The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-07

mosn~s; hov rorv wisely soe sae Pssasx ~o0
ssss :sr.o. aA.a ~ fc>nisA~t 7 ca. 80. %
,hsaS II p~rsiovs 50 ssse. .sss.r iA<se lad. -
the soarr<. q ,ssir sr-:x2;toe 10 Ia iato -
kAsts o. nscac?c.f~s vh.ea - sSck rzess<
may erercssr srs.sss ose- a-zzs a~sscr1rst &C
io~;- treatment fo- rros31cNv~srss
ALREADY strip. hsye n~~n ,AS~n - s~ze~ -
curs.s .De .cses,Hr sntn-r-G,1oa q tse recs~
;.os. -sics - ST. prsesaAl ez9sss O. g=tsG sat
%; CT IsD! :Ak. .sal to sHsS~rrA "a ssr-rr
o. sis1o-c apscars g early % - r. . szss-asaS
% further Gs.osal ~sSs U-.y prv.a-es %
cate rIEn.s .niaro-is.< - ts< rsHsaa -
tsrcsi No harm ezG tnls0~ rs.
eondgsi Tae land al r.nA-s aas ID. rsS.ls
GOOD pr~ssst. TO demand tor has;J estEc=ses
.ion % Ss-AOE.l -rr->h-p -z4 ccatru-
] commend also th- Ercaaersrpl..gns thai
sppssrIair measures p taken - ~CuS-Fise -
adia-'Elent q: f.e vE-oc. srzrs. u4ss - 80
STAKE. Zoe s=.--sA lGProse.lss-s AT % t=zap
sad cv-rrowed i&a3s "a VEL a. 20 SGaac4;s
ard nnal!y deierr-ne 'hc va.lei.y ard .Fp-rI
% ,hc EgEseruas private Isa6 csss-.- ~ Ih~--
~. eleun.ris % great iugst.c. znG r~rl 20 TIE
settler. upoa he loe-1u = sr~ci-t sd 80
Tia; tts4s rxistsac- s-G 10, ~ AVOIDED co 5Uty
IL NOR, pressing ihaa % * A. s~oa a. f.ss-ss-
th~'r lounts al Terminals VS. tire4i, ::
.roab.e which srse irom u~ao-r4-ty
p ISuis-s
The co1aiitS. o, O-- intEs Population o.
linue. 20 iturrvyc and 10 proof. t1all pss that
;b- transforming csza g 20 Eaurh "a - c-s-v1
which shall Substitute for barbarian en.l<At.n-
ni-nr and clrtliKisT ecscs'snf. - ~ fzsr-zni.
progress AlioiHsat. - sS.-.I;y have Ds-a
mad. on some r->-ryzrors- un'.s al those IT.
q I'D 10 Land theron have had ur4r sa-Tvs
assl ned. and TIE xO,& d, al Continued A.
soon a. Possible ooUuCnliy ID lane ,houl1
cease. by opening up such - remain uEaiiottoc
10 settlement Cont@c, with he wzys
OF luxurious .nd suSe-s.'8l farmers
will psEhai. ADD = healthy cTaais;ioa
which vii both instruct; anG stimulate.
But DO ag-noy Tor IA. sgas.iorat.ur @: his
p-opl- appears % q. - promising - TIE er
tension urged y The SECRETARY o; such cC-a
plete facilities O: education - >hall =: TIC
IA. - r.'e-I possible dsy .utrare a. teach
able Indian Youth, Of 10th ~.sr- aad retain
them With a klHdly anc t-ructcvn; hold uutI
their charactsrs 80 formed aad Iaclr :.c4l',s
trainc.
II" Apache inG.=as - Mount Vernon 'a-
racks Ala are ,eiIs well cared Tor .nd ia'ir
children carefully -caca'.d. anl Their, - no
good reason Shy they ,huuldt- returned e. Tie
reservation They s.oali be srp' - restraint
PENSIONS
The number Of pensions added to TIE roll
during The fiscal year ended Jane ~ 49, :
s!c'.. aud increase OF reu..ou vas granted n
shsi' css... The names OF 1879 VsuslOncrs
were dropped from The rod. ;urtn- IN year Tor
various causes aad ~ the close Of -" ycar The
nuIuper OF pensioners wac sS15-s ~: ;h.s- there
were 30 survivors 90 the war q tie.
l0..s: widows q: those Who served n
that war; !hWb soldiers 81 The M-,irau
war and $40. widow. Of sa.d soldier.
One hundred and two d.--rsn, rates of pen
sions are paid Ia thcs. pcn.iclanc>. ranging
from o. To '1is-H Per month. Tkr amouat
paid for pension. during IA. fiscal year vas
ss.....: D.. being an increase over toe PR
c-d!ng year OF . Or The exp Es~s At
tending The maintenance and operation 90 IA.
Pension Bureau during THAT p.nod Wa - W..
ae!c.. making II. cniIr- expenditures Of the
bureau ss os.s 81 :. being al, per cent % the
gross income an nearly ~ per cent. az n Ia
tai expenditures o. ID. Goternmcni during tAs
year.
