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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16
LACK MEAT And MILK
In Havana They arc Furnished 10 Hos
pilal Patients Only.
GARCIA sURRENDERs PRISONERS
ssuyulpary Ergagi m mis- Resulting
In an lnsurgent
Dffsat.

HAVANA. Sept. 10 -(vis Key Wcsi)
-Dunpp tho last two days the inhsb-
uaps OF the city OF Havana have
hs,n Without meat. MILK has also
hsan scarce. Only The sick In the hos.
ni,sls are supplied regularly with
either article.
In accofJarcv with his agreement
made when Victoria do lac Tunas was
c.ptureo, Gen. Calixto Garcia has de-
lIyeteJ up severty.nine prisoners at
HolQuin, twelve at Ceuto Embarca-
deto. seventy.slx at Puerto Principe
and about a hundred slick and wouni-
ed near Puerto Padre.
AT daybrepk on Monday, Col. La
Coste with Spanish body Of troops
fell suddenly upon the camp OF the
insuIRent General Casillos Santo Crit
,ohal, provinces Of Havana, simultan-
eoasIy attscking the front and rear.
The insurgents were ovefpowered
ana Gbanuoned their position losing
10 killed and wounded.
The Spanish losses were six killed
and 10 woupueu. The iDsuTgsnt
general Perico DEE. the leader
Gallo have made a suco.s ,ful raid In
weyiers valley In southeast Pinar del
Rio destroying theis tobacco plants
and houses, machettinR sen aud
wouuuing II, aud capturing ID and
lynching Two merchants. A DJdy Of
local gueriilas near 2lnIllO, while
out ioIagipg were surprised by the In.
surgenlt and In tbs gsgemeDt That
followed Lost two killed anu ii serious.
iy wounded with macheitse. IL ID
reported that at V ct ria de las To
mas, The insurgents nave shot SPAR
ish fiiceI for partially dtslrOying
sou, 900 cartridges and u two months'
supply Of provisions received ior he
Spanish RnrIi4o'. About 300 cart
IiIges were saved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

APPLETON, Wis.,, Sept. l6,-Owing
to an H. creased demand In the paper
trade, prices are on the boom. One
large manufactured OF bntoheI's
manila In this region, has twice iu.
oteRsed the price Of his product Ave
cents = 100 each time, and The In.
creasing price Ia being msintained.
This Is the hrst actual increase OF
prices that has btel msde but It is
thought that the TINS 10 not fer distant
when an increase OF prices will be
possible in print paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. l6.-Wabash
passenger train No. is, which left
here ct nine O'Clock last night, and a
freight train, came together In head.
on collision at q switch in keytsviils,
st four O'Clock this morning. William
Gaipes, postal clerk Of 81. Louis, and
w. Is. smith, fireman OF the freight,
were killed. Adam CLARK aud Paul
Street, tramps, were severely Injured.
Both engineers and the fireman OF the
passenger train jumped aud escaped
unhuII. Both engines were badly
broken, the mail car derailed and in-
jured and two freight cars ditohed.
The freight train, which was ordered
TO take the switch at Keytsville wss
late, and the passenger passed the
switch and ran Into 1t. No passengers
were hurt.
Later dispatches from keytesville
give the following list OF persons hurt:
Chaunoey Junes, mail CLERK; j. +.
Bacon, mail clerk; p. f. Lawrence,
mail CLERK; Arthur Sneej, passenger;
George +. Myers, passenger. None OF
those suffered more than ordinary
bruises. A wrecking train from Mober.
ly cleared the track.
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept. l6.-An o.
gooa lnu.) SPECIAL TO the Tin ss.Stsr
sayt;
Squire Laswell, the acing coroner,
concluded the ingu's. at noon. anu
the jury reud erel verdict that G ".
do and Andrews hal come to ,eIT
deaths ny hanging, and Jsnkins, Levi
and Shutter by being clGDbed or hot
to uenth.
Tbs verdict ended by saying the
elayeTs NJ the men wers unknown.
Judge Nsw charged the grand Jury
when IL assembled today, and alter
giving the details Of the depiorable
STAR. cautioned the members OF the
jury to DO their duty anu II possible
discover the names OF the members OF
the mob.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

