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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-12
THE nAWARpEN CONRgRgNCg.


| Mr. P1rnoIl Attempts to Make an ErplRnR
uon-An Iu,munso Audience OTGSts Him.
LIMERICK, Jan. lt.-Fully 10000 per
SONS assembled here TO gree! Mr.. Par
nell, thousands coming from all the I'D,
oing counties. In response to addresgct
Mr.. PatnelI made long speech. liz
held that Mr.. Gladstone had caused th,
present trouble by issuing mandatory
letter demanding that the Irish mem
bers deposo their leader.
Referring to Mr.. GladstoHes denial oI
the accuracy Of the statements regarding
the interview at HRWRrtleH, Mr.. PaFRet
declared that he could now confirm Their
truth By letter written March, 1881,
only three months after the interview
was fresh in his mind, and when even
his bitteres. enemy could not say he had
any reason to msrepresent or suppress
he truth. The letter was cent to Cecil
Rhodes, Premier Of the Cape OF Good
Hope, an adherent Of the cause OF Home
Rule.
Mr.. Paruell here read The letter, PROV.
ing that the statement he sent 10 Mr..
Rhodes Corresponded with assertions In
his manifesto which Mr.. Gladstone had
Contradicted. He then proceeded to say
that Mr.. Gladstone pointed to hia only
declarations, but II was difficult TO make
anything out OF these, Gladstone pos.
aessing marvellous faculty Of placing a
different Interpretation on any state
ment other than that placed upon it by
bis opponents. Mr.. O'Brien, to whom
he (Paruell) had communicated an out.
line OF the HHwRrden conversation, had
q remembrance absolutely identical with
bis own regarding Mr. Gladstons's
proposal az to the number Of memberl
OF Parliament.
Another fact yet unreyealed, Mr.. Par.
nell said, he would now publish.
Iwenty.iour hours before his manifesto
he saw Mr.. Mccarthy, to whom he told
what he intended TO do and gave an
outline OF the statement he was pre-
preparing to issue a manifesto. Mr.. Nc.
CarLhy, lac bad reason to know, placed
his intention before Mr.. Gladstone.
(uisses.) Mr.. Mccarthy also commune
Gated to him Mr.. GlRdslone's obsrTva-
ton outline Of the maniiestO, and there
Was no reference whatever made by Mr..
Gladstone against the manifesto on the
ground OF breach OF confidence. Cries
OF "hear, hear"
Mr.. Parneti only asked his supporters
to believe tina. he had not been
Gctuated by the contemplate aud
paltry motives attributed to him.
As soon rs the future Irish
question was occurred he would cheer
fully retire from the leadership Of the
party. LCFies Of mo, no, Do.nl He
snould scarcely DO asked to
lead the party compGsed as 1t was
at present. ["HeRr," "heGr." He be.
iieyed the future would yindfcate him
fully, but he .Yasiu never seek yindiCa.
ton beyond the voice oil the Irish peo'
nIe TC,haeTg
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4 CIGARETTE YEGFIN.
another Youth Dying from tho En'sCts Of
Smoking Them.

Another Youth Dying from tho Facets OF
Smoking Them.
Nav YORK, Jan. ti.-Wiiliap Bird
the lad Of eighteen who is now under
treatment At the Governor Hospital Tor
tobacco poisoning, due to cigarette smok.
ing, may Ed. recover, and ls likely 10
be mentally weak for the rest Of his life
II he does live. He began to Gtnoke
shout four years ago, and in the course
Of time be got to smoking as many as
three or ioQr packages OF cigarettes
dav. When cigarettes were KEPT away
from him ho smoked pipe. de not
only smoked all day, but often went 70
bed With a cigarette in his mouth, aud
more thna ones narrowly escaped being
burned in conssG Gence.
The attempts OF his parents to put.
etop to the hAhtt were Hega'iYed by hin
with cunning usually characteristic oI
maniscs. After acting queerly Tor some
time he became violent on Thursday
night, and when he was taecn to the
hospital it was necessary to strap him tc
his cot 10 prevent him from iniurinG
himself, His paroxysns have nov sub
sided, but he lies on S!s cot pale and
Jhin--a pitiiul object, His system Il
saturated with nicotine. The chic
cause OF his trouble vas his practice o
| inhaling cigarette smoke.
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C0yDBSSsD rfLEGRAIs.

