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THE INDIAN TRADERsHIP NATTER
SENATOR VEST GETs LITTLE SATISFACTION OUT OF
MIR. HUNTER.

WAsuIxGrov. July 1.-THE investigation
into the Indian leadership matter was continued by 'he
Pat special committee OF the senate this morning Il.
NJ Hunter the attorney for Cleveland x Co., OF
Anadarko submitted an additional number OF papers
which had been by him to the President as part
OF his appea from the action Of Commissioners Atkins in
refusing TO renew the license OF his clients The receipt
OF the papcrs was acknowledge bv Colonel Lamont
who stated that they referred By the Presi-
dent in person to the Secretary Of the Interior
Mr. Hunter described attempts to secure interviews
with the Secretary OF the Interior ana his falling
Senator Vest the and when the direct ak
animation OF the witness had concluded asked per
IN ssion 70 put question. D." I see by the paper-. Mr
Hunter he said "tnat yesterday you put IN evidence
Two private letters from Where did you get those
letters ;"
Mr. Huntcr-They pu into my hands for the eK-
press purpose of facilitating The renewal OF the license
Of cleveland q Co. and protecting their interests.
Mr.. Vest-by whom
Mr. Hunter-wen. Senator. I DO not know as I should
answer.
Mr. Vest-I think you should. want to know no"
nv private intimate friend G-Os
INTO the press. Dl you furnish those letters 70 III
Nty-YoRk TRIBUNE or its correspondents
Mr. Hunter-Wny! Do y0l suppose | wond answer
such a question. whether did OF notl
Mr. Vest do not know whether YOU would or not
Men who 10 such tAiuss not usually disposed TO a."
miti5.
Mr. Hguter-I am not aero 10 % catecHiieI III '"1'
Mr. Vesf-Theg we're mv pr vlte correspondence.
want 10 know where yuu gO- those letters
Nh Hnuter-l don't know a. yOu nave any rltht 70
AK me fno-e aue.iou-. only be questioned Dy
Inc committee II the committee AK me the q's-'on
Will answer lt
senator Cll4-I vil ask the question. Where iid you
get the letters
Nr uu4ter-rhey were placed N my nands by my
Mr. yes.-Wlt authority to pat them into INC news
papers
Mr. er-WlO ailrgei. senator est, thaS We PUT
them IutO the newspapers
lir Vest-Wuy. you know as well az you know you
are living thil fue .ett~r- were pas. .isirt.
Mr. Hunter trxcitetlyl Those letters o. copies ol
them. p~rrlir inform been IN me nanes
of the President OF the utr1 states ant the @ccrrttry
OF IN rr0r amt this unttro ana t"-ie are Ot"oi
sources leak TX wei turDlgn nr.
Mr. N-s-l lad TO see tltt you are eKcitel Now
asa you whether Furnished these letters 10
TIL NFW-IoRf IEfUNEi
Mr. Huurrr-l decline rO answer that question.
Mr.. Vest .to the Com nilt-e That is All "antel
10 ask / ii,t wanted know what sort OF a gang
NY cticr- got into.
ihe cotuuitlrc thcreupon aiInlrhfI srpeol 10 1Hr
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
OPPOSITION 70 NE NORMoNS
GOVERNOR WEST, OF UrAn, ISSUES PROCLAMA-
IIOS AGAINST IHE ORDER.

GOVERNOR WLrl, OF lAu, Ic5Lke A PkOCLAMA-
TION AGAINST THE ORDER.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July l7.-Governor
West has issued the folio Ning proclamation:
Whereas Within this territory Organization OF re-
glonists l-nonlnated tie Church 0f Jesus Christ of
has lis head and form here said body las heretofore
sent and now missionaries IN every state OF the
United states and IN foregn countries prOseytng It's
tie IN tAls territory and sucn immigration has hereto
Wh,reas rAhl church IN It's places OF worship. and
the rfgnt and duty its members 10 violate the OF
Wbereas Tue chief officers Of said body. The First
the courts charges OF Violations OF said law. and
others OF is prominent members. apostles bishops and
teachers are confined IN ne penenIiary under cOnvlc
ton and sentence Tor Violating said Jaw. aud
Whereas Great expense Is necessarily incurred and
ou. courts continually crowded Win the trias Of offend
ers against SAID law. nov.
Thrrefpre l. Cash w. Vest, Governor OF Utah Terri
tory while dzcaimng al rght 10 inierfore wiIn the
religion any person, set recognizing the duty or al
10 oDey the aw OF land, do hereby maze prociAma'
ton of the foregoing facts And warn all yloatOrs 0 tue
law A. 10 The marriage relation that they incur and su b.
ect hsmse,vss 10 heavy nBe And In nrlsoa mont from
assoctatug themselves with any persons or ors4nlLa-
ton for purpose Of InnigrsIing this tertDry Ia
enter int any marriage relation other than
that allowed sanctioned Dy aw. or 70 AID and abct
othnrs in doing.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
HOUSE AND SENATE aErU.ING TO AGREE

