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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

By virtue Of "A deed OF trust from the Mar
shall Manufacturing Company 10 &C. Mckac
and y. W. BOwe, trustees. dated OctOper ~,
1881, and duiy recorded, ! Will, as surviving
trustee. being thereto required by the noIuci
az one-ffth in interest Of the bonds secured.
and i'm accordance with resolution oi the
stockholders adopted on the 2ith day OF June
1890. sell by public auction, on the premises
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

10 Holders of Outstanding Ctnfrdi Ifn'
Company Certificate O( Deposit Issned t"dcf
me dgre sacnt NJ RcOrOdnfztUon ~ me
american COtfOu OF Trust.
YOU ARR HEREBY NOT,FlED-First.
That the American Cotton OH Company has
offered To It's stockholders, Of record AT the
closing OF Ne books. on September 10. 1870,
az ~ o'clock noon. the privilege Of subscilp-
ing pro rata 10 the Icn-Iear ) Per Cent. De-
beniure Bonds OF the Company az par, pay
able in instruments as follows: 20 per cent
on September p. 1890; 80 per cent on Ocl9-
ber 10, 1890 30 per cent on November 10
1890; and 20 per cent on December ~ lsvo
Second. You are reminded that You nave
failed TO present yOur Central rust Company
certificates OF deposit for exchange. 10 aNall
OF such privilege II Is necessary that you sur
render your Central Trust Company cetlih-
Gates Of deposit and receive I'm exchange
therefor the preferred and common STOCK, 10
which you are entitled under the reOiganlzh-
ton agreement. Third. Unless such eN-
change be made 10y you before the l3lh IN
ssant, you viii forfeit the privilege OF sucl
subscription, dated September >, 1890. III l.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, by +. +. Oh
COLT President American Cotton OH lfusl
Reorganization Committee. by /. y. olcott
Chairman. selZ-t9eio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
noN. ]. rAYLoR ElLYsON. rr..Ldenl-

Directors:
J. IAlLOE Et.LYSpN,
NORMA . V. RAND pLPH.
FRANK 4 SUTTON.
JOHN Is. PURCELL.
JOHN =. ELLErr. sc7.Im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
WANTS.

THE TIMES offers Special Rates 10 person
seeking employment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

AIANTED.-A LEADING NEW
w YORK CLOTHING HOUSE desires TO
engage a salesman for the state of Virginia.
An already well established trade can be in
creased 50 as 10 create a remuneratiVe posi-
ton for the right man. None but expert
enced clothing statesmen need apply. Adj
dress, giving references, NIRGl MA, BOX LOG,
Station \. New York. se9-tu q ia Nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

XXTANTED-AN ACTIVE. HONEST MAN.
w Salary 500 monthly If suitable, with
opportunities for advance, TO represent local
Nv "A respOi sible New York house. Refer
ences. MANUFACTURER, Lock Box l5so ny
fpn-lulV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.

T. N. EMERSON. GeneraI passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

w ANTED-GOOD MEN AS CAN
w vassers i'm kich mOnd. Address i'm Ow
handwriting, giving references. ., TIMES
flee au3O- I'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Pous.
mouth, Smithheld. Hampton. Old Point.
Waverly. Hicksford and Alexandria, Va:
Washington, -. g.: Newberne. Washington
and TarbOrO, y. c.: all stations ON Atlantic
and Danyille. Seaboard and Roanoke Norfolk
Southern and Farmv lille and pOwhatan Rail-
roads, ana Eastern North Carolina gener-
ally; also TOT Eastern Shore OF Virginia and
all regular landings CD the James river al
LOWEST RATES, and through bills issued
LUCitN b. TATiM NJ. Vice. President,
No. ill7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WKisIGkR, Freight and Passenger
Agent. .my29-if
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

CONNECTIONS
At OLD, POINT and NORFOLK, closely
with all lines foT Baltimore, Philadelphia ana
New York, Virginia Beach and ocean View
same afternoon: also az Norfolk for Eastern
North Carolina and the South.
AT NEWPORT NEWS for Hampton and
Smithheld, Va.
Aud at CLAREMONT with the Atlantic
and Danyille Railroad for Wayerly. Hicks
iOrd. and all stations.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAf
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED B1
RAIL LINES.
FARE TO OLD POINT AND NORFO X
$3.50, STRAIGHT; $3.50 ROUND
TRIP: 81 SECoND-CLASS.
tlRST-CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer.
ARIEL,
CAPTAIN DEYO.
carrying United states mai),
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY Al
IA. NJ. (SrREET-CARS Go DIRECTLY TC
STEAMERS WIZARD for aboye-Hamed
places. Returning, the steamer leaves Nor
folk, Old Point and Newport News on alter
nate days, arriving al Richmond aDOut 4.
NJ,
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at
Careers Agency, No. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
SrATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY Or
NIGHT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

