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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-24

IN hs Circuit Court Of the STATE Of Oregon
for AS County Of Linn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16

THE WILLIMANTIC Linen Com
pany of Connecticut has give
notice that after July next it will
employ nobody in the mills who
cannot read and write. For long
time past the company has furn-
ished to its employees free library
and reading room and instruction
in the common branches and music
and drawing. The theory is that
educated, intelligent operatives not
only perform more work, but do it
better than the ignorant, and learned
men and women will be treated as
fellow-beings, rot as slaves, when a
feeling of mutual respect will
exist between employer and en-
ployee. Labor troubles and disputes
will also be avoided i'll great
measure, for the educated workman
will lie capable OK reasoning and
able to TN lerstand the futility of
striking when the employer cannot
afford to advance wages or shorten
hours Ct work. FOur-ffthS OF the
labor strikes are due to ignor-
ance and the other fifth to
the oppressive policy Of corpora
tons. If the one were intelligent
and the other had the interests of
its labOrers at heart, there never
would be dispute between emplOye
and employer. The workman would
be the ally of him whose money he
obtains, and the employer, whether
an individual or a corporation, will
be best served when it treats those
who work as ii they were men and
women, and not brutes to be kicked
and cuffed about as if they we're de-
void OF feeling and without sensi-
tiveness. The Willimantic expert
ment will be watched with interest,
and should the results be what are
the example will certainly
be followed by other concerns hir-
ing large numbers of hands. With
the masses educated more orderly,
more intelligent and hence safer
will certainly come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16

COLONEL CASH, who last year
murdered Colonel Shannon in a
duel in South Carolina, is an indie
pendent candidate Tor Congress.
Hard cash" is a good thing gener-
ally, but in this instance it seems to
be very bad thing-so bad, in fact,
that it ought to be let alone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16

TIE CONTENTS of the HERALD this
m 7rning are as follows:
IsT PAGE-Lstest kilograms Egyptian
News, etc.
ID PAeE-TeIegraphic NeWs-Aiscel-
laleous.
Sd PACE elegrspbic News = rage
-Clicks-CeteWsyo' ETC.
4rH PAeE-EditorisIs, ETC.
5TH PAaE-Telegrsphic News, ETC.
9Th PAaE-Tbe Women Men Llke-
The Coming Government OF Utah.
etc.
yrH PAGE-Telegrsphic News-Wssh'
iBgton, etc.
-sTH P4eE- City Council-Local Items.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16

IHE 0YsPER season having come
again the New York EceniRg Post
discoarages the lovers of the bivalve
by rem2rkiBg that large oysters will
be scarce, the heavy and increasing
demand 70 supply the EuroDean
trade having depleted the beds and
In a great measure cleared out the
stOck. The Post, however. says there
will be an abundance of the smaller
size oysters, and that prices will be
somewhat lever than they were
last season. The Europeans like
the oysters known as the Cullen
anes." which are about the size of
the trade dollar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that Charles Foote, Administrator
" the Estate of Edwin r. Burdick, de-
ceased, nRving fled his anal account as
such administrator, in the Probate
Court o. Juab County, in Utah Terri
tory, and his petition praying for the
said Court to allow the said account and
to release him and his sureties from fur
Their obligation and responsibility in the
matter Of said estate, the said Court has
set Wednesday, the sd day Of August,
AID. 1882, at 10 o'clock am. at the
Court room in the town of Nephi, in
said County, the time and place for hear
ing said petition, when and where all
parties interested may appear and show
cause, il any they have, Why said petit
ton should moi be granted.
In Testimony Whereof, here
unto set my baaA afix the
/ SEAL. zeal OF said court ct my Office
in Nephi, in said County, this
10th day Of August. AID. 1882.
VIM. A. G. BRYAN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court, Juab
County, Utah. su1I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
BAY CRY. Mich. Feb. 5. 1882

