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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

0emofratii6e 3eitunsen mn6sr hen
Ielb Ell ssebler ben Tie INNER aemocDt, lie
tartren lire @e9ner piel 81 9erin8, III
cem lie Rarteianbdn9lidfeit NH nit Orm
NnBe Der Iemteruertbeilung bcrrciicn.
Son ben MiGionen republifnnjidcr
Sttmn9eber fann nur ein uerbditniBs
mdBi9 perl9iuinbenb tleiner Yrr; ntiab
nit 9lenlterlt beou6t perben. @cnn
4emter, na6 bielen 3eituugeu, maBJcz
beno fir Earteianseb0risteh iiuc, 10
mag oas BEL ibnen 5utreffer, nber i;tbery
lid nidt BEL ben republifnnii6eu MtaI=
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

6aben fir Selbitbinber lit inmer nod
gu nieorisem 8reiie BEL 30. Sorban in
Sermann 5u baben, biirfte aber balo i'm
Greile iteisen. Serr Soroan perfauft
benielben iest iieben Gents per Gfuno
biGliser ots Der bon benz ,,ginber Sa>
ben 9rut" feitseiesten 9reiie. Cine
3batia6e uel@e uniere Jarmer bea6=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Sanbpui1e, Sbio, Is. sunni, 1855
Sm Sabre 1861 Sps i6 mir rbeumati1d)e
S9merSen 81 unp mar i9 seitlueile ge:
5tpunsen &riifen 5u sebrnuden. Ct
Safobs Del beilte mid uoGIitdnbi9 uni
bouernb.-@eo. 8. Riron.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Ser Dflabomabubm pertuirrt pielen
2euten Die @6pfe. gsa9 ben 8eri6tcn
non bort tparten biel mebr 2erte aui
ben 22. Ipril, an iuel6em Gage bus
@ebiet Der slniiebluns eridGohen iuerOen
iplI, als bort 8aun ftnben f6nnen.
ger na6 bort um5usieben 9cocnft,
ipllte ii9 uorber bas 2unb 9enuu an'
ieher.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Ser SampT se9en ben GDicagOer
@roBbaubeG in SleiIdiuauren, hem man
Die niebrigsn 8te9preile sr6Btcntberls
IN Die S6ube idiebt, tritt in init oaen
Stuats9eieb9ebunsen iii ben &Oroerz
srunb. Die big iebt base9en erlaiienen
@eIese oerbieten inoeiien rur RE Gilt
fiibruns BON seidlu9tetem 5tcild ais
neutrality-suspicious. uno perfiigsn, bnB
ullss Sdla6tpieb "a Stunben cbc es
9eldludtet miro auf bem Suf i'll staate
lelblt inipisirt iper6en muB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

@esen 8eritopfurs siebt es ni5ts
beiieres tpie 9r. Gusuft 90nis's 6nnts
burger grupfen. SD sebrau6e bieiel=
ben ilnmer iu.rn mein Wngen ni6t in
Sronun9 lit. - SacOb @alte, &eabins,
8a,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

@crr GDeopDit MHn6uilter, iuelbcr
l6On meGrcrs 8oHcn all llnttrlei6sz
ent5iinOun9 Idiuer erfrontt 6arnieber
lag, befinbct iitJ pie mir nit &cr9niisen
DDren, ipicbcr alf Dem @f9e 5ur SeIz
icrun9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Bobs iuor hsrd, sntr soben ibr Gaftoria,
as fie ein Siub NOR, rief fie naG Gaitoyts,
Gle iuusbs Elm 1sduIeiu. uuo bieIt gu Gaitsrta,
eIs fis 4iabsy Ra.te, sab iIe iSHeu Gaitseta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

oerr &cnrg 8radt, Der all9emein
befnnnte uno belictte &auImann BON
8rcocrld36urg, itattcte ms lcblen9iens=
tag aui Ieiacr Geiie na0 ct. 2oui3
eiuen auqcacbmer 8ciut5 as.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Sucbru rrbaltcn cine idGHc slns>
mabl neuer SiIbcruaarcu paErmb
fir 9u6;eitS> nuS GcburtstaGs =0c=
id)enfc bei Z. Sdlmub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19
&o20e,, der 6it5e.

