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more especially since. have had an op-
portunity Of seeing him."
"Is the President changed much since
Weak% ''''l'l q -
"Hs Is not much changed in appearance
mot 60 much rs some patients would be
under the same circumstances, Instead
OF being weak, when he saw me in the
room yestsEday Il was standing OF the
head Of the bed the better to observe
what was going on) the President put his
hand back over his head TO take mine
and said, cheerfully, How are you, Doc
tor, this morning? The Storiea ot his
weakness are, therefore, groundless."
"Can the Preaiden. beer . second oper'
~ think he could bear six operations or
more OF the character OF the one just per-
formed. That was only like removing a
boil"
"whst evidence has there been Of py.
amiaT"
"NOne at ALL" HF
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severe Wind, LiEhtnIng and Rain storm
In the Northeast Part OF New YoFh.
TRoY, June ga tornado swept the
county north and east Of this city ySstSr.
day. A train on the Boston, HoossC Tun.
mel & Western railroad was thrown from
the track at Hoosac Falls by land slide.
Barns and other farm buillugs were de.
stroyed by Lightning 81 WeeE Granville,
East GrsebbuSh, Victory Mills, Schuyler.
vile, Saratoga and at Peru, Arlington and
Shaftsbuig VI. A number Of cows were
burned to death, John Laydsn and Grit.
iilh Hughes were seriously injured by fall
log rocks In the State quarry at West
Pamlstte. Trees were rprooted and build.
ings blown down 10 the path oil the hurri.
cane. The cropswete Sefiously damaged.
The rain lAll was heAvy. - = f,as
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rnE RAILEoAp rARE wAR.

The PennsylVaoia Csmpaby HSStIuE
the Pfiees Charged By the senIpsEs
NRW YoRK, July % The warfare In
nassanoa, t.,aa IN tha Wat ha,vssn the
i".SI e.. IN -,s- - ..DSt',.I II,
lunk HnSa suil conunues unsphed anu
II is probable 1t Will Continue ijr some
time 10 come. In iact the struggle be.
tvaan ,ba somnaniss vhiob h,s toS The lss.
- ~. ~. -. 4. .s....,.. 80. -. .,,' -,
ieN u.ys Oson 'atne 10 GuStaC'e', , "s 'e'
newed thIS morning with Increased energy.
Yesterday afternoon the New York Cen.
Ifal 4 Hudson River Company announced
they would cell tickets to Chicago Tor
g 80; 10 Cincinnati, IS 0Oi and ". Louis,
tlS76. This measure was At once followed
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Trouble In the n1eIIcan Cabinet

Cry OF MEXICO, July 27.--some trouble
has been caused In the Mexican Cabinet
by the President rsviving the Office Of
Commissariat, which is dependent upon
the Minister Of War The office was
abollshsd by siguor Lanseo, the present
Mibister Of War, who naturally felt ag
grisved OF what hO thought an unwArrant.
able interference by the Executive with
bis official duties, and the breach was
further widsned BY the President ap.
pointing General Thvino to The Office
against the expressed wishes Of Minister
Lansero. signor LauGsro immediately
tent in bis Tesiguation, and has retired
from public life.
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ALARMING KEPORrS

Circulated a. AeW Xork-Hrs, Garfield
said 10 be Baecu.nbIng TO tue LOuh
Siege. ~ a0' -tE v.s -
Nav YoRK, June ga Washington
special says that Mrs. Garaslds debility
continues and occasions uneasiness, which
would doubtless be greater, were 1t not
overshadowsd by the more pressing
anxiety In regard to the President. DR..
BOyton and Mrs. Edison look carefully
after her welfare. They know, however,
that her husbands recovery and change
OF air and scene must preCedA any radical
improvement in Mrs, GSrield's condi.
tion. .... gttiIE'
All sortsot alarming rumors concernirg &
the Presidents condition are flying about
to-day, and great anxiety Ia ielt through.
ou. the city. Tie crowds around the
bulletin boards have greatly increased, and
the people have depressed look. The
Associated Press dispatches up To this
time, ar. w., confirm the discoufaglng
reports. Dr.. Hammond expresses the
belief that the President already histpY.
Rmia. rf5t 81 flHta
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CABLE CHAPTERS,
ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS ABROAD,
British Matters al Home and Abroad,
ARaIrs IN IunIs-ShipmOnt OF Ex-
PIOsiVss IN ocean steamers,
MIaOF MenIi0R.
CHEAT BRIFAIN.
Internal and Colonial Affairs OF thG
Empire,

