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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

hampton, Vneflce City, Macon City, and
Algona, iutefsscting The proposed rail.
road running from Sioux City 10 .ac
Minnesota Stats line In O'DFiun county.
u also provided that the rod sh0uid IL
completed 70 In terminus In O'l3ricn
county By tho nsst day OF December.
1879, and that In casc OF failure 10 com.
ply with these conditions the state c~uld
resume I'll tho rlghts conferred BY tho
oct and I'll tho lands granted which
might fomsia undisposed 81 70 sAid com.
pany o. account 81 road actually built.
- tho law provided that N aggregate
Of 40 sections u land should ID ceftl.
ned % ths company upon tho compile.
tl0e Of tho road 70 Algona, and All tho
balance when Il should reach tho Little
Sioux river, tho fact that tho road he
mot been completed wcst 81 AigonA win
require this legislature 10 determine
whether the lands forfeited shall bc r..
sumsd, and what disposition shall be
mado of them to insure the cMly com.
plction Of tho road. II may 10 ar.
gued Dy tho company, Ii exicnuatiou
d - failure 10 finish, thst tho road
would not pay II completed. The vury
theory q land grants, however, u ID
iaduce The building u roads II advance
Of dense population, whore u Ii pre-.
sumed they Will not Immediately pay,
and whore tho business d railways u
insuiliclcnt 81 itself 70 induce capitallats
- undertake thor construction. II may
" said thAt tho stAts 81 tho public mind
q late ~ rsepvct y tho rights conferred
" railroad franchise has Tcpdcred Ii
dinlcult % procure money fOr building
ssilWAys. This d0ubtless ID ID part true,
md vt = monsy has bscn oblAincd u
build few short lines VI road without
land grants, u seems % No that this rOAd
might have bsen completed II proper
snost had been made. call attention
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-01-14

TmE AEvoaM SCHOOL.
In harmony With the foregoins thco-
rics relative To prison manAgemt ~, tho
state established 4 reform sch0Ol Tor
vicious and inc0trtgibIc youths 1t Eldosa
IN Hardin county. Tho b0Afd Of tsus.ets
and superintendent have stated In their
report, the condition and needs oil this
school. would respectfully invite
your attention - their suggestions.
They deem II important that ihs con.
templated main butlding should DO In.
medlascly erected, and estimate IL cost
q $4,000. This will permit the build.
Ing now occupied ~ headquarters ~ b.
used IN general shop this purpose Tor
which Il wAs originally intcudod), 20 ths
great advantage Of the Btate and IN IA
Of the industrial department OF ths
school. II will also enable tho TRUSTEES
% remove tho girls department %
Eldora ana temporarily care Tor II In this
main building, where tho girls esa b
isolated from tho boys under tho imme.
diA.c supervision of tbs superintendent
and masron. Tho necessity To- eoms
provision - accommodate tho aislss
school - enforced BY the fact that The
lease of tho quarters now 0ccunteo a.
this department will expire in 1879. IT,
amount Of funds which may properly -
used towards meeting those objscss WIN
Tsmain Tor you, having In view oil N
state Institutions, and oil their needs, .
determine.
in the removal oi the school 10 \ 400
and unproductiyc farm, attended by
tho expcntes u tho transfer md g.
establishment, debt u some ol,ooo
.es necsesaEtly contracted, and Good
faith requires its payment.
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ALEXANDRIA.

