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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
Saturday, April is, 1884,

The Adventists have predicted the end of the: world forty-nine times in thirty,six years, and the old globe is lively and kicking yet.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Perhaps the most encouraging feature of the commercial situation at the present time, says the N. I. World, is the condition of our foreign trade, Last week, for instance, the exports of domestic products from this port showed an increase of about $400, ,00o and the imports falling of of nearly .S5, 1000 as compared with the cor responding period last year. On the one hand the increased exports show that we are finding a better market for our surplus products of 1884, while on the other hand the diminished in- portations indicate clearly that the American people have learned a wholesome lesson in economy from the depressed condition of business since the memorable boom" of 1880, The change must prove of lasting ben eft to all legitimate interests.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

The new Postmaster-General mar rOwly escaped suffocation on Tuesday, While sitting in hls office he accident ally slipped of of his chair, and Tn his efforts to recover bis eqilibrium he elutched and overturned table con- taining mass of applications for post offices, all of which had been received that day, He was buried four feet deep under the flood of petitions, but was rescued after half hours labor and restored to constituencies Nor ristoRn HeFald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

An Alabama editor winds pP an editorial on the corn crop with the re- mark: "we have on exhibition in our sanctum pair of magnificent ears.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
$500 Reward.
10 Capital Seeking investment.

\ OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- A est in the two copper claims, with a large amount Of nigga grade copper ore iR sight PieHts Of wood and water on the claims l want s35D00 to buy outstanding interests develop claims and put them in bullion producing condition l will repay tbis 351aa ont af the first copper produced, leaving YOU with ung-haH interest In two go0d developed claims, with good reduc- ti0n works on p{ppetty, You can secaTe yourself by drfsis to claiIgs and alI inl- protemrRts until money iS 4taid tack, then divide property and gn ahead.
 Who wants to investigate this in good faith2
 Cal ca or address JOHN D. BURGESS, punlap Pastuiiice, Graham County, Arizo- na. via Fcrt Giant sept s-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
pr. MIN TIE.
{SPEeIALisT AND GE&prATEl Nc. III, Eearny st., san Ersncisoo, Cal. Treats all Chronic. Special and Pirate
 Diseases With Wonderful Success.
The Great Elnglibh Remedy.

iR never fkiliBg enra far NefYoos debility exkAExs
 esl vitality, Seminal weak ness spcrlnRtorhoA Lesx MANHOOD, fInpesencs Paralysis, Prosss toTrAnd and all tae terrible rGrcts of Seli-abase yaptAfuifs! lbs, and escesses in ma tnrer yBars snca at inee et IRsaiory, I.asittso, AuelitfAai elalSsions, essa sts,f, "A .,s..F@ rNt...
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
sg0o BEWARE.

Cruss on lcft hip. Far glarkS--cFOp of right and HndeT-cut In each ear.
 The aboFe reward will bp paid by the un- dcrsigned for information that win lead to the conviction of any one guilty of dcfaeIng, altering 0r in any way changing the aiioTe described brands CT ear marks or stealing cattle hearing them.
 uGe-~MrHillen. Post Office address Globe, Gila County. 4. T.
 aug. g-tf P. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
N. '. Z N N l..eA.

