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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
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yietp =9orf, Is. 6ebruGr. Der 5wsjte
EroleB gGgeu 3bos. 9. ReIr, S9aemeifter
Der pBr0o6nnn Srrfaca @atu," mesen Be
fedung ron StaetrabsmitgIisoaII 3ur 5i=
djerung be8 gGegereAt8 murbe beute Dor Dem
Jitfter Daniels i'm ySper q 8ermtnerz"Ges
ritt begouuen. Die 3uammenleBHug elmer
SuTp oeriprtflt ebeaiO groBe S6uteligt
su bsreiten, ME in ben Proiefea SeBeH &Iearg
Uuo RcGHnee.
- Der aus ben biefgeu @afdu9ut5 ents
ipruugeue unb In philadelphia pie6er etn9es
f1ngene ShleiGbie6 uub 8anfrduber penrp
Sare1 pnree beute 81 1e3 Slbreu i3uatbaus
oerurtheilt
- Su ieiuer g8obnung ytr. 834, DIT 170.
StrnBe, eiuem aIteu 9ol3bauie In e!aer 0oen
@eSeuo IN Der Rahe 6es Yong SsIaub sSuno,
iiiir;te fh ber 80 slahriae 8erft@eruu9s= agent
Charles Senrp geferu friib 9egeu lltr IN
ziHem Gnfau non 9iIir'um aus etuem Sen
Fer ees ataeiteu Strdperts uu0 b!leb faft auf
eer SteIe toot. Der Ttaau mar isit ldH9ez
rer 3eit fieberIeiSeno un0 beburfte ber befIG'
bigeu uebeIma6uug Saitens eiHes sBlrtersr
oGr ateC geFteru isiner YfIdjt ni5t 0OIt8 mad
g,iCmmeu ieiH uuBt oa ihm Der BatIeat, ipIs
stiagt, Al eutplihea pnBte. 9laH iaacte 10
fort ned eiaem Ar3t, och tam osfeH pHlie
81 ipat.
- Gin etua As .iGbriger llabefanuter, al
i4eineuo Elm Deuther, fiel geferu Der Fr2as
gln 9odbapao.s5ipIln sum Gpisr, ais er ca
Iauf redHete, ned i'm Nugeabliie, oa ft
Der Bug ia Beneguug ietle, auf bauIaIbeu
selnuaeE 30 t6Huen. 8sr @ououi!9ur net
gerte iiG, 6a5 Sittsr Su Gfiaen, uuo ia5 IT,
3a au, pte Der Gernf!e bic 3Hr 5tasioEsumz
1aunun9 nitgel3leppt uao baan IN bIeStraBe
bluab 9ei1leuoert nuroe, mo er ;agl4mettert
Iiegen bIieb Der llugladlt9e, bar nit bell
len Beiuttei0ern, sraueu Rod, bEauaem llss
ber;ieber, bIauem NlaueGbemtg, @ougreBz
fisisIetten, graueu Striimpfen nub ihUar@
1em 3erb1but betIeibet mar, fauite fid 3egen
6 llbr Abenbs an Der goaraues Gue zStation
Der Sirgs z@ouutps So6babu elm 5abrbtaet,
als Elm 3u9 ebel bel Der Station aabielt
gr be3abIte nit eiuem 50=Seuts sStiide uno
erbielt eine gtenge tleiuer NItiujen IuJtd.
Sn Der giie lieB Ct nebrere fauen, bittte no
uno bob 6ieieIben AMI ru6 lief oaun auT ben
9ua III, eeiieu Sitter ieeo6 bereits Sei4loi=
fen nareu, 90 berlelbe ebeu a6FabrGu moate
Damn uiRberbolte fta bic Glte 9el5i4ts, Der
Tlanu poute uod nit, Der gououttSuI &C.
hordte ieiuen Snfrutticneu rub eia gtens
I6euIebeu mar oabiu. Cine lpfort requtt.rte
gmbuIau; brahte oie 2elha mad benz Sta'
ticusbouie bes 9. Be3trfs. Der Coroner
rurSe bsuahridtist NIB nivS eiueu Slqpllf
atbolten. Bis iest guyee bic esiae nod
uidt ibeutifstrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
SCR @nInen.