QUICK CSTICE.-ProbabIy the auickes.
lnfiicuon of exemplary justice on record. la
this city, for long time, is the case OF Eddie
Meade, John Bright and John Deforce, toe
three men WHO robbed the mOney:draWer of
Mr.. w. A. JOhnsOn's store. The crime was
committed Oh last Friday, a specIaI grand
jury was impanelled, and indicted them on
Tuesday, they were tried and convicted yes
terday, and to-day, just one week from the
day the offence was committed, the motion
for new trial was overruled, and this being
the second offence OF Meade and Bright
they were sentenced 10 one years impriSOn-
ment In the penitentiary. Deforce having
offence, he was sentenced 10 six months In
jail, and on the chain gang.
\ WARNING TO BOYS-The practice OF
jumping from high places is one OF the most
common sports among young boys. and, il
may be added, one OF the most injurious.
Only a few days since an interesting son OF
Mr.I Charles Goodrich, only nine years OF
age, while engaged ia this sport with some
of his companions, strained himself, and
some OF his lDtestines becoming entangled,
be died from the effects, after suffering for a
day or two. In connection with this subjec
II is stated that the boys living near the tun-
mel on Wilkes street are in the habit of
jumping from the top OF the tunnel to the
dangerous practice, and should be put a stop
10 by the police before some OF these bold
children are crushed under the cars.
FISH REPORT.-Since yesterdays report
the receipts OF fish at Fishtown have been
Increased considerably, and prices have
fallen. There have been received about
5000 shad, IS, 600 behring's, and 500 punches OF
hundred, herriDgs from SO 90 TO sl1.5O per
thouand, rock 80 cents per bunch, and perch
10 cents per b1pch. The supply of perch is
small and prices are consequently good.
WlTHDRAWN.-Mr George A. Mushbach
has Withdrawn from the contest for the con-
sentative nomination OF the house of dele
gates In favor of Mr.. Henry W. Febrey, who
will now, doubtless, walk over the course"
-IGd.ettc, 2la.
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GEORGEPOWN.

THE REVIvAL.-The revival meeting was
held, as usual, at the Presbyterian church
last night and was conducted by MI Howe
Although the attendance was small, the
meeting was one of interest. Next week
these meetings will be held at the Congress
street NJ =. Church.
DR.. w. w. WILLIAMS, of Christ Church
parish, is still in New York, and will not be
at home to morrow. 1t is thought his resig-
nation is very proba bic.
GRAIN TRADE.-By River. Schr. Kitty
Ann, with LOO bushels OF wheat consigned
Hartley 4 Bro. By Canal: Boat Seneca,
l,3OO bushels corn, $50 bushels OF wheat, con-
signed TO Il. c. Wheeler, ard 400 bushels corn
to II. NJ. Talbot; boat Round Top, withe,5,-
W0 hoop poles, l AS bbls. cement; Red Eve
No. l, with G22 bushels wheat; boat j. W.
Myers, with % bbls. -four, all consigned 20
j. q. q j. NJ. Waters.
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THE COURTS.

To-day, George Barnes, disturbing the con-
gregation at Jones Chapel church in the
county; 50. Geary Williams, disorderly; -.
Noah Hampton, same; IS. Thomas and
George Williams, Migrants, were sent down.
well, same; So. Joseph Fauntory, trespass
on park; So. Nancy Campbell, profanity;
50. Harriet Kane, assault on DR.. Grouse;
So. Anna BickertOn and Clara l.. Gilmore,
assault on Margaret Mcdonald, an elderly
woman, who sells milk. This seemed TO be
bad case. Margaret called for a bill due
her, and was attacked by these women and
badly handled. The court imposed q fine OF
$50 each and costs from which an appeal
was taken and bonds fixed at $500 eal n.
kenzie Taylor, threats TO Sarah Taylor, his
wife; 500 bonds to keep the peace. Agnes
Pratt, assault on Nancy Cameron; -. Kate
Hill, threats to Susan White; 800 bonds to
keep the peace.
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THE CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE STOP
PAGE.-The expectations of an early and
lively coal trade seem doomed To disappoint-
ment. IN addition 10 The strike OF the miners,
which intertered very considerably with the
operations of the coal companies, they have
had TO contend with the exorbitant charges
OF the Cumberland and Piedmont railroad
company. This railroad, by which all of the
coal is brought from the mines TO Cumber-
lard, has been heretofore charging three
cents per Ton per mile on. ali coal shipped
over the road. The Maryland legislature at
It's last session, amended the charter OF the
railroad com pany so as 10 allow a charge OF
only two cents per ton The railroad com
pany being unwilling TO comply with this
reduction, cold, or, as is claimed, pretended
TO sell out its road to the Consolidation COM
papy about the same day tine bill was passed.
them the American, New Central, Hamp-
shire and Baltimore and Maryland cOmpa-
MES have refused TO pay the old rate OF cents
per Ton, claiming II to be in cOntravention
OF law, and that the pretended sale OF the
railroad to the Consolidation company was
only a subterfuge to evade the provisions of
the amended charter. They also assert that
The pretended bill OF sale was ante-dated, in
order not TO be affected by the amendment.
The Consolidation company upon the refu-
sal OF the other company TO pay the old
its road, ana. until some arrangement is
made, no coal can come from the mines TO
cumberland The matter has been brought
to the attention OF the Governor of Mary-
land IL is expected that the Attorney Gene
raj Will be Instructed TO enter suit, and to
compel the railroad company TO receive the
new rate OF freight. Some OF the coal COM
psnies are paying the old rates under pro-
test, expecting 10 recover the excess by suit.
hereafter. 1t is earnestly hoped that some
decision may be arrived at speedily, as all
classes OF people connected with the trade
are suffering by the stoppage. The supply OF
coal at this city has been reduced TO almost
no;hing, and at Georgetown there are six
teffe.
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Removal
EIn 4 SCAI,