! an thoroughly convinced this; oar p,rnerA
pension laws should he revised aud adjusted 70
meet. n far a. possible In IN. light of our ~
p~-rience. all msrtorious cases tn" fac' thai
one hundred and two different rates ~ pensions.
are paid can not N ms opinioL De made conf
s,s'ent with lu>rce Ia ID. pensioners or 10 M
Government and The numerous private ped
sion bills ~ ar. passed. pr-cicated up,. NJ
imprrfec;ion of general laws. while fhcs Il
crease IN many cases existing inclusi!1
aad injustice. lend additional force
u I'NhGl4-tfElaAs ff v On
the general laws on thi. subject q
The lasity OF ideas prevailing among a ia-3
number Of our people regarding pensions - -
coming every day more marked. The princip,s
upon which they should 10 granted are n d.
ser O; being altog~urr ignored, and alreasy
pensions -rv often cb.In.d because the apgsi
cants ure a. much s%n''tl.; ~ other successful
applicants. rather ihan rIon any fisatl
ity reasonably .'srnsiahA. IN uiiltary .
va-,on, prrc~ders pr ccn'I1ocd -
the -ran,,ny 81 ,,f .ton- b. no. divorced from
partisan and otl-- eworthy ana Irrelevant con
sidera'iun.. ana ~ acuoTabl" nam" 81 veteran
unfairly h.cou".E he" means but another
term ,or one eh,consrantly c.sraors Tor ~, as
Of the Goye-ruyui there - danger that iujuv
viii ne done ;ythe fame and patr C'!-E o' MANY
whom oar ~c.iz"u> Gcli-hi "a honor. and laa'
"A Or. iutic. - ~ t. aroused unjust 20 merton
ors arpi,r.uts fu- pensions.
nG~U:CrtTvRr
The Department; q: Agriculture has continp~i
with a good measure 90 success IN - 'c'sist %
d,y-lnp -hr uru..Sses. enlarge The result ard
au-r cnt the prunt. az American hu-aanCry,
1, has collected anl distributed practical
Information. introduced ssa ,c.trd nes plants.
checked che spread ot contagious diseases
of farm. animals. resisted the asyanC. ~
noIicUs insects arc destructive fungus
crowths and sought 20 secure tn agricultural
labor the highest reward ~ -fort and ~" fail
est immunity f-cn loss. It, records % the year
show INA, the season az lss> hss been on. o'
medium production. 4 generous supply Of The
demand. @! consumption hss t-~n assured AMI
n surplus for expectation. MODERATE Va certain
products snd toun,l'gl IN oiksrs all prove .
senesactloa alike 20 hoy"- AMI grower
-Four wears ago u was found that the graz
cattle Industry Of the country was endangered
aad hoe. engaged in - we're s,arnei a. the
rap.6 ,yientIon 81 TIE Eu-opesn .ua- piRss. O;
pIes-op,~umouia >srlcG> ouin-csss cst-t.i
in Illinois. Missouri and Kentucky. and q
Tennessee animals affected scr held In
quarantine. !gtc Counties IN N-w Yofs and
:rnu one 20 rour counties each n She STATE Z
Mex jersey. Psausytrsni.- Delaware .-d
H..yland wrrr a..nrst equally Affected WIN
tbs r-cs; dang T Lrpn - and with the cen
;ay-ou already ~ the Chanucis @! commerce.
Win .be cuoruug~ direct ard irt.l'Ci Losses
a'rrafy b..us caused bT IL nna shsn oay
r-onp' and en"rgefi, action could - succ"s~-
Ia Their we've 10 none o: ;hc,~ states az las
author zur this 6c-parr-neu' u c-si.cat" TIE
mGAdy or giving ;b- state o-ac.sis power - 90
operate ;o- This ~farTcss The dcrsrt-
rr.ut even lacked both the requisite -
prc2tat.na and authority. n. sscau z
State crops -suos b. conn~ctos Sfh
authority from Corr-cS> Ire worS 80 era.sc.
tior has ,err pressed successfully and tHi.
DREADED disease sas t-c1 eNtirps.ri from ne
western S-a,rS sir &c cEsep'son a: afer -
strc.sd a-.-s ua.sh =" --il g9dsr sEpcrV-hoa-
TIE danger has ghus DleE -~uOvci and trade
and corarrsrrc have been Tree fruEa toe
v-sItia.> STAT r~s-r etsoGs uhicA ~cr- Deem!
necessary ~ = t.rr-
An exhaustive study has also Within TIE sa-ee
,s.isi h~-a rnds- aE-- q the ssh1srf az fSN4
a.al,srs. OF and t1- lot snslv.icS r5~thod
fo- dst~rziniRs 2. a r.-r 90 tse --ssl;s ~
This sc-s has s.r~A1V s~c. pspii.h-4 sv
the ~derar,-7.n. skscs- With the matter IN
course 90 p-rpsrs,las- ull make TIE nc: