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Newspaper Page TextA LI? AN V, OREGON, Wit.DN'ISsPAY, DECEMBER 17, 1890 JO CENTS A WEEK. VOL. VI NO. 12 1 OLIDAY SiiotiM al: ami see the nucriiificiit display or plush ods, m isi ttl i::-ti-iime:its noolfuM, art supplies told p mis arvl p j , l)ks tor old ami young writing ctifs, Muokeivs -. ' i let cases, elegant pel -turn ry stands, mid the greatest arintv ot beautiful holi lay p:v.'iits fertile seaso.i of Ib'.. AT (1. L The 'wt.nu r Drug .More tf,TAI! w U marked down ami nt.-s. THE ST is 1 - ANP if is now fiixko 1101:2 Tine Dress Suits, i All wool Mi'tiii-'ai AiV.ny V...len Mills Men's . if. '.dill iiirs, o:iig Mi-nV Tndor M ; I.- Suit i I'V l-e ! f T.liiois, I luudr :ds !' r.ilt''i ii i t. Sele I. Front. HSiLVr 07S23i.T3. 3 0VRC0AT3 (jiiiiranlce.! Scasoaalilc and Warranted soikiWc in iVii'c. L. K. BLATN Tiii) Lsaslinn nm-.mi Ta:io; Albany, Qroioa. rhank;i CMTKh IN HOLY IV1 ATRI1V30N Y,B Mi: o; Linn i'oiinly, i. Ac- ..idii ti tin' oidln.in. e l . 1, :.t All-aliv, Oi'fi,iit l, .1 nil., r, A. P., WII'NFSS: .1. j:. Wil 1.1KY. i: CVI I. Ml N'. I.. vhi.h I ht-u-hj ii.iy. KF.V. " c..rr;,Va,f..1resinc1,.ive,Wi.nK.a; -,."jiay T1IK FKKIOIIT to your us 1 II i.-rceat. di-. t ...i ,:iH p.i.haMJ. ut ll.e ...dy .jim: door ofi Htovee hou;ht here. ' ' ii- stove tie ill Alhany. Sxnitlx Sz Senders 1 u in Odd Fellows Temple. will b sold at astonishingly l"w .. wini vmmE, C0MI1TG B L A C K M A N S. n n r U I v in i- to Chidstmn s mis-; li Vitmhih County, i i f lo.i, and the laws ol the Stnte o U'f.-le ll.e Vflii I WPIity -lill h da jC!ifisteI,Yii Ydbk Fine French Candies. Plain Mix.'.!, Fancy Mixed, French Mixed. Assort'd Stick?, Fine Assortment of Fresh Nuts. Fat Turkeys, ! Citron, Lemon and Orange IV.'?, ! Inipo ted S r ghetti, ( Fat Chickens, Seedless Raisin?, Za'itc Currants. I.aver Raisins Mince Meat i j Fiesh Eastern Oyster". Atmore's Mince Meat, Olives, a.i.r..it'ui.0, . ...j .... . 'fV, j Chow CIioa, Catsups Horse radish I Fat. Pucks, I Celery, Cauliflower, '.'laiibcrries, I Mushrooms. IV. ii. h Ivas, j Asparagus, I icm-h Ru.ins, i ! Fun Corn. l'i ...e inm j mcei.i.i-.r e (iAiiiMrr, ! j The Lcadill;: i r...cers. i Tlie Celebrated Frsncli C U K K Warraiitt-il to ..-lire iiiedciul i:fn:.! .f AFTER r tli. i;t l.t-; ill i-rj-(i I ..f Lll .l:r W WiKtil. r ', . m!u;' iftttt flu f.i'. r ii-it of itiiiiwimHa, i -t i.r ij.;;(:,i. tf thr ni-.h i ititnful units I r f. :r i..::L-t f i',tic,, s Ii mitres of .t:i'-!::;S: j !. ct rwi'? :ui i ltiiN)i.in . nhi-Ii if nfK nftt.'ii l ;id t. .i.-fti;il -Im-a't-ai.d : t-Kihitv. l'i.. Ma l- t; f..r Jii.(i) j -iltl i".tTV ?." u.'IiT r.-iti.t'J, t' letllll lilt i iin.ir-v if : IVS'iMKiirii I citr,- n mtt t ftc tvt. U't line il iwa ;.! ti -nu,i,(.i:i:rt fr.iin old ' VI"' Olll'', f i t ft W .'M. tlfcW i,li;lt . i;iui't:'(a --iif.-l ;. if. c line J A,d r.xl.lin. I VV. -i-tit hfjiif li, iiai, I, itrc.-'on. i 'irt .V itj i' vt.'.v i V'in, w,,, ":!e aiol UUll Pills K'ir f i iii.-Je Ir rvni'Titi(; ii'tfb nr f;if Uk-iii i id tli- iii.irl I.. Ni",'ir On Jid(v fclii irnnlMv. vTt Jtf OiifirantBii" t. r-- l1 v..-' p litre bi ;.i. bhi-I ' ttici.strtrii ...... 1 SureSaft Csriaic Dmi't l.c IiiiiiiIiuk- iri. .-avi, tun. . r;.: H.?a!tli:irifl mnnev -""'olaw Take no..tl.tT. " !rc:n '. u.:iii en r.:c.ipf of i.ricf, ?!. A.I Ir-'H Sl.iirti lrflirlnr C'iiiiiiihiiv V-f limn.'li rrll.iiu:, ir. I Sold by Fothiy U M8on, Alltny. Oie(?ei Tin: ottler -l'SF TI IK PA ST i: MR 1TLTER i.;rl. in. I, Monitor, .-.'land, Su- ,,,.;,. .;(.,.,,.,, an, ranges, hack w .ri;ilile.I !." yeaif, Sn;ar kettles. Myers fore-' .iiiiig..u, pipe hose, co- ix-r and porcelain hat lis, haiiiH, elusetH, .liiiilin l.y piactii-;;! wui kineii, hard v arc cutlery, nheai s lahterns, tin, copper and sliest noiiw a re. J'tisfrur Walev Filter. aTOBMW r'.i ji t : i ! I'ARNELL VS. DAV1TT The Fight Between the Fictions Becomes Permanent.' I'AKNELI. 