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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-29
RUSSIA'S ULTIMAlUM
The Cxar Declines to Further
Discuss the Penjdeh Affair
with England.
lCab.e dispatch from tsrdcn !

The Russian rep,y to the comfiiuts' cation
sent to M. de Giers through Sir Edwafd
Thornton YESTERDAY, aft4r the receipt OF
Sir Peter Lumsdens supplementary report
6fi the battle Of March 10. has inst been
received. NJ. de Giers rcplies curtly that
Russia declines to enter tlpon any further
discussion OF the Penideh incident, @
II ia reported MI ST. Petersburg that fh6
general staff are in favor Of allowing Gen.
komaroff to net nt his own discretion mot
even III. de Giere 10 inte, fere.
A letter from Baku eynf,rms the frat ac.
connt of the battle 81 pAnidet. and afates
that the AFGHAN force 6onsi ,ted ef 1000
men. The writer who had been W III Sir
Peter Lnmsden. but who leff hm before
the battle was fought states the Russians
throughout the winter had been irving 10
excite and irritate the Asvhf,ns aud that
only Sir Peter Lumsden's influence ,,rs-
vented bloodshed long ayo. Col. AIikhanoff
advanced TO Ak-Tape at about The end of
NOyembar. before the boundary commits.
NM had arfiycd. and a battle with the Az
Z sl1nn1a - narrowly avoided then. q News
y " ~ haffla A
Penidek the XYfS SSn &fS -
out IN the fore front Of the frhtinr fiS(i Mn
twice wounded. Il Is reported that Col.
AI{khanoff offered reward OF 100 tonlas
iAbout 5000 for the head of either Of the
British officers with the Afghan force.
A dispatch from Constantinopls puts q
new light ON the diplomatic mission to En-.
gland Of Hassan Fehmi pasha, the special
Turkish Envoy. and Hobart Pasha. Mar.
sha1 of tho Turkish Empire. In order 10
avoid the censorship of press dispatches at
Constptinople this message was sent by
mail to Athens and Transmitted thence by
telepranh 10 London. II saws that the sole
mission Of Fehmi Pasha. who has been
here cor stantly since January last, was to
fool the British Government into belief
that Turkey was disposed to be on
friendly terms with E.pland and to
aeak and follow her advice ia all inter.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-29
(;ambling N New OrIeaus.

The spirit Of gambling seems TO DO
in the very air Of New Orleans. II ap-
pears to have possession OF ell classes
Of the community, and it manifests
itself in = great variety Of ways. 1t il
mot OF recent growth. From the origi-
nal settlement OF New Orleans, nearly
200 years ago. down to the present
time, its people have wooed the god
dess Of chance with oil the fervor and
eagerness which charactcrixes them to-
day. Gaming il the popular vics Of
the Latins, which have stamped their
impress 20 indelibly upon the morals
and manners OF that city. The passion
for play il contagiouA and Il has been
fostsred in New Orleans by the course
Of events. The long reign Of king cot
ton, inducing constant ventures into
the field Of speoulation, and ths uncsr-
tainties growing ont of The civil war
and the abolition Of slavery, only served
70 spread and intensity the gaming
fever. and today Il RACES = Violently
. ever. ~ Correspondence Chicago
Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-29
A Famous Naturalist.

