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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
THE TIN PLATE TAN EXPOSED.

The infamous tin plate schedule OF
the Mckinley bin still continues to meet
deserved criticism and condemnation
from every part of the country.
"A tariff tax Of % cents per pound
upon tin plates, says the Nc'r England
Grocer. (which is one of the features oil
the new tariff bin. will seriously injure
the canned goods business. The manu-
facture Of tin plates is not even am 'in-
FAINT industry. being yet unborn in this
country. and it is for the purpose oil
bringing it into being that tax is to be-
levied upon an article OF universal use
which is now obtained cheaply from
abroad. The proposed tax will oe uni
yersal. and the profit realized from II
will go into the pockets OF
very few individuals. in case
the industry is successfully
established. It is admitted that the
price Of necessary articles will Dee In
creased for time 90 every person M
the country. but. say the advocates OF
the tax. there will come a day-Set oy
general consent at about twenty years
bence-when the price will De reduced
bv reason Of competition in the "home
market Of tin plate factories which do
not now exist. Aud, as this happy re-
srlt may seem to De- at a diScouraging
distance il is added that the increase In
cost will by very little upon each article
and As everybody will have TO pay
his share OF it. the distribution
of the burden will De very even
The Boston Journal admits that IL VIII
add five cents per dozen TO the cost OF
canned goods. But 10 is well TO under
stand that five cents per dozen ON can
ned goods-although that would amount I
toan enormous tax In the aggregate
il NV mo- means the only payment we .
sbopld be forced to make. IL Is neeeS- .
sarv only TO consider to what an extent .
hin Mate and the articles manufactured
from that material enter into our daily /
life As necessaries. From the roofs oil our .
bouses TO the commonest utensils uSeo
in our kitchen, tin plate is everywhere.
II is not a luxury. but necessity anu
especially a necessity for the poorer
classes who cannot afford TO substitute
CONFER or crockery possible in some Few
cases where expense is not considered
And. the proposed duty bears hardest
ppon the cheapest articles used oy 'he
moor and rests more lightly upon the
higher class Of articles used by the r'ch'
stamped ware, which is the cheapest
will have s. per cent. added to It's cost
lille what is known as pieced ware IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
for Character.

Col. sam Dick. Of Meadyille, the Inn
placable enemy Of Delamater, passed.
through the city last night aud declared
that Delamater would never be nomlnat-
cJ Said he: The Senator has shot
of his wad. To-day he was circulating
a paper for signatures among MS nelsn,
bors as a testimonial Of his good moral
character i'm answer TO the World
.bsrges against him. A number oil men
refwSod 10 sign il. This Is pretty
Hight for a Guberuatorial candidate TO
he in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
FOR SICK HEADACHE
Isc Hnrsfnrd's Acid Phnsnhate.

DIR. VI. w. Gray, Cave Spring, Ga,
says: Il have used it with perfect sue
cess in habitual sick headache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

nor RENT-A BEAUTIFUL SECOND
L story front room and dormatory, situated
in the retail business portion Of the city, at the
corner Of two principal streets; front entrance;
suita bic for Dentists Parlor, Dressmaking
or Bachelor who likes to live nice, Best refer
ences required. Address LANDLORD, thlS
nnnn mX6ru. ThAS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

DELIVERED BY CARRIER

single Copies of DAILY or MEEhLA.-...-.. .
sssss--. bntss Of Respect and Obituary Notices
5Orent. per inch
.se-f6rrrsroNnENCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
80 Collected PROM EVERY PART OF ruE SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
,,,,i... areonnanied by sufficient postage
Stamps OF the denomination OF two cents and
f.... nr-ppfrl Tor amounts less than one dollar.
The REGISTER. embracing ifs ssreral editions.
d, erfsref af fae P0siOfice 81 Wheeling, W. Va,
gs second class mater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
American English,

Lyt.
"Hello. Jack. where are YOU livingnow:
Pm boarding with a widow lady on
Madison evenue. Where are you living!'
"Oh, I'm the guest of widower gentle
man with two daughter ladies and one son
gentleman-same avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR ICE

Sealed proposals. addressed To the Chairman
OF the Committee on Real Estate VIII be re-
dnv. Nav IL. 1890 at o'clock p. m. for furnish
Ing lee for the City building. The Committee
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
THOMAS +. THONER.
mviOr City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
RonB1NG rHE FARMER.