19 ASSAULTED. Trial of th 81yer of Qouff ia ?ri Twslva Hondrtd on Out 8ma!I Strike. I IVhi.in, Pen. 16. At Kii''ill to dav, Pavitt, accornfuinied Jy Father O'Halleran, wae-the first pruiiiiii 'iit speaker that arrived at the met ting. As Havitt hegan !i;h Hp. cii a wagonette, in which were V, in. Ueduioiid, M. l,Futher Kyuii and - tlier l'ariielliUs, was I ii ii ili.i..ij;'i Ihr) lower part of i he Mpiaie, lollowed by a cheering c ...Ml. i:. -.11110111! he(taii speaking .xiiiii.li.u eoiialy with Davitt. The a.-.v. n' oi anolher party, headed hy hescoil priests, uut a temporary : il.e M-eches. The new comeis a: 1 a. i .1 themselves along M ic tin- en .. . 11 ii d hy U.ivittand iim'.l 'Iii.k'.s of mingled cheers and ete.vat ions. Scully took up the speaking and w:n expressing Ids view" when a -.-reat shouting aiK.oiiu i "! ' l.e an i . :il of i'uniell, li.u ii-..ii .fid a iitimher of sup iioi u-r.- 0:1 lioiaeliiick and in cars. I'ai nell's apjjeara'.ee l.eshle Keil moiel w a igih l for cheers and I .- of I . Ifi, the fox" and Kitty's pettiest." Amid the din I'arnell sip -i.e to the crowd aioitn 1 him. lian .-u.i wa-i a' out to . follow Pan:. 11, and Tanner was speaking wlieii a tmaoen contlict aiose on the verge of the ciowd. A rush v..s made t..-.ard Pavitt'sear and a general nif-.- ensued. Pavitt I'-aped iroiii his car, wielding a tliu-k hacl stick, and fought his '..ay, foot hy foot, straight towards ranicll wagon, receiving and fixing iiuuieioii hlows. He liualiv itai.hd ti:e v.ag-p, hatk's and w it h his face hadlv marked. Standing on the steps of 1'arnell' wngon I 'avitt uttered a hreaildess amt iiidistni"t tleliance, 'hen t : 1 1 1 ; .- 1 and pushed back to li is o n car, s.irroiiuded hy his sup ln ter , and amid tiie continuous vi s and execiatioi'.s of the two il-liy excii. d factions, and with the i-xch:iu:;i! of a shower ;".'-hlo Pavi:i n-iiiouuted his car at .1 -Ii iittesi, '.Men of Kilke: nv. 1 came here in defense of the right ol a pul.iie meeting and tiiel herly i.t hji"i cli. Our opp.iiit ntrt sell' tht.r hlacketnr :s to interrupt the procccoiti--', ln.t v.e have heaten them hacl;. 1 was never stiuck !iv an Kng:i-li!iian, hut to-dav 1 whs ma'iy times struck hy my own countrymen. J lie ciowd then began to oib pi rse, and Farneil and his friend dew: tj Castle Comer, Pavitt and Tanner fi lowing. At Cattle Comer Pavitt ai.d Tanner ad- dre.'M.'d an open air assemhluge, as-rrting that Farneil had hiought a Inre.l mot) tliere to attack them Just then the carriages containing the I'arncllitees, passed the cro vd, w i.ich hoot-d and pelted ilii-m witli inti'l and stones Finally I'arnell and his friends hove ..ii' amid showors of stones ai.d mud. Frcquei.t at'empt were made to ass: il the mem berg of hi' partv and several bags til.e.l wi n iin.e were tnrowii at them. llariit:tons shoulders wi re coven d wi h iime and a mass of lime struck l'ai nell full in the lace, completely blinding him. I his insult infuriated , I'amell's friends. 1 1 iri ingion turned and advancin; toward Father Downey, i.o was at the head of FarneU'e oopoiients, shouted, Cowards, you are a disgrace to vcur church." Die police again interfered and l'ai nell's p.rty gt away on to the l oad, l'arnell's eyes pained him .