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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
FRENCHMEN At HEART.
Natives of Alsace-Lorralue Have No Love
for Their Conquerors

Natives OF fAlsace-Lorraiue Have No Love
for Their Conquerors
LONDON. June 1S.-The strengthening
of the garrisons in Aisace-Lorraine Is
being rapidly pushed. One reason for
this is that the soldiers are required in
increasing numbers as sentries, ETC., to
enforce the passport regulations with
the new rigor recently infused by the
kaiser. But, Notwithstanding the sem
tries and their instructions, the Alsa-
tlons and Lorrains continue to pine for
France and 10 lose no ready opportun-
ity to deceive their conquerors and to
prove their contempt for German off,
cialism. 1t Is said that not less than
one-thlrd of the young men OF Lorraine
are now in the French armies, and
ardent for the war that may lIberate
the territory severed from France.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
IN CLOVER.
Revelry and Raiilery Ran Riot and
Ruled the Roost

Revelry and Raiiiery Ran Riot and
Ruled the Roost
CHICAGO June lS.-Revelry reigned
supreme in the big banquetting hall of
Kingsley's tonight. Gray-beards, who
have not cracked joke for many de-
cade, exchanged wittlcisms with their
nelghbors without waiting for the for
rlality Of all introduction, while orators
of National repute first bent their heads
and then finally succumbed beneath the
storm of Interruptions that greeted their
initial words. For once Henry Water
son was on-plussed, Sol Smith Russell
chagrined, and even as eminent and
dignified member of the American
Judiciary as Judge Reed, of Philadel-
phia, was compelled 10 divest himself
of the ermine and stand his share of
raillery. 1t was the dinner rendered to
the famous Glover Club of Philadel-
phia, by James w. Scott, of the Chicago
Herald. that afforded the occasion for
this festival. Many distinguished men
were present and an enjoyable time
had
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
TOM MEANY's WHISKY
Causss Sad Havoc Among his reiiew
Workmen ut Nonkers-

Causes Sad Havoc Among his reifsw
Workmen ut NoDksrs.
YoNKrRs, New York, June ls.-While
four laborers were at work ths morning
on an excavation in the street IN front
of the police station. Thomas Meany,
who was drunk. dropped large stone
on the gas main, breaking the pipe. The
leaking gas exploded, having caught
fire from n lamp which MAS used ID en-
able the men 20 see their work. Two OF
them, Michael Quintsn aud Jere Ma
lone were severely burned, and Aesny
and Daniel Cunningham were blown ten
feet away. Quintsn and Malone were
taken to the hospital. Aeany was ar
rested and fined &l0 for being drunk.
Police Roundsmsn Quinn who was SIT
on the window -sili Of the police
"a -son was knocked down by the force
of the explosion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
CROPS IN KANSAS.
Wheat Above the Average, Fruit the Beat
in the States History.

Wheat Above the Average, Fruit the Best
in tho States History.
ToPEKA, kas., June lS.-The Kansas
Farmer today prints reports from every
county in the State. which show that
the wheat crop will be above the aver
age. Harvest Is in full blast in the
southern counties and the grain is re-
ported perfect and plump. Only five
counties report wheat poor. Oats, flax.
barley and mllet were sown late and
the acreage was reduced. An average
crop 10 now assured. Fourteen counties
report corn as poor. The crop is late,
very wsedy, and poor stand IN many
counties. Listed corn has been re-
planted IN many sections. Corn IN
Western Kansas is about the average.
Fruit of all kinds is the most promising
in the history Of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Hon. l. u. Norris and Hon. b. ;.
Egleston. Mr.. NoTrs said Il Mas ntiing
that some of tie younger msmbers Oh
the bar, 10 whom Judge Holmes ~as %
endesred. should TO represented, and
ne moved that the names OF four be
added. This was carried, and Judge
Grove named Messfs. Geo. L. VANITY.
NJ. III. Walker, \. A. Earle and =. W.
Hine ss the other members The meet
ING then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

MANNHEIM, June ls.-Ihe Basic hor-
ror grows. Many more bodice have
been recovered, legless and armies.
and among them the body Of a beanti-
fol Hungarian woman, severed IA two.
In accordance with the kriss laws
passed in 1888. the Canton of Basic will
have 10 defrsy the expenses OF The
fonerals
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

