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William Keefc. who was arrested on suspicion
bcinE tntivatrd In the murder nrian.
yesterday before judge Lawrence In Supreme Court
Chambers upon awrt OF haheas corpus The return Of
Coroner Flanagan sail that kecfe detained Cant
Williams request until he could perfect agsint
HIM judge Lawrence put over The uuul MoniuN
when e saii kccc must be dscharged unless proof ws
presented authorizing Ills detention Iudae Lawrence
expressed hi opinun that deriving pefson OF hi hh
eriy without any sworn charrc against him sayorcd
strongly OF the acts OF the Gar of Russia
The sun., 1879-06-08

No one should think Of leaviug home for vacation in
the country during the summer months until they have
provided ihsm,elv,s win a tamiN .ile bottle OF
kENNES PAIN KILLING MAGIC oil.
This safe. sure. and delicious remedy will save many
hours Of pain and distress besides saving much lost time
In going for doctor ana money. The cXIeroncc that so
many have had OF midnight ride through strange
locality for an unknow IN doctor only to learn that he
Just been called TO visit patient miles direc-
ton opposite from your loved aud suffering ones Is 50
Vivid In your mory that never again should you leave
homie without supplying yourselves with this most SURE
REMEDY tor all summer disorders Coc Pains, DiAr.
rhU1, sour stomach SICK Headache yield at once 10
RENNks PAIN-klIIING MAGIC OIL
hAInnle lrNN nj dc NOT. Nl MurrAN 4
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The wire OF Frank Mordaun. the Actor.

Mrs. Frank Mordaunt. the actress who Mt
tempted suicide In her home 55 Penn street. Brooklyn
Thursday night by taking dose Of morphine was
Yesterday IN critical condition. She had caused the
arrest of Martin DOYLE a irrui OF her husband. IN
who'e care she was lcft ai sing that De- had hurshy
treated her amt ihat In quarrel UccufN Dee struck her
ou tue head with an umbrella and lnne ted severe
wound DOYLE. who Appeared before Justice Semler
& riHy denied an OF Mrs hordtuut allcg ttuus and
nl.hed halI 10 Annear Tor oAAmInA nnn Whom MAnted
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MILWAUKEE. June 7.-Reports received from
the interior indicate that the frost which formed last
night quite general throughout the state and Of
SERIOUSLY damaging character Corn, potato vines and
tables out NJ the ground either wholly destroyed
seriously injured IN insure material reduct ton
In the yield At Forest Hone Cemetery. this city
the damage to flowers and foliage beds is estimated
high as s. ~ The other cemeteries also report
wholesale destrucuo Of plants
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MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS b
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES

THE CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Fred Rohrer Esq. Cashier Stock Growers National
Bank, Pueblo. Colorado. writes am well pleased
with its effects baby that cannot afford 10 be
withou it IN my house. Its wonderful cure. and Is
bound 70 become very popular soon as Its virtues
known TO the massesm
J. Weeks. Esq Town Treasurer st Albans. VI, says
In letter dated Nav d; IL works 10 charm
babys face and head Cured the head entirely and has
nearly cleaned the face Of have recomne nded II
10 several and DR. Plant has ordered IL for thcm.m
NJ Chick. Esq., 4l Franklin st. Boston, SAYS My
little daughter, eighteen months old has what the doc
call Eczcma We have tried most every thing aud
at last have used CUTlCuRA. and she is almost
child, and we feel very happy
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Runner State National Bank of New orleans
ME LOUISIANA STATE LorrERY wa. eh.r

THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY was char.
tered by the State ten years ago. with a capital Of
slooooo TO which 1t has since added reserve fund OF
ss5oODo Besides its Ios monthly drawings 1t has regu
iary held semannual drawing under the personal 81.
peTvision and MANAGEMENT "
Gen. q 7 BEAUREGARD and Gen. JUBAL A EARLY
upon the i7th OF June. The capital prize has been
SlOoco The price OF tickets has always remained ten
$40 dollars. halves i've as dollars; nnhs two g. dol
lars; tenths one Sn dollar
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The Brooklyn Health Department has two
cases small pox under surveillance One Of the patients
in Greenpoint avenue, in the Seventeenth Ward and
the other is young lady recently arrived from Santiago
de Cuba who Is sick in residence In Bedford avenue
Dekah avenue The names Of the patients and their
residences withheld by the department. hut
the insnectOs aver nathe pacesarc ampy quaranuned
aud that there exists necessity for sending the patients
To the smallpox hospital In LlAuush. corps Of IN
speCtOrs have been busy since February NacCndg the
children IN the thickly populated wards They have
cinated about 4 900 children
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CoNsTAHTINoPLE. June THE Government
has informed the powers that the refusal Of Acko Pasha
Governor Of RoumehA TO the fez was in violation
of engagements between him and the Porte The Gov
ernment will wait until RoumeiR is evacuated and
win then summon Aleko Fasha TO the Ter and hoist
the Turkish nag II the demand Is not complied with
the Porte will request the powers 20 sanction Aekos
removal aud would send a body OF Turkish troops 10
occupy the Balkans
Alcko Pasha Governor. General ~ RoumeliA, has ap
pointed siNtv-two funcuonaries whereof only two
Turks The Porte has asked him 10 explain his action
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De.trueulve Hurricane In samoa.