Central Illinois has water famine.
Queen Victoria has contributed GOO
to the Irish relief fund,
Several Colorado mines have been sold
10 an English syndicate.
The Illinois snowstorm, just ended,
was the largest for years,
Five Russian smugglers broke through
the ice on the Prussian frontier and were
drowned.
The Sugar Trust receiveTship has been
annullod al New York end a reOrgOnizl-
ton will take place.
The report from Arkansas tha. Cot.
Robert Crockett was dead is premature.
The Colonel is improving.
The English generally approve OF Sec.
rotary Blaine's proposition that joint
committee visit Alaska and investigate
affairs.
Turkey has refused Ruasia's request
for the extradiiion oil Prince NAkas.
hide, who ID accused OF Nihilist in.
trigues.
A Spokane Faila posse is wagiug war
against band Oi horse thieves. In one
skirmish the sheriff and one robber was
wounded.
Five safe blowers were caught while
working at Chicago safe containing
valuable diamonds Friday. One made
a break for liberty and escaped.
The two Alaskan explorers sent out
by Mrs. Frank Leslie, Wells aud Price,
probably Perished, as diligent inquiry
among natives give no clue to them.
A motion to abandon the lake front
as part OF the Worlds Fair site vas con.
Edered by the local directors. a vote
on the motion was postponed until Tues.
day.
Portugal and the United States will be
invited by Spain to be represented on
the committee having in charge the pro-
posed Columbus QIarto.Centennial Gel
ebration.
Postmaster seabold, Of Williams
Bridge, n. Y, WAS attacked in hia office
by six Italians, whose motive is supposed
to have been robbery. The postmaster
gave the gang lively fight and sue
Ceeded in driving them OF,
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WASHINGTON news.
The Legislative Prospect For
the Coming Week.
THE FINANCIAL BILLS FgTE
10 be Decided Wednesday Situation
Full OF Possibiilrics--Congres-.
ional Opinions About the
Indian Question.

| WAsmEGTJg. Jan. 1.-THE legisIAtiy,
prospect Tor this week Is lull OF proDis'
Of ma,tefB Of public iateEes: AID import
ance. II the agreement made last weel
ia observed by tie Senate, "Wednesday
will close the discussion OF the Fin5ncia
| bill and decide its late in that body
As II is gtnsriliy expected tltst the free
coinage amendment wN prevail, inteFes;
now cenGers in the result Of the con.
lroyerHy over the National Bank and
two per cent bond features Of the bill.
The proceeding Of the Senate after the
Financial bin is out OF the way are
PSgblsHlGiicaL
An effort will be made by the Repub.
lean Senators 10 hold caucus and agree
upon a programme, aud If this caucus Is
held d determined attack Will be made to
cause il to place the EIgctiCu8 bill again
Ia the van Of party measures and force
it through the Senate with the aid OF a
closure rule. Should this attempt 10 se-
cure action on the Elections bill fail, the
probabilities are that either the Appor.
tiDnmsIt, the Pension Appropriation
bill, one or more OF the pending labor
bila, or perhaps the Conger Lard bill,
with the Paddock Pure Food bill a. an al
tentative, will be taken ap.
Mr.. Plat has given notice that he will
ask the Senate to consider the copyright
bill to.mOrog in the morning hour.
This bill maysg;so figure in the pro-
ceedirgB after the bill ia argued.
The shipping bill and appropriation
bill will probably ba the chist matters OF
consideration in tho House during the
coming week. Monday is District
Day" but Chairman Cutcheon, OF the
Military Affairs Committee, expects to
make an effort to have the army appro-
priatiOn bill, which was under discus.
sion Saturday, disposed OF before dis
trict legislation is given the floor. Tnes.
day an effort will be made TO take up the
chipping bill.
development is, however, very large,
and the prospect is that the bill will not
be out of the way until Thursday after
noon, although its friends hope TO Sc.
cure final vote just before adjourn.
mgnt Wednesday. Friday is set apart
for private bills. Six appropriation bills
are on the calendar and from now on
advantage vii! be taken OF every oPp0F-
tunity to bring them bsioIe the House.
The Senate Financial bill is expected to
go through the House the latter part Of
this week. There Is no reason to ex-
pect tho bill TO cut any figure during
this week, but in view OF the last seB
sion's action over tho silver bill the sit
ualion is full OF possibilities.
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BRlCg IN TUT LOBBY.
Ho oRends Western Democrats by Work.
ing for the Republican shipping BIH.