Gleraubria, giiru., Is. 6e6ruar.-
Sobu See, ser N0reer Charles &belius's,
puree fur; und 10 llhr beute &ormittag
tur6 6eu Strang btHgeItttet. Yla.tu Rse,
tueIter pegeu 8etbeiligIug on Sem uGullts
daen @toroe ju9,eid uit See aebaa9t mer6eu
Orte, puroe nod i'm IetteH Au8eubttde pom
Gouuerueur Al IebeuslQuBi4er 3u9taau8'
taft be9unbiaJ, neil See in eiuem 9sfiaoe
nife oEgnb, eaB Ell alleiu BEN @ioco 5egiug.
Gee baiitsg tefteu Sdritte3 ea8 9daiiot uHo
mar birueu bier Ntuutsu u29 bem 6ausa
ter Slcppa elHe 2eiGe. Der Ror0 Wlyye
ON &benb ba8 10. Suit 1893 su 9raU0oG,
Wiuu., begaugsn. See uH6 Ntoa ba:tsu t4
betruuten uu6 tegeguete2 II 6ieiel 3uaanoe
o(n cb,Hrmibuteu @bl,iue, init .uati)eu zee
Uel'siRtst mar, neil Bctoe Dem HGnIlucu
W!a. tsu Den poi mldter Gi}oe t.sf ans:
g8a fouImt 8eiu UiaaE, 8jeb5 i'm ieBt!"
zee gtng OGgouf auf GaeItus los uuo l4oB
TIN obue Elm &ort Der gHar5uu8 cine &ugeL
buIt oau Sopi. Beioe Eu9ei,aats ertIarteu
geLsgeuli1 bres Brosefes, fe ieteu jur Gel,
6es Utoroe5 10 betruuten 8epeisH, baB iie
Eidlt nu5teu, nee fie thatgg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
Gein miLeer gStsstec Ia Gaunoa

goutreGl, One, IS. 6ebrECr. - &a
roba if in lee:er Bit bon ie5r i4lefterI
g etter bajHgeiu9t pcroeE, abtr ncr G.n
acgb, aer ieit Dienf1ag 9oiit5ct, iibgt,gifit cod
Guss, paS in bteitt 8e}leBGug IN lester
GQ.cE eogepeien jii. SMuee 1T 3mar ser.
bdItHjBmdBig Mot bel aefaleu, GbGC oar
inrd.bage Stulm bot ibn III bOhen Digelu
5uiOmuen ssDebt, 10 COS beE 8erieby III Der
Gtoot nit au5erorSent dyan &6uleii3f.itan
OerIlUrft. IN cen 2aSohifrilteu abeC gqH3
'ur llnmGgIt6feit genoroen IL. Der &tieu
obu-@etEetG miro nur nit Miule auIIed)t
eybaIler. Die Stem Yurtsr BOff truf erl I'm
Ulutag sin, Huo bic 3ige auf Der !. south.
gEefleTn 8abu" NIT eiuer Saripatuug oou
oier bis fjebsH StHnheu; eiutge 3dge fub
3uiiGen 8Qgol uno ct. 6pacp1tbe glu} i'm
&duse fieieu geb!iebeu. Die B2ha0trmals
tuagen haben alle uerfiigbareu arbcitaIrdfte
1uf bic uerittebeuea Stredeu eeIaaot, u6er
70 baIo Der Shuee BON ben 8sleien uegqe=
itaufelt tit, bebedeu neue 0tafen bic eben
frei eaporoeuen StelisU. Die 5elegrapbeuy
IeitungeH baben aud i5nere 8ei9aoipuHgen
erIttten, nnb nur aod Weuise QtRisa rab in
SbGtiafsit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
9arf I'D ntaf besemen.

