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win IN future leave promptly on time, so says
Colonel Anger, postmaster, and the assistant post
master, Colonel Parker. Both seem to be in dead
earnest, ana say that from now on they will not
listen TO any excuses, either from the railroad
company or from any employees in their office.
Colonel \. seemed to be somewhat excited about
the matter yesterday, and when questioned closely
about II, he. after a moments hesitation, put his
hand in his pocket and pulled out splendid
chotclaine watch, worth SIS found In can Of coffee
purchased from the Importers Tea Company, No,
$40 Market Space.
The watch is flrst-cas timekeeper. Colonel
Anger says that all mails will hereafter depart
promptly and regularly. When asked why he was
so positive he answered Because I've got Il
watch aud now can tell the correct time" Col
onel Parker, assistant postmaster, also found a
beautiful chatcaine watch in can of coffee he
bought The watch Is an exact duplicate of the
one Colonel Anger has Both gentlemen are
proud OF their presents, and 10 doubt will be
pleased to show them to their numerous friends.
Remember the price-sl a can, six cans for IS,
twelve cans for So twenty five cans for $50, sixty
hYc cans for $50, and present in every can. Call,
$40 Market Space, Washington, d. C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

The Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Com
p0ny, of the District, commcnds itself to all who
are about insuring their property. 1t is a home
institution, and under the management of nine
of our best business men, and being ineXpen-
slvely managed Is able to insure at the very low
est rates having been able TO return dividend of
of 25 per cent the year before. For full partlcu-
lars application should be made to the secretary
Mr.. james Il. Fitch at the Office of the company
No. 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

The livtle bngatele called "Jollities has hardly
had fair play 1t is as good little burlesque OPP
eretta as need be, especially for young folks. It's
audiences for the week far have been treated to
what seemed a carnival Of FUN, judging from their
TOars OF laughter. The critics appear 10 have
neglected " Jollities" nld tho weather, too las
made against II. Go aud sec It to-day and give
fur play to tho little trOupC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.

For he Middle atlantic States norihtcesieriy ,pinds
higher pressure,
FbrHdshingion, a, m.-Co'der fair rediher dap.
Thermometrc readings: q. M, $40; II II. m
56.5o; p. M, $3.50; 7 p M, 800; IL p. M, 400
maximum, $500; minimum, 5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

The Kirnlfys open at the National on Monday
with their gorgeous spectacular play, The Black
Crook" Wherever produced this play has drawn
immense houses. The scenic efforts brought out
are wonderful. There is no question that the
kiralfys, who are well known here, will do good
business at the National,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

Miss Cora Richmond, the inspiratonal trance
speaker, will speak at Tallmadge Hail tomorrow
morning and again tomorrow evening. Her lee
lures are exceedingly interesting, and are attended
by large and constantly increasing audience
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

Joe Emmet has been drawing crowded houses
nightly at the National all this week. The per-
sonul popularity Of the man, and his undoubted
excellence as y character comedian make him a
strong attraction, Ilo will continue to produce
Fritz In Ireland" this afternoon and to- night.
Those who have not already witnessed his per.
lormance should not lose an opportunity Of 50 do.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

This play, which has already been here, will be
presented at Fords Opera. House next week with q
strong company, at the head of which is Miss JEFF
frey Lewis. The play is the production of Mr.. A.
G. Gunter, and has already enjoyed n high success
in almost every part of the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

The Capital Theatre is rapidly making its way
NJ a leading place Of popular resort Tho female
mlnstrels are the attraction this week The artists
ofthis company are Miss Viola Clifton the Misses
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LOCAL MENTION.


