Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
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e.mm<ncfnstnf Day.
-. ff,ouu. June 24.-Ihis
- .ae,.vn q, day propeE q Yale
- Tr;a oorninR, beaded BY q
Cci'sszsss ~. @nrrorssios, faculty, ainDni
b4sa - satius chlsses marches 20
- <...rs Cnareh. wnafe tne usual saes-
- - held and diplomas aSsfoeo-
esveen's Bissy.
- Lane q --fhs journals Of
1870 1870 Is Kharsoum Will make
Gses-- 1870 yoaame Of over 500
sad I'll Be published oy hsugo-
n.as 4 Co OF tits city 90 loes,
- - jans Ssh. The bot'k Will
. q stshsd portrait OF GENERAL
eNs n-sax isstru-sed
w---arox. June 2f.-Col DENLY,
49, s...es Minister 20 China, had
1870 With the Presadeot aud
..ssrx 81 STATE today, prior 70 his
apnsrs for Gains
r.ssseusea she G&use % rrsaeie.
w.su,xarez. joe "A The Outbreak
=. sglsgss,ne Indians. whi0h was
g'..e.el HatuFdiy last. has bsen
t-.g.nz les q year or longer. Army
$500 hsre attribute q TO dissatIsfsc
- = tbs part Of Indians at leasing
-. r.rrssfion TO oattleuIen. The
c.-s..ne RESERVATION Is one of the
49,, e the Indian Territory. Il
- sbaat 4,z79.000 aoros. OF
- ss.oaut more thar $4,000 aares are
..--.--slsd BE- eattlensn, who ara graz
- ri herds. The Indians are d.
"a 81 ths question Of leasing the
-. majority apparently being op-
- b Il. Il 10 said hsss BY oftioials
- a.ttiemsn have resorset to quss-
1000 mssh1is ia soaring control Of
- rsashsa. Rspsfts Oh file az the
N. a. the C0mraissi0 aer OF Indian
aF<'rs indieats tnst the leasing OF lands
- IT, oriaiRAl eause Of trouble among
~ Iaaiens. These reports are from
- DER, on the Caeyenne risserva-
- xbe ranks a. one Of tke hest In
a. 1909 Ia the Indian service. he
- spsoiafsd 10 his present position
sbsaI sszr ago Immsdiatsly after
- bis duties, he tnfOrned the
Isisslsr Dspartmsnt that tfouhae vas
.srss,eusi, sud that unless preotation-
~ ,sess1fss we're taken. an outbreak
uozld d inevitable. He asked that
oue sh6ns4nd eayalrymen be cant 10 the
rsasryaiion. AZ . reason fof his state
s,sat ieaat Dyer said that his prede.
sszsor kad NOT sxsraissd strict doatrol
egsr TIE fndians; that they hsd been
sl1spsd 10 do ~ they wished. Mr.. Dyer.
a xssuminR the duties OF the agency,
s1dsassysd 70 c0ntrsl the Indians. He
f.pafis - the Commissioner of Indian
Afzifs that shsy laughed 40 his at
i>mpts. and boosted that the Govern
as1f csnid do nothing With them.
teznf Dyer Vas In Washinat0n some
s1eks since. He urged that 5000 cav.
t'Ymsn Be seat TO the reservation a.
IN - pssable. 70 ''acare the Indians, I"
sd shoU them thai the G0vefument
I'D safiisient force 30 punish taen 10
aeessary. He thpaghs that II this
nzfhod Of ind nencing theGn lsas adept
a insy would be controlled without
.Ip1dshed on either aida. lie said the
Dhayennas we're ~ wariike a. the
zpashss; that they were wall armed,
nd could pat from LOO 70 1900 war
ipss on the warpath al any time.
Esase isall.
NEs YoaK, Tune 2a.-Nsw York 4. BAT
sie0.
oa'olso. Juus 2i.-PhiIadslpaia 2.
Aieaao Y.
