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PHILADELPHIA and Reading.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2,.-ArgumeRts were
heard In the L. S. circuit court before judges
Mckennan and Butler this morning upon the
preliminary motion for a suspension OF the Or
der OF court of November l6 last regarding the
deferred bonds OF Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, and the following order was made
land now, January 9th, ISL, the court over
rules the motion TO suspend the operation OF
the decree OF November, 1850, but advises the
receivers not to enforce any forfeiture for the
non-payment by subscribers 10 the deferred
bonds OF any disbursements due them until the
motions now pending for argument on Febru-
ary eth, 1881. have been disposed or" The fol-
lowing was also delivered: "And now, this 9th
day OF January, lsSl, John c. Bullitt, for Robt.
McCalmont, Hugh McCalmOnt and William L.
Newell, co-paTtners trading as McCalmont
Bros. Co., parties complainant in the above
cases, moves the court TO make an order direct
Ing Edwin NJ Lewis, Franklin Il. Gowen and
Stephen A. Caldwell. the receivers heretofore
appointed In the above entitled cases. to file an
inventory and appraiSement OF all the property
and assets OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, and OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company, which have
come into their possession. or under their con-
troll as receivers as aforesaid, together With
statement OF the mortgages and liens thereon"
The officers and managers OF the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad company filed In the
prOthonOtary s Office of the Court OF Common
Pleas this 8fterp con an answer TO the writ OF
alternative mandamus applied for by the Nc
Calmonts and Others directing the holding OF
an annual meeting and election by the stock
holders. The document comprises forty-iVe
pages OF written ana printed legal paper
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ACCUSED OF ABDUCTION Leer g"
lives IN a rear tenement &C % Frankfort su
nine year Old stepdaughter, Louisa, who
gone TO school In the morning, had nn
turned and that he suspected she had l.
abducted by Laurence La Rouelo, a tailor
plOyed at 100 Nassau street. La Rouelo
arrested. and said that he had taken the
to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelr
Children, In order to get her away from
stepfatner, who had abused her. The
was found at the rooms OF the society. :
SAID that Rouelo, and not her s'epfather, ..
done her wrong. Rouelo was locked up. ii
10 years old.-N y. sun, TO-DAY.
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Democratic Nominations i'm PhiIa-
dPInhIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-The democrats made
the following nominations for city officer this
morning: For mayor, Samuel q. King; city
solicitor, Edward Worrell. Mr.. King has already
given BOticc or his declinatlon OF The nomlna-
tion unless John Hunter is indorsed by the
party lOr receiver OF lakes. SlbStQ uently Mr..
'. hcGTaJh was dominated for the latter office
hut the aohercntS OF John Hunter bolted the
ConEnnli ion and there was great excitement.
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DuEs, NO CUBEn no PAY,n

Trestmens A,moss Painless. No Outtns! No
Lgatns! No Medicine 10 Hvalowi This new
system Of cure and Wonderful Discovery is the
sfs,d sosa O dn,, nI; 4 A. W RrnR.e.hof. R Of Ohio.
iSn,5 nas c Wm Gve $1,000 for . e.se q Ples can
70 20 Sore. oonsa,,sop 10 40, ano Examination Free.
every alternate week. Jan. II 70 "a 81 70 Feb.
b "a to -. 2s 10 March s. Il 70 ls % TO ID April
JAMES DRESS, Nd.
xa24 V90 l0th st., cor, Z northvsss.
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GEN. SKOBELEFF,S GREAT VIC
TORY.
Events Prior TO the Capture OF
seOk.Tepe-HOnOra COndt tlct Of

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 21.-An Official tele-
gram In regard to events prior to the capture OF
Geok-Tepe states that in consequence OF the
large number or corpSes OF Tekke Turcomans
more or less decompOsed, lying before and be-
hiId the Russian positions. and I'm view of the
impOsSibility OF burying them without incur
ring fresh losses General Skobeleff proposed to
the TekkeS from tower OF observation eighty
yards from the main rampant OF the fortress
that they should remove their dead. hoSuutieS
to be suspended for one hour ana In order TO
avoid any misunderstanding 1t was proposed to
the TekkeS that they should afterwards reoc-
cupy their positions. and should be first to re-
open fire This was done after due warning
given 10 the Russians. the Tekkes taking care
not 10 fire until the Russians. who had tempe
rarily LETT their trenches had returned into
them. In fact. the conduct OF the Tekke Tur-
comaDs was altogether honorable. The fighting
was afterwards renewed with the former fury
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SENATOR BLAINE, as well as Senator Conk
ling, paid marked attention, to-day, to senator
Becks speech on free ships, and no doubt he
win have something to say on the same subject
chamber believe that Senator Blaine Is to be
secretary OF State, and senator Allison, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, In Gar1elds administra-
the Senate.
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MONTGOMERY, y. Y, Jan. PA heavy shock
was plainly felt at this place Tuesday morning
Many people supposed it 10 have been boiler
or powder mill explosion. In one house the
keys were shaken out OF the locks OF the doors
IL seems 10 have been felt most distinctly a
mile north or this place.
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To-day. HaIIot at harrisburg.

