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FRANCE,
OrpOElTft,k TO TIE JEsttlT9.

OPPOSITION TO TILE JEsUtTs.
LoapoS, March .O.-Jule. Fcrry's Eluca-
ton bill states TINT, nccordinG to existing
laws, foreigners arc not allowed to teach il,
France, and dcclareY that thu sumo exclusion.
sllould apply to al Order essentially foreign
by the character Of it's doctrines, natrro md
the aims of its statutes. This passago sefcrs
TO the Jesnits, who hnvo twenty-seven col.
legcs in Franoe, with 84S toaclscrs. twenty
six other communities having sixty-ono c.
Establishments aud l ,tlHo teachers, aro also ut.
recognized by the State.
pAnts, March .0.--Alany moderate llepub-
lcnn papers, including the C1nstitufionnti,
oppose the higher education bill. The semi
otllclal organ ut Rome, tho Foee D<la Ytrisa,
denouuces tile bill. It aays tho Republic huH
locomo negasiou Of liberty, aud IN enemy
IT tho dearest feelings Of tho great majority
Of Frenchlneli. II las, therefore, no longer
any reason for existing.
THE TREATIES OF COMMERCE. TO HE MAIN.
TANNED.
PAnls, March 20.-Tho Tariff Committee,
by voto of 2! to 5. has decided to report in
favor Of maintaining thu troatics Of com.
nlcsco.
GnEvY AND wADDlEnTON.
PANS, March 2U.-After tho Cabinet coun.
ell Of TueAday, II. Waddugton lad MI III
terview with President Groyy tn relation to
tue persistent altackH upon thu Ministry.
Greyy declared in favor Of q strict adherence
to tho Parliamentary system, aud was Of tho
opinion that the Cabinet coM!I not think af
reaigulpg Mt the very tinlo when it lla.l OIL.
cially secured majority In tho Chambers.
, 1879-03-21
RlYESl CRUSADE.

LYAcnnuno, ". Va, March 2o.-rhc Gsand
Jury of Judge Rlycs' Court tu-1ay Indicted tl.s
fuIlowng-nan,c4 County Judscss iiay.l,e. of
Gaaphs!l; Henry, u Anier;t; Simmons, y
ford; lirliu, Ut RoInoku.
LyacMpuMa, Va, March a0.-'rhe following
additional County Judges were Indicted thls
attssuoon; PaT!sp, Of Buckingham, aua Uuw!es,
Qi Wuyauua.
, 1879-03-21

WAsn,soroS, D. c., Marcb 2o.-The Senate
Democrats tooh moa. Of the day cutuy[ur The
noyel tensatfoti of dividing IN the patronage nf
the Senate. The South toux everything but
sereesnt.st. Arms. and this was given to bosom
friend Of Dan youshcot. wbtcl, |. not q ,nurkeu
concession to tint part of The Northern Democ.
racy which was loyal during the War.
The crowds OF candidates a,u. thclr friends
about The Senate wing approached crush. md
oil seemed to laye rrcnt confidence, md 10 be
certain tint tile p]edacs they had received would
elect them. In the case Of Secretary, Durch, of
Tennessee, editor Of the Nashville american
al,t tho father Of Henry Wastersou, were the
only candidates of the nine gotcd fur vbo re-.
crtvaJ morn thoo .c,ttcrInv rntc. or,1 nur,,h
,,n. .,,aao,st,,, H. ~. ,.o,,,,orna ~ x"a,.,,
"ae NaeeGss'"'' ae eeu''e'oaa VI "ea4tu
"''" ''"'"."e, aIu n'o -
MOST RESPECTABLE SELECTION.
Steuger, franklin, ,and Waddu, cx.1ncmbcss Of
lhc House, received one, two. uu,l thrcr votes
rcsnrrtfvciv Ttort, wan .cvAr ,o,,,,,o,ns IT,
'"e'o "s+e es'e" e"''4'o"te7 'o'
sereeant-at'Arms' but only Two whose vo'es
served my purpose beyond showing the tnkfK-
nlcance Of those receiving tt1g1n. Of thIs class
nlovcr. I'm ,,n,orrn,. 1Inu.c tuvea,.po,or bo,'
~. - ..s.-A.. r. "
h'' '"oie "oto'lous Ass'htuusS y" tut elouHu,
a,1d a1icre was tc greatest confidence Expressed
lie received two votes On two baliuts, IND WIS
then
, 1879-03-21

