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, 1885-07-24
LOCAL MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About The City.

1noat u Nh1-
We, Us d Co. tonight.
Yesterdays regular ram was a good
one.
Denver Opinion is to be made a daily
paper.
The Colorado press excursionists will
pass through this city next Sunday, going
home.
Mercury 70 in Cheyenne, and grabbing
for the 100 mark in the East. Some
difference.
The water mains have been carried to
the cemetery nnder the contract for the
latest extension.
Our space is largely given up this morn
ing to the particulars concerning the
death of Gen. Grant.
During the heated term in the East it
would be interesting to hear from Brother
Ingersol on ''sheol."
Mrs. Volkei and son, who were injured
by the last powder magazine explosion,
are up and about, nearly as good as new.
The district court took a recess yeseer-
day in respect to the memory of Gen.
Grant. 1t could not adjourn. as there
was a jury out with a case.
The members of the Grand Army post
Butte, Mont, offered their services to the
Salt Lake post on the oath, when trouble
with the Mormons was for a time anti
cipated.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
76', lowest, Sc; mean temperature, 81. 80;
mean humidity, 81 per cent; highest We
locity Of wind 80 miles per hour; rainfall
.OS.
Tho steamship Toxic, lately wrecked on
the coast of Japan, was the vessel which
brought Gen. Grant to San Francisco
from China, when he made his trip
around the world.
The extra edition of Frank Leslie's
paper which gave pictures and sketches of
the life and death of Gen. Grant, was on
sale here yesterday afternoon, and was a
great stroke of enterprise. Doubtless
millions Of copies of the paper were sold
yesterday.
There will be a union memorial service
for the late Gen. U. s. Grant in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening
next, at s O'Clock. The commemorative
address will be delivered by Rev. S. j.
Num-, of the Baptist church, The Grand
Army post will participates in the exer-
cises.
Johnnie Skae, the Western match of
Coal Oil Johnnie, 2 died a pauper at San
Francisco on the 10Th. He was the tele-
graph operator who, figuring out the mys-
terry of the cipher of Flood, O'Brien,
Mackey and Fair, invested the informa-
ton he thus gathered and landed SO, 0OO,-
900 in his net He spent this rocklessly,
and was nearly stranded when the Sierra
Nevada DOOMED and he doubled up on
margins until he was worth $4,000, 900.
But he went down with the crash. He
became a drunkard, and lis death as a
paupcr is now announced.
Nearly every stranger who has any
baslness about this city, asks, Why don't
the people here have the names OF the
streets placed on the corners so that
strangers may have something TO guide
them?" That same thing is what lots of
citizens here would like to know. LEADER
reporters have actually met many people
who have lived here for years who don't
know the names of the streets, consecu-
lively, five or six blocks east or west from
Ferguson. The work of placing the
names Of the streets conspicuously on the
corners would be inexpensive and it
would be a blessing.
, 1885-07-24

The jury in the Jacobs case came in at
$50 last night and rendered ID verdict Of
~felonious assault, the penaiy Tor which is
from six to twelve months imprisonment
in the county jail.
, 1885-07-24

There was n young woman lrum Lansing
Who caught a bad cold while dancing,
With Red Star Cough Cure,
She was better for sure,
And her eyes with pleasure are CHANGING.
, 1885-07-24

Chamberlains collie, cholcn and diar-
rhea remedy never fails. and is pleasant
and safe. 1t is put mp in 20 cent, 80
cent and one dsllar bottles. Sold by W.
N. Hunt.
, 1885-07-24

Denver soap Company Hard Waite
Bar Soap has no superior for toilet use.
, 1885-07-24

Pure, delicious ice cream and the fines
soda water with all the various fruit syr
ups at II. III. Ellis.
, 1885-07-24

Straw and linen hats can be bought
cheap at Polaek's.
, 1885-07-24

Schuttier wagons, and u full line Of har
ware at Arp & Conway's,
, 1885-07-24

A New Postmaster at New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, July aS.-rhe president
to-day appointed Samuel II. Buck to be
postmaster at New Orleans vice W. b.
Merchant suspended.
, 1885-07-24
Beatrioe,s