The fame of Seth Green ~ master
OF the rod and gun, and - An enthusi-
astic, practical pisciculturist, 10 world
wide. He is keen observer of nature
in all her moods, but is especially noted
for his intimate acquaintance with
fishes and birds, and their habits, and
the profound knowledge he possesses
of the vegetable and animal life upon
which they feed. Mr.. Green ID gifted
with remarkable conversational pow
ers, Is clear and luminous in statement,
and no one can listen to him without
rare entertainment and instruction.
He is untiring in his researches after
knowledge, and has . marvellous apti-
tude for combining and controlling tho
minor and insignihcant forces Of ma
ture. SO that they will work together
for the advantage of man. His labors
extend far beyond the mere cultivation
of fish. Among his melon vines Mr..
Green has laid boards. Lifting mp
those boards multitudes cf toads were
found concealed there by day. At
night they como out and feed upon the
insects that infest the melon vines. It
was simple device, and one that suc-
ceeded admirably. The toads were
harnessed to his scheme Of gardening,
and worked faithfully and we'll There
ID hint in this to other growers OF
melona Mr.. Green il : born expert
menter, and Il not slow to gst at the
bottom facts in the matters that 81
tract his attention. He il not disposed
to adopt the speculations or conclu ions
Of othArA. exoept 20 far n thay are
based upon proved conditions He has
reduced TO practical use and given ia
the world the results OF long years ol
study and observation, and the world
is better thereby. He ID in the full
vigor Of industrious life. and will yet
accomplish much more in the field oi
his special pursuita-American Agri-
catlturist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-29

Ger. Henry h. jackson, whom President
Cleveland has appointed Minister TO Mex
leo, was born at Savannah, Ga., In 1870,
graduated from Yale College in 1889, sud.
led law, and was admitted to the bar q
Columbus, Ga, in l64O. Shortly afterward
he was appointed United 6tates DistFict A.
torney. He commanded Georgia regt-
ment in the Mexican war. In 1o40 ~ was
appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court fOe
the Eastern District Of Georgia, and e ld63
was appointed Judge Of the Supreme Cont
Of Georgia. He wns COuxederate Gem
eral in the war, was captured h the 1Aa q
1854. and imprisoned Tor several months =
Fort Warren.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-04-29

JcHx Eif1x Tin conkxsls M
~ ~ hesn lsauly slesl1 ~ y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Notice of Assignee's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
~ 18th ,iay OF September, A. ID. 1850, AL
40 O'clock A. NJ. OF that day, IN front OF the
courthouse Iii the city OF Oiyml'la, W. L.,
will sell at public auction Tor cash III
ia. I'd in gold coin or Lawful. monry 10 the
uest and nIguest bidder, The following dc
>crIbeu property, VIZ: n large lot o.
wines, lI9turs and cigars, there being
about 2,UvJ line cigars and large lot Oh
liz tiors and Wines, such AS port, ciar'
aid champagne wines, and liquors COLI
si,tIng GA brandy, whisky, Gin, bitters,
cherry, ale and porter. Also, Will sell
ali interest OF john II. Wilson. an insoi-
vent debtor, To certain noriSaSed prop
niture III the olympia saloon, Oh Thnd
street, said city, JelnI beer natures, cOuli-
Ter, nIrr. Is, taD.e>, Calais, Oil cioLu. III C.
u .,oi SAT-, Ue,r sale, pictures, lamps anu
stoves, beng ali Tine AAlurcs anu Iurni-
.ufe III SdII saiOon, The saline DelIiE subject
W II ciIaIiei mortgage to The A. i. HUla-
ing ~ Co" ol Seatlle, Ior part OF the pur-
CHASE money.
Also VIII sell the notes, book of ac-
counts anu outstanding Indebtedness due
said InsolVent which amount u upwards
OF S6UU.
A list ana inventory of the property to
be al. can To found Al the petition Of
said nsui en-. and the el.Ort .. Inc IT
cc.vi Al c..,c NJ. 14'J l.. ,nc Gle. Ms o.-
ace III t.iu Distr,c. q IA. vi tlc orcunu ia
uIc.a, DIstiIc., ~. L., uoiuiu, term, at
by p.t. on,iti.d Juiin A. " L,sUii ..aI,is,
Al, II,ultuiS.
D..,cu 81 August II, 1885.
}. w. bonner,
Assignee OF JOHN IL. " Iisou, an Inso.-
Wen. ~ Lar.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Notice # Assignees Sale.

