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The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-11
Non-Pyoteotion Of Proprietary Right.

One Of the Cherokee delegates
in a correspondence from Wash
ington, to the Cherokee Advocate,
thus speaks Of the non protection
by United States courts Of the.
proprietary rights Of the Indians. =
t'The change the Indians Of the
Territrry require no, is not to d.
vide their lands. It is not to be-
come citizens of the United States.
But it rs to be enabled to get the
protection of the judiciary Of the
y. s. Government against the in
trusion Of individual citizens Of
the United States, and against in.
vasion Of property rights Of the
Tribes from any quarter or source.
The theory of the u. s. Govern
ment does not admit Of an absurd
security against such invasions,
except through and by meaus Of
the judicial department. Of the
Government.
As said before, the protection Of
the courts might be thrown around
the tribes in their character as
owners Of certain domain, without
dividing their lands. Railway
companies and other corporations
have much more land belonging to
and granted to them, than the In.
dams have in proportion to the
number Of owners. But they are
not required to divide up in or
| der to get the fullest and most
thorough protection against intru-
Isions upon their property upon ap-
Iplication to the courts against
tresspassers.
Again, there are many, very ma
ny, citizens Of England France,
and Germany, who have bought
and now own large tracts Of land
in the United States. They are
protected against trespass BY the
courts Of the United States, and
no lawyer OF man Of any legal in.
formation would think Of requiir-
ing them to become citizens Of the
United States before they could.
obtain such protection.
The. only differences between
cases / have mentioned and That
Of the Indian tribes holding pit
ents IS, that the courts Of the tJni-
ted States have been clothed ~.
Congress with jurisdiction over
any and all infringements ST their
property rights; whereas these
courts have not been clothed with
jurisd lotion to protect otJn proper
ty from invasion.
That then, is what the tribes
holding patents to land need. The
right to apply to the judicial de-.
paftnent Of the Government for|
the construction and protection of1
what property rights they have.
What protection they have for.
their right to horses, cattle and
other personal property, against
i inf ngements By non citizens
comes from the q. S. ourts. The
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-11
Local and Personal.

Mr.. j. II. Beaulieu and son are
registered at the Headquarters.
Selam Fairbanks, Rice River,
is registered at the headquarters.
Agent Sheehan left for trip to
st. Paul, the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. G. N. La Rue, is waiting at
S:the bedside Of her afflicted sister,
Mrs. Fontaine.
s. NJ. Hume, and family. who
have been visiting Detroit friends
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs John English, Red
Lake, are guests at the home Of
Mrs. James Warren.
Mrs. G.. G.. Fairbanks, Leech
Lake, is visiting at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. Nc.
Dougall Redwood.
Two Of Fosston's representative
men, 0. i. Larson and Atty Ave
rill, called at the Progress Office
on Saturday Of last week.
Many Of our farmers are busy
back setting breaking -fallon, the
latter being, in cur judgement the
only preventative against foul
weeds.
A small party Of Siouxs we un-
derstand from the Sisseton Agen-
cy, arrived here on Tuesday. They
are on their annual visits, dancing
and smoking the Calumet.
The Colorado beetle, which
threatened the ruin Of the potato
crop, were so vigorously punished
during the earlier stages of their
appearances, that they have
about disappeared.
The weather during the past
week has been somewhat varia BILE;
during the first days it has been
an annoying mixture Of sunshine
and rain, with the Thermometer
ranging near zero at night.
At the caucus on Saturday OF
last week, Theo. H. Beaulieu and
r. II. Funk were unanimously
elected delegates to the Democrat.
ic County convention which takes
place at Detroit today, they go
uninstructed. Il
The crops are looking somewhat
better and the outlook much more
favorable than week ago, the
cool weather and occasional show
ers Of a few days past have ten
ded to materially improve and re.
fresh cerals and garden crops.
Another royal favor was ten
dered to q joyous gathering at the
. home Of Mrs. and Mr.. ]. e.. Morri-
son on Wednesday evening. The
event being the redeeming forfeit
ofMessrs Frank Roy and 'Chinum'
Fairbanks, who were the recipient
of the Queen Cake at the Hind.
quarter party last week. The
royal & ompliment Of tile Queen
Cake at Wednesday S evening par
ty were rendered to DR.. E. wv. Rea
and Mrs. Geo. Fairbanks, and a
right royal" party Is already as.
sured the guests who will then
participate. We are informed that
thirteen Queen Cakes and boquets
@ad kbitum will form . feature OF
the coming favor, Ia the mean
time the Dr.. is to busy himself
with gun and rod on the prairie
and IN the neigh bofhood Of Queen.
wood, rus In for the OCCASION.
e. I
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AS VAS EXPECTED.