DEuL1s, 1Ia.cl, .U.-rho Socialists havo
reserved 10 Introduce lnosun IL thu REICH
stag calling upon bismarck to Cause the sus.
pension during the. Parliamentary session Of
the proceedings instituted iu tho Berlin Crin.-
i.,al Court agaiust deputy FritzoAe.
DENIED.
BERLIN, March :o.-Kaporss OF III im-
psudiag eouspgo,uiss loLwssu tho Duxa Ut
, 1879-03-21
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
TURKEY.
1fnlTfE1I tftNI9TRR-

TURKEY.
BRITISH MINISTER. !.
CoSszANr1sopLH, March 2o.--sir Alcx
Majet has presented his credentials t,s Min
lister Plenipotentiary of Great Britain. Tha
Sultan declared tint ho wished publicly to
recognize The service rendered him by The
Queen, tho British Government, and tho
British dest, during the hour OF his trial aud
misfortune.
AHaLo.RrssiAN UNDERSTANDING.
LONDON, March 20.-Somo recent events
In Turkey seem to confirm Paris dispatch
reporting tho Anglo-Rassian understanding.
NODDED.
Schmidt, Finnnco Director Of East Rou-
inclia, Inst week, while on tour Of iuspec-
tion, was lnobbcd at Hoskoi and Jamblof-
Troops had to be called ont to protect him.
On bis arrival at tho confines of Giivno lie
was met by several thousand people, who
threatened lis life and forced him to return
to Jambloi. The Russian commander thero
said ho could not guarantee 1,is safety, be-
cause the troops were not authorized 10 uso
arfnH agaiust the people. Schmidt returned to
philippopolia, whereupon Gen. sto1ypio,
Governor Of Rounlelia, with Schmidt, and ono
the French members Of tho Commission,
wentto slivno lust Sunday, and, on hostile
demonstrations agaiust Schmidt being re-
nowed, tho troops were aummonod. Gen.
StoIypirc and his stuff led them, md dts
rersed the crowd, nrrostiug tho ripgienders
with their own hnnds. The Cossaclks piled
their whips vigorously among Tho rioters,
and oven tho Bulgarian militia aro said to
have behaved irreproachnbly, beating back
the crowd with tho butts Of their muskets.
MIXED OCCUPATION.
LONDON, March III; q. MA correspond
ent ut Vienna nays that in consequence Of
tho 1nohbing of Financial Director Schmidt,
mud other insIaucen Of unruliness, the idea Of
q mixed occupation Of Roumelia, after tho
Russian occupation, has again been brought
toward.
, 1879-03-21

: HZEUEUIH KEFUUEEH.
pEsru, March ao.--Twelve huulrod Of tho
peo!le Of Szegedin have taken, refuge at
La'nosyur. Five hundred and sixty-yeven
familca and we single people lavo talsen
refuge ut Mako. Mono Of these have rcla-
tiyes. Six blind beggars laYo reached
Lemesvar.
, 1879-03-21

LONDON, March 20,--Pinto, the Portuguese
explorer, who has crossed African ntelegraphs:
!" I struggled with hunger, thirst, natives,
floods, aud drouth. have saved nil my
papers, twenty geographical charts, n,any
Typographical maps, three volumes Of notes,
meteorological studies, drawings, mud q liary
If complete explorations Of the Upper zam-
besi, with sosonty-two eataracts." :.
, 1879-03-21
Important Notice,

oEtt. fol tic sale Of tle Rocheeter ltmed tea vii bo
t!xs.esIy ab.argtton e9ses without medicine. rhs
ii IiysE Pai, for shp Of Fercr ind Aane an a
t,ts. Of the Stomach aud !yer VIII, tt!c Aed!catul
err1tnIfre for htl u malaftk and contagious
tst1tci The best u the markrt Every pcraon shoniI
,sae. il lick cures. Tie treatment d especially
ta6ls compounds. j. never tlardcns It cheap mid
Sasaa constasos 4ee aSaled uay at e
tadiai q treat ladies'. Sold by a nrtt.class drug.
fLp. AK for Rochester Absorbing Cuthlon. Take
soefhtr.
H. ChaDlfn Co., 1cnrrt1 Afhhhgcts, Granlta Build.
1t, s. y. cor. Fourth ind Market it,. Ut. Louft.
+, Chaplin, fats Ehtf Manager Holman PAD Co..
g. Louis.
i Aintile. announcement Will bc made II fex days
, 1879-03-21