LONDON, July 23,-At noon to-day,
Princess Beatrice, the youngest daughter
OF Queen Victoria, wa married To Prince
Henry OF Battenberg, The ceremony took
place at St. Mildred church, Whipping
ham, six miles from Osborne. The
weather was lovely and 50 was the bride
and her young bridesmaids. The crowd
was immense.
, 1885-07-24

Having concluded our Annual
Inventory, and in order Ito
make room for our Fall stock, we
shall make GREAT REDUCTIONS
and even sacrifices in our elegant
and large stock Of
, 1885-07-24

Try Rhodes and Troxell's celebrated
soda water with cream, equal to that OF
Alex Hudnut of New York.
, 1885-07-24

For 6ne watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER. Idelman block.
, 1885-07-24

Mig bargains Ia ShaicIs
hair price at COiChicE n
WhffcOnnb's.
, 1885-07-24
Special sale Of ShaiCIs at
C0irhick n WnucOmb's.

Summer suits can be had q bargnua,
Polack'a.
, 1885-07-24

There will be II special muster Of Rey-
nolds Post at 3 I. "a. this FRIDAY evening
at Masonic hall by order p. c.
GOfioiall T. NJ. FISHER, Adjt.
, 1885-07-24

For low shoes go to POlack 5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

aus BarteibaB feine 9reue sesen lire
8orseiesten fennen unb bieiet feinen
@rfols tpinf1ten. Bic gipilbientrez
form perlanst ni5t, baS uaterbeamte,
petbe ibre BFt9t nidt tbun tpolIen poer
t3nnen, I'M Nmte bleiben. Sas Geareine
eines tpesen Erdsbeit ober l1ntii1ttsfeit
entlafenen glerfs, tuelder, obslei9 er
feline eteae burd bic idlimmite Gntpen'
oung seS 8euteipitems erbielt, pl5sli9
far fi9 ben Sdut ber Gipilbienitreform
beanipru9t, 1T ebenIo einfdltig, tpie bas
&ebabren oes Nmtsbeperbers, Der bic
~erlebists SteIe ais 2obn fir iebr fraas
lide Harteiarbeit perlan9t. Z
Das gibiIoientgeieb berbinbert nidt
bic Gbietung bes trdoetl ober untai,ss
sli6ra Glsrfs, aber Is psr6inoerf bic Sc.
iebuno feites Blabes nit einem untaua.
lihen Yarteiarbeifer.
9ie 8eiolounsea Der gtbtloienft. Iom.
mifidre lollten ibren widttsen 9Hidteu
semdB erb6bt tuerben.
Sic gierun9s s8ibltotbe
9ie Observation-Disclosures i'm Capitol
entbdlt 100000 8dnbe, unb auBerbem
cine llnmafie bon Manuicripten, &arten,
