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ONLY ONE ESCAPED.
Horrible ButChery by a Band
Of Cheyennes.
i Party Of Surveyors Surprised and -Four
Of Them Killed.
The Re1egadeS Pursued to The Mountains
and Captured Wholesale LylChins
Likely 10 Take Place.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL

DENVER, June .. - The massacre by
band of renegade Cheyenne Indians OF
Chief Engineer William l.. Crittenden, in
charge of the third division Of the Govern
ment survey in Wyoming, together with
three of his men, was reported in this city
late this afternoon by j. II. Holt, Purehas-
ing Agent for the Importing Cattle Com
pany, who has just arrived from the scene
of the trouble
The terrible butchery occurred in the
Upper Green River country last Sunday
and resulted in the death of Chief Engineer
w. l.. Crittenden, L. W. Timberlake, George
Woods and Henry Eyermyer, chaln-car-
rieIs, and the serious if not fatal wounding
Of Assistant Engineer Jesse Lee.
On last Sunday morning eleven Cheyenne
Indians rode into the surveying camp, but
nothing was thought of such common oc-
currence, and they were given a kindly
welcome. 1t was soon discovered. how
ever, that the Indians were intoxicated and
disposed to be ugly. They demanded liquor
Of the surveyors, Which was of course re-
fused. Tie Indians then commenced drink
ing from TASKS which they brought with
them, at the same time inviting the men to
Join them in their orgie. The men again
refused and the Indians became boisterOus
and threatening. and finding that they
could not get whisky began to demand su-
gar, coffee, etc, and were again refused.
They began finally to make threats and
were ordered from the camp. A quarrel
theu ensued, when the Indians suddenly at
tackled the surveying party with knives and
guns. The attack was so sudden and unex-
pected that the men were not prepared for
resistance, and when the Indians departed
all five men were left on the field for dead.
Assistant Engineer Lee was not killed,
however, and revived sufficiently to drag
himself to the nearest ranch, where assist
ance was at once sent out, but too late to
save the others of the party.
After the butchery the Indians rifled the
camp and then rode away into the noun
tains. A pursuing party was at once or
ganized, and after a hard chase the Indians
were captured and are now under guard,
although it is the opinion that lynching
bee will dispose of them shortly, if it has
not already done so. Two of the ranch
men who are known to have furnished the
Indians with whisky are also under guard
with the Indians.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Joseph B. Charles or
Los Angeles has been granted a pension.
CHAPEL HILL IN. c., June 5.-James Grant
Of California has presented $l2, 900 TO the Uni
versity OF North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-James Kip has been
appointed Store-keeper and Gauger In the First
California Internal District
WASHINGTON. June 5.-The President sent to
the Senate the nomination OF Thomas Smith,
Postmaster at PaouSe, Wash.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following changes
have been made In California Postmasters: j. @.
Bingham appointed at Auberry, Fresno County,
vice t. j. Patterson, resigned; A. Loyelock at
Chatswortb, Los Angeles County, vice j. A. Mel
son, declined.
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GERMAN-LUTHERANS.
Exceptions Taken to he Criticisms Of Mil
waukee Newspaper