NtilCE is her, bv given that on :ht
~ lZ.n ,iat OF September y. ID. I-,J. a.
or.ocn 2. NJ o tia, day in front OF the
CIT. .-iI'tS: Ill I So cay UIyni ia. Nash
NJ = Territory. 1 viii scIi at irn:h
,uc .,n Tor cash IN ht"u, il ;,o.u cUi;, -.
lawful money. 10 the best aud i'll, q, y,
hld.iCr the following ucS-ribcu prop. -,
VIZ: \ large lot Of wIiieS. liquors AM.
cISa ', there b ing about 100 niie cigars
ana :. large lot of wines and liquors sucI.
a. Sherry. white. port and champaign
wines, and liquors consisting of brandy,
whiskt y, gin, rum, bitte. s, cherry, &c
Also l Will sell ali interest of Georre P,
Munro. an iiS,lvent debtor, in certain
MOI tagged Property, to-wit: Billiard Ia
bic and balls. &c, card tables, Lar fix
tuies including counter fixtures, glass.
ware. pictures, mirrors and decanters, &c. !:
chairs. lamps, / chandelier, wash sta I'D.
curtains. stove AMI pipe, being all fixtures
and furniture In the " Maple Shade" sd.
loon on Fourth street, in said city, The.
same being subject 20 a chattel mortgap q
to Thomas Swan, OF Muu Bay, W.T..
Also will sell the book accounts and
Indebtedness due said insoivent, which
amount to upwards of 81, 900.
A list and inventory of tho property to
be sold can be fund in petition of sa d
ihSoivent and report of receiver i'm case
No. 2474 in the office of the Clerk of Dis.
trict Court, Second Judicial District, W. r..
holding terms at Olympia, entitled George
J.. Munro against his Creditors.
Dated August 18th, 1885.
J. W. bonner.
Assignee of George p. Munro, an insol.
vent debtor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
N. +. Conference Appointments.

OLYMPIA district, \. J. Hanson presid
Ing elder. Olympia post office.
Aberdeen circuit-Charles McDer-
moth
Bay Center circuit. +. Leach.
Ccntralia circlit-A. X. Crawford.
Chrhalis circuit-D. W. Cameron.
Columbia river mssion-To be sup
piled.
C"wlitz circuit-To be supplied.
Elma observation-disclosures Anderson.
Lewis river circuit-G. q. Ferguson
and one to Ice supplied.
Montc>anr-W. |. Cosper.
Oakland circuit-To be supplied.
Olvmpia-A. b. Bruncr.
CIV >tcrvllc cirruit-To he supplied.
Tumwatcr circuil-Robcrt Phillips.
Nancmlver-F. VI. Robertson.
Winlock circuit-To be supplied
Iclm circuit-To he supplied
Chinese mission-A. j. Hanson, super
tcnlcnt; Chan How Eau, assistant.
Seattle district-D. q. Lc Sonrd. presid-
ing elder; p">toiticr, Seattle. W. L.
Dungcness circuit-To hc supplied.
H. obs canal iri>~i"n-To l." supplied.
lnC"nncr cirrut-licnj F. Brooks.
N""ksack Crossing circuit-John
Flynn.
No"ksick Indian mission-To be sup
piled
Port T"wnsend-Isaac Dillon.
Puyallup circuit-t;. A. Landen.
Quillayute misSion-To he supplied.
san Juan circuit. A. Tenant.
Seattle, Battery street,. \. Banks.
Seattle, First church,. y. Denison.
Seattle, Scandinavian church-Andrew
Farrell
Seniahmoo circuit-To be supplied.
Ska.it circut-W. III. Zellers.
Sn"homiSh circuit-ti Il. Osborne.
South Prairie miSsion-ro he supplied.
SI'.ik m>sion-To be supplied.
la" ma, First churrh-robc supplied.
Tao oma. English mission-To he sup
piled
Ta,"ma, Scandnavian-C. J. Larson
Va. hon circuit-To he supplied.
West Tacoma circuit. +. DcNore.
WhItcom-J. W. pubt;.
Wildly lsiand-W. Il. NcMilin.
White river circuit-B. 7 Van Devon
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Matters of Interest.