9oosr, N'5., Is. 8etrnGr. Der BIER
BON Dem Sobue oe5 uerforbensn WillO.
nGrs 9lram Satfer aeaeu bas Eefiamsut Def
ielbeu ansefreu9te Bro3ek if sur 3eit i'm
@an9e. Su benz Eefameut ift beftmrt, bas
9iram Sartsr, jun, jibrIid5 5000 uuo erf
eann, mann tr fit 10 Sabre lang nti9tern
sehalten bat, $3.50. 600 erbalten lsu, tpeitere
$3.50, GOO nod abIauf uon abermals 1O uiid.
terueu SahrsE L. I. %. @eun er jt1 aber
nur Elm gtaI befne,pt. 10 iou er GIes oerItez
rsn. Der Scbu rot oas Eefameut uater
Ter Sehauptuu9 on, Der Sater iei sur 9eit
eerNbIafung befeIbeu seifig uuiureduungs=
ioblg 9emeieu rnb in unbefugter Beiie be.
etnfuBt trcrteu. George N. gatman bon
9cncore ober rno rnebrsre anetre 3eussu
feuteu 8isies In gbrsee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
Nr. A..
RED RASH" --a-
7AsA1D IVAAOIIT -"
rOtDer Nu3f0lQg,
- RED RASH, -
graJSh'fter East9Iag btr 6oplbaul.
m9t - > . orf, sen 10. 2tpril 1882.
g}r. 1876, ?. 2tpcnuc.
Sun. Gritt ,ut0u!

Sun. Grittaton!
G}cin 9c@! 2u8 i'd mir enc S8adtet
5IrHn's s3pefsGie3ie anFBaffte, Be.
msrfts i'd Elm Geipa I'm 3udyiftcn ton
3a5em, Der i'm Gc5raua t.r Seife Grfa5s
rua3 8emadt. 8a3 mid 6et:iift, 10 m6dte
i'd cvtI5ren, ra8 ID Dor feds Bis Te6en
Subrsn sic Stole ara &Opf uac I'M 9.F5t
6attc, an0 ais infoIgs 0ericlbcn r,ein l5aar
au83ufaIcn 5egann, r:eir 2lr5t m:r iagts,
i'd uaBte es mir gang abideeren IaFen.
Dies that i'd. gal0 na3Ecr 6emcrtte
d cine Beitcli8e Gtelle, bco,dt nit Red
Rash" oa8 itd apf oem GoPfe tpc;t aass
brcitete pn0 sur S.irn 5jnab eritgcdte. SD
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
Qm Fnne ,arhrnnnt. .

SufFaGo, R..D., Is. Febr.-2aS :, See.
Dep Souie" Inb Der Bite SIct 81 P.te,
gi.s9., braunten bsute fEiih utscer. Sn
9isnfm6tfeu i'm SoteI, Hamen3 SenLte
ROd, uub ibrs tlstus gh4ts tamGH tn esn
6Iammeu um.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
eefrstdr Gagr6tGo's Gates seiRor

uticn, 9.=0., Is. Ge5r. - Wdtb. Sios
ner Tatrdilo, SGter bes S1asamtsietretars
TairGub, fiarb lin l(hr beute Ra4mittag
IN ieiner gBobGun9 III @u3euoOia, uaf0em
er eefiern Qbenb i'm Babesimner bonn Shta=
ae aeriibrt tporosu mar. gE mar so Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