4 1UUNUI LAD1 WISHES a FUSE
"A ton in private family whore she can
be generally useful. Can teach young chill
dren. good home more to be considered
than large salary. References exchanged.
Address l.. X. -, Cumberland Courthouse,
Va sel3-2w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

tATANTED-COLLECTOR AT ONCE
w Call between 1870 and $50 A. NJ. 81
on 81 Rroad street se16-2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
KILLED MS WIFE, HER BROTHER AyD HIHSELF

Charlotte y. G.. Dec. (Spccian.A terrible tragedy
occurred this evening al Henrietta Mll, short 81.
,,ucc from Charlotte. Eighteen month, aSo Hallway
Wall married Miss Eva IIayucs. ono "i the most
uou,,Iar Girl. in the state They moved Nc-t and
nyod together peacoablv for eight ar nine month";
when domestic trouble caused them TO part. MI
WaH returned 10 hcr Old home. Nothinr VA, heard 81
her husband until to-day, when hc come :" Forest
CITY hired a conveyance and went on to the nom" "'
his wife They met near the old home. ~ -" 'p
preached hin Wall drew from HI hip pocket largo
pistol and fred three times. Each shot took 'lr't IN
his wife'e head She fen 10 the ground dead M
Walls brother came up about the time oi the l,' Sln
and Wall shot him Wall jumped into his conN E.
and driving about two miles from his wi'rs h'lnc;
placed his pistol TO his heart and fired lie va Iouu
his hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
TINE yAr1oyAL BOARD Of TRADES gEETTNG.

Novy Orleans Dec. 0.-Thc National Board of Trad"
resumed Us session. at 10 O'Clock THIS morning
After ihc transacton Of routine business, Jane = !
.,,..r,l,un of the New York Chamber Of Commerce,
and T. b. Waddill, Of the Helena. Ark. Chd'nlcf
of Commerce. were elected vice presidents Papers
No TO- proposed by the Chant cI commerce ana
Industry Of Louisiana. and No. II, proposed by the
Louisville E>Oard Of Trade. relating to the care ond
Improvement Of the Mississippi River by the National
Government were taken Mp by preference and dis
c,s,cd in connection with the following resolution
offered by Colonel Waddiil, Of Arkansas
Resolved By the National Board OF Trade, now in sos
-.on in Orleans. that III" improvement Of nsvfi'.on
Of the Mississippi River, and n" protection Of the In
habltant, Of Americas grat Delta from nunda'on, is The
National Government
Tho Louisiana Chambers paper gratefully
acknowledges the succOr already extended by Con
g-e,s and the Mississippi River Commission earnestly
neLs that q fuller measure Of Justice be done bv
more adequate provisions. The Louisville Board 's
papcr relates the necessity for the carly improve
ment of the Mississippi River and rs principal rlbuta
ricS.
The resolution Of the Louisiana Chamber of Com.
mcrrc and Industry adopted by All almost unaui
mou, vote Discussion of the CIcago Board Of Trade
rr,olntions relative TO the Interstate Commerce
act was resumed. The preamble declared that viola
tiOns Of the act had become numerous and aggressive,
and that il should be amended 10 make IT effective
The resolution adopted, was a-6 the Tc~olu ION
relative to the cmpoyn OI experts by The Conmi-
sion The fourth csoluiion requiring the full dclv
cry of shipments Of Ia1 with ut deduction for loss
or .hortagc defeated by vote of yeas 26, NAYS
Mr. Anderson. Of Washington. offered a resolution.
which was adopted, pledsing support TO the Worlds
Fair.
mend inc the National Transportation Association and
denouncing the uniform bill Of lading was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
,,.,,.,.,,y ~ THE SOUTHERN FIELD TRIALS.

