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WHILE the North and East have been
visited with destructive floods and ice
gorge, of tremendous size, the South has
not been neglected by tine devastating
elements. a few days since, we publish
ed an account Of u terrible tornado which
had swept over portions Of Georgia ana
South Carolina, bringing with it swift
destruction. Thi, morning the stories OF
is fearful doings are more than confirm
3D. Ii j. stated To- have been Il
perfect cyclone cylindrical in form,
which travelled with tremendous velocity
from North to South. 1t seems to have
spared nothing in its track; houses were
swept down before It's fury like reeds
while, SAYS the report, huge oaks, which
Ind stood the storms of century, were
literally snapped 10 pieces. 1t spent its
greatest force within three minutes, but
short "a the time WAS, it was sufficient to
produce appalling damage to both lite
and property, in II large district compr's-
ing eight counties i'll Georgia, and two
or three in South Carolina. In that sec
ton, at least, March has fully vindicated
lts reputation.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE THIRD DIS
TRICT.

but the feeling through this county
- not anti-Democratic; 1t Is intensely
auti-scc,ional.' Charleston Courier, 2Oh
The above extract from the Courier Is
tull Of qualification. That paper has
been the ,orest and bitterest in the State
since the Capital removal, because the
viii of the people of this State differed
from its own, and while it has not said
distinctly that it favored II disruption of
the Democratic party on account OF Such
removal it has limited that such Il con-
summation might be brought about
But lis contemporary, the Greenhrler
independent has already quite positively
declared that when it talks about any such
result it must not be supposed to speak
Tor the people of that District, and now
We are clad 10 see that the Courier itself
expresses the same sentiment. OF course
the people Of that county, aS well Il" OF
the entire District, are not anti-DcmO-
cratic. They could not be- for every in.
~tuct every influence, whether of edu-
cation or interest, is bound up with the
success, of the Democratic party. This
We have always believed, and nothing
but AN actual demonstration to the con-
trary would ever have made Us believe
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ing himself right, jcera and -cotfs have
had 10 terror for him; but he has
always gone right on, unrepressed and
irrepres>ible, and his attendant success
has vindicated his honesty and sincerity.
1t was then, on Tuesday, that he
planted himself fairly and squarely upon
his favorte position, and hurled his unan-
swerable arguments at the head of the
President, and exposed his actions in
scathing matter He did not mlnce
words; but showing first that the Senate
had no right. in the absence OF the lower
house. to act on the question before IT, ne
went on to show that in interfering Will
the rights of the people of Louisiana, tue
President knowingly, wilfully, and d.
rectly, violated the Constitution, which,
by his solemn oath, he was bound
| 10 observe. And, said he, it is time
| the country was awakened and
considered these things. upon what meat
does this our Caesar feed that he hath grown
so great, that he can prescribe and lay
down empires, and place commanders
over States" What does all this mean?
There must be something to explain 1t,
and which underlies it all He then
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DIED.

FITZPATRlCK-On Monday, March -,
1875 nj = o'clock =. NJ, SARAH FITZPAT-
IICK, in the fiitieth year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her sister,
Mrs. John McGarrell, Market street, on
this Wednesday, March oath, AT 80 a. NJ.
Friends of the family are invited to at
tend. Interment at the old cemetery.
CLARION Monday, at 80 o'clock p.
NJ, KATE X, eldest daughter OF John ii.
and Catharine Clark, in the sixteenth year
OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, No. 23lS Jacob street, this Wednesday
afternoon, March 18th, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
ntermcnt at Greenwood.
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....,.,.;,. c,o. ,.onr. ava NO lon
,.-.,.,,. bo,.ir,, 49,, b.r.teJ himself no.
...l.,h,n,. :, w..c,rtdcntIv an
- ,Lo, ii. rri,Iic career wu. ended.
.......,.,-al h,n h. had boor
= Wv ,.,..;,l 81.
n,,,,bo.
,.,;.;,n u.o. ,b,, wb.,
I..,.,,.,r,,n;,. no would make
s. rh.n,h.r r.y.rh.ro,. with
Wv -; u.n,rr. and ~ ro
-" - ano,r nay off old
u,ncc when it was
a,,r,prccd that he would speak on tho
,,o,I tried Louisiana question, the gale.
.i.s wore crowded with an cNpcctaut
,hropr who no doubt. firmly believed
,bs, though this was his text, he would
,,,r, # 70 suit his own designs But Mr.
,,uxsox knew the spirit which governed
81. h.sr,rs and, at the outset, plainly
,,ll ,h.m that they would be mistaken;
chm, J.. lod 10 personal fight to make;
,, o.. O senator from Tennessee, he in
I'D 10 discuss this question from Il
nrh,ic no, private standpoint But he
i,,r1 mn, restrain himself. A. he pro.
coded il became evident that the rcmem-
,r,nce of his own wrongs was fresh in
,,;,d and rs he administered A severe
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We desire to acknowledge the receipt
of u communication from Grantsville,
Calhoun county, giving description Of
the sad drowning, on the 18th instant of
the family of Mr.. NATHAN BENNETT.
1t has already been chronicled i'll these
columns, however.
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LOGAN. LIST a CO..
/ 4
Auction SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD FI'RNITt RE, At
" No. 81, 10th street, formerly John
street, on Friday, March 2Gth, commence
ing at o'clUdk \. NJ, consisting OF Pari"r.
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.
mr23t W. IL. HAiLER, AuCtioncer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING la | NJ =
y against the L. W. " X. Il. Il. Company
are requested To file them with the Clerk
of the Board of Commissioners on or be-
fore April LIST, 1873, Il; 3 p. IN. by order of
Finance Committee.
mrlSi CHAS. II. pEITERS, Clerk.
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nRESSuNG CASE SUITS.