Dtefes peItberiibmte prGp1rat tt Ole
Grftuouu9 eiues uuierer baoeuteHoiteH
GtemtFcr, DaTelbe eutbIIt ale jur
Gr3cu9uug ron fIcifb, Krofeu, 8Iuf
uJHsFelI mo ioujt ron KorperFraft era
f,r0ari.beu Seitluothetlc, uuo guar In
eluer fir leid,teite Der0auun9 3eeigneten
r9rm Don 6eu ongciebenteu 2ler3ten
mo phYfolo9en iit oaTelbe ais oer bcfa
mI0 3uperIaGtgite GrIaB fir Wntterma9
ouerFanut mo ais od5 3utraglIbite GrI
rIbrur9smitteI fir fleiue uno Uableiloa
Niuoer, foDie fir KrauFe uno Geneienoe
cmpfoPIen woroen. 8euitacOter'5 3eats
Ttes &ia6ermcbl tit feigestDeg5 cine &ies
CiJill, iollOern Uie uo6mal5 betout Uer'
ccn muB, eiu Gru06rRRgsHittel. Weyeu
FINES be0eutenoen lldbruerth5, ioUla
Degeu ieluer leibteu Der0auIibFeit, iet'
rer ShmaHhaftigfett uuo lbnelIeu lnf'
rahme ms Slut lit 6aS 9enauute Kiu6er,
mchl pur3u9ljb oenleui9eu gum 6ebrlu4
tmTrohlen, ole an DeroQuuuas ihWiba
mo oarau5 entiteheuoer uu3ureIbeu9er
Grtabruug, an trd9crl StoTUebfel an
S.atarmutb, fbLafer lla5FaIs uIS Detz
Gsr AuobeubI0HUJ uao 2lehHliA2m
IH9eu. SomJt Uig0 e5 belouoer5 sum
Gcbrau5 fic =Sugliuge, Hinder II fbuels
lem luad1ssbam, iaUle iiiC ioIde RlHoers
5lc 2lulags 3u fogerItnteu c9opPelterJ
Glie0em habeu, auJalegeatIit enpiobs
Zen: feulee fir DYsgePtIFer, Kraute unh
C5eue'egoc IN leoem 5taoJum, iouia iiir
1ierccIl5Dobe nuo Grft6pfte. Bet
feRle40er, ODER ri5t gutter apo 3eul32H=
Der gguttermilh 1T oa5 1tiuoermehl Ser
enpi9e auerfaante GriaB oer uatiriid'er
2IlQruu9 oes 5du9liu9s. 5u9Iait' II -
oas it3erite Sbubm!iteI Der KIe.H.E
9egen ,SummerzGompIatut," 5roEIl4s
oIarrR0e Ano KiU0erb0Ieca, G2S~
'~1--H4.--s ~
-$%s-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
9te genator gSnbI tn 98sft'
Wir0iiiieN.

Charlie gg. Pa, Is. Sebruur. -
Die beuiige abffimmung beBf9Itd Der Sez
rotormnbI ergab foIgeu6es 0feIuLtat: Seuua
A, Gofi 42, gB. 3. See Stimme. 9as
eutgfIttsa 8eiuItat bGHgt bon Dem 0emofra
ten 8olr ab, tueIdyer fir See itimmte uun itd
inter fainen llmfGnben bepe9en laIieu mill
feire SSfir1r1e iiir Rennn her.nGfhRfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

baben qOnen SdQen gesn Gongn smanFaQ, unrereS
8, 9pPeO9 GfOung, Sd6un8n 2cbu un gaueIeNen, 9dnz
uOGO0 baup ge9en SrSauun9 o ntdb8Ou1n8en, "S oe9e
0l ncn, me8 r unO aOut unidaOd wirt Die sdadh me4s
9gssore tau1h ais Gdqut anf Dem Oed
elm pbes Gru 6ebe 0cm Namnus Gib 90na ha8cn
Generals9pO fIr Iweita:
BRANDTS SWISS PILL CO.,
6 CABOT Ge Sraao S nRo SoHetg, Nn 9orf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
Ius oem Suoau.

Suattm, Is. 6a5ruar. - Der 8oEOers
ueur ocu SuaIim 6eB0b fb beute nit elmer
iinrien 6G0oIeriesGeIo2teu mad Qanbu6, nc
ar ein grO6ee aus 500 6Gtteu Ueftebtu0e8 "a
ger OOIianO. 8afelbe idieH in groB:r gtle
ger1umt moroeH al siR. EisIa @egeu.
ftduoe, etnittteBI5 elmer fIetHeu Guantitat
gluuitiou, UareH 3uriid geIaTen Uor0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
sie sdpeisergtGen seg saotherg gaare granS In Sria

grof Sr In
,Dh gBnurs NJ ganasn Gsdatgcr5."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
annemtt tm ttmem @rteffatta.