The Mckinley bin proposes % put "a
tax OF from - TO $3.50 ton ON manu-
featured fertilizers used by our farmers.
American farmers use 100000 tons
OF these fertilizers year. Thus, 10
wm Doe seen, the bill proposes torob the
farmers Of this country Of more than
si.0OO,OOO annually.
Sulphuric acid, a raw material used in
the manufacture Of fertilizers, is free,
and very little is imported The manu-
facturcrS are well of and are making
money. The government does not need
the revenue. for one Of the chief objects
Of the Mckinley bin is 20 reduce the
revenue. SO, why tax this article Of
prime necessity TO our farmers
III the government draws this
stOo0.OOO year from the peck
cts of the farmers" says the
Atlanta Constitution, a paper which Ia
vors protection, "it will De to benefit
lUrIN Nr MY MaNAlAN AAA VS. W t."7' N---.t-
sand or So OF workingmen will receive
mo- higher wages. This is another at
tempt % tax the masses for the classes.
There is neither reason nor Justice In 10.
As We said, the other day, when
discussing the proposed enormous i'm
crease % duties ON guns, cutlery
glassware and pottery, We are face to
face with business question, aud
politics and sectionaliSm should have
nothing 90 do with it. II is an outrage
1T is bad politics-it is bad govern
ment-it is downright robbery, i'm view
Of AN the facts, TO force the farmer TO
pay two or three dollars a ton more for
his fertilizers IN order TO enrich a few
manufacturers"
This is strong language, but every
honest. thinking and intelligent Ameri-
can citizen will endorse them no matter
To- what party he may belong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
Electric Railway will Carry you
TO and from Your Home

to any part Of the City, Etnasir Bn.a
or Martins Ferry in fraction or ... n...
fakes now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
Notice to Paving Contractors.

dds AND PLANS WILL BE RECEIVED
ID for Il mile. more or less. Of Brick Street
Pavement TO be laid in CatlettSburg.
Estimates to receive attention must be IN on
or before MAY 18th. Address
CHAIRMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
mvlOa Catettsburg. Ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
TERMS OF SALE

One third Of the purchase money. up .. n..
more as the purchaser may cler, fo fIt... ..
the day OF sale, and the residue boo fa. ,.... ..
stalmcnts payable respectively BOO far.f. .0.
eighteen months from the dag o. ,a'. n..
terest thereon from the date OF -a.e OBJ. ..-
chaser 20 give his note. for such deferred .
mcnts. with deed Of trust on the property .
chased by him to secure thc gaymn. Of r.
same
The Wheeling Title and Trust c.ulan.
issue 90 each purchaser of amy oi tAea.... -
as soon as bis deed therefor 8, RECORDED.
Of insurance according 90 the Compan.
form. guaranteeing 90 the ull amount
purchase money the title 70 the proper
aud conveyed.
Sale positive See printed piat of Gi.-.r..-
Addition No. 2
GEORGE r. T.. GILCHRieI
Sale ia charge ol.the Wheeling Tifleand Tr0..
Company. THOS. OBRiEN.
ap23W&Saf-i Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

CoNptrxioN Powder IS an abshute
,,.,,,sssif, of the refined toilet in this ell
mate. Pozzoni's combines every element
of beauty and purity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

Admission 80 cents to all parts OF the house
Sale OF seats commences saturday May TO- nj c.
\. Houses music store. No extra charge for
reserved seats. my9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
1rlininlts 2lntirrs.

TOURTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
i Services al 1880 q. m. and $50 p m, In the
evening the Anniversary Sermon Of the Up
worth League" Young people are specially in
vited. Seats free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
51rn, advertisements.

HIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. d.
Il A. Cunningham. DID, pastor. will preach
~ 1910 a. I'D. and ~ 2. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

The Buckhannon Delta publishes the
"Odd Fellows Anniversary Address,
delivered by Rev. NJ. +. Dryden, at that
place recently. The address is an ora
torical gem. and has attracted wide at
tnntiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
3tetu advertisements.

SALOON BUSINESS FOR SALE CHEAP;
a with rent paid till the first OF October. Call
AT PRINCE WILLIAM SALOON Belmont ST.
Old Bellaire o. H!iV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

Hon. John W. Mason telegraphs from
Washington that Gen. Kelley will be
present at Grafton on Decoration Day.
The battle-Scarred leader OF the West
Virginia Soldiery will receive royal
welcome from the men who followed
and fought under him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
GENERAL AGENTS tn %1 .sSoS 5TS@ y :ss2o

canvassers from - to SO per day selling the
Taylor Adjustable Shoe. Every lady Is IA posi-
bic customer: permanet business: exclusive
territory assigned Address with stamp, Con
solidnted Adjustable Shoe Co.. Salem, Mass.
utrfe.Ih
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

