New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
rgp HISTORY or 40 MAYS LAND.
,,rNiSTER HUBBARD'S INDELlCACl-IN-
CONVENTlON IL SPELLING.

,,v-SvrR HURBARD'S INDELCACY-UN-
CONvENTlON IL SPELLING.
,, INV REGULAR CurREsuoNDENr OF TIE TRIr"NS.
W,su,varo>, May 16.-lf you look at
.x,,,f fn@ Uuired -;a.os yoa vii discover ""'-
80 ro,atrv wing 20 the south OF Kansas "''"'o"
49, indian Territory ana New-NeHico VINE" 10. NJ
-, %. ,..t has been known AS No Ma"'s lana "
f ne pnblic domain. though it does ho' '''ouS "
f.of ,,e TERRITORIES : etes oy whch II u sur
.,.l In tlis re.pcc, 10 occupies an an"ii'"i' o'N
49,, IA. IN very much fne same c'n''''''i '
g. ne.ore Il hal Governor ana 'u"V'''S' -"
,,o,-r. ,oent. tlougn frSiSa ttih- '"'' "" :,
w. 49, .pu,ic ana" do@s not co1tro' IL Inc
r.'' ." ,tr. ,,on it cannOJ Obtain legal
...i- nr ,aer.v aut M court extends lt'
''' - oy.r Pa. country. II - the nome o' Inc
-. ,,t toe re.use of crinins.s' Nh1 YET 'n' w
-,f those wanhhVe Nsl4e' y" ~" - ~
:, ,~,.,eL yoar property 'Hd pe's'n 1'0 ~ %
q -, he ,. .ro.. .lr bocter n kansas TeNa- OF
~ i''' W. 60. H., large one. fhe mans scarcely
''''''''- .,.,,fts ,z.. IL contains sufficient lena
60 ', ..-,os = 100 acres each Tue SOL - Sala 10
4'' ..~.t ,rsI Iirtlv+anl N"lA'le' IA' S''''''
,,.,,.g occupied. llc-uF o. 'o"'''' "' -
-. ,,,o have icueei m "''' '"'9 -" "' "
p'n''' - ,.,,.., ayly pee, ,ls wap attenp ed 70
.,,,,,,t. The s.aiolHtht AAs ie4''H"' "o'"
A'"H' .,r,p OF l.nd va. lett out a. ihe co'4' so
n'"' rs,n tae aljpi i1s states and Territories
an lct through tie 'itldrr % 'H'Fe4"'' LIS
,-isfs. The faIlt, u fault mere hr' i ""' u" '''
80, ~ Congress. and the shorts ~hielh''7 "' I"'
-, O,o r. the cary part Oi 'Ae century In-
,ai t. the territory o the Oii"d states "o"u nos
,,.uI mach far uer west tA." t"e si'al p''"'' in'
..,., ~ iutrod iced al tne NNNiiiI Congress 10
ors..zr the Territory OF Ne'I"SA' ana
te substitute report te4 TON tne O"ii''4.''''
m ,re territories AN'd he southern boundary "i 'Ae
,o,os 3 uew Territory the Hno oi 30 80. me
,-.r ,,os.lry extended to me western boundary ol
N.-.ouri. ON January -. l954 NJ Douglas oi ll-
~, t rh- senate slaei tut the attention OF th e'n-
,oate- had been called Dy the chairman o. TIE
Cersltt,e Oh I-diln A-a.rs To the l"cI
tnat tAe Inc vi 3G' 80 ""oHd o.
vide III. Cherokee country. wlercas by taxing 'ne
:. I'M, wound run between Tie CnrroAers and .he
ore. ANA .h.t the committee mad therefore c,'iniHd
t-''"'o '.r, h,,na, ,rv OF X ,n,ss at lattHl~ 50.
'rn treaty o. Nay 8. ISIS. with the Cherokee IhaaiN,
mn . tr,ct f,r tleir Use wit4iu the limits O.
.', I.,tn r.rr,lory stipulated that ~ adj
- t, r 600 900 cr~s ihls pF'VIIel al~ ps"NN-''
the Cu.tcl -f4~s tIrihr gu rt.t'. to ne heioEre
L ,u nrfne. .uii outlet west ana sIFee a "a ii
u q o.. country ylls "e>t q! ue W -
boundary of ,ne above d@scr bed limits ana - r VS.
a, the sovereignty OF the Unitel states ana 'hrii tsAi
o. SOL cNt u-" II tppcars ina the le'""5s e'" So ,t
the "punnc an tim as ih'l. "utr.' "'iu i '.' %
mars down -69 or .afcr Designated thr ".ip ~s
part IN. Indian TERRITORY. Why tA"t "n I'D, ~
men changed the Putuc Land % M lssl"he, -
nu,nl. 10 .av. bM ann -xia. " so Mans lant To-
one OF the Judicial D.sric.s 9t IA ile - 1 ,ne
leaaie. ls.,ic- '''0'' ''''''
rr,. lo,tor which Minister Hubbard has written to
Colonel B F. :. Pions. Of Dallas, Ie1as' IN answer 10
structures upoa his con Iuct ma IN ne e"'pAP rs n'e
being greatly enjoyed ny Texas Delegation IN Con-
rr.s, blt apparently by one else. 1t Is
not very dieui ed proceeding on the part OF an
American Minister 10 tell his friends what hSh ol
time ne j. having among the "Japs,' how vel they
treat nlm now many attentions he ls receiNh-' anu
what "a lark II to be an Envoy EKtraorNnary aV ah
Oriental court letter the Governor informs MS
A.
in the streams % the Empire wltnout
bathing suits a ~ iea', ahe tAl tle @ ,@lGi.
OF "a group OF these nymphs dsportlng themselves ES ~
In tnr water Is worth Journey TO Japan to see Aud
this OF tne Ministers appolhIeu Dy NJ D@s go ~
bty was vOucne1 for Dy being On the Bay aru Nsi
ing list.
"Ye gods! You ought to see him spell; but then ne
.rue A steel" once exclaimed DIa" VOORHEES,.
referring 10 friend Chester Faulkner who under th7
reform Administration holds the post Of Chief OF Di-
vision IN Pension Bureau Faulkner Is oy no means
the only among public men VINO Is constant! uo'H7
battle with the dictionary. fOHArl "nou
the President nominated Chief Justice OF Montana
spelled It "h,ss" in indictment against
thiet prominent sent ID his card To the
President the other day with tn request written upon
IL TO see TIE Executive " jest mint In the senate
there are several who would have reason 10 ieei
ina1ion 20 the Civil service Commission and ~ the
HOUSE there are score or more VINO woud De IA ' f
same boat Spelling was made Tor saves one VI
these gentlemen sud the otner Day, ana Ae ponUeu 70
such iiuslr1ous examples a. "-heIal t O yn,
ttate fame, VINO wrOt" ~ an enga-rhenJ e1r'P.
ns and General Jackson. who spelled correct
with l." proof positive that spelling was nol an
Essential thing IN the MAKE ap Oi ei'AeI So'1e u
etatesultn.
There Is peculiarly wicked bit Of gossip hoaung
about to the effect that General Butler. when lie ap-
pearet before the Finance Committee OF the senate 10
OPPOSE the confirmation Of General Rosecrans as ieg
isler Of the Treasury referred 20 MIN constantly as
.'General KOseuboom" aud " VI ster Rosencrans
Ihear that Dr. Hammond, OF NewYork, formerly sur
geon-Cener,l Of Army. is 10 settle In Washington
making his home for ;he future.