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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
RIEL'S CITIZENSHIP
Decfded-Poundmaker Sends Another Let
ter Offering Unconditional Surrender
Big Bear Ready to Fight Again.

HELENA, Mont, May 25.-Tomorrow' In
dependent says: The official records sho "
that Louis David Riel took out final natural
ization papers at Helena, Mont, March 16,
1888. renouncing allegiance to the British
Government. This settles the much-dis-
puted claim as 10 his American citizenship.
BATTLEFoRD. N. w. s., May pa priest
is just in with p communication from the
Indian Chief Poundmaker to General Mid
dleton, who arrived here last night. Pound
maker offers to surrender unconditionally.
His followers, to the number OF 1000,
are now coming in to talk with
General Middleton. Forty helf-breeds are
with Them. Dumont, RiePs Lieutenant is
still in Birch Hills with few adherents.
The priest brought him letter from Gen.
sral Middleton demanding his surrender and
promising feir trial. Beng told who the
letter was from, Dumont refused to take it,
aud said the General could go to the devil
Very few weapons OF any value have been yet
surrenderi d. Alarming reports are carrent
regarding Big Bear. There has been 50 much
delsy in the proceedings against him that
re has time to recruit from every tribs in
the district. until now he has about hun.
bred fighting men. and all of them fairly
armed. He declares ne will make stand
between Frog Lake and Fert Pitt.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
A church FestivaI Row.

Special to the Sentinel
MADISON, Ind, May % Last Saturday
night the colored brethren Of the NJ. e.
Church of Milton, KY, gave strawberry
fes tival to raise little fund to pay of debts,
and all the colorsd folks from Milton and q
great many from the bRckwoods OF Trimbe
County gathered at the bEilding and ex-
pected to enjoy an uninterrupted evening Of
pleasure by eating ice cream and drinking
circus lemonade. All had gathered for this
purpose, except two from the other side Of
Jordan; these were Al Smith aud Morris
JchEsoD, OF this city; they went over to
Taise n row and mar the peace and happiness
of other folks. They raised row, and ara
now suffering from the effects OF having the
contents of doubie-barreiled saot-gun emp
tied into their backs and arms. When John
sons employer called on him yesterday TO
zee when be would be able 10 work. he said ::
az reckon I'll be out in couple of two or
three days, but eecla' aim gwine to bod
DER de Kaintucky coons any more. Use
gwine to stay away from yon side Oh de
ribeT." Both are filed with buckshot, but
will be mp in few days again. The doctors
lave extracted sixty-four shot from John.
sons hide already.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
BIacE-roDgue DiphtherIa.

PlTTsBURe. May pa special to the
Chronicle Telegraph from Steubsnville, o.,
says: The epidemic which broke cut few
days ego at Paris Pa, is thought to be
spreading. Another child Of Nicholas Trux,
who has already lost two. is down and not
expected to live, rs is also step-daughter
named Gardner. Kennedy Trux, who lost
five children and his wife and became a
raving maniac, is in q critical condition.
The disease has broken out at Hanlin's Sta
ten, on the Panhandle Road Several cases
are there. A physician from Bellevue Hos
pitsl, New York. is st Paris to-day and will
hold consultation With Dr. Hit and other
physicians Of this city. This afternoon he
pronounced the disease blsck-tougue 6iph-
liberia OF the most violent form. Fesrs are
entertained that the towns in the neighbor.
hood will become infected. Sanitary meas.
ures are being adopted at al the neighbor-
ing towns.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
The Senate ON Indian Anairs.