After every possible argument.
has been used by the members Of
the Sioux commission, and used
| in vain, the commission finally ad-
journed on the 7th inst, and the
Indians told to go home and tat
tend to their crops The next
agency visited will be Cheyenne
River.
The following quotations from
the public press and some Of the
officers Of the interior dept fully
concurs with the opinion we have
entertained and expressed from the
beginning, about the commission.
ers, etc. The New York Tribune
Of Aug. {, says:
What the commissioners are
-
noW aolng = only 700 apparent mt ),
Ihey4are
Trying to Hulldoze tho Indians !:
trying to intimidate them into
cosenting to the treaty, and what
i wors+ of ii, +rn; : . a. +1,;a =,
~ =, !. !,
' 49,, ~ ulsiore00y 'nu 'oinuy
~ 'nell own government. Inc
Sioux are plainly told that they
must not rely upon the good faith
Of CONGRESS-. nor bel;eve that i
will keen its a, % oann ants. and i
The same breath thar ara ch;ddon
because thew s,,snect tho ain caritv
Of the Govern, r,e,t i - nronosa1 +
r. 49, - -, p-9 :
VI pay menu OF Jhelr lana. surely
cynlclsm can hardly go beyond the
exnlo1clon these commissioners '' are
now making. Ihls IS their idea
o. negotlatlng 9 treaty.; to
threaten 'f''t l the other party with
!, ], Hish.tianded confiscation
o. onelr LANDS II they refuse to sell
them Tor less than they believe
them TO be worth to a government
whose good faith they have already
mad q score OF reasons for doubt
ing. we are compelled to repeat
what we nave SAID before, that
0ne Moss o'asal ana 1eoAIesS
mss n1sonrn1m.nTr 49, $500 - -
methods 81 nra,ont a,n,,1oroa, r.
the country is not again to be dis
graced by the
1nisaorality ana Baseness OF Its
Ana.an foiiey
one commissioners :, must pc IN
soiuooru 20 suspend pnelr Dullaoz-
- 10y 'aoolcs anu yell 'ne INDIANS
una. 1ney are Tree 70 oeclde the
qeclue 'ne queseaon Tor themselves.
- :, = wora' 'he country must com
pell congress 70 stand oy us own
avs !, anu 'ne courageous lne1ma- {.
:. ILL Ia, = =, uniess ne sioux yleid %
Dn ,s ns o',oy VII ~ piunuereo ~
Jplu o,o 80 " me people q me
onleev, o1a,es MUST De !, repud1ated
anu reouAeu emphatlca4ly.
This is what some Of the officials
say about Capt. Pratt:
.ttr -, r.
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j. F. DANKOWSKT
Notaryusz
Publiczny
G}6wny offs
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SAG S.Ashand Ave. VanHorn
Godziny urzedowe: codziennie
DO IL rano i pc 7.3O wieczo.
rem, W niedz1ele po l pc po-
tudniu.
Ola wygody Polak6w zamiesz-
katych W parafii Nieusta1. Po-
mocy N.P'M. office drugi pod
Mr.. 5000 Muspratt Str
rog 80 ulicy.
Godziny urzedowe W o6sie pod
Mr.. 5000 Muspratt Str. /: Co.
dzlennle cd 8 do 80 po po-
fudnlu,-w nieez1e]e cd $50
rano do l pu poludniu.
UtrzymuJe agertury: spree
aazy l kupna gruntow, lot6w
domow, wypozyczania pie
nledzy i zaciagania po5iyczek
ma domy i b%udowle domow.
Jeneralna agentura kart o.
kretowych / kolejowych. Wy
mlana, wyselka i kolektowa-
ME pleniedzy. Wyrabianie i e.
gza'n'nowanle abstraktow i
pe~tnomocnictw.
ASEKURACYA Cd OGNIA.
Wogole Polacy NIGGA "a
clagnac posady i pomocy we
wszelklch lnteresach
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ARDoCH. d.. I. F. Galewski.
APPLETON, MINI. Jan Jezewski.
BALTIMoRE;,M Shakespeare
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BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarsk,
Ny: JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy&D ctroitStr.
BAY CITY, MICH. An,oni Przybyinski L. B. 40
CALUMET, MICH. L. Wroblewski.
CHICAGO, ILL. K. BoNczkowsK1 AZ Chapin Str.
kAJETAN PokRzYwlMsKl777W 1sthStr. M. HA-
DIX, 81 Crittenden Str. ALBERT KowALsx.
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DULUTH, MINI. Ant Gralaaooo-,rdStr o
DODGE, r O; WIS, F. Brom, A. Mondry,
=, /. Rudnik,
G GELLsi M. B}EN MTy5sfk co. MO. w,xrzvn;.,
Wisniewski.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
GLosTERi N; 7: NJ: D~anislewski.
LEMoNT. Ill. Mich CichoWpic "0clsk'
Ia SALE, Ill. Adam Goszczynski
M1S GN1s Sc y T's II /, M'S %;ll Nowg3!iG1sJ 1sksonstr.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, JAM Berka Humbold3A v.soi
MMIINS:N<E5tAPP9%LLIIs,,MSiiISS'SS 1 Fl LILA; ee S University Av
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POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
SOUTH CHICAGO: Wawrzyn 1empln
ST PAUL, MINI Jozcf Maca, SIS Rice's Point
SHAMOKlN,PA, Franciszek Cimochowski Jan Wit
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gra,zek
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
prenumerate naznaczamy tax nj
ska. Wydawnictwa tego rodzaiu,