IFsgSkS ESgsF Eefes TEE@ CHEAT gs% N ssEss sssssles x { ss& STR ESsaT HEN lt kss} ~ SB AM BAQS REM EgBE
 }. x. K. 5. ]. ... is kR %MEE8 and Nerve EGbNEe' Ikkl \, v. is tlle legitimate re Is sutFOf over 20 years Iss A sS & ss>& of practical eXperi- IsNs$S slgsy M EgA N euce, aad CURES NJ " gfsssR WITH IiNFAIL- sss N s8 cal Debility, Selflin- al Weablies8, SDpFmatt0rrma, Pr0stafh3r- rlira, Emissions, lnFQtegHy, Exhausted Vitality, pianattlre Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in aF its complications and from Whateverc rcalse produced IteHricheS Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Repre- dBctiyr Organs, Physical and Mental Fac ulties. ft stops any unnatural facilitating strain on the system preventing iuFolua- tary losses, facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine, gtc., 70 destructive to mind and body. Ii Is 2 sure eiiminatOT of al KIDNEY and BLADDER COM PLANTS. IL contains no injurious ingre- iients. To THOSE SUFFERING FROM THE EVIL EFFECTS OF YOUTHFUL TNDisCRE- TEoNs on ENCEssEs, 4 SPEEDY, THOROUGH AND PERMANENT CURE IS GIARAh- FEED. Price, &2 go per bottle, or five bot ties iii case, with fall directions and advice, for Sl0. Sent secure from observation tO any address upon receipt Of price, CT C. c. D. To be had only Of
 DR. c. D. sALFiELD, 2i6 EEkRNY ST., San Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly confidential by letteF or at office, r REE. For the convenience of patients, and in or der t0 insure perfect secrecy, have adopt ed a private address, under which all pack ages viii be forwarded
 Trial Bottle Fgea aSf'9' ma. s.a 'G ss 'sg ss9s S sS any one applying by letter. stating luis symptoms ana age. Communications strict- N confidential, ian 2-H
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
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Regniar communication 0f Whise Noun. tain Lodge, Mo. 5, N N gnaas. Thursday on or ssarcseifng eacl fflll Moon solosirfang Brethren tn good stand. ing cordially fnvisei
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
EnGiaud and RussIa

Russia has more soldiers and more ships of war than any other country in the world. In her standing army there are 760,00Q men, and she has 35S ships in her navy. It costs SIPS. 0OO,O0O year to keep her military establishments on their peace footing, and her military authorities say they can place 2,300,0 900 trained men under arms in war tima, The Eaglish stand. ing army is 182.000 men. This iu- cludes the English regular troops serving in India The English war office authorities profess to be able to put G42,000 well.drilled and effective British troops in the field if called on to do so. Tins does not include the In. dian auxiliary forces, which would swell the total British forces at home and abroad to over l ,000,000 men. It costs England S9Q00O00O a year to keep up it's regular army. In 1853 there were 52,000 Irish soldiers in the English army; now there are only 8l,ooo. In 1858 6 great number of Irishmen from the Tipperary, Armagh, Kilkenny and other Irish militia regi- ments volunteered for active service, and were sent to the Grimea. The English navy contains 28S ships But while the Russian navy contains more vessels than the English navy. it must be remembered that England spends three times as much on her navy as Russia spends on hers.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Southern California carries away the ralm for the citrus fruits over the whole world at the New Orleans Ex- position. Gold medals, silver medals and honorable mentions are simply pouring in upon us. In the flush of ultation over this splendid result that most Angeleuos are hable to forget their own county also, at an earlier stage, took the premium for the twen- ty-si1 finest varieties of apples over the whole worid.--Los Angeles Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18


 The song of home grew out of a homeless life, as Milton sang Of light when he was blind and Bunyan wrote of the pilgrims progress when man. acled in a prison There is no place like home, People who live in board ing houses sing 1t. If the daughter of a Methodist minister remembers the home of her childbood, her memory must be 2 polyglot Home iswoman < temple. There she is goddess and yo- tary both She is also usually iani- tor A nan loves his home because 1t is refuge. He asso loves it because there he is great man; there he is governor or at least he is lientenant, governor And anyhow ne is certain to Do secretary of ahe treasury. The world forgets us when we pass away, bat the bome love forgets our wees exsggerates our virtues until they outnulnber the stars in the heavens, and hands our names down, as long IS the estate holds olit.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

