Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-24
A WEEKS NEWS.


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p00m WARRINGTON.
A new map of the United States, prepared
under the direction of Mr.. Roeser Of the
General Land Office, is now in the hands Of
ne printer at New York. and soon will be
e.oy ior distribution The new map is said
I" oe Ne most complete and accurate one
complied BY the Government It contains
over 4,VO places not on the old map These
sooitlons are mostly in the West, the rapid
growth Of which has made the map now In use
practically worthless.
Inc Naval Advisory Board held q recent
meeung In Washington, during which con-
elitsuon WAS had with the Secretary of the
Navy and several officials regarding the pro-
Priety OF beginning work on new vessels at an
carly date A sufficient sum of the amount
appropriated for the use of the Bureau of
Construction yet remains unexpended to war
rant the beginning Of work.
Information received BY the Knights Temp
ar committee of the Garfield Monument Fair
indicate general attendance from al parts
OF the country OF commanderies to take part
IN the exercises Of the 30th inst, Knights
Iemplar day. Several costly and e'egant do
nations will be contested for by the Knights.
A movement 20 raise CSC, 600 for the Garfield
monument by contributions from State En-
eampments OF Knights Templar, equivalent
70 VI for each knight in the Jurisdiction, Is
meeting with gratifying success. Official
communications have been already received
from the Encampments OF half q dozen States
pledging the proper sum, and similar re-
sponses are expected soon from the remainder
/. Of the States 80. -. 1. t.1s s
Representative Kelley states that the Tariff
"Reminiscences have not yet prepared their re-
port 1t Il probable they will not do so until
after Congress meets
It's said that an effort win be made to defeat
the confirmation Of General Pope, as Major
General, when II comes mp for action In the
Senate.
DR.. Gans, who represented the American
Socialists at the Hague Congress of Socialists
In 1881, has been sentenced TO two years
Imprisonment by the courts at Rotterdam
for obtaining goods by fraudulent advertise
ment.
II Is understood Secretary Folger will lay
before Congress the matter OF buying In
open market United States four and four-and-
a.half per cent bonds Of 1907, and ask for
directions.
The Bureau OF Statistics reports the value
OF exports OF domestic brcadstuffs during Oc-
tober, 1882, at els, 205, lu3. In the same
mouth in 1881, the value was tl4, ,S39,9l4. To-
tai for the ten months ending October 3lst,
1852, was sl9a. 29s, ss52, against sl49, s37, 800
FOR the same period in 1889
AT meeting OF the Arbitration League IN
Washington recently, arcsolution was adopted
spPonuns commission " suggest 70 rfesf
uen' arthur tne p'opfiety Oh ms eaiiihg inc
s,'enuon ., congress 70 the resolutions
snpp.eo py inc Nauona' Arnit'a'loh consen-
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ior . se.uement ny arp''rauoh oi ah a'"cui-
.os arising pe'"een Tue on'tea states ana
iore'sn NATIONS
ruo'ic r'inier ROUNDS expects 10 Issue oo''
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Indians.
ne triai OF SaFt. iohaiu, tomuiandant at
the Pensacola Navyyard, charged with the
desertion Of his post at the appearance of
yellow fever at Pensacola, is now progressing.
Howard claims that he left before the fever
broke out because OF hs illness which pre-
vented his dischareine the duties Of his Office.
lie has physicians certificate OF disability.
given three weei-s before the fever broke out
Judge Advocate General Swain decided
that future failures Of army officers to satisfy
an Indebtedness fairly contracted would NOT I
he violation Of the sixty-G article Of war.
II is stated at the Chinese Legation that
there is no foundation for the statement that
the Chinese Minister and suite will be With J
drawn from the United states on account Of J
the recent legislation restricting Chinese inn |
President Hsyes of the Taria Commis,ian.
4axr. notwithstanding the newspaper, To Inc ,
contrary, the Commission have been doing I
rood work, which win be recognized when .
Ibe report is submitted to Congress. Uis q
understood the draft of the bflL covering
charges in the tariff, which the Commission
mink necessary. win also be submitted 10