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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
"Toreneoe Stater".

Man pil i Gnleouing al 8~eaipenbes
Der, iom nDlig bar iuuOct Steb, eiens
fable ! g~rinoriRBen en- Del Garstal,
iom er beitemte til ultiO at minoes Der
paa ben ueitlige 6alptu9le.
8 1776 bauuC0es gmerifas GoreneSe
Stnter. 8 1924 fG6teS MericOs 6or.
ensSe Stater. s 1861 tos bet 2dnO,
Tom baObe Opret falOt Rp@ranaoa
Raon of Golnmbias 5orencoe Stater.
8 1889, atturat 100 @nr, ~eIterat 6ottet
I 8aris bnoOe ilormet 8aitiljcn, aiitaI
ieOe Republitancme i 8raiilien Seller
osmmet, afiatte aeiicren, 9om Beoro,
meo nGiten life no8en uoloioT Sanos
ling % Opretteoe Ell 3epublit, iom If
gtapuet Braiiliau5 5Oreneoe Stater.
Snnrt oil pi o0iaa e en- 5Dperation al
Gentrals Gmerifas Stater mcO en- repubs
litdnlt StatsiOridtntn9, mOer gtapn al
Central 2lmcrita5 5oreneoe Stuter.
@n aougre5 al &c centralameritanIfe
Staler mpbte / Gan Salua6or % fon
ooerens ON en- 6Oreniu9satt, np9et til
ioarenoe 6urenin85artitlerne b%uOrnnoer
amerifas 5oreueoe Stnter ~banueoes, %
oenne 6prenin83ait er 6lcoen fOrela9t
DC 5 centralsamcritnnite 0tepablifer til
I~ntagelie. Gre Stnter, 8uatamald,
Salpaoor pg Sonoura5 bar allerebe
mOota9et ben; Og Gotta silica unta9es
ar piae tiltreoe 6orcliu9eu, bpis Nicas
ra9ua osiaa pil giore Oct. 8onsresien
lfal igien mgoe / an9uit bette Gar i
Se9uci9alpa, SoUeOitabm / Sonburas,
os oil oa beige til CIT Yreiioent paa ct
Var en- al be muRrcroe Yr9iioenter /
De 5 &epublifer. Tao oelllle Waaoe,
lfal bper Stat eitcr Gur, faa 6Glless
preiioentett, O9 bette ital bare 10 aar,
eiter buis Sorlgb en- tonitituereRbe 6or
Iamlin9 ifal mgoc for at faa iitanb, iOm
Dor &OnltitutiOn8 5Oriamlin9 sjprbe /
1887, Ell faitere Screening.
gn amerifanit glUis, iom paapeser
9ioens SenbeuS til SammenIlutning
Ipm ct al De melt ilaacnoe GrGf peb bet
muoerne pulitiite 9io, iornbiiser, at Der
en- Dag paa Den ueitli9e Salpfusle fun
oil bore to 2arbe. Npros gtmerifas Sprs
enebe Stater % Sgoz ameritas 6orsnebe
Stater. 9ette uil maaIfe b9ltoe, men
bet bliper piitnOt j en- iieru Sremtio.
O9 BOG bill BET pel bGnoe lense, fpr pi
Ter Sirfelissiorelien al De europGiite
Republifaneres 9rgm, Gurppus 5orz
enebe Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
1888

