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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE AWTELLE MURDER TRIAL.
EXAMINATION OF THE MURDERED MANS WIFI

EXAMINATION OF THE MURDERED MANS W1FB.
Dover. y. H., Dec. 18.-Thc second court day In the
Sawrellc case opened shortly after O'Clock
Byron +. Horne. messenger boy In the telegraph
Office. testified answering isaac's questions and to
seeing Isaac write dispatches February aud D also
~ seeing Isaac drive to the depot at O'Clock on the
afternoon Of February from Railroad ave. take In "a
mon with low cut shoes and drive off toward East
Rochester sharp questioning as to the descriptions
OF Isaac and Hiram and their respective positions in
the buggy failed to shake the witness's testimony.
Jeanette Sawtellc, wife OF the murdered man, pale
and In mourning. testified to meeting Isaac OF
CharlcSOwn jail last year their conversation then and
afterward and with Hiram about the property In os
ton which Hiram wanted kept In his mothers nanic
Isaac then got the property placed In hiS name and put
up signs Of sale OF the estate In tho windows Of the
house. Hiram took down the signs ard had i'll
junction served Isaac against diSp0Sng Of the prop
crty. At later conversations Isaac told Hiram he
not worth living and to 90 blow his brains out and
that he UIr,ml should not have any Of the property
SATURDAY before the murder Isaac asked witness his
mother and the boy Walter to 20 to Lowell. Hiram
refused and aftcrwad Isaac said Hiram was willing
the Marion girl and hi, mother should go. Witness
testified to the receipt Of the first telegram from
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THE DEAD INDIANS BURIED.
MLiTARY HONORS FOR THE FIVE WHO FELL
IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
SITTING BULL PLACED IN THE POST CEMETERY
WITH sCANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN THE BAD LANDS.

- Paul Mimi, Dec. 16.-A "Pioneer Press"
S,.patcb from Fort Yates says: "The funerals OF
,,a five Indian policemen who gave up their lives
20 bercically Monday morning. took place at the
,csncy Yesterday afternoon. The full military fOrce
- the fort was hand. and regular military
n,ncral was held. II was very impressive. -Four
.ere buried in the catholic cemctary. and the fifth.
,utle Eagle, being Protestant. will he Inferred on
Grand River. sitting Bills body laid away
,n the post graveyard to day with few honors.7
chicago Dec. IS-AsSistsnt Adjutant General COrOin
has received the following dispatch from General Miles,
dated Rapid City. = D.:
MY Information reliable and positive of
c,tipr Bulls emissaries and going to diff
,erept tribes and melting them to hostility The order
o., his arrest not given too soon, he about
leaving with 100 fighting men. The effect has been
s;sbesrening TO many others. l have directed the
,roous TO destroy capture the few that escaped
aaer his death from Standing Rock. General Brooke
"a more than 1000 lodges 1000 Indians under
u. control at Pine Ridge hut there still $50
oa,es or over 1000 fighting Indians in the lad
,.nds that are defiant and hostile vet
Denver Dec. lS.-"The News dispatch from
Cheyenne River. via Rapid city, at 80 this norm
ing says: "A courier is Just in and has aroused the
camp lie states that a party OF fifteen men are be
siesed fifty miles from here spring Creek at Days
ranch The Indians have made three attempts TO
Are the ranch: one was nearly successful. one Of
the occupants is the Hon. NJ. IL. Day, aide de camp 10
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LAUNCH OF A REVENUE STEAMER.

