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make !fl,(XK) taking orders for
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our agent in New York, has sold
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The Indian (Scare.
LIEUTEN'AXT DIXON
SAYS KKI'OIITS AUK
EXAfJfiKIiATKl)
Mors Trouble la Feared From White
Outlaw Than From Marauding
Red Men Small Cent of Suppreas
lnj the Uprising.
' Omaha, Nab., Jan. 25. General
Lee tonight received a telegraphic
report from Lieutenant Dixon,
commanding the troop of cavalry
eent to the scene of the Creek
indian troubles. He states that
he has not yet made a full in
vestigation, but baa learned enough
to warrant his saying that the
reports of an uprising have been
greatly exaggerated. Thus far,
he has encountered no Indians,
and from civilians he learns that
there has been no violence on
the part of the Indians, and he
anticipates none. The report from
Lieuter.ant Dixon comes from
Henrietta, which place he reached
this forenoon.
TROOPS IN READINESS.
More Trouble Feared From Outlaws
Than From Indians.
GiTimiE, O. T., Jan. 25. Gov
ernor Barnes today erdered a
military company each at Chand
ler and Shawee, Okla., to be in
readiness to start at any moment
for the Indian Territory line.
Three thousand rounds of am
munition were provided for each
company. Governor Barnes receiv
ed m my messages today from
citizens of Stroud and Chandler,
which are situated near the Creek
Nation, asking that militia be
sent at once to protect life and
property by patrolling the line.
There is opparently little fear of
the Indians, but there is danger
that outlaws who infect the Creek ;
country will raid banks und j
stores in Oklahoma under the!
guise of Indians. Governor Barne6
will not send the troops unless
the situation beccmes more
threatening than at present.
At noon tho following telegram
was received bv the Governor:
"Situation along our border
serious. I cannot be responsible
for the safety of our people un
less militia is ordered out at once.
WILLIAM TILGHMAX,
"Sheriff."
At 1 o'clock the Governor held
a consulation over the telephone
with Colonel Hofman and Sheriff
Tilghman at Chandler, and they j
stated that many depredations
were being committed over the
line in the Creek reservation,
both by Indians and by outlaws,
but that up to that timo nobody
had crossed the line and there
was no positive evidence of any
intention to cross or to commit
any overt acts on this side of
the line. The Governor advised
that a close watch be kept along
tho line and advices sent him
of any overt act against citizens
or property in Oklahoma, but that
until there was some attempt to
cross tho line or commit some
such act, ho did not feel that
he would be justified in order
ing the National Guards to the
scene.
At 1 :30 Governor Barnes sent
for President Bellamy, of the
Territory Council, and Speaker
Stevens, of the House, and held
a consulation with them ou the
matter. Both expressed them
selves as wholly satisfied with
the stand ho had taken and as
sured him of the uuited support
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
of loth branches of the Legisla
ture in whatever action he should
deem bent or necessary for tho
best interests of the territory or
the protection of the people along
the border.
The Sinews or "War."
Washington, Jan. 25. The Attorney-General
has received the
following telegram, dated Musk
ogee, I. T., January 25, and sign
ed by the United States Marshal
Bennett:
. "Respectfully and. earnestly re
quest authority to expend not
exceeding 1800, operating under
section 846, to meet unusual
difficulty attending execution of
process, actual uebance of feder
al authority and disturbances of
extraordinary character. Prompt
authorization urgent."
The authority asked for was
granted.
Says the Indiana Are Quiet.
Ciisx'otah, I. T., Jan. 25. II. G.
Turner, of Brush Hill, where the
Snake band of Indians ia sup
posed to be in camp, was ia
town today and says thare is do
truth in the report from Eu
faula of Indian uprisings. The
Indians, he says, who are sup
posing to be indulging in the w f
dance, are at work. It is true,
be says, that a few Indiana are
attempting to enforce some of their
old laws, wherein members of
their owd tribe are concerned.
Checotah is in no danger of at
tack. Austria Friendly to Edward.
New York, Jan. 25. A dispatch,
to the Yorld from Vienna says i
The fashion in which the pro
clamation of King Edward has
been received in political circles;
here is in keeping with the friend
ly relations which have always,
prevailed between Austria and
England, and is cordial . .in the
extreme.
With regard to a possible
change in the. foreign policy of
England, which ia referred to in
the French press, political circles.
here have no anxiety. It is stat
ed that through it is undeniable
that some years ago strained rela
tions existed between Edward
VII, and the Kaiser,'., this has
long been gotten, rid'ol, and it
is regarded as certain that there
will be no change , in England's
foreign policy. . .. . -
Russia's Plans. - :
New York, Jan. 25. A 'special
to the Herald from Washingtoa
8a.vs : .. . . . . .
Keliable information vhas"'Veea
received in Washington reTatire
to Russia's " policy In' Manchuria.'
particularly in regard to" the
agreement between Russia and
China, which is alleged assured: '
Russia a practical protectorate.
The correspondent of the Lon
don Times in giving the text of
tl)9 agreement relating' to 'the
Province of Fen Ting, predicts
that it would he extended to the
other two provinces of Manchuria,
when that province would be 'de
facto a Russian protectorate." '"
There is authority for the state
ment that Russia 'has not enter
ed into any arrangement with"
China regarding Manchuria," and
it can be further stated' that
the St. Petersburg Government
does Dot contemplate .departing
from the position assumed iq its
circular note of August 25 la t
It is believed ' here that the ex- '
aggeratsd dispatches sent by Dr.
Morrison were based .'upon an
understanding .reached -.by. the
Russian military and the . Chi
nese authorities in Manchuria,
the sole idea of which i" th
restoration as promptly as possible
of peace and order within- the
province.
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