FIRST CLASS SECURING AND DYEING.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 906 G st. north
west, three doors west Of 9tn street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest Improvements, whether of American
or European invention, he is enabled 10 do
any work In q manner not to be elualed by
those not possessing these facilities
81 Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
- Grape Wells redniShed nice and cheap.
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeIng a
speciality.
AZ Prices lower than ever before, TO suit
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~At Fort Smith, Ark, four Indians, a
white man and negro were hanged yes
terday.
~J j. Gregg. who was shot at Granite
vile, 8. c., Thursday, by James McEyoy,
oied yesterday.
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Corn. sc.-"The Wise for Health

VVFHs xC'-The Wise Tot Heaitu
on daily walks depend" and thousands from
far and near visit DR.. Whites establishment,
1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
OF, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas
GUAR EXcresences, etc. Established In Wash
ington In 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
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LOCAL NE VS..


Hnfopol 7TedteT.-"Infist!On," with John
W. Jennings as Nasty"
TheGteT COHltq,le.-" Jim BIudsoe,r by NIL.
Son Mobiles, and varieties.
TGHnGdCe Han - Complimentary soiree,
from To- u O'Clock every Saturday evening
By Prof. PistOTiO and full orchestra.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL oyFIc.s, ,

IcIcs }
For the middle Atlantic states northeast
tn southeast winds, rising, followed by fall
ing barometer, stationary temperature and
partly cloudy weather.
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Rea6y-Made Department.
COATS AND VESTS.

COATS AND VESTS.
Double breasted or Prince Albert. vorstsd
SOaswtth Vests TO match, In relisble qualities
from s?2 TO as. adapted 20 tue requirements
Of the season These Coats and Vests will give
bow high the price Handsome warsted O0sts
snd Vests Tor SH 80 Black Cloth FrOck
esrecisI manufacture. pr.p etc Goats and
Vests Of extra quality.
BUSINESS SUITS.
Tasteful SHIFTS latest designs in material and
Flannel Suits, fast color, from Ga So upward.
suits left from last season, about on half the
Boys ard Youths School and Dress Suits IA
pleasing variety, st moderate prices.
PANTALOONs.
niStutss, black ribs, &C. u Plain 6iscs s blue,
gray, &c.
SPRING OVERCOATS.
tine assortment Of desirable patterns from
S2to s2s.
Fine white Shirts, none better, s2R. Under
shirts and Drawers, in merino, ansols, gsuze,
ton, about Oh for each garment. Paris Sos
Ysnrers, extra qualities, from 81 TO 50. Job
much under value English and German half
bose, Irish linen hsndksrch iefs, fine linen and
wear good Qualities and Of S unusual nsh
NOTE.
Every article warranted as represented, and
special effort has been made TO secure only such
articles Is will fully secure the appreciation Of
purchasers. 2 ready N sde goods, not worn
or soiied may be returned in two weeks. and
the purchase money will be refunded.
ONE PIECE ONLY
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81 Isaac II. Frothineham. foruerIv cbief
clerK IN the stamp department Of the Boston
post ONCE, has been convicted OF stealing
s. 600. VI '''"iis
- Inc new line between New York aud
Philadelphia, which is a Confirmation of tba
New Jersey central road, is announced In he
opened for travel on MsyI. ~
SThe New London Telegram SAYS that
MI Beecher had sim audience at his lee
ture on Tuesday evening, and that the re
ceipts did not pay expenses.
"The grand jury at New Orleans found
true bills against j. +. Barrett, IT,, for At
tempung 10 orioe state officers. In default
OF bail Barrett was sent 10 the parish prison
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CIT Y ITEMS.
Hats fer Spring of 1876