In the matter of temperance legts. lation the Southern States are deter mined not to be left behind. A law has been passed in Alabama designed to promote sobriety among State, county, and municipal officers by prohibiting them from indulging in ardent spirits while engaged rn their official duties. It is reported that a prshibitory constitutional amendment has passed the Texas Legislature by an overwhelming vote.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
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Regular meeting of Globe Lsstige No. 6, |. o. z. ", on Mclaay night ot each wuek. at Masonic uall
 All brothers fn good standing are cordially invited. AT3oNzc D l.sf1.Ev, :, N ~
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

oi tisiea, Noises R ths Head me vital fluid pNaSu. iag unehsenet in fhe urine and many ethes ais. eases tkakt issa Co fSssnity aBd death
 BH. HEATXEwiA ag5ssr t0 forfeit Ffyx Tramkrn potlsss for ease ef this Kind ,As VITAL REsTtsRk FIVE Nlldef his special adv s at tFvtnicEt)w w1 nos eafe, or eI anything nlpuFs iiufioos fond h is kftk. 9shNBhE treats sN private diSeases sssscesa- iEBy wAhant ncroufy. Generalization Free Thorough eseniination and advice including Anal, SIS ~ 1Fe a aa I'll Priee q VITAL Rssf0axsiyr ss ig bottle er tq0r times the quantity sa spaFs tc my addriss upon receipt os price CT c o n seeare rpai obsgrN asien, and In private BaiIe fl sesi.s hs
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Several young men who attended a naturalization seance in St. Louis found opportunity secretly to place a a number of draughtsmen's tacks, points up. on the floor in front of the cabinet. A spirit, materialized in due time, stepped out of the cabinet iu the darkness, screamed and ran into the hall. "Its feet were studded with taoks," says a St. Louis newspaper; it was in the hospital for week, and its next appearance was in small and distant town.-Chicago.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

Ny-ON\eN
 y2R FRgsgyg. EssSEsskRg.
 6H EgES2 REsFgY ST SFcA Established fs,r tl,a sch,I.tlac ard speedy Cure of Chronic, NeYyusis and special Dis eases
 TIE EXPERT STTClLIST. m All. EA, As IS WELL. KNOWN, IS I regular graduated Physician, edlca- ted at l5oWduifi College ana University oi Michigan. lfe has deltaed a lifetime t0 and $ acknowledged ta De, the most eNlje1f sur. gcOil in his sIaSltg on the Pacific Coast
 ACeIl rNCs MEN And pliddla-aged aen, wfo are suffering from the effects 0f 1uufhfHi IndiseTelioMs or IxeessRs iil HatilGpl ears, Nervous and Physical Debility, Impotence, Lost Man hood, confusion ot ideas, dull eyes, aver ion % suciety, despendeneg pinnles on tie faeer loss 0f energy and raelaprA, frequency ofpTinating, tc RehRlnhertllat N com. tlye power, ilse Doctor has So alTanged his treatment that it will not anly afford inime- diate relief bHf permanent
 HOSPITAL EXPERIENCES, HaHing been surgeon in charge Of two leading hospitals elablps me to treat all private tf0ubifs Niih excellent results. l wish t distinctly understood that I d0 not csalni tp peff0Ir possibilities, CT O have niiraeniQHs 0r snpefn9tslrai power 1 claim only O be skilifal and successful PiI5si- eian and surgeon, t8aFgUgstg informed in my speelntty
 nESEs.9SEal0E gEAG.
 All applying 70 me psill YerelYa lBy 6oa est Qpiafsa f theif eomQlail.t v esperi- n4enling. Twill giiaGaalee | p9sj3tts 6gyc in every case l undertake, df faFteiG i GOO: Ionsalfafi9n in office or hy letter FREE and strictly private EhaFges reasoRable Thor ough exanliaatl0n, inelndsng chemical and analysis ois urine and advice, s5Da Ialt 0r atldyess
 EpE ALLEN. 2s5f Eearney Str6et, San Francisco, Cal Office hours 9 to 5 daily, to eyaning. Sundays, 2 t0 l@ only
 P.h. have q WEIGHT AnLE C03GPOrSE. tie result of aRaAs gtcrg of special practice and hand study 8hioA under piy sisscit advice Adg nereg fa}ktd ~ sattsss in thB clra as I.osT aiANli904t, Pis0Sr TGKRlEA, eta.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
eaoN REMARD.
e25o REw ARD.

t.v.4 The ah0ye reward will Rvgy-sS&l be paid for the detectigH and coEy ietion Of any
 person or persons caught \ stealing 0r killing any gNN T cattle of the above brand. saslsa1s4asAs.E ' JOHN KENNEDY.
 Globe, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
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| SEQ ISSG RAAAlN, RRAYT0R & Co. t27, FIRST STREET, SAa FRANCISCO.
 BRANCH WORKS, Chicago. BUILDERS of Mining Machinery.

