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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

A fashionable belle wants TO know
what shade will be most preferred
this GINNING summer To which the
Boston I'osi replies; "fhe shade Of
n big elm tree will be very popular.
bat at the seaside he shade Of a big
umbrella will be much sought after.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08
S~r,ng ,he ss"i- Of Murderer.

FNffNU fNf foNfN ~ MNf0fGffHs
In bis sermon a week ago, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher expressed him.
self as follows respecting sickly senti-
mentality over murderers who are
about to pay the penalty Of their
crime: "lf there is one thing | con.
slider thoroughly indecent, it is in the
way in which criminals are cossetted
and carried out Of life. When a
murderer Is to be hanged, women send
flowers 10 him, and would kiss an
ulcer for his sake. Priest run to him
and philanlhropisis hurry after them.
He is going to die. Are not 10, 600
persons dying all around, and there is
nobody to ron to them. There is no
sympathy for them. But if the mon
ster ]. TO die for foul murder, the
hood-gates of sympathy are opened,
and the newspapers tell how he died
trusting in Jesus. Faugh ! What
mischief that thief on the cross did I!
Can a man who has erepl up to the
gallows through common sewers at
the last moment, just before the last
moment, just before the last effort to
obtain pardon, suddenly blossoms out
into lervent religious life don I
believe IT,"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

She laid her cheek on the easy
chair back against his head and muir.
INJURED. elbow | do love to rest thus
against your dear head, Augustus.
"Do youY said he; sis it because you
love me. darlings - mo; because
it Is so nice and soft " Then he lay
and thought, and thought, and
thought.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

BULLY AT last the work of a
lifetime is complete. Having convert
ed the Truly Good Richard Smith
from Truly Good Republican to be
Truly Good Democrat, we are pre-.
pared to lie down and die. II was a
long pull, strong pull; and not a
pull all together; but il has accom-.
plished its purpose. The regular
nominated Democratic ticket from
"eend to eend' floats in triumph at
the masthead of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, aud We remove our hat in obei.
sance. and exclaim "bullyl : [Cour-
Ter J ournal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

HEAVENLY BLIss.-"Angels, my
dear children, said a Galveston
Sunday School teacher, me,litatively,
care disembodied spirits "Does
that mean they don't have any
bodies? asked johnny. Angels
have no bodies, replied the teacher,
emphatically. "And will pa and ma
be there. too? Certainly "Then
they won't have no use for me there
if | haven't got body for them to
spank, and he took to munching an
apple he had picked up on a fruit
stand when the proprietor was look
ing the other way.--[Galveston News.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

In his lecture on .Candidating in
the Southwest delivered recently
by the Rev. DR.. II. w. Pierson I've.
fore the New York Historical Society,
the following anecdote. furnished ia
him by the late Rev. w. W. Hill, Of
Kentucky, was narrated:
Very early in DR.. Hills ministry,
while sciourning at a medicinal spring
among the hills, Judge c., can
didaie tor Congress, din,d with his
host, who asked the Judges opinion
on the subject Of baptism. The
Greek, said the candidate, SETTLES
that question. BiaJto may not in all
cases mean immerse, but blabiec-er
means inmerse, going in all over, I'm.
der, every time; there is no getting
away from that"
"What did you say that word was
that always means immerseg' said
the young Presbyterian preacher.
"Do you know anything about
Greek 2 asked the candidate.
"Not much, sir.
"Do you know anything about it ?
Have you ever studied it at all p
asked the Judge.
II have studied it some for about a
dozen years., said the young Prince
ton graduate.
The Judge aiterward said private
ly to DIR. II: IL don't know a Greek
letter from turkey track; am
for Congress- | knew all
the crowd but you, aud | thought it
a good chance to make a few votes.
| heard parson Smith preach in
Louisville last Winter on Baptism,
and | was giving them his Greek as
well as could remember it,"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

A girl heard her father criticised
severely across a dinner table. The
careless critic pausel moment to
say. 81 hope he is no relative Of
yours. miss. Quick as thought she
replied with the utmost nonchalance:
"Oaly a connection of nv mothers
by marriage
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

Speaking without think ing Is ,hoot-
ing without taking aim.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