,,,i,g,on y. G.. pee . >pccall. me 9e'''' pt'"N
am, ,,. Absolute Derby winners we're decided t"''N'
rhc Pointer stake was brought up TO 'le las, "'',
for first money. and two brace ran IN tue MI Nsr'
Stake The unfinished heat between Euper an"
san, =. was not run. sam being Ill The Judges ue
cld,d TO give Rupert second ana sam Il, INV" -.
,''" ,o, snct,ed ROY and Ian was long aud not
,.,,,,ar, The grass was covered with 'c. ard birds
',,,, hard 70 find yet spotted Bov' by doing the
,c.t work on game won the title Of Absolute Derby
t,r TN. continuation Of the second series oi t'c
An ,ccd Pointer stake resulted in spot beating Rock
.N' nnv a. nont on a single bird. Deuce beat Duke
by 99uE " IucII OF getting most actual points or
" ie 49, In the third series. King OF Kent dcica'ed
r,nnk W; ZigZag beat spot; Deuce q bve III ,hc
rt% series Dcucc Eeat king OF Kent, ~ Tag had a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
ASr1PARNELLITES IL CONFERENCE.
DISCUSSING THE PROPOSED MANIFESTo-MES-
SAGE FROM TIE ENJOYS n AMERICA



1o,do, Dec. o-The Ant. .Parncu section Of the
,ih marty met today ana discussed the terms OF ITS
n7ouosed manifesto. Nothing definite was dcciueo
nnon Chairman Mccarthy read cable message ilom
,be Anti parneu delegates in America, which was ~
follows: , IT,.
Cordial sympathy with yoT rNolutoh' he-'iG''s rii..
methods Tor immediate future owing 70 lmp"~> nl"i'
of adequate discussion BY cable, we de'irc - 'NC =
responsbilitv as hitherto. To YOU We &c 20
nv the methods believe best 10 ecVuIc I''4'0" .
Sithdrawai and the reunion OF the party. ,., -.
Sir John Pope Hennessey has bcen hitt honiiua" tr D
Parliament in North Kilkenny; The parnelLtss ~, ami WI.
oppose the candidacy of Sir John Prior TO Ms n1
nation nv the Arti Parnellites, Sir ohn Sen r t
10 Parnen saying: As an Irish 1atfiohc rh i"o
Mr.. Gladstone has written letter reearnhut5 ' he
crisis in the Irish Nationalist party IN ~ilCn h1 IL
soys there appears be Guo'ton Affecting hW-oi'
fIt only an unexplained contradiction between 'hT
PANEL Of November 1890 and the panlell Of al
former date, since the IlawaINcn interview.
Mr. GladS stone will address the electors Oi pa, w
at RefOld station Thursday in behalf 81 MY NrI
tie Liberal caud date ipr Parliament II Hhl &
expressed the hope that the DIVISION 3et"ten Lhe
two sections Of tie Nationalist party VIII be giaon
anv brdged ., ., r., the
National League has adopted a reNoi'uoh r'p1"'"'"
Mr. Pamcll. v..,,,,. p,,o,,
The Most Rev. Or. Bartholomew Woodlock. konan nan
Catholic bishop Of Ardach ana CICnhao"os' "''
strongly pronounced against Nr PaacH. , .,
The manifesto 0f the anti ParncH 9+'uon "i V'e
Nationals, party viii appear tonorroU mornnf will
rc,i ign his In Parliament AID "H'r INNS" ''
BeIta,r. Dec 0.-"The Belfast News which has
hitherto supported Mr. Farne now urges nm 10 rc''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
TO RrFryD STATE TAXES TO THIS coryrr.

Albany Dee. 9-Pursuaut 10 the provisions of
,.,...,. ,,.o of tho Law. ~ 1859, Controller Wcmpe
d oi,pcrlutcndent u PuTic Instruction Draper may'
up,n due consideration and upon proofs oeine Only
n,c.eut.d and taken. have credited TO the county OF
X.v Yor, the sum Of Si73.7o2 -. which amount is To
l, available 10 that county in the discharge oi
state taxes hereafter accruln@ against inc county
rbi. o,nouu, represents the sum of money winch mas
,.o,, herc, ,f,r, charged - and paid by New-lors
funty FOR tho wear, l-SO to l-,0. inclusive on &C.
c,upt of state taxes based upon property exempted
ny law from local taxation for state purposes and nos
v law roll,ctablc by the county IL has been showh
,h,t all amount, Illegally collected bv Ne~-lorK
County during those years upon s'ch cNefhptcu prop
~ r stale taxes have been actually refunded by that
,,,,, of ihc total amount credited m Ncw-lorE
Couu,v StG.OGo - is credited on account OF s'ats
,, ,,xcs and SIO7 .642 23 account OF other
W,ert have been informed Of this action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10