F.sr ST. LorIs. H., june 7s.- sunday
afteruo0n Milton G. Bro.n. a pfoni-
neut business man Of thls clty, and his
wlfe were out fIsiBg Ihs couple quar-
Fsliea end yesterday afternoon Mrs.
RroRn applied for = divorce on tie
ground 81 extreme and repeated
traeltr. Nrs Rfovn Immediately i'sft
Tor PItfstnrE. Ia, where sne vii sIsss
wsth frlsnda
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
AN OUTSIDE BLAZE.
,ought to Be the sunny Side Hotel
Near GranhxflkS

Thought to Be the sunny Side Hotel
Near Grsndviife.
The heavens were illuminated last
night about II O'Clock and the impress
ion generally prevailed that large fire
was destroying some one of the email
villages within a radius of ten miles
from tins city. Upon inquiry II WAS
learned that the FIRE was one mile this
side Of Grandville and the belief - that
the Sunny SIDE hotel, located in that
vicinity. had furnished food for the
confiargation. Up 10 late hour par
ticulars had not been received.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Tns Ptr,ss-rG rrf~ss rre-trst-s by the
ssrsir 90 the Esst F-v Dsy-

PrrrsprSe, June - Father Mol
niger il 90 cYmpisteiy exhausted by The
strain Of the last few days that he ha.
h~en compelled "a take - hs
bod. Tie has nervous prostrai on, and
he has snnouneef that he cannot see
pafienp Hp Intends - 90 away Tor
rsst a. ~sof, ss he recevers sufficiently
from he gfsssss pFoetfstion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

BREcKENRIDeE. Colo. June Is.-Thls
evening while Adam Michler was driv-
ing in funeral procession near this
place, his horse became frightened and
ran away, throwing MIcbler cut Of the
carriage His head struck agsInst
rock. niurIng him so severely that he
died. He had relatives 10 New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

I,oxpos, June Is-In the House ~
Commons today slr James Ferguson
sa,d that sir Julian Psuncefo.s ex.
pessed % proceed without delay to a
j seuszon of The terms for reference to
arbitration IA the matter of HehFng
sea
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
RAMS NAY SPOIL IT.
The weather Likely 20 Decrease tire
wheat Yield Nearly ope-Haff

The Weather Lfsefy 10 becresee tne
wheat Yield Nearly On~-Bsif.
kansas CIrY. June ls.-1he reports
from Kansas TO the gram men Of this
city are very discouraging. The VT
weather - making the outlook very
gloomy. z. O. smith, one Of the rest
known grain men Of the city, said ths
morning that If the reports were con-
firmed the estimate for Kansas whest
would have TO he cut to $4,000 900
bushels, instead of the 1900 ,0U0
bushels 10 WAS expected TO raise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

wyoming vigiiantes Masquerade a
United states Onicers

CHEyESSE, Wyo., June ls.-Friday
night, June 3, James waggener, of
Crook county, Was taken from his home
by three supposed United States officers.
Yesterday Mrs wsggener found the
body Of her husband hanging from a
tree about ten miles from the ranch.
wsggener had amassed SIS, 900 IN cash
and large batch Of horses. lie had
raided cautiously in has own nelghhoF-
hood, but boldly handled stolen stock
consigned TO him from the Dskotas.
Montana and Utah.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

PARIS June 1s.--Is Presse fBouisnr-
ist), reports that il IL rumored that the
government has determined TO request
the es-Empress Eugene 10 shorten her
stay IN Paris.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

CarF MN =. June lR President
Hsrs son. sic. gfsedehildfsa snd
enest arrived heS~ fhs evening, a1id
occupied caps MAJ Fosst sottsgs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

IspI.xAroIIs, Ind, June 1s.-Ths
condition Of Er senator Macdonald vas
somewhat improved tocay he w1s
stronger and able to take some Donrisl-
infni
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Harmed runs-Grand Rapids !. Evansville.
Two-base Lifs-Grand Rapids0; Evansville. i
Home run-Brooks.
Sacrifice hits-Grand Rapids |; Evansville.
Bases on Balls-Grand RAPIDS 5; Evans
vile. 8.
Stolen BaSes-Grand Rapids 4.
Struck Out-Grand RAPIDS 3. Evansville. g.
Left on bases-Grand Rapids9. Evansville. 3
Hit by ptcher-Connors.
Time OF xame-2:O0.
AttendaDcc-30D.
Ilmnire-Hoagland
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Observation-Disclosures rain; Cincin-
natl 3, st. Louis, s; Louisville 2, Colu M
bus Z; Boston-Athlet:cs rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

TIE sseastss ssss.<ss.sies 90 Hssfi.
rtes4ssst ps.tssss - us tssfss.

