, 1875-10-30
INDIAN TERRITORY.

INDIAN TEftItlTORT.
Creek National Ceuncii-NcsTsparer
nantters-sadoptct Nhito Ctttzcns-H'
T., ,Cos,fcrcncc-Sttpertn Hong
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sgtett Correspondence e} The Chirduo TRIBUNE,
MrsrooEE. Crook Nation, Ind. Ter, Oct. 2}.- |
Thu Crook National Council which has boon In |
regular annual session for the past tire wooks.
adjourned yesterday sfternoon until tle va Of
November. An act was passed by both liousos
blouse Of Kings and House of Warriora) for
budding any Crock citizen from hiring any white
man for any purpose, o,-exccpt, perhaps mccha1a-
fcat -lnt1er penalty Of $500 and costa Of proso~
cution. Tho Chief haa not as yot spprorcd this
moasuro aud 1t ia certainly will not long remain
on the statule-books OF tho nation, II 1t nov be-
comes inH.
Col. D. N. Mcintosh, Gen. pioaeant Porter,
and David 1Iargc,-all men Of ablty-were
elected by tho Council as representatives to
Washington this wintor.
JpunHAL1Brlc.
| series Of rosolut1one were phasod by Tue
Council, directing tho Chief to notify the pro-
| priatosa Of tho Indian Frogress,-tho new paper
just established hcrc by Col. +. c. noudinot
and other Chorokco citzons, and which will ap-
pear tomorrow With its initial uurnbor.-to
| vacate their promises and remove hencc within
| ten day8 In eaEe Of default, the paper and
premises arc 10 bo Heizcd and sold At public out
| cry for the benefit OF the Creok Nation. Il is
| understood that there is fun ahead. as tho noNs-
| fapor Indiana have appoa1cd to Washington for
y,rotcctson, ,,uder tho General Comfy rogua-
tions in force betwoon the Indian nattons for
years past.
i By virtue Of charter granted by tho Creek
National Council, an organization will DO ef-
| fected during tho incoming woek for tho p ur-
poao OF publishing o newspaper to bo conducted
,,nlor tho direction OF tho principal Chsofs and
,iyo other leading citizens of each OF tho Chero-
kee. Cresk. tchoctaw Chlcknaw. and seminoto
nations; with capital, IS ssAtea. OF e4.o00
md tho purpose will bo to make tho paper trao
reflex Of tho Indiana sido OF tho questions agi-
tattng tho country III reference to tho opening
q ths 1ottlan Terrtory a. contemplated i, II tho
sonste and for bottor exposition Of Indian al
fairs from thoir Atsndpoint besides ordinary
and current news and politics. It is bollosed
that this paper will 10 ably conducted aud al
tract como attention in tho newspapet-world.
ADOPTED WHITE cfT1xgSB.
at tho recent sitting OF tho BupEemo Court OF
the Cloctaw Nation. . white man na1ned q. ".
pointed Associate Justice IN q certain case IN
| place al Judge Folsom, when his right to sit was
called In question. Thereupon tho Court decided,
".rLat. as Mr. Scott had compiled with tho laws
|
was to all inteuts aud purposes citizen. and 80
accordingly he was sworn In. This IL tho frat
instanco of an adopted whsto catizen holding a
leading office IN the Choctaw Nation. and there.
fore tho decision settles tho political status OF
Tue 1ud1an Conference Of the hothodist Epia,
| copal Church South haa just closed its animal
session, 1t Alaka Choctav Nation after four daSn
labor, Bishop Pierce, Of Georgia, presiding on
tho OCCASION About thiEty-fye regular preaohers
wero IN attendance, besides many Indian lay
tiolcgatca; and tho statistics show, In addition
y IS local preachers and 1853 mombera; 80 Sab
bath.schoo's, III teachera, nnd o43 scholars
Tho noxt session will be held 1t Viuita, Choroke'
: Nation, In October, 1876.
FRIEND Eao1N uoAu
paesed through hero last Wednesday, on rout
;" fo2the iac aud For aud other Western Agencle
under bis direction, for tho purpose OF MAXIM
payments and to supervise the actlon 81 MS SUI
ordinntes; md he promises that bis htuua1 fe
port, now nearly ready. to the Superintendent o
10 indian Affairs, will SHOW D creator ,progres
among Ills tribes than has oycr before boo
,nAde In the history of TIC Qoyesnnens+ No
J. lcsH than 10000 bushels Of wheat haSo boo
= threshold In district oe country oAtendinE frot
II | Coody's Biun to Claremoro Mounds, IN t1
Cherokee Nation; and It u now selling at sta
o. tioas on the lue ot tho a!tNeous hansas
Ieras Hallway a: 81 per saslsl i del delivered
Itis Tesosced that = &blta tnau ahot aud kllla
= au Iudlau uear North Fork. In this (ceoeE? NJ
tion, . few moruioga ogo.-aaying after tho Il
wss, that no thought no vss tuzkeyI Nothi'
has boon done with the fellow.
THE UNITED BTAGEs COUNT
for tho Western District at Arkansas, which l,
II, clules Indian Territo1y,-Ju1ge ]. G. parko
District 5uase go sonvseo ~ nexa2 e. 20
bor no1t. Con. Ja1nes r. Fagsn, Uni
l. Cd Htataa Marshal, reports tue doc
Ter ct very large, especially tho criminal 81
thereof; and you may look out for more sE!e
conyictionA. and Wholesale exec9tsoas - - e.
quarter L is cEaod .hnE tor ins WI wao;o to,n.
tial tnrist-is on the neneh; and Gan. Fagan b
douo much to correct abuses In h!a Office 10 fol
when he took eha1ge. A worthy aud capable
lcer is 0ep. Fagan.
Tim E1onday, Nov. !; and she absorbing topic OF Y
'"' ia Chief will thau bc settled.-lot ua aarnea
hone, without btoodshcd end trouble goneral
aliss Cora 1toas. tho pretty and accomplish
daughter Of Chief Npas, Waa united n aate:s
~ Fort dibhou. the early rart Of last week.
nd Nr. T. y, Howard, psaet!c!nG phyalc!aa Ia &C
. TllE cHnnoKEE ORPHAN AaylrM
was formally datcased on the 18th Of octol
,ass. Though the attendance WAS sllal, ),
homo {ino Bpooches wero made, and good Il
had genera,'y. Thp Female aom.naEy .~Aa
have begun liz sasston on tho 18th auat,, but
unfinished state ot tho roomR nccessltsset
. | pnBtponounpnt Tor . time. TIE work, hawe,
! is rapidly approachag completion On this !
- other national buildings.
he'd From twenty-five 10 eavensy-a7e waEohs
pta,rle-schoouesa a. We usod TO call them
Illinois, we'll flied With live fteas
hsF such az republics aro oBde Of, pass through
place daily; and information ootncs from
bpr&'s Nrtige, Oh Red nVer, near nehlson, II
Of tho daily passing ot from 200 10 2ao enligr.
fnaus. G.
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