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New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
FORFEITURE OF LAND GRANTS.
Mr. PAYsON TO ASK TO HAVE ALL "INDEMSirf
IANDsv RESTORED,
fBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIDUNE.l

LANDS" RESTORED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRDUNEl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Represcntative Pay
Public Lands has especially active and Jealous in
forfeiture Of unearned railroad land grants Is OF the
opinion that Of the bills now pending will become
law by the action OF this Congress- owing to what he re-
CARDS irreconcilabc differences between the House
and Senate respecting the mode of consummating the
forfeiture and restoring the uncavned grants TO the
public domain. What is known a. the Morgan
amendment OF the Senate to the bill
to declare forfeited the grant to the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad COMPANY, which IL now In the hands or con-
ference committees provides for a judicial inquiry and
Judgment all questions In controversy aud which may
affect the titles OF individuals well as OF the corpora
ton any portion Of the lands which II IA proposed 10
reclaim, The conferees the part of the senate seem
firmly determined To maintain their ground on thls
proposition while the House conierces are equally rm
In their decision not 10 entertain II.
1t IS understood to be tho disposition or large
majority OF the Seuae 60 insist that Mr.. Morgans pro-
vision its equivalent shall be engrafed on the other
forfeiture bills passed by the House In view or tnls
radical difference between tho two Houses aud DIS
opinion that there il prospect OF any agreement on
the pending bills Mr. Payson proposes a new plan. II
understood that Monday next, when motions VIII
be In order ny individual members 10 suspend the res
70 obtain the floor to move the passage
OF II measure TO restore 10 tho public
domain all Indemnity lands"-lands withheld from
market within certain limits under the provisions or va
rious railroad grants, TO enable the companies To make
selections ~ indemnify them for Lands within the granted
limits which had been sold Otherwise disposed OF ny
the United States. Mr. faysOn estimates That II ms
proposition becomes law II Will restore 10 Tue Publlc
million aud he il said to be confident OF the success
Of the House II he can bring II 10 vote
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MOTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED.
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF SILVER COINAGE II
De DEBATED


tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrsE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. Son Monday in the
House motions by individual members To suspend the
rules and pass bills and resolutions will be In order.
vote on Mr. Cassidy's motion. coming over from last
session, to pass bin providing for new publc build
ing at Carson Nevada, will he the first business Mr..
Thompson Of Kentucky, next expects to secure the
Speakers recognition for motion TO suspend the rules
and pass bill incorporate local railroad company.
Mr. Collins Of Massachusetts, will then renew the at
tempt defeated the last session. 10 have day set for
the consideration Of tho National Bankruptcy bill.
II is understood that II he can obtain recognition Mr.
Bnckner Of Missouri, will move Ia suspend the rules.
and pass jout resolution authorizing the President In
his discretion to suspend temporarily the coinage OF
standard silver dollars That such resolution. II offered
Will receive the Of the twOthiris necessary IL
hardly to expected but there seems TO be no other
way TO test tho sentiment OF the House on
the question OF compulsory silver coinage. Mr..
Bland, whom Speaker Carlisle made chairman
of tho Committee on Coinage. Weights aud Measures, s
bitterly opposed 10 any restriction OF the coinage and he
saws that he will DE supported by majority OF his com
mtee Free coinage" Is the wachwOfl of the father
OF e buzzard dollar" ON Tuesday the special order is
the consideration Of business reported by the Committee
on Military Affairs, bat IT, well ~ the Interstate
Commerce bill probably VIII have tn give way 10 the
Pension Appropriation bill. upon which the Appropr!a-
tious Committee expect 10 demand action.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
STREET RAILWAY PROJECTS.

Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday continued the injunction obtained by
Edward NJ. Knox, restraining the Board of Aldermen
from Passing the Mayors veto resolution granting
TO the Brooklyn and Jersey City Ferry Railroad Com
pany the privilege OF connecting the Fulton and Liberty
st ferries by q railroad which shall through Liberty
At The indee holds that the application for such q
franchise must be made by corporation and that the
railroad company not such al organization when 1t
applied for the franchise
Several witnesses examined yesterday before
Commissioners Vance. Harris and Lord and gave testi
Inony favorable TO the construction Of railroad in
broadway The hearing will be continued on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

dauehter seeine the course her brother PURSUING
and Knowing that ne would lose all aud that the money
was her fathers and have said BEFORE having a"
and felegraphed for me to home. l immeaia,eiy
did co. She has returned the money to me, for when
thank her heartily.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MP RLAINE,s NEW.YEAR,s CALLS.
IN, TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIGUSE.l

