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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15
Poison

had produced great holes in my back and chest
and had removed all the HAIR off my head, yet
1 began to improve in a weeks time, and the
side of eight weeks.
WILL JOINS, Porter Union Pass. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July Is, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and.Skin Diseases mailed
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
1877 W. Esd Street. N. Y.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15

nothing but a broken bank is anmerd
able by SPALDlNG'S GLUE.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15

If destined for or from arv nv.
Centred or Southeastern DaFo PohS 4
your Tickets via the Chicago & Nos oE|
e MeI1eln Rai eTe yTbs it 5et train me It'd
and by its various branches It ra VIA
nearly every point of interest tis n "a
wonderful section of COUNTRY ~ up
ltyou wish the Best Travelling Ao,..
oy this route AND WILL RAKE tNS sS
OTHER. nI NOSl
Q rates for single or round ~.
slckets and for tull information no+ ~ \
Sa'ne,ble from your hcme Ticket A Aos ~
az geGara 70 al parts Of the West, NSr s
Passenger Agent. Chicago & G Nnsssfa
Western Railway, at Chicago. foA
All coupon Ticket Agents Sell iTScs,.,
ny this Line. 1icSsas
MARVIN HUGH1TT
~ Vice.Pres. and Gen. Mansss
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15
MARTIN & ANDERSON,
An Ordinance

10 ~anthorlse and empower the Dakota CertI
way company 10 construct, lay down q
MAINTAIN a single or double track railve
along Main street from the east end theredt
City limits.
be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Coupcid
Tue lily OF Yankton, Territory of Dakota; /
oectionl. That permission and authoruyI
q Cen ant 'ne same Is hereby granted to the pakgi
IehU,ai railway. Company, a corporation i
the Territory of Dakota, it's successors al
asslgns To construct, lay down, maintain 81
operate with engines or locomotives and cl
propelled by steam or other motive povul
Sinsie OF couple track railway of standEs
gauge win the necessary, convenient al
proper turn outs. side tracks. switches All
spurs INTO. upon and along Man street from NJ
cast END thereof to and across Douglas sue{
as saio stfett is now laid out; also upon adj
mat may hereafter be laid ont, and ever al
across al streets and ALLEYS within the cod
poratt limits OF said City of Yankton which ni
Se nnn,rhected or crossed by the line of ID
hallway as located, and ~exteudlA
10 me limits of SAID City.
Stcoion Z. SAID tracks in Main street sbil
conioTm to the grade of SAID ST. eet as the SID
strnet pc established at the time of the cd
,hare thereof, which said grade shall ID
thereafter be changed without the consent 1
a. sara ard said railway compel
shali at the time of laying sald tracks, 4
wnenever directed by the Mayor and City Corl
on,J y Siue 10 tune, construct at its own ca
good, sntlclent and convenient crossings or3
lts tracks at their intersections with sired
had alleys now laid out or that may hereaia
n ue tb lag ont except Cedar street, at such grad
~ The time said tracks are laid. togetbsr vrI
!ne necessary c%ulverts and waterways at ID
and alleys, VIII salu ""e
eec, 8, This permission is pnon tbe exnr4l
that said raiiway oman sball NJ
VIII W. forever indemnify and save har I1Ies d
s say city from any, damages, pay ments. cod
s ann expenses which may be recovered sgaip|
cry by reason of the PERMISSION heleHt
, . sec. =. This ordinance shall take effect fra
aI1 after Its passage and approval.
Approved December !, 1855. oi'y oletA
Cd b. HARRIS. Mayor.}
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,.

~ For notices in reference 10 Special Ex.
SnLaions, changes of time, aad other items of
AnSefest IN connection with the Chicago. Mil.
wanEee g st, Paul Railway, please refer to TIE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15

VII o anffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver { omtlalut? Shiich's y,talizer 10
x BreeDt. '''s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15

Group, Whoo lug 81 and
6%ronc1itis immediately relieved by
Shlloh'e Uire. Sold nv Pu Rrecbtt
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-15

These cars are the most modern. complete
and mafnifieent Dining Gers in existence, ano
are managed and run entirely in the INTEREST,"
Of the travelling public, and without regard II
furnished will include all tbs delionoies OF rna
season, and equal TO those to be bad at any
sstictiy hrst- claas hotel: Speed, %ootntort and
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01
Christ as a Shield.