HLRRISBCRG, PA, Jan. 2..-The tenth ballot
for L. ). Senator taken to day resulted as fol-
lows: Oliver, 81: Grow. So; Wallace, S3: Aguew
J; Hewitt. =; McNeagh. 3; Baird /: curtin. :.
Phillip, =. The convention then adjourned
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An Indian Scalpcd by a Railroad
Train.

GALVESTON, TEN, Jan. 21.-The Ne,rS has the
following special from Fort Wayne, New Mex:
An east bound train on the A. and T. rail- way
on Tuesday, struck snag near Lag una, and
the engine and two cars went over an emoank-
ment, wrecking the train. woundlDg the engi-
neer, killing one Indian, and completely scalp
ing aLOther
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NEW YORK NOTES.
The Walking Match.

NEW loRk Jan. 2f.-Out OF the thirty con
toetants for the OIeary belt nine were on the
uaek at noon TO day. Hughes stil leads IN
good condftton. He secured three hours sleep
curing the night Cox has a slight lead over
howard; Nint Is wearing well. and Albert c)n-
uhces IN GOOD shape. AT l2 m. Hughes had
accofnpiiShed SOS miles (vithin six miles OF the
best achievement on record. ana eleven ahead
ot the pest record In Americal: COX 349 =: How
ara. S+> Albert S4SS; krohne 3llA; Glut,
Sse's; Phillips, Ask: Curran, SO1 :. and Cam
rama, 2S9 miles
The Aldcrmanic Dead.u,ock.
The board OF aldermen took twenty thr,sa
ballots for presiding officer TO day without any
choice. and then adjourned TO saturday.
Arrest for Arson.
Charles Il. BoS6ey. a clerk aged ID was ar
rested this morning. charged with arson iu set
ting fire 10 the store or his employer. Abraham
Fine. "a Maiden Lane. AZ the Tombs polio
court he confessed his guilt and was rem anded
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THE FRAMING ABUSE PRlviLEGE.-Ex-
master General Jewell was before the special
committee OF inquiry into abuse of the frank
Ing privilege this morning, and testified at
length as 10 the course pursued In the matter
OF ranking documents by the national repub-
lican committee.
THE TREATY PUBLICATION INoUIRy.-The
Senate committee on elections had another
meeting to-day, but nothing was said In the
direction of summoning newspaper CORE
spOndents as witnesses In the Chinese treaty
investigation. The object will be to ascertain
II any senator or officer of the Senate gave out
tne treaty, and for this purpose the Senator'S
OIL GERS and employees viii PROBABLY be ques-
tOLed.
IHE NIAGARA BRIDGE BIIL.-The Senate CON-
mittee on commerce to-day agreed to report
fayorably, with an amendment, the bill intro.
duced by Mr.. Conkling last Monday, to author.
lie the construction and maintenance OF q
railway bridge across the Niagara river at
Grand Island, near Tonawanda. The amend
amend or repeal the act. The proposed bridge
is to be located north of the present lnterna-
uonal bridge and the bill stipuIateS that it
shall have a draw In each channel, and be so
constructed as not materially to impede nayl-
CATION.
SENATOR CONKLING took seat in the area
this morning and faced Senator Beck while the
latter was delivering his speech on free ships.
MI; Conkling listened with marked attention.
which is very unusual for him. The interest
telt among Mr. Conkling's constituents in New
iolk city II MIR. Beck's speech Is shown by the
Isct :hat strong delegation OF shipping mer-
charts ci that city are In washington TO listen
70 70 us U.s. delivery and to supply any needed points
10 the senator from Kentucky. The members
OF the Maritime Exchange are earnestly back.
Ing up the measure, and there would seem to
be apprehension that II the bill Is not passed at
this session 1t has very little chance of success
IN the next Congress, which will be ruled by the
friends OF protection.
CoNsCKNCR.-TreaSurer Gilf1llan to-day re.
ceived conscience contribution OF IS from
Vineyard Haven, Mass, "being the duty due
upon the value OF goods greater than that esti-
mated to the examiner OF passenger baggage ar
q customs house" the sender said
RKPRBsRNTAr1vE SMITH. OF New Jersey. whose
absence yesterday was criticised, was called
home to the bedside OF his sick wife, who died
yesterday afternoon.
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DOMINION NOTES.
Eaehaure yJust Hang