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
T1nsoyA, March 20.-After stormy
scene, lilo nltras in the Bulgarian Assembly
agreed to discuss tho Constitution,
TlRSovA, March 20.-In tho debate in tho
Assembly Of Bulgarian uotables, relative to
tho proposed memorial to tho Powers, sonle
Of tho members repudiatod as lie tho state-
mont Tint they wished by delays to prevent
tho organization Of permanent adminiatra-
tiou.
, 1879-03-21

TIE CRISIS EHtlE1.

CA1no March oo.-The Khediyo Inns yielded
nliguiercs for tho retention OF Kiaz Pashn as
sIiuister Of thu Interior. The crisis Ii thus
virtually ended.
, 1879-03-21

MADRID, March 20.-The Government has
resolved 10 establis, n stato Of siego in tho
Basque Provinces during the election.
4 FEAST.
A grand banquet Of tho supporters Of tho
abolition Of slayery will take place III Madrid
Saturday. -
, 1879-03-21

6ptctot plttatcA 10 TIT Tyteua1.
WAsH1kuroN, D. t.. Afnseh 20.-H. Z. Hurrh.
aru. utrrctor Ut the Mint, has gone 10 Philuucl-
lhI4 to !asuc-t the slluk iLcre. uld beioro he
, 1879-03-21


CALCUTTA. March 2O.-'rhe burmese King
Is constructing Notifications md making
other warlke preparations. Tho Burmese
residents At Rangoon hayo beoa summoned
ho,lle, ths King threatening to hayo their
fA1nilies executed i'll caso Of Noncompliance.
, 1879-03-21

TIL: TINES ON THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF,
LONDON, March 20,--Tho Times criticises
severely tho new Canadian thrill, and says,
in concluding long editorial OH tho subject:
"Tho tnriI tint hts bcen produced in obe-
dienca to the cAl! Of n general election IL as
unwisa as il can be. TAeru IN no branch Of
industry which vii! no. be crippled by it,"
. 6TllHE.
LONDON, March oU.-~Ecve:, hundred wenv-
ers in Preston Aavo struck agninat the intro
sluclion Of tho Blackburn standard list,
which they allege woull reduce tller caru-
ings ~ rer cent bcyoud the reduction pro-
posed by The masters.
SUSPENDED.
LONDON, March 20.--TIse Wigan Rolling
Mills, one OF tho 1nrgest irc,l manufacturing
concerns iu Lancashire, has suspended pay-
ment.
IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, March 10.-1n the House ot COM
mons this eyouiug, John bright submitted n
question al to whether il il proposed to rep
resent to Canada the impolicy ii the war Of
tariaa between different portions of the E,u.
pire, and whether it is trus That instructions
10 tho Marquis Of Lorno, Governor.General
Of Canada, for tho first tiiuo omitted tho
clauso requiring TINT bills imposing tlitreren.
tinl duties should bo reserved for Royal up.
prnva|.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Co1onial secro-
tary, replying to Mr.. Bright, said that only
n telegraphic summary Of tho new tariff lal
been received, aud therefore he WIS uuabla
to Judge Of lis effect, but 10 had telegrapLesl
that tle Government regrets tho proposed
,ucroase in The duties already l4igh. lls
altlod that tho right OF the Government III
regard to tho sanction ii thu new tariN was
not aIcctal by tho instructions to Lori
Loruc.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
helen Mar white.

This accomplished and charming young
lady returned from Standing Rock Fri
day, reading at Lincoln that night and at
Cham pion Hail, In this city, Saturday
night. Shcreceived:a a very warm recep-,
ton at Standing Reck as we'll as Ft. Lin
coin. The fact is she is just as entertain
ing and jolly off the stage rs she is on,
Miss White read tOsa large and apprecia
tive audience in Fargo Monday evening
and was greeted with round after round
Of applaus. Miss White is one Of the
nblest elocutionists on the stage and is
certain to make her mark.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
Faith in It's Future.

