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treaty with tho uuitea states ,


II is reported that q: treaty has, been conclud.
cd between the government AT Bogota and the
1alnister Of the United states In respect to the
security Of the transit across the isthmus.
This treaty Is said to confer on the United
States government certain rights of guardian
ship Of all transit either BY rail or transit
across the isthmus, with special duties Of pro-
lection to be- exercised in accordance with the
United States Of Colombia. II is understood
that BY this treaty the E Columbian
and United States governments will
cooperate to maintain ieedom of transit
against al obstruction or attempts to obstruct.
II in believed here that the joint control over
the transit route under this treaty will not
only authorize but makesit the duty of the
government to give all aid required in main
tanning the transit route for commerce, mail
and passengers. It has become known here
that the robber, Preston, who burned Colon,
having made his escape, has since then seized
three steam vessels at Porto Bello, with the
help Of which It is feared he may make trouble
him ~ 80 80.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

JUDGE WlLsoN, the new senator
from Mary land, q dry humorist, has
bought two door bells to send to his
colleague, Nj. German. It Is said that
constant tuggging at the German bell
knob has destroyed the tone Of that
bell, and that when Higgins calls the
bell refuses to do duty at all. AS for
Judge Wilson. he is the man around
the corner whom the whole eastern
shore from Cecil to Worcester wants
TO see y s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Uniteu
3a e 81 WorRmen.

III ~ & 81 Wor2men. w
The ninth annual session Of the Grand lodge,
Ancient Order Of United Workmen having
jurisdicton Of Minnesota, Dakota and Mani
toba, was held in St Paul last week
The number Of delegates present was 125.
Fifty-four new members were admitted. Re-
ports were presented by the grand master
workman, grand receiver, grand medical di-
rector, grand recorder, and the representatives
nlation Of the report Of the grand recorder for
the year ended April l, 1855: ,:s ss55
Number of new lodges instituted, g.; charter
membership Of new lodges, 1876; lodges discon-
tinned, 5; number Of lodges in the district, IS;
total membership, !, $50; average age Of NOM
bers, 40; number deaths, 26; number assess.
on hand April ], 1854, 2,240. rs; received dur
ing the year ending March 81, 1885, $4,408, 05;
total, X a6Gs8So Disbursements Disburse-
ments as per itemized expense account,
q, 4S0 81; Old Warrant No. So paid By grand
receiver, $3.50; balance on hand April, 1885,
81, $50. 50, total, 80, GAS So Beneficiary Fund
d Rsos 81 Balance on han April ls %,
81, 1855, 81, o49; total, s5G0s725 Dfsburae-
ments-Warrants drawn as per itemized &C
count, sSo, coo; balance on hand, 1925; total,
Following are tho officers elected for the en-
suing year: II s:s "a 4; Is q.
Z, E: { q 8 y. 4, 81, D E Vance, Winona; q N.
ser; GO, II. F. Burch; G. Rec, j. w. boule,
Rocheste ;G. r., J.. J. Nc ardy, 81 Paul; @.
G., b F. Goodwin; g. w., J. N. Bell. Repre-.
natives to the supreme lodged. e. Vance,
E Roberto, William Cheney. H. III "a s5'
After the election Of officers the session I'D.
oqrned, to meet in St Paul in May, 1885
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

JOHN z. SuLLIvAN Is very fond Of
music, and Tor the last year has had q
colored .quartette constantly travelling
around slulling him to sleep with The
! beautiful g Old Kentucky Home" "I'm
Gwine Down TO Dixie and other
sorlthrln tunes.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

II seems rather difficult to make
any new discovery in medicine which
Frenchmen do not claim to have
known all about for at least a decade
Thus, at the February meeting of the
}Societe de Biologie, NJ. Rabuteau said
( mat the properties Of hydro ,hlorate Of
cocaine were known before 1870; that
in 1872 NJ. Laborde had shown its
tonic effects, and NJ. Demarnes point
ed out its anmsthetic power in q
thesis. SsS.. s s5E5;s .ss
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

Ex-SPEAKER CARLISLE and his wife,.
who are with their married daughter
at Coyington, ~, expect togo to New
1 Orleans the first Of April. Senator and
Mrs. Beck will also go to New Orleans
as soon as the Esenabe adjourns.
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y aaood c.t..sn,. 81 ii. shoot.