QrEBEC. Jan. 21.-The deputy sheriff OF AT
thabasGa has been notified by the minister OF
justice that the law must take its course In
the case OF the murderer Loehance who has
been sentenced TO be hanged on the 2sth inst.
Coal discovered Near Quebec.
Specimens OF mineral supposed 10 be coal
nave bteh found forty miles south OF this city.
Jnoer n9Gnffying glass the samples show
no dtrrererce or structure from ordinary coal
and local dealers manifest a livery Interest in
the discovery. Specimens OF the coal have
been Forwarded for analy SIS 10 Prof. Selwyn OF
the geological survey.
The Land League i'm Canada.
Al the weekly meeting OF the local branch OF
the land league last night collections 10 the
amount OF Sis We're handed In. It was stated
that branches OF the league had been estac-
lished in some or tie surrounding country par
tshes.
TORONTO. oNr.. Jan. IA branch OF the
land league was formed here last night under
the auspices Of the Young lrishmens' Benevo-
lent society. Fifty names were enrolled on the
spot.
OTTAWA. ONT, Jan. 27.-At a mass meeting
OF lrishmen last night for the purpose OF fur
thering the objects OF the branch OF the land
league recently established here. addresses
were delivered 10y Senator Rowland. T. A.
johnson, OF LOrigtnal, and several local gen.
ucmen. Resolutions expressive OF sympathy
with the land league were adopt ID aud a SUBJ
scription raised for Parnelrs defence fund.
senator Rowland announced his intention OF
lecturing here in aid OF the land league.
The WiddringtOn Disaster.
HALIFAX. \. S.. Jan. 2i.-The position OF the
steamer Widdrngtcn is unchanged. About the
same quantity or the cargo was removed yes
terday as Oh Tuesday. She viii probably b.
raised during the latter part OF the week
The Canada Pacific Railway
OTTAWA. ONT. jar. Fin the house or commons
yesterday the pacific railway debate was re-
Sumed. Amendments were proposed In turn
hy Sir Albert Smith Bechard. Sir Richard
Cartwright. Mr. Burpee, or Sunbury. n. b., aud
Mr. Lauiier; but all were defeated on a strictly
paIty vote.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To.DAy.-Internal rev
,nue, sJl9, ,C2497: customs. S44, ,S54.19.

AT THE WHITE UsB.-RepreSentative Has
kell, Hail, Dwight, Townsend lu.) and New
berry called on the President to-day.
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SECRETARY GoFF left the city last evening
for his home I'm Clarks0nrg, Wes. Virginia. He
will return next Saturday.
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Among the stufnng OF an old lounge, Oh
which T. j. Marsh had slept for many years.
at Charleston. H., were found, aft or his death,
oyernment bonds and gold coin worth $Il 900,
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Killed His Mother.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 27.-JaS Gsddis
white. aged q years, killed his mother, Deckey
Gaddis, on Tuesday night. They had been
drinking together during the day, and at sup
per they Quarreled, when Gaddis struck his
mother q blow with poker, with which he
Knocked her over high trunk. In falling she
received injuries which caused her death In a
few minutes. The murderer is In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-27