When was in England lady told
me sweet story Illustrative of what it
is to have Christ between us and
every thing else. She said she was
wakened up by very strange noise of
pecking, or something of the kind.
and when she got up she saw butter
fly flying backward and forward inside
the window-pane in great fright and
outside a sparrow pecking and trying
to get in. The butterfly did not see
the glass and expected every minute to
be caught and the sparrow did not see
the glass and expected every moment
to catch tho butterfly; yet all the
while that butterfly was as safe as if it
had been three miles away. because of
the glass between it and the sparrow.
So it is with Christians who are abid-
ingth Christ. His presence is between
them and every danger. do not be-
lieve that Satan understands about
this mighty and invisible power that
protects US, or else he would not waste
his efforts trying to get us. Flo must
be like the sparrow--he does not see it,
and Christians are like the butterfly
they do not see it. and SO they are
frightened and flutter backward and
forward in terror; but all the while
Satan can not touch the soul that has
the Lord Jesus Christ between itself
and him. -Pucifc.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01

ence to such a cal? Nothing The
Man of Nazareth even then had no
place in which to rest His weary body
and aching head. He had nothing to
give, so far as this world was con-
cerned, but unpopularity and litter
persecution-and that was we'll known
to every man who, at His command.
arose and followed Him. Would an
impostor have begun His work in this
way-one involving so many risks
Certainly not, if he were sensible i'm
poster. He would have taken no such
risks of failure. He would not have
spoken with that air of authority. He
would have cultivated an acquaintance
with his dupcs; he would have appealed
to their prcjudices, or TO their passions;
he would have been lavish in promises
of temporal rewards; he would have
done all this because he would have
known them to be essential to his sue
cess. Does not the course of Christ
prove His Inconsistencies of His
Divinity Does not His success prove
Him to be all that He called Himself?
Interior.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01
CHOICE EXTRACTS.

DO good. and lay up treasure in
Heaven. So shall you be prepared
for the Thanksgiving of eternity
Golden Rule.
Few mercies call for greater thank.
fulness than friend safe in Heaven.
1t is not every one that overcometh. -
DR.. James Hamilton. 4
No one ever had glimmer of a
will to come, but that shining "whoso-
ever" flashed its worldwide splcndor
for his opening eyes,. Il. HaUergM.
Man. art thou q fool? Art thou
mad? If thou must needs play the
fool. go and sport with thy gold and
silver, but not with thy soul.-Spnr-
geon
IA thankful spirit is ever a joyous
and cheerful spirit. If we would 20
hopefully and happily through life, we
should take gratefully the blessings
God sends, thinking more Of what we
have, than of what we have not. ~ N
Y Independent.
The ague fit of worry consumes
strength, disorders the nerves. and
banishes sweet, refreshing slumber A
life consecrated to Christ, that oils all
its joints with cheerful faith, and tones
its blood with the iron of the promises
never grows pale in the cheek or
crippled in its gait-Christian Union.
The personal influence of a man
or woman ought to increase all his
life long, for the simple reason that he
ought always to be extending his in
tluence and reaching with it new per-
sons, and ought also to be always
strengthening his character and i'm
proving his conduct-N. W. Christian
AdUOcdte.
| When the heart is wearied, and
when each throb causes a pain, it
needs not only rest but solace. This.
happily, the Gospel provides, and when
the Saviour asks it to come unto Him
it is TO Him as the healer whose touch
and word are full of comfort And
every soul, no matter what its anguish,
can have soothing in His ministry
United Presbyterian.
i 60 out to Gods acre, and read
upon the tombstones of the poor wives
VINO sleep quletly beneath the daisies,
with their hands folded upon their
breasts. of their virtues, and l think
that some of the inscriptions should
read ..Died of Overwork. If life is
a battle to a man. it is more to a wom-
an. Woman does not draw her in
spiration from the same source as man.
Three things she needs and must have:
First, your society and companionship;
second, your confidence, and third,
your love.-Rer. T. 4. Noble.
Peace is an enthusiasm lumani-
ty that is bestowed and~ll1h Guilt
waited 1t is like all our powers, a gift
and growth. 1t is great mistake to
confound noise with enthusiasm. We
can hardly think of the Master other
than as man of repose, equipoise and
peace, fused with a white heat, the fire
of special baptism. We should do
violence to our ideals to think of Him
as an enthusiast; and yet we know He
was the embodiment of fervor; we
think of Him as We think of the sun,
full of fire and yet as majestic as the
day Christian Union
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01
Not Local in Its Effects.