Territory special says: 1.-THE Senate Com
misiee on Indian Affairs have arrived, and
their visit is creating great interest. They
began their work at Muckogee. Creek Ma.
ton. The most important question, other
than the sale of Oklahoma and the Chero.
kee strip, will be that of citizenship. The
Incians claim that their territory is being
0veuun by whites claiming Indian blood.
Many hundreds have bssn declared intru-
ders and ordered to leave, but the In
terror Department has prevented their erect
ment. The proposed sale or lease Of the
western portion Of thsir territory is being
warmly discussed. An outright gals
10 generally opposed, but its ed
yfcstes claim il 10 gaining ground. In
the Cherokee Nation there is wide diversity
of opinion, and communication signed By
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
R@xard,Dx l<i.l,s Trial.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 25-It is understood
TO &c more than likely that Rieiwill be tried
under an act of Edward III, emitted an
act defining which offepses shall be adIudged
treason" II Rel were an American borD
citizen, be could be tried under the Drn-
visions of Capt. il OF Dominion acts 1867.
1868, but the old maxim which declares
once British subject always British sub
iect." may still have suffi eient force to oDer
ate SIS a bar to conviction, in case of trial
under its authority.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
Grand Trunk nrahemen.

ToRoyTo, n Y May ga meeting OF the
brab emen employed on the Central Division
OF tie Grand frank Railway was held here
yesterday AFTER DON TO consider the PROPOSED
continuation OF the per cent. reduction for
an indefinite period. After fully discussing
the proposal a resolution was passed that
they would accept further extension, aud
il was ordered that copy Of the resolution
he forwarded to headquarters. 1t an accep-
table proposition Is Dot made 10 the men q
strike is probable
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

many leading Cherokees has been sent to
The PRESIDENT, asking that he defer sending
lhe specisl commissioner who will negotiate
tor the purchase OF the territory until after
the election of the new Legislature, on Al
gust l, 60 that the new measure csn be
brought before the people and deliberatei
upon during The campaign. Although thece
Is DO decided stand yet taken by the eaiers
OF the five tribes who must unite on q de.
cision. the opinion prevails that Bushyh
nIin cIpel Chief OF the Cher0kees, ana J. NJ.
Penman, Chief Of the Greeks favor q sale.
McCurfain, Governor OF the Choctaws Is also
said to be IN sympathy with the move to dis
pose OF the lardsn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
An Assassin Dausht.

NEosHo, no., May p -SJme days sgo
James Masters, farmer living about i've
miles from here, was urged by James 4artiu,
another farmer, 30 join a band OF robbers to
which be Martin belonged. Masters refused
and Martin fssring Masters wonld bstrav
him ard reveal tire existence Of fhe baud,
Waylajd ard sssassinsted him on SATURDAY.,
shooting him with a Winchester riffs. Martin
vas caught and Jailed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

Advice to Mothers - MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used whsn
children are cutting teeth, Il relieves the littIs
sufferer once. II produces natural. quiet sleep,
by relieving the Chill from pain. ana tbs nttls
cherun swsKez 81 ''bright 20 g button.' 1t Ia very
pleasant to taxte. It soothez the child. sotenz the
rEms sIleys all pain. relieves wind. regulates tbs
bowels. snd Is tho bes. known remedy for diar'
rhoea. whether ariainZ from teething or other
causes Twenty.dye csntx q bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
Lost in inc Woods.

WHITE HALL, n. ", May 25.-The body of
Nellie BIittel, Of Elizabethtown, n. Y, aged
twenty. one years. who left her home two
days ago, to gather winter-greens. was found
Yesterday on the bank OF the Bouquet River.
Over fifty men were engaged IN the search.
The body was nude. Pieces of the young
lady clothing were found for a distancs of
ever two miles from where her body was dis.
oovfled. 1t is supposed that she straysd so
far ipto the woods that she could nat ind
her way out, and that she died from expos
ure and starvailcn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
For the saEs Of Cleanliness.