The Hancock Courier is authority for
the statement thatO. G. Scofeld, the
industrious and deXtrouS "Scofe, " has
been in that county looking after Geo.
Wesley AtkinSon'S fences, and lit is
said he found them down to the bottom
rail" "ScOfe" is a veritable horny
handed giant when it comes to fixing up
the fences, but he probably found the
Hancock county job little too much
for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

The supposed wings OF the Democratic
party are Hopping, but their movements
are not at all pleasing to the Republic
cans. This year they will flop in unison
for the peoples cause. There will be
no erratic jerks for Self-puriiication
during this campaign FdbmOHt Mdcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

One OF the largest oil deals recently
reported is the sale of leases ON tract
of 5000 acres Of land lying in Richie
county, TO Ira Dewitt and A. +. FrcttS,
Of PittSburg. Commodore +. Z. Chan
cellor. of ParkerSburg, effected the
deal. The new purchasers have erected
one or two rigs and propose TO test the
territory thoroughly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

100 SHARES JEFFERSON IRON co
lUU stock for sale. Apply to RINEHARI ~
~ ATTN 1914 Market street mNbh
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
The Prssident's Annua, .S,e...,

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-C9ngrcss con.
v1ned at noon, and President Harrison's
message was read in both houses II
was of the usual length, and in il h.
strongly argues for the protective TART,
policy, and recommends the present ses
sion To
t. Pass the steamship subsidy bill, as
without 1t reciprocity will he very i'm
perfect,
= Give MS ant International Americsr
bank.
5. Relieve the supreme court work
I. Pass a Na:iona! bankrupt law.
0. Give copyright protection to for
eign authors.
6. Require safety couplers and brake,
or freight cars.
Z. Pass National irrigation law.
4. Give us N ational postal telegraph
o Pass the federal election bill.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
TRUrH or THE OLD AoAee
tie That Laughs Last Laughs Br.t-Pra
teal Jokcrs In Court.

SPRISGrlELp. III. De, IA prac.
teal joke rerpetratei by several promi.
nent citizens some months ago. has cul-
minated in the circui; court here In a
judgment for damages for the victim.
Henry w. Dsrtmess. farmer. several
months ago was seized with an ambition
10 lie put on tho SprinS hcld Ioiice force
a friend, who was deputy sheriff in
Springfield, promised to use his infiu.
ence. Some time later Bartnisss WAS
summoned 10 lie examined A. he sup
posed by the authoritles,
A deputy sheriff personatcd the mayor
and some other citizens fond OF Joke
represented the police hoard. Bartnlass
Was made To "trip and put through a
tedious ply siu,i examination and thSu
compelled to jump back and forth over
pile Of chairs for an hour. When he
was thoroughly used up, tire exam.
liners told him ~ go home and wait Tor
his commission. Needless 10 ray il did
not come, but rs Bartmess was well
known about Springfield the stories
from town soon reached him He Tx.
gan sg.t against the ;osers for e. dl.o
damages. The jury Friday brought
In verdict awarding the farmer daln-
ages in the sum Of $3.50 and cost. The
latter amounts to over $500.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
kentucky NOteA-

The coal miners at Barren Forks, Ky.
are on strike for an increase Of ten ccu,.
ton.
Since the discovery od oil near Blaine
LawrenccAeounty, Ky, the price of land ID
that section has increased from Is TO $40
an acre
While William Shoemaker aud his sop
were out hunting near Sharon Grove, Ky,
the latter was killed by the accidental dis.
charge Of the fathers gun.
The total vote cast In Kentucky In the
November election was le4, sl3 The Dem.
ociatic majority In the state was 65, 5lo.
The total Alliance vote was 81 COS.
At Proctor, Lee county, Ky, John Size.
more. a saloon keeper, shot and instantly
killed Eugene DickersoG, deputy marshal
OF Beattyville, neighboring town.
The proprietors OF the tobacco ware.
houses at Fulton, Mayfield and Pajucah.
Ky, have consolidated their interests and
formed the Western District Warehouse
association, capital s400,0
Withers s; Dade's distillery burned at
Henderson, Ky. loss. $4,000, small In
surance
Joseph Ludwig of Newport, Ky, was
killed by the Maysville accommodation
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road.
7 Near Claysville, Ky, on Saturday night,
Arthur Fletcher was waylaid and fatally
shot by three young men. His suspected
murderers have been placed under tS, zoo
bonds.
The Pleasant Ridge Park distillery. near
Louisville, KY. collapsed under the weight
OF 1850 barrels of whisky. The loss on
the building is s., 00s the loss Of whisky u
put at $1,000.
Maj Sanger, Of the inspector generals
corps, suggests new military school, TO
be located near Lexington, KY, In which
American boys shall be trained for non
commissioned officers
The postoifice at Walton, Boone county.
Ky, was entered early Friday morning
and safe was blown open. The robbers
secured 900 In stamps aud registered
letters and gold watch. There Is nc
clew
quarrel over a dog fight at London,
Ky, resulted In the murder Of Ned House
by his cousin, William Honse
A. 4. Brrks, agent OF the sun Life In
suranoe company, at OSsensboro, KY, has
been arrested on the charge IL forgery.
At Oak Grove, Ky, Frank Kerrfck aud
Charles leachman. after church repaired
TO the graveyard 20 conclude An old quar-
rel. Leachman was stabbed 70 death
William Jennings, the Harlan County,
KY, despel sdo, has been sentenced 20 the
penitentary for life, for the killing OF
John ;. Bailey
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
Pruning Peach Orchards.