The religion of Jesus has not merely
rectified particular abuses, removed
special evils, cxerted benign and
salutary influence on local institutions.
1t has formed and introduced into the
world general Christian conscious
ness which is practically ubiquitous
and commanding in Christendom; to
which institutions. tendencies and per-
sons are more distinctly amenable;
which judges all by an ideal standard;
to which flattering concessions ia
wealth, or power, or genius, or cult
ure are inherently offensive; which
constitutes a spiritual bond Of union
between the most widely-separated
states. and which affirms with sure ex-
pectation its approaching supremacy
in the world. DIR. Richard StOrrs.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01
LAS One Having Authority"

There are some things in the manner
of the Saviour's call to His first dis
ciples which may elicit profitable medi-
tation. That call was abrupt; was OBJ
viously without Encouragement or
concert 1t was imperative: Follow
Me-the same that is addressed to men
to-day. 1t was always instantly
obeyed. There was that air of mys-
terry. that tone of authority, that look
of Divinity. in Him who gave it that
both inspired confidence and impelled
obedience. They to whom it was adj
dressed unhesitatingly left all and fol-
lowed Him. What could the disciples
have expected to gain byinstant obedi-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01

IT. tSrbois il sslfly 10, tie legitimate AesAsT q,
DISEASE and the rehcfcf pain, and that IL does al a
eiais~s to do, thousands Ladder csn gladly tesfg.
l.has stood,he test oftwenty yeann relieving period
cal pain, promoting regularity Of seasons, and banishias
weakness. backache and consequent distress
Probably no other in the world receives %,
many letters Of thanks" as Lydia F. Pinkham, q
Lynn, Mass. Mrs. B. Of Enfield. N. H.. says:
II will simply say that your Vegetable Compound is an
you recommend it to be. II has dsn< sr< WoYMs y
s,ed" Another lady writes from Ottawa as follows: Fl
have just to-day bought the seventh bottle o your ves
table Compound, have used bones Of Pins and sev.
eral packages Of your Sanative WASH and think |, bot
right you how much good derived from your med
cines. They are ,esslsr Gsdsesd. Ant pains
and aches have almost disappeared, my stomach rs mach
stronger and feel myself improved every vay."
Price 81. selA by ell DPugstseA
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01

Should he exercised In taking remedy for cstsPsA
II IL caused BY inpurty In the blood, hence ~
proper method OF cure 10 70 purify she bsee1.
Hoods Sarsapara Is the best blood purner. aa1
hes had wonderful success In curing catarrh. Give
trial. Be sure 70 get Hood'a
III suffered severely from chronic catarrh. sytD.
ing believe. from impure blood. II became vsry
bad, causing much soreness of the bronchial tubsa,
and troublesome cough. which gave great suTtsey
70 ny friends and nysef, - two brothers diod iron
bronchial consumption. ! tried many advertised
medicines for cstarrh, both lnhalng and internal;
but II was simply money thrown away, asl rcceived
benent. WAS ct last induced TO try Hoods Bar
ssparila, and am not the same In health o.
feelings. My catarrh Is cured my throat Is entire
we'll, and dyspeptic trouble accompanied by sick
headache have all disappeared" X. u. LaNc0LH.
. Chambers Street, Boston.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07