9~itbosrapbten &c. Mber nur SOC, 900
8dnbe iino aufseftelt unb susinali9.
Der &eft, Der ii6 nod idbrlib UNI 49,.
600 b,s 10000 gdnbe permebrt, 1T Der
3erit0runs ~ausseiest. Gnseii9ts Der
gbatia9e, bab Die gapitol>8 ibltotbet
bereits stpeimal bur6 Seuer s~erit6rt
ODER beiddbist porben, unb bei Der
| Wi6tisfeit Der 8ibliotbet au9 tn 8e3us
auf bas Naborudsseies, empfieblt Der
Brdiibent idleunise Sdritte gu beIierer
gerpabruns berielben.
9ifrift Inselesenbeiten n.
Ser grdiibent melbet, baB Die benz
8esirf Columbia behufs Nnlase BON Ib.
uos,Gandlen porseidoiiene Gumme gu.
~[ridsesablt iit, unb empfieblt, benz ges
sirf cine Wilion Dollars fir StraBens
perbeiIeruas porsui9teBen. 5erner emf
pfieblt er ben 8au zines feuerli1eren
&atbbuuies uno Die 8erbeiieruns bes
2icen5seiebes.
SieBrditbentensN adplge.
Oas @eieb iiber bic BrditoentIdaftS'
Nahfolse i'm SaIe bes Sobes ober Der
Observation-Disclosures iomobl bes Sra.
ibenten iute bes 8iceprdiioenten bebari
iofortiser @erbeiieruns. Die Nnseles
senbeit lit bonn gunsreB tpieberbolt er'
tposeu tporben, aber biz iett obne Grs
sebniB. Ser fiir5li9 erfolste ~beflasens'
pertbe Sob bes 8iceprdiibenten, gu Ell
ner Belt, mo aIe anberen Nemter, berer
Snbaber bas 8rditoentenamt obne @ei=
teres ausiiben fonnten, unbeiebt parert,
fat piel 8efirdtunseu ueranlaBt, unt
Die Soroeruus lit sersdt, baB Die 8ie'
berfebr zines iol6en 8uitanbes nidt &C.
ftattet tperben ioIte.
.SbluB.
BUM SbluB empfeble i9 Der meiier
Siiriorse uno Dem aatmertiamen Mah
benfen BEG gonsreiies Die Beoirfniii,
unb Die 8ohlfabrt bes amerifaniIder
Bottles. 8ieIe Den fleinlifen Bortbei
len Der 8artei ooer ielbtiidtisen 3me
den binten an5uifeaen, beiBt bas Der
trauen bes 8olfes tduihen uno bt. Sn
terei1en bes Bottles betriigen, mdbreno
penn elm Sober bon uns BON benz Sc
full Der ~peri6nliden 8eranttportlidfei
unb o Dem ernften @ntidluB ii6 leitel
ldBt, ieine 9flidt gu tbun, mir cine
Bfab erlausen tueroen unter Oenen, bi
5u ibrer 3eit gum &nbm uao aur @obl
fahrt unieres 9eliebten 2anbes betgetra
gen baben
@rDner Glebelanb.
8albiu9ton, 8. Deahr. 1885.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