In October. when the woods are
glorious in their scarlet and golden
drapery, is the time TO seek the Au.
tumn leaves and ferns. A severe
Cold is often the result OF such pleas.
ure trips. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
always cures Coughs and Colds.
Price % cts. -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

Our Drug Department complete. Patent
Chemicals
81 Nail
Articles Prices low iis ssssse ook Letter Pa
per- Pens Ink Envelopes Window Glass Putty. Carbon
Headlight Oils Lamps Chmneys Ac.
Physcans Prescriptions accurately compounded aay or
night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

Senator Malone. of Virginia, is a
very thin man. The following story
Is told of him; During the war, while
in command of division Of Confeder.
ates. he had the misfortune TO be
wounded. An acquaintance about to
visit Richmond was requested to call
upon the Generals wife for the pur.
pose of explaining the nature and the
extent of his injury. Col. - called
at the house and found her in tears.
"Why, Madam, he expostulated,
"you ought not to give yourself so
much concern. lie received only a
flesh wound; no bones were injured. "
"Ah, Colonel she sobbed, "you
don't know th'-the General as well
as IL do, or you wouldn't tell M
me he could be--be wounded without
strik--striking a bone
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08

selfrespeet Is the first step in all
reformation.
, 1881-12-01

FOR $40, ,000, 600 OF CONTINUED BONDS
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 30.-The follow
ing to8th catl for bonds was issued today:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsHfaoToN, b. t.,
Nov. W--No.ieo Is hereby given that tho prsncl-
pal and acorued Interest Of bonds heralnbelow
designated Will bo paid at tho Treasury OF tha
United statos nt tho City Of Washington tho 18th
Of January, 1882, and interest on sAid bonds will
ceaso that day--vtz.: Registered bonds OF tho
acts OF July II aud Aug. i, 1851, continued dur
ing tho pleasure ct tho Government under tho
terms Of circular T., lnted AprIt II, 1884, to bear
interest et tho ratio OF vi por oentum per an-
mum from July l, 1881, 'as fotlows: $40, No. 1911
to No. 10 both iuolus[vo; slD0, No. ,T0l to No.
$4,000 both inclusive; $500, No. sri to 9,0oo both
Inclusive; Sl0o0, No. t5,1sl to No. 47,t00 both In
elusive; 5000, M. II, ,5d1 to No. ID 00o both In.
olusve 900, Mo- 27,s8l to No. %, &c., both In
qlusivo; total. &2o, 600 900. Many OF the bonds
originally included Ia tho above numbsrs havo
been transferred and Cancelled, leaving out
stauding the amount above stated. Tho bonds
forwarded for redemption should bo addressed
"Secrotary Of tho Treasury, Loan Division,
Washington, D. c. and n!l boHds called by this
circular should be nazIHnod "Becrotury OF tho
Treasury for redemption Whorc checks In
payment aso served IH favor OF any ono but tho
payoc, the bonds should bc assigned to tho
"Becrotary Of tho TREASURY for redemption, for
ACCOUNT Of" tIora Insert nanlo Of. person. or
PERSONS to whose order checks should DO Nude
payable3. CnAnLEs J. BoIdER, Secretary.
, 1881-12-01
TIE NAVAL ADVISORS.

WHAT THEY llECOMatESi!. ...
WASHINGTON, d. e., Nov v.-Thc report
Of the Naval Advisory Board OH tho reorga1'
izatloh OF the navy is made public Inc rec
concentrations haye received tile 'ntlofse.
nient OF Secretary Hunt, and the report !!seA
is appended to the annual report Of tue nc,
retary, which lave already been sllbniit'ea
to the President. Tho board reports HAT sao}
find only ttltry.two nMarn,orrA vessels on !ls
navy list either available for actlvc sers'eo
OF which can be male available ut cost low
enough to warrant the expenditure seven
ty vessels, In the opinion Of the ooa'f'' ase
necessary to perform effectively tho woss u
the navy. They, therefore, recon'!aeAa t'o
building Of thIrty.elght 'liIlar'noted cruz
ing vessels, al,d III addition fsc sstt'
rams !; and five torpedo boats ~. ~.
coast and harbUr defense. Following u w.
summary OF the recommendations: Iwons
rate steel doubIe-deckeA 'llar1no'ea cta.s. en.
ers, speed fifteen ka0ts, to cost s''a"'@"i, ~
six flrst-rnto steel duuble.dcckcd illatEfo.sa !,
cruisurs; speed fourteen knots. t. sos1 e.
53a. 900; ten scconsl-rate steel sinSleaesA ,''..
lll,urmorad cruisers, speed thirteen "l'u''
to cost 81, ,30o. Goo; twenty toff1'f!to "''s,.
cruisers, speed about tuu inots 10 eu.s s,s ".
3o, 600; i've steel rnms specd thirteen hs'a'
to cost 8a,6Oo,uoo; ityu torpedo sunpoa.stt s'st
speed not less than thirteen k!lol'' ~ W'u,, tha
S7,250,000. Steel Ia recommu1'Ie" ~ .s.,
construction Of llulis Of the uuaEmo5e9 vs.
, 1881-12-01