TIE DEMOCRATS OF the House OF Representa-
tives do not intend to again call up the electo-
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AGAINST THE ELECTRIC LIGHr.-The Senate
committee on public buildings and grounds to,
day agreed to report adversely upon the reso-
luton to light the Capitol and grounds with the
electric light.
EX SECRETARY THOMPSON closed to day his ar
gument before the House committee on foreign
affairs against the suggestion that the con-
struction OF the Panama canal would be preju-
dlc1al to the commercial or political interests
OF the United States or would be. in any proper
sense. at variance with the principles OF the
Monroe doctrine.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAMRoAD.-The bill
which the Attorney General will file against the
Central Pacific railroad, as part OF yesterdays
agreement between the company and the gov
ernment. Will be very strong one. 1t will un-
sparingly cite how the road has been managed
as regards its obligations to the government,
and will present accurate figures TO support the
position taken.
THR House committee on military affairs this
morning adopted favorable report on the bill
to appoint board OF officers OF the army high
In rank, to examine such officers OF the army
as 1t may see Mt, and muster out such as are
found TO be physically or otherwise tncompe-
tent.
Personal---very.. Henry Ward Beecher was
on the floor Of the Senate today. He was es-
corted to seat by Senator Dawes. -EsSe
SdnucI, d WdSuluStou Iduy, WHO mas Defn
under musical instruction in New York for two
years will sing at the Redpath lecture Friday
night, and much interest Is felt in her debut.
as report speaks highly of the quality of her
voice. The many Washington friends OF
Mrs. Annie S. Brown, of AuDurn, Me-, Will be
pa1ned to hear of her sudden death on Monday
last. She spent winter In Washington lately,
and charmed all who made her acquaintance by
her bright intelligence and lOveliness OF char.
acter.-When crossing the ocean, Mrs Harris
wife OF the United States consul at Venice, was
SO Ill that her life was despaired Of and she
nearly lost her eye.sight.-It Is expected that
the Princess Louise will return to Canada I'm
March next. Her health has improved.-Mu.
rat Halstead does not approve Of the reappoint-
ment OF Hamilton Fish as Secretary of State.
He says Fish was the gentleman who paid
f1ve million dollars for four cents worth of
mackereL"-TheIn Indiana papers urge that the
state contribute statue Of oliver p. Morton to
the national hall OF statuary In washington.
PROF. Richard A. Proctor. the astronomer,
is expected In San Francisco this week on his
way back from Australia to England
The Scientific american estimates that more
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\ NAVY BOARD OF the pay directors tCun
Dingham, Russell and Murray organized to day
at Che Navy department, to examine for pro 10
lion Pay Inspector CaSpaT Schenck. L. s. navy
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SPORTING GOODS.

Do LEWIS on
INDIAN CLTRS!!
They expand the Chests OF Men, Women and
ChLdrep-GereOD ana permanently streTl0the1 the
LtlTLCS-harden al the Muscles and overcome the
debilitating effects of Sedentary Habits Fresh air
1IG daily exercise NTH IIIiGH Clubs triH Dys
1psId, Dsbijity an nearly "GH the lis that Flesh
- heir to-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on hehOe's model of Rock Maple.
Price with illustrated Book of Instruction. any
size or Telsht from 10 lO lbs. only 81 Per pair
Sold only at
O'rlEARA'S Sporting Baznr.
Cor. lSfh and r sIs., opp. Treasury,
Delivered free every where; send orders by postal
card or telephone. deco;
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MALoNE.N. i.,Jan. N.-During the temporary
absence or Mrs. Bascombe from her home at
Altoona, n. Y, on Tuesday evening. the house
caught lire and four young children were
burned to death.
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Woman Suffragc inn Delaware.

DOVER, DEL. Jan. 21.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton, Miss susan b. Anthony and Miss Mary
A. Stuart had hearing before the senate and
house last evening on a pending bill to Strike
the word male" from the state constitution.
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The following quotations were current in J
York to day at 2 80 p. m. as reported by i.
asked q g. ~ per cents. 1l24 bid, 1l2s. aste-
O. S.65's, =. New Jersey Central, 931s; OH,
MiEnssippi. 436 Erie. 50x Michigan Central.
Northwest, isoS: do preferred, l42s4: Iron n
tain. GIN, Book Island. 1854; 81. faui, 1l9t
preferred. l27; Wabash. 81. Louis and Pa
81; do. preferred. 48k: Kansas and Texas,
W. q. telegraph. l16IS; O. O. and I. O.. !:
Pacihc Mail, 63x; Union Pacific. l2lA.
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The Scientific american estimates that more
than $S5, 600 600 was brought into the United
States last year by foreign fmmigrants.
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OUTRAGE by q Tramp.