ferpatiDr befannten Sanoes oils etl1e
Dfentlihe 9pmdne erflGrt unb Der Nn=
fiebluns se6ffnet unb giele madten fid
bas gu gsube. Sic Siour. Smbianer er.
boben 1nbefen anfpru6 anf 6as 2ano
als 9beil tbrer &eieruatiou, unb stuar
auf @runb beg Bertrass bon 1868.
Sieler Nn1pru9 tpurbe na6 ior9fdltiser
unteriu6uns fir ridtis befunben unb
in Solge babpu Der grecutipbefebl burd
cine proclamation nom II. Gprtl
tpiberrufen. Ola Nniiebler uurben ans
semieIen, bas 9ano tpieber gu %perlaien,
uub baben bies gum sroBen 9beil aud
9etban.
Ole nnbesldnbereiea
Der 2anbbeiib Der 8unbesresiernns
bat Ieinen nriprung in ber Wbtretuns
bon 2dnbereien fettens Der Stanten an
ben 8ntb. Die erite iolde Nbtretuns
fanb I'M Staate Seem gorf fat, bic be-
oeutenbite aber purbe bon benz State
8irsinien seina1t; Sabur6 fam bas @es
bet anii9en Der Betsren5e 8ennlplpa.
ME Biz IN ben Wiiiiiippi in ben 8efib'
oes 8unbes unb murbe ipdter burd
&auf Biz an Die Norbsren3e bon Weris
to, bas Stile Weer unb bas giSmeer
aussebebnt. 9ieie 9GnOereien tplrben
urlpriinsli6 absetreten gum ,aasemeinen
8eIten Der @ereinisten Staaten" unb
bic &esieruns perfOlste bic 4plttif, tie
Der niele Seimitdtten, als aroBe1 @runb:
belib ariinben, uub bamit bteie lei9t 5u
|erlanser ieien unb our Bobnitdtte Der
|Si6erbeit unb S%ufriebenbeit tpiirben,
trarben iiber bic Mrt BEG @rperbs einiss
lei9t faSlide @eiese ~aIsemeinen gba=
rafters erlaiien. 9ieIe iinb inoeiien
bur6 bdufiQe bon lofaten unb Refu(ati'
ben Sntereiien bireftirte Smidbe unb
Nbdnberuns i'm 2auie Der 3eit bDdit
~pertutrrt uto idtper neritdnblid getuors
ben. Sic linb babin perbrebt pprben,
bas iebt bic gereinisun9 GROCER Stre'
den 2anbes 81 einem 8eiibe ermDsli6t
mprben lit, cine iofde aber bient nidt
gum allsemeinen 8eiten Der Ser. Staa>
ten. 9on BEN auBerbalb Nlasfa'ssbe
Ileaenen urlpriinsliden 8unbesldnbereien
5ino ettpo bret 5inftel burh 8erfaui
sber Sdenfuns perduBert unb bon ben
nod ibrieen stpet Sinfteln betebt 'eiil
betrGdtli6er Sheil aus @ebireen ober
@iife. 9as idnele @adstbum Der
8epblferun9 idafft cine bebeutenbe
Hahfra9e na6 Setmitdtten, unb oit
Sudt, reid 81 tperoen, rest einen lebbaf
ten 8eperb I'M 6ffentlibe 2dnbereien ~
Spefulations5ueden au. Sd empfeblt
nit &idIidt hierauf benz Gon9reb oi'
@orldldse bes Miuiiters bes Snnerr
betreffs Der Iuthebuns ober Ibdnoerune
sepiiier 9anbseiebe.
9as YeniDnsmeen.
Wus benz Sahresberidt bes 8eniions
gpmmifidrs ersiebt iih. bab am i. Sui
1885 345, las 8erirneu in Die Sitter
Der 8eniions : @mpfdnger ein9etrn9el
llwaren, unb stpar 241,s56 Saua!ioet
bes Seeres, 1854 @itimen, @aiiei
nnb dnbere MISUNDERSTANDING Gin
seb0rise peritorbener Solbaten, 274s
.lSnpa1ieben Der Slotte unb 1926 @itt
men, @ai1en uim. neritorbener Seeleute
neberlebenbe Eb.ilnebmef an benz &rie
ae BON 1912 iinb nod 1885,. baaegel
17,212 8,ttipen perItor6ener gbeilneb
, mer an Dem ariese purhanben. go
ben anseh0risen peritorbener So,oate'
unb Seeleute abseieben, erhdlt ettpa eli
2ebntel aler unionsfGmpfer in Der
8arserfriese 8eniion. Seit benz /
.Suti 1875 1T Die 8abl Der yeniiondr
fpon 234,82l UNI 10000 geitte9er
bur &erhituna BON 8etrua iin6 /
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
S. G.. amOt & CO