najpredzej oddaf. Wszclka wysada
W ubio,ze, wszelki wydatek zbyte-
czny, dopoki dfusu uie oddasz, jest
grzechem. Jest to wszslk;sm sp'a-
wiedliwotci pogvaiconej, sdy ay-
jesz ma krsde, gdy oszczeinosc
drugrch %poch'aniasz, pieknic soble
mieszkasz, zonke s%troisz, dz:eciom
dogadzasz, suto zyjesz, . ty Ayran-
Gle pfa6, 81 ty przyjacielu slladaj
mozolnio grosz 90 grosza, prncuj-
odejmuj sobio Cd ust, ograniczaJ
sic do rzeczy niczbqdnych, ably mu
znow dac ma wieczne n%ieoddanie.
On zawsze got6w pozyczac, Ii n;ego
zawsze rozch6d 2 dochodem W ME-
zgodzie, jego gtowa ME Dol! o to
zkad cdda, tylko czeka ua $; osob-
nose, jak ma nowo ~poiyczyc. | to
ma bye uczciwy czlowiek? Lekko-
myslnie lozyczajacy, ktory MO
mysli wcaIe o oddaniu, obcc Bo.
ga i jego sadu ME jest lcl>z> Cd
~zfodzieja, DO blizniego z wi,dzai
zrozmysfem krzywdzi, q doGjy
.konkurscm 'sprawe ~zastraztt,
Bog konkursu ME potwicrdzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07
PanRfetej, rozcllodzie, Eye
dOcfaocem w zgOdzlel Nieieden

OOcn0cem w zgOdZ1e! Niejeden
zapomniaf o cafej nauce szkolnej,
tylko o jednem pamieta: piec cd
trzech ME mogq, pozyczam sobie
jednej dziesiatki. Dzicsiatki jak
dziesiatki, ale gdy W setki po1y
czane wiedziesz, albo tysiacc, q tn
procent plac, to ci sic z czupryny
kurzy. Dziwni bywaja ludzie teraz,
robia dtugi, ably robit, spia spo-
kojnie teraz' mysla, re dug jest ze-
cza konieczna i zastawiaja sic cza
sami ciezkiemi. Gadaj sobie zdrow
jez!i pozyczasz, a o oddac ME mys-
lisz, toe cheese ukrywdzic bliznie,
go, tos bracio ziodzicj, leez to po-
zostanie miedzy Mani. Pewicn o.
ciec zwykf byt movie: TAX sic
diugow boje, he aolalbym lata ca,
ie kartotle &c sola jeSc, wolafbym
paznokcie az do krwi sobie opraco.
wac, jak dlugo robic." Mcze sic
co plawda &darzyG, re trzeba en-
sem pozyczyG cry 70 Cd prz.jacio-
la, czy Z kasy, aio wtcdy jest swiq.
tym twym obowiazkiem, abys jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07
LaSc ma zaguDienie liszajo,

Mast ma z%agubienie liszaj0w
i wyrzutow ma gfswie lub ciele:
Biorzo sic pol uncji siarki, miulko
utartej, poi uncji gestej smietany;
~obcjerazem umieszawsy, smmujo sic
to ma o ,gdzio potrzoba. = AL
b.: Wczmij II jaj, ugotuj ma twar-
do i wyjmij Same zoitka; tie star
sly, przydnj poi uncji miry czystej
takze zdrobnionej wsyp W patelke
lub radclek, smaz tax diugo, az
eaikiem zc~zernieje,. potem wyciskaj
olejek i wlewaj we ~flas=eczke ola
zachowania, a jest on osobliwy ma
rome wyrzuty przypadkowe, nawet
goi i wargi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07

miafy miesce W zakfadzie. Rzeczy
i miejscowobci, znane i'm tylko z
opis6w, ME ukazuja sic i'm nigdy
podczas snu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07
Port r'a
Maka BOSS & Standard"

est wyrobiona 2 najlepszej twardej pszc-
nicy Dakotejskiej. Ma ona wiecej warto-
sci Ola cie2ko pracujqcego robotnika, z
powodu obfitosci lepiku, wzmacniajqcego
krew, kosci i muskufy, ani1eli jakakol.
wick lima maka W Winonie, "a co sic
owarant1Je
Kompania mIyna L. c.. Porte
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07