I think it my duty 10 send You q
recommend for the benefit of anv
person wishing to know whether
Hop BitteTs are good or not. 7
know they are good for general
debility and Indigestion; Strengthen
the nerV0ns system and make aew
life, recommend my patients To
use them. DR.. a. PRATT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS OWNING PROP
q erty within Salt Lake County, Utah
Territory, subject to Territorial, School
and County Taxes, are hereby notified
that the County Court of Salt Lake,
IS Board of Equalization, will meet at
the County Court House in Salt Lake
City from Friday the 21st day of July
to Wednesday the 9th day of August,
A. d. 1882. both days inclusive, for the
purpose Of hearing and determining all
complaints in regard to the assessed value
Of any property, and applications for
attachments or remission Of taEes Of any
insane, idiotic, infrm or INDECENT person
as provided for by An Act of the I,eaisla-
tive Assembly of the Territory Of Utah
entitled "An Act to Provide Revenue
for the Territory of Utah, and the several
Counties thereof" approved February
p. 1878, and acts aInepdatoIy or IN aid
thereof. By order of said court.
D. BOOKHOLT,
County Clerk:
Salt Lake City. July 10Th, 1852. iy1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16

IN THIS issue or the HERALD DIP
pears special telegram from Bea-
. yer giving tA4 particulars Of fire
at that place on Tuesday afternoon.
No doubt the operator sending the
news thought he was doing good and
generous service 10 the newspaper
readers of Utah il dispatching the
important information Of the $500
fire. as such things 60 the loss was
perhaps 500. Doubtless yesterday
was an exciting time in Beaver, and
the population Of the southern ne
tropOlis may talk over the heating
event of tire 18th for some weeks to
come. But if the dispatcher had re-
flected a moment he must have cor
cluded that The great circumstance
in Beaver could be of very little in
terest elsewhere. If worth tele-
graphing at all, { was not worth
more than a dozen words, whereas
the operator has crowded seventy
into it, several of them being
devoted to telling Of the
burning Of COW and
ten sucking pigs. We presume they
were sucking pigs. though why the
news gatherer did not explicitly il
form an anxious and alarmed com
munity of the facts in the case at
enc cent and half per word. is
difficult to understand. He also
neglected to say what became Of
the bereaHed SOW. Perhaps the
pigs were orphans, and being raised
VicariOus1y by the cow, but if so the
dispatcher has carelessly or with
malicious intent withheld the in
formation. In stating the supposed
cause of the holocaust, it is some
What remarkable that a homily on
the dangerous association of small
boy and matches was not also tel
egraphed.
This is a good occasion for making
some suggestions 20 those sending
Jews by telegraph. The HERALD
Is always anxious 60 get all the
HeWs, and as it has stated many
times, wants the telegraph operators
al over the Territory to seGd by
wire information of occurrences and
Important events, provided they
aan get the news here
Aefore it reaches US by
mail, which frequently they
5seeIe unable TO do. It wants the
news condensed into the fewest
8Ords possible, audit does not want
any ''stufing' or padding" It
dEesR't care whether
GOV has a litter of ten Digs
or two, nor whether they |
were burned or fell into the water |
and were drowned. If there should /
Happen to be a litter of thirty or
more pigs, whether they are burned |
10 death or grow up to be respect
sble, gO0d-natured porkers, send
NoHg tho news. SO also if o COW
seneyOlently suckles q litter of only
en- pigs, wire the bOvine's praise at
lur expense. But this thing Of
sending tritling occurrences and
'lahOrating upon events that can
lxeite nc attention boyORd a narrow
iircle where they transPire is inter !
sting only to the telegraph COM /
any, which gets pay. by the word. (
he public cares nothing for such i
leWs," y. hiOh is in fact no news at II
] verify . place in a newspaper. U
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
SALT | AXE DAILY RkkAhD
WEDNESDAY AUGUST IS, 1882.

THEDA1LY BERALD is published
eVerv morning, Mondays excepted, 81
Fset Temple Street, near First South
EeitTaEe City, by the HERALD PRET-
ne AID PUBLJsHTSe COMPANY. SUB
seIipsion price, so. so per annum, post.
ace included: parts Of year ST The
ssme rate. To weekly subscribers,
colleoti.In made bv carriers. Csc. week.
TIKI SLMI-WEEKLY HERALD 3
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, at $3.50 year; SIX
months 81. as: rostsRe included.
THE WEEKLY HERALDis published
eyery Thursday morning, at p YEAR.
Gix months, 81 %, postage included
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16