Stw ierH. June u The iisyiisn
minister ha- astiees iateT thsn ths -
ported ASSASSINATION ef President iiip
yosyts, showing the report 10 ~ untrue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Cleveland 8, Chicago IL; New York
Philadelphia rain; Boston-Brooklyn,
rain; Pittburg 3, Cincinnati 4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
Game Postponed.


Fr. WAYNE, Ind, June ls.-Gam'
postponed on account Of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Arson and Conspirsry 20 Murder Charged
Against the Trseerstarr

CHIc.so, June ls.-The trial Of
George ]. Gibsop, er-secretsYy Of the
whisky trust, viii commence IN Judge
ketielle's court tomorrow There are
four indictments against him charging
arson, conspiracy TO murder and pro
curing explosives for destruction OF hfe
and property.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Begsn to Recover $4,000 for Costa of the
oshea Dtsers. t.se.

DuBtrS, June ls. The Natlonsl Press
ssvs that proceedings have been com
msnced sgains, Psfnell to recover iron.
hlm the sgm ot fsno, which he has
teen ordered - pay "a costs N The
VShea divorce suit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
Fatal EXPLOSION.
Que Mar Instantly Killed and sir seri-
cussy Injured.

AKRoS, o. June is.-Ry the exrlo-
SION OF q boiler at the wells of the
Aaron water works station today,
Henry Golden ~ss instantly killed,
John Harvey fatally burned and six
ether men seriously injured Some
men say that the boiler vas struck by
lightning, while others say that u rss
Old and detective.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Base Hits-Dayton. 6; Peoria. 2
Errors-Davton 0; Peoria /.
Bstteries-Petty and Sommers; Buckley.
Terrien and Frost.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19

Dayton 4, Peoria 2.
DAYTON, June lS.-Petty pitched ad.
mirably for Dayton and held the visl.
tors down 10 two hits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
FUNERAL OF Mr.. KELLEY
TO TAKE PLACE IN 81. VlNCENT'S
CHAPEL, NORFOLK.

Fight Near the Maryland Zine y ith Oyster
rirate.-D lighifuI Sensation in Psrts-
mouth-Several Happy Weddings-News
Throughout Virginia.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. s.-Lspecial. The
funeral OF the late Mr.. John ID. Kelley,
father of Hon. Anthony NJ. Kelley, will take
place tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock, in
the magnificent new chapel of st. Nincents
Hospital, where he died. Major John d..
Kelley, Of New York, and Rev. Father
Kelley, of Atlanta, Ga, sons Of the ce-
ceased. reached Norfolk this morning, to
attend the funeral. After the services to-
morrow morning, the remains will be car
ried to Petersburg for interment.
General Charles B. Peck. the general
manager OF the Atlantic and Danyile road
under ,be Bateman regime, thinks the cOun-
lies ard towns in Virginia subscribing 10
the company's stock will lose their money
# they do not DO something at once 10 pro-
tect their interests. General Peek claims
that the receivers appointed represent only
the English interests, which have as yet
been only partially paid for, while the Nir.
ginians have fully paid for what stock they
got.
Reports from the bay say that the oyster
gunb)at Chesapeake is making IL bot for
the dredgers. During fight near the Mary
Land boundary line several days ago be-
tween the Chesapeake and the schooner {.
W. Reach, a sailor on the latter, named Al
bsrt Ketzman. was badly wounded. The
schooner was not captured, but another YES
sci. the Joseph W. Brooks, was.
POrtsmOu th had a delightful sensation this
morning. Miss Ada 4. Tabb and Mr.. j. &.
lludgins, both Of whom are just eighteen,
escaped parental watchiulness and boarded
u Seaboard and Roanoke train for Halifax,
y. c.. where they were married. The first
the old folks knew of the affair was received
in telegram from the couple announcing
that they were man and wife, and would re-
turn home after TWO weeks bridal tour
Both were wcll-knOwn i'm social circles.
4 party Of TWENTY-FIVE Baltimore capital
ists who are largely Interested in Norfolk
real estate are in the city to-day. The party
has organized the Port Norfolk Land Com
pAny. and purchased for 100000 valuable
Land on the waterfront
Jacob W. y. Keeling was found dead in
his room in Portsmouth this morning with
quart bottle Of whisky lying beside him.
The deceased was seventy-twO years Of age.
and II is said was at one time practicing
physician in NdnsemOnd county. When
discovered he had evidently been dead
several days.
Assistant Engineer Kenneth Il. Meal
pine. United States Navy, and Miss Lizzie
smith. beauty of Portsmouth. were mar
ried to-day at noon in Trinity church, Ports
mouth, hy the Rev. j. -. Powell. The
church Was prettily decorated and filled
with naval people from the Norfolk yard.
& - L. al. lsrf.1 a..
Aunie EmmersOn. Willis \. jenkins was
the groOm's best man. and q. +. smith, Ar
thur Emmerson, Harry l.. Watts and John
d. jenkins were the ushers. The bride and
groom left in a private car for Florida on
their honeymoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
PARNELL STILL LEADER.
ARRANGE 5MENT WITH o'sRleN RE-
CAROEO a SHAM.