-i i I e was soon uhlig.'d to stop the carnage, and entered a laborer's cabin in a fainting condition. A local doctor attended him. THKKHKDIVA OK KG V FT. .IW lr-dei. Tells What Bh Kduws of Iter. Miss Kate Marsden, the mission ary to the leers, who is now trave'mg extensively to collect infoi matioii about the stricken i.iMiile in whose seivice she has coii-ecrated her life, was invited, during her brief blay in Alex andria, to be presented to the klit-.iiva. Her h'ghuees the priucees Fmineh-ilanen, the Klie.liva, h the (laughter ot the late l iuice l-.l-llainv-raslia, and the mother of two line boys ii. .1 two pretty guls. She isa fine looking woman of about 'M years. willi biLht brown even expressive enough to interpret the thoughts slie eonbi not put m words to tier l'.UL'iish visitor. She has an liu- porit e figure, which was, on the occasion of the presentation,; I raned lo ad', ant age in a well-1 made black g -w n. The palace of th Khedive is a peculiar structure, painted entirely white, surround ed by a court p'et'ily decorated with green creeper, and paved with a peculiar mosaic made of s'ones in two colors ail turned on their sides. The maids in attend ance hi the inner had were all simpiy dressed alike in plain black and while dresses. Not a man was seen about the palace, whose mi'iiisliin r is extremely plain and simple, the only pretty room being tlie.tiiiral one, in which were lovely mirrors and candelabra and baautifully inlaid and polished rigors. The royal lady graciously wel cornea me plainly dressed woman who came before her in a continue unlike anything ever seen in the presence chamber before, for Miss narsaen, 10 quote her own words was limited to choice between three Beverly plain uniforms one of which wan crushed 'the i . ... . seconu very creased and the third on my hack, it freshness all gone likewise some of its burtons. liesnles thev were all &n wurm being intended for rough traveling in Knesi. and bv no means suit able for royal receptions or for the not enmate. Juy bonnet had al ready done Rood servcie in London for six months, and its original color being black it was then a a rusty brown. Cloves, fortunate ly, 1 had, but my onlv pair of hoots were thick traveling ones, made for Kiberh'.. Fancy ray clumping into the presence of her highness with such boots." But the meeting was irfesant Tea was served in exquisite little cups with no handles, and the pluin woman in the traveling-worn gown and heavy boots was made to forget, by the courtesy of her royal hostess, that she was not in full court dress. Chicago Herald. Pull the Kcntn Before Plucking The Stote The San Frarciscn Chronicle says that the New Yoik iru potters will proiiob'y join in the general condemnation of the peculiar demands made by the Farmers Alliance, and sav that thev ao asking for class legislatiou. But the same importers will remain blissfully unconscious of the fad that they are about as iheekv as the farmers when they a.tk the (iovemuuent to keep their good in bound for an idefinite period lo nelp them to tide over monetary difficulties which they have, by their greediness and desire t heat the revenue laws, involed themsdlvs in. They have no more right to ask for such an accom modation than the f unit-is have t ask that their grain be warehouse lor them until a favorable opportu nitv to dispose of it presents it self. for The Pad lie Cable. Information has been received of th? second schsiiii'h uurk nf hei majee'.Vs warship F.ngeiia, which has been detailed to make a s s tematic examination of the bed of the t acltic ochuii with thw .ri-t ot discovering the beBt route tor a catle troin Canada to Australia. Last year year was spent at Auck land, New Zealand, and the Fij irrouti. The deeDest soundinir ob tamed south of the euuator was 4,r3) fathoms. Unfortunately, the nature of the bottom at great depth win lost throuirh the nartinv nf thp . 