Ho oHends Western Democrats by Work.
ing for the Republican shipping BIZ.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE West IN
Democrats who have been opposing the
subsidy shipping bill are very much in.
censed agaius. Senator.elgCt Brice for
lobbying sgainst them in the interest OF
tha. measure. Brics has been in Wash
ington for two or three days past, and
at the Capitol frequently. His efforts
have been directed toward capturing
doubtful Democrats in the Ohio delega-
ton, and, it is said, has been successful
with some OF them,
When asked what business brought
him here BIice has given reaEons other
than subsidy or his interest in Pacific
Mail stock. To one inquiring Oaioan
he was cool enough TO say that he was
looking after the Federal Elections bill,
a most violent stretching OF the truth
tha, did not deceive the gentleman, who
had Just heard some Of Brlos's lieuteR.
ants making reports to him about mem
beers who bad been labored with for the
Shipping bill. Bries's eaoFls IL the
lobby for Republican measure that
has excited such strong DemocIatic OPP
position has not populariZsd him much
in his new public relations. This Is
Brice's second visit in the interest OF
this measure. His interest Is wholly a
Wall street support
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THE NEBRASKA SITUATION.
Tho New AdjutRnt General Orders u,t
Troops to Desert ThayST- and The!

Tho Now Adjuthnt General Orders nC
Troops to Desert ThaTpr, and ThoJ
Obey.
STATE CArrToL, LINCOLN, NEB Jan.
1.-The GubOrnatoraI situation re-
mains unchanged. Governor Boyd is
recognized by all the State officers, while
Governor Thaycr insists that he is still
at the head OF the Government.
When General Niyiquain, the naw
Adjutant General, arrived at the Capt.
tol he found Captain Rhody in COM
mand Of twenty-five militiamen at eG'
Governor Thayer's room.
He ordered the Captain to SO with
him to Governor Boyd's room. The
Captain obeyed orders aud leaving,
saluted Governor Boyd as commander
iu.chicf, and awaited orders, In few
moments General Viyiquain gave him
an order to repair with his command to
the compRny's barracks and await
orders. With this command in his
hand ho went with the General to
Thayer's room, aud ordering the con'
pany to ialiin, gave the orders, "Reverst
arms, forward, march," Thnyer en-
treated him to allow the militia tC
remain, but, saluting him, Captain
Rhody said, "a sRlute yon for the las
time. | recognize the authority OF the
COMMANDMENTS Chief, Governor Boyd,
and the company slowly marched trou
1.-THE State House TO their barracks. The
next move will be to iorcibly ejec
Thayer from his present room, il ht
still persistS in imagining himself Gov
ernot.
Governor ThRyer left his oifics thil
evening in charge OF the clerks and wen
home, and Governor Boyd left his office
in charge Of Private Secretary Higgins
and went to Omaha.
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Topeka, KAs., Jan. 1.-THE Supreme
Court has decided that colored children
could not be Disseminated against in
the public echools. The court holds
that the Legislature not having gtanted
to cities of the second-Ctass power 70
establish the seperate schools for coiorea
children, the action OF the Board oil I'd
uCation in attempting TO exclude col
ored children from the schools and com,
pei them to attend a separate school
J was illegal,
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pARMERsl ALLlANCR rArrlcg.
RoSIGtiuE by Force Foreclosure Sales (
Harper County, Kansas.