The Boslogne Conference Declared
Failure-Rum pred Revolution in Chiii-
French N.b Attack an EugIish Woman.
From Lands rey snd she seas.
LONDON, Jan. S.-rhe Unionist Pres
are making good deal Of capital of what
they term Mr.. O'Bren's surrender 10 Par
nell. They declare that Mr.. Paruoll is tho
only leader Of the Irish people, aud that Mr.
Gladstone viii have 10 swallow his dislike
OF the nero OF the O'Shea incident, OF mtire
10 private life.
ONLY SHAM RETIREMENT.
In an editorial this morning the s,lnianl
says: "rhe present Feiiceuce OF the two
Irish parties is a sign that an attempt is he
iug made TO patch up The QuarIei. both
sides realizing the difficulty ot moving the
national train with an engine az each ED.
The probable result OF the Irish lead, ~
conference will be a renewal oi The Parrell
reign after a sham retirement.
MIR. GLADSTONE DENIES.
Mr.. Gladstone denies having offered Office
10 Mr.. Paruell, or having sgrecd 10 a mere
ly temporary retirement of that gentlemen
from the leadership Of the Irish National
party.
BOULOGNE CONFERENCE A FAILURE.
\ dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company represents Mr. Maurice TIealy az
having said In all interviews that the con-
ference at BOulOgne had failed To produce
any definite results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
PErERSBURG.
Captain McCabe to Lee ec.ure-Mstrimon.ai
4 slight fire.

Petersburg, VA, Jan. S.-ISpecial.-
Captain W. Gordon McCabe, principal OF
the University School in this city, will leave
here for Atlanta. Ga, TO deliver an address
before the Virginia Society Of that city on
the 18TH instant.
The Petersburg Grays are now having
drills every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
DAY night. The company will have an eX'
nibitiOn drill during their bazaar, which Is
10 be held some time during the month OF
February next. The object Of the bazaar
is TO raise funds with which 10 purchase
oyercOats and uniforms for the company.
Last night the second Presbyterian church
was filed with large assemblage to Wit
ness the marriage OF Mr.. John Hubbard and
Miss Estelle CLAY. The bridal couple were
preceded % the altar by Miss Leila Hut
bard. sister 10 the groom. handsomely dress
ed i'm evening dress, with Mr.. Lee Rogers
and Miss Oracle Clay. sister OF the bride, IN
handsome attire, with Mr. Andrew Lewis.
The marriage ceremony was performed I'D
an impressive manner by Rey. ,. IA. w mn
The bridal party then repaired 70 the resi-,
deuce OF the groom, where "A delishtiu'
evening was spent. The bridal presents
were numerous aud costly. The bride Is
one of retersburg's most beautiful ana ac-
complished young ladies, aud the groom
most worthy young man.
Mr.. G. A. Fitiz, the proprietor OF livery
stable in this city, was married last nignl
In Tarborro. \. c., to Miss Annie Bryant oi
that place,
This morning about O'Clock a frame
house on Federal street, owned ana oceu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
DANVtLLE
The Perrone and the Trowbridge Railway
Damage suit Shipments of Tobacco.

