Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

Opening Oklahoma fehus-N hat the
secretary 81 Ihe Interior saSa

WASHINGTON. April lit appears hat the
l'rs.dyufs pro-.A nation opening a portion oi
tt. Okialaua lands o. settlement was more
f1.r.tne go .fs terms t1sG was lutentol ga tho
I1.ttsr of esr.utirs persons from entry upon
Ire lauds fs .ire DO dufo named in fae prU'ld-
rrsl,n ndcr iis i"rus army "llrers hnye boon
cong. ts ter,' out ilr onitiai7 oi no interior
Ilrr4rtfueuf whose duty 30 t- a. provide To- tle
na .4u.f. nrt.ut ~ urw land Offices. To rolieye
tl.so oni,Ia. au order was made to-day 10y DE
rar Department f.c iLeir admission into The
IrrrIl.. So.
Ia answer 70 az inquiry from the Secretary Of
e. Var un tHlalf o. large number OF pe mons
contempt llg stttem -nt m Oklahoma asking
q. ferulls-lru is 20 be- given tbr'e intended oei-
Tiers to cross the Cherokee outlet tD th' north
rrl lire ef Oklahoma before NE S.I 90 hpnL
tra secretary OF me Inferior LAS replied, Ia
part. ha follows;
lninf they may DO allowed % cross without
ert.ao~4,usfy d,lav. aul J therefore r1cou-
fle.l i0at YOU insirg 1 your Commanding OH
cor. 90 mo- Instructions IN tho way ~ per
f..s wll desire 60 journey IN good lam ln
gael, Ics.cs. ul. aud orderly manner upon ana
f.s-e ho pubuc highway. pOsi or mia afj ROADS.
or .ae o.taliirhrl aIc customary caulc iraiS
r..os. -f fne u.rosoe outlet IN gong toward ire
tac. ai laud o. Pc opened Tor sett'cment ba'
ffeI. should Oc "a military pAfOl upon inc
rnrI az rlals mat arr 90 DE tskon Nai
tlaI prevent TIE settlers from staying
i.l.or shan necessary ON ihe way ana
w. .ire ftpu go Move N, makirg Only ordl-
I.ft oaup- That usy te necessary Tor tneu
....-llr There skoull be every taro taken 70
1st. mo I.lIanN understand that D5 This pas
sa.a ttere BIS no deposition to appropriate thclF
lanl.. All frst,t Hll Doe couualed no longer
tla ..l.1iut.'f necessary after the nret migra-
Goa BID tue Okiahoma country - over inc iniI-
.tY Tor t sfoul1 then -'oui tho tneroAes ou'lct
s.1 requlfc al per ons uulaWiully there 10 move
a.. e.t 90 back 10 kanss6 or over inio the OkiA-
no ~ rotary IN another part Of the letter
cay. ihst De deems INA ihe set'l' = are ont.i.u
q. al, faach confederation - has been gwen 70
500 catile men ADD ones heretofore VINO nave
lsaf te. united fo travel on tie ua.iA 6nd hlsu
WAYS ftrDugu ,lis outlet TO ID urged upon me
f.rrsiary. among other reaaols Tor granting ms
permit tlHf thc settlers coming through
i.ss.-tw AMI uc o.nrr indian touds arc
fa,aerrg ON 10 lWueIiae to. Itfa OF
f.. OBJ .ahofra frfct without 90. .on. mus
d.. fIur iars. in hausat WHO must pass
through tte (Ucro.re outlet, or clsaofH1-
taen. Itc movement vii Pee aiioNcN up4't
il.. permit uuil Fun eathciiy tnd distractions
sh. have neru received tt tEe military n@'iiE
enrr.-. 10 thr matter. Tho recommendations ol
h..r,fary ,otie we're lai1 before tle lr'sidcot
nt -e .rcfafy Proctor. 1ui nfirf cohtiaefa uen an
r...r- bearing uion tn~ subject Was reut from
Gao Nor Department this afternoon % the army
p9eers lu charge ou tAs border Of the lnaiAn
territory. ufcsawa lly 10 carry ihio pFactlcal
e9rsf S-t~silfy Npfi"'s rccpWinehuahohA lte
Frfhuf. faiIro iUfOruItiOa On this point is, nO"-
ever W.tnneld
Secretary Tracy has ordered the Board Of In
ff.a.liou sud survey. OF witch AGWual JOnHW
- pre.lJent 20 % officially . sent az ne cello
l..auou in View ora on ihs otih instant ana mas
in4lruriet see clpin sE1aut ~ the New lors
la4y.yafd to sena all oi 'he vessels iu commits
fion 90 a. anchorage iu tae Ncrts river
lieutenant laker. - me navy, n,u arcOmpa
~ .le eamoaa c0n mission, which sails from
LrW lorE saturday. iu ths capacity 90 secretary.
lis 10. beeu sta bed % t1c Adams for three
yeaft arc 70 D. expected INST nj knowledge 81
SamuaI glairs 1clulre1 during the slay OF Tue
I'D .lA- a. ApiS wiu De o. az .ist1nce TO the com
ulf.ston.
nealsnaut Buckingham, non a naval atache
a. no ln'tci s,a'es Legation az London. but
lately at.eched 20 the Befliu mission IN similar
csrsrity Win iDin iho commission Al Berlin, aud
siso aci 10 The capacity Oi secretary.
Colonel Julien Allen, - SOTth Carolina, has
made application for relief 10 me lfe,ident IA
behalf - Captain william 4. Nindef, late OF
t.e United -intca army. m n tie pEpefs pre-
fentsd 30 appear. ulai the sppLcsni served elgn-
ten ycArr ga the army. beginning Win the NSf
win Nexi7o. DUrNE ne civil War be was ee-
= roua Of going 10 tie ffOlt. but he fell under
ITO ha-pifi0n Of dlsioyA'ty because HIS inthef,
General AinGer. WAS an ofncer In the COnloqe-
Ttts army. Although President Lincoln W.
fnnsfod upon the ASSURANCE OF Captain lthon
Lieutenant Wlnder as % nl6 iOgaliy secretary
fianiOu insisted upon bis being sent 70 Csiiof-
Ma. Ihia VA done, sud IN california NE charge
q disloynlly was renewed npsiiy ieSuitlhE ~
t-iai 10y which he was heo0rShiy Hoouiued-
- cite 90 his duty be- received formal uhnes
flsm $40 Maryland Legislature Tor gallant ser
wees 80 cOnHoCtiGa with the rescue u snip
NrptNtd cr0aa. Alief he HhI NHPsaln " nt"v.
fssignea ana nov. - bis papers recite. no -
broken down 10 health aud torture. and DO seeks
= " reinsi . 10 The army aud placed upon tho
retired list
me ARMss C1UET.HARfiAL.
The court martial appointed 20 try Captain
hrnos for conduct unbecOming an cmcot sha
fantleman met ~ the Mar Department this
morning sad The Inombers Of the court quail
ned Ia rssD0Bso " tho question - 70 whether
he had any objtcii0a ~ no composition OF tho
court Captain hrnes replied ia The negative.
bVi suggested thss IN lsis ease the cart haa peea