, 1875-07-23
fulIost conndenco of tho Indians II, thi. rn,t,er

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tnlIost conflt'enco Of tho Indians In thin matter
Tho c.os,ug cxo:c6ce Of tbo f,hcrotoa O-n,,..
Aaylum tooi, nl,oo nm tho 1r,,, t.'. F"'''
urrua, u,t,sr,o,;on - ~ -',, .'s, ""a enso
, u".'''at 'asini acston 10 tne friends Of tho
orphahs. Chief William T. llosa, NM. ingalls,,
and other officials, weyo in attnnt1anca. Thsra
arc seventy orphaua. wbo f,rd ooo,, ,o,,,. .,,,,
receive oxccllont otlncatioDa. Tia tnstitmIion is
maintained by lilo Cherokee goyo,mmsna AZ ~, ="
e1ponss OF from, s19OD 10 Sf5 I'M ro. ~ 49,. ="
Arrangements hnvs hnon msio ~ pol ,eas.'
buildings, at cost of 975, 600. su,, wch mi n9 ~
capable OF accommodating 1Io orphnn indians. 1a
haase SiIasion.-7 mica blatant 9roo, - 1'i. ~.
paco-of tho Mammal Lahor Sclnoi oee,Tro, ,,,n ~
tho 18th Inst TEey woro r1,,d"ctoI r., cro.e
part bY tito rie1a;oen OF lilo ins.ftnt;nr Th;.
feature Of Tho a1arcites nio,,t Ia i,m;t.tn ,;.
advantage in ,pany tchooj. IN I,o R,s,s, w. IT,
purls n,,mbor c,ghtv.--forty bows hud forty
ho se.loui WHICH is ctvaeI y siv .hc si.,'lcn,. s,
uudcr the direction nj mn e.nor;nrcn,i f.,,n.r
Tho present crnpB arc annuc the hent il, TN M.
ton. Willie tho boys At Stated interya,n cult
yato tic soil the titiB al n likouisa In liza kitc,
m AID Janntry. iho examination was yer1 sat-
itfar'ory, and showed an amount Of worf nar-
f1rn... w}icl, res,,,,nl ias fsv tarallols. Tha
ftesi}y.r.ian i,,a1., of Fnrc!gu MjeYIons fonnd-
cd Til. Echtal twcnty.llya ycnra auo. and
hna lr:l charge OF it aver since, Ali
tho nhana- hprr3prtated fnr Is.t vea,'a
la3 III LID HftCflDt0OuGUf and tiYa
teachers and h4niata,,te was but &l,5o0. and ali
that has b.cu appropriated for tbia years sar-
vices In but :l.1i. An q result Of this, Mrs.
llnbnrsaon, ths s;lporihtcn1eut's wife,-e most
excellent teacher md Lis cornpnlled to tako
donlcttic'a piacn i'll it.r Kitchen after sAe hAs
dono 1onlln duty III :'- :;ss,5I-rnon.
Tn the lU-h Of Soot"n,|Hr INIT,
Till. tHEHpuEs
Of tho CI1netaw All ClsckApax Sst,ona will ho,d
Cahtea:!nn 70. the },nrpu. NJ a;uintinr tolo-
t:atea WIN Mil ba charged With tLu ,I,tv ~ tav.
lng before Congrcra- At it. Ee1t Hrteiof,. m a;-
peal for "E1Mal rights, prjr,leren ani
iu'nut,iaea. snsii,ling tho right nf euf-
Gage apparently guaranteed then hx
tho Treaty of April II. 1914, but which
have been dou,ed them, for reasona Dc.t k,,s,1n
to themselves, by th-ao Indians, their foy,nar
laas'nta. It IL truo tia. those froeatnon zach
received lis ~ acres of land bu. nothing
tito United Slatest without being ci:izeua OF
these nations.
The per capita payment Of tbs sl0o. .009 fund
Of tho Chtckasaw Nation. waA n1tio during the
past week by thetr National Treasurer, Mr..
I'6incv. and supplied . pressing neod among
these people.
Tho cornerstone Of the now Consolidated Un-
ion Agency building will DO laid by tho IL. ".
Nea1ih Lodge Of 4. F. and A. MaHons Of Indian
III the railroad will Issue reluceu.1ato tickets,
nany visitors will DO lero, aud good tine ID
expected; ..-,,
~ 1!u.. - - epne1s Was resesea OF tue ONCE
Cherokee Nation roma timo .on hr Go' Win;an, .o
7, i!esa. Chief Of that Nation, and Col, IS, i.
Bou.linet {brother Of Col. E. c. Boudino.) IL
COW 'il!ins tho oleo: lie is a ane officer, AMI q
| gebtleran os ability and culture. The fight
goes htasel5 On between tho two fnctiouy, KoBs
atd Downing. reminding ono OF tho days Of
"bordeF ch.valrY."
THE SEMINOLE GENERAL cousc1r
At NeWoha, their Capital. III now iu session, and
| il ts expected that action will be takon for =
| more advaacod poaision md hbc.nl provision for
tue educatinual interests Df tla Sem1no1es, who
! bid fair to distinguish themselves In their pres-
| ent homes III edncationa!, moral. and religious
attainments. ~ they did in years pust in lilo
| Everglades Of Florida in resisting by force Of
arms tic efforts OF tho Government to drive