" AsHINGiON, July IT-Ih NE IIOuse IO-uhY
Mr. Holman OF Indiana. from me Conference Committee
on The legislative Appropriation 0il, reported disa-
greement. Mr. Holman aud Others represented tha the
senate would Weld upon the amendment making
prouratnus FOR pay ~ H-utf0r private clerks and
IN OF statement Mr. O.t-s. OF ALABAMA moved
thai House from Is i!s4-rse.Leu 10 ne
amendment. Tho motion wa- losi--yeas SO, nays l+3-
and a further conference Wa ordered
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
CRITICIeING A VETO.

Al. AshiNGfoN. July l7.-SenatOr Dawes, from
NO.. Oh Indian Affairs to-day Admitted re-
J" 'Ae senate snding tue passage over the
s Veto OF the BIZ. granting railroads righ, OF
1n The Indian reservation in Northern Montana
says II viii be observed that the bin under
is M attempt TO apply to this Indian res.
d sas general law granting tue railroads ,he right
and tlsr The pabhc lAnas OF The United states
As unasver criticism can properly be made ou
txsihs o. cnAraotef OF tns bill lies Win equal force
exsea aow .tsuhg Law Ibis law the report says has
- os.iow Low for ness Than ten ycars w - ~
VI 'ae Sressasnt that LAe bll inv ites
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TuE LOST wHALER AMETHYST.

WA.HEGToN, July L. - The revenue
steamer Bear arrived ~ Ounaaska on My Il. twelve
days from -an Francisco Captain Hsay says that tue
natives on OF the Islands t1 the eastw ri OF Orra-
laska recently found on Tic beach lantern, barrel
partly ii led with OIL. marked 80 " and some
staves VII cA are supposed 20 have nged 20 tie s
ing whaer Amethyst Dut thai Is natter OF consider
a r dOuDr Ihe Brar ~ sa on May - for the sea-
Islands and the north.
He Department j. also informed 0f the arrival OF tue
reyeuue steamer COrwin at "a Alaska, jane 20.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
CONVERSATIONS IND REFLECTIONS.

WAsHINGrOV. July 1.-The Senate has re-
jected ,ho nomination OF John Goods to be Solicitor
General and tue fact Is to-day officially announced. 1t
has also confirmed the following;
Ower r. Rouse Trited States Attorney f'r arizona $1,000
Samuel g. N -0I. United states Marshal ion tAe Nilie
District ni uuH-s.t.
4 H laA,r Receiver of Public Moneys az Grand Island
Ncu
G. N I.lon A---t.n. rr .a-rr0r % Baltimore
H. N. Taylor -uf. .fNi. General oi OREGON.
G,ol-t l.. N l4-llt. Io-tiul,,titlt urnl-ol, Iowa.
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or the .., week in June of the rro.ont year shove

for the last week in June of theIyssont yearshovs
m Increase Of 100000. or 2.7 per csp IA the mum
Der sf ibtters; 5s55 or SO 3 per the number OF
seaed par ss; rs l,xf. 400 p~s-oeat IN nnss.od
parcels and 1G 223 or per Gem IN CIRCULARS gta
increase Of 23STs 10 cent In tle auiber ni
pieces ot all kinds osatler pail. Ip tho laAL nscal
year the lnrr IN the issues OF Dosta ea1a vac eHs
thnn wlhe ne iDoreEss IN bo1ssurs o; st-
age staaps snd stamped envsiopes wAs about 10 per
eent. D i'|..--+ ti
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
GARLAND MUST GO.
GARLAND MUST GO.
GROWING BELIfF THAT HE WILL Nor RETpRNFRoM
Arkansas AS ATTORNEY GENERAL.

GROWING BELlfF THAT HE WILL Not BETvRNFRoM
Arkansas As ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WASHINGTON, July. Il Special. The i'm
preston becoming general mar Mr.. Garland 10
soon 10 retire rom the Cabinet. prominent Demo
cratic Congressman to-day said that he docs lot
expect that Mr.. Garland will return to
Washington from Arkansas after his vsca
ton least Attorney General \ gentle
man VINO visited White House to-day to Introduce
some friends TO the President kept waiting long
time and was informed thar the for the delay
was that the President and AttprneyGene Garland
were together. Wien Mr. Garland came out man VINO
knows him well struck by the sao
expression he "a he passed down
the stairway. It might have heen that tho
Attorney General worried over the rejection OF Mt
Goode selection OF his successor Dnt max u
somewhat improbable ia view OF the uncontIadcteu
statement that for months past the President has not
placed any responsibility upon Mr. Garland IN TIE
matter of appointments in his own department
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
The PRESIDENT MAY ADJOURN CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, July II lSpeciat -" When
ma Tie President adjourn Congress ana FOR how longl'
one OF tie questions which every applicant Tor aGns-
'On 10 the Classified Civil Service IS now required to
S"eE III only recently tnat this inquiry has been
-'eo Upon the list and It has provoked comment
' 'la reason. Tie power ot the Executive 20 adjourn
su Aous-s 0; Congress has been exercised and
q. men IN pablo nfr have forgotten unaware
sr.s. * 'tcnee Among The powers OF the President
,i.."oo ih at tce . ton 3 Oi the Constitution IS
sS,"-"Nln Nlns And m case " disagreement between
eilA respect TO the time OF adjournment he may
-'o~'A sAeia 10 such lime ne shall think proper
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
INCREASED POSTAL REVENUE.

WAsuISGroN, July 17.-By direction OF the
po.tm.ser General a special count OF matter mailed at
tweuty of the leading post offices OF the country was
mad, anring tha week in June. 1850 The results
show that during that time there were mailed al heso
,,css bs7 s4e letters 46s scaled parcels l460o2
nn...ea uaroels and 24g3 $50 circulars or total Of
"a oaA s45 A similar made at the same OF
as curug tbs last week Of jams. lss5 and IAs count
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

general invasion Of the Indian cenutry and brings into
csntscs and. inssrcourss WIN the lndasns % case
fnSssnoss and Spntrsl Of IN. resident ,,,u
as1fts," .ldpes noSI appear - tho itC0ufmntSs
scund It says: "Pns day of isolation for the irdis1
has passed and on me contrary the Trescht policy OF
aemllux VIA tn ind to isriug hmm ~ fAet and ~
IA many ponta possible. In contact with CIVILIZATION
And every facility n ntexeerse. subject of course 70
shoud be permitted"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
PHILOLOGIsTS IN sESsION-NOTES OF THE
CaIIEGE AND TOWN

IVNN.
lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE rRiBUSEl
ITHACA July 1.-THE meeting of the Amerl-
can Pathological Association whica convened on Tuesday
afternoon in College, Cornell University adjourned
on Thursday afternoon. There twenty eight
papers upon different subjects relating to philoogy
the largest number presented at any similar meet
ing Professor Tracy Peck. OF Yale. formerly oil Cor
neil. presided Only shrty-eight members present dur
ing three days The following officers for
the ensuing year we're elected President. Professor
\ C. Merriam. Of Columbia; vice presdsnts. DE- lsAac
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
SOMNArIoXs BY LIE PREsIDEY1

" nAsHINCToS. July l7.-The President sent
~ .o"o"ing nominations 20 tue senate to-day:
@s Rage 10 be Assistant Treasurer Of the United
N..'es Al PL.adelpAl
a.. os1nasierGeneral to-day appointed the follow
~s 'ouiin-eiass pOstmasters:
C.,sS IgrkAt Haisv.Me William G. Hall Pendleton
80 80 iiAn -. Lowell
1.o-A AcH a ia. lac A Kav
H. srsAnsyyaHfQ At Att anre William u Aft,t.r. Es,v
Eonas 1sanssi Macedonia John COolAaugh Masslyiew
Join sls-,e- -d4o4as, IA Z. AotcAusns 5heI.can.
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Stuntcd DEVELOPMENT, Lack of Energy, Impover-
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also Blood and Skin Diseases, Syphilis, Eruptiohs,
HaIr Failing Bone Pains, Swelngs, Sore Throat,
Ulcers, Effects of Mercury, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Weak Back, Burning Urine, Inconti-
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~ RtctS Diseases with without Dreams)
Diseased Discharges cured promptly without hin
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BOTH SEXES consult confdentally. Tf in
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Diseases OF the Eye and Ear, liberation or Ca
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CANCERS AND TUMORS permanently re-
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BIBLE ILLUSIONS TO THE CRAFTS.
What the Sacred Volume SAYS of Engray.
ing and Booknaking.