WE HAVE ON HAND AND CAN
w make TO order on short notice, All
STYLES of Dressing Cas-" Suits. Also Parlor
Furniture and everything in the furniture
line. We guarantee satisfaction IN All tiic
goods we sell, both of our own manuiac-
turr and that OF others. tHll ana examine
our stock. q. MENDEL, BOOTH X co.
maT3r
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO RUILur>.
tmH known rs the Government
49, ingS, on the corner OF Cualr.,
10th streets, will be sold low. Tie o..
building, possession can be had INN.
ately; the other one on the inst cay .,
April. For particulars enquire OF u
THEODORE FINN.
No. 1921 Chapline S,r.,.,
marlO ROY CONp-
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~. 1878.
TIT WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. II will be sent TO any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS To ciuU agents and 10 subscribers,
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For IlENT.

NEW AND ELEGANT STDRl b."
y with iron mont and plat" gIHrr ".'
lows. ON southwest corner of /tur 7.I'.
ana North Broadway, Wheeling Island
Also tn, dwelling above. In sam" hu.. b.M-
containing four rooms well nHiNh"H, "..
will be- ready tor occupancy on Nwt .-
The s'or"Iupm auddwrIilug viii h"I'H'
together ur separately, as parties mas ..
sire. For terms, 60, apply To-
W. EEllIl,
mira Nos. Iy9N 1911 Main >'l''
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AICTION SALE

HOUSEHOLD URNITURE. WILL.
" sell, on Monday, March 18th, com
rnrncing AT . O'Clock, at the residence of
Mr.. ThoS. Tate, No. lSl9 Eoil street, his en-
tire stock of Household Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding, &c. Terms cash. Sale positive.
GEO. 4. WICKH AN, Auctionc"r.
BY order ThUS. Tale mriHA
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SUNDRIES.

Chest ProtcctorS-EngliSl Felt.
Lemon Gclatine Tablrt>-Eic2ani for
HoarScneSS, and for Singers, speakers, Nc.
Extract Beet, Bordcn'N, with directions
for use in making tea, soups, 10.
Corn Curc-Miracu!ou>, imported.
Prepared ClothS-For cleaning fiair,
Brass, &c.
Mustnchc Ommadc-lnpurlcd.
Hair Brushes-Frehch and English.
Toilet SOaps-Grcat variety.
For sale 10y
LOGAN. LIST a CO..
mar2i Druggists, Bridge Corner
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE COOS.
y TANNING tour rooms and ll'''..
at No. - Hampton street. Pu-~.-...
ApIIi Isl. Iuguir" ut
THuS. +. DWI\~
80. -, 10Th street, "ppu~ii" P"r'"''..
lnNIgMH
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tics-Wc live fast, dsSipatc and Mi early
graves. We drink all kinds of alcoholic
spirits and swallow. without maStication,
pork, grease, and every KIND oi liie-drS-
iroying acknowledging, iudigestiblc
food Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bit
tiers will romoVe the evil effects, and the
recovered paclcnt, with pure, vitalized
electrical blood flowing through his veins
will have a clearer head and cooler Judg-
mrnt, which added TO experience, Will
cause him 10 abstain in the future. mGjb
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l.. d. WILLIAMS. rr,..
ASSIGNEES' SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property