DR.. Law, who was passenger on Mol
DAYS coach to- the Hills, has been east tor
several weeks raising capital 10 develope
several mines in which he is interested
and states that the capitalists in the eas;
feel safe in investments in the Hll!s; tha'
in every city where he has been, leading
capitalists do not hesitate 10 accep:
The security offered and consider the l5lack
His and Leadyille the safest Investments
in the country. Their faith in the 1u'uic
of the Hills and Dakota is crystal1Zeu.
The DR.. is one of the leading speculatois
a mut Custer City and never will forgive
Merrick for not naming his new paper the
l"cyin.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
FREAKS OF ELECTRICITY.
THE VOICE Of THE WIRES
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
The Government Mill.--Voorhees'
Resolution Passed and tho PEN.
sion Bill in the Hopper
Miscellaneous.
THE NEGRO EXODUS.

i.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-After vigorous
discussion the Voorhees, resolution rails
ing committee for the investigation of
the exodus of the negroes from the South,
was adopted. Senator Windows amend
ment directing the committee to consider
whether any have been deprived of their
rights and the advisability of granting
tree homes tO those who have been so
robbed, was rejected. The resolution was
adopted by vote of 81 to 12.
THE KANSAS PARTIES
who refused to testify in the ingalls, case
were ordered before the bar of the senate.
THE PENSION BILL
has passed the house, also bill to re-
duce ten per cent the Tank circulation OF
the country.
THE UTE QUESTION
is not likely to receive prompt attention.
The senate bill authorizing the secretary
of the Treasury to negotiate with 1'ehl
for the relinquishment OF their reserVa
ton and their removal from Colorado was
reported with an amendment requiring
the consent of three-fourths Ut the maze
adult Indians to the cess'on OF any p1rs
Of The reservation. A long debate ana mo-
action followed.
SECRETARY SHERMAN
thinks it impossible to float the proposed
three and half per cent loan.
srALwARr REPUBL1CANIsM
.xoo,r, ra,,,n Mt from tho
TACT that none OF the Republican Cen1tai
committee called on the president e4cep'-
ing Jewell.
MRS. RAMSEY
had her first reception yesterday.
DETAILS
If tho recent Peruvian Chi]ian battle
shows the victory of the Chilians to have
heen cOmplete. Yhes Peruvians were
eleven Thousand strong but were repulsea
by i force of three thousand and much
ammunition and other property taken.
7 GRANT.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10-The Grant
Army meeting in this city yesterday was
AN immense affair. Grant, OF course, was
the hero of the hour, and vt the close oi
the meeting lie was invited to Washlng-
ton by President Hayes, who was also
present.
DELAYED MAILS.
FT. BuFoRD, Dec. 18.-The eastern mai
due ON the 18th arrived last night: Inc
driver reports bad roads and dif1culs
travelling. The mail due yesterday az
rived this evening. The driver was com
pelled to leave his sleigh and come in on
horseback, the thermometer ranging from
lwenty-tour to thirty degrees below zeio'
Several
DISCHARGED CIVILIANS,
ernpl oyees of the @. NJ. Department
leave to morrow for st. Paul via BIS
marck. t.5 H
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
The city Council.

AT a meeting of the city council
Wednesday night, John Garland was re-
appointed city attorney with an increase
of 800 per year to his salary, making 1t
5000 per year. The city's finances were
discussed. sized up and found ir excellent
condition. 1t was decided to have the
fire bell tower blfilt in the rear OF the en-
yine house, SO that when the large brlck
hall and engine house are built next sea.
son the tower will he in the center "i
building. Several bills were allowed anu
The council adjourned to meet next aloh-
dag night.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
News and Notes.