AntefnAA ana ColoniAI AnAlFS OF III
Empire. D..
LONDON, July 28.-In the debate in the
House Of Commons yesterday on thl
Governments policy in the TranSvAal, Mr.
Gladstone showed that peace ovsrtursl
were begun before the disasters to thi
British occurred, and to have Withdraw
the terms Of peace, which were offered
before the disaster occurred on q point o.
military honor, and TO insist on q certain
number OF victims being slaughtered Il
eEpatiate British defeats, would have
been wicked, cruel and mean, He, there
fore, contended that the Government had
done everything possible TO vindiGate the
authority Of the Queen, except by shed
ding more blood,
Lord Granville, the Foreign Secretary,
addressed circular TO Her MSiesty's dip
lomatic and consular agents abroad, in.
forming them Of the decislon Of the Gov.
eminent 10 make NO pecuniaFy advances
10 the future TO ransom British subjects,
when acting In no official capacity, In
event Of their capture by brigands In Tur'
key or other countries.
Owing 10 The Unsettled slate oil ahaiTS in
Ireland, 1t has been decided 10 maintain
the military establishments at their pres
ent strength for some time longer,
Captain Boycott and wife have returned
TO their residence at Lough Mask.
The Good wood stakes were won by
Brown Bess, Prudhomme second, Black.
thorne third, Exeter, the iavorite, did
mt OAk a nlara
In the Bow Street Police Court to-day
Patrick TalioEd.H Hicke, the young Irish.
man charged with threatening 10 kill the
Right Hon. William E. Forster unlsss he
released the Irish prisoners and resigned
the Chief seCrstaryship for Ireland, was
committed for trial.
The doctor attending Pay ton, q prisoner
arrested under the Coercion act, says the
patient Ia In dangerous state Of health,
and his eye sight has greatly failed while
In the pFilon. The doctor will report on
the case soon.
A dispatch from Pretoria says the hitch
in the negotiations still continues. The
Boera have not met the Royal Commis.
sieners since the 20.h Inst,
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A. Expressed to New York Reporter
An Encouraging TAIk. ..