Baltimore Dee. - SpecaiJ.-rhc iron Revenue
steamer Galveston was launched to-day from Rccdcr
sons shipyards. furious northwest gale was blow
ing at the tims the launch of the prettest
in this baibor A. the steamer glded from
tho Ways tho builders received telegram from Gal-
weston. Tex stating that fags flying and cannon
booming there in honor Of the occasion. Miss Henrico
Munger daughter of Captain F. NJ Munger. e. s. Il. NJ,
the sponsor. and she assisted by Miss Bertha
Recder daughter Of the builder About fifty persons
board the steamer she slid into the Patapsco
The Galveston leo feet between perpendicular 80
feet beam and II feet depth of hold She IS Of tho
twin-scrcw type fore and aft rugged. Her displace
ment 600 tons, and she has double compound Ell.
gincS. She VIII DC able to make more than thirteen
knots hour.
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the Governor of the state The courier who brings
the news had to make a break through the lndians.
firing both pistols right and left. one OF their bul-
lets penetrated his overcoat lie rode by crcuitous
route to camp General Carr has sent Major
Upper with 100 men to tho rescue should the com
mand meet these Indians they will make snort work
Of them. as Major Upper Is very determined
"The News" dispatch from the camp II the 9th
Cavalry on Cheyenne River via Rapid CITY, saws !:
" Major Periy's command Joined early this morning
and the scout Gus Craven reported that near smith
willie large number Of Indians were seen in small
creek in the Brakes number OF shots were ex-
changed. While some Of the Government wagons
were crossing Spring Creek they and their c.
cort were attacked by about forty Indians and
over 100 shots were exchanged one soldier was
wounded and another shot through the hat.
troop of Captain Weiss cavalry to their rescue
but the Indians seeing this ran away. Mr.. Craven
reports having Ntyrcc tepccs, which contained
about 200 Indians. They were oampcd the mouth
Of Spring Creek early this morning and troops were
sent out but the hOstileS had again returned to tho
Bad Lands General Carr sent last night and to night
armed parties guard the ranch where the IndaA was
killed Yesterday to protect it. The dead Indian is
laid out in front Of the ranch with his rife beside him
to act as bait attract other Indians to capture the
body. A number OF Indians have been around all day
hit do not dare to approach The Indian who
killed was a nephew of Kicking Fear Yesterday Gen
craI Carr sent troop OF cavalry up into the Bad Lands
70 watch any movement Of the hostllcs. signal was
established by the troops and our camp by threc relay
Should the troops be t;acked they were To- BE- rein
forced from They reported about seventy tcpccN
being seen i'm the Indian stronghold. and totally in
accessible. The only known outlet OF escape for t7"
indians Is "a trail which goes up Co0nwOod across The
road from Rapid Greek To- wounded Knce crossing
The high land occupied by the h0~tic>. This pass VIII
he coe'd tomorrow by large body Of troops If TIE
o''j Mnneap6s. Dec Ia" The Journals Ruslvillc.
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FIRED IRON FRON AMBC SH.

Ashurv Park Dee. Is CSpccial).-GcOrge Travis. tho
assistant superintendent at Hollywood the country seat
Of John IIocy. president OF the Adams Express TOM
pany narrowly escaped being murdered last night
Mr. Travis received dispatch from Mr.. liocy ordering
him 10 watch tho big bathing pavilion at the foot Of
Ccdar.avc all night. While Mr.. Travis was passing
down Brdceton ave. his way TO the pier some per
son unseen fired both barrels Of shotgun AZ him. \
number of the shots penetrated Mr.. Travis left mp
and others passed through his hat and the les Of his
boots His Injuries are slight and to-day he was abo
IN 20 on 10 Long Branch. where he ont war
rant for Picro Cardonla an Italian who had been en-
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THE WORLDS FAIR PROCLAMATION

Washington. Dec i8.-Thc President has been 80
busy with other matters this week that he has not been
able o complete hIs examination ~ the papers in tho
case Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition. Repre-
sentative Buttcrworth had an interview with him on
that subject BIS morning and pointed nut tile i'm
portancc Of speedy action. The President promised
to act promptly in regard thc proclamation
as he is satisfied that the legal requirements have been
fmlly fulfilled rs the proclamation viii require soma
time ~ be prepared, even after the President has de-
cdcd that IT. properly be given out which Is not
the yet. Il looks though 1t VIII not DO
Issued this week.
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fr'Dccton. Dec. Il Cspccal.-The last division Of
INC senior contestants for the Baird prizes spoke last
evening The prizes have been awarded as follows ::
Inc hdd prize. Wilson Au Missouri, for Oratory,
Hugh McNmck Pennsylvania; for delivery. Pluncas
u. hehnedy. New Jersey, poem prize. Edward W.
Evans lr. New Jersey first dsputaton prize Ambrose
W. vernon. Ncw-Jcrscy: second disputatIon prize,
James g. Meyers. PENNSYLVANIA.
"''iic Br!c a Brac," Gifted by the Junior class ap-
pcartd today. The volume Is I'm way Inferior to
any 0t preceding wears. while many new features add
to the value of the present publication.
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An OLD CHIEF FNRAGED OVER A TAX LEVY.