Exceptions Taken TO The Criticisms OF a Mil
waukee Newspaper
MILWAUKEE, June 8. - In the German-Lu-
tLeTan AntECUmpuisOfy School Convention yes
teTday the following resolutions were offered by
Professor Ernest and adopted;
Res0lred That this convention deeply regrets
that The present Governor, NJ. ID. Hoard, has,
according 10 reports in the organ OF his own
party. which have not been denied, openly as
serted III public meetings that astOrS and con-
gTegatiODs had conspred 10 keep the minds Of
The youth Ia daT~ ness; the past Oss being also
charged With entering lnto such conspiracy for
the sake Of mammon. NhOsoever has any
knowledge Of the conduct OF our churches Is
aware OF the fact that tile clergy, as well as the
laymen, have made every eEOrt 10 offer all poSsl-
bic educational faciiltieS 10 our youth, and
therefore, the untrue and extremely offensive as
serlion by Mr.. Hoard need not be reiuted.
Resolved, That we repel with indignation the
assertion made repeatedly by the Milwaukee
Sentinel, edited by Horace Rublee, that Ihe
movement against The Bennet law was instituted
and encouraged by pastors VINO had misleG The
members oi their congregations, although 1t is
known 10 every one that tue movement Is one
particularly OF Tie heads OF families and OF tile
people. We regard such insinualions as an iu-
suit TO the members, who are thereby repre-
senied as men without convictions and judg
ment, OlindIy following the leadership OF their
eleTgymen. We brand such inslnuations as cou-
lempuble falsehGOds and hope our Auglo-Ameri-
can fellow citizens viii not permit themselves 10
be Influenced by such unfOunded charges.
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The BRADSHAW DISASTER.
Pitiable Condition Of the Residents Of
The Stricken Village.

YORK (Nebr.l June 5.-The fatalities at Brad
shaw have now reached fifteen. Governor
Thayer, Attorney. General Lees and other State
officials have arrived at the eyclone-stricken
village. AT IL O'clock this morning the wounded
had been removed 10 other towns or into the
country, ard York people are supplying these
sufferers with provisions The greatest need Is
lumber and money. AT a meeting last night the
people OF York raised $1,000 for the sufferers. 1t
Is estimated that the loss will reach S250.000.
or the 800 stricken households 1t Is estimated
that not ten persons will be able to erect roofs
over their heads.
Mrs. BrIce. widow with six children, pre-
sented a pathetic spectacle to-day as she stood
upon the ruins OF what had once been her home.
There was not handful OF her effects in sight.
MIR. Meeker and his vile, an aged couple, were
sitting in their house when The storm came. The
building was carried hundred feet and pulyer-
lied, but the occupants, beyond a few bruises.
IIflIl
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SCHOOL LANDS.
Case Under Consideration Of Great I'm
nnr+anna "a III rtnu

Case Under Consideration Of Great I'm
rortanca to Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Aeting Commissioner
OF the General Land once Stone has been en-
gagged for the past ten days upon question in
yolying over 1000 acres OF land in Washing
ton lying around Puget Sound Congress has
granted 10 the Two DakOtas Montana and
Washington the sixteenth and thirty sixth Sec
tiOns OF land In each township for school pur-
poses, and provided that where said sections
have been taken up by settlers prior To the
passage Of this act the States should he
given other lands as indemnity. Owing 10 the
Irregular shape Of aud large amount of territory
covered by Puget Sound, many OF these sections
granted 10 Washington are partly or wholly un-
der water. Tie State therefore asks Tor IN
demnlIy for the pOrtlous OF the sections SO SUB
merged. Commissioner Goif, It is understood,
fayors allowing tie request OF The State. but
Acting Commissioner Stone believes this cannot
be done under the law. and will undoubtedly de-
eide against IL, when the case Will be carried
before Secretary Noble for final decision.
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East Time al Terrs Hauts.

TERRE HAUTE, June 5.-The enthusiasm OF
the vast crowd al the races to-day was awakened
at the flush OF the first heat Of the 2 40 irot by
the great performance OF the four-year.Old son
OF Jersey Wilkes, and was kept at fever heat by
Fred Arhur's three great heats, which stand to-
day the fastest tnree heats in harness over
any track this year. The great pole
by Doble. went to beat the halt mile record Of
.061 ". Starting at the haif-mlie pole, they
trolted the first quarter in the marveously fast
time OF 3212 seconds. The bali mile was done
In :07. The 2.40 trot for $500 was won by
Hussar, Greg second, Gussle Z third, Tommy
Fleet fourth. Best time, 2 .261s. The ireefor-
all pace for $500 Fred Arthur Won, Gray Harry
second, Bessemer third. Time. 2.l4ha.
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THE COMMONS.