THE ELECTORAL vote in 1884 viii
be All, provided none Of the terri
tories ia admitted TO the Union be
tween now and then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
PROPERTY DESTROYED By FIRE.
A WIRE MILL BURNED.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Nov. 7.-Shortly after .
O'Clock this morning Ere started IL the centre Of
divers wire mill, the South side, and within thirty
minutes the western half Of the MILL covering ha
q square, In flames An alarm quickly sounded,
bnt the portion Of the building tire could be saved
and in a short space OF time IN ruins The mill WAS
the largest ia the country and tted up with the
finest machinery. All KINDS OF wire manufa
the annual product being 90 900 Ons Eight hundred
thrown out of employment TAe fire ny
aw0rkman placing .guIed lamp near barrel OF oil,
thereby causing pl0siOn. Toe loss is 800, 600
The insurance $4,000, distributed in the follow
ting Insurance companies Western. BOstnens Armenia,
AanulScturers ana Merchants P1tsburg, MOnOng game
Allegheny, Artisans, Ciuzens' Peoples Pennsylvania,
Cash, Birmingham and Fire Association, ana Delaware
Of Philadelphia 81, 600 eac1 Liverpool ana London and
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN PARLIAMENT.


LONDON, Nov. 7.--Attorney General James reply
ing TO a question by Lord Randolph Churchill in
the House OF Commons this afternoon, said that the
Government had only obtained the necessary infor.
nation for bringing TO England Westgate, the man
VINO avOws that he participated in the Phoenix
Park murders, on October 10 OF IT, The Govern
ment hoped that there would be no further delay
Every necessary inquiry would be made into the
case.
Mr. Childers, War Secretary, stated that the re-
port mat British officers AM men were being al
lowed TO volunteer Tor service in the SOudan was
not true
THE DEBATE on THE CLOSURE QUESTION
Debate on the closure question was resumed IN
the House tonight. SIR Robert Harvey lCOnserva-
tve SAID that the Tory party had been advised by
Lord Randolph Churchill Conservative to fight
the question to the bitter end, but that Sir William
DYKE CONSERVATIVE did not think the present was
the moment when they ought to endeayor
to drive the Government TO appeal to tn If con-
stituencies. William Smith liberal Conservative
SAID rs uming that The closure resolution would be
carried as 1t now stood, tire majority woald be
likely 10 insist on passing their measures. This
would create on the part OF the opposition feelings
of irritation, which would lead. when the time came
for reversal OF the Position Of parties. to reaction
airy legislation sudden aid viOi,ut as the change
effected by undue Use OF closure in the hands OF
an unAcrupuiOus majority. The House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
4 FIELDING LAST EVENING.