An BneouEhkIuk thAh.
New YoRK, July 26.-From Tie Etsntn0
Post: Dr. Frank Hamilton arrived from
Washington this morning A reporter
found him at home, when the following
In erview took place, which Dr. Hamilton
requested should be reported vetbatin:
dHow was IT," asked the reporter, "that
the deposit Ut pus, which has caused all
this recent trouble In the Presidents case.
was not discovered sooner than II wasp
"Why, II WAS discovered by the attend
ing physicians. That was the reason they
sent for Dr.. Agnsw and me, They would
have opened the abscess themselves had
they not thought the duty very responsi.
bic one, and that Il would require but q
few hours TOR Us 10 reach there"
allow does this eomp'ieAliOn effect tho
Presidents chances ol tecrvety2"
"Not very materially. OF coutse II pro.
dtices an impression upon the system, but
other similar obs!ructlons aud complies.
tions may enBue and still not cause serious
slAfm." -.
III has been s1gsostsd, Dootor, that 4
series oil AbCesses or pus pouches might
be appfehended oil along the trstk Of The
wouad. Il that 10 be feared"
"They are not likely to occur because
this one has occurred, and the chances ate
more than equal thst similar pouches will
not be FORMED At all. This one had spe'
cial cause.-The irregular projection Ot the
fractured rib"
"fias anything further been discovered
a. 10 the eoRtse Of the bail and its present
poOiuan,p continued the reporter.
"Yes, think there has The pfesump.
ton seems to be from geitaiu iGdieationl
that The ball lies in the fight illo iofsa,"
HDId II eptat The pBflloneum?
"IGis doablial whether Il did,"
"Did II enter the liver7"
II don't think 1t did, although the sVl.
dehce al Htss, % presented 10 the gentle.
men In Attendance, vas very conclusive
that n had entered the liver, and they are
very accurate, experienced and observing
men. The suppuratlon will now bC
watched With riaat care, and every expe
dienL mechanical and otherwise, bt
Sdopled 10 eop1ey diainiectlne auid 10 The
bottom Of The ed aud wound, and thui
render innocuous the puS Which maj
form, -.-,,n.
Hamilton is lbe cavity between the iron
Of The hip.b1ue and the Eihs, and eontatnI
The email intestines
"WhG. do you think, Doctor, about thI
IPfeaidenvo chances Oi recovery" i,
! II stu think they are more Than equal
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4 Fenian Plot Against the British Gov
eFnment Executed from this SIds-A
CaII for Searching Inquiry.
LONDON, July 26,-The British press, ir'
respective Of politics Of individual pc.
pers, agree In expressing the belief that
England eau rely on the good faith oil
America, In ende1voring TO prevent sew.
ersl overt sttsmpts by conspiratiors against
the British Government. The Manchester
Guardian says: America will doubtless
omit no etfsH within It's capacity to dis.
chrge ia obligations not only toward in
tern Ational fellowship, but common inter.
est In humanity. The ditfiulty Is to see
what more America can do to prevent the
iniernal machines from being shipped,
than England can 10 prevent their land.
ing The same Journal doubts the wisdom
OF asking Federal or State authorities to
put check on the safety valve supplied
BY the vaporings OF the Fenian press.
The Standard thinks that the American
police could by ihis time have discovered
something 90 TO who shipped the internal
machines. Public opinion, II says, will
demand full inquiry, and we are sure
that the American Government will, con.
sistently with own municipal law, show
Svety deslfO 10 help Us. We hope due
diligence will now bear some intefpEeta.
ton. As in the Alabama case, we demand
no damages; We only Ssk friendly aid In
checking 40 Infamous conspiracy.
The Morning Post thinks that the time
has crms when America phould adopt q
similar attitude towards 0'Donovan Rotso
and others who abuse her hospitality as
EngIand did towards Johann MoRt. AZ
regards attempted repetitionS OF the out
RACES It ssys: "We will not do America
the injustice Of supposiug that only q
sense OF the personal risk 10 her own clti.
Gems will induce her to take strong meas.
ures."
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COLOa BLlSDaEss.
Result OF Examinations on the Hosiol
and AAIna RaIlroAd.