Il A Bonito, New Mexico, dispatch says: Msr.
TN Nelson arose from bed and while commit.
ting . robbery shot and killed Dr. william d.
Flynn, late Of Boston, who Was sleeping in he
same room with Nelson Ii The house Of N a
MMaybery Tho firing aroused tho family. when
Nelson shot ma killed Maybery, his wifs And and
t tvse! sona a little daugh Inter was wounded M.
~. NY; ~ neighbor was alarmed and came 70
supposed the murderer Yemainei 4, Ina Sa,,a =
and zen citizens watched to prevent Ills escaue
3Dnt a. 9: -. the guard was surprised 70 heaI
2 sshot from the rear, and Herman, Bed saII
dead =! Nelson then came down the strest. III.
M,ng nus Winchester, until ho was shot dead.
st sansa Waen sane, was o good citizen. ne
came saln mere four years ago from Nebraska
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Arrest q : Gay aall.nt.

SAdolph b Kleecamp, The gentleman With
numerous aliases, whose recent exploits in the
West matrimonial and otherwise, attracted
the attention; OF the police Of that section to
him, was brought to New York city by Two
detectives He was wanted here on thesscharge
Of stealing $3.50 from Two brothers named
Quinlan, whom be met While crossing the
Atlantic. Kleeoamp pleaded Guilty and viii be
sentenced. There are numerous other charges
Of similar nature agsinst him In this city.
He is also wanted ID Los Angeles Tor
awtndling and bigamy, and in San Francisco
for Hix thousand dollar confidence seal.
The man has married two women recently, one
q Mics Taylor, of Rockville III. and another d
wealthy widow named Richards, IN California.
He y said to have takenss lot of money from
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14
Arrighttul Hxpsr1en.oe q the ocean \, 3, ,

FL, q I1E AttuA 66Qe11euce on the OCEAN VI
y New York Special: The steamship Germanic,
Of the White Star line sailed into this port
last Saturday looking .prim and neat that no
one would have imagined her to be the vessel
that came 30 near to being wrecked of the
Irish coast in the terrible storm OF April She
reached this city for the first time since the
trouble Can't. Kennedy, her commander, your
correspo rdentf onnd on the ship, telling the
captain is seaman Of forty-two years' exper.
fence. He said: s a 81 , ". = rs
I shall never wonder any more how 1t happens
that stout, well. built vessel puts out to eea
and is never heard Of again. In my expeli-
ence have encountered bad storms, but never
morning. Il she had not been 8 good ship.
none would ever have known what had be,
come Of us. He was prepared for tho storm.
and had been fighting heavy waves for twenty.
four hours stood here in the wheelhouse
At ~ O'clock and the air was 60 filed with fly-
the water appeared like wall as high az the
tops Of our smokestacks right in the course Of
the ship, 1t is not more than a hundred feet
away. We pointed right into 1t, and the boat
tried hard 70 ride, but she could not do much.
one one was buried from stem 70 stern; you can tell
Sron dscf l. w eGs snd Sss s
stove big hole In the deck. a sailor was also
washed overheard was In the wieelhouse
when II stove in, and was unconscious for .
minute or two. was struck on the head Nv
compasses were gone, and the ship was
@!satsippeL Heavy seas were still running and
u took three hours to get turned around and
pointed back to tho shore. The cabin was, full
Of water, waist deep, and many passengers
am and SAILORS wore hurt Il the bulwarks had
poan sotta instead q ratings, which let the
swanped y tI4 a z, ~ Z ISL .'ssls
WAS there PAM, among the plssenrrsps
they We're badly frightened, but behaved
well under the circumstances. y s. IA
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/ Phslan's Assasainrt Acquired d.

