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HEFOBTED EXPHKSSLV TOK THE KVUNINO I.C-ADKII.
Indian Jl hl tern.
Washington, May 22.—80th the
President and Commissioner of In
dian Affairs express the opinion that
an Indian war will be obviated by
the coining consultation with Red
Cloud and the other Sioux chiefs.
The Indian peace commissioners are
bringing all their influence to bear
against tiie military course which
some of the authorities desire.
A dispatch received at headquar- j
ters to-day says that Gen. Forsythe is '
in close pursuit of the Indians who
recently attacked the working par
ties on the Kansas Pacific R. R.. with
good prospects of overtaking and
punishing them.
The New York Judicial Election.
Albany, May 22.—The Argus es
timates the Democratic majority in
the late State election at 88,000.
Sluiidcr Sult.
St. Louis, May 22.—Another slan
der suit has been brought against the '
Republican by a sister of the woman
who recently obtained a verdict
hgainst the paper for $5,000. The
Suit is based on the same article.
Fearful Fighting.
New York, May 22.—News from
CaraccsLs states the eity was captured
on the 27th of April by the rebel
General Baggert Blanco, after two
days hard fighting. The city was
greatly damaged and 500 persons
were killed.
A CanuTOLs letter says the battle for
its possession lasted twenty-seven
hours, and one thousand men were
slain.
XVtl, Amntdm«nt Enlorcement Hilt.
