New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22

Carlisle Hampton Forest Grove training ans
az he remainder 1910 attended reseryao9 on oOas ~
Schools and 99s reservation day scno2s ie q, $50
ttansnce for the wear has been 5,249 indnstrai ram
@ for VS. j. carried at agency boarding SCHOOLS
ap1 "a receiving and more Afternoon every !eI,
IN connection with nifty seven schools as acres ao
III cDtya;ion Eleven new daysehoois have been
this year. and Sp tw iGT have been
thai The whole number now in operation "a lOl nyo es
,ban last wear trust that the time IL nos Ih us ~
When system OF district schools will he established ID
Inson set dement's. which viii serve not oy us cVns
ahic eanloyrnent TO returned students csncciay
the young women, for whom II Is specially ul"o"' ~
Touching the allotment o; lands in severity TO me In
oians the Commissioners says; NotninG IN me me
inadvisa1ty OF the plan, or to cause me 10 CS ont
views upon tho subject sill believe t"' nrospcri;y
of the Indians depend upon lam s" witb smch
several interest them and nf TIER edrcn in
peaceful and quiet possession ana t SS es to the SOU
;ou ~ he indian question" The report commences IN
the highest terms the services leaT roi salary Than
police and recommends that more h"'ii '"''''
Is now paid be allowed them >, ... Co,eross rotifv
The Commissioners recommends tha' CongiGsS ,, Is
the agreement with the ShoShone ana b,oos
boS Win omen M 325 900 OF lard 10 settlement,
and about such loislaiion will afford the III
the Idn% rRe report concludes with detailed review
of the condition OF affairs eAis"hS ~ '"o Ni"'''"
agencies.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The Chef Signal
ger q
War his annual report for the fiscal year ended June So
lss2 The report states that the Signal Service mas
greatly increased Its usefulness since last year Al
though the work of the corps has grown there are
fewer Offices to perform il and for the fiscal year OF
1883 there is So coo less observation and report OF
storms than actually exlendedm leoo' 1881 Vi
1882.
The military duties of the corps are strictly per
formed Tn, post nj Fort Myers under thoroughly
good discipline The battalion is organized ami under r.
drill And while the military feature o., U S ~ sci
thus preserved because II is OF the hist Hiol
Cntiic WORK done better than that Tor aF eeicolos
ca service in the world lls weather I'm he me-
dicons " any other service the average o. ySiimou
indications for the fiscal year ended June So 49, was
The school of instruction ut Fort Mycr has been rcor
eauized and the course of instruction for both Officers
and enlisted OF the signal corps has been tNe!eu
10 inclnde those branches which. When Thoroughly IN
more valuable IN time of and prepare the enlisted
men of the signal corps for original Investigation IL inc
The course o. instruction now arransed will lac'
at the disposition OF the War PePaF'm mt dSr,G
ling and the military te'esTaPhI c,,i Af caT.s
OF original meteorological records whenever required IN
the trial o. civil criminal cases lu chapter on tn.
saws that regulations nave been established by the
Chief signal Oihcer VIII ch he believes render errors or
snow ing rat the S9Ss6l4 is necessary for me
work and maintenance OF the signal aer vice
of $4,000 exploration and observation IN the AIcc
The cost OF malnl aiming tacu vi
observation during the year exclusive o! VIC vo9 % %
egraph and Of tie pay and maintenance OF inc
men on duty at EACH has been $500 90 The total mum
her OF stations OPERATION June 80, lco2 WITHIN the
territory OF the United states and maintained io to
Signal Service, was 495. Reports are received from
,ienf,en additional stations established by the
AUTHORITIES OF the Dominion OF Canada, also rom
Factory e. A. Ieeraphic reports have been regularly
received throughout the year from on ana man rporS
aud during OF tro ical storms telegrapc re-
ports were received from ye stations IN 1ls a o
# static
received at this Office daily is l52 Eleven tulrepcrtS
stttions nave been established and nine discontinued
during the year. The number OF stations IN AlAsha las
been Increased to four stations of ne hIstcls> tr
teen of the secOndclass and four OF the tmld-class
The rabies accompanying the report are much more
extensive than those previously published by his Office
the compete meteorological history Of each station.
Experiments have been male during the year WIN
view OF ucTeaSns the value ol ne Farmers nueth %
the addition of weather chart OF tue Ohitu state
and is believed that m short lime tines Quarts may
The railway bulletin service has proved OF great F"ue
the benefit OF the sugar Interests III LOUISIANA mas perh
cOutiuued During the. coming year IL Is DIO-
rom the signal Gdice to all telegraph Offices in
the sugar growing section. IL is proposed to establish
iai o TSrg interests Of the country Points have
been selected centres which warnings VIII De tce-
graphic and arrangements nave Deeh lhaue WIN ine
telegraph ana railroad companies Iot tlsl r~piu uis
tribti0n from these points Throughout thc IODaccp-
growing sections OF the country These warnings are re-
ceiyed a, rue from thrtysix to forty eight hours in
A service smllar in all respects to this, but for the
benefit the of Florida IS also III opera,
ton Notifications anticipated 10 Is are teleGraQned
TO the Sl2ual service observer at Jacksonville,
who communicates the Warnings by ali aYallaoe
means to Interested III orange culture throughout
the state.
Al the solicitation OF those interested in the cTya
ton OF wheat and other grains in the Northwest II J.
cont ep)ated establish service similar 10 That now In
OperatI0n Tor the OeDCht of the cotton interests,
winch Will enable the Office publish IN
fine Journals II the Northwest the daily rain
IAN and temperature undetermined from lar-e number
OF statOu The system OF warning Of the approach Of
'porthcrs in southwestern section OF the country,
and IN Texas been continued with gratifying results,
and all rairOdds rdversng nc sections visited by these
destructive In acIVc cooperation with Inc
Signal service Office in the execution OF this important
work
Tne system Of exports for the benefit of the cotton IN
tcrests has been hOrOug ly organized and successfully
operated since september 1881.
The 1, por describes operations OF the different
branches tae and states that il necessary
tlat better Crais and pay than tnat Of sergeant be
provided for tue Oldest aud best men Of the
vice 4 recommendation is made for
increase of hfty clerks for the central
ONCE TO carry The belt work. the dispay OF
frost warnings, the EXTENSION Of telegraph Lines aad
other work.
General liazen calls attention 10 the need Of new
Office for purposes of the signal Corps and strongly
urges that . building be erected at cost OF about
$4,000.
COTTON AND WOOLLLN INDUSTRIES OF