ei00-Thc Importcrs' Tea Company,
Sl9 Market Space, still continue to do a splendid
business People here In the city go again aud
again TO this popular establishment to purchase
teh aud coffee, while orders from distance ore
coming In thicker and faster as each day rolls
alound. large number of postmastcrs and
country merchants are sending in clubs for 10, %,
OF 90 cnlis Gotters up of clubs almost always are
more than satisfied with their presents. Clerks
mere III The various Departments can save money
nnd perheps get nice present besides IL they Will
!ake an Interest in the matter aud make up clubs.
Many have already done so and many more can
IL they will. During this week there were given
away all told up to last evening 3i3 watches
Of all sorts and kinds 90 pieces of diamond
lewelry, 30 distinct sums Of money, besides
great many articles of silyerware, such
as butter dishes goblets, napkin. holders, &c.
BON tea and coffee are positively guaranteed to
pc OF the very best quality, none better aud worth
cans, ~ pounds per can; coffee, 81 pounds per
I'M ci and q takes any can in the house. Every
or jewelry, in value nom ten cents up. II you
have not yet made your purchases do so at once.
Below we give partial llst Of those who received
presents yesterday, Have you an acquaintance
among the numbor2
CASH pREsENTs
=, Colonel G. c. Morrow assistant executive clerk
united States Senate (Secretary's oflce), 500 IN
=. Anderson, Cincinnati, ohio, $50 in tea; A. j.
Johnson Charlestown, w. Va, $50 In coffee; VIII
am Stone, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, Cumberland Md, $40 in coffee; &. a. Dear
born, l57 Dearborn street, Chicago, III $500 In tea
DIAMONDS FOUND.
Miss Lottie Lee, Georgetown firing, $50, in coffee
Ann Robinson (colored) Alexandria, enr.drops,
500 IN tea; Wesley Colby, car.driver, scarf-pn,
$50, In tea.
WATCHES FOUND
J. a. Wise, Surgeon Generals office, chatelaiue,
GIG. in tea; Emil Bruehl, Silver Springs Md, stem
winder and setter gold watch, $3.50 in coffee ;
Charles Cleveland. Baltimore aud Potomac Rail.
road, AleNendrla, Va, stGm.setter $40, in tea; j.
W.. Neer, Martlnsburg, Va, engineer Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Company, city residence %
Water street, stem windcr and stem setter, So i'm
coffee; NJ. Heating, barber, National Hotel, stem
windcr SO, IN tea NJ. NJ Parker assistant city
postmaster, ch0tcuine, SIS, in coffee; Colonel d.
coffee; Rev. DR.. Merrill b07 East Capitol street,
STEM winder Sl5, in coffee In addition to tho
above great many articles of silvcrware were
gigen away. The supply of watches and diamonds
seems TO be incXhaustible Call, send or write.
Address Importers Tea Company, sl0 Market
Space, Washington, d. G..
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bfEClALTlES.
Hot Spring diamonds
Rhine stone sets, gold -fed.
Vest, neck opera, chatelainc chains, lockets,
and charms, from So to So No. 157 Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

What you want is good tivo.cent cigar. All
right. Then drop in at 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ror the convenience Of visitors and those not pre-
pared to call personally, the undersigned, Retail
Dealers Of Baltimore, present n carefully prepared
list Of all articles Of Merchandise aud Supplies con
vcniently indeScd and classified
F6-rartics not prepared to Wait Baltimore may
order goods nom the following classification with
perfect reliance that their orders will be promptly
nttendcd to. satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling Silverware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup Tureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brass ScOnces, Mirrors,
CandlesticEs, &C., was never so
complete, which we call to the at.
tentiOn Of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
No. 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
del2-tf
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"THE JEwEL"-Five.cent straight cigar.
MoRCoE's,
1907 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

Turkish Russian. and Sulphur Baths. 9O3
street. Open Sunday till one p. III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

Hy' SMALLPOX ANTiDorh'
t. Any person using this remedy as directed can come
certain preventive; ana when person has been ex,
them i Is q quick, SAFE, and speedy cure With my
package 20 cents; Aniidote Preventive, and Cure
P'"' '''''' DR.. ii. 8. GAMBLE, NJ D., " D.,
MY Health santarlum, for The treatment of ali dis
~ conSnItnton free All eommunIcStohs viii re- e.
,sToTr \ CROMWELL, Wholesale Druggists,
nIsay7'y sTYLoGlnAP n AND MAGiK Ki.Nol
by GEO. II. HERRlcK. o2s F street. noo-om
W. robbed in this city are requested to notify
pdco IN h n st once me- as ias
sscrcy P nn' ~ aitciinn ~ cri,,,n
r)55Fo CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE. COM
~ - PANY.
nsures against loss by IRE ut lowest rates. Call and
vel Fowler, Lewis Clephane Gustave Lansburgh,
i. q Emery ", ;,'..,.''~...., ~g President
n n Morssii Secretary
Lewis Ciephare Treasurer.
street northwest. OD- D1uD DD,.De, 10
n(TS VACCINE VIRUS.
Wy
1,rosb t,oIrNrIs yrprrs tron, tho ,ro,, I-no,.na
fies" ooNiH'" 'iNO'' iroph 'no Fe" hhBiahu
Vaccine c,omponv on Ivory po,nts n, On cts eocb
.,....
w. S. THOMPSON,
Ia12 Pharmacist, 70] Fifteenth street.
r[SJ5s JAMES S. ToPHAM.
~
Manufacturer OF
-
IhuNhS
HARNESS, SADDLERY, BAGS, &C.
No Ao5 Seventh slreat northwest
A'O' 7@' o''i''i' ''iee' uol'h"eS~
REPAIRING
promptly attended to- lao
~, I1-,,,l, :, ~, - 9, > - ,
U-l5t3
r, iIi-7' DDii4N -. NL<a Itn. niustsvn
, , zenith streets,
KEEPS for hire all he latest styles of Carriages by the
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A CCOUNT-ROOKs AND STATIONERY,
IA \, NEWTON KUlrI & SON,
l5l w. Pratt street.
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Commercial E'riniin,