Dr.aor. June si.--Proviasnes z. D.
d. Louls, Jane a. Boston 6. 81.
Isais 5,
HenaFiehs Nc sIasvara-
Bosron, June q. Vice Pre,sideat Hen
fieks arrived here early this morning
IL was met By the 0uvsrnaf and e.
crsed 20 Harvard College 10 par+ieipats
} ihe commen4ieuiab exercises.
Shortly after 2 o'clock Icing line OF
enxly 800 alnEnni formed and marched
} ihs MetnoFial Hall, where tha Con
ssneement dinner was enjoyed. Joseph
!. Ghsate presided Among sho.e pres
NJ eers Presidons Eliost. jas. Russell
nwell, Oliver Wendell Holmes. q ~.
.fssr hohinsoal. Woe President Hen
iI'eka, Jndge AaoAr aud Professor Az
azslx
Afisr dinner preaIdsnt Choats, made
brief address Of welcome. kis ON
lnded By tntrsdurlng Prssh5enf Eliot
'ho msae = ahort speech. Vice Presi
snt Henarieka VIA then introduced
L. sAids ''Gausleaien, ! observe thsi
he Governor " y0ar static addresses
on BY tbs e1ldeRring term brothers.
cannot nse shat language In speAkins
, yoli. M edneaiAon was Ia modes
plieRe Of the West, upon the banks oI
ne Ut the fnnst ensautiful streams d
INTO; aud all that | wonid Say Of Har
sra College, is that her coiarso OF
adde's he thorough. When | found
Iyself here to-day I could hardly eel
w 10 was; bat when tho spetrh was
nzde b ron by the President l cams
. unasrstana. for told COS
bal yesterday I was AZ Yah
I'D that ! made thu same femilrks on
1sl occasion. Taeia and now / have
oms b understand the deep affection
hss prevails besunsn the two tnstita
ieaa Laaehiar and appiaasc. A mal
ron ths West can hardly oonfamplats
he Rrsat Institution without some anx
~. Are yea aware that every zeal
"a tarn cut, bellows, nearly u thou
end yenng man Of tAlsAt; far | take II
1at Joang men wha can pass q esuFss
4 sisdy and exaxninAtioa mutt have
slent And they dD not all fiiid shssI
,mpioyment here lin MasaAcausetia
4zng Of them will ileek and reach ths
plsins Of khe West. and hnd jtursuits
laefs; and Some will become judges oal
laefs, and so1isa Physicians. and SOME
ninisters Of Size 9aeJ,el. and sosne poii-
'znsens liaaghaarl, and u h q mttter sl
Ere1s ahxiety 10 tue people OF the west.
~ country what shall Be the character
= - institslian lik0 this. 1 dad thai
'ze eoas Of Harvard are eserlWhera
I'D sosn The intelisst that N eol.tiyaied
te<s hsas fis way isio thu c,ceapationf
- Rufsaiss Of the wtst h Il
- 1t serious concern than this
Hzzllsst thai u educ&thed here
snpald Be sduaatsd % make western 90
rxSs better aud stronger be,,euss Gf ia
ssencs pas Aherep tApplanss) Bat
~ very Riad 30 have tho picisure Of
Hlaaes4the What | have today. NOS u
saksnz 70 Jon. thvagh l would moi ~.
sases s1d yea xill ass Why vhsn eel
~ : esrcanssanes 10 some interest d
s<f nd Of soHia Interests 10 voc,
ses - xsefH sgr, . younz RelltlemaE
- - kt'sEe OF Indiana came q
I. - zza e pnrsae biz studies He uas
- - g : family u talent and enter
I'D ksra be Tnrxned bis stnaiss
:; :. - teAa len years ago tie haessina
3 - institution rssisd upon his head,
Sae 70 our state and ~ Il
- Al suans men Of talsint and
'sszs thai t0ne oat there, be wa
<scssted. and tssfore he hAa been