ARGUMENT nEFoRE THE SUPREME COURT,
= 5peeaas Utspateh 10 1ns chteano Tstbuns.
WAsn1saToS, D. G., Nov. W.-Tho test
case which Involves tic title to a very con-
siderable portion Of South Chicago was ar
guetl III the United Statas Supreme Court
today, tho 1Ion. Tholnns uoyne appearing
TOR the S0rln title, which thu present occu-
pants hold. and the Hon. Walter b. Hcascs
fur the appellants, who ulailn title through
tho heirs bt' tue Indian Asllkull. The argu-
mcnt was concluded, and \ decision is' OK.
pectca Ill about three weeks. Tha substance
Of MF. lloyne's argument was substantially
as follows: : -; .: -.
Fractional Section 7, upon wlllcl, Is laid
out the additions of ."Notras Dnn,e" aud
JAMES II. U0Wen'h Addition, was, til 1889, by
treaty with the l'uttowaton!ia InuIans, then
r0avtng about the pralrlea OF Illinois, Calu-
met, aud Indiana, reserved To be patented by
tile unlted Stntes to SONS chiefs named In
that treaty. lii 1887 tho warrtors aud tribes
were removed beyond the Mississippi. 'De:
fore moving, however. ono Of the ch!ots,
AsHkUs, -.
received $1,000 trom Father Deseilics, q
French Catholic missionary who had long
resided among. them, la6orlng to convert
them to Christianity. After hG died, in 1877,
few months only after Ills Indian pro.6gts
had left, his lloirs III Belgium, recognizing
the Christian pEe.y OF Ills character aud .tls
sacred mission to the PROGRESS OF which .ha
Ind deyoted hts life, conveyed the lald to
that eminent Divine, the principal Of tho Uni
Yprsitles OF Metre Dame and st, Mary, and 1t
hns been TO u great extent 4sttlea anil occu-
pied by population of many 'il0nlrudht It
iJGoyered over BY ssl.ools. hotels, factories,
iino Catholic church, a,ui las become an
Integral part OF the growing suburb Of South
Chicago. Some thzns years ago
4 courLE OV srECULAT0Rs
ln Kansas sought out and SUCCEEDED iu tlnd.
, 1881-12-01

He IL Toasted and Rnn4ueted Mt At
lanta, Gallo Scts n *stlcik" Of

He IL Toasted and Rnn4ueted Mt AT.
lanta, Gallo Sots n 'sstlck" Of
Type.
Spsetal DitpaseA to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. M.--postmnster-G General
Jamcs and party havo e1]oyed themselves hero
today, receiving much Intention and co,irtesles
frnm tho hands Of prominent citizens. During
tho morning, under escort OF q committee OF
tho Directors Of tho Exposition, these dlstttl-
Kulshcd Hucsis wcro shown through tho build
tuRs nnd grounds. In tho afternoon Il banquet
wits given Them at thu Exposition Hotel by tho
Now Ynrk exhibitors, 1t which Postmaster
Gsneral Jasuos, Eeuond. Assistant Postmaster
General Elmer, and Superintendent Thompson
made happy Bpoerhes In favor Of giving
hettGr. mall facilities to. tho Southern Statos,
!Thf8 6yG!ltnE a reception wiz xlvRu them
ut tho Executive 3nnsfon, whore thoy wore met
and entertained By our best citizens. At tho VI.
li0!tati0p OF many friends the party viii relnaln
tiFer another t1ay for tho pt,rpoto oF comforting
with tho lcadlnK ruiFt,ad authorities In tho mat.
Ter Of working improvements On the transfer Ut
lnnl!s through Ils Southern States. While III
tho ExposIuon PDatmssler.0 0unnrnl James Raya
cyitle.co Ut hia abil!ty ID practical printur by
setting un In n stick typo which teAd. "NHw ocs
cns!ons tgnuh now duties. Atlanta, Nov. ~.
Tor Washington
, 1881-12-01
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
Tl1EHE WILL III: 4 HCH1MsfAGE,