In pruning peach orchards at the Ala.
bama station the following objects have
been kept in view with satisfao ;ory TO
suits:
Train each tree 70 shade its own body
IA 70 prevent sun scalls; TO distribute
the growth of limbs uniformly. securing
symmetry, and have tho weight of fruit
evenly distributeds To strengthen the
limbs by shortening. them back so as to
enable them to sustain u cop: To reduce
the quantity of fruit by judieioui short
enins OF the shooH bearing the fruit
buds, and so direct no growth that the
crop can he gathered by ~ man standing
on the ground.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
CONDENSED NEWS.
Collection ri Interesting Items nm vaxi-
oas Subjects, Especially Prepared Cor
tho Hssty Reader


The increas. Of internal revenue reoeip's
toi the y"aI ended June 81 r90 vas Si2,.
o0,No.
The recount give. the Republicans the
'elate In Wisconsin. thus preventing the
repeal Of the Bennett law.
Peter Mueller. an old man. reputcd 10 he
worth tjO10 wac sent TO the Bridewea
10 Chicago for sixty days foi Logging on
the streets
II II cislme,i that Charley Rozs bs, been
found IN the Boston Jail lie was raised,
II is sa!I, bythe widow Of Bill Mosher, one
OF the kidnapers
The revised aud final count OF the popu-
lation Of tie United States makes il g.. .
e., sc, Onio's population Is 3.s7s.s.s, ~
diana 2,ls2,to4. Kentucky l,s5s. 63i. and
Tennessee l,1B7,5ie
Miss lillian Rouniey, Of New York
married Tin Yong ShiDg. a Chinaman.
with whom she became acquainted while
epga ged In foreign mission work.
The old Andersonv,lle prison has been
purchased by tie T.. 6. Jones post. G. A r.,
Of Macon, Ga, for the purpose Of convert
Ing 1t into National G. A. X. post.
II 10 estimated the pubic debt has In.
creased during November a, OOO,OM
The pension appropriation biii agreed
upon by the house committee for next
year appropriates for pensions tlSs, l73, Us.
Meredith st,in,ey. of Cincinnati. has nc.
oepted All offer 10 swim the rapids OF
Niagara
The rev bridge at New York is to cost
Cc,c"cHc 20 have eight parallel tracks for
railroad traffic, work to u begun next
March, and to lie completed, will ali
dcgots and approaches, in three years.
The militia foros Of The several statee l.
l0.4S0
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04

The municipal authorities of Drusself
have decided to experiment on the new
compound "csoutohous macadam." A
portion Of ono Of tho principal boule
Wards of the city is being paved with
this material. The compound consists
OF mixture OF India rubber and differ.
ent kinds N stones, ground up s,gether,
and converted into sort Of cement by
means II beat. The material is stated
10 be bard, elastic and durable, and to
b. unchanged by either heat " cold. II
" anticipated that il will prove extI~ne-
ly well adapted for running tracks and
lawn tennis courts. York Com
uercial Advestises.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
WORK FOR CONGRESS
important Measures Before
Both Branches,
BUT VERY FEW WILL BE PASSED