ore advertising absolute purity in their
preparation, that adequate aaa.ing strength
can not be obtained In baking powder with.
out smwonia is fsllacious, both on moral
and bygienic grounds. Ammonia is not
only poisonous, but an unciean drug and
corsumeTs OF baking powders containing II
are compelled 10 psTtake OF traces OF animal
excTement. The doctrine OF the Price Bsk-
ing Powder Company, in which they are sup
ported By tire chemical and medical s0thori-
ties Of the nation, is that powder for rails.
ing the bead Ct man should be made. Ike
DR. Prices Cream Blking Powder, without
the resort 10 smmonia lime. alum or any
drug Whatever.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

TIE warming aud iDvigcrsling effects Of
ATHIoPHuRos are felt III ths parts III The
booy stle cled by lheumatisnl or neuralgia,
rs econ - i be@irs 10 GesIIu az the poiSouGu
sciGS 10 tie b ood u oceTaies directly on
thtte ard uoIss < speedy ant p-rWsaent
cure. IL has .ou is thGBsAT DIS ui tessl
mohiAls ~ doing Nrli Dat is vas ltPndsd
q, "a o. thi- iac' sloas is bssei IN claim
tfst it is wUr;iy e LOG man -ATHLoPdoRCs
-chsn'pioa ie;Decy ar rhsh0.assn sad
neUra eia.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

snd Senators have not made recommends
lions, and think many SIRE now on file aud
enacted upon. or cu1rte hsye not made
a perSoDol exaniuation. and only give this
rs my opinion Regarding the relations
hetv cen himself and the President, Mr
Hendricks ssid: oar Telstious have al
Wye teen OF the most cordial nature. Toe
President is approachable and stfable aud in
every eense a courteous gentleman"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
Notice al Aepoiu,ment.

Notice is hereby given mat the undersigned has
been appointed admfu istretor OF the estate OF
Law IA J. Counsel, late Ct Marion County. ind1-
ana, deceased. Said estate IS supposed 70 be SOL
vent WILLIAM A, READING,
Administrator.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
LYDIA e. P1MKHAM'S
= VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IS A POSITIVE CURE .
Fer all Of those Painful Complaints and
= Weaknesses sorcommon TO our best =

rcr all Of those Painful Complaints ard
Weaknesses so-common TO our best
y = +FE1IALE POPULATIONS
1t wInL CURE ENTIRELY THE WORST FORM OF FE-
MALE COMPLAINTS. ALI OVARIAN TROUBLES, IN
PLANTATION AND LIBERATION. FALLING AND DIS
PLACEMENTS, AND THE CONSEQUENT SPINAL WEAK
NESS, AND Is PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO TIE
CHANGE OF LIE
IT WILL DISSOLVE AID ExPEL. TUMoRs FROM THE
UTERUS N AN EARLY STAGE DEVELOPMENT. TuE
TENDENCY TO DANGEROUS HUMoRs THEREIsCHEcKED
VERY SPEEDILY BIZ ITS USE. -
= IT REMOVES FArSrSEss, FLAru1EScx, DESTROYS
NESS OF THE STOMACH. IT CURES FLOATING, HEAD
ACHE, NERVOUS PEosTRATIoN, GENERAL DEBILITY,
DEPREssIoS AND INDIGESTION s*s<~
WEIGHT AND BAcKAcHE, Is ALWAYS PERMANENTLY
CURED By IT'S USE. se~sa ~ - -
= II WILL AT ALI. TIMES AND UNDER ALI. cIRcUM-'
STANCES ACT IN HARMONY WITH THE LAWS THAT
GOVERN TUE FEMALE SYSTEM. = n. So d -
= k9-Irs PURPOSE Is SOLELY FOR THE LEGITIMATE
HEALING OF DISEASE RELIEF OF PAIN, AND
THAT IT DOES ALL IT CLAIMS TO DO, THOUSANDS or
LADIES CAN GLADLY, TESTIFY. "a 80
= For THE..cURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS IN
EITHER SEX THIS REMEDY Is UNSURPASSED. =
= LYDIA E. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COMPOUND 4,
prepared at Lynn, Mass Price 81 Six bottles for S5
Sold By al druggists. Sent by mall postage paid in form
OF Pills or Lozengus receipt of price above Mrs
Pinkhams Guide to Heath' win be mailed free to any
Lady sending stamp. Letters confdentiay answered.
i Ne family NIL, should be without LYDIA F. PINKHAws
LIVES PlLS They cure Constipation, Biliousness and
Torpidity OF the Liver Is cents per box
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
The Ready Revolyer..-