prenumerate naznaczamy tax nj
ska. Wydawnictwa tego rodzaju,
tax o6ssernego Mustrowamego ~jeszcze
u mas ME by}o tax tanieqo.
s2dzimv tez, re W kazdym do
mu, W kazdej rodzinie polskiej
ME beda z%byteczne rKzgnoty humo-
r~ satyry dowcipu p~olskieqo", z
ktorych przeglada, jak wszsdzie,
zacna dusza naszego narodu...
W ,K7ejnotach humoru, satyry i
do0cipu polskiego" odnajdzie kazdy
obok cietej satyry, ten szeroki,
szczery, sczasem rubaszny, a zaw-
SEE pogodny humor, ktorym sic
odznaczy}o i wyr6znifo cd innych,
spo}eczehstwo polskie...
nkleinoty humoru, 4 satyry 4
dowcipu ~polskiego" ola kazdej rodzi-
ny polskiej W kraju i ma dalekiej
~obczyznle, beda zawsze pozada-
nym, s%erdecznym przyjacielem,
ktory przychodzi re skarbami
zfotego polskiego humoru i dowci-
pu...
Nalezytost prenumeracyjna ma
nklgnoty humoru, satyry 4 doucipu
poIskaego" Z dodaniem dok1adneqo
adresu prenumeratora, przese}ac ma
ley:
Do Administraei yGoica" i
nzsEry'' we Lpomie utica Kraszeu-
skieqo M. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