The Necessary Appropriation bis WIN
First Be Considered, Followed by fse
Persia- aud For,ia, alton Biii,-rhe
fir., Woe. VIII Be Taken TO oa,iins
. Program.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. - The second
session Of the Fifty first congress will
begin mt noon to-day. At precisely IL
o'r.ocs W. President Morton In the
senate, and Speaker Reed In the house
Of repres .ntatiyes, will call those two
bodies 10 order. The roll will he called
and three new members will be sworn
In Whitelaw, In plare Of WALKER, a
Missouri. Hayes. the successor u Con
yer, Of Iowa. and Pindar. who ha, been
elected 10 the vacancy accustomed by the
death Of Miller. Of New York. : Mr..
breckenridge. of Arkansas. will also have
20 lie fesworu.
The congress has much important
business before II, very small proper.
ton of which will likely 10 disposed q
before its expiration ut noon on the 18th
Of March. There arc .ho necessary APP
propriation bills. without which the
business Of the government would IA
suspended. 1T least in part. and the re-
sppoftioninent hill which has rs yet re-
= IL -. .aa,.,to, a., naitt.v h.,, "a,
~, .,,,'iah e. Ra,,h,,,.,ns i, 10Th
pu. 49, h" s ~, ,,nl, ,.s ,,,sssa n, III.
n'., '"'' '"'' '""'' y" '''-'
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In." '"e'V s'' 49, ,.h,r,, ~.
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~" - il'.,'i,,,;,,' ,''nr,.,, Tn
49, 1870 ,n, ~, 81 sha.. "a sIa Fsder.]
election Till which passed the house al
a., =. :. a ~, a., n",,n' - sa 6,,nls
~, ~ w ' -. a g. ,ha Rs,,nt,
- /" We 49, net o. s,nane,ns,t ~ IL
'ie"ul " 20 o. ,,r;,,,, .ho,,,
.h'' ,.'.s'a 49,. IL ,s,;s h;li ~ an All
,n p,1e 81 q ,ha s,s, s.seian ''
' Tharn =" a,sn ~, ,hs ca,anda, NJ the
.,,.t., a., Ea,,an., s.nrrn,,,cy riJj
,.t;''h g. I.,,,, a,,shad hv a. r..nYeoeut.'
,ivs. Of the Numerical convention: the
bill 10 transfer the revenue marine
service from the treasury to the navy
department. when was Debated ~ seme
lenght during the rrst session. tne biii
~ discontinue the coinage OF tne ana
gold piece, ana tie Conger iara DID
These measures nave passed the mousse,
ON the house calendar are the SUBSIDY
and the shipping bill, which nave passed
the senate. number OF Other meas
uies 81 great importance are ON the
calendars OF both houses, which have 10
oeived hnal action 10 neither. -.
During he coming week action VIII
be taken 70 outline as nearly as possieie
the work FOR the session IN both houses.
Tho Kepubllcans m the sviiste- aiv
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
scOM FOa CARLISLE.
Congressman Cummings Says TIE Ia the
Most Available Candidate for 20.

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 - Congressman
Cummings, of New York said In an in
terview that Hillvill get New Yorks vote
IN 1892. but he would like very much to
see New York removed from The doubt
full list and not Le the chief bone Of conten-
ton between the two parties. And now
that the late election sectionalism has
disappeared he thinks the prospects OF
the contest being taken out of New
York are good
About the Doet worthy man that
could be chosen said he, "a man who
more than anybody else embodies the
true Democratic doctrines on the tariff
question, and moreover. a man Of un-
blemished reputation, unquestioned in
tegrity and high menta! attainmcnts Is
oVfn o. Carlisle. iion't know that his
name has been conspicuously mentioned
but that cuts no figure. There is plenty
of time for that. His speech in the
senate on the tariff WAS worthy Of a
leader. In Carlisle are bound up the
elements that go to make up an honora-
bic, able and popular statesman, and
the country would have TO look far and
long before finding Q more capable
man.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1890-12-04
Uprising Among the Navajo Indiana.

FORT WiEeATE, N. NJ, Dec. L.
Rumors are current here Of a probable
uprising among the Navajo Indians.
Numerous settlers and ranchers are
making inquiries into the sudden de-
parture Of the sixth cavalry. 1t is at
tracing number OF Navajo Indians
into the posts, aud traders and others
report them insulting and overbearing.
They are holding large dances, and it Is
believed the Messiah craze has reached
them. They ore even holding their
dances near the limits Of the post, re-
ing lei by the medicine men. The
ranchers are reporting loss of cattle and
horses stolen and attacks on cowboys.
Zen. Carr, through his long acquaint.
ance with Indians and his Indian policy
has held them in check, but now that
the Sixth cavalry has withdrawn set
tiers and citizens are very apprehen
slye