Tacoma wants German consulate
established there.
The usual amount OF fruit, says
the Portland Ne,rS, is go n : to waste
III Oregon this season for want Of at
teDtion.
Monday afternoon little girl Is
months old, the child of AIr. and
Mrs. Ben Osborne, residing at the
foot Of the mountains South of
Walla Walla, fell into tub of boil
ing water and was terribly scalded
flom the armpits to the knees.
General w. W. Averill, the famous
Union cavalry leader sent a conerat-
ulary telegram to Fi'zhugh Lee upon
his nomination for Governor in which
he says: 81 shall rejoice in your
election" General Rosser sent a
similar one from Lake Minnetonka.
The previous report of the accident
on the Northern Pacific Railroad,
near the Franklin mine, in the
Green river county, was considerable
overdrawn. There was, however.
an accident by which one man lost
his life by being smothered under
large body of earth.
Mr.. E. C. Portland, formerly in
business in Tacoma, Seattle anu
Who!com, and Portland and Alkali,
in Oregon, has recently moved from
Alkali to Scio, where be will make
another start-the sixth in the last
three years. Pentland is enterprise
ing, if not persistent.
"Chautauqua" is a corruption OF
an Indian phrase meaning a " foggy
place." The founder of Chautauqua
literary circles knew what he was
about when he chose their NAME
The above, though written years
ago, must have had prophetic re-
ference to the Chautauqua grounds
on Vashon island.
The new steamship Etruria has
demonstrated conclusively that she
is the fastest ocean going vessel
afioat, her speed surprising that OF
the famous arizona, america, Oregon,
Aurania, and other flyers of the At
lantic. Three times in as many
months has she beaten the fastest
time yet made by any of her rivals.
Her last great run, from New York
to Queenstown. WAS ID de III 6 days,
S hoars and rs minute, The tip be-
inS completed Oh Fridty last.
BiLvA LOCKWOOD, ex caDdidn.e fer
the clair which Mr. Cleveland occu-
pies 1t the While House, IN her lec.
,ure at Ol,mpia, the other evening,
did not receive very much eucour-
agen,ent from the strobg-minded
women Of the capital city. We are
tod that there were vs,y few hear.
trs in attendance, while there ". r.
a conspicuous number of empty
seats. The STANDARD man, however,
displays his usual chivaIry and comes
to the rescue with very favorable
report Of the lecture, which he de-
clares was we'll worth better hear.
ing. 1t 10 something quite remark
able that the earnest advocates of
woman suffrage at the capital of the
Territory, who gave the Legislature
no rest until their right to vote, We
secured to them by Territorial statu es
should thus turn the cold shoulder
to one of the foremost champions
of their cause. Ne,cs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

OUR SUMMER
G[hh!EElA|ARAMGIE} SALE Z
NONE CAN AFFORD TO Be ABSENT.
FINE DURABLE SHOES.
Prices that Danish Competition.
Another invoice of those s. Ladies'
French Kid Shoes, for So 50.
Ladies' Fine Curacao Kid Button
Shoes, at ST. 90.
Ladies' fine SIS Kid Foxed Button
Shoes, for So 25.
Gents SIS French Calf Wauken-
phasts' hoes, good for ten miles an
hour easy, 81 25, J. H. TORY manufac-
turer, Boston.
Mems Calf Boots, full stock, at SO
per pair.
Boys So French Calf Shoes, London
toe, in sizes from 1 to 5 1-2, for 81.
Mems White Shirts, Wamusutta
muslin, at 90 cents each.
Yours Respectfully,
JOSEPH CHEM.
Olympia, Aug IA, 1885.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Tax Notice.

TNIIE municipal taxes of the Town of
i Tumwater are now due and payable
10 Frank Eastman. Deputy Treasurer, at
the POstoffice. These taxes will become
delinquent on the list of September, after
which time the penalty prescribed by law
will be added.
by order of Poard of Trustees,
ii. CORNELL,
President.
July II, 1885, W.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
OLYMPIA. W. T.