4lIe IenfGcn taben sur fSritiabrS;cit cine
WeoiStn rrtbo fpr:bs oa8 Slut strinbert. Go
1T befannt, bo3 mir fp6breub bee gDiniers einen
btfsren &pretit baten uno rsidere unb fett,rs
Nabruns gu ms rebren, trpturtb ba5 9lui
bidluiTBGr un0 tcr 9Hrpsr miSeritonbsfdbt,
ger 9e9cn &dlte ryirb. Der erite WGrne 6rIb>
Iin9stag legt itus jetrd, raB hl5
8Iut 1u hice ff1 unS eis 2c5cg uiei,t rit,sfa
GrbcitCt,
unb mir fuSgcn ais ri mir tronf mirsn. limb
hteIee 1T Der Eal. 2aS 9lut teibt bid uno
bic Qeber funttipRirt rictt ridDtig. g3ir ltiben
an Ssrtopfgna uno bic sstIhieberitsn Granf.
beitSerl4etnungen fcIgen, mic ssopff6mer,en,
fbled,ter Scrudj aus sem Wunse, feftise
5Gut, NuSid,Idsc, SdbniuSei, appetftlpiIs,
Felt, mir rrerben fraft- uno crcrsiclre, ettiits
foprbl ME pbpffd. fhlifrig, ataeiparnt ln6
TRACE. 9lac bieie Notwithstanding iino
bsfdnnt inter rcm gtamen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Sie Brubibitions 8e,ue9un9 III
iberau auf oem 8iidmarlth besriIfen
Sn BEN 3eu Gnslanb Staatcn unt
aud III Eennipluunien, bat Die Pcri0n=
li6e 5reibeit sroBe 5ortifrittc &c.
ma6t. Sic uerrildten Sarlngc i'll 0tiiz
iouri io0ten ii6 Elm 8eiipiel hnrcn ncD=
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

9lle @urten Sdrinse iebr billi9 BEL
gS NJ. g berlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19
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GGtinls.

g8mbcrI0Dne Mtuitsr in Satine3
uon 8 bis II Gents pro Yaro bci 9Srus
DOT & S0ertr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

9as jdbrlidje @reiSi SidieBen bes 9ittle
Ser9cr S6iibeupereins iuirO am 10.
SUM auf Der 6orm be3 6rn. Slnguit
&oeQer Itnttiiu6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19
6attune

Tafiiine
5, un0 z Gents pro garo BEL Brubut
uno G9erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

G6pnnirt auf bas @olfs6latt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19
@Sdentli6sr Garftberidlt.
Grtrei0c, 1etl MIN
Stoen 5reitag corri9irt pon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
prnSnftc.
GOrriairt pnll

GEORGE KRAETTLY, Gruesr.
Die an9e9ebencn Greiie iueroen bon bcn
Sdnolern [meiiten5 I'M 5ouI6e ! bcSablt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19
Sorbrn crbaitea.

Sothrn crDGitca.
9in0criUd9en,
8aibmnI6iuen,
Gcfri9crators,
mo &utternlaiGinen,
bie btljg ntrtouTt merbcu BEL
u 6. Qct6uer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Dfnnsr Sebrsten nasp pttrbsr's esstortz
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03
GriFnInal.

THREE business houses at Wenona, I'll ,
were ralded by burglars Monday night.
The president has appointed Willis
Sweet, of Idaho Territory, to be Attorney
of the United States for the Territory of
Ioaho.
A ASHARPEB worked the old card game ou
Vincent Richardson, wealthy resident
of Morgan Co, ILL.,, and robbed him of
$1,000.
MONDAY, at Halifax Court House, Va,
Scott Bailey (ooiOred) attempted to as
sault young woman, was oaugh, soon
onfeased, and was lSnched at midnight.
THE safe in the law Office of Hubbard
d. Conley, at Elkton, Ink, was blown by
burglars Sunday night, and 81 800 in
money and notes taken. George Jones,
a cOlOred man, was arrested Monday,
charged with completely in the case. He
confessed, and was bound over to the
Criminal Court.
HARTFORD, Conn Information receiv-
ed here announces the death in Mexico,
of Thomas Plunkett, fauiting treasurer
of the Union Manufacturing com paDy,
and president OF the Hartford Silk com
pany. The manner or his death was not
definitely known, but it is believed he was
murdered.
BOLD but unsuccessfnl attempt at
bank robbery was made at Ventura, Cal,
Tuesday noon. A man named Mccarthy
entered Collins d. Sons band, and,
frightening the cashisr, seized tray
containing $4,000 and walked into the
street. He was captured by the Sheriff
as he vas making for his horse, which
was hitched near by.
ABOUT year ago two peddlers mvs-
terousiy disappeared from Somerset, Ky.
Two brothers named Hill, at whose house
they were last seen, were arrested for the
murder, but ns the bodies could not be
found, they we're released. Yesterday a
coffee rag containing two skeletons and a
few articles belonging to the peddler5 was
found and the Hills have been again ar
rested.
WAsHINGToN, d. C,-Secretary Ru.k
has appointed d. E. Morrow, of Cham
paiku, His, ID represent the agricultural
department at tho jubilee show of the
Royal Agricultural society to be
held III Eng and this sum mer, and
is also authorized to visit such o5her
places in Europe rs it deems necessary,
IN order to study live stock interests of
the old world. The report of his oSserva-
tious and experience is to be made to the
department upon his return.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03
Cable Flashes.