mems basIiss e~iusOpbOIb iies til en- ubpre Soibe, foruSsn
ben Stat, io1 Sspoinserne frGpeoe meo inbtrGnsenoe
Bonner os briise GrusIer. SaaIeSes iorIanste ben
lille 8Onse al gsits liui $50 aIsn 9si, ct Neiie Mess
~finstraao ps 4 SerlebaIsbaanb iom Sfat. !ans fors
nemis SsuOins ituIoe baue so glcn Gpi os en- Sobsn
FerIer, en- anbsn Gsubins ubbao fig 25 IIsn Gsi;
0rOnningen sniteos en- 9eperancs Spi for fin G,arberobe;
prinierne siOrNe usiua fore 6OrSrinssr, os 6Srsrns iors
SreSe bsit pS IpSt SeIsnnins for ben aieueits, be baube
siort. Se8uOsn git Der meb 100 9Ien til at tisbs pros
plant for 4 Gage. 0ette ubsiorbe t~iIiamueu Q belle
Sauer Spi, iaa StanIsp MI blot bauSe 90 gauer tts
ouers al bet fore 6orraab, iom ban braste meb fra Cans
Sibar. Oct par Hart, at ct tpps Dases SpboIo beune
upbunsrebc Gsn MATTE brinse @rpeSitionsn til getIsrs
ltauen.
timber btsie SmfGnSi8beoer faubt StanIsp, at BET
snsite ~fOruuftise par, at opsius EIunen ON at trGn9e
irem u~eItoper sienuem Observation-Disclosures Smraooe til
2uaIaba. 0erimoS uilbe ban fOrisse at omsaa be Ots
%itritter, Der par biemisste af Sunsersnsben, os maaite
40 fore Smpeie naa Gan9anffus Seen % BERT fra nern,e
fig euuIobu 9iuinsfoueS 6oSipOr.
Meo ct Gut ~ioranbreSe ban Wtaridretninssn til
SpOOi.
Nu GIT Yesn benpuer en- 9rasbsporet gisrsrpe, al.
ernSt 81 TRANCE Dale, bpor fore 8IippebIotfe Iaa lprsbts
ei % Der; Srssner, Wos % irHtt, ~slinienbe Qsp BAT.
Ioe ai'ppepa9ssnt. Sra en- iaaban itisn, romantic
Sa', lon' loa miSt imslsm to Sfrenter. brppp,Se gou.
W : "a't' fuIes Graaber; bet par ~lbIprina,t Of 10
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
100

f9neoe unoer GIOerers gest, efter at baue n6bOINt"
Os'0arl9 aelIe paa 400 ItI, for bet msite tiIiOoS Jam
men msO 6OrtrOppen.
J unluntrpeSts9a berits6e ct lltal af SmoGfgn
pNt' go'S U%attt9Oom os @Ien6isbeb bau6e s9st Nt'9
Stof9eo % S~eIpf0IeIie ben Grab, at enbper a ban
go'0' 'lS Tor fornemmere emo MteIa, Sabatacr d
"Soh0a' STANLEY bleu npOt til at betale benz Grlbn,
r" ene eter ben anoen. !6ar Loo bog life bette IG0g
9"Oran9er 'Usien for Naridsn, ~faaIGnse bet life ani'S
Mar0'tsren al uSpreSnins. gaa bette giS par ban
tonm'en III ct Tibet eanO: ~llrnnspa os FAB iuit Og Yr'
reOe meo Son9sn en- al Sytterue, Sa en- Wan6 Tom !"
Us"0e o9 oeretteOe aanOeIOlt, at 0lirambo blot Oar 10
SaS0ssVer 0orte O9 ituISe bare en- ubyre 9Irmre 0tH8"
Hasa') meO fig.
9Oen par M%irambo- 9isafritaS StrGt
pO 9olS Noun ale &uinScbiertsr beueoe at 9ln8it, %
10" 't aus Born llniumwe5i os ~llutuma til at tie?
SPrlnOet8 Son al en- Sppbins uioweb, par I'
tamoo bIspen s~aitbGrer hos en- glra6er, men tiQeNs. r5
mar sftsr I SptOisn for en- Gsperbanbe. 0a &ong'
'0"eH olep lsots ! niomeb, uilts Olirambo fig plaOlss
Oct % fllrsp Jig meo Wlust YlabIen iom Sue3srr''
a'oSe paoiss Srtsstos, Tom ban ioreto9 for at btrls'
penn Der an%srilsnOte bans &atoritet, ftreSe bans St'
'"S emo mere. San bapbs bperpst fla en- glrres paa
nOse enlsn inse Nanb, Der par b~eaeilirsbs for BAN,
% slotos ls Trpstst piben ON psb ~pluSielis os apsn"
az QUITE Op mart Der, mart Der.
" poubit,r ,us,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
1877