eIsiLA, Sept. l6.-The second bri.
gsde OF the Mohmand Punitive 10 roe,
commanded by General Jeffreys,
reached the Rswat pass oh Tuesday
lest. Dlriug the night the British
troops were attacked by the enc IN D
who Kept UP y heavy hre for six hours.
Lieutensnts Tompkins and Bailey
were killed. Lieutenant Harrington
was daugerCusiy wounded; two pri-
Yates were billed, five privates wound-
ed anu twenty-five horses anu mules
killed,
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San FRANCISCO, Scot. l6-An iu-
genious altempt to evaie the alien
contract labor law has lust been dis
covered and thwartea by immigrant
Commissioner Walter p. strtdley OF
this port In connection and co-opsra-
lion with Cousul General Mclvnr at
Kanagswa, Japan. Sixteen Japanese
isborers, who were denied opportunity
to come directly to this port rom
Japan by Consul General McIvor,
tried TO clip, through Viciorls, were
intercepted mere AMI by direction or
Comm issioner General OF Immigrsti
Powderly will be sent to japan direct
ny the Gaelic Instead OF bein q sent 10
Victoria, whence they came hi r..
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listed by the decision OF Judge Wal
lace yesterday who held that as the
board had Jailed 10 fix the water rates
In February, as rsquires by law, It
WAS guilty OF malieesanoe, The penalty
for which Ia fixed by tho statute oi
1881 at removal from ofIice. He
therefore rendered judgment remoy-
log from office every member OF the
board.
The four membors reappointed, how.
ever, who could not legally be ex-
ceptod, claimed % have done all In
their power to fix the water rates dur
Ing the time prescribed by the contti-
tuition. The oeposed office holders
viii probably seek reliet today IN the
appellate court, uOiwithstan Ing tue
fact that their places have been filleo.
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ABOUT THE STRIKE.
II Originated in a Petty Disagree.
msDt With Mule DFiYdTS.
BAND OF WOMEN CREATE TROUBLE
From $4,000 to $4,000 Minors Ho-
sumo Work in the Pitts
burg District

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l6.--A spec.
ial to the Record from Hazieton says:
Originating as 1t did In the petty dis.
agreement between the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre company mule drivers
and their employers aud having spread
until 1t now affects nearly 10000 men
and most OF the principal operators OF
the middle coal fields, this strike has
been one OF the most peculiar ever In
angursted in the region.
Tne miners have no organization.
In many instances they do not know
exactly for what they struck, except
that they have been unfairly treated
snd that they want more pay. In
fifty per cent Of the idle cOllieriea they
are at a Lore to say how much they
want anu In such cs,es they have quit
work without even asking for an in.
cie9er.
HAzLEToN, Sept. 16.--Two hum
dred and finy women maize more
trouble this morning than the 10000
striking miners have caused aincs last
Friday's shooting. They were foreign
women OF the McDoo and Authorized
districts. Aimed with clubs, rolling
pins, pOkers and any weapon they
could fnd, they invaded the washer.
les " hich have hitherto been working
and lUrced the msu. about 300 In num-
Der, to quit WORK. AS the men wer.
husbands, sons or brothers of the
W Jmeu, In most instances they male
no Resistance, although this If the first
successful move 10 get them out. Iu
every other part OF the region quiet
pr, vailed. The strike may now be
said To be general, ne there Ia not q
cOlliery Of Importance in operation.
Pl1TsBURG Pp., Sept. 10 between
$1,000 ~ $4,000 coal uiuuis III the
PnlsOurs district returned 10 work tn.
cay In accordsnce with the action
| taken ut yesterdsy's otventiou su-
thOrizirg the men to reIume work la
all mines complying with the pro-
visions OF the scale oi 65 cents maze al
Columou,. The remainder Of the 49,, 6.
| 600 miners OF the district will be at
work before the close OF the week. IL
| is estimated that the striko whiou
lasted sixty-five working days cost the
people u the P,ushurg district from
s., 0OO, 0c0 10 81 100000. o this amount
Inc miners lost anout az, $50, 900 iD
wages.
The strike against the De Armitts
will continue indehniteiy, arrange.
ments having been made TO Assess The
working mis- ers five per cent Of their
wages to ueirsy the expenses Of
keeping up the fight until the 65.cent
rate Ia made Uniform throughout the
district.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. l8.-At a confer
ence OF miners and operators al
Belleville, H., the former rejected the
ptoposition OF the owners TO pay %
ceDts Tor mining. The present seal.
Tor digging ranges 90 to 80 cent?, anu
the miners uemtnd 81 cents per ton.
Tho operators ssy they would like to
pay more, tut cannot on account Of
existing contracts. TIE matter Will
probably be taken up at the slate
minerS conference which will be held
at Spring field, H., next MVnday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