THE town of Petite Revere, Hayti, was
burned by Legitime's forces on April 7.
MORE arrests have been made of artil-
lery officers concerned in the nihIlist
plot recently discovered az Zurich.
pUBLN-A fund fas been started in
Belfast TO secure a fair trial in the case
OF the Rev. Father MoFadden, charged
with the murder of Inspector Martin.
TBE new steamer, City of Paris. which
arrived at Queenstown Tnesday, made
the trip from New York in six days, five
hours and fifty five minutes.
W. L. DULANGE, crown timber inspector
Rt Winnipeg, left that place a few days
ago, and upon investigation it was found
he WAS short in his accounts $4,000.
BERLIN United SJatgs Minister
Pendieton will take no part III the
conference on Samoan affaIrg. He pre-
scented his letter of recall TO Emperor
William this afternoon, and will immo-
diately retire from Berlin.
THE German emperor gave TO Prince
B!smRck, on the iatter's blrthdray Rlui-
versary, a fine Old engraved portrait of
his ancestor, the Provost George Fred
eriok Won Bismarck, born in 1897. 1t is
framed IN oak, Ornamented with the
princes coat-of arms, and bears a dedi-
cation written by the emperor.
LoNDoN.--Iu an interview Gen. BuuIang-
er disavOwed any iattentiOn oil. .fomenting
a war between France and Germany, nev-
ertheless the general sand that he did not
consider hat the future of France was
settled forever by the war of 1870. He
declared that he would never consent to
have Frarce inzulted. He said he was
most anxious to cement France, England
and Russia by friendship.
LoNDoN.-Mr. Mercier, premier of the
provincial government OF Quebec, Can
ada, has been called 10 Rome by Pope
Leo to discuss the Jesuits' estates ques
tion. It is feared in highest quarters of
Rome that the recent grant was impru-
dent III view of the agitation against
J,sutts i'll Canada.
SUAKIN-A force of Souudanese at.
tackled and defeated party of Egyptians
f'om Suakid VIII" wee building d fort a
Port HaIaIt. The Egyptians lost ten
killed and wounded. They were forced
to take refuge on the steamer Agami aud
have returnSd d 10 Suakin.
NIENNA.-There was serious rioting in
THIS CITY, arising out of the strike of
tram car drivers. Workmen in sympathy
with the strikers blocked the streets and
overcame the police. A force of cavalry
had To be called out TO qusll the disorder.
Many persons were injured and large
uumbe" arrested.
PARIs.-The lIqnidator OF the Panama
Canal company has made su unsuccessful
attempt to- borrow S3,COO,O00 in London
for the expenses OF survey and the
maintenance of the canal works. His
failure implies that within a few weeks the
machinery along the canal will be absn-
ioued to rust and run.
LoNpoS.-About 1000, 900 women have
voted at the English elections this month
for church vardens, vestrymen, parish
clerks, stxtous, members OF the local
government boards, ard poor-law guar
diaus. Many women have been electe d
guardians and some to other offices.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03
A DESERTED ERIlSH FORr.

