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ARREST OF INDIANs.-On Saturday morning last
an indictment was found against four Tonawan


ing Mr. Montgomery and others, from digging plaster
upon lot on the Indian reservation recently sold by the
Ogden Company Mr. under sheriff Sprague, with his
usual promptness, started to make the arrest ten
o'clock Of the same day, accompanied by deputy sheriff
Hawlcy On approaching the common the village,
they discovered large number of the Indians actively
engaged in their favore pastimc Of balplay ing, and
among them three Of the defendants They submitted to
be ironcd quietly and with all Indians stocism, and
put into wagon brought to this place and lodged
in Jail to await their trial. Finer specimens of tall ath
letc men are not often One of them named Mar
tin Spring. stands six feet six inches in his stockings
another six feet three and the third six feet and inch


We might add by way of anccdote that coming up to
the Inoans at the village the deputy sheriff inquired of
Of the three arrested whether they had any
stray sheep about there After starting for this place
the six half feet fellow glanced his eye quietly al
the officers and said in cultural tone, Ugh want any
more Sleeps i"-Batavia Spirit Of the Times