& The trisl OF Richard Short, for the attempted
assassination Of Capt Phelan, id New York, re-
suited in Shorts acquittaL Richard Short was
sworn in his own defense, and related the same
side. The jury then retired Having made
known that an agreement had been reached,
they we're brought into court and asked what
their verdict was Not guilty, = answered the
foreman. Shorts friends set up q tremendous
shout but were quickly suppressed The judge
verdict You are discharged from all further
service on this panel. The prisoner was then
discharged. & : ~
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SUMMARY or NEWS or THR WEEK
& q Dakota Judioiai Appointmsnt.

q Dakota Judinia1 Appointmsnt.
\ Capt William b Mcconnell Of Fargo, Dak.,
has been appointed associate Justice OF Dako-
h. vicaA A hudson, whose commission has
expired BE was endorsed by the entire bar
Of Forge, Grand Forks, jamestown and Bis
march, a. well rs by the Dakota legislature,
the Indiana senators and members in congress.
Fargo, OAK, Special The appointment Of
". 3. Mcdonnell Of this city to be- Judge of the
Sixth judicial district vice Judge Hudson,
commission expired, gives.very general salts
faction. The most formidable opponent Of
1ndge Mcconnell was Hon. .. Benton Of this
city, bnt Senator Voorhees, Of Indiana pushed
Mr.. McConnell's case with such ylgor as to
overcome all opposition. Judge cConnell is
. Democrat Of unqueshoned Integrity and will
make an exceedingly satisfactory Judge
". B. Mcconnell was born in Angola, Ind
thirty: nine years ago, where his father attained
to political prominence, being member OF the
territorial legislature and friend Of Lewis
Oass. His mother was sister OF Gen Nc
Pherson. After graduating at Notre Dame,
South Bend, Judge Mcconnell studied law at
indianapolis and was admitted to the bar. He
went to Dakota in November, 1879, and COM
menced In the practice Of his profession. In
1881 he married, in Indiana, the niece Of Con
MCPHERSON. He successfully held the position
OF attorney for the Northern Pacific ct Fargo
and member OF the board Of education, and de-
clined an election as city attorney. ~;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

LAWRENCE .BARRETT. has just con.
stribnted stofthe monument fund OF the
\ 2e.h Massac husetts regiment Of yolun-
teers, who served in the civil war. Mr..
Barrett was captain Of Company B in
that regiment from Oct. 8, 1861, till.
August, 1868. .5S;i
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( FOREIGN NEWS wi GOSSIP.

SSS'oA<
Among the demands Of Japan upon China in
settlement Of the trouble in Corea, 10 one fol
over u, O00, 900 indemnity. II. If s!s 4.
Canadian parliament adopted an amendment
to the Scott act allowing tho sale Of beer, ale,
porter and light wines in counties where the
Scott act is in forces q e, .,i,
The chamber Of deputies adopted S0S to 81,
he@treaty concluded Aug. q, 1888. between
France and Anaam. NJ. de Freycinet, minister
had been virtually in force during the past
eighteen month"; A credit OF $120, 600 was
adopted by the: chamber to defray the expense
of laying q submarine cable to 1onquin.
The progress of negotiations between Gran.
vile and De staal tends to be simple declara-
tion by Russia that she is ready to submit
to arbitration, failing concord in the interpre-
itahon Of the convention of March II. The
rise OF English and foreign securities reached
the 9th inst what is believed to be the highest
point, under bear purchases to cover. There
were new symptoms Of slight reaction.
Advices from St Vincent report that while
the Messageries Franchise steamer Viii dc
Mar SELL was on her way to Bnenos Ayres the
emigrants on board mutinied, owing to the bad
food furnished They were finally overpow-
cred, after desperate fight in which the cap
tain and several Of the crew were badly
wounded. Ten Of the passengers were killed
or wounded. The vessel put into St Vincent
where she is guarded by . French cruiser.
I'm the commons Conservative amendment
t. the English registry Of voters bill, provid-
ing that the cost Of registry be charged to the
treasury instead Of local towns, was rejected by
24O to PSI. The result Of the vote was received
l,tr L.
asked Gladstone whether, in the face Of the
small ajority, he would further consider the
question. Gladstone said he would abide by
the decision Of the house e. 4 81
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THE {, cR1M1NAL CALENDAR.