WAsuryGroN, Jan. 3.-Mr. Blaine, as Is weli
KNOWN did not call nj the White House on NOW"
day. 1t scarcely to be expected tha' he ""u '"o
, s,,d f., tho time Since then Il has come out that
Mr. Blaue called on all the members OF the Cabinet VINO
are known to have friendly to him In the last cam
psn but he failed pay his respects 20 those whose III
disguised hostility to him only TOO Wen koMh n
Secretary Lincoln Secretary Teller and secretary DC
Culloc but he did not visit at MI s ~, a. a.
Mr. Brcwsters or Mr. llaltos ihis i. 'i ~
these dull days supplies the town with hi'iui 'op'O
IA conversation.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
AN ExPLANAT1ON BY MR. vOsS, SR
Andreas Voss, of No. 14S West Sixteenth
st. writes to TiE TRIRuNE as folloXs:

st., writes to THE TRIBUNE as follows:
About week ago my daughter Amelia yoss, was ar
rested at the instance Of her brother, Herman t. Voss,
being charged with taking money and papers amounting
70 about $25 900 from safe box held by them Jointly IN
the Manhattan Safe Deposit Company The main facts
~ the case are these: About year ago had occasion
to take long Journey to the West, and instructed my
Herman TO attend to financial afaRs during my
absence. among which the safekeepng OF certain
Gillian and Buenos Ayres bonds, amounting to about
$4,000 $27 600. and TO cash the coupons thereof
when due gave him, however, strict orders not TO sell
or IN any way dispose OF these bonds but 70 return them
proven himself worthy OF my confidence nasmuch he
sold the bonds with the intention specializing with the
proceeds aud has already lost part OF the money NY
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

There was than the usual of business in
State bonds. Tennessee compromise at fs Alabanas
Glass at s2 aud Georgia new at l0i There wero
transactions In city bank stocks; Metropolitan was
quoted l5a2j.
The business railway bonds covered large variety
OF bonds but tho dealings small and generally OF
retail character OF Eric second cohsos only $o0VvO
were sold and they closed with decline Of per cent ~
571s West Shore and Buffalo first 5s rose to
3sa, but closed at 37Ts the same rs last evening
Central and Hudson extended per cents were up
10 IO3is New-York Chicago aud 81. Louis first De de.
clined per cent to 90 and ended weak at 90s Central
OF Ncw-Jerscy better eonsols up y to 9s%
and convertible up Ia to 100. Chesapeake and ONO
rsts series p. were Ia per cent higher at 73 East
Tennessee Virginia aud Georgia consol 3s rose
i per cent to As, but closed at 4ii2 and
the incomes were up . at loa. Houston
decline per cent to 102 the fact that the
January coupons cashed by purchaser and wcre
not paid by the company; Burlington aud Quincy de-
bcnturc 5s were a higher ot 914, Denver and Rio
rande rsts were up per cent at a. and consos were
Ahigher at 4Ga. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
active at II q isiaalss Northern Pacific hrsts were
steady at 10l. ..-. -
The principal features OF todays bank statement were
the further expansion Of Of S2ol3jO0 IN loans and an
Increase OF ~ 900 IN deposits against an increase
that called for by the other changes OF only S2oso
200.
Following are the com paraye totals OF the statements
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MIR. BERGH'S MISSION IN CONNECTICUT
AN INJUNCTION IN REGARD TO MISS wELTOS's
wIIL-REsULTs OF HIS VISIT.