WASHINGTON. June 7.-Mr Dawson. United
States Consul sends to the Department OF State
areport Of destructive hurricane which swept over
Samoa In the week In March last Seventy houses
belonging 10 the Government people and twenty hye
cuped by natives were entirely DESTROYED Bread fruit
orange aud banana trees were uprooed In great
hers No lives lost The wind continued strong
three days and nights. coming In gusts with heavy
showers Of rain The barometer Of the Rev. DR. Turner
rose lrum tMent mine 20 thirty degrees in - hours
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GRAND EXTRAORDINARY. CAPITAL $4,000
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN JUNE IL
TICKETS. $40. HALVES. 81 FlFrlls 81; TENTHs. g.
kENrUCkY STATE CAPITAL PRIZE siSODn
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN JUNE IA TICKETS 81
JACKSON co. Bankers. 81 Nassau st, near Fulton
ALLIGRETTI ICEBERG GREFRIGERA-
TORS.-rhc only RefrigeratoTs that have icceIved all
the highest awards of gold and silver medals Gc Refer
10 the principal hotels hospitals, wine rooms private
residences, &c The Airct Refrigerator Co. l24th
PILES PERMANENTLY CURED WITH
ont knife, gature causc, charge ll cured; est
monias from physicians aud PATIENTS consultations
DIR. s1ODDARD, lfl West 2lst st
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The validity Of Rs,..ued Legal Tenders.

Judge Blatchford gave decision yesterday
sustaining the validity Of the reissue Of United States
legal tender notes in time OF peace. The ar
ranged testing the Legality OF the issue Of these notes
aud the decision given promptly without argument
written opinion for the purpose Of obtaining caring
or appeal speedily before the Supreme Court Of the
Senator Edmunds and VIM Alien Butler viii argue the
case plaintiffs and against the validity OF the
issued notes and Gen. Benjamin y. butler Will be
opposed them anu argue that the notes legally
attnA
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How Counterfslter. are Caught.

Joseph Petra a sailor on Spanish vessel
was arrested on Friday night for having In his posses
sion three eounte rle s5 notes OF the National Bank
Paving His story was that he got the money from
West street man for whom he smugsled brandy. The
secret service officers took charge OF the They
have recently been IN friendly communicative with
Urich the notorious cOuntoreieT who h. supposed Il
be aiding them discovering the tountainhead Oi tn,
Paving notes Ulrich was recently released from Gus
ndy alter being used as Government witness In case
where he Was caught In the act OF cOunterieiung
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1879 Prizes amounting to......,.........S 1922 500
Gen. q. 7. BEAuREGARD OF Louisiana
Gen, }. A. EARLY OF Virginia. Commissioners
For iull particulars apply to
NJ A. DAUPHIN
p. O. Box 692, New Orleans L.
or same at $40 Broadway, New York
Our Sisters, Cousins, and our Aunts,
All who wear pettcoats or pants
Use SOZODONT-it swcctcns breath,
Saves teeth from swift decay and death,
II Hhardens gums and makes the mouth
Balmy as breezes nom the South,
TOILET LUXURY
sozoDoNT is luxury as well as a necessity Placed
"ra,,ts H. % 1sa " nh nsns II IL ma , ~ H. ", H. w. @ n!
kIauh's tho Lise anu senses ~ SINUS our hehclous
perfume and gives pleasure amt health to its users
Dozxrm, for the Teeth, l. medIcRIed, cont aims
recsng hardens the gums purhts the breath, arrests
best denuirice Less than OnchAlf the price of mouth
washer To be had of all druggists at 80 cent,
TOwnaend's PhoGphnted Cereal Tonic, -
preparation of health giVns and yitaAug phd.phat'- IN
perfect solution uncqualed for dyspepsia, nervousness
spring inyRorator and protect. n against malaria
There Is nothInE that ths ladies really ap;
Don't forget this genuemcnl
HupIure Cured by Dr. Mnrsh's trent
me nt tic only safe and reliable a. years practical
experience, Only office, Nesey ST, opposite St faus
church.
Take ten drop. ~ Ansostura Biuers with
and prevents all summer diseases
DoExl'm, fur the Teeth and Hrenth. A fra
grant healthtul emcaciuus dcnuirlce 80 cents only.
S9.oO for White WIgh Hats, worth Rtt 90
hi1,d Derbys, Sivo 10 New church st, W stairs
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PITTsBURGH. Pa. June AT meeting Of
iron manufacturers this morning It was resolved That
under existing circumstances deem inc xpcdicnt to
further resst at the present time the unjust demands OF
the boilersn To-day number o nrms signcd the nve-
dollar pudder scale and u i thought the majority o the
mills Will be IN iull operation on Monday several arms
have taken advantage OF the strike to make repairs and
will not be able 10 resume work Tor days
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Am L Next'-what Happened Only . Year
Ago.