0.. K c . mm niicu iicxiiii iii. inreo is lanusoiiiie rn.ei.ix group wen Hiirveve.l in niifneietit ilMtaila r ascertain their situability for Leierann en me. ln vwnacl now further engaged with the sur vey of the work, and the British flag has been hoisted on all islands vieiM'U in ine racinc wiiicn are not under the protection of any other power. Astonan. A Mystical Novel Comlu. Nbw York, December 16. It is reported from Fans that the widow of 0e late l.au-ence Oliphant, who, some m'.nths fter his death. married his voung assistant in hie business ut llaiu, in Syria, iJ now ngaged wilh her present husband. ami with a iady of fortune lroni New York, in writing out, under direction of the spirit of Oliphant, a novel of a mystical and psychical sort. The Market, San FRANcisco.Pec. 16. Wheat. tliere is nothing of iotereet in the situation; No. 1 white, $1.30; choice, $1.31t; milling $1.:J7 1.40 per cental. LivKRPooi., Pec. 16. Wheat. unchanged. New York. Dec. 16. Monev on call easy, closed 3 ; prime mercan tile paper, 7 1-5(S9: Merlin ex change, quiet, steady ; 60 day bills f4.,i; demand, f-i.ta. Twelve U und red Miner Strike. Cheyenne. Wv. Pee. 16 Twelve hundred minors and laborers at Rock Springs mines, Union Paci fic, are on a strike and the niin are closed. the company cave notice Saturday that they pioposed paying (lay workmen hy the hour. It is believed the comnnnv intend ed forestalling the effect of the eiifht-hour law introduced in the present state legislature. Suing; For Telegraph Toll. Ntx Yoke, Pec. 16. In the C circuit court to day the govern ment began suit against the West ern I'n ion Telegraph company and ('.ion Facitie railway company, to leeow r iVlfAW), the amount paid fir telegraph messages sent hy the gover mient over the lines from tl.e Missouri river to San Francisco since 'SI . The Union Pacific are now run ning two daily trains through to Chicago in three days, carrying all classes of passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists sleepers and free reclining chair cars attached. Passengers can now leave Portland at 7 a. m. and 'J v. a. For sleeping car res . nation, etc. apply to C. U. Raw- i.gs, foot of Broaaalbin street. A VIGOROUS PROTEST The Lamented Census ''tirs U a Hot Debate in Conress. FlOt'RKS A UK DK.XIt NIEII. lermlukl Point for tbe N. Y. Tbo Weit. era Union It After Undo Sam for Telegraphing TolU . Washington, Dec. 1C Pun nell's apportionment bill 'was taken Op in the house to-day: Flower,' of New York, protested against the passage of the hill and severely criticised the census re turns of New York city. Mills, of Texas, said his slate had lost half a million. McHoe, of Arkansas, gave notice of an amendment increasing the number of representatives to 359. Flower, of New York, offered an amendment increasing the rej. re sen tat i m from New York to :;5. Spinola, of New York, said when the people of NVv York fcund they had lieen wronged they applied to the secretary i-f the interior, but obtained no relief. The secretary wrote a blackguard, impudent letter, which was un worthy to emanate fnun any man calling himself a gentleman. The census as taken by Superintendent Porter was a crime against the republic. liiug, of California, complained t''at San Francisco, had not had a fair enumeration, not one enumer ator there being a democrat. Peel, of Arkansas, declared that Arkansas had lest 11,(00 by tib ial lure of the count. Punnell in cloMiig the d. hate spoke earnestly in favor of the bill. The hour of h o'clock having arrived Puuuell demanded the previous quest i-jti. I.louiit, of Georgia, interjected a motion to adjouin, and during the iirosrress of the vote tin demo c ratio niemlxTs left the hall, show ing a disposition to hrean the quorum on the next vote. The motion to adjourn was lost. At the surest ion. of Blount, of f ieorgia, it was agreed that after a two hours' debate to-uioimw the i.revio;i.i oues'.iirii should be e. n- didered ordered, and the house ad journed. TKKM1NA1. MOSKV. The Chairmau l:ri..i'l That the Amount 1 liaised. Tacom., Pee. 111. Walter J. Thompson, chairman of the com mittee which ha in charge the