The PerrJne and the TrOW Wbridge Railway
Damage suit Shipments of TObaccf.
DANyIILE. Va, Jan. s. Special. The
iury in the Hastings Court in the case Of
Per-one against the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, which was y
damage suit for $4,000. failed ID agree, and
the Jury was discharged. The case VIII
come up again at "A future term Ol the
court. Daring the balance OF the day Oh,
court was occupied in hearing the testl-
mony in the case of ". H. TrOWbridge's
administrator against the Ddnyille street.
Car Company. About year ago W. II.
rr0Wbridsc, "A prominent tobacconist, wa
rum over and 50 badly wounded by an
electric car that he died. His admnistra-
tor now brings suit against the sireet-cai
company for $1,000 damages. The eNldencc
Is all in, and the counsel viii argue the
case tomorrow.
T ie merchants Of Danyille this afternoon
held meeting Tor the purpose OF inaugura-
Ting some better system oi COLI cting bills
when due; and IT was agreed that hereafter
the merchants will present their bills on the
first of each month aud demand payment on
me 10Th. such Of their customers as do not
comply with these rules Will probably D.
bldck-listed and credit refused them.
proposition 10 uiEdnlIt VI Icudhl7 A5sV
ciatlon net with favor. ana meeting 10
complete that organization VIII be held on
the 10th.
4 year or more ago the New York Times
published highly sensational story from
Texas 10 the elect that Vincent A. Witcher,
, citizen OF this county, had been lynched
in Texas for some horrible crime. The
story was untrue, and Mr. Witcher com
meuced suit against the Times, laying hi
damage at $4,000. The report was rcpub-
lisbed in the Richmond Whig and numerous
other papers.
Mr.. Wtchrr was in this city to-day. on
his way 10 New York, 10 attend the iIisl
which comes UP next Monday. staples ana
Muuiord, of Richmond, aud several prom :
nent New York lawyers, have been retained
as counsel for Witcher
Shipments of manufactured tobacco to-
dav amounted To 30 Olp pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Professor Hahn. of Berlin. bns opened fho
side Dis cDuNumptl e. pnieut Who nTt uD .n
under treatment by thc Koch method. and rf-
moved irOr a deep caytt iu one fhis lungs
some necrCtic .ssu". lnc case WIS enc .i
long standing. 3ut Notwithstanding the op-
sratlOn was a sGtc-ts This IS the iOuuh II-
stance on record a such nu operation Delr.
performed win iaNO.aDle re ulis.
Herr Won Putikamcr. formerly Imperial
ae man Ministerof Justice. Is Hufi.ffit Z ifom
a guushOt wound in tlc face. lie WIS hunt
ing la the forests OF Sllesia when he fCcD iged
ihe injury referred 90. ItNas caused bY ine
accidental discharge Of q fOW li --plt-'r Herr
y.n ruttkamer's injuries ar not considered
dangerous.
An express train. bOuud North. foia on
don came INTO collision Wednesday morning
with freight train near Preston, iausnster.
twenty-eight miles northeast OF Liverpool.
rne fireman Of the express train was killed
Instantly and several passengers were IN
ured.
General Boulanger has sent tel .raphic
message 10 /. EclaIr deny ing tina he has ub-
dicate1 AID declaring hat he remains. rs he
always has been the chief Of the National
republican party and q servant OF the de-
mOcracy.
A dispatch from Genoa says that lour pei
sODs have died Of the / iuries they receive Il
new steel torpedo ram NesuviO al that pOIt 3,
lew days ago
In answer 20 the ppsal made by The Farl
Of Zstland, NicerCy Of Ireland, ard Sir Bal
four, the chief Secretary. a'kiDg aSsiStanl a
Tor the SUFFERING. poor Oi ireland, Over f6 OOO
has Ieady been received by M. linlfour.
Nine thousand wOfkmcD nd 1000 carts
are engaged "a tle wOik of clearing the
sreets OF berlin II the immense mass Oi
snow which fell during the recent stoint IA,
storm phenomenal In its severity.
\ treaty. satisfactory to England and po--
tugal. upon The African question has teen
nearly concluded. II Will De submitted 10
The COTtes before the siguatu Is are attached
10 il.
IL is learned that the settlement Of fhc diS-
pute between thc ottoman Government ana
the Greek Patriarch was due to the intefver
ton Of the sultan
On London bridge an unfOr' unatg woman
was found frozen 10 death Mednesday morn
fnU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