PRovrD8NCE, r. L, Jan. 27.-In East Green.
wich. yesterday, q twelve year-old daughter Of
John Nelson, was shocktngly abused by an un.
known tramp on the highwsy third OF q mile
from Nelson's house. The Ruf1ian escaped,
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The AfHaf0 Mini

NEWPORT, r. L, Jan. 27..The Atrato mining
expedition OF Portland, Me-, which has been
detained here for several days In the schooner
Joseph p. Macheca, Captain Woodbury., saile
this morning for CArthagena, South America.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan 27.-VirgiDia iDes, old, 30 /;
do. deferred, l3; do. consols. 7SA; do. past due
coupons. SO do new ten -forties, 6la; DO. ten
forty coupons. 92H bid to-day.
l1%, Flour dul! and unchanged. Whest southern
higher; western steady-southern red. 4. l5sf. Is;
do amber. 1. 22al. rs; No. 2 western winter red
spot ara January, l.16Sal. l6x February, l.l7s
LlIls: March, l.lSAsa1. .lSx; April. l.19xa1. 195I
May, l. l9:4a 90. Corn, southern steady western
easier and Quiet-southern white and yellow 63
western mixed, spot and january, 53lsa5Sx Feb
steady-western white. 4Sa44: do. mixed. 42s43.
Rye quiet, 10lai03. bay unchsnged. Provisions
6rm but without change. Butter quiet and un-
changed. Eggs quiet. 40a43. Petroleum nominal.
Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair, liza
Is. Sugar Quiet-A soft ek. Whisky dull, liz
.S29 barrels: wheat, 2S 100 bushels; corn. 13 $40
bushels; oats, 4l2 bushels; rye i. 93e bushels
shipments-wheat. 62. 600 bushels; corn. l26 1888
bushels. saies-whest 2s2 $50 bushels; corn.
Az, 77e bnshels
Kew YORK, Jan. ~ Stocks strong. Money.
e1nments steady except foars. which deciinei.
NEW YORK, Jan. T.-tlour quiet. Wheat
NEW YORK. Jan q, IL a am.-The Stock Market
opened strong, and Under al active buying move
pent the general list advanced sharply, the i'm
Jroyemert ranging from TO per cent the latter
in Mobile and Ohio Central Pacific was, however,
an exception to the general buoyancy and declined
Ia per cent. Among the investment shares,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was particularly
strong ana &C yanced 2at per cent.
LONDON, Jan. "a, II 30 p. m.-U. 8. bond.
~ per cents, 1l6%. Atlantic and Great Vest
first mortssge trustees certifcst q, 64k; Atai
New York Central. 1855. Illinois Central, ]
Penns lyanis Central 67&. Reading. 3ly.
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AGAINST THE ELECTRIC LIGHr.-The Senate
committee on public buildings and grounds TO-,
day agreed to report adversely upon the reso-
luton to light the Capitol and grounds with the
electric light
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REPRESENTATIVE SMITH, OF New Jersey, whose
absence yesterday was criticised, was called
home to the bedside OF his sick wife, who died
yesterday afternoon,
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ARMY ORBERs.-First Lieut.. John Mcclellan,
5th artillery, acting signal officer. will proceed
from Augusta. Ga, to Atlanta, Ga, and fcom
thence to Charleston, $. c. The leave granted
Surgeon Cnas Il. Greenleaf, U.S.A, is extended
TO May /, 1SSl. Chaplain Geo. G. Mullins. 25tn
infantry. VIII proceed from St Louis, Mo-, TO
New York city. on business connected with
education In the army. The orders issued Jan
uaIy to Surgeon j. W. Williams are revoked
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ceived a conscience contribution of IS from
Vineyard Haven, Mass, "being the duty due
upon the value Of goods greater than that esti.
mated to the examiner OF passenger baggage az
q customs hOuse," the sender said
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Careful of GIadstoue.:

LONDON, Jan. FIFTY liberal members OF
the house OF commons have signed an address
to MT. Gladstone praying that he Will leave the
house eally in the evening and not participate
Ia dilatory debates.
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SHEFF1ELD, Jan. 2I.-OW1ng TO The ADVENT ~
some 200 strangers, supposed 10 be Fenians
into this town, precautions have been taken
against popular disturbances.
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TIE PRESIDENT has accepted an invitation of
the Baltimore Press Club to attend their annual
dinner Saturday, February 18th.
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THE PONCA INQUIRY COMMISSIONERS, In their
report just submitted, say that the Ponca
Indians were greatly wronged by their forced
removal from Dakota to Indian territory 1t is
recommended that those who went back be
allowed 10 remain; that the government buy
the PoncaS IL both territories farming fmple-
ments, stocks seeds, &C.; that they De given
LANDS in severalty, and that school houses and
dwellings be erected for them.