, 1875-10-21


creek nnh Cl,octs.,y Coilnclis-Dcnth
of Gcu, plaallY H1cIAltusfl.-A HTrlb-
une, Edltor1nls
srfsa! CorFtsroadtnee n The Chtraao Tribune.
MrssooEs, Craoa Nation, 1ud. Ter, Oct. 15.-
rba neat lttlo church croctcd laBt winter, and
red mainly By tho Presbyterian Society hcro,-
individual members OF which were largely In
.t,nmepls iu furnishing mcans for Its e1cetion-
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DESTROYED EY FIRE
t,.t weak, aud IL kad loss to tho good pooplo OF
III, 1l.pgo aud community. Tho building was
,., % ffe, aud, being uninsured, is total ioss.
Il n. u.ed during tho week ~ q scnool-houso,-
ths term having Just commenced, unsler tho
d1es!!on Of Hiss 1ugallB, Of fremont,
III, Tie church, aud ile tower near
b., containing tho rccensiy-purchaacd bell
fths tower aad bell wero aHo deHtroycd} cost, in
sh.;s construction, nbout II 400. Tho ltoy.
Joba Elliott, pastor OF tue rrssbytorlan Church.
.pueliately left for tho Synod, In session ut at
ebi.pu, Eaas.; and 10 prompt waB the acton had
.a.,s that ho IL aDlo to report, from various
senfres, subscriptions amounting to SEPT; aud
A. Il trestytcrlan Church will bo ut oncu
ere;xa hero. aIr. Elliott richly deserves the
tuecess a,tuudu: Ills efforts.
.-........ III. HEf. Dr. FIERCE
ai.sion1r; D4liop Ut Arkansas und Indian Tor
ntcrY. hcll divine service hoTo yesterday moru-
irg sud eyeriaG. The Bishop waa formerly
Rector Ut 81. Faults Etnscopa! Church. ut BprinS-
dtll ill., lid Is " nlUst excellent aud llgnltled
Chu.cluan. llo contemp'atot tho catabliah-
nsut At Al carly day, among these nationa Of q
pIeslon school for the education OF Indian
.eutb, b,-tho location to bo hereafter slated. IIo
viii lilo send two rr tllrce i.usftoHaries to tue
Tettltloy. to ca!ly meet tic growing wants of
b. Chutcb,
THE c!.1:i;;a AND c,toCTAwH
~ assembled t"i' 4up.c5ontatlyus) III National
C51Dc! but II. far verY lletlu las toeu done
stc respective Chiefs. Ch1cf Coleman Colo Of
Ito ChoctsWs. 81 furoslsndoAel in those lettess,
has recommended tho recognition OF the rights
o. full ctzonr.pln Of all tho coosed residents o.
!ta Cbo2saw Sattoh ; aud it is beloved that
Commissioner will 10 appointed 70 act fn COLI.
chlekaaus, and fully aud fairly settle the statnB
y t4a neerots iu bolh Nations. Con. hha1lks.
gusd States 6pocial Eonln.lfAioner, addressed
lls Ch9ctas Council. last iA,11s1ay oYenlng. o..
llt spd kadreis subjects; auu VIC now awult tho
result q their deliberations.
tol !. I. pltcAiyn, tho famous old Chief OF
taa choctswR recently arrived from Washing
Na *aefe he mostly reBldes, ~ the special rep
fetaniat!Ye Of hlH Natiuu), aud il partici pRtibg
u she dolnsa Ut the ClOctaw National CuuuIll
asH assembled ln Armstrong Academy.
nEH. CHILLY M'iSronu,
! minister Of tho lAptiat ChuruIl, nnd ono of
~ aolc't aud most progl erBlyo OF the Crooks,
ae4 II il1a dome lust Thursday. l1o was, tn-
aeea, Chrlstian indian, statesman, aUldior,
&la @an of universal boueYulonce.
talet Cole, Ill his meaaaHo to his Council, IL
se!Y aostlle 70 any moro whites coming Into lIin
p e.nou. at tho Same ttu,o, he IL eurtalu that no
Des!es etops have over been raiscG heretofore
saonS item md yet an 4uru tho proE,s would
cle N' "''''o '''"4
lals Is the most Bickly season that has over
oesa tno"4 III this Tcrlitory. CbiIiA aud inter-
mNnenf bilious, and other foycrs. Ara provaout,
ssu aa nahy afo stepping down md out" Of ilfe
w "A' aeeoant. III every neiEhDorhood.
l. TIE tpiToNfAL N TILE InIGuNE.
sn'e'aHo3 10 "lndlau Falra mud Affairs" has
sspab!siied In tho Territory, aud tu nltuuat
!. ih.H1't1ealiy 1ndursnd by the ieadlng Indians
y y. atflhg aaakeued tlleir admiration for tho
1ensrxa, ~~' ~-~ WAL $''4'1
tu,ns1 ueo nnanas Who Ia now here having junt re-
~. t.ssa from tlo Caoctaw Nation, eayB tIat there
Nea ~ unexpected and great chAuKp uf
nfs1ans Sss aaons tA0 Eloctaws II, reaact to tho I'D
X. A.oa .! 1Ie W1ld 1ndaua into this Ter1itory,-
EnI,s helt1H now strongly in favor Of tue
Pe1sey q admission.
sSs snprema Court Of tho Choetaw Nation
Esi s1elaea that tho Act OF tile Council which
IT, ~ VI royalty OH tue coal, wo.l, stone.
fod1oid 0'''o'c''a Id aacoas'ltu'loaal
n,nst .ssto aro twolyo ministers of the donpel
Eao's Es..o o{ the Choctaw National Couuc,f.
Ev Eonnvsy e1ening. after the adjournlnent OF tie
e@''' 'e1'slous discussions aso held. I.S.
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