BGris, Is. Bebruar. - 8rei AuBefeus
ten i'm GentrqIpotamt Bu @bartres wuroeu
beute ourd cine in etuem BUleftQfeu etuge
tretsue 8guauliterplofou Idmer 0erlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
gine Crfnn4ntR pptt 81 9Srcaerat.

gSiuoiOr, SHt., IS. 5ebruar. - u. &.
Berfius uno 9. y. pau aus Dittigau b2a1s
Ii9tisen, g.sr cine 6abljt sur 6erfeGuns bon
gRo1iliaI fir Sigdeu uR0 9@alen eiuIurd
ten, nm ber ytadfrage aus Canada geaiaeu
III t6nueu. Sie bebaupteu, 6aB iIa tie gBaa.
Tea Al eiuem bIGigereu Yreiie Iiefela fUaHeH,
tDenu ne tieielben in Canada herfeueu laiieR,
ala bas Fe, ME biaber, etaen Husfubr;ou BON
c5 Rro.efft he1otleIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
"a
81 9G6en Ia alien @gat6sftH.
!lrsta 80 cts. per 8iiare.
s5%%EN OV VEHs YFt tIWtY ="
9Corg BrO0m s
BrQucret,

8aair.s .ssoas. s...."......,-z,,. SaIdm'Fs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

unb 6es sSfIntS &oni6Ostietes SoIoaten Oct
TaraIdHoer &ipie" in 9itesotHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

GOHOoH, Is. Eebruar. - Dem Star"
3uFOlGe bat gOrb Qple9burq eiuaH 5dsibuugs-
pyoIaB gegen jsiue 8at,tu, be cor tbr2r bei-
ratb 3oup Gefer bieB, eiu9eiettet. 3pst
betauate Sport6Isute uno ReuupierobeF6a
NQmeus RlIs1 uu5 4biu3toa, iiu0 ale Jttts
Gu9Gtta9te in ben BrOBgB uerWidttt, uuO Ct.
fiaunIife pftuanlieue GnthiuUugeu" peroeu
bei hem Broigiis in Qusndlt aefislt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
Su eoaOou ais R6rocr Usg 8eriaf.
AIhtuoHs GrpeStitum.

0oubOu, Is. 6ebru0r.- giuer 3epeide
aus abeu 5uiol9e iou 4idiuOf'S Foiadeus
Expedition Die ruifite FIag9e 81 Sagllo
aufseblBt babeu. Inter etaem 5miideu Gug.
lano unb Tranfrsih getrOHeuen lleberetHz
iOmmeu if Sasa(lo frau10fi4es 9ebtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16
Reas &n,stgen.
ses iSfiaf&er j65rIIG1er
- 8o0ft6dttgEetts 3aG

,um @sRtn Oes -stins fur uaHs!Ibase"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

- OLBIeI5CbtI Stp9ILte OOu ~--|s-Li-7t
gttttpe bes SrOrprinleH RuooIpb miro al4
fen gIoatag mad hem Sal05 Ilramlre alb
reiIen.
- Dieter Gage aritteu bic &alie-u STA
beth Bon Ceftretd gau3 Uuerp0cttt IE esE
Sopujinersairde ta g8ieu, ftte8 ia 5ia 5-lt
biaab un6 5etate Dobl etue S.uULe 2uell an
sarge ibges SozHes.
- 2or6 9ali3bnr1 ica fa 5erejt crs,1-t
bQbeu, 6as Bariameut I'M 6etpt1lgul9 5is
uer G2auage Oou i3brlta 5l5,0C) 'tr ge1
6Itef2u Soha oes BJ,u3eu bon 2Sales ~ sgs
iu9ea.
- 5u genbou uir6 be 8ebaup.Ea8 uges
oerboit, oas 9uiier Bilkeim g0I 8g2ttlauo
I'm bsasrRabeuben TrEaiabr ober Somn.E
cine &eiie mad Gugla1o MAIDEN .J.ro.
- Serr glaoFoue tam seFern n Rom an
uuo refine uou bort aat @anues ab
- 8ie Baruea gcmmiiFou in goa551
isste egeferu bus 8erbEr be3 9ru. SoaIls3,
9udnaltl.s Ssr ,,Eimes,@ bsIiplia BE-. 0o1
ieuem BIats oerofsatli4ten BaraeA' den
SIieie f05i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