dispatch from Hamilton, h Bermuda
says: If anybody hau desired this morn
ing to capture what Is probably Great
BrItRIn's finest modern fort, aud to blow
1t up or strIplt of rifles, cannon and
munitions, the feat could have been per
foImed Without risk. The fort was ten
antless, the garrison having vanished TO
man, and the disappearance Ia mys
terry. When the detachment went over
from st. Georges Barra ks to relieve the
guard at Fort Cunning hom, which is ait
mated on II little island all Its own, they
found the fort without man in il. The
entire garrison had deserted officers
and men. The stFictest search failed to
discover the deserters. The royal mail
ship Orion, when leaving porb for New
York, WAS searched after she had reached
the Offing, but the tugitlves were not ON
board Il Dutch ship, the Gebor L Ter Smit,
when lett st. Georges h8rbor earlier in
the morning, IN tow of tho tug |. q.
Merri t, tor New York. The SmIt had
put into Bermuda in distress few weeks
ago, and proved to be so badly disman-
tied that she could not proceed on the
voyage unassisted. Hence the Merritt
was sent down to take her in tow to New
York. As she ps1sed under the nose of
Fort Cunningham, the garrison saw it's
opportunity for a holiday and took tr.
Bermuda Is counted the fhest fortress
of supplies III defense in the possession
of g eat Britain. H. il set out III the
Atlantic O1ean, aboat 725 mites southeast
of New YO0k harbOr, aud 600 miles due
east from Charleston, s. q. 1t Ia admir-
ably adapted by usture for a harbor and
place OF defense, being completely en-
elrcled by line of CORAL reefs. 1 he com-
pact group or islands Ia somewhat cres.
cent-shape6, and within space formed
by the sweep of the crescent OD one side
and the coral reef on the other IL rock
eucom passed basin where the whole
ron can lie at anchor. On one extreme
point or the cresc cent is loo tted the navy
yard, with its magnificent fl ing cook,
big enough TO accommodate any of the
men-of- war of the fleet. In fact, this
dock is one of the wonders OF the British
naval architecture. AT the other extreme
of the crescent Is Iocated Fort Cunning
ham, one of the most costly pieces of
work of it's kind 10 the world, IL is arm
thirty tons. mint of money has been
expended at one time and another upon
il to make 1t the most modern and per
feet work of its kIud in the world. IL ia
vastly superior TO any Of tho ten or more
forts or the island. 1t Overlook5 the old
capital town of ST. Georges, aud its
heavy guns sweep the eutire east end of
RI ia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Fires And Casualties.

Ex CoSGREssMAs B. J. ELLIS died sud
denly at Washington ON Thursday.
FIRE destroyed the street.car barns at
Rock Island, Ill.,, Tuesday night, causing
loss of $15 600, and burning forty-two
horses and fifteen cars.
TIE losses by the London, Liverpool
and Globe Insurance Company by the re-
cent elevator fire in New York city will
amount to more than $l25,OO0, and may
come under that figure.
Two street car drivers and four police
m"u have been seriously injured by H
moo At Minneapolis. The strikers claim
10 nave had no hand in the disturbance,
aud dIsapprove of the actions of the
S. pathlz7rs.
LIGHTSISG struck the house of John
Sohofetd at Beach Hill, n. s., Sunday
night. Mr.. SchJtield wa= instantly He'd,
as WIS Hiso 12-y+ old child who was
strnck b. a faInBg beam. Mrs. SchU6eld
and three children were found by the
neIghbOrs huddled together IN G corner
of he ra"m ia demented condition.
HALsTED, Minr.-a terrible dUst
storm dId considerable damage TO
farms along the Red RIVER valley Fri
day. the storm was e. pecaIly severe Cn
recently sown wheat, a. d reseeding will
be necessary in some cases.
PARKEBsBURG, w. Va.-The dwelling of
Jar. HInnIsh, near HOokervilIe, Mich
"is comfy, burned Wednesday might,
and Htnnish's wife and two chill
dren were burned TO death. Hannish
was away from home at the time.
The town Of Buckbee, Wis, was almost
entirely destroyed by fire Saturday night.
The town is lnmbering center, and
large amount of lumber was destroyed.
The famrs, which came from the woods,
swept on to Marion and did considerable
damage there. The losses in the two
towns aggregate 100000
DULUTH,-hs a train of fourteen loaded
cars, with Superintendent POpe's private
car attached, was descending the grade
near Two HarbOrs on the Duluth 81 Iron
Range Railroad the air-braBes refused to
work, and the tram gained vel ocity of
10 miles an hour. Finally the train left
the track, demolishing the engine and all
the oars, with the exception of the super
iAtendent's car, which WAS detached and
stopped. Engineer Charles Cutter had
both legs broken, and two men were
sig atty injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03
tie National Capita,

IT is estimated that there are 20,C00
more women i'll Washington than men.
"A DELEGATION of the American forestry
congress composed of gentlemen from
ell parts of the country, headed by Gov.
Beaver of Pennsylvania has waited upon
the president ard presented a memorial
favoring Legislation to protect the public
timber domain.
Ex-SENAr9R PALMER, minister to Spain,
is not very cheerful over his prospects.
He recently said: 'I'l be back uextyear,
for | can never stand it longer than
that. The fact of the case Is WHIT n | have
been over there four months l become so
homesick that | can not wait to get home.
Look out for me, for if the feeling takes
me between the ratings of the big vessel
it mag come dancing over b! my self in q
Whit"
WAsHINGroS.-The secretary OF the
interior received the following tel
egram from special agent of the
department at Guthrie, Oklanoma: "Ev-
erythlng here Is in quiet condition.
The exclusion of liq1or has given us
| a peaceful and orderly community. The
land office here is moving smoothly. The
Washington force Is Invaluable"
WAsRINGroN.-Secreta Noble has is
sued an order directing that certain lands
! between Little Rock, Ark, and the Miss
isslppi river, opposite Memphis, being
within the limits of the grant to the
| Memphis Little Rock rail road, be re-
stored to the public domain, owing to the
railroad failing TO carry out its agree
ment. The secretary, for the same rea
son, issued q similar order as to lands
lying along the line of the Madison
Portage railroad, in Wisconsin, and
granted to thst company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03