Na htoIeJ ulley mleszka hyn panshl!
= Dfu... dfu...
A co porabia
= Dfu... d}ugi.:
szczere wyznanie'
Me rozum!em, o cuslG rozcho-
dzi. TwoJ list zaledwie z paru slow
sic skiada, Il pefno w MIN kropek.
- Daruj najlrossza! Piszac go,
byfem troche zakvoE,isEy.
S=cSeg0Aao o5ya=a. Czytamy W
Pzeglqd@ie Rges=oarshim: ,,Dwaj
zydkowie t~utejsi zaskar8yli sic o
obraze h%onoru; jeden BOWEN naz-
wal drugiego sw. Piotrem I! ia sa-
DE, 70 swiety Plotr zosta1 tn
wiecej obrazonym, nib ow zydek,
ktoremu sic dostafo takio miano.
0 ssnach ludzi niewidomych
ciekawe opowiadaf szczegoly supe-
rintendent schrenienia ola tych ME-
szczesliwych W Flladelfi', ktory sam
postradat wzrok. yNie czuje sic
,. sbecnie;, m6wli, ,,nigdzie %szczesiiw-
szym,jak w krainie snow Jeszcze
niGdy we snie ME widziaiem sic
niewidomym; widze w6wczas talk
dobrze , jak "a dawnych lat. Pod
czas snu lyle, badz cobadz ,zawszc
W moim z%uktadzie; ale widzc wszy.
stkich, a co dziwniejsza, jakkolwiek
nigdy w zyciu W rzcczywistosci
zadncgo z tych ludzi ne widziafem
trwarze ich we bnie wydaja mi sic
bardzo znajomo."
Ludzie tracacy wzrok w skutku
choroby ely wypadku, zawsze
podlegaja we snic opisanym powy.
1ej w%razeDiom. = l%nacze.j rzccz sic
ma z niewidomymi cd u~rodzcnia
ci nigdy Mo vida podczas snu
jak nlejednokrotnie zeznawali. Sly
sza oni snlac, muzyke, glosy zna,j'
mych osob, snia tez ozajsciach, jaki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07
&zczere wyzaaa mic.

Me rozumiem, o cosiG rozcho-
dzi. TwoJ list zaledwie z paru slow
sic sk1ada, Il pcfno W MIN kropek.
- Daruj ma lrossza! Piszac go,
hr3om tncnhn ues I,uankatnr>w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-07
ROzmaitoSci.
Y iakafa.

Ma ktorej uliey mieszka syn pahski?
- Dtu... dfu...
A co porabia
- Dfu... diugi.:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
About one hundred Cree India