Henry Bergh had just reached his Office yes
OF q red-ash coal fire in crate when TRIBUNE
reporter asked him his visit to Connecticut had proved
satisfactory M Bergh called to Waterbury by an
Injunction restraining him from disposng Of any of the
property bequeathed to his society by Carrie j.
Welton.
E"The win OF Miss Welton is meeting with the usual
treatment" said Mr.. Bergh he settled himself COM
fortably his chair "Peope have no longer any right
dispose OF what belongs to them without contest
The will OF Miss WeltOn made executor for the so
ciey The contestants are relatives ana associates OF
Miss Welton Before her death she Ia their opinion,
a most sensible and worthy woman Immediately after
the reading OF her Viii, or rather or . inc
she was roaring mad. They obtained an injunction
restraining from doing what am free 10 confess
had intention OF doing negotiating or selling any OF
the estate. The matter stands in abeyance. The
society has engaged Senator Dootie OF Connecticut,
TO represent IT, but 1t is not likely that the will come
"Pcraps the peculiar phase OF the case ia that the
contestants are the brother Of Mr.. Welton Miss Wei.
have been heir TO the estate, had It been her
daughters will perfectly satisfied that the society
Miss Weons uncle. am told, has said that he would
spend 100000 10 break the win and prevent society
Wor as understand that he Is worth may SpSst Sssp "a at
amount aud i'll lind ~ comparatively easy matter TO
get rid OF it, with the assstsnce Of the legal machinery
will, do not believe All the forms OF law have been
complied with far as l. the sole executor,
cerned. In their desperation the contestants have
cused me Of high crimes and mlsdemeanOrs One Of
their ACCUSATIONS u that have spirited Mrs.
Welton away and secreted hef outside Of the
this wasn't in Sew.York and knew nothing about IT,"
Here the friend Of the animal Kingdom laughed softly
strnent an Injunction is how fashionable 1t has
come stll one onghtnt suppose to DC surprised At
for there was law n State, which made 1t
oGence!for man to kiss his wife on Sunday"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
THE PAY OF THE NAVY.
..,.a,.pu tn ruE rRiBUsE.I

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Auditor bearos,cy,
Of the Treasury Department, who andts tne
ta NAVY .ad to-day that officers of the Navy will super
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

There are theorists who want to imprison
mss house burners forgers and all evildoere II thai
plan coald be strictly carried out there would be but W
tie material left to do the voting and hold the omces IN
great cities.-t Orleans Pcayune.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

Alabama Class A.
1000. .....-S2
Georgia rs new
10000. ..lOl'a
Tenn Compromise
10000. .Aol
Atlantic & Pnc
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snnronsn rrnIn rhe Gravo.

Mrs. Sarah h. Turner and her mother. Mr.
Z. h. Bryan, for nineteen years residents a.
Humbolt, Tenn, make the following statss
ments as to the merits of Swift's SpecIde
Mrs Turner's ease TX well known In ths1
community. She says:
~ was afflicted for two or three years with
Eczema and Erysipelas combined. MY whos
system was broken down, my strength and
appetite gone, and | became as helpless as !
child, being lifted from place to place by INV
friends. | was treated by the best physIclan,
In the community with Iodide of Potash ana
the other usual remedies for such cases. /
was given up to die by my friends. My suf.
ferlngs were beyond description, and | haa
lost all hope of recovery. Last January
was induced to try Swifps Specific, having
received pamphlet from the company IA.
falling its merits. The first hail dozen Dol.
ties had the effect to bring back hope to ny
heart, ana the thought of being well again
brought JOY and gladness 10 the household.
] have taken altogether - bottles. The sores
! have all healed mp and Ill appeared; nv
| strength has returned, and ana able 10 do
| all kinds of homework. Swift Specific,
| honestly believe, snatched me from the
| grave, and do not know how 10 be grateful
enough for my recover
MRS, SABAn +. TURNER,
| know that s. s. S. S. has saved my daus.
| ters life. She was the most wTetched look,
| ing object that l ever saw when she com.
menced taking II, being perfectly helpless
| thank GOO that we ever heard OF IL. II savet
| my child. MRS. L, Il. BRYAN.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease mailed
| free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
| Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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MEDICINES,
HOPED

A young man named John Nayes Iva.
near mere had an eating cancer on Ms ,atH
which had eaten away his nose, part ~ "a
cheek, and extended up nearly TO his eve W Y
was one OF the most angry eating sores i'll
had ever seen. His throat finally becsrnas..l
volved TO such an extent that he couid ~
swallow liquid food. After using nh ~
remedies without checking the rava@s. a,
the eating cancer, his general health VA
broken down, he was confined 20 his hst n1
thought 1t to only be question OF lime mug sos
his death from the cancer. put him IN y
Swift's Specific as last resort, aud no baalNe
to improve with the first dose His eenssAs
health improved at once, and rapld1v. IN
throat got well; the rav0ges of the ea, "
were soon stopped; IL began TO heal aroras
the edges, and after few months treatnaaa!
with s. ). s. he has gotten entirely well H,ll
face Is al healed over with new flesh 49,
his general health is excellent. His recov asa
is wonderful. NJ. h. CRuMLEY, NJ, d cry
Dgtethorna q.
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visions of bliss.

Nine millions OF Empty Pin Boxcsl Whata
sad commentary on constipation and bousnessl
What vast storchouse Of pills II all were col.
lected. And to think that all these drastic, nau-
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
the stomichs of men and womenl Sickening
md disgusting TO think Of No one knows the
ms and aches, loss of time, piles and inflamma-
.ions they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
one dose of Bailey's Saline Aperient, and visions
ofblis, will hover over your detected brow II
relieves constipation, cures bliousness, sick head.
ache, heartburn, &c, tits pleasant. eiectull and
cheap. and well adapted to ladies' use.
Large bo,tlea only 50 cents. and sold every
where.
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nakspere sny. rrnixi

limit Whlch we call n rose
any other name would smell a. sweet
. Nv ,he reverse Is equally true, and the
nple fact that No many wretched per-
ines arc designated Florida Water
'cs not impart 10 them any of the
%eet fragrance OF the genuinc MURRAY
Lanman's Florida Water. Beware Sf
sese counterfeits, and make sure of Oh.
aiming only the right article which has
on Tor itself the foremost position AZ a
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We recommend Carter's Iron Pills 10
very woman who In weak, nervous and
iseouraged; particularly those who
ave thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet.
IA who are without strength or ambi-
-. These arc the cases for which
rter's Iron Pills are especially pre-
red, and this class cannot use them
q ithout benefit. Valuable for men also.
4 metal boxes, Vt 80 cents. Sold by
ruggists or sent by mail. SEQ adver-
d cement elsowhore.
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pERsoNAL.-wEAKA AND uNDryrI.
OPtVPf Hrs OF tho huMAN BonY
enlarged, developed and Strengthened. eto..
san Interesting advertisement long run In
urpsper In reply 70 Inquiries, we will say
Ills. On the coLtrary, the adyertisers are
cry highly indors.d Interested persons may
get sealed circulars, giving all particulars. by
addressing Erie Meo,cal Co. r. u. Box biS.
buffalolN. ys-lToiedo Evening Bee. Wv
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the key. George n. lhayer, Of Rour-
"a, indiana, says; "Both myself and
= no owe our lives 10 Shiloh's 6onFumn.
ON Cure" Sold bv J. Williams A az.
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immense stock Of wall paper, tho lat
IS designs and colors, are being ne.
va nv hamilton y yonnv.
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Todd Mills prsIrls Flour, s24S per 10
'unds. q. Il. MoMAND Il Bro.
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I'd. Randall eau furnish frst-class
lmamers' wagons and teams at rea.
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window Glass ut lew pr,cea. aud
iiasing done In any part OF the city.
HAMILTON Il You've,
k2R ELM atraat
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douglas Bros. have Just received an
CANT hne OF spring goods. Call and
them. 703 Main street,
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n 10 seif.evident that 8 phys.C,,n payInd
particular attention TO a class q c..es sttAinA
great sklll, and physlci In regular practice
1l over the country knowing tubs, frequently
fuopmmend cssef 20 the oldes, Office IN Amezn
20, and the proved good remedies OF an
eget aud countries are used, whole house "
nsod for ollee purposes, and all are treated NiiA
eklN In respectful manner; aud, knowing
what - do no experiments sre made. On ssl
ofsnt OF the great number applying, tbs
charge. are Kept low, often lower than Il iSS
handed By others. IL you secure the skill ,-A
gut Aspeedy and perfect life cure, that Is LAS
important matter, PamnhieL SO pages. seat
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, srouKs AND BONDS,

NEW YORK, March 25.-Money li@l1i
.loeinS i; prime mercantile paper, lld5
tsrllng exchange, y. b., quiet 1884
nlosed 81 The fol lowing nrIces bid:
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,l 5HE MARRIAGE glide ,Igg ggQ

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for a
cents IN postageor currency, Over fifty w0fi,
ccnul pen pictures, true 10 life, articles or the
ml0wlnE subjects; Who may marry who nOti
whyf Proper Rgeto marry. Whoinarry frsS
Manhood, WomnnhOod. Physical Gecay, MhS
should marry, How liie aud' hgIBiness may bs
Increased, Those MARI "a lr concentrating
marry ms should reaC 4, q JnCH. 70 ~ read
by all adult persons, theA Kent under Jock and
kef, Popu.ar cEitiHn. slue a. above, but psyef
cover ana .N pages, ~ ceIts ~ mslL, ~ uioneS
CT postage.
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lienry Pollsck 4 90, manufacturer of
= lnks and ysllses. Repairing neatly
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Cancer for Mann Years.