RosIStipG by Force Eoroclosuro Sales In
Harper County, Kansas.
vienna, KAHsAst Jan. 1.-THE altoy.
ney for the johnson Loan and Trust
Company Of Arkansas City and Sheriff
Dobson, Of Harper county, had an ex-
perience which confirms the belief that
the Fsrmers Alliance intends prevent.
ing BY force, il necessary, all fore
closure gales OF iSrnB. The Loan
Company hold Judgments against
farms in tho western part OF Harpgr
county in the sum Of nearly $3j OJO, and
armed with orders Of sale, the officer
and attorney yesterday proceeded 10
offer the property at auction. No sooner
was their purpose undetatoud than
twenty irate farmers tore the pappTg
from their hands ard ordered them rom
the neighboEhood. The sheEiH desis,ed
but will return Monday with force
sufficient to guarantee the sale and ar.
rest OF the ring leaders.
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ROE BllvUES 6logL
How the Secretary MAKES Capital q Irtsh
ptarsss The Measure q Relief.

DvRuS. Jan. li.-A railroad eoause.o
writes ihE, the delay in the propose,
railway go,ks between WssipoIt AL,
/ Newport is due, Eol TO the Goyenmeni
bat to the fac! that the laad has no
been obtained tfoa the Marquis Of SligJ
and other local propTie,Nrs.
TIE FrssWua lgl7lgi says that the
construction did not mre, the Necessity
! Of the case, as the supply Of labor lar ex,
! cee1el the demand, and chaRus The
contractor with employing experienced
nayy.ts instead o! the local prasantTy.
L9ug before The English newspapers
admitted that the lfish famine prospect
WIS real, and for weeks while BAiluF
was declaring that there need be no fear
even @, serious distress, the true state OF
udAis was repeatedly pointed out thai
hss now come % pass. lhg methods OF
relief which, under The strong pressure
o! public opinion, BallOur lnally AZ,
mltted 70 Parliament, were deliberately
made inadequate Ia order, Es is nov
mAde clear, that be and the Nicrr0y
might pose as the lord high almoRsrs Oi
Ireland. The unprecedented scheme by
which the Irish Government appealed
to private charity for help, in doing that
which IL was It's duty as government
to do, was entirely due TO Biliour.
He did not intend al inst that the
ViCgroy should share whatever glory |
might rcgult irOm Ii, for have seen the |
original draft OF the letter 70 the iima |
written throughout in the liBt person
ADj ioT some reason changed !
Al the last moment into the fist person
plural. the necessary changes being In
B4liour's handwriting, The whole
'htug IL transparent political dodge.
rHe givers Ut ulnU.lcnlhs OF the SO O0l
already subscribed are Tories, and the
money will DO distributed in tue inter.
asl5 Of the Tory party by Tory magis.
rates and policemen.
By Monday next week, from the pub.
IcatiOn OF his appeal, Baitour will prob.
IDLY receive go 900, while the non.
political London Mansion House iund .
or the relief OF the widows and orphans
Il the brave sailors who persisted Ia the
wreck Of the war ship Serpent, amounts,
.iier more than amonth OF hard begging,
o E2,7OO.
While the Irish members arc "nego. q
iating' NJ BouloEne, the eviCted ten.
nia are Starving in Ireland. Most OF :
he poor people would make terma with :
heir landlords II they could, but when
hey joined the plan Of campaign they 9
lJged their rents with mysterious
rgstees, and are nov penHile8s. These :
lilp, lFE needless To EAy will TgCpiVp no I
elp from BallUuts fund, aRd II diBsen. /
ions in the Eational ranks are TO con-
nuc, the Just and most mercifut plan Of a
would be to return TO the 4
yic,ed tenants their money aud allow i
hem to make the best terms obtainable I
.om their lanhlOrds.
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OMMrA, WASH, Jan. ll,-Actine
Governor Laughton this afternoon 70,
ceiyed dispatch from tbs County Com.
missloners OF Okonogan county, setting
forth that on Thursday night one OF the
Indiana implicated in tie murder Of
Freighter Cole WAS taken from jail and
lynched. Tho telegram also states that
a Catholic priest had warned the settlers
that indignation ran high among the
Okonogan Indians, who had held four
councils, and II was likely they would
20 on the war path. The officers In con-
clusion asked for 500 stands Of arms aud
ammunition. Two hundred stands will
he sent afa
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MIR. nuBBAEp WINS