matter oi raising one hundred 'housund dollars for the C P. terninals, telegraphed to F.ngincer Bogue at Portland, this evening, that eighty thousand dollars ha.l lieen raised and that he (Thomp son) would personally guarantee the remainder would be raised. Robert Burnett, alias U .hell Highland, serving time for smug gmig, and John liuuioii. i.eid lur breaking into a tionded car near this citv, escaped from t'.e 1'nited States prison on McNeils Islam! some time last night, by digging a hole through the brick arch to the roof. HK 1-4 lllHSIMi. And a Are Si-vt-ral Arcounl. Thai He Owed. fnuTi i.'l. Ill'l' Hi. W. II. L-a... u.l.. u-lif I. p fii.ntA lime brut .i i . . . - lieen connected with the Chicago, Riiriiiictnn .t Ouincv railroad oflice in this city, is missing, and it is stated that he leaves a number of mr.oi.1 l.illa Ainom? the lopsere are Chief of Police Parish, who cashed a check for Kennedy, dravnonthe Merchants National bank. It is thought Kennedy has gone to Seattle. He came here from San Francisco alxiut eight months ago and was employed for some time bv the Southern Pacific :ompany. BXPKR1MKNT IN AM Kit ICA. Phyatclane Are Much I'leaaed With Their Ueeulte. New Yoiik. Pec. 16. So far ns hospital exiieriments have gone since Tuesday, when the tirst iu- iections of the Koch lymph .vere ? .. i . made in iniscuy, mere nun a marked simiiariiy in inepnciif m ena here with tte se spoken oi bv Professor Uoch in Berlin, ami that the lymph has a decided effec t on various sorts ot tunucutar diseases has even in this shoit lime h -eu demonstrated to the satisfaction f the local experimentalists. 1 he question now is just how i.i;- ll.e discovery of Koch will act either as a remedy or as a cure. According to the statem"nt of Dr. Kinnicnt, who has uii.u-r his personal supervision the r-es at St. Luke's Hospital, a rem. dy of great potentiality has been found, but onlv the most careiui experi ments will give to the medical pro fession the knowledge which will make it of thorough usefulness. From Bird to Men. Brookiiaven, Miss., Pec. 16. In a shooting match 15 miles from here this afternoon. Al. Bowen, Will Blue, Pave McKee and Bob Apple, (white) were all mortally wounded. The light grew out of the killing of a cousin of McKee by Blue, at a party in Jefferson county a short lime ago. A DEFAULTER SCREENED. The Crime Concealed for the Sake of HI Young Wife. Chicago, Dec. 16. A story of confidence betrayed and funds misappropriated, of a g.-nerosity that shrank from exposing a newly wedded wife to the disgrace that follows the prosecution of the offender such is in brief, accord ing to a member of the firm, the tale of the failure of the old board of trade firm of P. Mctiurn A Co., which occurred yesterday. A former book-keeper, he said. embezzled considerable money be longing to Milium -and tied top more in unsaiame stocks, with the result of lorcing the old man to the wall. He absolutely declined to save himself by prosecuting the offender, whose name even is kept secret. RKNEATU A HTREET CAR. A Fatal Accident Hefalle an Englishman Known In Thl City New York. Pec. 16. Charles Foster, an Englishman, about 41) years old, was instantly killed last evening hy being thrown from the platform of an huhth avenue cat under the wheels of a passing truck on Canal street, nesr Broad way. It was learned that Foster was connected with the large bottling firm of M. B. Foster A Sons of 23 Brook street, Hanovei square, Ixjndon. He came to th;s country about a year ago w ith his wita. I hex pent some time in California and ahout four mouths airo his wife returned to England, lie had in tended being home by Chri-amas. TO EXPLORE ALASKA. . ;..vri iimrnt Party to Penetrate tl.e interior Territory. WAhiuxuros, Pec. 16. A bill providing for the svrtematic ex ploration