later lving inseuSble On the ground
and their textures N horribly distorted
share S.lHvsn died two hours after TAI
ine TIE frst drink CuTy j. stiu alive huf
Be- snch p criticsl condition tat his death Is
ex0ecte6 50 suy ums.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-16

Ae~irs N the New Esra4t0Fy-Loss Thss
Nas-Fsnh - the Lsaa T~Ass- sAAlshal
Josss Aamtts Crosksansss On tas Part
~ saAas ~ az Deputies
MAsH1SaIeS. Nay i3-Ihe sFeciAl agents
seat ~ Oklahoma q saellA sgo - tie
l,sp&-tlaent of justice u watch osrtzia
Government Interests taars have Returned.
sna an oesclsl repert on the oSRalIseH II
Affairs II tie new GerTitory Il sxpectea -
b nAese II : CAV ~ i've Iks sents n
conversation eXprss saTPrtse 81 t1s Eooe
orGsr pssY&ihng esery~ here throughout
ths Rsw country. sAe ssy thai the east,
watch Is very fns sn2 penetrating IA tie
eEiy otisssonSels feature.
Ihs Genera llzna oales clerks who re-
turned frcGn Ok.shema sss thai ap ~
lsss Friday SO entries hG1 been sAsas
NJ EiDg0shxr AMI I JVS 81 GathTle The
t0tsg nanber Of quarter sections IN the
Territory open 10 settlement is 3a.
90. hence. less than one-ffth cf the
whole las been nlea up0a- Many 81 the
settlers. Is is said have gone 20 their former
homes 70 settle their private sftgiTs and
Vii rsturn next fall 20 complete their en-.
tries and establish tie nssl es permanently
In the new Territory The scarcity Of " ateT
hAs sssn - some extent oseTooms by alg
ging wells
Pension Commissioner Tanner has d.
reetsd beard Of pension examiners 70 be
organized Gt ouihrie Oklahoma This ae-
ton. the Commissioner says. l. foand 10 be
necessary because Of the large number Of
ex-Union soldiers who have taken up homes
ia the Territory.
The Attorney-Ge received report
from Marshal W. c. Jones, Of Kansas, In
which he says
u believe tEst few OF my deputies have at
temytod 10 fle on tracts ef land IN the
Territory, but know nany Of them
have moi, and while I Instructed them
not TO 90 so, when they them
selves surrounded by about 300 persons
81 Catbr,e and al least cne-hsn that Eumber
al Oklahoma waiting for the hour Of "a 10
come. Go rot wonder that some OF the depn-
ties who were serving without pay and Only
there IN she interest OF good order. took the
fever aud attempted 20 get homes. ] never at
tempted 90 homestead . foot OF land IN Okla
homs any other Territory or state"
In postscript Marshal Jones says:
''The county Is absolutely Qulei in okia-
homa. and an astonished at the false feDorts
OF bioodshed circulated by the papers. There
has not been a single person killed ey violence
in that Territory since April ?"
Ii Is understood that the Attorney Cen
eral is not satisfied With the report, and
that he will call upon the Marshal for a sup
Elemental report giving the name OF each
officer who fled claim and q description
Of the land secured by him, together with
an account OF the attending circumstances