C1dcaso Dec. Especial. The Germans Of chicago
appear io BE- th,rou-ly united u support of Washing
tom lie ur the editor. ho rcfi.'- &" maize the -r
cured pa, Hcut 81 - per cont on the ~'aai- /inS
slh,crip on 10 the Worlds Fair until the Sahl'i'rIn
and sumpttary regulations for the Fair are clearly
Defined II j., not iuAly dual. II b. sad. & a.
MIR. lie ng thu put, him III In conflict with the air
auth0rtic, be !, rather the spokesman of the German
subscribers World Iar atock Of whom ;l"rc ar"
said to be over 10000 in Chlcrgo. Mr.. IIc-nr SAYS
that nhlc,- The Fair gToHud- ~" thrown open on 0uh
day and nguor~ sold IN the restaurant and ON the
ground he viii not complete the subscription made b'
hi, paper. -. -.
President Palmer protest, against too much World
Fair lcg -lItou hY C"u&rrs~. World talr W''i'I.
splendid condition now" aid l' today, h!,
If Coucrc-, attempts any ha1',ing legislation i'rc
viii hc rupture .
Mayor Cr,grr has signed thc orlinanc' evihS
Is 600 900 10 the WORLDS columbian EAp"-li"h ana
il VIII tomorrow BE- placed fl the hands OF ii'~"lu
Harrison. The orlinaIc" was signed ~ biup"
given by the >ona Of Sew York az t'ie sherman I'"''
To.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
THE OLD AR.NORY BURNS DOWN
ONLY THE WALLS OF \ HISTORIC BUILD
INC LEFT.
BRILLIANT BLAZE AT WHITE tNp Elm SIS
THE INTERESTING HISTORY OF
THE STRUCTURE

The Armory building an old downtown laudmarh'
al White and Elm St.. partially Destroyed N
fire last evening. The fire Va~ discovered az -;f"
o'cloch by Policeman smith n the corner Of The hnci
on The ns-t haor. \ dense volume q smoha am
shower Of paris burst Of the windows. p''cc''i
by slight explosion.
Tn, occupant Of the building John Hr''ol.
Nos. - AID y Elm St.. metal worker: NcW!ha"~
Printing Company. No. o3 Elm IT,; Armand Wolf. puo-
llsEcr of The Commercial Travellers Jrn'nal, ana
John simmons. metal WorAer. The structure hd-
frontage OF - feet Elm Il. and 700 feet od Whit"
IT.. and +, two stories high. The uppc? pat # iAe
building divided by several wooden partitions Ii'
small rooms. which flied with paper and printing
machinery. The woodwork, IN The b,lldn- va, old nd
dry and inside Of twenty mluHt', iom Tie time tho
fire Started The entire inside was raging furnace
There wcrc a large number Of logE narrow
windows ail sides of the a.Wory and
these acted like CRATE through which thc
wind sincd and kept ia" niu" going visor'p-lg u"id
nothing left standing except TN" brcH walls. lhG
total loss 10 the stock + $4,000 about evenly
divided between III, t,nIut. The lu.llin- +, Owned
by the city and j. damaged to the amount m $1,000
The armo;y Wa hrllt abou, fifty year, a-o and
used for long time q, 4 drill! room for the ct'
militia. When The militia became too numerous Oh"
building given up rs 'hr cty e., drill rooiI. and
wa r~cd oy NE Fire Department ~ q Storage iD.
incl and appaIatu-. Urri,'r the Vag The aruo.N Wa
used a~ a hospital aud prison. DURING ih- "r.,Ire
riot 81 1~.l the G0th Regiment occupied the armon
ln ;hc custody Of regiment iiom tle regular AMY.
Wendell, Artillery. Eat'.l} T.. occupied t.r iovcr r-r
Of the hui!dlnS - drill room uuni ahohi ~A ''ii
tmt hr bod, of GENERAL Woun Ia, lu stan" ia ,i-
buiidNs. The city lr' ont 49, -tuctu' " I'"
While rhc fre wa =, it- h'i-ht tie policemen 90
duty told of a my~t"r.ou, Oh lr-IF'm1n Nh' every
mornins for tllri} Co. Try .'a. .'nr ~ a 'i
The army fNm thm arnory ani both were hiici
From he day That -hn received the u"V~ II tr fate
& has Ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10