The undersigned, Assignee, Iu Et..
ruptcy of Thomas Sweeney Buuku.
Will. under and by virtue at All u.ir, .
the District Court of the United state
the District of West Virginia, enter! 4.
the 9Th day OF March, 1919. proceed 20 -.
al public auction, al tn" irunI door "t
IOUrt House at ohio county. in the t!t
Wheeling and Stat" oi West Virginia ..
"Wednesday tie 3ISt dns at March
1873. commencing at 10 o'clock u. lH. ...
following described parcels of R'II I,f..
situate In said city, that i To say:
!. Lots numbered eighteen i tlH| r.r..
teen Ilh, on the west sid, 90; w.. .t.,.,....
between Nth and OH streets. un a ....
erected the elegant and gurwu#....r..
drncr occupied 10y said ItHrt, ~u,.......
By deed dated February 30. $50. a....t
IN ONO county land records. .r huuI. 4
page T.. John Mcclure and w.iu rnu>ry,t
10 said sweeney u ll-ht ui WHN .luu -t..
lot Is across lot l. &" Jefferson. now "fl
street. From said lois i>'Nr,r.ut >nWu..
thrrrpia~ was taken hA 'ur j.. " ~ T. Is
l.. Co.. by condemnation T'Hrra.l-,
the Circuit COUrI of uul" c"uuiA,H lu.. ...
>criptiOu OF said portion =" lthru. "pH...
Ia than,rTy DIj,r Book No. :. ul 49,.
Court, pIg" ~.
=. The north haliuf lot numbered ..
eight -. between 5lu aud stu stree,
tut. east side Of Main street, on whiu. .
erected a comfortable two story N...
dwelling.
3. Lot numbered twrUtN-ouc .-l.uu '.
east side OF West street, and cuurr.u-u.
an alley.
1. The north our-third % of lot m.f
I'VE ljr: the Who'll" OF lot inrlN-~IN 90 aIF
the south lwu-third> ? a. OF lot lpIi} .>"yrr
~, ON the west side ui Main >fT,r' '.
tween twenty - AMI tWrurR-r..rH
- streets. Centre Wheeling. IT.. -.I.
viii be- sold lu NIN parcels, containing ru.
third o. %. Ola lot each. fronting about 'a.r.
ly-twu - feet on Main street, wwu.
back AN even width q" uu alley, uah.n.
convenient and desirable huIidh. .u'-
.. \ tract ut about sixteen and un,...
.lri acres In tho First ward OF >a.i ....
rNlrudiug nom IuuHlhuu> Gui Poo N..
partly east OF the National road. ru.N,.,f
10 said Thunu~ sweeney Iu pant Hf Nw
=. Wickham, sheriff ami Commissions
lbs deed dated August -Hlu. l>H.HuH uI .f..
cord In said land records iu Hnu, D.. I.tr
Ili. ana I'm part hy Vim. T. Nichols, H,rl...
dated November -, lNrr aud of r"UnrI m.
said land records in book Do, page ga T...
OF which land may be- seen on uUpIIuffl..
iO the undersigned. BY AGREEMENT tlI..I
August iu, 1875. and recorded boo >tId Ial 4
records ~ boul, i}, page 1'l. said ~wpuurf
granted 10 Robert Marshall 81 mining l.sHf
und"ra portion Of said land. amt >Hf w."
Sh ~ granted 10 SAID ~u''H.H ''
of the interest Of 1901. h.rNNN..
in said land. But uuw -ta N'h'
Is tu hc excepted about 'aw 't"'
feet, conveyed Ia John x. Morrow nN 1891
sweeney. by decd dated Jun" =. l't', Hl.'
recorded in said land records in doom ID
pIg" 5Gi. and about nuN-iw" r"i'N con
viewed to \. j. Clarke, trustee, hN Ntl''
Sweeney. bN diced dated November ->I'.
1870. and of record IN said records ln boob
III. page -.
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FRENCH CONDITION POWDER
ron HORSES AND CATTLE.