..William Window for President" is flying at
the mast head of the Gary Interstate.
The Flandreau Enterprise will publish a his
tory of the cty in it's first issue after Jan. 1st.
Chas, Gardner formerly Of Omaha, Neb., froze
to death il, the receut blizzard near Deudwood.
The D.adwuod Ne,Us has been enlarged aud IL
now one of the best evening papers III the west.
Cant. r. Ii. Pressnell has been re-appointed
receiver yf The w. s. land Office ut Duluth, Minn.
There are fifteen telephones now in operation
ut Dcudwood They are being Introduced III the
mining districts.
Lizzie Walton, a fashionable dcml-monde oi
Deud " uou, attempted suicide last week by TAX
ing laudanum. ~ 17'5 y st.3.5 ~ s#a a
Lieut.. fuller, of the eth Cavalry, IL stated by
the ueudwuod Pioneer US possessing the quallh
cutious ior u irst-class chapiain.
Custer CITY. sixty-une miles from Dcadwood,
towards Cheyenne, is again ''looming up. Big
strikes ure reported every day.
The lolxest distance that voice has travelled
by Tie use NJ the Telephone IL TWO 'ho"saho
miles. we're there wire around tie "o1ld ono
could talk to himself through the Instrument.
Tie pititiun circulated in D:adwood recently
t. .ccvive siyncrs requesting ah lHc'c"ee Ia
judge Moody's SALARY, received u host VI them.
Iii. ud-;e's salary is only about half what II
should be. "
The Black Hills Times says that W.D. AniSnt'
q newspaper man oi thut city, eaves soon 10 take
charge vi the only newspaper published III lac
Ye.ioxston. valley, ut Miles City, which must
br the Jvuraul.
Yaukton has 7e1 school children and employs
eleven lvucil.rs. The expense Of maintaining
the city scools last year, according 10 The Press
a. uXoiasun, was sd, ,1U2. ii. aud II considers the
schools il II very prosperous condition. Yank-
ton NAV become au educational ce4ter.
Corn is u good thing, ia some Of its phases-ln
others. not 50 desirable There is Indian corn.
sweet corn, popcorn, squawcorn, hoS corn
curncd beef, corn vuur loe-a half brother 10
buuiun-curn whiskey, corn ucopia. corn-waills'
corn.dudycrs, curu-cOD and corn. Corh-Jn'ce-
aisux .buy juice alias ''Langlc-fJpt, ailas es.
sence oi ii III .jums''-is about as popular u form
of curl.oluy us any other. Tney ralee corh;]ulce
down iu uKcu,ucky.-Uutath 1fs6"ne. t
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
md popular and manages to accommodate the
large patronage of this hotel without giving &C
:asioH Tor n word of fault from employ or pat
rOns. stss se G. A. l..
Personal.
mis- Hannafln is in the Hills.

5.r
Dennis Hannafln is in the Hills.
Tommy Dcckert has gone to the Hills.
Col. Lounsberry returned from the east Tues
day night.
L,eut. Brewer. of Standing Rock, went east on
Mondays train.
John A. Stoyell and Geo. P. Flannery returned
from the Fargo court Tuesday night.
John Rowland, the hardware man, LETT for the
Hills lust night. He will return.
Rolla L. Thorpe and Annie E. Smith were
married by Justice Glass on Sunday last.
Cuyler Adams, of Mandan, went east Monday.
He is investing quite largely about Mandan.
VIM. Ives, OF the firm of Goodman, & Ives. but
ter men, il in the city. He is going to the HIS.
w. H. Towett has been confirmed postmaster
ut Lead City, Black Hills, and Hartley at Brain
crd. sa@g .2EtIGE
Charley johnson. of Minneapolis, does the
Washington correspondence of the ST. Paul
Pioneer Press.
Capt. Geo. D. Moore returned from St. Paul
Saturday night. He will go to his Pittsburgh
home next week.
FRED lOIlcmDucn anu UTiue IClui "eo ''"t'A ''AN
east on Monday Fred will reside in Bismarck
hereafter. Congratulations
Wm Harmon returned from Fargo Wcdncs-
day night He il witness in the Bruyier case,
which has been postponed on account of Judge
Barnes sickness
Judge Barnes was lying quite i'll at Fargo on
Monday. DR.. Leasure came up from st. Paul to
h; ~ hettpr
Supt Towne, of the North Pacific, was in the
city during the fire and made hosts of friends for
aid rendered.
Supt Towne and the new superintendent of
the Northern Pacific express business, w. y.
Fuo:ner, were in the city Wednesday, leaving
yesterday morning.
Mr.J Burr, of the Benton ''P'' line OF steam
era, was III the city over Sunday, returning Mon
day to Sioux City. John just took run up to
look ut the Butte.
Ansley Gray has joined the Red Ribbons and
s now lecturing III the temperance cause, and
DR.. Slaughter is president Of the Red klooon
Club ut Bismarck. 80 a-s
Major John Garland aud family have recently
connected thcmsc yes with the Methodist church.
md the Major joins heaitily in the rcd ribbon
movement now going on in the city.
B. DR.. II. Bigelow. who has beeil down at
Standing Roc knocking out, replacing and 9th
erwse fooling around the teeth Of the citizens Vi
that post, returned Saturday. The DR.. has y
good practice here. lr..
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
Ans,ey Joins the Band.