Result OF Examinations on the BOSTON
Hud aRIue RaIIFOad.
BosroN, July 26 The examination OIL
employees Of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, for color blindness, has been com
plstsd by Officer K night, otthSt corpora
tion. Over /, 900 men we're examined, and
8 per cent, or about thirty, were found
unable TO distinguish colors, while ons
per cent more were found with defective
sight. Altogether, some lnrty men we're
discovered TO be disqualified by the test,
and this small proportion is said 10 be due
TO the fac. that nearly oil the employees
were young, aud, by reason OF former
employments, were well vsrssd Ii calets.
II ls cIaimtd that the Boston and Maire
road had found fewer men rflllCted with
color blindness than any other road In the
State. The road officials assert that the
examination has been applied to every
employe on the road, coming under the
statute, between Boston and Portland.
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sARA7coA, July 2e.--First race, purse
$355; one mile-sGunterer ftst, Giraffe
second, Ripple third. Time, l:45t.
Second race, sequel stakes; II mile
Hlndoo arst, Greenland second, Valentine
third, Time, 1921
Third race, free handicap; II miles
Geo. Hampton frst, Geo. Mccullough sec.
ond, Cinderella third. Time, 3:05i
The hurdle race was won by Trouble.
Post Guard second, Rosella third. Time
300.
WayfAtsr fell and vas 50 badly Injured
that he will have 10 be killed.
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DETRoIr, July 20 "A shocking accident
occurred at Muir, this State, early ysster.
day morning. A small house occupied BY
Alonzo Derrick, Wifs and elk children
accidentally took FIRE and burned to the
ground. The are originated Ia the uppel
chamber, where three children, one deai
mute aRsd eleven, aud two other boys
aged eight and i've years, were sleeping,
Il was Impossible to rescue them. They
were sufocated and burned 10 an unr0c'
ogniz Ibls mass. The remains we're gath.
cred up aud buried In one coffin.
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YORKTOWN Ia the next point to which
,,bric attention will be invited, the an
,,,.p,ry exercises there continuing from
n. an 10 the 9l.t Of October prox. So
n, mo,, Of the States have shown 3 dispo'
'itioo tOcontrIbu:s something TO make the
,T,j,, .uccsss. Congress has come down
Handsomely, the French Government has
n,om,sd to be represented and there ID
sol,ek Of interest, unless 1t Is in Virginia
m whose soil the celebration will be held,
g,,sD, . movement to furnish a musical
d..s,,iou from Richmond, we have no.
,icsd no sign Of a9imStion in the Old
oun,nveath SO far as this centennial
ob,sr.ncp IL concerned, and % some one
recently remarked in discussing 1t, the
wood, wilt DO full OF dead VirginiSns on
,b., occasion unless some better prsparS.
lion |. made lor visitors than Is now pro-
p0ssd,
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nOOnsnIaE aURpERERs.
A Reward ORaFsd for lhs KiIIor Of Gel.
lAetOF lFAyton,

WAsHaorOS, D. O., July % Deputy
Collector Noah, at Columbia, South Caro-
lima, ,tslssraphs TO Commissioner Raum thai
the revenue force under Deputy Byron
raidsd McDow's houss on the morning oi
the 2lSt and found 1t deserted, McDoW
and family having asd to parts unknown.
The revenue party returned 70 9paHtana-
burg. The deputy reports that his otioa
mas no Information to show that any Of.
forts have been made ON the part Of the
Aarshal Or his deputies 10 arrest McDoV,
Commissioner Rsum, in reply 10 this In.
formation, 9sut the following telegram 10
Deputy Collector Noah: "0Her 500 re.
ward Tor the arrest and delivery % q, s..
MHIshal Blythe OF Mellow Tor the murder
ot Deputy Collector BEAyton.n
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Last Day's Races Ihors-Rastest Three.
XsaF.old TIno BOaISR by "PhiI IhOnp.
aon."
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~, p.nnsyIvanis Railroad Company
-, n, Hamilton to Warrington satur'
~. n.' h, special train, Seven minutes after
". wy i'c,o, 4, made kaoWn his call to the
p...iJ,o,s y. J, bedside, a special tIain-sn
i'', : ',i". and drawing room car-lsfs jersey
w. SeS ritb him. Seventeen freight trains
w, Wv. cleared out Of the way, but two
'''s ''...r,s, trains cAuGsd q delay Of fifteen
l"inr,ss. The running time to PhilAdsl'
.si, Tu a mile q minute. There Dr.
r.n nav 20. on board, aud the train Speeded
.s.,d sl.h ia two passengers. Several
sann So J,lsy were saved by the compAny's
,.,,r
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Tho Gueeesaor 10 JudEo Cllnord,