This Powder is composed principally of
Roots and Herbs, and long cNpcrirnc" has
proven il To b. highly useful for the cure
of the various diseases I" when Horses
and Cattle are subject, such rs Founder,
Hide Bound. Yellow Water, Loss OF APP
petite, Coughs, Hravcs, DiStcmprr, &c,
.vc. II carries oil all gross humJrS, anu
purifies the blood. II also promotes TN"
iattcning OF Hogs, and * GOOD FOR HOG
Cholera.
Ask for French Condition Powder.
LOGAN. LIST a CO..
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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Trustees Sale

Df VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN mr..
ID of trust made by \. /. WILEY -. e.
undersigned as Trustee, and az ~ ..
among the public land records o IN
county, ! VIII, on
Wedne dsS, March 9th. L.
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 70. m ar,,.,
door OF the Court HOu,.. of ,y',,. '.'' u ..'..
sell To the highest am b.,t biiiny So"" n
the following described personal prn,,.., 49,
to-wit: ] Fine Piano. / Fine S.cIp,,-'
and Book Case combined. Fine -
board, Folding Bed Louug. Fine "a
nut Chamber suit, consisting OF Bur
! Wash Stand and | BedStrad with NJ.
Wire Mattress; | Set Parlor FuruUur.
Sisting Of6 Wall Chairs, castor D..
Rocking Chairs and lTrte; Walnut B..
Case, Smoking Chair. Hat Rack. l....'
Looking Glass, Writing Desk NJ.
Stand. BcdStcad with Mattress Hr.>,
Carpets, Set Dining Chairs, ENt,r,.
Table, / Step Ladder, ana other Auu>rl.
goods.
l.. ID. WILLIAMS. ru,...
y. B.-Thc above goods can bee >...r o..
the Furniture and Carpet rooms uiu N...
del, Booth 4 Co.. ll2i Vain street. l.
W II. HAiLER Aut'iBurtr
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LII PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
\ rheumatism, severe Headaches, Lung
ana Typhoid Fcvcrs, and many other dis
eases, are requested to call ON the under,
stoned 10 obtain a certain, simple and
speedy cure from their complaints. lie Is
making wonderful cures every day, and
where no relief is effected no pay Is asked.
Hrrcfrrs to McSSrS. John and Henry smith
and James Nelson, all of TINS city. ADDRESS
nrrnlI on LOUIS SWEStBERG,
m,.,OSN.lyt No. 2Gi9 Market street.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Our-fpur,h cash and the r">ldu" boz iht'.
equal instruments In sin, lively" Hud "isi
teen months from day ui sale, with lU',I
est from said day ut tn" rate OF , per cent
per auuum, deferred iuStalm'nt> 9" h"-.
cured either hy deed Of trust upon 3D." lf.
perry. or hy retaining the TN" uuiii DO.
purchase money il paid, and IA ia" r1-..
Of improved property, 10y assignment DOL.
sufficient insurance on the building
thereon.
Al the sam" time and place VIII be. 300. 8
for cash, 10y the undersigned, On" MH'rh
two Horses, one Mar, one Cow, ON" Bug.
and single Harness. one ShBT" 81 the iH'l
tai stock OF the West Virginia Ngrirul'Ul
al society al Wheeling, and l.jl', ~usa.
OF the capital stock oI the superior Ma.
chine Company. 4. J. CLARKE,
W. T.. III BRAED
AN~luIr.n
WmrELING, March :, 1870. mr' GEE.
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GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.
Nm HOtRHOUND BALSAM.
an Y Oh, GENTS
I,OGAN'S ARNICA.

In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pain OF
all kinds, il gives speedy relief
II is Il combination OF Aihich WIN
powerfbl oils, Sc, making il u superior
remedy for external use. Price - cts.
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FOR RENT.

g,roRE ROOM 50. - WA-H'>n..''
> Han Building, from AI.. "',.
amir. Of WIN. =. Gp,hoGu Oh J. 81. " .......
March 3. $50.
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4 LII PERSONS WHO PAID TANEN
Y for the year 1874. between November
10Th. 1874. and December nth, 1874. will
have amount Of State Asylum tax refund
Ell To them 10y presenting their receipts NJ
the Shrrifi'S OfiCe-nO levy having been
made for said fund. X. =. BROWN,
mar2h sheriff Ohio County.
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Tn NJ, Customer, and Friends:

beg 10 announce that have disposed Of
nv Drug Store Ia Mr.. VIM. I. Derry, "A well
known druggist OF this city. will esteem
II favor if my friends will continue their
patronage To my successor, feeling salts
He'd he will iully maintain the reputation
of the store for quality of drugs dispensed.
| take leave Of my customers with re-
Eret, rs | have many personal friends
among them, whose acquaintance has Civ
en- me pleasure, and shall ever remem-
Der them with feelings of great regard.
mrl3b THOS. J. FINNEN.
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Forty years has tested the value of
DR., 4. =. TOdd's Anti-BilliOus ana