What the Sacred volume Says OF Engrav-
| Ing and Bookmaking.
The Bible is frequently referred to as
a source Of information In regard to the
ancient methods OF engraving, preserv-
| ing records, making books, etc. Be
low will be found some OF its mos,
striking illusions to such topics:
So he wrote letters In Ahab's name
md sealed them with his seal.-[I King,
xxi 3.
In the name of King Ahasuerus was II
written. and sealed with the kings ring.
i Esther Ill. IL.
And because of all this we make
sure covenant and write it; and our
Princes, Levites, and Priests, seal unto
it. Nehemiah tx. SO.
And he said. What pledge shall I give
ahee?. And she said. Thy signet. and thy
bracelets, and thy staff that Is In thine
hand Genesis xviii. 8.
With the work OF an engraver in stone.
ike the engravings of a signet, shalt
hou engrave the two stones with the
ames of the children OF Israel; thou
halt make them to be set In ouchef
Il gold Exodus xviii. IL.
And stone was brought and laid
pom the mouth of the den: and the
ing scaled 1t with his own signet,
nd with the signet Of his Lords tina,
he purpose might not be changed con-
erning Daniel.--L Daniel vi. II.
The paper.reeds by the brooks, and
verything sown by the brooks, shall
yither, be driven away and be no more
-[Isaiah xix. II.
Oh that one would hear me, behold my
iesire is, that the Almighty would an
swer me, and that my adversary had
written book !-IJob XXI. IS.
And further, by these, my son, be
ldmonished: OF making many books
here is no end; and much study is a
yeariness OF the flesh Ecclesiastes
iii. IL.
Oh that my words were now written
Oh that they were printed q book
That they were craven with an iron pen
md lead In the rock forever LOB
xix. 90, "a.
Having many things to write unto
you, l would not write with paper and
ink; but I trust to come unto you,
and speak face to face.-[ Second Epistle
Of John, IL.
The sin Of Judah is written with q pen
OF iron. and with the point Of n diamond
it is craven upon the table OF their
heart, and upon the horns of your
Jeremiah xvii. l.
Then Darius the king made decree,
and search was made In the house of
the rolls, whore the treasures were laid
up in Babylon. And there was found
at Achmetha. in the palace that is in the
province OF the Modes, roll, and
therein was q record thus wrltten.--
Ezra vi. /, 2.
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CAtsrrh, Hay Fever Headache, Debility,
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. and all Chronic and
Nervous Disorders.
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Reduction works Nos. 90 and 90 rho.oto. st,se
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Sore Ewes

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MY eyes are now in o splendid condi-
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DIR. VAN MONCISCAR.
t32-t34 Third ST., Portland. Or.

Is a regular graduate
in medicine; has been
longer engaged in the
Special Treatment OF
all Venereal, Sexual.
and Chronic Diseases
than any other Physi-
clan IN the West, as
city papers show and
old residents know.
$1,000 reward for
any case he fails to
cure. coming under
his treatment by fol-
lowing his directions.
DIR. VAN. is the
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THE TURTLE AND THE CRANE.
A STORY WITH A MORAL.