A Case Against thu Coils Law Flrm In
Washington FOR Attorneys Fees.
speeidI DlalatcA TO he IatlligReer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.--There has
been an interesting caae on trial here
in the Supreme Court during the pas.
week before Judge Cox. 1t is the case
Of W. p. Hubbard, Of Wheeling, W. Va
against Messrs. G. o. Cole and Wyman
l.. Cole, attorneys.at.law, formerly Of
Parkersburg. 1t was an actioniu which
Mr.. Hubbard sought to secure his alleged
share OF fees on a certain judgment at
law against the West Virginia Oil and
Land Company. The plaintiff alleged
that the Messrs. Cole received as their
share for securing the judgment the sum
OF Sf4, ,227 Oh, and that th0y took him
into the case with the agreement that il
the Judgment WAS secured they would
allow him One.third OF the amount re-
ceivcd by them. On this agreement he
sued ioT the amount Of Si742 81. Mr.
John Johns was counsel for the plaintiff
and Judge Jere Wilson and ]. J. Dar.
lington for the defendants. Yesterday
the Jury rendered sealed verdict t0r the
plaintiff for g 2Ol
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IIONORABLY ACQUITTED.
a Steamboat Cooks Action vindIoatod BY
GraGd Jury.

A Steamboat Cooks Action Nindlcalod bT
GraGd Jury.
EVANSVILLE, IND., Jan. ll.-Frank
Thomas, cook OF the Memphis packet
Big Sandy, was honorabIy acquitted Of
the change Of murder at Henderson,
KY, yesterday. 1t will be remembered
that three weeks ago Thomas repuIsed
mufinous crew Of the steamer Ohio, be-
Ing carried to Cincinnati on the Sandy,
wherein they made an attack on the
cook house aud attempted his life, lie
shot and killed one man, fatally
wounded another and seriously wounded
tso others. Thomas was arrested and
jailed at Greensboro, but sent to Hen
derson Tor trial, and at his preliminary
examination he was heldin $500 bond,
which was furnished by Evansville par
ties. Yesterday the grand jury made its
report, falling to fad an indictment
against Thomas, and his acquitlal fol-
l0ypi
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sPtf71I Ul3DdltT % ne I7IHH3WoT,
MARTrNsDURG, W. VA, Jan. ll.--Dr'
William D. Bnrkbart, prominent clti,
zen OF this city, died here yesterday
morning OF cancer Of the tongue. DR..
Burkhart was for many years a skilliul
practicing physician, 0u: owing to Ill.
health discontinued the practice OF hiH
profession. During the latter part Of bis
Illness his mind was impsirnd. He was
for many years cashier Of the Berkeley
Savings Bank.
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WlIHgG F0R 8gDtHs.


20 the Front
YAflEY Cir1i \. D., Jan. 1.-THE
city has been in ierueat Of excitement
all day over military sGsirs. Shortly after
midnight the bagIe call 70 afms sas
soGndcd on the principal streets aud
within an hour the members Of Com.
pany @, Fint regiment, had assembled
at the armory, where Captain Peaks
read a Telegram from Governor Burke,
ordering the company 70 be ready ~
proceed 10 the frontier a. an hours no.
tice. By daylight the company was
ready, ~hen It gas decided 70 call for
enough recruits 20 oil the company.
At II o'clock this morning Senator
Morgan WoissF Gld other CitizsuB
harangasd a large crowd at the afmory
calling tor volunteers, RHd By ! o'clock
the company was full Now the com.
pany Is waiting In readiness and mo.
mentarly expecting orders 70 60 70 the
front. Hon. Tom Elliott, Of Ransom
county, has Just teleRrSphsd Governor
Burke an offer b raise aud equip com.
BBuy 0t cavalry inside Ol two days.
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NEW srGAR TRUST.
The Ola Concern Esorgnuizsd AS the
AmnrInan snERr Keflning CompAnT.