TnIS Academy for young ladies. under
i the direction of the Sisters OF Charity
Will resume its studies on Monday, Au-
gust 3lst, 1885.
Pupils of all denominations will be
equally received. The course of instruc-
ton combines all the useful branches of a
solid education. Pupils received at any
time during the term. and will be charged
from the day Of entrance. The scholastic
year comprises ten months. opening about
the first of September and ending the
latter part of June.
Terms per month, payable In advance:
Board, washing and bedding 900. sl4 o.
NJ usic and Use Of instrument . 90
Singing in class, plain and ornamental
needle work, do not form extra charges.
DiY ACADEMY.
Terms. per month. i'm advance:
ccHlot u 80 ..-...... ....-........ ~ w
Intermediate class. ............. 4 50
TTiIiuiy GLASS -.... ....-..- TX
ST. MICHAEL's DAY SCHOOL.
This day school for boys under IL wears
Of age will be In charge of the Sisters OF
Charity and be opened on the 3lst of
August. 1885.
resmS. ier month. in advan"e:
Intrrm diite class ... ST.
Fo' further pa; ticnlars apn,y'O
SISTER SUfEklURESS.
August IA. 1895. I'm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Sherif's Sale.
Territory III Washington, ,s
County of Mason. 80

Territory Oi Washington,
County of Mason. 81
IN the District Court of Washington Ter.
l. ritory aud for the Second Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Oiym-
pia for the counties Of ThurstOn and Ma.
son.
Mary NJ. Miller.
ASI pSo,,.o,d Decree Of foreclosure
"a -oi, T. phoins and order Of sale.
Defandants.
BY virtue of decree and order of sale
made and entere d in the above entitled
cause and Court. on the Goth day of De-
cember, A. d. 1884, q copy of which has
been issued and certified to me by the
Clerk of said Court under the seal thereof
bearing ate the 9th day of July, A. ID.
1885. for the sum OF 81 90 gold coin.
per month, from the Goth dav of Deem
BIER A. u. 1884, and the further sum of
$28S 80 costs, and also the increased costs
thereon, l. William Caliow, Sheriff of Ma
son county, Washington Territory, will,
on SatuI day, the 18th day of August. A. ID
day, at the front door Of the Courthouse
in Oakland, in the county Of Mason, said
Territory, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated, lying and be-
ing in Mason county, Washington Terri
tory, and particularly described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Lots six (6) and seven 10
and the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section ten Q0), township twen-
ty COY north. of range three 81 west; also
lot one "a in section fifteen Isl. tOwn n
ship twenty 40, north, range three go
west; also. that certain. parcel of land,
commencing at the northwest corner OF
the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section fourteen uD town.
ship twenty north go NJ, of range
three 90 west, running thence due
east to point Of intersection with a
creek i'm said section fourteen, thence fol-
lowing the course of said creek to the
main channel Of Swindle's cove. themes
following said cove to place of beginning,
said parcels or tracts Of land containing
i'm all one hundred and eighty-seven and
7O-lOO acres tl87 70-l0O). together with all
and singular the tenements, heredita.
ments and appurtenances, thereunto be.
longing, or in auywise appertaining
Said property is taken and sold az the
property of A. 3. J. and 8. +. Phelps, de
PENDANTS.
Dated at Arcadia, Mason county, w. r.
this 18th day of July. A. ID. 1875.
WILLIAM CALLOW,
sheriff of Mason county, Washington
]. 6. McFADpzx. Attorney fox Plaiptify.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
g'reaSurer's Notice.

NOTICE is her. by riv' u trat there re
~ tunis tn .cdeein all " Thurstonr.li =
" .n.irrS' presented .,rior To I.rpr,,.vI
29t'' 1871 and that no interest," will b.. al
Ow. thereon after august 10, 1915.
c. b MANN,
County Treasurer.
Olympia. Aug. Z, 1885. Wv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Nee A,htHin.