A specially at THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Jo
Rooms,
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A MEXICAN UES,JEwELRY.AND
IA. Silverwarc. nENNTuEN, BATES a co,
Corner Baltimore and Charles street.
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REDUCED FROM SAYS.
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
033 Penna, Ave.

EEolidayG oodG
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A GRICULTURAb INPLEgENTS
"A Seeds. L.. WHITMAN SONS & CO.,
1il and t43 w. Pratt street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a,5a5@ NIAsoNIC.--A SPECIAL CoMMUNICA.
W. ton OF b, B. French Lodge, No. -, L. A. a.
NJ, will be held nt Masonic Temple, SATURDAY,
tending the funeral Of our deceased brother, A. b.
invited to attend. BY order of the w NJ
IL II. NJ. GILMAN, Secretary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

Cloths,
All Blankets reduced from 81 to 50 per palg.
LOCO Bed Comforts, made OF best Robe Print, and
filled with White Cotton reduced to 81 40 from -
Remember they must be sold.
Brown Table Linen, 81 wido % cents; Unbleached
Table Linen at 2j reduced from B7f.
Decent Table pamaalS marked down to so cents.
81 Table DamRsk reduced to Oj cents.
Sl.2j Table Damasls for rs cents.
$50 Table DamRsk cut down to ~.
ToWEISI TOwELSi TOWELsl
Selling of the entire stock at trihe over half price,
Towels from cents up to a..
NAPKINS. DDYIII
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

You can publish n tlree-line advertisement of
wanted" For Rent For Sale" or "Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUB.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Incorporated December @, 1881
f1OOD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

W. van Kirk, Princeton, n j.; J, p Bogart, New
Weston, New York; II, II. Ware, Mississippi; a. a.
Slglcr, ], ". Williams, New Jersey; A. b, Iohen, NJ.
Hawk, Colonel J. NJ. e. Mannel ]. u. Fry, New
s SGacio Gah2 Io Mlis No IT, NeE 1ors e
ISnqy nySr A. AS %b,, Ne% York Z p9tST
croy Pennsylvania; NJ. +. Chilcotc, Indiana.
HiGGs-C, y. Kent, New York; q. ~. Casey, Gov
ingtgu, XVI r. a. Fitzpatrick, .Lenyenwurth, Kan;
Ga; j. Condon Brookyn; A. ii, Aiken. j. j. safely
New YORK w. y. Page, Nirginiai a. w. Beard,
Bostoni G. H. MGConnc ChlGagoi J. T.. Wood,
N?WarE, n j.; ]. n. Young. Philadelphia; j. A. Bar
Ike Wisconsin.
AnLtSdroN.-w. A. Harper New York; L. b.
Williams, General J. l.. otis, Massachusetts,; s.. II.
llRdield, j. T. DrliluE, T.. guhhard, New York G
". Pierce John e. o. LOnncll, Baltimore; ]. w. St.
Gi.r, j, X. Thompson, West Virginia :. ~ Lows,
Philadelphia; General John Il. Robinson, U. $. A.
EnBITr-J S. Allcnwedcr, Philadelphia; II. T.. Car
modN, New York; H. ;, Hammond, Chicago: j. G..
Wilson, New YUrk Rey. Harris q. Rush, Elizabeth,
n. j.; Charles :. Itils, ST. Louis; 4. Campnc. chi
cago; Colonel SuwCii ii. Russell, Texas; q. &.
Myllc, London; W. II. snyder, Philadelphia; w.
Eliot reth, Boston, Thomas story, Maryland.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. Gordon, Philadelphia S,
dianapo,i5 a. J. Galloway North Carolina samuel
WOrthmnm Clncnn0u Robert i. Townsend, Puts.
NgE fcar ?'SgG5 3 ct nre Or o. EhGa
Duaney Virginia.
ST IAMES-,D .. Cupps, Norfolls, Va, +. NJ. Par
sons, West Point, n VI; John H. WEIGH, I. y. Muir
Va; D. H. Hall, w. L. Miller, Cleveland, Ohio.
ST MARCH,. p. p. Cunte. New York; Charles H.
HARRISON Mary land; II. Bambcrgcr Philadelphia;
Daniel Devln, Now York; Judge j. b. Brooke
woRNtLEY's.-C H. Almot, Mayor II. c. Brooks,
Boston.
WELcKERs.-w. IT. De Courcey, Maryland
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A RTHSTIC POTTERY. nIs9yEwARE.
"A SAMUEL CHI LD g CO,
- n. Charles street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-18