Sptefal D'spatth'to Tho Chicago 9rtalnk.
WAsffiSGToN, u. E.i Nov:3o.-Represcnta'
tive Farweli Inns arrived here. md has Joined
inc kasson forces. Speaking of tile prospect.
i've vacancy IN tile Chicago Co!lcctorsh!p, ha
stated the following as his pos!tlon: Tie had
recommended candidate, William Henry
Smltfl, without the knowledge or consent Of
that gentleman, bitt he thought that sl'
smith would qualify II the appolntmeh!
shon!d bo rendered to him. sloald at
smith acc!lne, or Shout! .tlio President nas
choose TO Nominate, Mr. Farwe!l salt tt'atha
, 1881-12-01

l. hat II mi II
.',o," t,,a. ~ ~. M t,,,, 90 snmn ,,rt,;norv
t,,;n amI ~ nra.t m daaI ,,nro ,nto,iipont thon
tha oworsne 4 thc irIol nrorrssscs tnn
f"oos ~ |'"'' I0"'~''e' wv
THE 1t,xons
become obiecls Of interest, and thore are
mnny speculntIons "a TO how tho testimony
Is affecting them, Some persons layo paid
50 much attention to TIM 1urors' co,nto-
,anccs That they profess 10 bo milo to toll
how they nre impressed, Tho most common
prediction IL Tint the Jury Is already divided.
'rlhs prediction !s based to considerable
extent OIL the supposed fact TINT In tho fotr,-
lilies OF two Of tho jurors tllcro Inns been tn-
sanity, and TINT they will therefore readily
accept tho theory OF the defense, There
being but little ttich TINT all tho others cnn
DO brought over to this yluw, the opinion Is
tllat tho Jury will disagree, The
two jurors Indicated, however, arc men
Of tho str!ctest integrity, mid doubtless
went into the jury-box Us fatr.nInled rs It is
t1nsstt1e for man tn At1fnr H. 1naV1nr nil nnAt
, 1881-12-01
THE TRIAL. y

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f,uttGau than eaye hin ittea concorntnu thu
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lesssu' Mit'tesa tllell ucsilea 70 1eaa
passase, aiNl .vaa y pase VI IVY uessssptlsa
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come thet'' eut u i'aof~ witness "fo!o llls
spete'l w oatneiu asalnsa hancock ~ 9'o
luon1 1otny w o's;o''. ~ w.'s os's'lNas5
t,len"eu @ ~. 1s"''' W. w s"Aa,ess) supposed
uIaht wonia 10 ho"'l''a1ea at Ghte'go: nnt
n!eI 1afnc!a ~ WIS ", hou'.!'algu u ,aa 70 ~
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aess ca!,eo w uct'' As'.nt ~ o1sl h,s seFs-
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MeaM 1tcaalu1'less; ~" W. ule ny Hlen'
l"ey "elu a., kn" ~ seo "'1'' 14a eoh,
a.ateu "atu ,I., uov' Je"e!s' acn' AtthhF, ana
n!ne!s. 4noy Wete YsrS !flenaIy. nnt tol's
mu' ~! tuos a''s. na's 'aaen u o'K lepu1atlol''
,M., ,,nu utant n.1a tV.k1!ik. u w aao speak'ne.
M1aness ,... Mu1eu; I "as On llee aha easy
t1,,.' VIII" "'a' oo"e.t 'ssa tAo .cst VI uioll!.
WITNESS u'aae ,'is nsst apphca,'o'' 1nf oi''ca
sooh a1ted n!fke!a's e!ect'on 1!e cal!et on
t,. ne!sa uainetu ~, W. a1u WINE iipnse. "Al1vf
oaF'e'a was III selsule,,. s'au uattcaa'
.,l.,, s',ouk , LANDS NTH 'nA,
anu na'lIet h!Ia my speeeh' on "!Ilch was
, 1881-12-01