About one hundred Cree Indians,
subjects of Canada, made their way to Fort
Benton, and asked for work. claiming to be
starving
A. Il. Stickney, now building rail-
way in Minnesota, claims 10 have purchased
land on Staten Island for docks, elevators,
and Stock Yards, 10 avoid tbs lighterage
charges on European freight at the port of
New York Similar arrangements, il is said,
have been made at tho English port of Oar
row.
Prof. Foster, the Iowa meteorological,
predicts great storm period, extending from
Dec. to II, during which period, he says.
wi occur some Of the most destructive winter
storms of recent yearA These storms will be
much of the same nature as the great blzzards
of last January Heavy snow and high winds
will greatly impede railway travel and ho ad-
vises the railways 10 prepare for blockades in
the Western States about Dee. l and in the
Eastern States Dec q Those storms will
break up the drough. in the Southeas ern
States There viii be energetic electrical dis
turbances that will affect telegraph and tele-
phone lines
The Mexican Celtral Railway has
secured the required loan of S30)0,00), and
| il pushing the work of construction rapidly
Windowglass manufacturers of Pitts
burg and the West held a meeting in tho
Smoky City and formed syndicate which
will control product on and regulate prices.
A commercial journal of New York
states that tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com
vany has under consideration scheme - &C
quire control or the Chicago and Northwest
orn Roal 10y guaranteeing per can. diyi-
denls on the stock.
The MeNcan authorities hare re-
fused TO surrender the body of Hewlett
Griner, tho wealthy Texan ranchman, who
was murd red at Las Vegas, Mexico Secre-
tary Bayard has been officially notified OF the
affair.
The Violet Cameron troupe, after an
engagement at Brooklyn. will return TO Lon
don. Managers throughout the country had
refused to play the company owing - the
! Lord Lonsdale-Dc Bensaudo scandal
Business failures in the United States
and Canada for the week numbered PSI,
| against SO the previous week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-18
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week.
EASTERN.

Mrs Blakesley, of New Haven,
Conn, was del verel of u child we Ching
fifteen pounds, by the C@ 'arean method The
mother ia very low, but the physicians arc
confident of hsr recovery
Pleas OF not guilty have been en-
tered IN a New 70 k court, on twenty-one in
dc:ments for bribery, by Jacob sharp, James
Richmond J. w. Foshay, and Thomas b. Kerr.
The anti-music convention of United
Presbyterians, in session at Pitts burg, adopted
plan of organization for those opposed to in
strumental music in churches. The new
organ zasion will be known as the United
Presbyterian Association OF North America,
and adjourned to meet next November a
Xenis, Ohio.
AZ Roger Williams Park, Providence,
Il l., Thomas Murphy, keeper, while clean
ing cage occupied 10y two large monkeys
the male bearing the name OF Ben Butler
was attacked by the animals, which fought
like tgers, decorating and tearing Murphy's
face. hands, and breast in shocking manner.
IL is q case of wonder that the keeper escaped
with his life
A Nav York paper prints sensa-
tonal story to the effect that the disappear
nnce of Mrs Victoria Morosini- Sohilling has
been the result Of foul play
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-18
WASHINGTON.

The United States Supreme Court
has decided 20 advance all the telephone cases
and set them for hearing Jan "A, 1881
According to the Controller of the
Currency the volume of natioaal-blnk notes
outstanding amounts to S2l7, 100000. Some
of the banks will go out OF business in view
of the call, for the per cents
II is stated that the internal revenue
officials are surprised at tho magnitude of tho
receipts under tho oicomargarine law
Since the present system of internal
revenue was organizel, July !, 1852 up to
June 80, 1856 the total collections have been
So, AIS, 200, 4a5, or enough 10 pay the public
debt at It's highest figure 81, 756 43l, BID, and
leave a balance of Sos! ,S5S. Ssh
Treasurer Jordan says the effect of
the Offer - prepay the interest GA the public
debt will be - distribute almos: Immediately
about 100000 in every section OF the
country, thus greatly assisting in the moving
of crops and aiding other branches OF bust
ness
A Washington dispatch says that all
OF the companies OF the Ssconl Infantry now
stationed at other posts are to b. transferred
70 Fort On lha within few dayA The plan
of concentrating troops by regiments in large
posts is baing carried out a. rapidly as the
limited appropriations available will permit,
and az fast "a this Is accomplis hod the smaller
posts will be abandoned and turned ever to
the Interior Department as public lands for
entry.
The claim of Editor Cutting against
tne Mexican Government for $50 coo dam
ages, on account of false Imprisonment and
personal indgnities suffered by him, has
been for rome time OH file in tho State De
partment but it has rot yet been examined by
the Secretary, and there has been therefore
no decision with regard TO tho disposition 10
be made of il