CAIRo. III, May % -AtTxelfihand Laves
streets this morning Officer George Dunn
shot and killed william Howard, co .ored.
while attempting 10 arrest him.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
AMERICA AHEAD ONCE MORE.
NEW ORLEANS WORLDS EXPOSITION

The WilIimantic Thread Company
awarded three medals OF the first class
at the New Orleans Worlds Expedition.
for best quality OF Six Core. Spool Cot
ton, for best quality and most compre-
hensive display Of manufacturing Six
Cord Spool Cotton, snd fOr best display
Ofmanufa ctured spool Gotten in black,
white, and cOIors.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

At The New Orleans Worlds Exposition the Wllimantit
Thread Co. of Hartford Conn sact.vey American Ins
ution, again carried of all the horcr and the only
awarded for spool Gotten The completeness this latest
Wimantc victory lie better appreciated by reading the
following opy Of the reports OF the judges:
best QUALITY of SIX CORD Spoil COTTON In all
- numbers for SEWING MACHINE and handwork"
AWARD :-Medat Of the first class.
" Best quality and most comprehensive display
featuring sixcord spool cotton, from the bale Of coos
TO the finished thread on spool"
AWARD; Medal Of the first class.
Best display of manufactured spool cotton ready use
" in black, white. aud oolors.
AWARD - Medat eC lie first class.
To emphasize tins report Of the Jurors the Committee on
Awards have made SPECIAL report Of which the following
IS copy:
In confirming this report the Committee Awards taks
occasion TO express their appreciation Of the superior and
"cOmplete exhibit made BY the Wnfnanic Thread Com
''pany, as well 1.-THE SUPERIORITY OF THEIR PRO-
DUCT. resulting from practical operations at Tho
Exposion and hereby grant the highest awards pemis
"sible under the rules" Signed, GUS. A. BREAUX.
Chairman Of Committee on Awards.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
PAsTOR,s FALL.

The Suicide of Rev. Mr.. Daily of Now Jer-
sey-A Prey to Remorse-His Peace and
Home Destroyed by Abandoned To-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

r,,nrre, HAND BooK-useful and ATTRACTIVE con-
flaming list IN prixes for recipes i1tnrfnaila 40 i..
sofr,s etc srixen away BIZ ell deale IN medicine,
mailed to any address on receipt % ~ y mp.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27
MINISTER LOrHROP's OPEN LETTER.

every sense a courteous gentleman"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12
AMONG THE EIRsr FRUITS.

