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LEGAL NOTICE.

III ERRYMAN THOMAS. Henry Thomas. Nj
N1 chael Thomas. Jr., Jacob Pascal Thomas
Rschel Thomas, Nary A. Thomas and Mahala
Thomas, children and heirs at Law Of Henry
Thomas, deceased, whose place Of residence
and post Office address is unknown, will take
notice, that On Tuesday, the -25d day Of Feb.
ruary, A. D. 1856, Michael Thomas fled his
petition against them and others in the cpur,
sof common pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio,
praying for the partition Of the following
described real estate situate in said county
to wit;
The southwest quarter Of the southwes,
quarter of section three, township three Of
range four, containing forty acres; also, the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of section two, township three Of range four,
containing thirty nine and sixty hundredth
acres.
Unless you answer said petition on or be-
fere Saturday. May l, 1886, the same will
be taken as confessed and judgment rendered
accordingly.
MICHAEL THOMAS,
By DRIGes u MALLoRr, his Att'ys.
meh2, 'Sss7,
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Tia SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, MARCH 80. 1856.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Bills Before tile House Affecting
the Lands in tire Territory.

u
Much has haen said in the House
about the Indian Territory, and it is
very D obable that much more will he
said upon the subject tIeiore the session
ends There are number Of bills pend
iig which sff ,ct the Indian Teiris;ry.
They propose t, ex end Stste laws over
that country; to orgsnizs it all into q
T.rr ,rys; to mike Territory OF the
naoccupird portion anil open it up to
settlement, etc
The most plausible proposition seems
10 have heen suggested nv Mr.. Cannon,
tf Illinois. who ls well versed in Indian
stiairs. Speaking of the OSlahoma
boom to-day he saia:
"Tnere are Al 100000 acres Of land
in e Indian Territory. Altogether
there are $4,000 Ind,aus-upnn the land ;
Int l'of ia not occupied by them.
Over 900 00U scres have been leased
ID cat lie men and they hold it, while
the army il used t. drive out settlers
whose highest ambition is for 80 or l6O
scTes Of land for home. Bat the set
tier can not get upon the land on &C.
count Of technicalitg."
What ia the tecbnicality p
"That it was olt,ned for specific
purpose-for the Indians" replied Mr.
Cannon. "These leases to tls kings
are but qraliied sales. II you can lease
for FIVE wears, why not for one hundred
yearsf"
What do YOU think Congress ougb,
to do 10 the premises 7" ! asked.
"Jusiice tn the Indians and 10 the peo
pie who want 10 tile upon these lands.
replied Mr.. Cannon; sand that can bt
done bp giving to each OF these indiana
man. woman and child, 80 acres Of lsn'
in sevara would put them on th'
land allotted to them. and thrre pro'ec
rtMm.f3Then there wonld be let in th,
Territory about 35 600 600 acres of-land
would make 1t lawfnl for sett ers % e
in and buy this land m t acts Of 80 AMI
100 tcres at 81 or Sl.25 an acre for set
element, atd nothing but Sc tlement.
would let the onest, law-abiding whit
saan who has never and who does no
mem / harm,he Indian int nlionally
take his farm implements, his Bible, hi
civilization and his industry, and settl
among the Indians"
"Don't you think the Indians woul'
finally become destitute il deprived o
the Governments support, and that che.
would lose their lands Z"
No, ! do MT il proper precauion
are taken." sad Mir. Cannon. II woul
give the Indians the proceeds from th
sale Of the surplus lands. aud the land
they retained would he made inalieabl
tor.at least a generation. or two genera
lions The fnuds created by the sale q
the 35 100000 acres OF land could b
held In i,ust nv The Government an
wnuld keep { e Iudisns from bccomin
pannerep
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Louisville o & u,arl2 IS 1906 s3s
81. Louis ....... ..6 40 soc
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

More Men Join the Idle Ones
But All is Quiet.
NO PROSPECTS FOR A SETTLEMENT.
The Packers Make Proposition
NhicA viii Not be Accepted The
Owners Fear Violence and
Are Very Careful.

Cmc.so. oct. 9.-This morning it was
rumorei throughout tie yards that TIE
packers lad appointed committee "a sd-
Just the difficulties with the men il Vas
asserted iha, the packers had been making
money under tAe new schedule of Wages
and were satisfied with ihe advance tuf
could not afford to allow Tie machinery to
remain idle for two extra hour, The
terms of settlement 20 bee offered 90 ilt
Iuen il was claimed Wa 60 advance tle
wages for lU hours Work ,p the same raies
per hour paid during Tie last lte months
for eiEht hours This. li was sala hs
some oi ihe men, would be sausfac
tory hui other, said ilat nothing bai ei-lt
a0ur, work would be accepted Tbs great
mass II men were nof-tulfHiffaI ul ilt
subject and referred all questions o. ile
leaders
Mf Cudahy. the manager at Armour
saw thai there was nothing in tle story
li had been agreed among ihe pack,rs he
said. to pay Ninlers wage, beTInulas next
Monday instead Of on November az lscus-
tOmafy THIS wsil be- au average
Increase oi hiiy cents daS to The skilled
V0rkmen. hut no advance 90 rhe .aborcIs
and viii be- adopted three weeks earlier
than usual a. a guaranty 81 good faith be
tween the employers and tie men, TIE
opinions of the men ou this oiief seem .
he unanimous AMI fhey all say that i VIII
noi be accepted Receipts oi cattle and hpgs
at the wards TODAY were about haii what
they usually are Commission men AaFe
advised their customers not % sliT il ans
rlofe cattle and teles'ams of inquiry a. to
the condition of things aye being received
all The time.
About two hundred coopers and
- many iinsmiths Joined the ranks Of
the striking hoEsemeu today The freight
business of the various railroads is almost
al a siandsiiii ald NOT mere than Tho half
the uinal numbers of engines are al work in
the yards % 20 q late hour tonight there
bad been 40 trouble. nat tle lfoiutlols oi
the various pec4ine houses were c1frs1.eif
anxious and hela repeated conference
during the day With the town oi Lake
authorities and Capt Foley oi finkerion
agency.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