Denver. Col. Dec. ia News Colfax. wash
dispatch says; The Sheriff Of Adams County secured
nino head Of horses belonging 10 the lfdian cmci
Hawcrsi, Amota, In default Of payment OF taxes
on 800 head The old chief is terribly enraged ana
the Indians over whom he las sway. mostly reno
r2,rcs from the ModOc and Ncz Pcrccs tribes Threaten
nm outbreak. The situation Is serious. The local
,fs
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vrGrors WITH TIE MESSIAH CRAZE.

Minneapolis Dec. 1S.-"The Journals Bismarck
" D. dispatch saws: II is reported that the negroes
in Mandan are affected with tho Messiah craze and
that they are holding nightly meetings IN an empty
Government building. They were started by the
negro who went from there TO Kansas City and began
stirring mp the supcrStitiuu' blacks In That section
Their orgies are harmless so far
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Nave good nagaIin" system but their barrels are no.
rfod for the Of 3Ocsbre cartridge H. will. thor.
foe take the manufacturers time 20 get theif Jos
ready for u experiment upon do not think that We
can come 10 decision to the merits Of any magazine
for rifles carbnes before April, 1891 II we do
then"
II said that experiments were being made at
Springfield from time to timo with smOkeess powder, Of
kinds manufactured In this country. and mat a
sample Of The veteran smOkelcss powder expected
from Holland The board will continue In session
this forenoon.
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Rochester Tuesday night. witness gave close 10
,cripjiIn ( Hiram when lac lc to meet Isaac Isaac
returned THURSDAY night and while walking home from
the store Isaac said help me God. have not
seen Hiram" saturday Isaac fOd her he would find
Hiram. lie Jeff returned sunday. bur made no reply
when asked II he had found him. She accused him u
m,ader and said she would have him behind the bars
lie left then and witness did not him again until the
arragnment at Rochester.
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Sch. dispatch says: The regular semi monthly lrci
issue took place asPinc Ridge Agency YESTERDAY. ana
was participated in by the usual number Of Indians
There was disturbance. The report that three
maruding Indians killed by white men tWD OF
three days ago near French Creek is confirmed. They
wcis Cheycnnes who trying 10 ruiz of cattle INC
news Of tho death Of sitting Pull has not reached me
Pine Ridge Indians
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I'I', "i Mr. 1iucy's place a a painter. Cardonla
au '"o oth"r Italians discharged by Travis few
CIV 10 ana the latter says that he prove that
'"'""I.f was thc man who lrled " mnrder him.
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A pVLRTlSENENIs FOR THE NkW-
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Gin I enl Gsiaie for Sale

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u soIe very ds-irahi" for sal" 40 fair prices.
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IN, ASIIING.-By young German woman;
Nv gents or family washing 10 TAKE nome.
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forces an0 Carrlaees.

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trSrTI'IrMAN. by = young man; thor
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reliable Mc;lopolitsn Agency, positions pro
cured Tor C6Okkcepers, collef ;ors. CLERKS,
taios;.ch. port r. packers, drivers. cCa,LUrn
hiablrHrn wItchEien. urcfui.mcn, fam.
hands. toamstcrs. cooks. walters. nrcmen ana
mechanic new orders evc,y mail. MEL
kOPpIiTAH AGENCY. GSo Hrosdway
- ALLSMAE. TRAVELLING E>perI-
- enl'd man on straight commission can
make ilom roo o. $500 pr month. Ad-
dr-- IllE LGPPY CASH A%D PACK
AGE thi;ilLR co. Canton ONO
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w man. writing good band, about l..
Zoo an ONCE. Nddre-- giving fan partiru-
lar. BRONSON. y. .. Bon @.I32. Tcw-
York CITY
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w coach vanish o superior man cIn pfar-
tlrally TX hi own salary ffrt pro IN Ms
ability b. sell u Won can iii ~. '.il fame
and ~cr ne. LAWSON VALENTINE 80.
NVANTED.-By private family, man b.
house. attend furnace and act - coa' hmln.
ADD 49, with references. hy letter Onij, u
r. w. HAIlIS. WaIicn-st.
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HAVE PROPERTY at Bensonhurst-by
the-sea worth about - 500 viii IA /
Would exchange for BrOOklvn property Of
tDoa, SAME value. Address Il. BON Z.
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lghtly mOrt2agrd VIII exchange for cOun-
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