No sensible surgeon will attempt the
performance of an operation involving
human life in room secluded from the
proper amount of light. A practitioner
will not attempt the diagnosis of COM
plicated disease unless he can see the
sufferer and make an examination upon
which to base his opinion relative to the
course of treatment necessary to bring
about complete restoration of health.
Notwithstanding the impropriety OF
such action there seems to be a great
deal of doctoring done in the dark.
BY this it is not intended that lit
eral meaning be inferred, but that
great many mistakes are committed be-
cause of the darkness which is the re-
suit of ignorance. 1t needs no illustra-
tions to demonstrate that gross ignor-
ance has caused many fatal mistakes to
be made in the treatment Of diseases by
those who profess to be learned in the
art of healing.
In many diseases several organs are
more or less implicated and what seems
primary ailment may be one quite re-
mote. For instance, a severe headache
may have its origin in a disturbed stom-
ach. On the other hand, sickness at the
stomach may be caused by a blow on
the head. The seat of typhoid fever Is
in the upper part of the bowels, but most
of its worst symptoms are often in the
brain.
symptoms of disease as well as dis
eases themselves are Oftentimes follow.
ers or concOmitants of some unSuspected
organic disease and this is peculiarly
true of lung, liver, brain and heart dis
eases in general, for it is now known
that they are the result of kidney dis
ease, which shows its presence in some
such indirect manner.
Several years ago a gentleman became
convinced of the truth of this and
through his efforts the world has been
warned of kidney disease and as a re-
suit of continued effort a specific known
as Warmers Safe Cure was discovered,
the general use of which has shown it to
be of inestimable benefit in all cases
where kidney treatment is desirable or
necessary.
When consumption is threatened see
| to it that the condition of the kidneys is
| Immediately inquired into and if they
| are found diseased, cure them by an i'm
mediate use of Warmers Safe Cure and
| the symptoms of lung decay will rapid
| ly disappear.
There are too many instances already
recorded of the terrible results pro-
| duced by lack of knowledge concern
| ing the cause of disease, and human life
Is of too much importance to be foolish
| iy sacrificed to b!sotry or ignorance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03

osn the COWS secrete milk. She has no
mesns of making milk ouls from the food
given, hence 10 promote q liberal fow,
foods rich in slhamiuoid material must
be led.
Average corn meal contsins eight
pounds OF fat forming (spd heat pro.
ducinsi elements % one OF slbuminoids.
ihe feeding of corn meal, then, 1t is easy
20 be seen, would have tendency, as in
ne case OF feeding poultry, TO fatten the
SnimA Instead of producing the product
aes'red. ost meal, pea meal, whest mid
unss, Llnseed meal, cotton seed meal,
Siuten mesl and wheat bran are all rich
N material that will contribute TO form
mix, while only corn meal enough should
be used 10 keep up the condition of the
COW, study OF the science of feeding
Viii add much TO the prohas coming from
lt.-Ne, Farulsr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-03
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
No Disturbance Reported From the Oklahoma
Territory

No Disturbance Reported From the Oklahoma
Territory.
WASHINGTON, April 57.-The following
telegram WAS received by the war depart.
ment this afternoon, from Chicago; The
following telegram dated Fort Reno, is
respectfully repeated: Il have just re
turned from King Fisher, aud have found
everything quiet spi orderly there.
About two hundred homes cad CLAIMS
nase been fled and a large number
are now awaiting entry. The reports
of bloodehed are without founoatio
All over the territory as far as | can DIS
cover, there has been no cases OF violence
reported, but III no single instance has
lnvesi ilgatlon resulted 10 the confirmation
Of these reports. In cases where c ffereut
c'armants contest for the same qusr'er
section, the matter is COMPROMISED
or left for final adjustment by the
proper authorities. am thus
explicit because the Kansas newspapers
are reporting scenes of bloodshed.
These, as well as the reports with refer
ence TO the invasion CT the Cherokee
strip, are, as far as can discover, with
out foundation.
MERRITT,
Brig. Gen, commanding in absence of
Gen. Crook.
r. WILLIAMS,
Asst. Adj. Gep.