iiinsiter Belt in benz Beiionsamte tpirfs
fame @Oridriften III Rraft setreten.
9as 8atentmeen.
Sn Dem lesten sse1naussiaSse nsr
ben BON benz Batentamte %, 1928 Bate1te
ertbeilt ooer erneuert unb 1929 6anbels.
marfen regiitrtrt. Die @innabn,e belief
ii6 auf $1,O74,0 74.35 Die Mussabea
betrusen $934,123.11.
8olb9amie.
Sas @unbesse1eb our unterbriiduna
Der @ielebe in utab 1T i'm lebten Sabre
nit Madbrud unb aiemlidem @rfolse
bur6sefiibrt porben unb es baben, tpie
bic BunoescDmmiiidre in Utah berihten,
bort nur tueniee 9eirntbe1 In WieIebs
i'm 2aufe bes Snbres ltattoefunaer
gommiiidre bert1ten aber aud, ba6,
tpdbrenb insben MdbferliIten Mornen
BON ausselprOdenen Bolpsamiiten nidt
gu finbeu iinb, bel Der lebten WabI III
Dem sanaen Wormonensebiete nit Mus.
nabme zines einsigen gountp's aug,
|ihlieBfi6 gertheibiser Der @ielebe sn
8eamten setudhlt morben iinb. 9a bic
WormOnen furtpdbrenb burd 3usug
aus benz Nuslanbe pertdrtt iuerben,
empfeble i6 ben GrlaB zines @eletes
our 8erbinoerung Der Gtnfubr BON
Mprmonen.
9anbmirtbi6aft.
Gum 3wed Der Serbeifibruns Der
Gufbebuns Der i'm Suslanbe ser @infubr
semifier Sbiere unb 5leiidtpaaren aufs
erlesten 8eidrdntunsen iinb gan, be.
Icnoere @osiidtsmabresela GUM G6use
unieres 8iebes sesen &rantbeiten aller
Irt erforberlt9, ltnb t6 empfeble beB.
balb bic 8eriddrfuns Der g~egenpartia
bier beftehenben @eiebe ii6er bieien
8unft, ionie Die 8eriidiihtisung Der
8oridldse oes gderbausg ommiIdrs.
gipilbien It 8eform.
alsemein lit na1 meiner snIibt bas
8olf bon oer &i6tisfeit Der Grunbiase
beg giuiloieutz&eform @eieses aber.
seust. 8ie bas @eies 1ebt lit, beaiebt
es ii6 nur auf einen gbetl Der unterae.
prbneten Stellen. Sic Betperoer UNI
oieie baben cine @ettprifuns 81 bette
ben, fber melde Die gommifdre bas
H0tbige uerfisen. Beiierunsen in bic
lem Serfabren iinb tpobl n6tbig. Iber
ib boffe, mir tperben ME mebr auf bas
alte SDitem auridfallen, monad Dffent.
lt6e Aemter nur als 8elobnun9 fir
8arteibienite berlieben tpuroen. gs III
fra9lib, Db unIer StaatsueIen nod
Ilange bel bent altel Sbitem fortleben
lfOnnte, unter uel6enl BEL iebem @edfel
Der 8unoespernaltuns Elm ~un9ebeures
9eer BON Qemterideern Die 0fegierune
belasert, ourd feline 3ubrinsli6feit Der
Seamten Die 3eit raubt unb bann iibe,
ieine @nttdui 6unsen ldrmt. 9a nit
/ lunierem @adstbum au9 bic 8abl be,
I Qenter INNER sr6Ber mtrb, 10 mirb.
, bel Der 5ortbauer bes alten 5pItems BIZ
! Gorge iir's 6ffeutlide @o6l our9 I'm,
| iere 8arteifdmpfe beinabe perbannt tper
ben. unb bieie Rdmpfe mirben 81 eemei
) men Raufereten INN Nemter entarten
sl@s mar bic bDdite 3eit, baB burh Giptl
;. bieuitsGeform tem Sortidreiten bieies
uebels Ginbalt se.ban unrbe.
Sreilib 'inb Garteien notbnenbis
: nno NIT Der aemteruerleibuns au
II @rune elmer 8arteiberrlbaft iino be
Il re6tiste 8ortbeile serfnipft. go lang
n Die 8artetsefible 10 bitter inb, lit e.
unsereht, 0 widtisen b6beren geam
ten bic bette @fidterfanuns gu ertpar
{ ten unb ihnen bod su5umutben, baB Il
ii6 betreffs mi6iiser Stellen auf bi
n Witpirfuns bon 2euten ~perlaiien, tpeld
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