Elegant Black SILK Hats. s.. $50. sc.
Stylish Stiff and Soft Felts, all cQlors.
Another supply OF Boys and Children'S
Brown StraWs aud light Felts, st popui ar
prices. [2l LEWIS, 900 9TH ST., bet. and X.
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TRY Msrburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. ADJ:
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FINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS SUITS made
TO order, $40, at Moore's, l0l1 y Y. ave. Ass
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NO ESTABLISHMENT In the city more
prompt In attending TO all orders for Sewer
Work, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham
ilton Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th
and ID streets. They employ none but the
best wor kmen, aud consequently give salts
faction In all their work. They keep the
supplies of any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled 10 do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
on all contract work, and guarantee salts
lection in every instance. Give them a call.
They are good responsible naen and deserve
encouragement. 3I8wSsS.
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FAILURE OF WELL-MEANT EFFORT
AT CHRISTIAN UNITY.-The Christian In
telligencer OF the 10th says: 1t is stood
unofficially but certainly that the Joint com
mittees OF the Reformed and (the Northern
Presbyterian churches on the matter of
closer cooperation have harmoDiousIy
agreed that II is not wise TO prosecute the
suhJect further. And so the whole question
drops, and doubtless finally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22

A COUCH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT re-
quires immediate attention, a. neglect often
times results in some incurahle Lung Dis.
ease. 'BTOJrTl'S bronchial Iroches| will
almost Invariably give relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22

FOR THE CENTENNIAL-The McDermott
Bros, carriage builders, have completed,
ready 10 be forwarded to the Centennial al
Philadelphia, two-horse buggy, with run
ming gear OF hickory wood and steel; the ton
OF rosewood. inlaid with white maple. No
paint Is used on any portion OF ii, and no
tai mouldiDgs, and made with reference In
service and durability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22

x-,La mARKkr ro-DAY-Sold by r A.
ueu q Brother, FISH agents 900 shsd
81 81 s,sae ~ per hundred; 10000 behring's
for 20 cents apiece wv 80 40NA soia
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NATTANS' VEGETABLE OATHARTIO AMI
~ ANTI-BILLI0US PILLS

The demand for these Pills has largely increased
We therefore call public attention to their merits as
general family ply sic. Prepared with the great
est care, they present the following good qualities
They are warranted wholly vegetable; their action
Is p ompt certain and effectusl; they are hea in
to the stomach; they start the liver in q health '
and active operation; they billiousness, sick
headat he and costiveness; they are invaluable for
indigestion and dyspepsia they thoroughly clean Sc
the system; they do not gripe give pain during
their action: They are adapted for general use.
children and delinate persons can take them well
as the strong ard robust. Nome made, they are
always fresh, ~ bile patent pills generally not
and conse Quentls uniformly effectual Price, IS
cents per box. For sale only by
ARTHUR NAvTANS, Pharmacist,
ap20-tT corner I'd and ID streets northwest,
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CELERY AND CHAN-

DR.. {. w. BEEsoS'S CELERY AND CHAN
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure
Sick Headache Nervous Headache, DyspPp-
Tic Hes6ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
SleepleSsness, and Will cure any case Price
so cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 22IeO
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EMERSON, THE DEVELOPMENT AGENT"
ARE ;. e. Mills TO day issued
warrant on complaint OF Frank T. Bald
Wln, charging George W. Emerson with
ielOnlously defrauding him (B of II: said
emerson falsely pretending TO give informa-
ton that would procure empIoyment for
complainant. Detective Coomes and Miller
soon had Emerson locked up in a cell al
police headquarters, where he will remain
until the Police Court meets on Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22

hAkRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
fhony Jones and Sarah e SewelI 'o1' Au
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hpZU-u corner "a and ID streets northN
TO HOUsEKEEPERS-

Feather Beds and Pillows and Hair Mattresses
renovated and made huoyant and inodOrous by i'm
proved application Of steam Mattresses re uphol
stored by J. r. HUNTER, at same plsce. Good city
references give n for work already done.
h r. CHAPMAN,
spl5-lnI+ No. 1I3T 9TH street north west
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SHIRT WAISTS, Stocking Co.'S. a Iaroa
assortment at Il. Robinson 4 Co the hor;s
sloihiers, see Pennsylvania ayenue-Ad,f.
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OTTAAN RELEASED ON BAIL.-Yesterday
IN Inc Criminal Court, William II. Ottman.
charged with the larceny of s47 ,O97 IS from
the Treasury, was released on bail Mr.
eytrs, the last one OF the bondmen. COM
King the necessary amount about 3 CLOCK.
1911 sn some OF his friends he left the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22