staniecie co miesiac rowniez
lyle z]ota. Jednakze ojciec te-
go d%zieciecia chce wiedziec:
jak sic dziecku bedzie powo-
dzilc, ola tego p%rzynaJmniej
raz W kwartale muscle mu o
tenn doniesG.
- A do kog6z posfa6 to
don;esienie? - %zapytafa skwa-
pliwie Barbara, sadzac, lie sic
dowie nieco t%ajemnicy.
Ale mic z tego, gdy& obey
odpowiedziaf:
- Napiszecie list i oddacie
ma poetic.
- Dobrze! Ale jaki4 adres?
- 81. K!
- Mic wiecej?
- Me.
Barbara sta vita )eszcze Kill
ka pytah, ale obey W miejsce
o%dpowiedzi, polozyt tylko pa
lee ma ustach.
G}ownym warunkiem =
rzekf - jest milczenie. Win
niscie sic jeszcze zobowiazaG
zupe'nie zamilczeG o TEN, GO
sic Gzis stale, ami tel ME sle-
dzic ami "a NINA, ami "a po-
chodzeliem dziecka. Jestto wa.
runek, ktorego przekroczenie
uwazane bedzie ia z@amanie
umowy, a wlenczas wan OF :
ciec dziecko odbierze. Chcecle
mi na to podac reke W mie;s-
ce przysiegi.
MAJ i Coma ma to rrzysta-
Ii.
- Sasiedzi - rzekf obey
dalej - wledza, lie wan dziec-
ko umario lie jest pochowa-
ne, przetogo ia swoje poda-
wac ME molec,e.
- Coz vice poczqc? - "a
pytaf Urban.
- Jedna tylko pozosta]e
droga - odrzek} obey. -
Bedziecie musieli udaG sic "a
raz rano ma urzad i doniesc,
zescie t" dziecko dis w nocy
znalezll podedrzwiami, i lie Je
bierzecie W opieke. Urzad
chetnie IA to przystanie.
To da sic zrobic = o.
dezwafa Barbara, ale chciafa-
bym jednak koniecznle VIE
dzlec, czy to dziecko jest
chrzconem, czy ME.
- Wtasnie chcialem sam o
tenn wspomniec = odpowie-
dial obey = DO to rzecz
wanna. Dzlecko to ME jest
chrzcone, gdyz dis rano do
piero sic narodxifo. Ma ono
bye ochrzconem przez katolic-
kiegc kapfana i otr1ymaG l.
mic Erwin.
- Erwin? - zawo1ali Jed
nogfosnie rodzice = takiego
imienia ME ma ami " naszem
miescie, AMI W okollcy.
= TAX jednak sobie 2ycze
= rzekt z przyciskiem obey.
Potem wziqt dziecko, przy-
cisnaf do piersi, uca1owa1, 3D.
dat Barbarze, i szybko wy
szed}.
Skoro Barbara i Urban 20
stall sami, poczeli najprz6d o.
glqdac p%leniqdze, a wreszcie
zawofaf Urban:
= lyle zfota nigdy jeszcze
ME mie]ismy, do tego many
dostac co miesiac lyle! No, cd
razu jestesmy bogaci.
- Trzeb dziecko rozebrat
z powJakow = odezwa}a sic
wreszcie Barbara - mole
znajdz1emy jaki znak, ktory-
by zdradzlf pochodzenie dziec-
ka.
Ale napro5zlno szukali. Powi-
.jaki, czapeczka, nawet chust-
ka, W ktore) dziecko by}o "a
winiete, byfy MOVE. Ma ciele
d1ionipcia rGwni.5 znakn Mo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

Jakns woz stanat pred
naszym domem, - odrzekf
Urban, - ale CODY tn chciaf,
tego ME wien, zapewne sic
pomylif.
W tel chwili powtorzyfo
sic pukanie i odezwaf sic gfos
wzywaiqcy murarza pc imle-
niu.
- To zapewne lekarz -
rzek1a Barbara - idz j o.
tworz.
Urban, chocia2 ME mogf po-
JAG, pc CODY lekarz o tel po-
RE mia} do Mich przybYwat,
powstat j %otworzyf.
Tam stat ow nieznajomy,
i ME rzek}szy ami slowa,
wszedf bez wszystkiego do IL
by.
Barbara ia widok obecne-
go cz}owieka uniosfa glove z
poduszek, i zapytafa. czegoby
2adaf. Ale zanlm obey cos
mogt odpowiedziec, odezwafo
sic pod p1aszcza kwilenle
dzieciecia. Obey W milczeniu
ods}onif p1aszcz, wyjaf dziecie,
i po1o2yf .je do po}oznicy. Pol
przerazona, pot ucieszona,
przysunefa lampe, wpatrzyfa
sic w twarzyczke dzieciecia, i
zdawa]o jej sic, jakoby jej sy-
mex byf o2yt.
Nawet Urban zaczaf prze-
cierac sohie oczy i pilnie sic w
dziecle wpatrywa1.
- Panic - rzekf wreszcie
- COZ to wszystko ma INA
czy6?
- Bog wan zabraf dziecie
- rzekf ma to obey = smu-
cicie sic z jego utraty,; MECH
2e wiec to wan je zastapi.
Zajmijcie sic aiem, albowiem
ono jest nieszczesliwsze, anize-
Ii gdyby byfo sierota. Ojciec i
matka jego 2yja wprawdzie; a.
lie ma laden sposob do niego
przyznac sic ME NIGGA. Me
odpychajcie tego dzleciecia cd
siebie, badzcie mu rodzicami,
a wezmiecie sowlta nagrode,
gdyz ojciec jego jest bogaty i
chetn1e sypaG bedzie catemi
garsciami, skoro bedzie wi
dial, ze jego krew i ciafo
dobra bedzie miafo opieke.
Urban poskrob9f sic pc g}o-
vie.
= So przyk}ady - rzekf
- lie uczciw; ludzie przez
takie dzieci wiele doznali kfo-
potu.
lego tn obawiac sic
ME potrzebuJecle odrzekf
obey - zareczam wan sfo-
wem honoru. OJcu ma tenn "a
ley, ably to dziecko byfo pc
katolicku wychowane W ucz-
ciwej rodzinie, a jake takich
was mu polecono. Gdyby rie
o to chodzifo, oddaiby Je do
domu sierot.
- Ale - odezwafa sic Bar
bara = u mas 1akiego zakfa-
du ME ma.
Tu w%patrzyfa sic pilniej W
dziecko i ucafowafa lie serde-
cznie.
= Mezu = r~zek]a-wpraw-
die nam to dziecko naszego
ME zastapi, jednak2e mnie sic
tax wydaje, iakby nam je ME-
DO zesfafo. Miafby ten roba-
GEEK isc aale), ably sic mole
dostaf pomiedzy ludzi bez SER
ca? C62 mislisz, nie by}zeby
to dobry uczynek, gdybysmy
sic tenn dziecieciem zajeli i
je wypielegnowali, jak w}asne.
Urban ciagle sic jeszcze dra-
pal pc gfowie 'chodzif szero-
kiemi krokami pc izbie.
- Nieclze iu2 tax bed2ie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
PRZYBRANE
DZ ECkO
PowiesG obyczajowa z naszych
cZaS0W.
+ I.