WASHISOroS, July 26 The death Of
Judge Clifford makes q vacancy which
there promises to be some controversy in
filling. There are many candidates. Judge
Hunt, the Secretary OF the Navy, Il
anxious to 90 on the Supreme Bench,
Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont, would be
willing 10 take the place. Judge Cooley,
o. Michigan, would be glad to accept e,
The hassS Schusetts Senators are already
committed to urging Ohlet Justice Gray
Tor this appointment, and, 10 spi,e Of all
the western and southern pressure, bis
chances are probably the beat.
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A BARBOUR COUNTY Grand Jury has
uuu bold Of the "Red Men" In thst
county, who have been committing
various oatrIges under the Euise Of vlgt'
l,ucs committed, and indicted some atty
Of them lor various offences, ranging from
,v,ult and battery to houHe.breaklng and
conspiracy,
Ansnber Of the Grand Jury, giving
a. account Of the indictments, states that
sous cl The offenders were indicted for
IsOuIss ~ veil a. misdsmsauors, and
that oil we're bonded to appear at the
ur. term Of tho Circuit Court.
From tho testimony Of witnesses, on
vhav testimony these indictments were
pntu'sd, it appears that women as we'll Sa
men Vs', included in this unlawful or.
glnlIitiol that ia case Of any member Of
i.bsiug ara sted the remaining members
were bound to contribute means for his
defense, And they hoped to get enough
members ulimUsly to secure the election
oI some Of their own number to the va
fcuI county offices.
0'her details Of the organization, as
vel l an account Of It's performances in
thsin!edor Of the State, in The way Of
puniIhing those who happened to incur
ih tI,pIsi,ure, are given, and the story is
one tia. reflects no credit at home and In.
1iles uuIAvonbs sCritiCIsm abroad. II the
petit ju,ies will follow the lead Of the
grand Jury and the prosecution is backed
upbyGn intelligent public continent, 1t
nay be that the lime will come when the
Shts can be spared the reproach OF har.
boring Organizations that Get law at de.
hanea
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PARIS, July 20 In the Chamber Of
Deputies, Ferry, replying to ClemsnceAu,
stated that the government was desirous,
in the interest Of the republic, Of restrain.
ing electoral agitation as much as possible,
intended 10 convoks the electoral college
about August 81. Clemaaceau moved the
order OF the day, blaming the Govern
ment for fastening the date and denounC.
ing theirc1nduCt 40 an electoral mAneouv.
eh Premier Ferry demanded The pas.
sage oi the order ot the day, pure and
simple, which was adopted BY a vote. Of
ia 10 30l,
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A HENVHTI1N PEEuICrgD


To Fellow the Publication ETA work left
By Jnsties clifford.
sr. Lotus, July 2S.-Gov orittenden, In
con ysrsation with reporter lsst evening
regarding The death Of Judge Clifford, Of
ths Supreme bench, stated that sometime
ago Ctiuendeu was In Washington. Judge
0ltEfotd told him that he had prepared 4
Complets detailed history Of the proceed.
logs Of the Electoral C1nmisslon, Of which
be was q member, and that II would be
published alter bis death uuleSs bis wife,
Who was custodian oi the manuscript,
should decide otherwise. The Judge
said iis publication would oisale senSa'
Glon throughout the country.
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MADRID, July 6-TnS spanish ambas.
ndot at the Vatican will be instructed 10
convey TO the Pore the deep regret Of the
Spanish Government ct the disturbances
during The removal Otthe remains Ol PiuI
TX.
RoNE, July 20 The OtterVdLors Romano
publishes teleRfams to the Pope from
priests, chiefly spAhish, and belonging Ia
religious soCiAtiss, protesting against the
insults offered to the remains ol Plus 1X
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Mayer Grace asa the New HOsk Labor