New orleans. June ~. 1879
The undersigned oertifcs that he was the holder of
whole Ticket No sIO79. Single Number Lottery Glass
"f' In the Louisiana state Lottery. which drew the
First Capital Pnze Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS Tuesday. June H. 1873 said ticket having cost
the sum Of Ten Dollars, and that the amount was
promptly paid presentation Of the ticket the Office
OF the Company W 5. CAMPBELL
20 Carondelet St, New Orleans
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Having been recently ovcrhauled and re-
paired the Plymouth Rock made trial trip about the
harbor yesterday Commodore Tookcr was In charge OF
her A. lac will De during the summer. She will make
her nrst run down 10 RocEawAy today.
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CUTICURA Is most valuable external application II
heals all cuts bruises and ahrasnns of the skin
the hair when destroyed by scalp diseases. removes
dantruh and Keeps the scalp clean and the hair and
plable II Is agreeable ~ it Is elective and ably
assisted In every by the CuTCURA SOAP which il
particularly recommended TO mothers for cleansing the
skin and scalp OF infants aud children II Is Toilet well
Medicinal. and Is tie fragrant and refrc shing
soap for tile nursery and bath ct amy yet prepared
Parents have assurance that thesc remedies
tain nothing injurious 10 the youngest infant evidence
which may be found IN the certificates Of Dr. Hayes aud
Prot Merrick accompanying each remedy
Consultauon Rooms tor Chronic Diseases Of the skin
and Scalp especially OF Women and Children n Madi
son av. MARY 4. JOsSELYN. NJ. ID.
The CrTICuRA RBMED rs are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washington st
Hpsivn, and sale hy all Drugsist-- Price of
CL1lCuRA, small boxes 30 cents: lanc boxes 81.
khsoLNENr 81 per bottle. CuIlCURA SOAP. 25 cents
per cakei by mail % cents. cakts, 10 cents
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account OF W Runge. OF Nerng Runpe. whole sale
Druggists, Evansville. Ind tenth Ticket Ne 1855
Single Number Lottery Glass ~ in Louisiana state
Lottery which drew the Second Capital Prize OF FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, on Tuesday June II. 1873. said
ticket having cost the Of one Dollar and that the
amount promptly paid ina check on the Louisiana
National Bank presentation Of the at the ONCE
of the Company. NJ BANIsTER,
Runner State National Bank of New Orleans
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ALLDER.-In the city OF New York on the 7th day
Of June, 1879 by the Hon Abraham n. r. Lawrence, a
Justice OF the supreme Court Eva Alder from Edward
W. Alder. Cause adultery.
sllIILAk In the city of New York on the Ith day Of
June 1879. 10y the Hon. John Freedman Judge Of
the superior Court, Lena shiak fon Jacob shillak.
Cause. adultery
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8usimtss gotitts.
Cuttcura
AaassH0.Waaa

Have speedily and permanently cured Humors Of the
SKIN aud Scalp Of Children aud Infants AFFLICTED since
birth
The treatment in such cases is mild doses Of
the CVTlCURA RESOLVENT. p'rfcc ly safe yet pow
eru blood purifer and the external Ot CUflCURA,
the great skin The CUTICURA SOAP should be the
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HUMOR ON A CHILD
SINCE BIRTH CURED AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL
TREATMENT HAD FAILED