Goschsn Will Proceed With the Land Pur-
chase Bill Monday.
LONDON, June 5.-In the Commons to-day the
proposal for an equitable revision OF the tithes
law, In accordance with the altered conditions OF
husbandry, was rejected. G0schen announced
that he would proceed with the Land Purchase
Bill Monday. 1t is reported that Baifour at to-
days Cabinet meeting strongly protested against
The shelving of the Land Purchase Bill 10 favor
of the Publican Bill.
The Gladstonian leaders, after consulting with
the Parneilltes have agreed to move Instructions
TO the committee on The Land Purchase b III, en-
powerlng 1t to provide for the creation OF an
electoral council In Ireland TO carry out the pro-
yisious of the bill
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REBELLIoUs INDIANS.
a Newly Appointed GOvernm ent Agent Driven
From Rasnrrarion

SHAwNANEE (Wis.) June 5.-The Indians on
the Menominee and Oneida reservations, near
this city threaten to go on the wsrpatH because
of the appointment as Indian Agent Of C. Fl.
Kelsey, who recently succeeded Thomas Jen-
nlngs. The Government will be Ncalled
on for troops to pTotect the
officials. jennings had great Influence
over The Indians. Several councils of the
ttlDes have been held, at which the
Indians expressed confidence in him.
and said they would refuse TO permit
change OF agents, but no attention was paid to
pelled to fl from the reservation, as the Indian
police and wbiIei employees were powerless TO
protect him. The Secretary of War has
telegTaphed the Adjutaut General that
call for troops viii be bonored al
any time, and developments are awaited with
great anxiety. Fifteen hundred BUCKS, armed
with Winchesters are on the ground.
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p rovisional officers chosen. Delegates were pres
ent from Colorado, Nebraska. Illinois, Iowa,
and proxies for Wisconsin, California and other
States. Hon. f. A. Falkenburg Of Colorado was
made bead Consul OF the Pacific Jurisdiction,
Twelve jurisdictions were established. j. C.
Root Is Head Consul, +. +. Roose Head Ad-
wiser. +. A. Falkenburg OF the Committee on
Credentials is the original head OF the camp OF
ten States, containing 46, 600 members.
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GONE TO CANADA.

Prominent Citizens victim;zsd by Promising
Young Lawyer
BRIDGEPORT Comm June ga case OF en-
bezzIemeDt which occurred several months ago
and by which several prominent residents of
TrumIull and surrounding towns were victim
lied out OF $4,000 has just come TO light. The
alleged emDezZer Is Rolin Beers, son Of lie.
grand ID. Beers, young lawyer OF much pr ON
ise. u is thought Beers hIs gone 10 Canada.
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TURF EVENTS.
Yesterdays Winners at Morris Park and
LdtOlia.

MORRIS PARK, June 5.-The weather was fair
and the track In good condition today. The
races resulted as follows:
First race, five fuIloDgs, Dr. Hasbrouck won,
KlTus second, Preakuess third. Time, :O2.
Second race. one mile and five futlongs, Tara
gon won, Eleve second, Barrster third. Time,
2:51l2.
Third race Casanova stakes), six furlongs,
Ambulance won, La 1osca second, Sallle Nc
Clelland third. Time 1:l3.
Fourth race, (Elm stakes), one mile and one
furlOng, Cleaning Won, Dfuldess second, Tula
Blackburn thlId. Time, :57.
Filth race, seven furIongs, Torchlight won,
Folsom second, Pagan thrd. Time. l:2Sl2.
Sixth race (selling) six fuTlOngs, Daisy Wood
ruff won, Belle Of NanIura colt second, Iago
third. Time l;l3.
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Latonia Results.