ElIANTS FGR GOLD AND SILVER Mills, embracing the atast aIld most improved nlactiHgr9 and processes iuE base and fres nr3s. Water Jacket Smelling Furnaces for silver, ie&d and c0ppcI ores, with ne8 and important Improvements, stl- peri0r 70 allS utlIfg make. iEolstiRg iEUTlgs, Pumping ulWhites, Chiarldizing Furnaces, etc We offer our et@tGmcts ElIe best Ee- sults 0f thirty years experience iIa this spe- ciai flgie nf wct k and ate prepared Q fuFIi- iah trum SaA trailcts8t oG Chicago tlC most approved character oi Miaing sEa Reduc- ton Machinery, sBpeYlof liI design and con structien 70 silat eT any CtAeI E.ake aI tue lowest possible prices. N'e also q ptiact tu deliver, in complete running ord ', Mills, Furnaces, IlDiStug Works, ete, in any Of the Mining Siafes and Territories. Estim- ates given 0n application. Send for illus trateti circular.
 Chicago Office, Ia2 Dearborn St,
 WILLIS c D0DD Manager,
 New York Office. 25 Broadway,
 HENRY K, MURRAY, Manager. ianlT~iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

DN. sFFNTAE'@ IkSGney Renaedy Mes PRsFF tsswln. cis7gs si si8csas Kidney and Maaass talnflalgfs GoH9flius G1tsf featastriase. Ferssia s all ssnagsts sl % bottle siS hotties sS ~ ss
 A9ata MfNFEE'S Bbapdesson RfiTa srs Ike bsst md cheapet DssFsfTic asd {liLl9g cure sa ne hRANets fpf S4ie ai afugstsss ls-z
 w saNPIE BoTTIE. FBEE. sers os sgpsa.. @AtipH TT letsef stating symptoms Rx sHd Aaa NaAsaslnsafiena stliitls s4ssIeagia3s
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
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American Exchange H0t9l,
 sANs02IE STREET, opposate wells Parso 3 Cos Ezpress
 SAN FRANCISCO.

YEsIliS HOTEL hayiDE changed hanas is new nrdBr
 the espmieac4a spAfa ggraaNt uf UHAS MONT a0MEB \ who MI siaze 10 lahar qr typstss e fpF nab EM hs guests tbe ao2he1rts 8g horaa The Htei is 10 he yee esntia af business and # epaaeCtsd aith all tl4e eahng busieg aRAe iil tel Bhae Nhieh is for the nNe 9i guests ERe trayeiTE pfic si fad the t1gtsbls and resPonsbls in the city TABLE RIhsl CLASS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18
Board with Rooms SI, Sl.25 and Sl.5o
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2l0 000s sss ssss.s elss sss ig.I Sy N, sgs 9. Y .
 get .ffee. a package ot g9pfls of large value, thar will start y0u ili work tlnt W il at oiiee bring you iH money faster than snything else in Anerfca All about the S2o0GDa in presents with eaeli h0x Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex, fQg III tue time ar spare lime Uniy5 % work f0f gs at ghelr 0HI, homes FortHaes fer aII workers absbltltpl lg asstred Don't delay H IlALLRT & Co, Poftland, alaine feb2lty
Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

EF0R SAlH.--l@o franle iioases--0ne " eolitainillg fhree foGl1s afd tle oiher two, The pFeperty s eiigibIy situated
 Ssricc Low. For particulars aplly at tlle BELt office.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

seS- Special indnceznents to cash buyars tiiye ns 4 cals bes sore pnYaEassng slsewhora
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-18