SANTA FEE, N. M, Sept. l5--Under
orders from the Indian flee, Capt.
N Jrtstrom, U. 3. agent IN charge Of
The Pueblos. lett for Zuni Pueblo to
assist sheriff Sanchez ~ Rrrestiug the
big chiefs accused OF attempting TO
murder an alleged Z1pi witcD. Three
troops Of cavalry are awaiting at Zuui
the arrival OF the srsnt, aud the
sheriff. Trouble at Zini Is feAfe /
when the arrests are made, as this is
the season OF the Puebios annual har.
vest dAncee.
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tho wssh Dg down into the river
klondlke spc thence into tho Yukon
sho We Dawson, OF large quantities o.
Nth and reiusr. BY the very doors Of
tue inh nbiiants OF Dawson, 1t 10 no
wonder there should be sickness and
death. In the little cemetery there,
there lay no LEES thaa 20 victims OF
typhoid lever, and no the number has
no doubt been Increased considerably,
The drinking water at DAVIS IN 1, very
bad, anu this adds to the sick mess"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

New York, Sept. l8.-rhe Herald
correspondent in Bogits telegraphs
that the government is negotiating
with AZ AmericaD firm for y loan OF
$l,000,000 with initial discount OF 20
per cent apart from the interest. The
customs at Baranquilla will be given
as o guarantee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

New York. Sept. 10 "A special to
'he World IL IA Washington says:
Inc election OF Gen. AndIade as
PRESIDENT OF Venezuela 10 regarded as
atignal victory Tor the plan adopted TO
seNie by arbitration tue boundary
Hlstute between that country and
o'eht Britain, % he is AZ earnest adj
voesle OF II. There WAS violent oppo.
ai',on TO tho treaty on the part OF
poIucai tchemers I'm the Ven, Euelan
eOhsttss, and though IL was rati tieu II
Naa feared that those who were un-
,aSofabis to that method Of settlement
would sp influence IubIic sentiment as
wseoufe the deteat OF AuIrsue. IL
soeh an event The pIeiexl would have
sHotueu lor the unuOiDg OF al work
uN ma teen accomplished by tie
tsie department., the British foreign
,mee and President Crsspo aided by
'"e Venezuelan CONGRESS.
''eanttsns Against Yellow Fever
sF LOUIS, Sept. 1o-Ihis city has
eken what precautions It can ap ain st
w INVASION Of the ely by yellow
lever. Nj easufss are Icing taken to
neNeht The remaining In the ely OF
r,sens who may have come In coutsci
snn me disease. INCORPORATION Of the
u'hern railroads has bsen secured,
SUI me ficials are aiding M best they
~, ms department, in It's endeavor
.eep the city Tree from the pssti-
W. JORDAN, chief dispsnssry phys.
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JACKSON, Mise, Sept. l6.-At pm
the governor issued u procIamatioo
saying: "We are free from any
sick ness or suspicious fever. We have
streugthenej vsry materially our
Quara utine regulators apd will con.
uuue TO do sO as long as danger is
threatened. We havs the utmost con.
tIdence that We will seep tue ysliO "
fever out of our Citl -
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sT. PETERSBURG, Sept. l6--Two
steamers, the IsstvIlch art Maipllea,
coIlided today IN the Voiga near
Astrnkhan. The former sank. Her
passengers, panic stricken, jumped in
TO tho river. Many reached the SHORE
but forty were drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

ST. LOUIS, Sept 16.-Jobn Long
and the eignt other men arrested In
the pool room and charged with main
taiDiDg gambling house were tried
and acquitted by jury in Judge
Stevenson's court. Attorney KUN,
for the prosecution served notice Of III
appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept. l8-A redoubt.
able rio OF Ue,vywsights has Ian ded
from the steamship Servia-Pstsr
jackson, Peter Maher and Prof. Mike
Donovan. Jackson, to use his owe
words, has come here In search OF fight.
He said:
~ am here for q d Sht and I'll take
them all, one by ono. I've money to
back me ami Pm looking tor n battle.n
Jackson will Start for California to.
morrow.
What Maher intends to do In the
future no one really SEEMS to know.
Prot. Donovan will again take hold at
the New York Athletic club,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. lG.-A propo-
sitiou has been laid before the minis.
Ter OF the interior by su Influential
decegation to eend body OF volun-
drod In all, nominally to preserve law
and order but really to develop the
alternate claims lett IN the hands OF
the government and retaining the
balance to the company which Is TO be
called the Yukon, X ioBdike Cooper
tive Mining and Trading company Of
Toronto. Some OF the leading politi-
clans OF the country are SAID to be In.
teTested 10 The project.
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Refuse Ro,hschiid, Proposition.