manila, ba ban paa fin SpbaseIissrsiis sftsr giIsns
aileer / 1861 tom isieuuem 8araspe.
Deb Nfifeben rpitsSs ben psnIiss, eIifparbis. @an,le
~sisntasns @anse StanIeps 9anber Os sientos bper Sang,
at bet ~bebrspeSe bam at Siertet, at SeiSset ituIbs pare
iaa aItfor fort. Sans Ssuner ituIoe Isbiase sarapansn
ct sOSt Stptte pau gei, os Rumunita inbitiarpeoe benz
paa bet ~ftrenseite, at be MATTE uiie bans Sen subpcr
tantslis SpmGrfiOmbeb.
26be Narts 1876 f~ortiatte after @rpsbitiouen Reis
len mob SpO, efter at baus tIbrast en- bsbaseIis Gait.
mauneS 6afurro.
NosIe Oassmurider eier tom Der llbicn6inSer fra
aon9 NsantorOnsO al niui for at inSby0s Stanley til ct
Ssiss. Samtioi9 meb SnbbpoeIien los &c fable en- uior,
flannel ytrins ON, at Buis StauIsp ituIoe sipre 6uriso
paa at reHe ~isiennsm ct eQer uuSet at giaboIanbeue uben
tsrit at bare siOrt NOutOrOnsu fin Sppartuins, iaa
ifulSs bet bHps bans Undergoing.
STANLEY ieuSts bet uenIisc Spar tiIbasc, at WaaIet
for bans Geiie git geit, life Sp6; men ituISs BET
lite Ipttes bem at tomme irem u%eitoper, iGa piISe ban
tants oUer IIautOrOnsOs Orb. San tunbs ~forIitre
WauntorOnso ON, at Der Iua en- Eunst tsrrs SGrafbslins
END Ssnns kiret | Stouen, iaa at Sonseu pilbe itaa fs
iISs poo Of BRUCE Must. Oct par Hart, at BON tGntte
paa en- uSprssnins, noset, Tom ban ofts ubspeoe mob
gr0bsre 90 @usunDusr. San Dor bsrpstet iOr i'm pa
peipse.
SeIs niui Dor biemiest at SunsersneS. ) ubba
9onbet Spb os gsft for uiui, por Der pslaa ltr Man
gel paa 9eunstsmibler, iaa at ubsittsrns peS Srpeoitio
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
SpaS foiter cit Ganarifual?

s TpiflanO oporGttcS aarlig. bunoreoc
tlliinoe &anarifusle, iom ttloels Ienbes
til nblanbet, napnli9 til amcrifa. De
til nbferiel beitemte Siste fOiter / Sic
sefen 3 Mtart pr. Stf. / GnteltIale ubs
sjer @ienneminitspriien / 9pitlano 10
Wtarf. Be bebre Sangere banner no
tnrli9pIs en- ll~nbta9elie; De bstales meo
20 til so Mtarf; ia, Der tjenoes Gils
faloe, buOr Der er giuet 100 Marf %
oerpuer for Ell enfelt Su9l. 9e bsieite
Hriler Opnnaes | Horonmerita; bet IN
Der utrOli9t, men furboloer Jig Dog rig
tig, at enfelte ubm9rfebe Gremplarer
er bleune iolste for 1000 Dollars. Oct
er iaalebes let at f%pritaa, at 8anaris
fugleaol fan blipe en- rig Snotegtsfiloe
TOR mango. Sur ct. I~nbreasberg -
en- Sp / 6arSen, Der lnrlig siuer Iig al
meb gul al &nnariiugle a%nIlaaes
Oporatternes Iarsinotest til 100000
Wtarf. 8enne Snot9st beles melem
600 5umilier, al bpilfe Siersmanb @
Grute, 8. @n9elfe, 6. ulri6, 8oienberg
% Sultmann itaar / Spibien. Man
fan neppe tuse en- tplf Gluis / Saanben
uoen at ie &anaribanncr al 5rutes gpl,
anbeialeoe ira ale SteSer; 500
Mart uosisr uel oslaa Der Normalpris
len, DOG tiger Yriien life iielSen til 100
Mtarf, O9 berbos er bet at bem9rfe. at
2ilbuOet life fan boloe Sfriot meb 81
terIpsrgslen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23

Sape III
afaoemiet.l
9ampfibs1
S,rtbisie|
atrre antt|
belt
afaSemi, Ell
ben npere
srupniH9erl
Sar PsriOn9a
r,aasnbe g
after pif,H
ben Srititi
fang Gnrd
pperOrSeutl
benne betD1
MET peb ID
geSfortnte|
at tilienod
GburpalOi|
ming ban
Stalpturid
upe @uier|
man itetpp|
eftsr be fO|
BiQeobu8d
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
Grfjenot iottt ct itorartet
WfiDDel.