IIPEfpSNlhLh' AENNr oct' ~ iSsi.-Gentle.
nIen' an in =SSsSg--erpasS else
pluuu - ~ ~ 49, ~ es.sSgshas CURED
form on NJ - KS. w. ny. cancer.
thal oWli's s1sAA--1E.aa s-sSs1ksand II wE
better 70 twenty years. have gained twac''
ty-Gve pounds since l commenced Ia in
swIFT's SPECIFIC. - X. s. BRADFORn
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~ Rio, parched or ground, 7 pounds
~ =" Q. ~ MoNASp a Bho.,
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WANTED = LADY AaENTs- VIZ
,sJv nave nave me best selling line OF goods FOR
oSSneens Protector" "Daisyn Stocklng and
uuhht supporter, Shoulder Bruce, CombinaJ
h halr hustle aud skirt Supporter, SAFETY RaI,
S enS amer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
wear U'' rhos oous Tor ladies' and chlldren's
amu an agent can't fall 10 sell somei6Ing H.
s,oo' sonse. We have 800 agents mak inc
nN monthly; We have 81, 81 and IS oainis
cent cent v wa OF which an agent can make ex.
CAMPBEIi 4 US 90. "a Nav with s,. stamp ., n.
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Texas Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
NO. 9-Msil and Express, leaves. 800 Z. M
GOING NORTH.
No. Mail and Express, arrives. 100 A. N
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted
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Gulr, Colorado n Santa Fe

No. ll-Mail and Express arrives. l:I0 A. NJ.
No. l3-Mixed arrives ............ $40 A. NJ.
parts. .......... $3.50 A. Nj.
No lt-MIXed fsouthl departs 600. 1870 z. NJ.
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Is pronounced by scores Of ply
sioians, and thousands Of people
who have used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility, Dys-
popsia, Indigestion, loss Of APP
petite, Loss Of Fash, Lung Com
plants, Female Weakness, Cas-
trio Irr.tabiiity, Nervousness,
Malarial Fever and many other
diseases where tonios are required
differing essentially from all
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popra This This This Last
Day. Week season Season

ExPoRTH AND SToCKs.
exports this weeRi Great Britain, l0,A9.
-ance, san; Continent, 2,426 Stock nj All
lited states pntta, thlH day, 7U2,60i; thiR
~ last year. 7bO,09i.
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas 10 New Orleans without change
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hIus fNNNOd.
roSE-CloHed: New York, steady; New Or
sa., steady; Liverpool, steady; Galveston
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C0NSu PTI0M,

hAvo positive remedy Tor the above disease by It's
thousands cases Of the worst Kind and Of long
btAndlng have been cured Indeed OGtrongl faith
IN Its efficacy, that viii send TWO BOTTLES fRRE,
together with IVA ABLETREATfsBo on this disease
10 aug sufferer. ysexptess sud o. Hddr "a.
Dr. T. A. sLOcUM, lsl Pesrls S., New York.
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Alt - AAhANff
hic. q Al npfd.lt
MIC, Bur. q o.. 70
hi. 81. l.. a. N. o. &
HI 81. l., & Pitts.
81. l.. & +. pfd. |
lsve. 3. 4 Gin. =. 2
lsve., c., g. 81 .
slawerd 4 Hvd 7
lsl., Lack. q W. 10
en-. & Rio Co..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
SAYS RIEL MUST HANG.
Counselor Spragge of British Co
Iumbia Expresses That Opinion.


Iumbia Expresses That opinion.
MI. A. G. NJ. Spragge, representing the
Dominion government as attorney in the
Kelly case, has been at the Merchants hotel
for day or two. He would not be picked
out as the queens advocate. He wears an
ordinary-looking suit of brown, has dark
untrmmed beard and wears top boots.
I'm fifteen hundred or two thousand miles
from home, he said to a GLOBE reporter
last evening. ''but as the Canadian Pacific
road is completed, it doesn't seem very far.
1t is only until recently that we have been
forty miles across wild country from civili-
Zatlon, and it isn't long since we were
couple of hundred. l used to be in the
saddle most of the time" he went on as
sort of apology for his high boots. land
there was usually fun enough to keep one
from being lonesome. 1 tell you there's
going to be a big boom out in British
Columbia. now that the railroad is opening
up the country. There's gold out there.
Look at this" and he pulled leather
pouch from his pocket and drew out two
yellow nuggets. ''These are some that l
got recently. They weigh an ounce, and l
left some more up in the northern part of
the state. The quartz is showing good re-
turns. and the claims are being taken and
worked more than ever. / anticipate that
there will be a large immigration the coming
season."
what will become of Riel?"
she will have to hang [ think, for the
sentiment is almost universal against him.
believe the commission to examine him
doesn't amount to anything, and all ey-
animation is farce"