NEW York, 5sp,. L. telegraph 10
sdvioss from the Herald's correspond.
ent In Rio de Jansiro, Brazil, state
the government has csbled the
Roihsonilds refusing their IT.r to
lease the Greenwood RAILROAD. The
government holds that such lease
would bs In opposition ~ the Int l.
ests of the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

miners wOnith. Tnr Bulletin est.
mailed 1t at s50D,001; Post n, $500, 000;
Report az 81, 600. 900; CAL at 100000;
Examiner Mt more than $500 900, anu
Chroniole at lees tbsn $l,0U0,0 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

BosloN Sept. 10 The most signi-
fct nj act OF the National laundry
meme association al yesterdsy's mee,-
ing was the laying on tire table OF Ger.
tain resolutions locking 10 a boycott Of
the Chine,e lsundries. The report OF
The committee on the revision vi the
by.lsws rscommenui Z no change
whatever Wac auOpted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

San FBANoIsco, Sept 10 - rns 81 n
FralciscO chamber VI cJnmerce has
received a oommu u icati0n from q n.
sul General Wafbnrton, representing
Great Britain at this port, notifying
the shippers OF this state OF . new act
adt cd TO the restrictive auu prJuIbi-
i've Importation laws OF Great Britain.
Tue rct was recently lstsed by tue
British Parllame aud In eff ct pro-
hiblts the importation from any foreign
port OF ptiIOp.mHd good, unless such
goods RbaIl have been male In IHe
pensl Institutions Of NJ y members O.
the United Kingdom. Al preFent most
Of tue CRnl0rbia grain enipments are
made in jute Dags which are manu-.
lnoiuleu Ia the juIe mills at San
Quentin by the cOnviots. II 1t is helu
Lat the shipment u gram In prison.
made bags viii effect tue contents Of
the uage, endless annoyance aud con.
fusion will be caused local shipp,r rs,
VINO viii be compelled 10 buy bags
somewhere else.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

clan, eaid that the l. uisvilie & Nash
Vile, Mobile ana Ohio anu Illinois
Central railroads were furnishing the
department. with a daily list Il passen.
gers carried by them from New Or
leans ami Mobile, who stopped In 81.
Louie.
1t 10 said that travel between THE
city and the south, especially north
bound, is practically suspended, the
railroads doitg only a meagre business
with tho Crescent City and the An.
chor Line steamers suspending traffic
below Memphis.
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secrs,.ry Gag. In Chie.Ee

WARRINGTON, Sept l8.--Ssoretary
Gage lett here for Chicago today to be
gone until about Optober 10.
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sale at Par, Of ~. Hall Reservation

|
PooATELLo, Idsho, Sept. 16--Com-
missioner McNeely will meet the
! chiefs aud heal men OF the Shosho ones
anu Bsnnocks at II iss Fork On Si.ur-
day, when the minor details OF tho
agreement for the sale of tho lower end
OF the Fort Hall reservation will be
completed. The chiefs who have not
yet signed the agreement are ready t.
align Il and aiiet Saturdays conference
the tfeniy will be ready 10 go to Con-
greBs.
According to the terms OF the agree.
mont the Indians are to be paid $780,
600 three months after the ratifcatio II
o. this treaty, then 500. 600 each year
for four years and $4,000 Ne the last
payment Oh the tiith year.
The land sold Ia practically all min
eral land.
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MINERS ACCEPT.
Small Operators In tho Illinois Dis-
trict ana Miners Agree.

Small Operators In tho Illinois Dis-
trici ana Miners Agree.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. l6.--rhe coal
mineI's strike 10 over, so far as the
minos supplying tho 81. Louis matke.
is concerned. II Is probably that all
The email operators in the Illinois dis
trIc,s will me into limo bsiOre the
end Of the week. Duqoin will conf
meGce work Friuay.
The REPRESENTATIVES VI tho sirik eIs
wero mst by II Of the independ Il mt
operators. The men submitted o
proposition fof a scale OF 81 cents n
ton. After a long consultation it was
accepted late In tho aiteTDooD.
The Bi! Consolidated and Madison
companies Ign red the call for the con
ference. They now hAvos three.cor.
neted h2ht on their hands. The indie.
pendent operators nni the miners
sgreed to make common warfare on
the two big companies. The small
operators will employ ss many IS pos
sIble OF The strikers formerly employed
by the Madison hrd Consolidated
clmpsnie,. Is 10 probable that doubl
shafts will be worked. The Couson-
dated and Madison companies Will
not he able to get men to dig coal Tor
them until they sign the scsle.
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Far North n,,.,onary station.