About twenty-five years since the sub
to the writer, the Rev. Ephraim Mosely,
by a family servant on q Louisiana plan
tation. A young I'D, returning from q
successful terrapb, hunting expedition,
showed his prize, ! swapping turtle, to
the old plantation "craole," who forth
with RECALLED his auditor with story.
Afar down Souf dar's lonely lake
OATS bordered roun' by q tangled brake
Whar cypress trunks wild DER trailin'
moss
Stand towerin' over de live-oak's gloss,
And lotus RATS all aroun' It's rim,
Low floatin', swing In de shadows dim;
And dar de waters 80 silent lie,
Dey seemed like part Of q midnight sky.
II.
De moon shines dar like silver plate:
Each star above sees sleepin' mate
Down dar, whar even de stars might rest
An Time stop still on DER unstirred
breast;
An sunrise, sunset may dye dem red,
But MONDAY sun shinin' overhead
Can't light dem waters wild brazen glare
Thro' pale mists hangin' like curtains
dere.
No man, since Noah land from dc ark.
Upon dat shore ever lef' his mark;
No man, since Adam in Eden stood.
Has ever slept In dat solitude;
De Varmints only, dat nightly roam,
Or birds OF air may have foun' dat home;
And dar, fore birthdays OF Abel or Cain,
A turkle lived wild a tall white crane.
Dey dwelt In peace. and dey fished and
played,
De turkle Owed whar de crane couldn't
wade,
An driv do fish to the aidge OF de lake,
Whar mister crane KEEP his eyes awake
And ".gigged dem thro' wild his p'inted
Twell he and turkie had cotched deir fill.
Dis partnership might have stood till
now,
But didnt-and dis is de reason how:
Dey got too fat an too lazy bofe,
When one would fish den de udder'd loaf;
Dey quarld, de crane call dc turkle
black,
De turkle answer de crane right back,
And SEE, You fish In your Sunday close
Whilst gifts muddy up to my nose;"
All slushed wild mud 'peared just as WELL"
vi.
De turkle seq dat I" I'm better'n you,
For got Four laigs and you got two,
Den / sleep down beneaf de oak
An you roos' high in de rain an smoke;
De cold days come, an I makes my
mound,
Whilst you must jarney de 'arth half
roun',
Or your long neck cotch do soreiroat
bad,
An be larfin' while you feels sad."
" But my two laigs longer'n ten er
yourn,"
Thus SEE de crane. can I'm swiftly
whar you can't climb wild desc wings OF
Dat fash like snow in de bright sun
% Kin you cotch fish in dat lofty skyp
You trus' your wings an you bown to
die"
de turkle, tho can't rise,
crawls an gifts whar de vietuals lies"
VIII.
And dar dey starved. for de turkle fused
To dredge de bottom, bekase accused
~ wearin' close of a color made
70 suit de work whar his talents laid.
De crane couldn't dive an he couldn't
swim,
70 fish rlz up to dat lakelet's brim,
80 hongry. wadin' too far he drowned.
De turkle died on de hard dry ground.
-LSouthern Bivouac.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-06

ne MatcIies has
ton the Mbe ge capacity and machine nrod
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t machines aceomph has
rubber beIns sud Then saving in help fuel wearing
treat, M can De successfully
the headings
The machine most rc,,
rn he mac mer supply from II inch PIPE About
four tons per hour the mineral the
h ~n machine ordered we are skilled mechanic has
an psr n dp ps4s s 1s tie
,ats the machine The charge for his per day.
S wh1 will
exnc plant including engine boiler puezen
w use 'he naehess Concentrator acalculaoni subjoned:
approximate estimate ofdaiy Matches
'0neeAtraor, mills treating so PERI hours.
Two n.si, Sa ] ] s. GO
Two $:n s ss@n %, sq;, , ]
Wear and 49, 70 90
r.. 49, retiOne days ..... $50 90
ducng ore silver and
asS'. .ss Il ss :SGet ton $40
xo,.,,, Cost of six s2@ 90
n t per ton Yeldi
'p' 's'' o. per cent Market value ton $lO2. ~
Daily profit at
saving perep ryngOO value gold reducing
Cost treatment above 80, .,.... so g GO
v,.,.. Total cost Ave sa0
smelling siS M gold silver sl5oslao
1''0n' ......
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charges nrened TO with
make ASSAYS and
examine ~ viii The @
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0Ar detailed Information, address forpfees' ef"'"
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NERVOUS rs S cured = isss. H.:E sc.s
aeh MedteaalSn by the Ncsv
DEBILITY go
4asstsa Re0edy o.. - ". IN ~. q -
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About twenty-five years since the sub
stance OF the following poem was related
by family servant on Louisiana plan
tation. A young 'ad, returning from O
successful terrapb. hunting expedition,
showed his prize, swapping turtle, to
the old plantation "cracle," who forth
with RECALLED his auditor with story.