$500. auulEer a4s gee Irol4zi tiQu uf A ID
lAe~es. Qf Detroit A-ol. 81 establish .
~erkIs i.4rla. a. 90 organ q lnt orler.
Iar tlrf.l.e VI .fl, oa- l4ai each member
shouts 1r f4lls 81. .lal-Le,i altl llS several
slai-,ls ben brought 1q iar discussion.
Nr f9aaerly ~4s 4-ilon1el 90 send Tie
f1Il9~ils telegram
H.s- l-t-l.. Ires iaa ~ t-le le
o.. lea tt, ls..e t-t o.--
telli l.l1i a.tl.l .a tle lt-1l.E .ipl-.es t.e-
talea llt .lt atr, aill .ls q 4fd I..ses uul.
llt I..l.fal l-. lts .aD fiIl. cIlli,lI-itt -o
.-.i ol l.a "..A q t--e oi s--..As lhe --'-,--i
AAsacr I. le" -t4.l--
The following telegram Nas sent 10 II D.
cilman. Cohoos. \. ~
VAL sol opel tle factor.ee al Amsterdam AID
allow al eluI-.ses npa uui iu return lQ "ofia -
it4es cane nlt alc uceI ull Executive hsiarc tur
llS setlleueal VI t1ls lfo4ti- aLi o. prevent Ia
tire .ro4t-et y. fe"Athif.
Ou motion. Il Nas resolved 10 send lhos
Barry 0f the Executive Board. 10 accom-
psny Master Workman NJ J. Butler. OF
District 81. u Chicago. for the purpose "
endeayonns 10 settle the trouble between
tie packers and The employers. They VIII
ieaye here on the nrst train which starts al
: clock this evening.
IL Vas ordered that telegram be sent 10
the POsiofiice Department. At Washington,
protesting against the letting Of contracts
Tor erecting the public buildings al Balu-
more 10 persons employing convict labor.
This was done. Mr. Powderly said, because
II Was understood that nrm employing
such labor intended 10 bid.
AT the afternoon session there was con
siderable feeling evinced in the discussion
Of the reports of numerous committees.
The Knights were full Of resolutions, ZeZ
being offered for consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10
MANISTEE TORN UP
Capitalists All Have Oil and
Salt on the Brain.
HEAVY BURGLARY At GREEEVIILE
Mob Law al Mliington r ouno in the
River al Saginaw Farmer BslO~
Found Guilty Big Damage
Sult-Other State News

MANI-rEE. oct 9.-Ai "a meeting of lead
log lumbefmen and others who own the
greater part Of the reAl estate in TINS sec
tiOu held al tie private Office of J. Garfield
last night, and al which none eAcapt those
specially invited were present, Il wAs
agreed 10 pool their interests aud fully test
this district for oil An organization for
that purpose il 70 be formed at once. Many
OF the facts ln connection with the recent
oil How al Peters well were purpOscly sup
pressed 10 allAy excitement. but Tie lndlca-
cations are much more favorable than any
report yet published There is much hustle
among real estate men. and several outside
oil men are here catching Oh whatever they
can.
tsS.s4.,s = ~ Tt-t-tts .ssss4t.
MANisIEE. Oct. s.-Ihe pumping of brine
in Peters salt well was discontinued today
- make repairs Soon after OH forced lis
way 10 the surface and flowed barrel a
minute until checked Local capitalists
will sink a test we'll.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10
KAULBARS INTERVIEWED.
He Declares IIi- Mission 20 lie a Con
CiliatoTy one.

Rr,r,HrK. oct. e-Ihe United Press pre-
sentative was today accorded au interview
with Gen ksulbars. Tie General stated
that The conduct of the present
regents Of Bulgaria was absurd
aud unrairiotic Bulgaria he deoar-
ed without tie 1zars pro-
iecfion. was poWerless bank
rGpt 90 agiiafors al home and abroad lie
said The tzar sent nae on conrhatory
mission. and Bulgarias salvation depends
upon iis acceptance The Car viii never
recognize The elections wEile The
officers - whom even Prince
Alexander han granted amnesty remain
in prison The r.. e1fs ere evidsntiy intrier-
ing 10 fe-eIect Alexander and fhen ncgoti-
ate q surrender on better terms hgt the Car
would not consent 20 Tho infrivne- The
British and lillian fursuls nv their action
n melting fhe popuiaoe against kus.a.
increase ihe dangers ~ doe situation. Their
language bias been most violent start
tomorrow morning ior -chum.a and Aafna
and thence return a. kusiesuk
! havc reason io believe fhai troops hos,iie
20 tie regency occupy bea Ga roriaut
telegraph centre. controlling commerce v 3D.
Sofa
Genera Kanhafs bv Gee feeling DO dis.
PLAYED during fhc interview. evidently
irrfaft3 afd asfouflfd - the otsiuacT rf
tae government ard ti.e people.