ge;cboti6aft Sts graHOsHten aest1 eiHe
foEce 9tH, Die ioear I'm SnpItfat anse'
aomnteH spIros. Die gSabIfrauaHe tn
Sstas. - Sertd8t ses caassgumtte'S fur
gEittcI uno gSese ftber Die senatsz 5artis
btR.- &ta eunrttuttpReHsr @iapaHo &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-16

0Iutfter.
Butaref, 10. SsbrIGr -5n Der eeuttz
gen Situa3 oer Gammer nur0e 6Ie ge4Tt9e
abfimmuHg, peIde ben auifag auf Pro3el=
firuag ees yttuifeliums 8Uati1ue oerpatf,
befatist. Sin neuer Gutrdg, bic gtiaiaer IN
AHtla9e3ufauo 81 Ieeeu, pur6e oaEaut etH'
gebraht, NIT bem llutsrIdiebe, bag ots BE-
ituIbtguugeu ge9eu Die auspdril8e Bollt,l
ter Iliuifer niGt baIin eutbaItc1 tao.
5ts gai6G5rans ta ssfbiea.
8eIgrab, Is. 5ebruar. - 5a 8arbin'
bEu9 nit Der gefteln ausetGnOisten @Htoef
iuug elmer rec9lutinaGren Beiihmorunq eat
ftl beIau5aefeat, eaB snei iremoe N9'tato
reu osthait.i poIseu fino, Die 1000 Rasoluer
int 4Co Yaaieu in ibrer gBobnuua ssroor.
gen battGs,
1baatIhes.
UtpSri6, Is. ~SebluGr.-Dtr repnbIttas
utt6e General Stqacampa tf i'm SsiaHgntB
aeforteu,
Die 8eaieruus bat bei5lofien, bic be-
rtbmteu SuIjgrnbeu BON gorsbija ju oes'
tuuieu, mn bas 9sftjtt tn Sibaet ju bee.
mstseH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
BILL RYAN FREE.

sifl Ryan. of RiueC Gut Robbery Fame. Oct
"f the fenitcn,iary Alleged q" be limo
cent cf the Crime For Winch He Was
Convicted
JEFFERSON CRY No.. April I6-Bll
Ryan. the last Il the James boys wild.
riders, has been released from the peni.
Tertiary and has left for Kansas CITY.
RYAN Was confined here since 1851, n
which time he Was sentenced TO twenty
five years for alleged completely in the
Blue Gu; train robbery on the Chicago {
Alton road in Jackson County Since tie
Imprisonment RYAN has been an exemplary
prisoner, and obtained ihe confidence Of
the prison authorities TO such an extent
h for the past four years he has he "a q
ssmi-oficial position in the prison-tha, o.
keeper of one of the largest cell buildings
Attic time Of Rvan's conviction public sen.
tImeu; was W lid FOR the punishment OF som.
one connected cr thought To he connected
with the james gang. A; that time il was
thought RYAN GOT no more fhaa he de-
served Ruf since then calmer judgment
has prevailed. and il has been the opiuiou
Of those who are familiar with :hc fact.
incident TO the RYAN trial and cow ict:on
that he was no: guilty. Ex-Goveruc.
Cri,tenden. ~ that time Governor, the
chief prosecutor in the Ryan case and the
one man most instrumental in obtaining
his conviction, whoparioned Tucker Bash.
am that he might b used q Q witness
against Ryan. early last fall wrote Q lee.
ter to Governor Norsaouss urging exsca.
tive clemency in Ryan's behalf a1ssettAs
that BE- had bssa sn1ustiy coavicssd md .
Grisv0us wrong done hin. 0ovuen0
1orehosss co0DUso1 IL sentence g
April Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
GRAND TRUNK OF cANApA.
Wherein II 10 Responsible For Sioisftou os
the Interstate Law.