pc mad sZcZytaml clcnycn Gllc
i uliczek miasteczka Gerbsalu.
Obywatele juz dawno pokiad-
E. Ii sic ma spoczynek, a nawet
szukalqcy uciech pc szynkow-
mach JUL do domu popowra-
cali. o tel godzinie ma ulicy
nikogo ME by}o MONA spo-
strzedz, procz stro2ow noe
nych. Navel rec MONA, BE
latarnie napro4no sic palify,
DO chyba przyswiecafy ciem-
nym oknom i drzwiom zam-
knietym.
'Jednym jednak4e domu
czuwali jeszcze mieszkancy, a
przez szpary okiennic padafo
swiat}o ma ulice. w tym do
mu panowaf smutek, tam
skrwawicne SERGE matki opla-
kiwafo utrate daru niebios,
ktory Iedwo sic ukazaf, ]uz
zniknaf,
Wni]dzmy do tego mieszka.
MIA. Ma bia1ej poscieli spoczy-
wa}a po]oznica. Lica jej wsku-
TEX choroby byfy wyblad}e,
oczy miafa peine 1ez, a rece
wy1o2one ma biafej koldrze
miala zfozone, jak do modlit-
wy.
Stojacy obok foAa wysoki
mezczyzna W ubiolze robotni-
Gym, zni4y1 sic ku niej.
- Me place., Barbara -
rzekf - w niczem przeciez
smutku piaczem ME zmienisz.
Bog dat, Bog wziaf. TrzymaJ-
my sic tego przys}owia, ME
ma BOWEN lepszego mad ME.
- Ach, Urbanle - wes-
tchnefa Barbara - ME podob-
ma sic smucic mad tax rych1a
utratq.
- Masz prawde potwier.
DIT Urban - ale ty z twej
strony winnas sic ochraniaG.
Bog nam przecie2 zachowaf
.jeszcze Marynke. 0 ileA to
wieksze byfoby ola mas niesz-
czescie, gdyby i ia byf nam
zabra1!
P1aczqca matka spojrza1a
ku przeciwlegle] scianie, gdzie
ledvie rok liczaca Marynka
spafa w SVEN fozeczku, ME
uczuwajac wcale smutku ro-
dzicow. Barbara widokien CO.
reczki, uspokojona, popadfa
pc chwili W lekki sen, a mez-
czyzna przysunawszy pred
fozko sto1ek. usiadt. Dopoki
matka czuwafa, wstrzymywaf
swe uczucia, lecz gdy usnefa,
ION zap1akaf.
Urban byf z powofania mu-
rarzem, ole takim, jakich
chetnie przedsiebiorcy poszu-
kuja, poniewaz on starczyf "a
trzech, robotnikow, a zaHsze
byf trzezwym i %skromnym.
Pomimo swei piracy jednakze
ME miaf wiecej, jak lyle lie
mu do skromnego utrzymania
starczy1o. [ wiecej tel ME
pragnaf.
Teraz nastafa gfeboka cisza,
przerywana jedynie regular
nym stykiem zegara. Urban
w1asnie uczuwaf, lie lego sen
moray, gdy naraz us1yszaf
turkot zblizajacego sic wozu
Tenn wiecej sic zadziwif, gdy
woz stanaf pred jego domem.
Gdyby Urban byf mogf po-
patrzyc ma ulice, bylby vi
rial, Re oprocz woznicy, stale
jeszcze dwoch lokajow " ty-
lie karety. Jeden mich re-
skovzyf i %otworzyf drzwiczki
puN"zu, 4 ktorego wyszedf
Ja,>,s mezc=yzns, otulony d1u.
.glm placzem, Iubo bylo clep
10 ma divorce. Nleznajomy talk
wyglsaat, jakby pod plasz-
czem mial jalSis pakiet.
I,l,,, d., h,4,1,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27