Mcssrs WEEKS A POTTER; Oentlemen.-My little
son two years " has had humor side OF his
lace since he was born, which during the last four
months. has spread the entire side Of the
irrAed him great deal he scratched the all
the time no matter what applied. used many
cdes hy advice o friends and physician without ben.
eft until found CuriCuRA whrh Immediately any ed
the itching and Inflammation and entirely cured him.
Respectfully JOHN l.. SURRY,
with WalwOrth Manufacturing Co
Boston. April -, 1873
NoTE-once cured. the skin may he rendered soft and
far BY using the Cuucura Soap exclusively for toilet or
nursery purposes
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The pure Juice Of the grape IL better than
artificial stimnant-; try Dr. Underhiils wines For
sale by druggists and grocers
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yusiutss gotitss.


has always been drawn in pursuance Of act OF the
General Assembly OF the state OF Kentucky,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
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The south Endor.e. Northern OpInIon..
Among tho AIIments

"Thcm's powerful eood things Tor the hyorn what a
Georgia farmer OF DR. Perces Pleasant furgauNe
Pellets Sold by all drugglsts-Air
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Arrtved-SAruHDAY. June T.
IS hosel Ncynaber. Bremen
. rs State OF Alabama, Riehie, Glasgow May "a, and
L1rnc 24th,
IS Aihambra NcElhenny, g. Johns, n y. and Hah.
fax. N \.
ss Gate CITY. Daggctt, Savannah
SIS city OF Para Carpenter Rio Janeiro May IL and St
Thomas 3lst
Ss Rheuhina. Cannon, Cardiff
IS city oi Chester. Brooks Liverpool May 20, and
Queenstown 18th.
"a Franconin. Bragg, Portland.
S. uuli stream, Ingram, Fcrnandina
=. Rssend Castle. Turpin, Newcastle.
ship Tanerlnnc. scdcnhurg, Hamburg.
SHIP RUsin Castle Guthrie. Calcutta
Bark Luigia V Volpc, Genoa
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Home Journal lust out with supplement-;
has list Of sunnering places giving prices distances,
and other particulars Bold eNerNwherei price cents
MORRIS PHILLIPS A Co, Park place, New YOTk.-Adr.
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81. 400 solid silver tea set for s4Qo smother sie5
small pieces half price Cash paid for duplicate wedding
presents J. H. Johnston, 100 boweTy,-AdV
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Cured by MIX Of Magnesia are indigestion cosvenes
incipient rheumatism, and gravel All drugglsts-Adr
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That wonderful bilious remedy QuiTks Irish Tea IL
costs only IS cents paekage.-Ade
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in market; summer undershrts 25, 81 Doc j. W. John.
Son 260 brand also $40 9th sd door above asa st
-Ada
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1894 PRIzEs AMOUNTING TO .................s6 s67e2s
TICKETS. 81.
For full particulars address
WILLIAMSON 4 CO., GENERAL EASTERN AGENTA,
500 BROADWAY. NEAR HOUSTON ST., NY
List OF drawings always published in tho New York
Sun and all outOftown ticket holders mailed copy Of
the official list
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by using HIGGINS German Laundry SOAP. because II
pure. Ask your grocer Tor IT, and give II u trial
The sun., 1879-06-08

Take ten drops ~ AngosturR Biuers with
your lemonade soda water II gives delicious flavor
and prevents all summer diseases
The sun., 1879-06-08

Rupture Cared ny Dr. Mnrsh's trent
nt The only and reliable years pir'ica
experience. Only office, Nesey ST, opposite st rluls
The sun., 1879-06-08

S9.0O for white WIgh Hats, worth RAt %
hix,d Derbys, SIV0 10 New Church st, W Stars
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-13
Too Big for the Tailor.

A trial which is stated to have caused
great amusement came off in the Brigh-
ton County Court last week. The plain
tiff, Mr.. Ivens, is gentleman six feet
seven inches in height, and proportion
ally stout. Mr.. Ivens' attention was at
tracted to an advertisement of firm of
tailors announcing that they were pre-
pared to supply tweed suits at two
ouineas; and he thought, as his solicitor
remarked, that suit at that price would
not be an extravaganza, and requested
the advertisers to send an assistant to
take his measure. When the assistant
arrived the plaintiff told him that the
firm would have rather losing bargain;
to which the assistant replied that it
would be capital advertisement for
them, and that they made the little ones
pay for the big ones. The plaintiff' s
measure was taken, and he called to
have the suit fitted, when the principal
told him that their advertisement did
not apply to giants. He afterward OBJ
tanned q similar suit at another tailor's
and sued the defendants to recover 13s,
which was the difference between the
price he paid and the amount advertised
by them. The Judge decided that the
defendants had made and broken the
contract, and gave judgment for the
plaintiff for the amount claimed, with
costs. Probably both parties will be
satisfied. Mr.. 1vens got his suit and
the tailors have got their advertisement,
though not in the form suggested by
their polite assistant. -Londo1s Pail MGU
G0zette.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-13
The Presidents Thanksgiving Procla.
nation.
WASHINGTON, November 8.
The following proclamation was issued