taken possession of BY supreme power.
Where he ncta outs}do Of himself" Wttnesa
then desired tn reatl from printed slip. MIR:
porting to bo IN Interview with tho prtsonor,
giving his theory oil tho subject. Counsel
for the prosecution objectel to thu reading,
or to tho use of It hy witness to refresh Ills
memory. a discussion cnsuctl. tho prlsonot
insisting tlat hu was not feeling well. had
not yet; gotten over his Thanksgiving indul-
Renccs, and did not fcel nble to state 1t 30
thoroughly now rs lie did then.
ltls 1N9tItsATloS.
The Court ruled agatnst tllo usc of the slip.
md Guiscau resumed. Suddenly. on the
Wednesday evening aftor Conkltne's reslg-
nation, l,e thought it President narfleld was
oilt OF the way ill would 60 WE'LL lie tried
to shake It OH bit II grow. Inn fortnlsht's
tilno It had become fixed resolve. 11o
never lias doubted since TINT ttme-abopt the
1st Of June-tint he was inspired. lie prayed
and prayed, asking God II Garfield were not
to bo thus removed to got rid of him IN somo
other. why. Tho removal was necessary to
save the Nalton from ruin. II know tho
Lord employed nc because he always eni-
ploys the best material. / felt tho Lord
w,ilted mo to do 1t to advertise my book"
No alltlston was mnde by witness to tic Int.
mediate incidents of the shooting. '>
=, AFTER RECESS.
Guiteau said lie believed in special pro-
vfdenccs and; had ITO concern about his
personal safety. !. liz felt TINT the Lord
ind Government would take caro- Of
him. "Tte Lord" he snid, "isno fool. 1Ie
Uses tho best means for Ills work, mid Ho
"s 10y ~ teaa t. ~ III n.ao .. @ @
!u!s a..a sus,e e"p'''' ~ Nv 4A'' "'AA '''@'
FAesoAso !Ae' s.
,, TILE HORROR ITSELF.
oeoVilie-uave YOU any atstlnct tleeollcctIon
OF tne lhcloenta of 1lle "a OF July?
Gultcan tsmltlhgiy)-Oh yes, certainly
tilo assassin uhen ofleay feeltcu us arrest
mt incarceration With rs little exhibition OF
leellng rs II fciatns INC commonest Incl"
aents OF everyday NO.
"When was finally lodged IN JAIL" sa1tt
u'altcan, Il lett happy sait, 'Thank God
1t IS oil over With"
Aftcr low questions had boon proponnded
nnd oo1ected TO- dulteao broke ont: ~ want
10 10 aenhe my position Oh this point / BE-
l'oSe Ten: Arthur Is fflena or lninc. llo
ought 10 oe, .......-...,
ron Az the NAN THAT MADE 1E'si,
o or ny inspiration sl dld, but I haye 'loyer yet
asked taVor OF lin, and l don't supposo !
eyer 9' snail a rev weeks aso ! addressed
nenAetta u noie suggesting tslat ao se,la me
s''"o' and think 1t very likely ho will send
II. owe probahly sl,a'o' and tlsat Il every
ceh5 @ 10 owe III tho world. Anu II bennett
sends mo the money I sl'al! pay Of some Of
n donnra n III III M 1,snmatt M p s ooot,. oo.
1,oortod fs,tn,v ,a", baI Nv 10, 10 +, $50 ~,
'eatleu ieliow. haVa haa an laca IN my
ncao 10. twenty years
- UNITED STATES.
, 1881-12-01
THE NEBRASKA MEDICAL SOCIETY,


LINCOLN. Nub., Nov. M.-The Secretary Of tho
Ncbraska Btato Medical Society has issued n call
for 4 meeting Ut that ORGANIZATION tu 10 held At
Lincoln OIL Tuesday, Doc. II, III order 10 tako
Into consideration tho enforcement Ut The Htato
medical l4w. Iha latter was adopted by tue
Legislature yoar axp lust wtA1or, but 10 fur
bus nor peoa conai Ierod !u detail by medical
practitioners, and therofnro practically il.np.
Drntive. Sotdo OF tho hcat physicians Ut the
Htato nfc,ofs the opnion thai # SHOULD 10 re-
ptasOd, hit, " thQ s4ne tiInG. 80 long a. II OK
!3lA ~ lHt ArG lestrOus Ut SeoluE II ENFORCED.
, 1881-12-01

