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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18

The House bill for the consolidation
CT the various Indian districts bounded
by the States OF Kansas, Colorado, and
Texas is likely to become law, unless the
President makes IL the subject of fare
we'll veto. The new Territory of Oklahoma
will com prise 2S 100000 acres of land,
mostly fertile, and ell of them sources of
mineral or vegetable wealth, lying ia
healthy climate, and in latitude favora.
be TO the highest development of civil
ization. II IL Territory which, in whole
or ia part, will be ready for statehood IN
few years. At least twenty thousand
citizens will enter it within six months
from the passage of bill, giving 1t a name
and a government, and fifty Thousand
within a year. TIE creation of the Terri
tory of Oklahoma will be followed by
railway buildings and city buildings, and
~ the demand tor tools and labor which
anch enterprises beget, while the impulse
Of trade by the mere supply of emigrauts
outfits aud of the implements required
on new farms will be far from inoousld-
cradle.
The five civilized tribes whose lands
are not included in the % 0O0,0 600 aeors
about to be thrown open 60 homestesders
number 325 acers TO every adult and in
FAINT Indian OF either sex. These tiifs
will BE- conserved 70 them 10y the Terri
torial government, and for such additional
lands as they may have just claims upon
they will receive com pensa'icn ar the
rate Of 81 20 per acre. The future Of tae
Cnerokees, Chickasavs, CreekF, ana
s minoles is likely to bs as pleasant a. the
present CONDITION of those Miami Indtaur'
who now exercise all the rights Of citizen
ship and enjoy some of the best farms u
one OF the richest districts of Indiana
b. examining the tongue of patient
physicians fin on the disease OF the
body and philosophers the disease OF the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18
sorrn nAKorA,s RRIenrorrLooK

Ihe people of South Dakota IRE very
irbiiant over the apparent tidal wave of
prosperity which has turned ia their di
reotion. They are naturally enough.
enthusiastic over the benefits which It is
believed slll accrue from the division
and admission of the territory, but in tho
famous Black Hills region statehood is
regarded as of less Importance than the
opening OF the great Sioux reservation
settlement. That vast area, which ia
held but not occupied by the Indians,
inoludes all OF western South Dakota, ex-
cept aholt 1000 square miles, and the
people believed that the opening of the
reserve will be the signal for the Moth
western railroad, now terminating at
Pierre, and the Milwaukee now termmat
ing at Chamberlain, TO build to the Hills.
Ex Indian Agent MeGllhcudjy recently
told an Omaha Bee correspondent that
he had no doubt that the Indians would
agree 20 the submission clause, in the
bill recently passed by Congress, and
tina. he had lately received letters from
Indians on the reservation indicating "a
much. third cause for rejoicing, and
one which the people OF Pennington and
Custer counties consider the more i'm
portaut, il the prospect that work will
soon begin on a large scale, in the tin
mines la that region, IL is understood
that IN English syndicate, after sarcfuI
and thorough examination by experts.
has agreed TO furnish S20OoOo0 for i'm
mediate work on the properties of the
Harvey Peak tin mining company. The
tin question is very important to America
The mineral has never been found in pay
ing quantities ON the continent except
in the black Hills, and has never been
produced from its known deposits, but
experts are OF the opinion that the Black
HILLS mines will be capable, in a few
years. OF supplying the American market
with metallic tin. Now the TIN used in
this country is imported from Malacca.
Australia and England. The school Of
mines at Rapid city. OAK, has devoted
much time to The tin question, and from
Che many experiments with ores. est
mates that % can be produced at a profit
of 81 25 ton, which Is regarded as good
showing. Out that way they regard the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18
WASHINGTON.