WASHINGTON, November 3.
The following proclamation was issued
by the President to-day:
AT no recurrence of the season which the
devOut habits of a religious people have
made the occasion of giving thanks to Al
mighty God, and humbly invoking His con-
tinued favor, has the National prosperity
enjoyed by our whole country been
more conspicuous, more manifold, or
more universal. During the past year,
also, there has been unbroken peace
with all foreign nations. The general
prevalence of domestic tranquility, the SUI
of civil and religious freedom have gladdened
the hearts of our people, and confirmed their
attachment to their Government, which the
wisdom and courage of our ancestors SO fifty
framed. and the wisdom and courage of their
descendants have so firmly maintained to be
the habitatiOn of liberty and justice to success
sive generations.
Now, therefore, 1, Rutherford b. Hayes,
President of the United States, do appoint
as day of National thanksgiving and prayer;
and earnestly recommend that, Withdrawing
themselves from secular cares and labOrs, the
people of the United States do meet together
on that day in their respective places of wOr-
ship, there to give thanks and praise to Al
mighty God for His mercies, and to devOutly
beseech their continuance.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this Sd day
of November, in the year of our Lord, 1879, and
of the independence of the United States the
10th. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
By the President:
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs, Secretary of State.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-13
Wanted.

A CLERGYMAN who can preach three
sermons consecutively without men,
tioning Calico.
A man who will refrain from calling
his friends speech ''happy effort
A woman who remembers last Sun
days text, but is unable to speak un-
derstandingly of the trimmings on the
bonnet of the lady in the pew next in
front.
An editor who never feels pleased to
have his good things credited or mad
when they are stolen.
A pencil that is always in the first
pocket you put your hand into.
A man who has been a fool some
time during his life and knows enough
to keep the knowledge of it to himself.
A married man who does not think
all the girls envy his wife the prize she
has captured.
A married woman who never said
"No wonder the girls don't get married
nowadays; they are altogether differ
ent from what they were when 1 was a
girl.''
An unmarried woman who never had
an offer.
A man who never intimated that the
economies of the universe were subject
to his movements, by saying: {" l knew
if took an umbrella it wouldn't rain,'
or some similar asinine remark
A pocket-knife that is never in
"them other pants"
A mother who never said she "would
rather do it herself" when she should
have taught her child to do that thing.
A father who never forgets that his
duties to his children are as many and
as weighty as theirs to him.
A child who would not rather eat be.
tween meals than at meals.
A button on the male garmenture
that never comes off except when the
persons whose mission in life is to sew
buttons on is near at hand with hel
utensils.
A singer who never complains of a
cold when asked to sing.
A woman who, when caught in hel
second best dress, will make no apol.
ogy for her dreadful appearance.-Bos
tom Transcript.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-11-13

and TO open TO actual settlers all the land in
fne region north and west OF that reserva-
ton."
General Sherman reports a highly satisfac..
tory condition Of affairs in the Department OF
Texas, especially along the Rio Grande from.
tier. The large immigration which has pour
ed into Texa3 having now extended to what
were formerly her waste lands, the removal OF
some of the frontier posts further west is ncces-
sary, and General Sherman therefore indOrscs
the recommendation made to him by General
Ord for Congressional appropriations to corr
strnet military posts on the new western
frontier:
Referring to the trst.blcs caused during the
past year by the Attempted emigration to the
Indian Territory from the southern border of
Kansas, General Sherman says: 'TkH delicate
duty imposed on the military was admirably
performed by the troops under the order of
General Pope. The opinion is expressed that
at feast thirty superf,ious military posts might
BE- sold to great advantage"
The report IN conclusion treats Of the sub
jcct of military edueTtiog: and after referring
academy ut West Point, ssys: similar
tanned for cavalry and infantry. These
have repeatedly been attempted at Forts
Leavenworth and Smelling, but no sooner
have they been begun than some Indian
outbreak has imperativcfy called away the
troops. so that ut this time we have nothing Of
the Kind. But the day must come when schools
for infantry and cavalry will be established in
the nature Of Il Postgraduate course and II
possible for instruction iii the use Of the rifle
and horse before your officers and recruits are
pushed into battle and danger