THANKING THE "FXILUS OF ERIN" FOR THEIR
SUPPORT PREPARATIONS FOR HIS WEI"
COME TO IRELAND AND TO DUBLIN.
London. Dec 9.-Mr Parncll started for Duohh
This evening large crowd Of lrshmen' resi-
dents of this city. had assembled at the railway
station. and on the appearance Of thcif Ieauel
shecred wildly. Mr. Parncll entered car an"
from a window addressed his countrymeh' ''
said: .,
u am overiovcd 10 soc that YOU have honoreo
mo in .uch large numbers The demonstration
will help me in this fight which have un'''-
taken Over sixteen years ago the lr!Shihe" VI
England gave me the first assistance III lI''"'''
for nv country the path which she h's P''s"'
from that DAY to tbs | have never l''eo''e,
yonr help never forgotten that 70 Nou' eN''o ~
Erin. was due thc credit Of the hT'' eo"Spc'" Ia
Tho new STRUGGLE You will have no cause - ~
cret that YOU stood by me IN 'hosc "'HS
Won will bc with to the end ana 'os''H'I
We will win for orr country what "od oe'ei''i'"e'
she should get.
A number of the Mccarthy faction oi 'he ir'Sn
Parliamentary party were on the same 'f"'" o'-
cupyiag seats in tie rear cars.
Wr parncn has been invited 10 visit Mitchels-
town during his tour in Ireland lie has oceh
assured that $1,000 persons will assemble there
Dubln Dec a-Two hundred supporters OF
ur Parnell who will act as his body-guard. the
Parpeu Leadership Committee and a number OF
other dcputatiors will 90 to Kincstown tomorrow
on A special train for the purpose oil w'!cohiNs
Mr. Parncl on his arrival in Ireland from L"A-
don. and cscortinc him to Dublin. In The even
IN, A torchli-ht procession will he held IN his
honor. in which all the bands in the city VIII
participate The proccsSo on VIII cS'of' MI l'r
neil 10 the Rotuuda, where as has alrcadl oceh
.rro,,ccd hc will deliver an address. During
his v>i, he Will be tie guest Of i;c Lo}d Lo}d mayor
AZ the Mansion House. II j. NJ. larhciI ; li,H-
sion 70 reoroani7c tie National League IN DuNlrn
The Evening telegraph >ay. !, neh'ye> ,.l,.,, ,,,'
tho meeting to he held in the fotunda tomorrow.
M which Nh Parncll Will speak. VIII d'claIc
passonately for him. The Irish people say ms ms
nsper do not desire a manifesto from t0rlN-hN'
.adcs nor an eNpuurling OF thcii II'1Tc
rolcv in Nationalist newspapers suhsidZcd ny
Eladstorjan gold. They must explain th"ir past
nolcy. They we're elected as Parncllit"s me
TELEGRAPH" adds and il challenges them 10 'cs'
wbefhcT or rot Ireland desires 10 retain them
as anti -PaInelltCs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10

Tablcouan l. r. Dec. o (-pccian The report that
ibc Cbcr,l. Nation had received an offer of fl'o''
600 from one syndicate and f2o.ooooOo f"in ai"tH''
for it. aid wa received here hi morning. 'A''I
Mave bcu@ asked what woud De- done aboui III" "H'r-'
answered that they ud have due con-drrltl'" rom
tho Council lie said The oilers had changed lH
situation entirely. and added II the land belongs -
the Cherokee Nation. which the supreme CONT VIII
undould.dIy decide, Won r-t assured mat We 'h'
not -cI II for any fI0rOOOOJ or t20,ooo.ooo ""
are wealthy and hall walt for ion or tv"niy ycai~ "l
moro II uGc-- -ary before ~po-luG of th' LAID I1r
iovenmcnt'- offer Of 97.OOO,Ooo for the StHp WI
not be accepted We want all n j. worth ana can t'H
better what will be done after the title i rciiIe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
~ THE FIELD or LABOR.

THE FEDERATIOE'S MEETING At DETROIT.
Detroit Dec. 0.-The Federation OF Labor assembIed
this morning st O'Clock Tho report of the aud'tne
committee was adopted. Among the resolutions Sud
mttcd was that each member te assessor !" '''''
a quarter to form strike fund, from "hi'h an "''
on strike are 10 receive - week
An appeal came from the Rochester T7ld"' Assem-
blv - support the shocmakcrN' ~tiihe DO tha' Guy
rclerrd \ long line of resolutions VA, ais" Ie''f''
anon. them resolution 10 take the Telegraph HN'-
ont Of the hands II mouop,l-t> and place them lu ~"
hand, II the Government. y chang" I'D ~" '''
,tituiion was asked for limiting TIE elr'h'h "'
,re.id,ot of the Federation tO consecutive terms
The Fedora lion Wa a'hcd - lnd"r-c woman .h'I"''
The r.pGri of the special commlt"" on The ADMISSION
Of oaucl. representing the Nc" or" ''h'@ I~ I~.,'
mn ,avorallv the admission O >aricl ON me r""i ~
ground That b" cam" from an "rEluLal"n "iH"u. .
e,ort,r frntu ibn Fedcrafl,r Delegate Morgan wanted
th- subject deferred to the next cDnvcn'oh, ana 80
moved. MoTsan's resolution wa I'-' IY ''''''\e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-10
ALARM IN OKLAHOMA.
THE SITUATION IN THE TERRITORY
SERIOUS.
INDIANS TRADING OFF THEIR EFFECTS FOR
ARAis-EAIDS IN SOUTH DAKorA-CoM
PLANTS FROM THE FOND DU