The Eau Claire correspondent of the
Pioneer- Press furnishes the following in
teresting item: Speaking oftemperance,
it may not be inoppor,une to make men
tion Ot the fact that Hon AnsIey Gray
well known in ST. Paul circles, has united
himself firmly to the Temple of Honor, of
this city, and with Rev H. w. Bashncll,
addressed the Temple lodge ut Neillsville
last night, with Il most spirited temper
ance address. which was most enthusias-
tically received"
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
Suffering From y spencer Bite
[Deadwood Pioneer.l

According to our bright but badly
Spencer-bitttcn cclaborer OF the Fargo
Times, Spencer isl combined mole-hill
iack-rabLit and bladder. whom some
mighty juggler is trying to metamor.
phose into n mountain, an elephant and
. balloon. A man uniting in one pair Of
,hrceches all these wonders is. big boz
nanza far any menagerie, and cannot be
beaten for congressional delegate by the
best 500 aspirants in ten territories.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
That's Tneir style.
lead City Enterprisc.l

Lead City Enterpriec.
The Bismarck Stage and i'ransporta-
tion company forwarded the reight Of
Mcssrs. Wond s. Campbell, by express on
the same day that they arrived in Bis.
marck. This shows that the managers Of
the Bismarck stage company act with
promptness in everything they do.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
Editorial Correspondence Of The Tribune.
THE FORMER BUILDING.

Six years ago faith in the excellence of the
North Pacific region led the writer to abandon
lucra i've and pheasant postiOnfor the purpose
OF locating on the North Pacific. but though he
saw tile star wll ch shOne brightly for North
to follow its .ud. he would notshave believed it
possible for the country to davelope go rapidly.
Without disparaging Blsma c Fargo is o"c Of
. the wonders Ut the age. oucn yusiners bucks;
papers Que daily, one tri-weckiy and four most
excellent wcekiss; such volnme Of business
and such prospects for me future iii aacountry u
it's a,lvancen,out was never known before In
mining and in oil regions towns and ciiles have
sprung up more rapidly hut never town az i'm
III conclusion. while II OF the employees ofthe
i,eadquart..r hotel are all that could be desired,
attentive and faithful. Geo. Nichols, who has
ing notice. He is gcntlemanly, lively, efficient
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19

with a span of horses. owned by the city
to haul the engine to the outbreak. This.
swith proper water facilities, would reduce
the insurance rate, inspire confidence and.
cause feeling of trust thrJu .5hout the
civ ~ y sZs.l&t-. 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

Conmuo Calls ~pssl-csi ere he
tau.s ~ \ n the as.h. tiaa
.umvulsn iuris ~ srsty eaaFh. gnss
uass e. s.asls. the 'gidy ehart
a4rts'si ,ule srd ,p,Tsiss ~.
~ Il dssvh .bn,. a. dr sa.a 4 siiy
s.si. IN The sg,iop Ever hs,ns
.louh c5si,.a Elor'. K,uac, " Ia,
.nd " 10 ftF'ry 81 ifh prevents .sft,
az ,.ssaess m'sten w nms. .eJ sal
.nusis ess. C,4J-. ctIsh.. es'suh. cu.
..mti.,a ssi 81 B'o"einsi saspisi.,.
boo .sn &c ssrshs.s - oss,s. bai
,h,. de, ,sss nome . %,-,,ils ~ v l~,,s
k.sbr.s, ~ Ts, sod v ~ Cham fsr u
may s.,s ,ha HE u . tsy.I o... shea
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