There was large assembly III ST. BarthOlO-
news Church last evening" attracted by tho Wedding
OF Lieutenant Wright T. EJgerOn L. 5. A, son OF
Ex-Governor Edgerton. Of ONO and Miss Fanny Hell
muth daughter OF Dr William Tod Helmurh or this city,
The wedding az one mos. brilliant 10 hook upon
that occurred this season, wing the Presence OF
eight br dosnalds besues wolite children, aud Eiue
ushers the latter being military friends Of the groom,
who is attached the "a Artillery Regiment at West
Point. The uniforms Of the officers and the
bright toilets OF the bridesmaids made
pretty encct Lieutenant NJ. NJ. McComb the
best man The usners were Lieuteuants Colin.
OroLIer. Hodges hObOcs Johns Jones, Me- crnand,
kOcster Wiser. The bridesmaids were Miss
ems Mi5s Grace HobrooA, Miss bessie Aoland OF NT-
ginia Miss Mamie McErOy, Miss Josephine
Nelson, Miss Ayeine Crawford, Of Brook
Nu and ISIS Lila Kunhardt. They
= ore pinK and blue cOo,umes OF combined corded
alk c6 le dc cuine, WITH Trimming OF Oriental lace
They mace With Trains square cOrsages aid elbow
| sleeves. The bricesnlalCs carrie, PINK aud yellow
roses The bruce Oroes Was II while OSolGan 81 k
| made wltA long square train the
front AMI Hdes IrOIusely Ortd Win Irish point lace
hcf ven was Ol luie Mnite IOue- Oreu tAc hand bUu
quet aud the corsace DOuqUe. Bessie waning
SiAsCer howard Noilson the former pretty PINK
ulcss peced,d the procession aud Entes Of
slnilax that su.r.ed he aisle. Bishop Ae.linOu.h,
! Oi huron Canada, performed the ceremony
asss'ed by The Kew Dr y CooAe. Of the cnurcn
ana tie Rev. II. K PeIcival, OF PHILADELPHIA ne cns
| Gel was SCI with plants and ferns.
largely aItehUcd recepLO held in Dr. Helmutb I.
| house ia MidsOA-&Ee. Among TIE Moral decorations
| we're pOnd MED With watef nice anu "A large ball
| OF roses. Among tue presents shown were
silver service lrOuAirs O. Irving engraving from
Enhu loot dessert service frv j. +. Blanchafi an
lcu-DOw from SuuniaAer, slvtr dinner from G.
NJ Wheeler, lee cream se irun Miss He!Tnuth a Sal
yer pitcher from Miss Irving silver butter disa and
kne iIUm Colonel lCLaIu sIVer p. cleT from Mrs
PerceYal 0e cert service IRON Dr. Lleboid and pail
1 OF vases from Mr.. Wal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Nov. z 1882
The National bank notes received for redemption to-day
amount % $4,000
Tue receipts from internal revenue 10 day were
SSlZ'Zlo 09, and from customs 1927 295 90.
General Carmen. Chief Clerk OF the Department OF
fall.
Ihree hundred and thirty-nne patents and 35 trade
marks were Issued to citizens Of the United States
Nathan Smith has declined the appointment Of Chief
CLERK OF the Posi- Office Department, from personal
samuel Mullken. Chief Clerk OF the Department Of
Justice has rendered his resignation take effect or
the l4th Instant.
Two hundred and seventy-one land patents and sew
enty pension certificates issued from the Interior
Department to-day
henry steers and Mers COrycll. OF New-YOrk, have
peen selected as the two civilian experts the Naval
ADVISORY Board az required by the act of Congress
authorizing tue board
General Absalom Baird, Assistant Inspector General,
mas pecn detailed by the Secretary Of War to Investigate
SOLDIER Home
beiore Justice Wyle, in the Criminal Court. this morn
Ing colonel Robert Chrsty OF counsel for A c. SotedO,
asked permission TO withdraw the plea OF not guilty,
Wbcn vas given, and LATER he filed Of Gutf eiOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
The MUTUAL UNION SUIT.

With reference TO the new suit brought by W. Il:
Cameron against several directors Of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company, alleging fraud III the
construction contract maze by that company WI h
john u. Moore y o., GeO.g Baker, president OF
the First National bank, sand yesterday
that he did not regard II important.
lie was lite concerned about IL
that he had moi even read the papers in
He hal been told, however that they were sub
stautlaly he same as were u,ed III the Original
Game on sun. MIR. Cameron was III error IN inciud-
ing his lAIr Bakersl name among tue alleged secret
partners Of the Moore cOnIrac ing hT.u.
H. T. FahDestOck. another OF the defendants. SAID
that the new SUIT was only "spook revived 10
give MI Moore aunOyance The Old Cameron suit
had been Withdrawn when MI GOuld made bis
purchase of Mutual Union STOCK III last
March, MT. Cameron was Only "a
dummyr of the Western Union people.
and thew had seen tt 10 hun again to annoy the
Mutual Union Company I'll account Of the trustee
snip formed b. the majority oI the latter cOmpanys
stockholders. Nj. tdhDestOck SAID lac could not
guess why MS and Mr.. Bakers naine were drawn
into the suit il for tine purpose OF annoy
ance Nelth,r himself nor Mr.. BaAer was partner
with .Jonn e. Moor * 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
coIrRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5.