@inem perebrteu Bublifam sur 9ea
a1tung, baB i6 tets etne sroBe Gu:
Der beiten uno eIeganteten WfDbel bait
id su BEN niebri9ifen Breiien Der
Inter meinem 8orratb beinoen lid
grobe 4naabl @esenitdnoe Die it9 boz
lid AT SeIt.9eIhenfe eianet.
Sir bas mir btsher 9ei6enfte Gut
banfenb, empfeble i'd MIDI au4 ferne
CUNT metner @bnner 1no perbe Mic
itreben burb quite 8aare uno frern
8%eoienuns Seberman a%ufrieoen 81 itel
BsgT Gdrse aller arten.
Ilops S16iimpel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

aQene Wuspabl BON gebnabtsiaben 1T bues Subr beoeuteno sr6Ber a1s
70 DE lie supor in q. gGuo porbanoen mar. Sd lae bs 9ublttum freunblibf
81 mid 5ets su beiuten. Sultus aud, st. glouo, @&nn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

Ils elm pafienbes @ei9enf 81 I
nadten gilt Ohne 3meifel cine 3iel
monita ooer gioline, BON beuen elm
Ser 8orratb an,6aHb 1T. Oieie tui
tud6renb Der
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

IT~s GEORG ETOWN UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL
- OF LaW-The next session Of this School will
open WEDNESDAY EVENING. October 7th. Cir
Man, Secretary University Law Building. corner 9th
and SIS. H. W.. auIUltse14
TH~Ss MRS BROWN (COLORED)
~ will give her highly recommended Nedi-
Gated Electro and Steam Baths Also, Magnetic
treatment ~ 3Oo 0lsSourl ave. NV. mr2-6m*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

A PRETENDED DEALER CoUNrERFEIr
MONEY KILLED BY A CUSTOMER WHOM HE
ATTEMPTED TO swINDLE.
"Tom" Davis alias william Warren, q we'll
known New York "crook," was shot and killed
in his office, at No. 113 Reade street. i'm that
city yesterday, by q Texan. named James u.
Holland, whom Davis was attempting TO swim
die in a pretended sale of counterfeit money!
Davis brother Theodore, who aided I'm the At
tempted swindle, was in a small room part.
toned of from Davis Office, and heard the
shooting. Holland, il is claimed, came from
Texas In answer 10 letter from Davis, who
pretended 10 be a dealer in counterfeit money.
When Holland came to his Office Davis showed
him $1,000 In genuine greenbacks, which he
then placed in q handbag, standing the latter
against a trap-door I'm the partition. On the
other side OF the partition Theodore Davis, the
brother. was concealed, awaiting chance
when the victim was not looking 10 remove
the bag containing the money and 70 replace
IL with another one of exactly similar appear.
ance, containing packages OF paper, OF the same
dore attempted TO make the change, the Texan
happened TO glance up. Instantly suspecting
the meaning OF the movement Holland
jumped 10 his feet, drew q Colts revolver, and
crying, "Oh, you are trying TO rob met" shot
Tom Davis twice, one bullet passing through
followed by Davis brother, who pointed him
out 10 policeman. Holland went 20 the sta
ton house without objection, but would say
nothing regarding the shooting, further than
that IL was justihable. Holland had q Colts
revolver, two gold watches and $1,000 In
money on his person when arrested. In Davtf
pockets were found 1854 in greenbsckk, e43
In Canadian notes, and q gold watch. In his
desk were found bonds and shares Of mining
companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

A CLERGYMAN KNOCKED DOWN FOR PREACH
ING MEMORIAL SERMON ON GRANT.
A telegram from York, Pa, August 81, says
decided sensation was created I'm Winters
town. this county, yesterday, by J. III. L. Full
ton, well-known resident of the village Rev.
j. +. Schultz, of Shrewsbury, pastor OF the cir.
cult embracing Wintestown Evangelical
church, some time ago announced that yester-
day he would preach Grant memorial ser.
mon. Fulton gave notice that such sermon
should not he preached in that church. But
little attention was paid TO his threat, and ON
sunday Rev. Mr.. Schultz announced his te xt
knd proceeded with his sermon enumerating
Sreat men OF ancient and modern times
Fulton sat quietly until Gen. Grants name
was mentioned, when he sprang To his feet,
brAndished his arms and cried Ia the minister,
@StQp THAR! The preacher continued his dis
coIts and Fulton advanced up the aisle. Great
CONFUSION prevailed, which reached a crisis
when the angry member sprang into the pulpit
and VIOLENTLY assaulted the minister, knocking
him down. A rush was made by the congrega-
ton to defens the pastor, and in the melee one
man received a OSow from Futons INST and an
other had his clothing badly torn. Order was
finally restored and the sermon finished. Full
ton will probably be prosecuted. IL Is said he
has left the place. His action has aroused great
indi9nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
THE CATTLEMEN AND THE FENCES.
What Gen. McCo0k Says Of Gen. But.
lefsS Move.