y 6p4fla5 U1sN4EFh % 1HE fN1taob .1f1bHHs%
DAVENPORT. Ia., Nos. .8o.-Three OF the Avo
sawmllls ID thh city shut down to-day, mud tho
'uthors hare virtually closed tho seatoo's bua!-
nesa.. The cut o!ossly approximatos D., ,0oo, ,ouD
feot, tho largest amount eyer sawed bcru. Ono
half Ut th!s IL In tho yarda for Winter aud aprlnR
trude. Tho cut Of shnglos foos up ,oU, ,0oo. aud
of lash lo,00o t0o Mones cut WY raaGh ~ ug, ,0oo
Inak!uR a tutal cut Fpr tho three eIt!ns Df lT0.-
un,oQo leet, VI about 10 per cent more than laat
, 1881-12-01

tng o grandchildren tho dead Indian Ash,
and for caall payment of s,i In'hlm. nI,,,'Ihlm.
decd Of tl'rec-clghtIls Interest lii aoed na,s'
acrcs. Or the ontEro Sccssun :. unn" "1y ~
they brought a0nc twenty stl}ls In NJ Which
In tho United States Circuit Court 'tt.''aent +,
cago three ycnrs ngD. Tho r,su ,,..A ~ tht
for argument was tried tr1oro "" ,s t'e's
Dlodgatt. Tturo wera lwo tr1n,. 'uaea
trlals went against tho speculn,or. H.. 'pta
finding OIL eAcl1 trial In fnvur of tho "'s ," Jury
tito Of good Fatler Descllles ri" ,laa,S. l,.s'hal
In t[sc case, will finally decide tl,p ,,e!sor
III tie otlior cnscs which, It 1as bcrn no'efsy
shall abi'to this decision. ,Judre 70 "s'eea' e'
argued for tic claimants, who ara ~ t,.'aa .1sa1ea
get reversal OF Tho rulings Of "'ila 70
DnustMOyD AMI, ut.opoErr
1nis tract Is part VI tic property rccos,,-
sold by the Fidelity bank, ani sj,o"1i 1IisoIls a
appellees be benter, tho results wonId ae ~
disastrous. The law points produced 1s"' h., g, %
lioyno wore, among Others. these. i, !, ~, ~
tttlo Of tle present holders is ,letyr,t ,.l tae
tle Indian Chief Asllkum by co,lyrya,an t,o1a n
1895, Ashkum hnytnE recelycl tlo ''tse net. 'a
front tho Government. Tho courts as ho,sIs
hive sustained tho title. The title to CITY CITY
the spectators lay clnin wis ,l,,u,noa' ma'ea y
1877 for S95 from tho pretended heirs NJ s.h u
KUN, md note of 81, 900 payablo on1y ra slsl'
that title should be established Tho t"tma "usa
of tic contract ara '''Hs
THE 'c11AstpFRro1rs, At r,v,,o
Nfr. Ioyne showed tint tl,e crr,1,,a,; " Law"
tho recorded decd, In thn lca nl,s""aa copS Of
original decd, and after the lass ~ .ae ~.
records Of Cook County by tho great f,ro '4s ~
1871, was sufficient eyide,,cr nf .itta "' n5s o.
maintained that the cort,fcatc nv, ~ ,.a ala 10
cdgcnlcnt was valid under the ,,,ar ,"no"s ,n.,e
Michigan, and TINT. consco,Ientiy .,, 's"s Of
Of Asllkum,sif they vera In faci hiu ,i'' ne'lt
could NIT sct up any claim to t}a ~ ,,n ns''',
against the decd Of their at,restnr '"ua ,a, az
Scntes claimed TINT xashkum ard in lug: :auss
Ill 1916, leaving two children ontl two aa'!sn aa"
children, who now suryiyc, On, ~ s.al'a' .a
grandchildren made the deed un,}or ~ ,,as:s asss
title Is claimed TO Ssut1ey ID, raImar ""'s1 "s4
benjamin Loox. Judge Scutcs attaclad saa ssu
validity OF tie decd from Ashkum s" IL nas ne
eiiles. claiming that tia cnr,ifonta ~ uss'