LAToNJA, June 5.-The weather aud track
were good to-day, Following are the results Of
the races
First race, Crawfsb won, Dyer second, Bona
letta third. Time :5412.
Second race, Germania won, Little Prince sec
ond, Silver Lake third. Time. ! Al.
Third race (handlcap) one mile and quarter
Princess Bowling w0I, Wary second, others
drawn. Time 2:17.
Fourth race (EIimyar stakes, one mile and one
furong. Palisade won, Riley second. Goodbye
third. Time, 2:0O4.
Fifth race, four and half furIongs, Jeaner-
ette won, Marmora second, SOrceress third.
Time O .b8h
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Cnlifnrnians Game to Europe.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Among the passengers
who sailed on the State of Nevada yesterday
we're: S II. Ildeton OF National City, Cat; Rev.
Mr.. Restrarck and wife. San Dssgo, Dr. Z, c.
Vanderbeck and wife, OF San Francisco.
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PRINCETON, June 5.-Amo1g the seniors who
graduated with high honors are George Hooper
BIge;ow and George Louis Shearer OF California.
Shearer was. also. awarded honorary mention
for excellence III mathematics and mathematical
science.
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MODERN WooDMEN.

Organization Of Sovereign Camp Of the
World at Omaha.
OMAHA, June 5.-One of the most important
meetings held in Nebraska for some time COM
pleted Its work to-day at Omaha. The Sovereign
Camp OF the World OF Modern Woodmen Of
America has been Instituted, and long list OF
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BID FOR A FIGHT.

Inducements offered for Meeting Retw en-
Sullivan and McAu!!f..
NEW YORK, June 5.-Luke Short telegraphed
fiom Fort Worth to-day as follows: VIII give
$4,000 for finish fight between Sullivan and
MeAullffe, al or near Fort Worth IN October.
VIII guarantee protection aud lair play to the
satisfaction Of all parties"
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STATE POLITICS.
The Alabsma Republican Ticket-CoDgress-
man Reed Renominated.

man hetU henomLndIeu.
MONTGOMERY (Ala.l, June 5.-The Republ.
cans have nominated Noble Smithson for Gov
eruor, William n. Vernon for Secretary OF State,
d. B. Booth for Treasurer, John T. EXell for At
toIney General, Eli Jennings for Auditor and
Amos Towle for Superintendent of Public
Schools. All are White men. The principal
fight In the convention was over the issues be-
tween the members Of the white league and the
anti league. The latIer's candidate was
elected Chairman OF the Executive Committee.
BIRMINGHAM, June 5.-Two of the nominees
OF the Republican State Convention which met
at Montgomery yesterday. are Ineligible under
the constitution OF Alabama, on the ground OF
the length OF their residence In the Stale.
PORTLAND (Ne.l, June 5.-The Republican
OF the First District Teuomnated Hon. Thomas
b. Reed for COnGtess py acclamatiOn.
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A PLEASURE TRIP.

Assistant Postmaster-General Clarkson 10
VISIT San Francisco
DENVER, June 5.-Assistant Postmaster. Gen.
eral Claikson vile and a party OF friends arrived
here this morning from Des Moines 10 a special
car attached TO the Union Pacific mall General
CiaIEson SAID Tie tfip was one OF pleasure They
Will go 10 The southern portlcn of the State 10.
nolIow, and Oh returning Will 20 10 Portland
Seattle and San francisco.
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crsdi. Mnb;lia. nssnrued

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Judge Tbayer, in
the matter offhe application OF the Credit Mo-
biier for the dissolution OF its charter, made
decree that, the requirements of the law having
been recognized, a dissolution should be al
lowed. 1he company was chartered under the
PennsylvaDia law OF 1863.
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AMERICAN CATTLE.

sco. .chmen Want the Restrictions Against
Their Importation Modified.
LONDON, June 5.-A deputat0n from Scotland
visited Chaplin the Minister Of Agriculture, to-
day and asked him to modify the restriction
against the importation of American cattle.
The chief arguments In support Of their request
was the scarcity of store cattle in Great Britain
and the absence OF pleuro-pneumonia in America.
Chaplin said the bulk of the farmers OF Great
Britain favored restriction, and he was unable 10
hold out the slightest hope OF any modification OF
the present regulations governing the imporia-
tion OF cattle, even IL cattle in America were en-
tirelv n "a from disease,
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Vast Point Cadets.