Sea leo af Rneumonia for s Var iioen, n9
miue 2unaer bIep LENT onarebne. seq
bruate ben White Wine of Tar Syrup, De
ien6te mig, ps leg or betpoelis beore. 3st
er mig en- 5prneielie at orbefaie ben iort Oct
beoffe gtiooei mob T1rinq tlsr rage Sril'
ger, man n~oseaiiHoe fan iiaoe. Seq haaber,
Sc oil ienbe mere til Ieres 9ruJgtf, HVr
German | gabooI, g2o, ha is9 oil flDbe mere
al ben Reoicir. Rep. Sobu vs.. Boontn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
1855

6Ol'eilus, ION sOsbe ! ct 9anO Ianst borte. Gan baube
esrf, at 6oltent Der bapos 0ren iuu Ianse, at b. naaeSe
BEN neo til 6sSSerns. Oct enc Ore oonneo. en- Matte.
JON be Tumble ious paa; bet unSst ti.nte Dem iom geIfuts
tels mob fuISsn. 9aan bupbs ueb ~imisrenbe Opertas
lller iOrwanet en- al BEN til at bsIsse suna &umuuita,
men aellsn bnpOs parst Tor lang, ban par bsb ~uuberp.is.
VILE iaO msh StOItbeS Os @lG6., at StunIep ufor.
nsO'ni tnNfsrts belle benns mere sIsr minbre opSistebe
G0rtsuins fin Rotiisbus.
Slslt laa tntsresiante os min6eriae 9aoe lutteSs
uno 81 Ssiss Sou8ens Stattammsr, buoraf bsnne lite
so1 1iost try. Sstts 8~Grnswss Wauieum, en- e~irtsIruuS,
fr0atG't 9gtts, Uar inOOsIt Grofesr, RartpqrSiabeoer
ss Statts al aus SIass Gilt Osftiqet ben melt iulb.
.onHe 1Iosn. per uar iertsn 2gnber, ruat forarbsis
esot. az Itssltns c9 us6 6obbers ginasr. II sis.r Of
3'OOsF' uotn ooOsS, Stribssrsr at Sern, ION pirtslia
BAR RsaHNrnssUGr6i8s, Sppb mso bobbeIt. sIiuoer'
pore isrninSiattsos 6laspiitsr, mtb ~tunitfuISs Saanboreb
% uasllps SnlDs mso pOIsrte sIius.r. gpos!. forte Ga
fs0s Ssier n'so iOritisaisiarpsb, RsnTrs sar Striber,
pTrsOs al flt SrGs Der 9Gubst, Iiensb, F~uIOitanbo
Sounlostsi. Sonsens GrpnItol par ct u1sFrtutte al
i%nosuIunSlt Orsisrarbsibs. eGngue bUrts par Der op.
fiutt DritteitauIs, gGssrs os fore 9ausr,enr. psnt
ueaaarnt Ira. 3 aattsr paa GuIuet Iaa gapn ira
arabtlte gtnnsr, eribIunbt grsIsnterbrettt aI aobbsr oa
9%srrtnlaas al grittOniomstaI, iom aabenbart Ifrep fla
ira cunningham. Wlen bet fornsmIe Stptte belle
S~fnitamnntrst, Der par Opltiue, paa en- 2GrespIabs, par
en- Neeespsrfint, ioni aaptein Spsts bapSs forarst Mu'
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23

inart isisn fnlbitrnbis raf. WGffs Dag
CIT ies tilbase til Camper meb TO Wano
% bentebe bore Climb % G9loer; men
ies barbe inoen 2pit mere til Snst ben
9inter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
RprRe crs.n,r til GrauRmenb.

On Del al be mere frsmtraocnoe iranlte
S%unftipnarsr peS geroensuoitilingen !
garis er TIBET ben nOrite CAN'T Olafs
Drben. llbenrissmiuiiter Spulsr bar
Iaaet Stprtpriet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
Spe9er

Spe8e1
Suanood
bet alutilti
minoe. s
en- gamnte]
bsbe, %, /
Gattigbon]
les Der 4
aroner
Ter Fptteo|
Gsih9bebi
bet EN- fol-
opbOlbs II
HNhNg
rumfersS|
ia ban pa
Sebensar
Raien," 1
9eilisbeod
benite Ga
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-23
Net saepfe I D