lht fNf i'ttnH Hi' D. 'HH '''f''
all ln, 80. 'I.. anN 81 h'rlY
Aa.,a. lan,, ~a~ gwen at tie
tsu,.n u .-e. ',tuida, evening
int,ts Tan demand Ia Young
ai, teacher. tu sp ln.o the country
Qiho tumhor e iai,fuui men
have b,,n "a out ,it, 10" past week
IuoGi.h'r q roscr engine for the
vro t,uw> arr,ed Monday even
m.
Ais, M,t, shelton hn. been visit
lns hu,ul. IA tll. city duuns tie
week
IL ten l,,, mote. TIE traditional
- vii como hack snl Ne can eat
oysters
lLe,uni- h,ckod w,lh dnrk spots
4 common hpld-gla,s slli,ceSio sh""
IT," lager ONES
capt, rcrc,sals company, the
Washington Cadets. Niil match to
Eve Oaks 10 morrow.
Mr. " q Bash has an increased
force uf men at work at hl, camp.
h.hns incoming orders
Father tpch, rch. the founlor Of
the order ~ Notkm,n. will visit +
Olympia. on Saturday. tho ~ h inst.
Mason county ha. been vol rep.
re-.nt.d du,,uK IA. week by - sttung
Delegation headed 10y Judge Il ~
he"y
On Monday. the 3lst instant. n.
private schooi viii b" opened ~ The
Odi frilow,' building by Miss Mar,
O'Neal
Mis- A II Eiler has gone 10
spend several months with her
daughter. Mr.. A. J LittleIohn. at
Tacoma.
Ons company Of militia has NJ
rived from Seattle aud another ~ ex
pec,ed to morrow. to 90 INTO camp
q, Fave Oaks
III. City Marshal has done some
good wo,k. during tho week, IN re F
pairing dangerous sidewalk. IN VA
iuu. parts Of town.
Citizens Of tho Eas,r,l. are nigh,
eously clamo,iug for a good side /
walk on either sido Of tho bridge
l..d,p, 10 tina, portion Of town.
n,,, lo..l ..x,,,ll. ~. ,ow i,
,v, ouera,,on ,u,u,n, ON, bu,ld,no
material IN .upply orJers from yari. /
ON. po,p,s along ,bs unper Sound
A. N A. u.., IA. acadia,
a. al, =, IT,. ,..,,,. ,,o.,
the Fourth street sidewalk 10 the
n,.p.,,y occuu,ed bv Sami s,o,k
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

1t will be ready for delivery some
time in October, and sold at So per
COPY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

IN the District Court of Washington Ter
l. ritory aud for the Second Judicia
District thereof, holding terms at Oiym
pia for the counties of Thurston and Ma
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21
Providence Academy,

July II, 1885,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-08-21

PAULINE" Say, mamma, was it
necessary to get up an improved BIZ
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12

IT trRnspires that the Territory of Arl- zona and New Mexico comprise tem- porarily a new department under tue supreme command Of General George Crook This k, so far. the only direcI fruit of the hasty visit of General SJeri- dan to ArlzoDa, and It suggests that General Crnok demanded the full, free and unrestricted control of matters it be is to be made res honsihle for the capture and punishment of the hus'lles and the conduct of tho Indians m tGIs department. He has been given all the authority he has asked for and can act m every way without consulting auy one. This is as II should be. Grueral Crook fully understands tue situation and, with thIs removal of all obstacles from hIs path he Is plac d in position that will call forth his best eff rts 10 compass the destruction o; the Tene ne- gades. The whole responsibility Is now upon his own shoulders and we feel as- cured that he now means 10 make a most determined effort to end the troubles. With hIm 1t must be tr,- umph or eternal disgrace, and we feel that be should be given all DOS. sible encoursg, meut by the people of the two Territor.e- in this last efTlri, with hope that tie end of our trouble- may soon come. Lrt there not be one single shadow of an obstacle thrown in his path, no matter how badly We de plore the blunders of the past. We want peace, and we must unlte and forget past differences for future good. We wish 10 be plainly understood m this matter, that we hold the same general opinions upon this sub!ect that We have so freely expressed in the past, but pending the crucial test that is SO soon to be made, We call sn armisuce until developments demonstrate Its success .or failure. If General Crook brings us lasting peace and complete triumph over the hostiles, we shall be happy to accord him all the honor and glory the accom- plishment Of such a great task merits, and We hope the occasion may soon ar rive when we shall be called upon to do so.