WEST POINT, June 5.-Among the candidates
to be examined for admission TO the West Point
Military Academy, as soon as commencement ex-
ercises are ended, are these from the Pacific
Coast: u. b. Fiske and w. Bladne of Oregon;
C. w. Foy. j. W. Juyes John Welch aud 9. r.
Willoughby OF California.
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co,orea RraIen,an Mnraersa

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), June 5.-Blll Thomas,
colored brakeman, giant In size and strength,
was shot eight times yesterday by six colored
men and instantly killed. Thomas was hated for
his physical strength. Four OF the negroes are
Under arrest.
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An Attorney Challen ged

NEW YORK. June 5.-CoIonel Andrew II. Daw-
son, Assistant District Attorney. to-day sent
challenge 10 ex-Judge Canning S. Bedford, an
other Assistant District Attorney, to fight duel.
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BaYard's TINS.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Bayard's tips for the
Morris ParS races; First race, Prince Royal or
Torso; second, Plather or Brother Ban; third,
Flavla or Lady Mary; fourth. MaxImus or Dun
der; nth, Contribution or Nakan; sixth, Brus-
sci or LYsander.
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Peculiar

That Hoods Sarsaparilla does possess curative
power Peculiar to Itself Is conclusiveiy shown by
the wonderful cures it has effected, unsurpassed In
the history OF medicine. This absolute merit it
possesses by of the fact that it is prepared
by Combination. Proportion and Pro-
cess Peculiar to Hoods Sarsaparilla, known
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CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMENr
Arrest of an Cd and Prominent Member of the

Arrest Of an Cd and Prominen, Member of the
Chicago Bar.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Ex-Judge Henry s. Austin,
an old aud respected member of the Chicago bar,
and who was prominently connected with the
founding of the city OF keokuk, Iows, has been
imprisoned by Judge konlsaat for tie embezzle-
ment of S69S4 from lhe funds of the estate OF
viii he was administrator. Judge Austin says
that his Imprisonment is unjust; that he bOr-
Towed money from The heirs 10 use 10 financial
venture. Meeting with disaster he was CON-
PEELED 10 make an assignment, but could have
made up he deficiency lad the heirs given him
time. They became distrustful however, and
took steps which resulted in bis arrest.
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To Itself

to no other medicine, and by which the full medlci-
nal power of all the ingredients used is retained.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is a highly concentrated
tract of Sarsaparila, Dandelion, Mandrake. Dock,
Juniper Berries. and other well-known vegetable
remedies. 1t has won its way to the leading place
among medicines by its own intrinsic, undisputed
merit, and larger sale than any other SINH
lar preparation in the country. II you have never
taken Hoods Sarsaparllla. fair trial Will convince
you nf ifS MARTA
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Canrixi Iriured

BERLIN. June 5.-Cbancellor Caprivl was
thrown from his horse and slightly hurt to-day.
Rumors that he was seriously injured caused
agitation ON the Bourse.
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Mnrder,r Sentenced

KNOXVILLE tTenn), June o. Daniel Beeler. a
notorious character lu this section, was To- day
sentenced by the Criminal Court 10 hang Beeler
murdered Siefin GIeenlee OF Granger County In
1889. The date OF the xecution Is not fixed.
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THROUGH A TREsTLE.

Accident to Car Containing Baltimore ard
Ohio Railway officials
WHEEEIsG (W. Va.l June ga report
reached hers ists to-nlght that special train
with Baltimore ana Ohio officials went through
tTesIle between here and PaIkersburg. A
wIeckiDgtIain left for tile scene with an Associ-
aied Press reporter on board
The wreck occurred dear ClariDgt0n Station,
on the Ohio River road, the car jumping he
track and going down twenty feet over a tTestle.
Several OF The occupants OF the car, all Baltimore
and Ohio officials were seriously injured Ii is
q miracle that no one was killed outright.
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BAR SILVER.