There will BIO ioicing in the ship
yards of Philad phia, and the entire
cast, over the news in this mornings
dispatches. To build SIX cruisers OF
some 1900 tons burden, after the model
of the splendid GILLIAN vessel Esm.r-
aida, is no small mount of work and
Will test the capacity of the American
yards as no order has done for years.
All the labor and resources they have
will be brough into active service II
these first-class ar vessels are built In
time to be advai tageously sold to Rus
sia or Great Bril- IN.
Orders given : nation while yet it
is ut peace may ,ssibly be filled even
though the col pletion of the vessels
should reach In state OF war, but IL
will be veryr, ~ business for private
citizens OF this cOuntry to sell war YES
soils to a govern aent actually engaged
in war. The hope of great gain may
be depended o., however, TO occasion
tho attempt, M an activity in our ship.
yards not know a since the war between
the statos.
1.-THE build Of these vessels is UNI
dertsken it i be of interest TO us TO
watch the ST. essive steps and learn
the real capac of our builders in case
of pressure emergency. Can we
build cruiser " the kind wanted, to
attain he spe desired and within a
very short lrlod2 This is now a
mooted quest. D, and its practical set
tlement will looked for with more
than ordina interest. II so, the
United States independent of Europe
in the matter # rebuilding our navy,
and the SOC or we commence put
ding our g. IN yards and ls-
borers to wori the better for the cOun-
try. 1t will i've employment to those
needing labor while it viii be building
up our own 81 myth and responsibility
among the ma ous.
If this order is oiled and the ships
moet tho oono lions, It Is to be hoped
that the syndi Nto building them will
not have the pnrtuniiy To sell than IN
any European power, but will bs forced
to sell TO our government II there
Is one thing 20 than any othor that
the United S es as such now needs, Ii
Is about doz irst-olass, fast war yes.
sells after the lodsl Of some such ship
as the Esmer ia--a vessel that, single
handed, coul. robahly sweep our pres
ent navy oil o. sea. If rumors of war
continue tobr / to us big orders such
81 this last on let the good work 20 ON
hY all mnRna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
SILVER LANDS SOUGHT AFTER.
Senatorial Districts that Have Forgotten
tho Normal schOols--StartIng the
Drive The Talented Fanny
In Trouble-News Notes,

AUSTIN, April H. Especial. The
land board to-day received 10 applica-
tons for silver lands, situated 90 miles
southwest of Fort Davis. The speci-
mems Of the minerals sent down are
very fine.
The following senatorial districts have
not sent in applications for summer
normal schools: Second, third, fourth,
sixth, seventh, tenth, twelfth, four
teenth, fifteenth seventeenth, twenty
fifth, twenty sixth, twenty-niuth. APP
pllcations must state tho capacity OF
school building, price Of board and
quallty OF apparatus, 1t is desirable
that they be sent in at once.
The Rio Gr8nde & Laredo railroad
paid its quarterly passenger tax to day.
Ike Pryor is rounding W preparatory
TO driving.
Doc. Day, D. W. Littlefeld and G. w.
and w. w. Drlskill leave for their
ranches on Monday.
The trials of the Pearson brothers,
charged With the assassination of DR..
Stoval, last month, is set for Monday.
The land bill still hangs fire.
Albert Robinson, prominent mer-
chant, died suddenly this morning of
heart dlease.
T. ID. Tansey, proprietor OF the Even
ing Sun, who WAS unceremoniously
locked out Of the office and the concern
closed on Saturday last, by Tom Muir
rah, to-day instituted suit for damages
In the SUN or 81 900, the amount being
placed tnat low In order TO give the
county court jurisdiction and 10 secure
an early trial. Public sentiment is de.
cidedly against Murrah and the opin
ion is that the nit will be favorable to
raussy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12
GREAT GOLDEN CLUTCHES.
RICH MINES FooNDIN MEXICO.
A Newly Explored Section of the Santa
Rosa Mountains Described as a New
Eldorado-A Big Bonanza
Boom Is Setting I'm.

EAGLE PASS, April ll.-LSpecial. =
Wild excitement prevails at Sabinas,
Mexico, over the recent discovery of rich
gold fields in the Santa Rosa mountains,
Mexico, situated l75 miles west of here,
in Mexico. Several parties have been
prospecting through these mountains
this spring, and one party, consisting or
owen and Robertson, struck fssure
Of silver bearing ore that assayed four
ounces OF gold and 600 of silver per
ton. Another party, headed by the
Davis brothers, opened up several good
silver mines, but on the announcement
OF this new discovery they abandoned
their silver mines and staked out claims
IN the gold fields. The gold is in quartz
formation and miners and Csliforhians
have pronounced it the richest they
have ever seen. Already over
100 men, mostly Americans, have
staked out claims in the now Eldorado,
and large influx of miners will begin,
| now that tho facts are known. The
! f1elds are in part Of the mountain
described as being very diflioalt of ac-
cess, and the foot OF the white man has
probably never entered them before. A
party has been organized to put in
stamp mills and extract metal, but as
everything has TO go TO tho district on
the backs of burrUs, it will DO very OK
pensiVe mining. Wood and water and
coal sre abundant, however. Traces OF
gold have been observed all through the
mountains, but this is the first extern
siYe lind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12
The winnipeg War.
MORE ABOUT THE MASSACRE.