Fan FRAEoIsCo Sept l6.-The
schooner Vvlant hiss arrived at Port
T6wnseDd on the way back from S.
bella and the northern coast OF
Alaska.
She is tic vessel, that In tho latter
part OF May, sailed from this port with
'hEee mhsi0nBrits, Mr.. ami Mrs. II 10.
eft ssmm, OF LIS Angeles, aud Miss
Anbs Hunnicutt, OF Whittier, who
went TO iounu the northerBmost reiig.
hos station on this coast-il not the
must northern mission in The world.
me point 10 which the missionaries
ssiIsu Is about two hunured miles
north o. The nearest white sslilement
Inc Volant ALTO TOOK John w. Ks =
iey and several assistants TO Mschis me-
NY, Siberia, In the service Of the
uultel States government, He IL TO
Muly the native loud supply, with q
Alaska.
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Fiv. Mexican, Hur, by Lightning.

GoNzALEs. Mex. Sept l6.-F,ve
MexIoans were Setiously injured by 4
Il OF lightning on the farm Of w.
b. Houston, four miles below hete
during a severe thunder storm. Three
men, a woman aud child were pick.
ing cotton and when the storm came
up, took shelter under y tree. Ligui-
uipg struck the tree ana rendered
them all unconscious. The woman
ami child are badly burned and may
die,
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LEADvLLE, Colo, Bep,. 49,
Franknn Bauou, general manager OF
the Bimetallio smelEer was thrown
from his carriage In u runaway today
and sustained serious internal In.
jurles.
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SILVER IN ENGLAND.
Seml-Annual Meeting Of the Bank Of
England Discusses The Question.
II VIII Hold One.Hnh of Ita Note Is.
sue In Silver when France
Has Ere. Coinsga

LONDON, Sept. l6.-At the semi.
annual meeting OF the Bank of Eng.
land todsy the governor said: "YOu
are pr badly aware o! the proposals
laid before the government 10 the
summer by the United States aud
France whereby the country might
increase It's use OF silver ss con,ribu.
tion to an intern ational agreement
which, while not affecting our gold
| standard, might enable the mluts OF
France ana America to resume fres
coinage. Amo ny the proposals WINS
| one asking the bank to hold the
amount OF silver yermissabls under
the act Of 1874 as against lie notes."
The governor then read lett er
dated July 70 sdJrt used To the cha u
cellor OF the exchevuer, Sir Michael
Hicks'Beach. 1t was as tollDwt:
"Nsierfiug TO our conversation, we
beg to say the bank IL prepared to carry
out what Is laid dow u as permissible
IA the bank charter, viz: 70 hJld one
NTH OF LIS note issue In silver provided
| always that the French mint Is again
| open To the free c0iDage OF silver anu
|
durable anu HRleable are salts sctory. !,
Replying TO the questions the gov
ernor said the bank had no negotia-
tions with the United States monetary
| commissioners adding: "We nave
| bought no silver. Ali we have done
| 10 to agrees under certain circumstsu-
Gee tO carry out what ~ permissible
| under the act OF lS45"
GERMAN COMMENT.
BERLIN, Sspt. l6.-rne National
Zsituug referring to the iniormstiDu
IN the Times OF September lOIh thai
the Bank OF England was prepare TO
hold in silver oas nth Of lhs bullion
held against the notes, says: "rse
uuiavors bic reception the announce.
mspt hat met with Irom the organs OF
the British traIe leav,s no room for
doubt DIS TO the opinion OF the British
comm stcisl bodies ami as to tho ulli.
mste late OF the latest American al
tempt 10 secure for the silver mine
ow ners with the AID OF Europe "a aise
in silver as reward for their support
OF the Mckinley tariff policy Rhu TO
eep the sIveritss In good humor."
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Dory Race.

SALEM, Mass, Sept. l6.--Fhe dory
race rau at Salem Willows between
James Wrny, tue siugle skull cham.
pion OF Australia, and Foster Bruce, Of
Giaucester. dory champion OF New
England, Resulted In an easy victory
for Wray. The distance wac nominal.
~ three miles and the time l:47.
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Allotment of Greek I.oian Lasd..

MUsKoaEE, 1. t.. Sept l8.-The
Dawes snd Creek commissions are
here to begin negotiations looking to
the allotment OF the lands belonging
to the Greek Indians, the dissolution
OF their tribal governments and the
establishment OF townsites In the
Creek Naiiop. On account Of the alb.
soncs OF some OF the com missioners,
the meeting will not BIZ held uDrii
their arrival, The Greeks have been
less trouble to the United States than
any Of the other civilized tribes, and
1t ia the general opinion that liberal
CONF esslons will be made to them and
that q satisfactory treaty will DO ar
ranged.