IeSTAIsI4TsIIED, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SOUTH FRAMINGHANf, Mass, April 24.-Ihe
largest In South Framngam since ssJ occurred last
night when the large boot factory OF Bridges Co.. on
Wayerlyst, was entirely destroyed and 5000 cases OF
boots were burned The loss the building, stock etc.
will amount to about 5000 0OO About 200 persons VIII
be thrown work until the shop is rebuilt Inc IN
is placed through Boston agency and amounts
to about 100000, divided among one hundred eompa-
PROVIDENCE, April 2i-The summer homo OF IRA H.
Wilbur. at Darlington was entirely destroyed Dy hre
last night The loss $4,000 insurance $4,000 In the
Providence Mutual Company.
WORCESTER, Mass April 2i-The losses py last nlsi'
lre and the insurance arc as follows Charles BAKER,
loss on building $500 insurance, $4,000, In the Com
necticut Company. Colby Porter, lasts $Soooi lh-
sured for $1,000 each IN the Imperial aud Northern anu
81 900 each in the German American, Phenix OF Lon
don, Commercial Union and Merchants, OF PfoVldehco'
Glasgow Thread Company. loss from $1,000 to $oooo'
insured for SO 600 in the New-uampshire Commerce.
Glcns Falls Savage and Perry insurance companies.
The loss of the Worcester Moulding works mas hot
estimated but the stock, worth 30 600, and inc a.h
merry were badly damaged Insured for $500 each IN e
orient Western American Central, Guardian, German-
American, Northern Gcrmana, Commercial unioh I'M
peria and Franklin.
PrTsnURG, April PA fire this morning destroyed
the store and mould and grinding departments OF
Atterbury * Co.'s glass works. in South Tenth-st Ihe
loss Is 81 900 insurance, SlOOOo
PErERBoRo, n. H., April 24.-The steam saw-nill OF
A. C. Wheelwrght was burned this morning. Inc loss is
80 900 insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
ANSWERING A COMPLIANT FROM zoAA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 81 (SpecldD.-T. D.
Peterson & Brother. in answer TO attack made BY
Zola on American publishers aud especially for sending
out book called "Nana's Daughter" under his name,
say that their firm the Grst to publish the book In
this country. "Our translation" says the firm, "wss
made from advance sheets Of serial In one Of the Paris
newspapers. No prctence ever made that IL was
written by Zoa. In the edition translated and published
by u.s. the names OF A. slrvor and H. Feyerdcr appear
as the authors with note Of dedication TO NJ lola We
received but one letter from Zoa. In that letter he
asked: what will you give me II send you In
advance n copy Of the story that y0u can publish u
In America IN newspaper nj the same time "a the
lie Gatois or book form the time as Charpen-
tier To his replied Immediately 10 the ehect that
not possible 10 put his works ON the market IN
America until after thorough cXpur .atOu that Wc had
spent large sums In advertising his books ten of which
We published, and that only two had paid expenses
I,Assomor and Mana: that II would be impossible for
us to estimate value until had read It, To this
have never received "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
MIDDLETON ENGAGES THE ENEMY.
THE REBELS SURROUNDED IN A RAvlNE.
MONTANA INDIANS JOINING RIEL-voLUNIEEH9
STARVING.