MORE ABOUT THE MASSACRE.
WINNIPEG, April 1l.-Later news
from Battleford says IA persons in all
were killed by Indians at Frog Lake.
Fort Pitt is garrisoned by only 25 police
men. II Is thought here that these and
all settlers around there have been mas
sacred. Fort Pitt Is surrounded by the
worst Indian. in the northwest, mostly
under the leadership OF the notorious
Big Bear. Battletord advIces say
party OF Indians approached the fort,
ana as IL was thought they were going
to make an attack on those besieRed
there, fire was opened upon them at
az long range by the mounted pc.
lice in tho fort. Two Indians
were killed and tho others hastily re.
treated. Another report, which comes
from Gen Middleton's party, says so
rebels were taken prisoners at Battle
ford. Whether they were half breeds
or Indians is not known. One battery
OF the Queens Own arrived at Swift
Current last night. The Hudson bay
company has received another dispatch
from Prince Albert, stating that the
balance Of Carlton which was
not consumed at the time
It was evacuated by Irwin and Crozier,
has been burn d by the rebels.
GOVERNMENT DENUNCIAToR
QUIBEC, April ll.-Hon. Mr.. Tarcott,
member of the Quebec Assembly, has
given notice that on Monday next he
VIII move tor az address TO the Lieu
tenant Governor, representing that tho
legislative assem- lily Of the province Of
Quebec has learned with deep regret the
unfortunate events which have occurred
in the northwest and taken the frat &C.
caslon offered IL to declare that it can
not approve of subjects Of hor majesty
attempting TO settle by force OF arms
aud hloodshed, difficulties Of simple
administration; that the house, " bile
disappearing Of tue rising In the
northwest, cannot but believe II has
been brought about by carolessness and
negl ect in sots'iug certain claims which
are perfectly equiCubio aud which hlva
been vending Tor a number or wears,
ana Is inclined To think that taking
this into consideration that it is more
the result OF mOmeniary despair than
OF conscious and premeditated dislOy-
alty. This house Ia convinced that had
~ not been tor the neglect or incaDacity
OF the federal authorities this in-
surrectiun would not have oc-
CURED Its members, as citizens.
protest hOlemniy against the federal
government, witch thoy hold rpUns.-
hia for tho blood which has been shed,
and IN particular for The culpaJIo|
uegloct OF the minister of the interior
VINO has so 10 say, driven the half
breeds To take up aIms, aud AGAINST the
ncapauIty Of She minister of militia,
which seriously exposes the lives OF the
volunteer soldiers, aud that this house
prtys the lieutenant governor to con
slider tho advlsabiiJy VI recommending
the yotlng OF sum at money to assist
tho families OF volunteer soldiers who
have been placed under arms, and TO
cause q copy OF this address To bs for
|ardod TO the secretary Of state for the
dominion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

The HERALD has received a commu-
nication from Sherman lawyer the
point of which is TO show up the want of
energy and order Of the supreme court
and the expedltlousness of the commits.
sioners court OF appeals AS remedy
for present alleged dilatoriness our cor
respondent seems to think the power OF
the commissioners to decide absolutely
whether confirmation by the supreme
courtshould be conferred upon them. But
by the last legislature, the commission
ers will only have jurisdiction for few
months when two more supreme judges
will by added making the number five.
AS this power suggested will have to be
given by the Legislature which does not
meet for two years the ldoa is clearly
impractlcable. It is TO DO hoped that
the increased supreme court may he
able TO make satisfactory progress in the
trial Of appeal cases.