Gdy %gry4oty
| klopoty
Lpazlom naki susza,
To W Bay Cicie
Znakomicie
Ch}opy szklanki dusza.
Czfek choc starry
Ma swe barry
Blerze heg pekaty
| przez Lofty
Miedzy pIoty
Pedz' z MIN do chaty
Hej b~iesiada.
Dana, dada,
lr9uho keg Wyplty,
A tn hura!
Gala fura
Jed>ie 2 West Bay City!
K1o mud czu]e,
Mech go truje
Onem piwem W krtani,
Wy5mlerity
West iSay City
lei Esrewing 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
Ea DO siaregO kr"ju Iub
xtnIs 1 aal do AINeryka MONA

.laknajwygodniej najbezpeicznej
jcchat ma karte okretowa, kuplo
naod PIP. Dratk k Q go,
j d "rdo VS. k iegoz Winony
Mimi.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

In their operations that neither suspected
there was anything wrong, and the escape
remained undiscovered until Under Sheriff
Mcdonald went in 10 lock them up for
the night. There were two ether prison
ers in the jail at the time, but both were
shackled and did not attempt TO make
their escape.--St. Johns Herald.
The John Sherman who shot and killed
q railroad man In Nogales some months
since, il again on the rampage. On the
sth instant he shot and fatally wounded
. man by the name OF +. w. NAB, Q
wealthy German connected with the
Southern Pacific Railroad. On going TO FL
Paso from Nogales Sherman 20 abused his
wife thst she left him and commenced to
earn her own living by working 10 .
hotel. On the day OF the shooting he
returned from Colorado and shortly after
ward went to Mau's house, where sher-
mans stspdaughter, Maggie McGowan,
was stopping, and shot Mau, the bullet
passing through his stomach and liver.
He then started to run, firing two more
shots a. he did so. but doing no further
harm, although some pretty close calls
were made, especially by q woman who
came out OF neighboring doorway TO see
what the trouble was. The officers were
making diligcnt search for Sherman, but
at last accounts he had not been arrested.
The cause Of the shooting In unknown.
Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
a Horrible Inheritanc Ga.

The transmissicn OF tha fearful effects
81 contagious blood poison ID tina mos1
horrible inheritance which any man
can laAve TO his innocent posterity: but
tt caa 20 ceri&inly mitigaied and In the
majority VI eases. prevented BY the
use OF she sntidote which Nature fur
nishss, and which IL found In the RENE.
dy known ali over the world as f.wiit's
bpemnc- commonly called 20. b. 81
NTH Brown, OF Hornsilsyiile, n. r.,
writes; Ihree years ! suffered with
shis horriDls disease. Bwifps Bpsciao
Prot EVE dHIngssssl nssr. Ia i. as.a :, Nv
writes: s'Bw!fvs Hpscinc cured ma
Of 8 fearful oass Of blood Poison
DR.. b. y. wingnsld, OF the Holdisr's
Hons, RIchmond, Va, writes: nHwifvs
SPECIFIC cared me Of . severe cass Of
D. w. &. Briggs, Brooklyn, N. r..
writes: II WAS 8 perfect wreck from
Blood Foisoa Ewift's Specific restored
health and hope, and am well today
Z. w. IAAHhiii, Savannah, Ga. 4
suffered long with Blood Poison. triad
Dwifrs Specific and am perfectly well.
A. ". Buell., Of Powers Hotel, Roch.
ester, N. T., writes 1T 10 the hest blood
remedy on eAsth. Icured myself with
IT. Irecommsnded 10 70 friend ana 10
Mr.. y. l. Stanton, Of the Smith wills.
tt5al Newss writes that friend WA
amtcted with case OF Blood poison.
And TWO bottles Of 3. q. a. effected :
complete cura
Treat.se On Blood and sxin Diseases
mailed free. THr SwIyT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer Q. Atlanta. d