A RTIsTs, DRAUGuTsMAN's SUPPLIES
IA w. MINiFIE & son,
N. Charles street
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT /
4o4 and 400 Seventh Street.

at and below cost, all of our immense stock now
our stores,
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KINGS P-AI-ACE.
S14 Seventh street.

StiH Another Reduction IN Our Prices Be-
fore Rebildiag.
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ly3-iy 721 Fifteenth street.
~ SMALLPOX ANTIDoTE.

s~s DIR s. ]. CoCKERILLE
BS2 DENTIST.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
WeEsLY s1 lEDEP. sDssT.
s1na.,. Jolly IS. lss. !.
=. AheaIs STAY In Pri.en.

The Austin Reveille. whose slitor Is
ALI. Doien. fol m.riy OF the Geld Hill
Svvs. says; Among the applicants
for pardon last AIopd-y at Carson be-
tore the Board Of Pardons. uas one
Williams. He committed rape on e lit
Gle girl in Gold Hill. about II years ago
aud was sentenced to the State Prison
for life. He psipetraied the foul deed
in tunnel to which he had enticed the
child. A number of citizens got after
the brute. chasing him through the
bills until finally he ran down to the
Sapphire Mill. in Lower Gold Hill,
where they captured him. In bringing
lin mp to the st~ation-house they bad
considerable diHisGlt. ia k. pins the
enrafed popuiaev from lyncLmL him
aud had the Sh. rim not subsG gu4nily
taken him to n safer place the station
house would have been attacked that
night and Williams properly disposed
OF. The eoNardly wretch felt That he
would be safe only in the State Prison.
so he pleaded guilty and was placed
within those walls. He was most un
doubleday guilty aud richly deserved
lynching. He should never be ~relsas-
ed from prison alive or in a condition
to do harm"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
The hoy Murderer.

The case Of fhs boy murderer who
was lynched in Minnesota bids fair to
develop a. n Of the mcst curious in
the history Of crime. The lad was har-
dsnsd enough and committed his crimes
with the calculation and GOODNESS OF a
confirmed despsrado, and his remark 10
ths gentlemen who took him from jail
for moltuAry purposes was, "Boys. this
- too rough" which was a remarkable
complacent way Of putt ng the matter.
II was reported that whtn his mother
was told Of her sons arrest for murder
shc evinced perfect Indifference as to his
crimes and his fate. 1t now seems that
she, instead of being to the boy all that
We un -erstand by the word mother. was
In fact his evil angel, and not on'y
planned the wrsckiug Of the train to be
effected by her hopeful offspring (Which
scheme fell through), bat directly ins.i-
latsd the murders for which he was
hung. The authorities arc looking up
the syidance of the woman's compile
y, and II is to be hoped-that she will
he made to suffer severely if she be
found guilty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

News has been received that n terrific
storm Of wind, rain and hail has;swept
tho populouS and fertile sections Of the
Black Hills, Dakota Territory, known
~ the spearhsh and Redwater. Two
thousand acres OF magnificent grain,
nearly ready for harvest, were destroyed
aud = section Of country four miles long
and thirty wide was devastated. No
loss Of lii" has bssn reported, but It may
b expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

By n new Legislative bill, now in
the hands Of tho conference commit
tees, about 1900 oierkships will be ere.
atsd In the Pension Office and other de-
partmenis. SO that Washington is likely
TO be a lively camp for Office seekers
during the present Summer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Az Iowa Judge refused a woman a
divorce, which she wanted because her
husband kissed the pretty servant. He
said she ought to DO thsnkful that her
husband had found q way to keep a
servant girl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Or the 664 new oonviois who were
received into the Ohio Psni Tertiary
lac, year seventeen had a college sducs-
ton and fourteen had taken higher
school courses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Tar papers are still filled with
"Guiteau's sanity" and "Guitssu's 10.
sanity" II is q sslf-oyidenl PROPOSE.
ton that Guitoau Is sauo now IL he
nsyer was before. Give us q rost.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