THE American delegates to the Samoan
conference az Berlu viii sail from New
York tor Europe on the 18Th.
SECRETARY NoRtR has appointed B. +
Kaiser aud wife, Of Msuou, H., as su-
periutenLeut and matron reapecrivelv OF
the Indian school at Warm Springs, O;e
1HR damage TO the ULited States
steamer pensacola, which sank in the dry
docks az Norfolk Pa, Is estimated at
500 coo.
AN agreement is said TO have been
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18
800 sarltn na.1ta-

ST. PAUL, Apriis Specials from south
Dak.@a report cos. usual spring rains have
at last 5e, ia ard will soon exuu9uish the
prairie fires that are runnlne All over the
country People are rejoicing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18
our Senator John.

WAsHNoroN, April IL senator John
Spoouer, OF Wisconsin, ex pects 20 leave
Washington for home in a few days, and
shortly thereafter to start for Europe, re-
mRlnlng several months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18

The Cherokeos have in operation over
one hundred common schools, with an
aggregate attendance of 1853 pupils,
high school for toys with an aggregate
attendance OF 2ll students; seminary
nearing completion, with a capacity for
165 students; an orphan asylum contain
ing 145 children, besides a number Of
charitable institutions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN

THE par, OF me Iad.an Territory that
is to be opened to settlement April p,
is about fifty miles square, and contains
10000 quarter-sec ions. Each settler can
claim og4rter seesio4. ald thors are
10000 people on Kau-ss border read ?
e., rus in A. the CLOCK s'ftBes II OF the
a poi ted day. Thy will not al g :
cIAlmH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18

ANoTHER evil OF making Washington a
social as well es a political capital is a
crying one. A physician there says that
IL a brand was on every woman who uses
opium in some form, society would 60 TO
pieces. He attributes this frightful con
dition OF affairs 10 the dissi pated life led
by the women of the upper tsudom, The
endless round of balls and receptions is
such strain upon them tha' t'ey must
seek relief in some way. They begin to
take a soothing syrup, "a rule, TO put
them TO sleep, This, after white .ails
to act, then paregorio ia resprted 10.
From this it 10 only step to Divers
powdvrs morphine, pure Opium and alb
solute ruin, After while, woman ad
dotted to whiskey, loses all sense of honor
and self respect; abe ia wreck, both
physically and mentally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18

AN examination OF the tbroats and
roses Of 1000 New York children was
made by DR.. W. franklin Chappell of the
Presbyterian Hospital last year, and the
roeul's have lately been published DR.
CnappeI found. to quote his own words
81 23l o. the 1000 we're suffering from
son e anatomical abnormality, aud usual =
with it's accom- pauying symptoms of re-
spirstory obstruction and catarrh." Most
of ne abnormal conditions appear after
the age of six years, and children Of OFF
feront social surroundings appear TO be
equally liable to them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18

b examining the tongue of patient
physicians fin ous the disease OF the
body, and philosophers the disease Of ths
mind Justin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-18

TnE home market idea ssems 70 have
got the better of the Texas Legislature.
GOV. Ross he's signed p bill reqniring all
corporations chartered by state or free
city, save only railroads and insurance
com panies, to file pies of their charters
at the Texas capitol, and pay from S25
to 5000 each for permits to do bushes in
the state. This law applies whether the
corporation establishes an agency there
or solicit trade through agents, or ia
any manner wnateger, and is practically
revival of the old tax upon drummers,
which the United States supreme court
declared TO be unconstitutional.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-22
PERSONAL

Mr. George Carter leAvcs Aonsaay
fur vsrsarsA, where Ne viii visit frsersis
tss . slsuss tire
Mr.. pavsd Dame, OF the frm af
ksEss, Dunno q Co., arrived in too a
Yesterday frora Portland
Miss Amy Burnett has resnruexa
srem Tacoma where she has eeen al
sersisne the ANA wrixAt seminary.
Mr. :. q. Fulton. freight agent az
th~ Nrrfhern rsrsssc. With h~ssaaar-
tiers ut forsi&na, MAS IN The city yes
se~ssav.
Mr.. ". c. kimh<ssx. assistant fxn-
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Fsetfsc rsssread, w2s in the cssv yes-
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tern
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pzSse1xey sgwat ct the ><xssse. Lake
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