George W Trip of Freyille, N y, aged
seventy eight, hanged himself because his wife
was dying of cancer. {. e;
William Il, Cooke, once civil engineer and
worth *20o, 900, blew out his brains in Pittsburg
recently. Booze did it 4 Ssjss
\ Ex-Representative Byron sHllwen. Of Ash
land county, Ohio, has been arrested on com
plant Of Mary b Wiley, on change Of seduc-
ton. "a; ~; 80 5ffl Is Y .$ss5s3
At Bonito, N NJ, Martin Nelson, ..sane and
. good citizen, killed seven persons and had
to be shot down in the street before he wass
pacified. +, -s$ .s. & 81
/ At Fort Smith, Ark, Mitchell Anderson, .
Choctaw, aged seventeen, was executed by
shooting. He murdered another Choctaw boy,
named Winchester, for his money. u 4
The Boston victim OF the Bonito IN. M trag-
etly was William h Finn, druggist Of Wash
ington village, who was in New Mexico for the
benefit of his health. He was post commander
Of Taylor council, Legion Of Honor
4 Mrs. Lena Stebenlaub Of Greensburg, Pa.
died at the residence Of Mrs. Louisa Brown in
Pittsburg, from the effects of m abortion, and
Dr.. 9: l. Hall, practicing physician, was ar
rested and charged with committing the crime.
The Jury in the case Of Prof. Hjalmar HART
Borjeison, charged with having slapped the
child Of David W. Toucy, of Westhampton, u.
e, in 1855, and thereby caused the boy q deaf
ness. brought in averdict for $500 against the
professor. Z. 81. h ss:ass
Frank Miller and William Scott colored
man, gotinto quarrel about some trivial mat
Ter IN West Liberty, Ohio, when Scott went TO
his home and procured q revolver, and return
ing met Miller and fired two shots, one Of which
went through his heart
4 W. e. Horton Of New York was robbed Of
500 in sleeping car on the Michigan South
ern railroad, between Buffalo and Chicago,
Another passenger lost $780, z a man who lad
ticket to Chicago wgs missing, and q picture
resembling him was found in tho rogue's gal.
Elery in Chicago #s s3 80 4. 3s'i@5s
a burglar entered the house Of Congress man
Bynum, indianapolis, and demanded money.
Mr. BynHm is in Washington. and his wife
was alone in tho house with domestic. She
gave the burglar IS, which only exasperated
him, and he attempted to assault her, But she
escaped and fed to neil hbor's
"a. 3. Roh. Joseph Rofr and q. L ,Ror q
Gainesville, Tex, have :ofrered . rewasd eof
81, 500 for the capture Of James and aPinkp
Lee and Edward Steen, of tho gang who n1ur
dered Andrew and James Rot, James GUY and
others In the fight at Lees ranch, near Gaddo
creek, ~ q, on May Or ~, 900 for tho arrest
of either Of them 5ssss
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex-Attorney General Brewster sold his valu-
able law library Of 5000 volumns last week in
Philadelphia, and will sad for Europe i'll June.
Gen. Mcclellan will visit the Antetam battle:
field on the 30th inst, for the first time since be
was in the battle there He will deliver the
Decoration day address. XIX z & {.
Hon. Roscoe Gonkling argued case he had
In q Chicago court, and there was not
standing room, tho crowd was 30 great, many
ladies being present After court adjourned
he was surrounded by admiring throngs, and
had to give his autograph to numerous appl-
cants ~ s 80 {
4 At the reunion OF the Army; Of the Potamac
Of Baltimore, Gen. Grant was reelected COM
mander Gen. King read the following tele-
gram from Gen. Grant: ePlease thank the
members Of the Society. Of the Potomac for
their Partially in elecing me for the second
time their president Iwish my health prom
ised the probability of my being at the next
meeting I would regard it IS providential
should I be able to attend I accept the honor
without the hope Of performing the duties Of
the Office, Wishing all members many happy
reunions, I remain. etc ..ssss
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FROM wAsH1NaToN.