The Ola Concern Huorgnnizsd AS the
American Sugar EsilninG Company.
NEw YoRx, Jan. 1.-THE American
Sugar Refining Company was formed at
a meeting in Jersey City by the trustees
Of the North River Refining Compsny
The trustees Of the Sugar Trust
hurried from Brooklyn to Jersey
City as soon as Judge Pratt, in
the Supreme Court, discharged the
three receiyer5.-Henry W. Slocpm, S.
V. White and Henry 0. Hayemeyer-
whom ne appointed three months ago
under the suit Of Duncan Cameron,
who asked that the d0inga OF the trus.
tees OF the tuE. bo examined.
This was a great victory for the trust.
Opposition was withdraw TO the plan
Of reorganization OF October 20, 1890.
At the meeting to-day II. o. Havemeyer
WAS elected President OF the new com
pany and John Z. Searies, IT,, Secretary
and Treasurer. The Directors OF the
company are II. o. Hayemeyer, T. A.
Hayemeyer, +. o. Mathiesen, ]. l..
searlep, IT,, Wm. Dick, j. Z. Thomas
and Geo. G. Magoun. The char.
ter Of the American Company was
obtained to-day and the papers
were registered and filed in the Office OF
the County Clerk of Hudson county, N.
]. Monday holders Of certificates in the
Central Trust, under the plan Of reoT,
ganization, may present their certif'
Gates The capital Of this corporation
will be SjO,OOO,O0O. consisting Of S25,'
100000 Of seven DER cent cumulative
preferred stock aud 25,OOO,OOO OF com.
mon stock.
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BUAD ~ BrE6LlES
His VIE Eira 20 ihs Bee ws'h Hss Hoatl
Banaarcd- -Her Terrible EIprIirbsr.

His Wis gira 20 she Bee Wan Hss Neall
HandarVd Her Terrible EIprEispss.
/ ST. Louls, No, Jan. Il.-When Jane.
Campbell, leading s.. Lgais broker, re
tarasd home from a meeting Of the City
I Council be found his Wi!a laid NgIo5s
the foo. o! the bed Si,A her iesI lied to
the bslpasi, her hands strapped together
and elk handkerchief bound tightly
across her mouth. She was puCOE-
seious, aud when Mf. Campbell re-
moved the baadsses size Immediately
went into Mysteries.
When she recovered she said that
about nine o'clock she Senl into her
dressing room and began preparations
for retiring. She hsd hardly cJmmeuc.
ed iisrObing When she noticed chiffon
Ter moving quetr.y. Ia . moment q
maskfd man appeared from behind the
chiHonisr. Following this irishtlnl
dgnre came second, similar in appear
sace. All this time Mrs. Campbell bad
stood perfectly still, too frightened to
cry out, bat alter both mon had sntered
she dvd % the bed chamber and sank on
the bed, hall ialnilpg. The burglars i0l'
lowed her and bound her last to the
bed JUS. rs she lay.
Tden the two men went to the dress.
ing case, in the drawers Of which her
jewel boxes ere kept. The boxes were
empty. Then they went to the bureau
where her pockstbook was kept, A!tor
this Mrs. Campbell Lost consciousness
and kneS no more until after her bus,
band arrival. Tbs burglars bad secured |
the pnckelbgok, which contained S225, /
but nothing more was missing. All the |
the time they were in Mrs, Campbell's |
room, the yarlulan was working in the
basement OF the house and cook was en.
her sweetheart in the kitchen.
This evening the police arrested ne.
,ro named Alex Rasseil, former Ser
iaut OF Mr. Campbs!ls,
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OHRICHs, S. D., Jan. ll.-Red Blanket
arrived here this afternoon with q band
Of 100 followers, en- route back to Pine
Ridge from a hunting expedition on the
Big Horn mountains, and Major Parke,
Of the lD.h Infantry, who has charge
here. took them In charge and at once
notified General Miles, who gave him
authority to tasHo five d2yt' ssiioa8 and
send them on to the agency Ia charge Of
an pHc0Tl