of the interior of Alaska is likely to receive consideration by congress goon, it provides the .m cretary of war shall send a paity into the inteiior of Alaska, and appropriates 10.,W0 to defray the expenses oj the'expedition. It is proposed for the party to remaii: three 3 ears, in order that theii observations may be absolutely trustworthy and finally set at rest the various and conflicting rep jr: regarding Alaskan territory. A Cua-iou t'mllrittl.ii. Zaxk.svii.i.e, O , Pec. 16. A c irious complication has arisen in the case of iovcrnor-eh ct Bovd.ol Nebraska, lie was horn in Ire land in ls;U, and came to tnis city w : Ii ins lamer, Joseph .ovd, m 184:1. The father tiled nJtice ol his intent. on u become a citizen, bu: did not take out his final papers until November. lfc'.W. The son did not take out papers here, ami it is stated he has never i.r-eu naturalized in Nebraska. The statutes provide where the f.thei is n.it in yli"l his sons itiu'er 21 years of age are naturalized. In this case the fattier tiled his decla ration in 184'.!, but did not takeout his final 1 apers until 18:)0. Uen. Mile at ttt. Paul. Chicago, Pec. 16. tien. Miles has left St. Paul and w ill be at Standing Hock to-morrow. No more outbreaks are looded for by i he otli -ers except peihaps fight ing with the remnant of Sitting Lull's band. Piiring the veek the command i".' otl.c. rs at the differ ent nuclide.- w ill ! instructed to ask tiie. sin ri'stier i all the hostile Indians. Hiiing Bull was able to keep t!-e young bucks excited with the Me siah craze, but now that lie is deal Col. Corbin be lieves ho.-tilities will soon stop. Klarbtne Rendu a Decision. Cun-Ado, Pec. Hi. In an inter view to-day lenarding the railroad meeting in New York yesterday, President Blackstone, of the Chi cago & Altt n, said he thought such a meeting at this time was inexpedient. The farmers' alli ances, which so powerful in the state legislatures, are not likely to view with equanimity the . forma tion of an association, backed up by Eastern capital, which they look upon as inimical to their in terests, h'or this and other reasons Alton did not send a rep resentation to the confeience. A Declmon ICererited. S.v Francisco, Pec. 16. The supreme court to-day reversed the decision in the tase of lngeruian ag.inst Moore, whereby ifl,.')0J was awarded the latter by the superior court. In 184 Ingerman while running an e.iger in ine lirui's saw-mill at Port Discovery, Wash., had one of his hands cut off in an attempt to remove a shver which obstructed ttie ma chine's movements. The justice reversed the trial of the lOint's judgment, e.tying lngerman's r.eg'ience caused the accident. Chiei Justice Beatty and Justice Mct'arland dissent. A Reported Fight, Penvkk, CoL, Pec. 16. A News courier lroni a' camp near Palv s ranch, has ll.tj follow log trom Rapid City, Dk: A rancher lias just ar rived to our c miiiianding officer and reports command? of cavalrv .... i i ... .i . i .: .-. I. aiiaiKe.i ai.i inu unicia hum liny i ..... . men Killed, out ine i nutans repulsed with very hertvy were j lois. ! Indians were put reiiort was not to rout. This I authenticated.. ot known w hose command it as but wax probably that of Major Tupjer of the Sixth cavalry. MORE PARTICULARS. How Sitting L'uil Came to His Last Scheme. INDIAN POLK r M EN HuLKMD, BUckitou RriJcr a Pteliioi-Otafal Miltt Geo la Peraos-Mors Kaaieri ofladiaa Fighting. ' Ol. i A ail. Vtc. 16. o-davs advices from Standing Rock are to the effest that the arrest of Bitting Bull was decided i.jon by Agent McLaughlin when be heard on Sunday that the surly old chief and followers were about to set out for the Bad I-iiids. Therefor orders were j.iy-n the police and theyjset out on Sunday sight, troops following By nearly mail ing tt.e pol ce had' reached