SHERMAN, Ten, Jan. Sat 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon cyclone passed about
three miles east OF this town. carrying death
and destruction in its path. IL was one
hundred yards in breadth. and demolished
everything II struck. Several houses wer
blown down and an infant killed, aud
four adults severely, IL not mOrIally
wounded. John schmidt was blown over
barb wire fence. He seized the
the wire as be passed, and his hand was al.
most torn of. Household goods are scat.
tered about tor miles, and the loss is great
Further search may reveal many more dead
bodies, but night coming on put al end L
the quest OF the Tcscurcrs. Yoakum an
other points re )ort hurricane, and high
gnd ragged all night with heavy rains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09
RED CLOUD RETURNS.
The Old Chief IL Again in the Frisndl,
Csmp-Hostiles Fighting Zach other.

mp-Hostiles Fighting Zach Other.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY. ;. D., Jan. \, via
RUsHvILLE. NEB.-Red Cloud came in this
morning from the hostile camp, bringing
along with him few Of his followers. He
reports much dissatisfaction existing
among the Indians in the hostile camp, and
that before he left a row Of large proper
tiOns had taken place there. lie states
that all of the Pine Ridge Sioux will be in
within a few days. General Miles says that
everything Will be settled arlicsbly within
a fortnight.
HOsTILEs FIGHTING EACH OTHER.
The hostile Indian, fought among them
selves yesterday evening, resulting in
number Of deaths Of fighting men. Buffalo
Bill arrived here to-day. Many Indians are
coming in. Lieutenant Casey, VINO was muir
dered by a Brule squaw, has been brought
IN and his body will be sent 10 " OOnsOcket.
X |. Colonel Sanford's men last night had
an encounter with Indians, killing four and
w0undng three.
IDAHO INDIANS on THE RAMPAGE.
EVANSTON, WYOMING, Jan. S.-Word
reached here last night that the Shoshone
Indians at the POcatello. Idaho. reserVa-
ton, were on the rampage: that they were
burning the town and destroying property,
and that the residents were ileeing for their
lives. The Indians have been IN war paint
for some time, and trouble has been daily
expected. IL was also reported that the
authorities had asked for troops from Boise
City, but up to midnight nothing definite
concerning the situation could be learned.
POWERFUL SIOUX CHIEF RETURNS.
Young Ilis-I Horses, the most
powerful chief in the great Sioux nation, ar
rived here today, in charge OF Captain
OCOnnell. The chief has never opposed the
Government. An effort will be made
to have him 20 to the hostile camp
with last plea for the saw
ages to surrender, but 1t is probable
that his coming il too late. for Colonel Cor
bin to-day announced the movement Of the
troop. upon the hostile Indian village. The
soldiers are pressing upon the sayages from
The rear and fanks. The mouth OF the fun
mel 10 Pine Ridge, and It is here that the
redskins will be driven and crushed.
ANOTHER OUTBREAK FEARED.
WATERLOO, Iowa, Jan. SIT is reported
here that the Musquake Indians, located in
the southern part Of Tama county, have an
attack Of the Messiah craze, and there :
apt to be an outbreak at any time. There
are about three hundred OF them. The
Governors Greys. the Mucatine Rifles, aud
two companies Of Iowa National Guards
have been ordered in readiness. and il is
expected that the company here will re-
ceiye orders very soon.
DANIEL RYOER DISMISSED.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. S.-Secretary
Noble this morning sent a dispatch b.
Daniel +. KyOer, lnlian agent at Pine
Ridge Agencl, dsmissng him from the
service. The Secretary directs him 10 turn
over the property to Captain Pierce, who
will be the Indian agent at this point,