An Advance Caused by the Action of Re-
publican Caucus.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Bar silver is quoted to-
day at 1o3. This advance Is due 10 the action
Of the Republican caucus las. night In accepting
McKinley's proposition that the Treasurer shall
purchase 81, 500, 900 worth OF American silver
each month. aud that silver bullion may be used
TO meet The demand for redemption His propo-
silion also contained a National Bank Redemp-
tion Fund feature and provision that when gold
and silver reach paT there shall be free coinage.
Io-day's procet dngs In the House also added to
le advance
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The trouble grew out of the conduct OF murder
case by Bedford. An application for a warrant
for Dawson'S arrest for sending challenge was
mode In The name H JOHN Doe. Tie Judge re.
served his decision,
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WASHINGTON, June 5.-Morrow to-day intro
duced IN the House bill ior the relief OF James
j. Green in The sum Of $3.50.
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cholsra in Asia

DIARBEKIR, June 5.-Cholera Is. rife at De-
sireh, on the Tigrls.
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Hoods SarsapariIla

Sold by all druggists 81 six for 30. Prepared ouly
by @. /. HOOD " CO., Apothecarles, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
mrl6 cod
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CHICAGO, June 5.-Eight thousand people
gathered at the Auditorium tonight at the en-
teftanment Of the Chicago Press Club. Chauncey
VI. Depew delivered an oration on the Worlds
Fair His remarks were appropriate for the oc-
easion. and were received with rounds of ap-
nlause. He said
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Tho Apprec,,ttlon Of Timber: II Lands.

nv kpilcGiNlloh VI AAlHuSt A+tuuSs j . B.
Senator, stockbridge, OF Michigan, has
been telling a reporter how he got ahead
10 tle!wurld. when I was struggling
!. along l. put every cent l could into pine
/, lands. | bought a great deal as low as
,onU dollar peracre. It is now $40 and
\ has been as high as $50 per acre"
VEST, .Nirginia's timber lands oiler
/; equal opportunities with the added in
q lucemelit oil coal deposits which in time
win have greater value than the timber.
Comparatively few. West Virginians have
the means or inclinationSlo invest in
"wiid lands" ;i5Ft l;5t i5;!.}Si ~
81 Investments OF this character are for
the most part being made by non.resi-
dents. and they will reap the profit.
West Virginia welcomes them 10 the
feast. She needs their money and the
new life they will muse into the State.
No commonwealth in the Union e1-
tends i more cordial greeting to the new
conner. ~: q 4 II Il $t, <
Ii Senator Stockbridge desires to begin
life anew he.can not do better than to
cone and take.a slice OF West Virginia.
The longer he waits tho more it will cost
him. The Mountain State is going ahead
Il and going fast. lls p 4 W 4. /! Il
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4 In lis parting words to the General
Assembly Of Ohio Governor Foraker
luodestly draws contrast between the
condition in which he found the States
business and that in which he leaves it.
He might have used much stronger. Ian.
suage aud still have been supported by
the iacts then and now. n I
Under'Governor ;Hoadly the business
OF the State was going from bad to worse.
From the beginning OF the Republican
administration matters improved, until
nov there is a condition Of public order
and prosperity'which may well excite
the. pride OF the people Of Ohio.
53i In this;restoraton Governor Foraker
has been the directing, mind. His ad.
ADMINISTRATION will 70 into history as one
OF tho very best the State has had. &5 IS Is
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+ \ GovERNoR FORAKER reminds the
people Of Ohio that while their State
debt has Leen steadily reduced until it
is now less than So, 900, 900 local indebt-
cdness has as steadily increased until it
Inns gone beyond sGo,0Oo,Ooo. He wisely
urges the Legislature TO call u halt Oh
this policy which threatens serious en-
barraHsmentto business undertakings in