" beSb1tu Z - BbSsRpstssDUO
the Interstate Law.
WAsHI.GIox April 2l-The Interstate
Comnerc. Commission. through Com
missioner Schoonmaker has rendered .
decision in the matter OF an inves;igation
into the acts aud doing. Of the Grand
Trunk ra lwav, OF Canada. as follows:
Ftrst-The provisions o: the act 10 regulate
commerce apply 10 common carriers engaged II
the transportation OF passenger, or property
70, q continuous carriage or shipment from q
place IN the Cniist States 20 q place IN an ad-
1accnt foreign country.
~Second-Such common carriers are sublec; 10
the provisions o! the act IN respect 10 the print
Ing o. schedule. o: rates. fares and charges, for
the Transportation o. passengers AID property.
In. posting aad Ming with che Inter state
Commerce Commission OF copies o! such scned-
uIes. the notice % advances and reductions and
the nainteEanc. OF the rates, fares and charges
established and published and IN force al me
time.
Third-Such common carriers are also sub
,ect 70 the provisions. OF the az; Ia respect 70
Joint tar f. o. rates. fares and charges for con
tinuous lines o. routes.
Fourth-The carriage OF freight can NOT oe
prevented from being considered and being
treated "A. one cont, tucus carriage from the
place OF shipment % the place Of destination py
any means or device. intended 70 evate any OF
the provisions OF the act
FIfin-Under the provisions of the act
the Grand Trunk railway OF Canada
Is required 20 print, post and Lie ie
schedule o! rates and charge. for the
transportation OF property from points IN
the United States TO points in Canada and
can not lawfully charge. demand. collect or re-
ceive from any person or persons . greater or
less compensation therefor. or for any services
in connection Herewith. than Is specified IN
such published schedule ~ may At the time 10
IN force.
SiIth-Cpon investigation ty the Commission
IL appeared that the Grand Trunk Railway
Company Of Canada transports coal anc coke
under u schedule specifying a total rate from
Buffalo. black Rock and Suspension Bridge IN
the United States TO Hamilton. Durdas and
several other points in Canada that the PUB
lisbed tariff rate for such Transportation from
Hamilton 20 Dundas Is 81 per ton, but that II
accepts 4 red ICED charge or allows a rebate OF
NJ cents Per ton IN favor % certain consignees
al Hamilton. Dundas and other points IN Can
ada. Held. that the reduced charge accepted.
or re bate allowed. il IN violation o! the act 70
regulate commerce and L. unlawful.
The Interstate Commission
has authority to il .;itu'e Investigations
and TO d.ai with violations OF the iaw. in.
depgndeutly of "a formal complaint OF OF
direct damage TO n complainant
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26
NO LIQUOR.
~I'rrenptory Orders Gorbiddinc the Sale Of
Liquors in Oklahoma.