The president commissioned L r. Edwards
as postmaster Of Waterloo, Iowa .sgS.5. z,
Nelson F. Acers was appointed collector Of
Internal revenue for Kansas, vice John G. Car
penter suspended q s5t5i5 x a rs. ;Si5 Il
Y Col Harrison Adreon, whose commission as
postmaster at Baltimore expires soon, viii
probably be reappointed So $3.50 S n
The New York World reiterates the story
that the president was shot at while returning
10 Washington 1t says there Is an effort to
suppress the facts in the case
MIR. Nimro was removed from the bureau Of
statistics. Among number Of postofice re-
moyals, the name Of Frank ". Palmer an
RSnls : oarnms 'uad = appointed 70 succeed
The commissioner Of pensions says that the
clerks IN his department did more work during
the month Of April than during any other month
since the pension Office has been in existence.
Ihis showing is made by the reports Of the
various divisions. l4 .5ilzr 3 q
Mr.. Nesbitt, chief clerk OF the agricultural
department, thinks that the silk industry Is des-
tined to spring up among farm women all over
the country and give them that profitable en-
ployment which they lost years ago by the intro
ducnon Of labor-saying machinery,
IS y -, VI = f2 81 y
2. ueofge Yest 0r:, son Of the Missouri senator
has been selected by Secretary Bayard to visit
the consulates Of the United statas n Enrone -
sscertain their Condition a. to eff;ciencY ~, =.
requirements. and r. make oenarsI ;ns,, anu
ton OF the consular service on that continent
The gold medal Of the Military Service insti-
tuition Of the United States for the nr;za ESSAY
Of 1884, on tpThe Necessity for Close Ralations
Between the Army and tba speonla ana II
Best Method Of AccomnIishine the HASN'T , hos
been awarded to Capt a. r. Price F; iits
United States cavalry. The easav ~ Tent n n
g Dudley, Second United States artiliary. was
deemed next IN order Of merits 81 : = - = =
3. =.
a declslon involving the legality Of criminal
,,sss4 Y nlornanoh 1ns.ead o. 1ndiet-
sn aa lenuelea y me 1e tle supreme
Wiiians nat;tng On ~ e ease 9.
The opinion holds that person sensencad u t.
imprisonment for an Infamous crime without
shaviDg been indicted bY;a grand inry. "a Tes
quired by the fifth amendment Of tl1e 'consti-
tuition, is entitled to Be dischsrped On l1abeaa
corpna =
90. 8, q.
80 heaVy square box, wrapped in red tape and
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-05-14