the camp. The cavalry were three miles in the rear and the infaatrv much further away. On reaching the camp, the police found the campers almost readv to move. sitting Hull waa seised, placed under arrest, but not bound, and the p dice quickly started lor the agency, but the followers of the old man soon got over their sur prise and a sharp Gre was at once ..pened on the police. The police responded in kind and several fell iroiii their horses, among the uuuilier Sitting Bull and his son Black Bird. The old medicine man had tried to direct matters for a time hy loudly shouting ord. js, but his fall upset the hostile. 1'ney at once rallied, however, Mirrouded the police who fought ravely and well, but would foon have been overpowered had not the cavalry-, w ho had been sent tor, arrived on the scete. The police were at that time almost ut of ammunition and were tijt.t i. hand to hand, hut the sight i he uoldieis and the roar of the nai hine truiis alarmed the hostile and they fled. I'p iiraii.1 liver, cavalry follow ed ior hut a short distance and ben returned to camp ami took .o-sessien of the bodies of Sitticg dull and his son. Four of tl.e pulice were killed and thr- e won: .led, a'd it is thaugiit tLat i'.t.. aether eight of the hostilea '.-refilled. Crow Foot, the 12 . ear-old son of Sitting Bull and a umber o: others weic woundej. fitting Bull's followers when thev iled up Grand river left behind ':eui ait their tents 'and families, a iiicii wi.l he turned over to tl.e igen. y. After goiiiL' a short ilis-.a:i.-e up t e river the Il.eitig ted kins s ..tier, d and went ctf in all lir -cta ns ihr.iuh t lie co-intry to vard the Bad lnds. Some of ok ill may try lo reach the Indians l Two Sirike band luriher s anil, vnile utheis w ill seek to eecaqie to be north. However I here is tittle h.'.nce f i t hem in at.y diiec.tion. Soldiers re lucattd U around the Bid Utn !s. Ihe t llect of the lei'.th ol Sitting Bui! is problema '.i al. Other leaders who bated li.n will surely no sei'k to avenge h s death, stil he had gained i considerable following among be g.'v .' i;.--r- these may .iu.ui, i. ruuii-t ing in rcvei.ge. i'eople around Kisuiarck and in tl.e iiei'lihoriiol of Standing Kelt a; ..cv' are greatly wrought i,o..i uie killing and rxpresx fear : : the outcome. The cene .it the agency to-day is indescnti ab!e. Ihe death of the Indian tiolicemen Alio was the flower of .he tribe will be li-ourned by the squaws for weeks, and the old 'vurriors will join in the mouriing for the present. It will be a great Indian funeral these policemen will have, and the death song will continue for weeks. ItlMINATINU EACH OTHER That Is How the Murderer Com mence Their Tilal Record. Pakis, Dec. !6. Ttie trial of liehael Eyraud and Qahrielle Bombard for the murder of Gouffe !gan to-day. When Eyraud was brought to the stand, ne narrated how Gabriel le proposed that Gouffe go to her house, and then murder and rob h m. lie gave every de ad of the crime, telling how Gouffe was sitting down with Gabriel le n his knee and f.-ndlit.gher, when the noise wrh which he waa stranded was thrown around his nn k. Gabrielle declared all the details of the murder were planned l.y r.yratut and that he influenced her. AS TIGHT AS AN OT8TER. That Ia the Way Military Rule Are. Bismarck, N. D., Pec. 16. But little word is obtainable from Standing Rock to-day or to-night. The iiou clad iioii intercourse rule o! the military holds rein over the military telegraph. All news papers are cut off from any com munication by wire with the agency. The until driver from Winona this evening knew noth ing more I ban published this afternoon. The loiies of those slain in yesterday's engagement. .-. 1 1 . . . '"ee" an, wan oruugut to Dost to-day. 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