American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

Davis, 5. ri
PRESIpEST ~HAYes has nominated
anotA}GtcohksIhs.n man for IN hn1uf 6hi
New York oficsE-Georgs Foster a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNpER the Springer resolution for .
postal felesrapb; ahs Post-ofice Committee
is Autborized to send Tor persons and papers,
Unioa.Cempany's affairs. i-l ,..ff.,s, !, r.
TGf Royal 1fish Regiment Of foot
has been disbanded by the Government, for
the ayowed reason that it is SO thoroughly
permesoa 6nfFp1Aksiim - tu& uuse1h-
Bile in the ersnt af IN Irish rpsisie."
THEjufy failed to agree in the Irish
Land Beague'tr iaIs The announcement Of
the result was loudly eheered ~ the specta.
tosss 1tesasfsand st1e esent wpA felehr9%
in RRpfsa AMI sisewher ~ bo9fEesRf
s hi
xR-is-sspsE1sA.thak Sitting Ran ~
surrendered to the Canadian authorjtfes and
proposes 70 60 to Fort Buford under the
protection Of the Canadian police. He says
he intended to surrender to. Major Brother
toa,brt WAS afraid be would be treacheFously
deeit~plsgsr-.... -.,,.-. - ',sl' s,fsr Il :
fRor..OscAR c. HILL, principal of
the Normal School al Oregon, Holt County,
No. It n,sajd' VIII be President Garheidr
private se6retau NJ, Hill was formerly .
teacbex in the Hiram ,(o.) College when Mr..
.G.rfeld VAS Is Pfesident, and for many
years fIv9f In intimate relationship with
HIN. 10Th Being ikssxisss y. members Of the
Same eptIen' .-.-.. 49,. -,5ss-;ris. -.
THE Pohca Commission unanimously
recoinniehd that the G5yefninenr' slot 1e6
acres, OF land To- each man, woman ana
cnild Or the Ponca tribe OF Indfans,
said lands to, be selected by them on
their old reservation in Dakota or on
land now occupied by. the gonca Indians in
tho Indian TefrifsEyssaid lands lobe secured
to them by patent and mot subjectto lien or
conveyance in spy-RsDss>e either volun-
tarily or invoIdhtarily, r. pefsd Of thirty
years. /esyss.-t
! ! :
Oliver. h64grstFasAsn1fe; the
bolt S9,ss rs, h sss' e.sss ws,-
"A vote taken d 9I4 .afh .Ii1wsd-walI.ce.
s2;. Oliver, ,sQi i. Grow, -; scattering Gall Re-
THE bill introduced into the Hone BY
Representative gillette, Of Iowa. for the con-
struction bY the Government of railroad
from New York City to Council Biuffs, Iowa,
and appropriating So, 600 for the work,
provides that the prop ed road shall be con-
str1eted uAder the di5 iPn of the Secretary
e - sns su9l -
2 tstsss esosd
tra4 that - the CON
sss'i !: z'a ~. ~ ;sa e
which the road shall pass, and that when
eonstructR VeR1p8rnlnf shsG pescribe
the rates for carrying freight and passengers.
Hales < .<ls1asni. S1e.sarsr toa x S.n ma
ger. who are to be appointed by the Presi-
Dent, by and With the sdvice and consent Of
Dc S6sAfsfb uH-!a III Di1JtTsi J.
AN official teiegram ii regard to the
events prior to the capture of Geek Tepe
sheeSthsf II cdnseaaenee Of the large Hums
Der of corlpes Of Tekke-Tprken,ans more or
less decomposed, lying before and behind
the Russian positions, and in view Of the i'm,
possibility of burying them without ihcdrJ
ring fresh losses, Gen. Skobeleff proposed to
the Tekkes, from tissff6ta& 10 observa-
ton eighty yards from the main ram
part. -,of the, fortress, that they should
rcrhbve fffefr dead, hostfiities to be sus-
pended for an hour; md in order to avoid
anymisundeFstAAdingi IL was proposed to the
YA<kes theyu should afterWard. Yeoccupy
91eh spdSitions and should be first TO reopen,
the fire. This was done after due warning
givgmW De La glaiE, the sTefkey st1Rfne'
cap.nette fire. until the Russians who bod
te4pfrafit ffttheir trenches had returned
At6 fnerE 1.-THE conduct of the rckkes-fuf
ewffalfogsthff hon9l.hs' i e. aaAt-
fury.
,.TRK blu for the projection ofiife and
rrspss1g I'M ImlaaAy tntnDducsd ~ fosster,
eAlsfs sscsstary .of freiand emPd~ess Se
VHef6ytS arfestpersons ~ hsonaf(y spspscA
"a asprfncipals or accessible in tteasonAh4
1nenieso fhebiil n retroSpectiY1syess4
RfFae f5f treasori. m w 0p,Ss4o<tk
whole of Ireik1d, but, With Mss "a
ria:i and other crimes, w&llA'fpply
to proclaimed districts only. As
tu-t1 AAesh r enDslrT Efhef- proposed
mnssse,less SeepAeH gass, a ftPG ssd
dSy4t &esA9iRtisn Of t6s .eqtEsges which
hhffn $$f38v sXs a;lsss& t lS;s ;te be
al kdfAricfs Who reeofdcd Every infringe
mAiMcHtHe russS II tfis Bsskd6-f stThe fe-
stn1E, rtne sid, .sshs Land League 10 ssl-
preessgT,Mesefs 4 reiRn ~ tsFer.7 Chose
who break the law are safe, while honest
men who keep It are In danger. The Lana
League strikes terror. We must therefore,
sffife terror Into them; we must arrest these
criminals" His speech was loudly ap-
plauded.