srYsxNK CouRr-CHAMBERs--IIe:d by Donohue J. -Cslsn
AsT called a. II Q mNos Il, - 50 o. o. 90 u, lol.
ed loo ipT l6 1875 l2G 1888 l45 1872 1874 l05 1871 us.
IN fsS 1874 l9S, l9s, x0o 2O 2ll 2l2, 800 Aso tar
ca-es ,-.,,, ~.
az and Faot-Nos $50 03 Az 2Ze 20 gs $40 900. 49,
a. Us GIL 9sl as COS. o62. e7s 6s. 6sS, oa7. bse.
ss5' oes 7UU, 7o2. sos. 7Os.
'sIpsYslR COUgI-CIRcUu-PAR I-Hed BY Lawrence.
Nos SgsS 427 1901 l1S6 Is fl3e SllT 2l65. 2ssG
a. sss So0 500 liz esS 1877 1888 his. 22e 1851.
ESQ 2isS, 223l. ,o.o ga, ,..o 80.
lT75 IB2L 1855 law 1871, 1910 S4oc 1913 81 1851
1879 S64l 1901 lSOo, lsSl 2sos 1124 zOei. lle
bs2, s66 "A.
sSasooATT's CouRr Before Calvin. Contested win %
Frederick Groe Al ~ q NJ eontoHtsi VII OF DAA bAhHs
s.rxsl6k coURr-GKskRAI TKsA-Hsd by ssdgwieS. e
j. Freshman and Russe JJ-Nos z, To- a. ID To- IT,
~. 81, 81 - -. 20. ID - r., -, ,c..
Nos IA, d -. 49, -, ,..,,x
aAs ,OO So4. 80, lsS, 5SI. <4e. $40, .og tS9 seS
parts III ASD lII-Adourned Tor the tern -, :,
C0AAos PLEAs-0KkAkAL IkAA-h He'd W sA ~ A s 80
i Daiy Van hoesen. - Nos 10 ~ 30 d. o.
IA "a 80 81. 81 50. IA, ~. u - - -, ,.., 81,
Somaos PLS.s-srscIAL rHAM-Iie'd by he'e' ''-'"-
eB,sr eslasd 81 IA q m-Nes No. ~ Hat, H.. -
CoiNox PLzAs- VEAL IEE,i--PAHr Zen ., T.. .r.a
Dsls al J-Nos 20l5, l7V@, EsS, .sst I'D 1850 wv
ls.x 2oI3, ASH. lvl. LIZA l0a. &14% As's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT


WASHINGTON, Nov. THE following busi-
ness was transacted the Supreme Court " the Caited
states to-day;
Nos 10 and SSO-Jacob VAIL Henry Wright IA
Henry b. Hne and others-ArgInaent concluded.
No7I-L y. Clair and Others agt william NJ Cox
Argued -, g., ,,. MN, -,
nison aud 0thers-A rgunent begun.
40 73-The cry OF Detroit a Thompson, Dean and 9TH
ers-Argued 49,.
la-Ihe United Staos agI IleoeElOs freil'ps-Suo
mited. ~, ~, -. -r, -. o., ~,
rtne and No 77-Lewts II. Main agt Il. HarwOod =
So' THE United States Agt Mar7sy Stanley 10. 3
The United states agL Aicaael Ryan. -
Ihe UuiIea States agt. Samuel Nichols. 80. u
I,he United sgL y. e.. Eariis aud others;
no lgU-The nited states - d. ana
48O-The United Ssates ast James i.3mAtun Al o. the
abov named criminal pre- sdiDgs vO.aoas &
he civil hghs Of 1870 The OF Stanley ana Seh
o d. csent Indictments for ref admit sO0ret song
int inns thLt OF inu nation Tor refusing 10 ar
NIT coorrd person the parquette OF ttatr that Of
iudi ctnent uAlng cOOred iFou
the nrstclass raifead and tha OF isorr3 ana
denying colOfed pgotco
tom RON violence Vhi.e under The INFO nation
Clsmi the other present racaes OF a.
VISION AL the Co1st ,uIionli ~ e 400
OF March 1873 generally Known rs ne Clvn hSats Act
Philips omitted The with prAted
Argument United statee aud no counsel appeared or
the Defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
FLAMES IN GOLD STREET.