MONTANA INDIANS JOINING RIEL-VoLUNIEEH9
STARVING.
WINNIPEG, April PA Clarke's crossing 3
lust returned from the North brings the o
lowing particulars Of engagement with inc
south OF Batouche The insurgents had taken ground
on the edge of deep ravine from which they pourcu
deadly fire into the advancing column. When the mes
senger left scepe the fight was still raging Ihe "hoe
number in the ravine estimated at 800. General
Middletons hat was shot through but he escaped un
iured The rayne entirely surrounded and there Is ho
possibility OF escape for the rebels.
ST. PAUL, April PA Fargo, Dakota, dis
patch to The Globe Says Forrest just returned rom
the National Park reports the Indians in Montana to DC
uneasy. Emissaries from Riol have been among them
inviting the buck sto go to against the Dominion
One hundred and fifty OF them crossed the Northern
Pacific tracks Sunday bound north and II the trouoe
continues, many warriors OF Wyoming, Montana anu
the Black Hills will go north to join Riel.
BATTLEFoRD, n. W. T., April 24.-Another HUDSON
Bay warehouse was burned tonight scout just IN
says. "oters party is in camp on the south sde Oh
Battle River tonight and will tomorrow" Ihe
scout has returned 10 report the situation here Mounted
Indians arc riding excitedy the hills south OF here
Signal fires are seen all directions The garrison has
been kept under arms all night, and the situation Is
considered critical Judge Roulan house has just been
set on fire. - H., 60
psder means OF forwarding food and clothing 20 the
Queens own and Grenadier Regiments nj tho front,
letters read from volunteers 10 the effect tat ey
getting 40 weak from want OF proper ioou tat .S ~
would have to succumb they could not 80 on III the
they doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
A DEFEAT FOR MR.. GLADSTONE.
AN AMENDMENT TO THE BILL FOR REGISTRATION OF
VOTERS IN ICELAND CARRIED.


LONDON, April 24.-There was a stormy dis
cussion in the House OF Commons this evening the
bill for the registration OF voters in Ireland. Col
onel John p Nolan, Home Rule Member for Gal
way County, moved 10 amend the bill by providing
that the charges for the registration be provided for by
the General Government. and not be betrayed by the
local rates. Mr. Gladstone vigorously opposed the
amendment and drew gloomy picture OF It's
possible results Mr.. Cllders, Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, implored the Irish members TO
have patience, and showed that their proposal would
additional burden upon the taxpayers OF $780,
600. Colonel Nolan, however, was obstinate and the
amendment carried by vote G2 to So
After the announcement OF the vote Mr.
Gladstone adjourned the debate In order that
the Government might consider the question.
There much excitement In the House over the
Government defeat. Before the division M Gladstone
stated that the Government reserved freedom OF action
II the amendment carried Its adoption entails "a
charge OF 100000 yearly on the consolidated
fund.- with similar relief 10 the local taxes. IL IL
eyed that the Government will decide TO go with the
bill and endeavOr the vote In the report stage
with fuller House The Government in the meantme
IL thought, Will proceed with the English and Scotch
bills and test the same question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
SPOILING THE PLANS or A SYNDICATE
DISCLOSURE OF THE PLOT TO SEIZE THE wINNEBAGo
RESERVATION.

RESERVATION.
ST. PAUL, April "a (SpeciaD.-A dispatch
from Fargo Dak says that just before the opening Of
the Crow Creek and winnebago Indian Reservation the
Territorial Secretary James H. Teller, went to Wash
ington it is alleged In the interest Of syn
dicate, prominent in which NJ II. Day.
member Of the National Democratic Committee
for Dakota. Teller and his friends bought
large amount Of scrip. Day, who In Washington,
Teller wrote the order opening the reservation and sub
mted 1t to his brother then Secretary OF the Interior
who submitted to the President. 1t held by the
Executive nearly three weeks until II was found that
Congress would take action. Then James III. Teller
went West He appeared at the Mitchell Land Office
telegraph announced that President Arthur
had sent an order opening the reserva.
tion, he and Day had some four hundred
squatters ready to move on the valuable lands The
scrpped several town sites and placed "squatters on
the rest Of the rich grazing and fne agricultural
tracts.
After Mr. Cleveland took possession he destroyed the
hopes OF these land grabbers by issuing proclamation
rescending General Arthur's order. Attomey-General
Rice of Dakota is the to the reservations under
instructions from Governor Pierce to to Chamberln
at the south end Of the reservation and then by private
through the Winnebago reservation. He
is to investigate the condition OF tho
occupants the charges against the settlers ascertain
who they are where they from and why they are
there and II they there at the instance OF specua
to ascertain the fact. Tho Attorney yGenera Is
armed with printed proclamation signed by Governor
Pierce which he Ia authorized to show II necessary. The
they cannot be protected In unlawful acts and that the
Presidents proclamation must be ODeyed.