THE BEST PILL NOW IN.US%
For Biliiousne>.
Use Dr. \. =. TOdd'S Pills.
--11 For liver Complaint,
Use Dr. \. :. IOdd'S nils
For dyspepsia,
Use Or. A. =. TOdd'S ellis.
For Sick Headache,
Use Or. \. :. TOdd'S pills.
For DiSOrdcrrd Stomach.
Use DR.. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use .Dr. \. =. TOdd'S Fills.
FOR constipation OF Bowels
Use Dr. 4. =. lOdd'S Pills.
For Palpitation of the Heart
Use Dr. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
For lmpurity of the Blood
Use Br. \. =. TOdd'S Pills.
For Pains IN the Head
Use .Dr. \, =. Todd'S Pills.
EOr Pains in the Side,
T-r W \ = Tnid'S Pills.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS a CO..
PROPRlETORS.
Sold by Druggists and .Dcale : every
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w. T. DERRY,
Pharmacist and Druggist,
THOMAS j. FINNEY.

Having purchased the establishment of
Mr. ThuS. j. Finncv. No. l2lS Market street,
! would respectfully solicit continuance
of the liberal patronage of my predecessor.
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No CVRE. NO PAY.

Calls answered 1T all hours "a
TtLn
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VIRGINIA CITY.

DEPRESSION AMONG THE SUFFERERS RELIEF
COMING BUT sLowLY-MIsERLY CONDUCT OF
THE GREAT MINE OWNERS.
San FRANCISCO Nov. 4, 1875
The excitement and first cbullton OF pluck among
the Virginia City sufferers at the of the fire
induced the thought that the wants Of the peo
pie left destitute would be easily met but the dis
patches to the Relief Committee TO-DAY show that tho
recent storm, presaging early winter, has brought
home to everybody their restitution and hclpessness
Unless they are favored with outside aid promptly,
there must be great suffering Owing the gener al
tghtness, the whole amount OF contribution reccveds
here for Virginia City does not exceed SAL cash and
600 in goods Virginia City has of course, received
much assistance from other cities direct 1t seems to
astonlsh everybody that the "Bonanza" kings have
done nothing, personally for the sufferers. The Con-
sodated Virginia and California companies of which
they have the controlling interest," only contributed
$500 each. The Consolidated Virginia Mine alone has
paid 81 500 900 dividend per month during the last six
months, and yet as company IL has only contributed
$500 TO the burnt CITY,
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 1875.
THE BLACK HILLS oUEsTIoN-NEUTRAL POSITION
OF THE GOVERNMENT TOWARD THE MINERS
WHO ARE POURING IN.
The President, Secretary Belknap, General Sherman
and General Crooke had private interview yesterday
regarding Indian matters in general and the Black
Hills in particular. AT the close Secretary Chandler
and General Cowan were sent for, and the
subject was further discussed The result OF
the conference hat the government will preserve
neutral position toward the miners who crowding
into the Black Hills in great numbers Four hundred
men left Cheyenne few days ago for the gold fields,
and 1t may be said positively that they will not be mo-
Tested by the troops General Crooke says that miners
crowding in from all directions, and that it is i'm
possible to keep them out.
To day Mr.. Janney gave a long and interesting ac
of the Black Hills country and its mineral re-
sources which General Cowan says was surprise TO
him
GENERAL SHERIDAN AT THE WHITE HOUSE
General sheridan has been the guest Of the President
since his arrival from the West. dinner was given
him at the White House this evening.
TEMPORARY RETENTION OF ASSISTANT sEcRE-
TARY CowAN-rHE RED CLOUD INvEsTIGA-
TIoN.
II has been decided to retain General Cowan AS
sstan Secretary of the Interior until after the report
of the Interior Department has been the Prcs-
dent The report is finished and after revising will be
in The report in full of the Red Cloud Commits
sion IS printed and will be distributed in few days
McCann has finished his reply which is damaging