Is When the English man -of-war CANADA ar.
rived at New York, the captain handed sealed
instructions from his home Office to Comm,n-
DER Hand Of the Garnet Thoy were to bs
gba On receipt OF dispatch from Halifax
! oeing opened, ordered the Garnet e proceed
/ o. o. once TO sea, without letting one know her
destination until after the shin pot1 clpar ~
tliis coast Within half IN hour the Garnet
aMeighed anchor, hoistel her sails and was ~
f. asr way down the narrows The departure
was . CONF esurprise TO evory one. go
!, The viii Of Capt 9. N. Paine, president of
the Paine Lumber company; who was burr,ad
~ Oshkosh, leaves to Lawrence university q
Appleton, $50 900, and to the Young Me,,.
Christian association Of Osiikosh eli tYT51 Ns;tt
" bequest is available until a ianse ~ tSus
years, without interest Provisions nrr siso
eus s siat qtnto generous amounts will % fnyv
s sa e!ecnhg soldiers' monument In the eemal
2.ery II this city. The estate is estin,ateI !
saiued Of 2 quarter Of o million q -
3 /. The executive committee Of the National on
lle and Horse Growers association I, NJ
United States gives tho following percentsoa
q losses on cattle during tho mast win, =.
Arizona, " Of i per cent; 'Canada T ~ 4:
..aa y lowe, Of Il Indian Territnrv
70 9; Kansas, 2; Montana, s 70 &. NevaIe "a 2
M INV mexico l, OF West Nebraska. = IA n.
W vSsas, g 8 Wyoming 4to s; ID Minnesots
and Other statas and Territories no
~. -.
3 E :. n ,e hali storm, which passed along liz
e. iennesaee Virginia 4 aeorgla road va VI
productive Of great damage Han a. i. ~ 3
mems al eggs fell Harrison,s mill nasr nsa.S
laa MAJ baenn We blown down demolishing tho
sons wera .o,o oss 4, about sl9 O0 Several pr.
dia Eve houses near Dixie WeSa Sa nsn VA
5a 90 sSyO9 Tho cotton al along IA ill.,
wa beaten into the GROUND. sno iln Y
!, me .l Chicago university was so ID by In
United States marshal under tlle n,o,to, y, -
held by the Union Mutual Life ina, y. $50
PAP q Maine There was only ono iii sS,E
wv made w representative 81 tha tnsr vs,D,-
company lts total claim was about ssiiS M.
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! rrr nr,nIrr,. n Y, =,
"a Flying Column From aattleford arisk-
" Engages Poundmaksr's Band Of 1a ul'

AFlyinr Column From aattleford Brisk-
" Hngages Poundmaksr's Band Of 11-
dians. !, Il Il 9Si, A; Il s "a VS.
Battleford, May s, via Saskatchewan Land
ing, May 6To-dsy flying column under
command Of Col Otter numbering 800, COM
prising mounted police under Herchmer, men
from the Queens Own Rifles, "B" battery,
Ottawa Foot Guards and "Cs company, Dc,
sides mounted police from Battletord, mad
IN engagement with Poundmaker's forces
on their reserve. The Indians numbered oOo
The fight lasted from o'clock in the morning
till noon, aud was most holly contested through,
cut The losses on Otter's side were eight
killed md twelve wounded The Indian loss Is
estimated at fifty Following is the List y q tho
Buglar Burke. Foot Guards-Private 0sgood,
Private Rogers. SOP Company-Priyate
Dobbs, Bugler Faulkner 5gt}i.55Iff3 .i ~
Poundmaker is one of the most restless OF the
restless chiefs Of the Northwest He has Al
ways been source OF trouble to the govern
ment, but was borne with because Of the large
number Of followers he had. Poundmaker was
the cause Of the frat Indian outrages IN the
present difficulties, and to his door may be laid
the entire Indian rising. ...,.Ea
Further. particulars Of Otters battle indicate
that the Indians fought with GOODNESS and
bravery, but they we're poorly armed i. Many
equal to the braves Although exhausted af7
ter the long march, Otter's column fought
steadily for seven hours, by which time the
Indians seemed to have enough and retired for
q short distance. Otter took advantage Of this
to draw his men back for rest and refresh-
ment The Indians do not deem themselves
defeated. It is now believed that the first
blow which will end in a long and bloody In
dian war has boon struck "a: IA n
QUE OWN INDIANS.
Mr.. Lyon, OF the board Of Indian commits
sioners, was asked in New York. aDo you fear
any uprising Of the Indians, because Of the re-
5bellion in the British Territory r. a 30 /.
Some Of our bad Indians, he replied,
"those Of fighting disposition, will nndoubs-
eddy 60 over to those who are now fighting,
but We do not anticipate trouble to any extent:
The Indians, as rule, seem to be satisfied at
present since the extra appropriations were
starved II trouble arose through. Riel's iIdau-
ence among the Indians, itwonld be among the
Gros Ventre, Piegan, Blood, Blackfeet5 and
River Grow tribes, all Of whom have thNir
reservations on the Montana frontier, which
separates the United States from the British
possessions. Z X NJ Ss3.fi y.