NEw YORE, July 2e.-MayOr Grace had
q conference to-day with the city laborsrs
who petitIonsd him 70 uSs his efforts with
the heads Of the departments TO have theil
wages increased. He said he was SAtiaHed
Of the iusIneSs Of their claim, and would
recommend to the heads Of the several
departments Of the city government
that they advance the WaRes Of their
employees twenty per cent Ia oil cases
where such an advance would not be
precluded BY the express provisions Of
the law. He warned them that such au
increase would decrease the number OF
persons employed, 40 the departments
could not exceed tho appropriations made
Tor the present year, ....
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DEHvn, Col, July ga Republican
Leadvillo special says that the ten mile
race between Miss N. Pinneo, Of Greeley,
Colorado, and Miss Curtis, Of Topeka,
KanSaS, resulted In Q victory for the
former. On the eighth mile Misa Plnneo
was . mile In the lead, when Miss Curtis
dlsmounied and tainted on the track.
Miss Plnneo finished the race In twenty.
aix Minutes,
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Rsasoss tot the DspfessIss ofihs stoek
aaRkat.

N1s YonE, July 49, A Pot financial
article saytj There are two special tea.
sons assigned lot the depression oi atoekS.
,Fint Ia quoted the declaration ot Wander.
hilI that be hes neither bought nor sold
aby stocks Tor more than year, end the
second Ia that the PteaidenLa condition d
represented by private dispatch % very
critical. Many teltgtAma ol this nature
haYe been received 10 Wall atreeI and
mIds public, and all are oi q dItooufagiDa
chati0;st One was that smother surgical
operation had been fund Necessary, and
that the President was very much weak
ened By II This sas substq gently learn
cd 10 be uniouhdsd,
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RIVAL or COULD.
Jim EseBe said 10 be Ut the Head or two
Gigantic Schemes 70 RsVOlnIIOniES
TelegFAphinE and Transportation.


JIm ReeBe said 10 be At the Head OF tWa
TeisEraPhihs and Transportation.
New YoRk, July 26.-It Is said that q
company has been organized with q view
Of controlling the freight tonnags on the
MlIsissipl, Missouri and Ohio rivers.
sixtY.thrse steamers aud one hundred
and twenty barges have already been
bought OF their actual value. The pur.
ChAsers claim that they can run them OF a
reduction Of $500, 900 q year In expenses.
James R. Keene Is said TO be at the
head Of this company. It's projectors say
that they are now psrfecting arrangements d
by which grain and provisions eau be
shipped to Europe At 1 little more than
half the prices now ruling BY rail via the
Atlantic ports. The company have bought
oil the warehouses on the river not con.
trolled by railroad companies, and are 10
erect others at New Orleans and various
points on the three rivers. A meeting OF
those Interested was held on Friday and
complete Arrangements are 10 be perfected
this week.
A new Telegraph Company has been
formed by well.khown capitalists in this
country ard Europe. Il Ia intended that
II shall ineiude every paying point GOV.
cred by the Western Union lice. II is
nnderssooh that James R. Ksens is 10 be
President Of the company. Ths Board oi
Directors will include John M.ckGy, ol
the Comstock lode, aud other well. knoV b
California Cspitallsts. Genrgs D Roberta
is als1 largely Interested. The capital
will be shout $40 100000. The money, It
is asserted, ID sltVAJy Subscribed. The
lines are to be constructed on 4 pure cash
bAsis, and will b4 furnished with oil the
modern Improvements A meeting 10 to
be held 10 morrow by those interested.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
A sew Departure CsnaidSrtd By the
COmmIAAIonef.

ISultAllNaNualFFt
WASHINGTON. D. O., July gs The com
missioner Of indian Affairs, with view ol
elFscting friendly arrangements looking to I
gradual consolidation with various Indian
agencies, and bringing nearer togSthei
various tribes Of Indians now hcattered
over a vide area, has sent out letters to
the POnCAs, Omahas, Wl1hebagos and
lower agency Sioux, iusttutting them "a
send three delegates from each tribe to
Washington by August 10. Replies have
been teCeiyed from each ttibs deelarinl
their willingness 10 do 40 The especial
object in = conference a. this time Il 10 At.
faoRe ios come better location ipflhe Pom
cas- ID Nebfasks, who refused 10 90 Il
Lhs Ttdlan territory. .