zen. McCook. of Colorado, says the PROPOSE
uon OF Gen. r. F. Butler to enjoin the President
to restrain him from enforcing his proclama-
ZION for the removal of cattle from the Chey-
enne and Arapahoe reservation is absurd. He
says that no service can issue against the Presi-
oent, out that If the cattlemen want to invoke
the aid OF the law they could get writ of in
junction against the military officer who may
be ordered by the President to enforce the proc
lamation.
in the event Of such an injunction would the
cattle owners be able to maintain their stock
on the reservation until the final decision of the
question by the courts?'' asked STAR re-
Ihat depends upon what the military officer
might DO II were in command would
SIMPLY refuse service and carry out the orders
Then the courts might deal with me after.
wards. Or the ofncer in command might &C
order.
"rne treaty with the Cheyennes and Arapa-
President TO do just what he is doing. He could
not permit those cattlemen to remain there
without violating his oath of Office. It is his
outy under that treaty and by law to keep all
outsiders, all intruders, off the reservation, and
tn maintain the reservation for the use Of the
Gen. McCook is familiar with the whole sub
Ject, and has been called upon by the authori-
ties for Information and advice in the premises
- oSAic< sudG the pTOclaSuAtaOn Will DC Ell.
forced quite promptly, no matter if the cattle
owners do resort to the courts. He added that of
course no Injunction could be asked for until
the military should commit some overt act,
should take some step towards forcibly eject
ing the cattle from the reservation. It is not
oel1eved by the authorities that force will be
necessary. The cattle owners are, according to
advlces to the Interior department, arranging
10 remove their stock, and II they::show q dispO-
Hition to get off the reservation soon as prac-
ticaole they will be given such extension of
time as may be required; but should they
manifest q disposition to fight the proclama-
ton In the courts or otherwise the United
States troops would, it is authoritatively stated
De ordered to remove the cattle forthwith.
A large cattle raiser of the west
now in this city, says that General
Buffers interest in the question arises
from the fact that he is interested In several
ranches which comprise government land
Illegally fenced in. He says the general. natur-
ally, does not want to see the order for the re-
moVal OF all such fences enforced and Us there
is a close bond OF sympathy between the men
who occupy Indian reservations and those
Illegally occupying government lands, Gen.
Butter in epdeavoring to impede or prevent the
enforcement OF the proclamation for the re-
movi OF cattle from the reservation is putting
In a lick to save his own interests as If the
proclamation can be broken down, SO probably
would be the order for the removal OF illegal
fences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

In the case Of the Central Trust company Of
New York against the Southern Maryland rail-
road, bill for foreclosure of mortgage and sale,
the Equity Court. Judge Merrick, to-day made
decree for the sale OF the road, &c. The decree
recites that the company, on the LIST OF January,
1881, authorized the issue Of 81 600, 900 in
bonds, and sold 81, O63, 900; that to secure the
same mortgage was given; and that July LIST,
1881, the company detaulted in the payment
of interest in::the sum of $40 1910; in January,
1882, defaulted In $27,S9O; July LIST, 1882, in
$14,79O: July LIST, 1882, and subsequently,
there being now due $3.50, $40. The decree di-
reefs the payment of the latter sum in court in
thirty days, and in default the sale to take
place Of all the franchises at NJ. Thomas & Sons
the trustee may designate, at which the COM
plainant may bid and appoints Anthony NJ.
Zane, OF Philadelphia, trustee on a bond of