Tho War Kleuteut of tho Apaches.
ALBimQUKnQ.UE, N. M, Sept. 14. Gen.
Miles bus arrived bore to meet 400
and Warm Spring Indians who will
arrive here on their wuy to Fort Marion,
Florida, by way of St. Louis. Thoy com
pose the war element of tho Apaches andthoir
removal rids the southwest of all Indian
troubles. Gen. Miles contradicts tho state
ment modo by tho Army and Navy Journal
that tho Chiracuhua and Warm Spring In
dians wore never disarmed and wero not
prisoners of war. These Indians wore placed
on the.- Apacho reservation contrary to tbo
wish off tho interior," department, and' it Is
wpn known that their removal will nil be tho
work of Gen. Miles, who has been perfecting
arrangomonts for llvo mouths against much
opposition.
Ile'llglou factions fifOtuwu.
Ottawa, Out., Sopt. 14. Arrangements
nro being inude here for tho reception on
Tuesday, of tho Irish Loyul and Patriotic
di'logutfos. Thero Is a good deal of feeling
on both sides, and tho prospect ot a counter
demonstration .is good. Much feeling between
the races und much "animosity between
tho religious sects has boon occnsloued by the
bitterness ot tho organs of the ditl'ereut
troeds In treating tho subject.
One Man Klllod und Six OtHors Kutoinbed,
ScnAjJTOjr, Pa., Sopt. 14. A serious cave,
in occurred at tho Marvino shaft. One man
was ta'ion out doad. Six men uro entombed
olive. Rescuing parties aro at work,
THE KANSAS CAMPAIGN.
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to Italso tho Necessary Funds.