A fire broke out on the top floor of the four
Hory brick building 81 Nos. aud GoldL about $3.50
, H. yesterday, The flames spread TO loft over the
p noor and burned away part OF the roof Of the build
ing lie fourth floor and loft were occupied by T. j. r.
AVereu, color printer The damage 10 the building
va about 900, and that the stock OF MI Avere
snu othef tenants Of the building between 81 900
.no 10000 All the tenants were insured. except
nLa' q printer whose Office the third floor
Ills loss s only 81 600 On account Of the LOCALITY Of
'Ae ne, two alarms were sent and they broueht
seven engines and four truck companies the scsne be-
lore the flames put The tower also was
ocereo out. The lessees Of the building are Hague
soAnsCn brokcrs In oil No person tn AvereIs Of
nee NJ the iime OF the nre, but Mr. Lama aud Mr.
pse1ef another tenant, were working tic door
Wv. lacy were warned VI their danger hy persons
ION The street. and got out Of the building AssislanI
,nsneer Lynch. OF Engine No IL, was thrown against
.Decs OF LIS engine while solns t. tie 6re, aud
pssiscd severely that he lad be removed IN an am
slhsce, The origin Of the IRE 10 unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
GENERAL sHERAAN'S RLPORT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Ccntrai SHERMAN has
submitted AIS IL port past lie sly tnal tue
limit OF % 900 ted The Amy Is nxed by law
but the fcnr exceeding this limit or the difficulty Of
euls ing IN these prosperous times Las kept the
army below what the the necessity Of the
country demands. and earnestly advises that the
be changed TO $4,000. AT esent our soldiers are
overWOrkcd lpanies are 100 small FOR discipline
decent appearance, and lie thinks mat the army has
earned by actual TINS amount Of consideration
from the county The repors Of the depart
Iurnt generals arc submitted with the repUrG Vi
tnat the military history and changes of the past year
nave been moss hupFuy uneNcutu anu peace III not
wnOily from want OF cause, but because force was
nand each Instance 10 reacn and puulsn tine
dIstuTbcb. There uHye en- fewer indian as uDancss
great IVES, than IN any VI TIE twenty years,
pHt4y OWING To the precautions taken Dy tine proper
officers, nut Ia large measure cue 10 Tue uhc&tWpeu
dcyoOpneLt the railroads IN that region, ana NE con
srquCut Iapdty O settentnt ny farmers ana 3licrs,
WHO are generally prepare" TO dccuo thcli own orfy
Troop dunng trdnE.tiUn period hay- lived Ia
holes eIounu IL houses ma lie OF green cottonwood
os'; infested Dy NeiM'u lh ltnpOid! shantien sen-
eraiy without nurIuT, Out now tails Ddtte with poverty
l. over or nearly and he appeals to Congress Tor
generous lfealent Tor decent quarters LOT Ouces anu
men; 10 repeal law winch IOrods any 1nins put
temporary sne tiers at our frontier pos anu 10 confer
on tne ffcsdeh the secretary OF war W on DO ara "
general OAlceib lAe power 10 0csgntte he PAGES OF
suItrsc Importance ~ winch TO e.ect suitable perGla-
Hsnt p!ih-s Iof quterng properly the troops VI Tue
Cen Ial oaermaD says; 81 recommend that the pay
o. men De restored to nat II was IN loto, aul
tnas the punishment Tor deseron clearly dc-
hDed Dy la" ana Increased III severity Aggravated
eda.s tu4lhS acllFe campaigns III Indian county
should be treated - capll," done under almost
every CIVILIZED iJVcrulnent and wltu our
| serves III actu.l war"
Al the ahuI lie ports concuriu the conclusion that
Ger LIE operation VI c1sLn- genera. OrueIs The OF
" ohurc army nave LnpgOyed much In precise rine
nrMg Ana on ths subject General sherman -
" iLis Is matter the ilst importance because one
"iO skilled ana has cOnnue mis- uIuske WORTH
Ia Il hgnt Dulf "a dozen dumIuics."
hecrng 10 tho reports Oh Brigadier General Howard
OF TIE AaIy Acade0y ~ West Point Brcyet Major
uenclaI uett5 ul tne Artillery school ~ Fort AOIIOe
!eAYenwOrIh, General Sherman says: They exhibit
tLeJ great care and labor when have been ed
ui'On min AIRY education In the Arhy during the year
Al OI IIese institutions are established lair and
lnost eAsiaetOIy Dasis axe vel administered and fuhl
admirably tAer several purpOses."