From Gay to Grave, fran Lively 10 Severe.
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery, Extra Dry
aad Grand Vim Medsille Champagne For
sale by Hall & Hume. l23eos:
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ACCIDENT.-EdS wards & Hutchison's Slim
mating LinIment cures Sprains and Bruises.
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TNHE CHEAPEST SHUES IN THE CITY FOR
L SALE THIS WEEK at
J. W. SELBY,S,
90 pairs Chids, 6 to 10, 81.
81 Women's, 3 to z, 81 Is and I'D.
a. Mems Congress, 81 Is aud up.
omen 3 Foxed, Q Is and I 50 upwards
Bush ins, 60 and 7bc.
Slippers, rs. 81 and 81.
Newports, 1 IS and q 50.
Button, 81 so, Sl.75 and up.
With q full stock SPRING CLOTHING.
aplstr 1914 and 9I6 Pa. bet 18th 4 10Th SITS.
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IHE MATCH CANE or BILLIARDS at
ORD Opera House, last evening. between
LOUIS shaw and jacob Scbaeder. attracte 1
quite large audience, VINO seemed 10 thor
ousbly e. i0y the playing The game was
10 points French carOn, end for purse OF
$50. The playing was quite even, and IN
IeTeStIng. but Shaw ran out the game in the
nfty-siXth inning, while his opponent stool
81. SheWS average was 1O7I points. agt
Sch3efeI's 20. Schaeifer's best run was -.
made in the twenty second inning, and
Shaw's Ga, made In the eighteenth inning.
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AMUSEMENTS.
THoRS..AsNGVaI

sykITH0RS' CARNIVAL
~ VIII be he'd ~ MssnNIC TEMPLE or fhr
Evenings u 9Stb, 2e.h sod 2fth nf spf4!. Soc she
benefit 81 'he Wsmea's @fbr4@llA1 Asso-.a-lrn
scot', VI gre, lorcf-lioW. Irving. ShAl 1.s. ..
Li.kens bgrIs, Mother GJ0se and Others ri he
repre- niei.
sts.or hots 81. sircl. ticl.t. 30 -, 81.
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N0TIOE-Parties who desire to dispose Of ali
IN KINDS OF WELRING APPAREL can seli
them Tor higher cash price than any place in the
city, BY calling or addressing HERZoG, 9IT ID
tsntton win 10 giysn. syl-tr
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II EGULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of the new
H est and richest Patterns, at SIS,
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ART SALE.-We beg TO call the attention
OF our readers TO the sale of elegant French
bTOnzes, marble clocks, finely carved mar
Die mSntel vases, statutes, etc, etc the
Importation from France and Italy OF
Gessrs Viii Bros OF Philadelpbis-which
are now on exhibition at the auction sales
rooms OF Mr.. Thomas bowling, southwest
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
The entire collection will be disposed OF at
public sale on Tuesday and Wednesday
morning. April . and 2e, at IOA O'Clock.
Catalogues may be had from the auctioneer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-11

bonds at this rate In lieu Of outstand-
Ing obligations, The Police Board
have agreed 10 the reduction OF their
apportl0nment from four hundred aud
ninety TO four hundred thousand dol
lars tor police purposes. City admins
traitors are endeavorlng TO effect a re-
duction OF the assessment for school
purposes.
MUsKooEE, /. T., January l0.-The
peremptory closing of all mining OPP
crations In the Choctaw Nation prom
ises 10 be only temporary. The decis-
ion Of the Secretary of the Interior Ia
based upon the undivided interest of
the Chickasaw Nation In the minerals
and timber Of the Choctaws, and joint
action OF the two National Councils IL
required to legallze the contracts OF the
agents OF either Nation for the sale Of
coal or timber. This decision reverses
the approval of the late Indian Agent
Ingalls, of the contracts heretofore
made. A special session Of the Chick
asaw Legislature will probably be asked
for by the coal companies to relieve
the difficulty,
There are at present no less than
seven United States Government oill-
cials at the Union agency, and a still
larger number of applicants are sup.
posed to be awaiting an appointment
TO the office made vacant by the re-
moval Of Agent Ingalls,. The exami-
nation of the affairs OF this agency are
not yet completed, owing to the con-
tinued absence OF ingalls,.