SscnsrARr Lincoln and Judgs.Ad-
yooate General Swain hsve fallen out
lincoln has reversed most Of tho ~lsttor's
decisions. which has made Swain
angry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

DroiTAsED hose hnd a slow sale. II
IL too much trouble 10 pry ones toes
spar. with q stick, and you've got 10
cit down on the floor at best to pull EN-
on.-DcGon Free Press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

EIoHTrES Republican clubs were
organized Friday evening In San Fran
CISCO for the coming political cam.
paiQn,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

The young man who died at tho De.
pot Hotel this morning was 81. A. Bal,
lard. a nephew Of Oliver Rife, % years
Of age and q native OF West yir,
ginis. His parents live at Edwardsv;lle,
twelve miles from Kansas City. No. He
had been at work on Hilton & SuLtIe's
sheep ranch, and came down 10 have q
tooth extracted, after which liberation
Of the jaw set in aud death ensued. His
funeral will take place at 8 $50 this after.
noon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Tns Tariff Commissioners recsly.
80 per day and expenses. Is this a
protective tarin, or q ,sriG for revenue
yOnli
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
BcNare of ,he Fraud.

The Appeal says: Numerous Carson.
its are receiving sealed circulars from
Eastern lottery manipulators. Offering
the most tempting inducements to puf.
obasors Of tickets. These lotteries, il
0 nducted at all. except on paper, AId
o fried on by adroit rogues and swindlers
many Of whom have served terms OF
imprisonment for having robbed the peo-
pie east Of the Rocky Mountains. Any
one who is green enough I transmit a
. ngle dollar to these fellows will find
OFT that he has been "takeu in" We
would advise our readers to steer clear
OF these enterprises that offer so large q
return for a small investment; they a.e
frauds, every one Of them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-28


The Yankton correspondent of the
st. Paul Pioneer-Press occupies conf.
dental position in Governor Ordway's
Office and is therefore good authority up
on the forthcoming message of his excel
lency. He writes that the message will
show the finances OF the territory to be
in healthy condition, its indebtedness
DS."6 "1"~S ~vv,~~v a.. o1A ,S. S~... ~ $50
The governor, he says, will recommend;
1st-appropriations for enlarging the in
sane asylum and for constructing work.
shops at the .penitentiary; 2d-the pas
sage of militia law; 3d-the
formation of a board of immigration
4th-the passage ofa general law empow
ering counties to erect necessary build
ings when ordered by majority Of the
voters. He also intimates that the gov
ernor will suggest that most of the coun
ties of Dakota are too large, fact whicl
can be readily discovered by glance al
the map. These probable recommenda
tions from the executive Office are goot
ones and should be acted upon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-12-28
Wo.ye-ya. Ho-ns-ran-pi-win, Lily Fallas,
Cank-fayahe-win, Eaynhawin, Wi-cani.
pi-msxti-win( Lower Brnle agency.)
Indian rroubles Ne.r Mu.kokee.


st. Louis, Dec. 25-A dispatch from
Muskegee, I. T, says forty Of Spiechie's
men, who were previously reported as
having crossed tho Arkansas river, pass.
ed through town yesterday in full war
paint, under command of the notorious
Dick Glass. They went west in pursuit
OF the Chicotes who killed one Of their
party day before yesterday, but returned
IN the evening, not having been able to
nnd them. United States Agent Tufts
has notified them that he viii disarm
both parties on the committal of any act
OF war. A company of United States
troops arrived at Muskogee last night
from Fort Gibson, under command of
Lieut.. Irons, to protect the lives and
property Of United States citi1ens. An.
other squad will 60 to Okmulgee today.
The Chicote party are said to have seiz.
ed and are now guarding all the fords on
the Afkansa9 river to prevent reinforce.
mmt trom the northern part Of the Ma.
tton joining the SPEECHES. Dispatches
from the territory give no explanation az
70 why these Indians are roaming about
IN armed bodies, nor is anything regard.
ing tho matter known here.
"A private dispatch was read here this
afternoon stating that . conflict took
place between hostile factions of the
Greek Indians near Muskogee, but the
result 10 not stated. An effort was made
this evening to obtain particulars, but
the wires are down north and south OF
Muskogee. &