Prrenptory Orders I"rt.i,ldinc the sale Of
Liquors in Oklahoma.
LEAvENwoRrH Kan. April 20-Hon.
n. I. Ac-rs. collector of internal revenue
Tor tn. district of Kansas. which Includes
the Indian Territory, is in receipt OF the
following Instructions from Hon. John
". Mason. Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue. which settles the matter re.
gardinr the sal. of liquor in oklahoma:
To Nelson 2. ic,rs. Collector IaierH1i Esr.nus,
L<GrsHroyff. han:
WASHINGTON April Disbursements are
made 10 give you "a sufficient force for any wors
that may Ice necessary Ia prevcn; the sale OF
liquors Ia Oklahoma Issue no special tar
stamps for Oklahoma. O n W. MASON,
Commissioner.
To J. +. i-ers. Collector. L>arenro,h. haH.:
W~AsHiSGToS. April p-Send deputies ~
desired 10 prevent attractions OF the Law in
Oklahoma. Issue no stamps 10 liquor dealers
intending 10 do business there. The Govern
meut viii not permit the sale OF liquors there.
Rev-nac Agent Clark VIII assi>; you IN prevent
Ing violations. JoH W. MASON,
Commissioner.
In accordance with the foregoing Col.
l.ctor Ac-rs last evening detailed and
gave special Instructions e. Deputy Col.
iec,or Z y. Gates, and he will leave for
Guthrie at once in charge OF ten other
deputies whom Collector Acsrs has COM.
missionei and sworn in for special service
in Oklahoma. The intention is that the
force of deputies shall be on the ground IN
advance Of tine colonIst> with arrange
ments contaminated TO prevent the sale Of
liquors al any cost and with full authority
TO Use the military IL necessary TO compel
An observance of the law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-26

over which that court has jurisdiction
These Commissioners will have authority 70
MAKE examinations As 10 probable Causes OF
guilt, and TO commit offenders. or hold them 70
bail. according 10 The jurisdiction OF the court
either al Wichita or Iu.kogee. tSee section
Iis OF the Revised Statutes o: the United
StalesD These Commits sioners Will. ia ny
opinion. have the Jurisdiction OF the justices OF
the peace IN the States, SO Ear a. administering
oatAs and taking acknowledgements are con-
cerned. subject. however. 20 ratification by :.
,Ure Congressional action tSee section las
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United Staies.D
Such Commissioners should be- appointed a
once by the court at Wichita and will serve .
very useful purpose IN the region indi
Gated in the enforcement o: the criminal lave
o! the United States. The criminal laws OF the
United States are found In title Xxx Of the Re-
yised Statutes and amendments thereto. and
also In the act creating the United States
Court al Auskogree; and also ia numerous. acts
OF Congress in regard To Indian reservations.
but the statutes OF the United States prescrior
ing penalties Cor orenses on Indian reserva
tons or la what u called In the statute the
Indian country. Will not apply 10 the lands IN
the Incian Territory upon which the Indian
titles hive been ext:nyuished and which have
been or may Ice opened 10 settlement under the
laws O! the United States.
Il is O: the utmost IN portance that there
SiDL.G u psgIttt grfsUOIl .lDEI FlDltDC" u y
every kind The settlers who go upon these
lands should frown down every attempt at .
breach OF the peace. and each man should exert
his utmost endeavors TO secure a settlement OF
ali difficulties by the peaceful means OF ar5iira-
ton or 10y resort 10 the usual proceedings he
fore the receivers or registers OF the land Of
fees. IL should DE the desire o! every settler
and I trust that II Will De his boast hereafter
that no violence was resorie d 10 In the settle
nent 81 Oklahoma. Lawless and criminal
characters should be dealt with severely, but
by judicial processes.
II Ii q matter o! regret that there viii not be
opened m area OF public lands large enough 20
satisfy the immediate demands OF settlers The
Secretary Of the Interior may and should
speedily secure the removal Of the Cheyennes
and Arapahoes south OF the Canadian river.
This Will open up about :,00.sp acres more
TO settlement between the Cherokee Out
let and that river. The Commission ap
pointed 10 treat with the Cherokees
and other tribes VIII soon be on duty in the
Indian T-rritory and IL j. 10 be hoped and be-
l!-yea that a c.ssion OF all claims Of the Cher
ukces 10 The Cherokee Outlet may soon De &C
gu. red and the q. 1b.ts OF acres therein vii! IN
The near future be opened by the Presidents
proclamation 20 settlement. a. are the LANDS Ia
Oklahoma proper. The sooner these lands are
opened 10 settlement The better IL Will D. Tor
al! concerned.