j.
81 Louis Dee ga dispatch from GutAr!e' j. -
.oys: IL d. Mckee ore OF the courier VINO "riFeu
he,c Yesterday from Frisco. small town on III;
ho,dcr .,ys in addition 10 the st,tcmcnt' maze 10
to,.rror steel, that while the greatest icH "1'
entertained bv the women and children IN mat '''
,io, vo. the turdiet men s.t well be a'arhcu' IL
say, that there are 1000 Indians IN di''r'"
west Of his pace cn-ayed in tie ghost dances ga" Una
they are trading oT the ponies blankets ann ""''
for Guns and ammunition. They are 'a"peu WIN
war paint and dancing and screcchinG IN th"r nan
nudc condition. Never before during the re''"' '''
Ina, The aspect of tie Indian Territory io'"e' -
.ri,u. Arrangements are being made 10 give Ol'
b,r.or towns every assistance possible ana tIe 'Ia
hona settler, are fally aroused
Omaha. Ncb. Dee 81 dispatch from RAPID NY
: u s,vs. \ band ~ Indian, from Llt'Ic N"'Iu ;
camp j, campcd about ten miles east o ''c ,cl ''''N
pi,sr torvecu the mouths of French and Battle
creeks They have been raiding deserted fal''e'
killing and running OIL ~toch burning hay and gram,
and stealing household goods. To-day twenty h'H'"
men, well mounted. left RAPID city for 'hc Ilu'a"
cau,p They will be Joined by number OF ra"'"'''n u,
and II they are not intercepted by the uoop'' VIII
attack he Indians
Ad,patch from Custer >ays that not ftr from Bnfa"
CAP r. ". warren a rancInan. wiih fpnr oi IT'S nv"
atttclcd rdlnc party OF lndlal' "'' "'''' ''''
This tory s not verified
~" ''' ''''' ,..,,,, ,.,i. scout came,
Pine Ridge hy way ol ku~hNlIie' N'o.' .|.
IN ionish, and reported DO sooner had the ho>"io
,, r,,rr,.d home from council held yesterday than
tncg proceeds to move camp several "Ie' deeper "'
u. Bad Lands, h-tcsd Of moving thcr'ir'm' a. al
yl-cd p, Drpcral Irooho."
Mason CIty. Iowa. Pee o.-scvcnte'n >ioHN I".N'
Garccr- including sioux chief, passed ih"'-" iva
i.v ,e.tor,v ou their way .or Port smelling. Nnu''
''' , ., 80, H., , d.tachfneut of
where th'' were D'"- "'0" ~ .,.d la,
United -'ato- tr.Op,. IN'N hdd D.c" ''P'"'''
,.,, .,iu. ,, .i.ir Xay from Pine Ridge Agency ID
''''' WIN "
inst of Lower biulc.
,r.i,,r, Dee, q (cnrfi Miles late last u-ht saw
80, '.t,.i pro-. di.patch from GE'hrc Oklahoma.
the An '''-' '.. a,.,.. 49,. ,r.ycnne-.
with r"f'iru'" :" ih' 'f'"''''-'' s''''~ '
Afapano., aud Couanche, on the ve-ie" b'i''r 10
V"I"' M' '' soy , .,a, 49,, o.a,..r ,.cild mn
N"i U.s. 'I'' t''' ''' H.. f,.t,.r
,.,,iclly l.ll, afcg the matter promptly. ne 4"'
...l ,l,t ,lo.. sane indians lad a great medicine
'i' ''" ~ , -,-n,, ,.,. Western
dire" Iu l-11 aad created E'-" ''''' "''
Ei.-a, TO od Mexico. Ihcv "e0 h"ilN con