Or g. W. Somilton | gteruGnn, y0is
iider: sra har iolat 8aru5r's White Wine
Of Tar Syrup for manae Adr. 2ea er oea
Deoite S0ae U}eoieIR I Stroer, % er ltoper'
trpfffiiq liaeopsrfor Wilma.
S9lges Dos &. 3. &eiier, Gecordh, SOMA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
lie D'sas, rous Boil Fiyht.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan 2.-Telegrams
ON Villa De Orde give full particu-
lals of ths fell of the pls \ last Tues
day, while bull fight ives in pro-
gress. About 10000 people were in
the building. Many were buried bc :
meath the debris, among them many
ladies OF the best families Of the town.
In their desperate situation fights oc-
CURED between men and many We're
stripped of every stitch of cIo.hing.
The crowd on the opposite side Of the
building, which numbered thousands,
became panic stricken and fell and
trampled on one another In their at
tempts t. reach the outside plaza.
The bull fighters were also seized with
fear and made their exit with tie
bulls closely following. The tramp
ling of the helpless aud the sgonized
cries of the women made ii place a
scene Of pc ndemonium. The number
Of wounded will reach into hundreds,
ard while the Injuries of q great
many of them are serious and painful,
IL 10 believed no case will prove fatal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
STILL KICKING.
The Sioux Chiefs FindFault with
Their School System and
the Farm Instructors.
Edison's Works Burned-U. S.
Troops Sent to the Sioux Res
ervation toAwait i;sOpening.
The Sioux " ke Another X

WAsuINGTON, Jan. 2.-The dele
ton Of Sioux CHIEFS bad smother talk
with Commissioner Morgan today.
John Grass and Mad Bear did most oi
the talking. They complained that
they had not gyt schools aud oxen and
wagons prom's in the treaty Of IS, S,
Also that the people seut to tech
them farming were incompetent.
They could not talk to them, but they
made motions with their hands and
then went away. Comui sioner
Morgan suggested rat they l. I'm
English and then farmers could teach
them. Mad Bearreplied: "If We had
got schools on the reservation as prom.
ised vs. In 1865 we would now know
English, but We did rot get them,
We want to learn t. farm ard do like
the whites aud We want scbools on he
reservation so We can learn.n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
Montana In The year 10 come pLt :
nomenal 9 owth and prosperity.
Jos. X. TooLE,
Governor OF Mon aua.
a Confusion.

Hon. G. X. Middleton, in converse
ton yesterday, said that the criminal
side Of our courts j. in n bad predicr .
ment, a. II Is the opinion ~ lawye
that the terms OF tie recently ad1i !
Constitution, virtually act a. an scu' ,
tai for all felonies committed since the
adoption Of the constitution aud for
many committed prior 10 its adoption.
The "or slit ltion provides that prose-
cuti"us where justice court aud Turi'
cipal courts now have jUnsdici on,
shall he 10y complaint, aud that all
other prosecutions shall be hy iLfor-
nation, after examination and CON-
milmsut or after leave OF court g 10
ed or shall be by indictment. r riher,
the grand jury IL not TO be drawn o;
empapeled except upon order Of the
district Judge. The statutes Of course
do not define what an information is,
nor who shall file it, neither does the
constitution. Mr.. Middleton says:
The common law must then he resort
ed to for sn authority, and under the
common law an Information could
only be filed in cases Of misdemeanor
and not in felony, and by no other
person than the attorney general, so
that in the absence of legislation TO
carry out the provisions of the consti-
tuition, defining what shall constitute
sufficient information, and by whom
il shall be q 4, there 9eDs to be no
authority cf law in prosecutions for fell
oDy, except by indictment by grand
jury. And here the gentleman says
a further uiI,Julty aris' rom the fact
that the constitution prohibits the
drawing or empsneling Of graEd jury
except uuon the order OF the district
Judge. Now, uuder the provisions oi
the statut"s of Mont NJ grand jury
Is drawn at one term Of district tou..
for the sue eediDg term. and not other.
wise: so that on the whole il would
appear that the courts are pow.riess
To prosecute felony either upon in
'ormation or Indictment, except
whe, e the indiot nent was rel ulsrly
found lefore the adoption of the con-
stitu;ion. until there is legislation to
carry out the provisions Of the consti-
tuition, aud from tue present Uu'I, ok
at the sta clpit ii it i, probable that
our courts wiz remain la This lant mt.
able p sition for some time yet to
come.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
Crow Agency, Jan. /, 1890.
Familiar Quotations.

The numher of Quotable and much
quoted things in The Merry Wives is
considerable. Shakespeare Lad an ex-
traordinary knack Of saying what
would bear repetition, and prove =.
future bon mot. in all manner of al
tered circumstances. How often have
we not occasion TO remark with Nym,
His mind is not heroic. and there's
the humor OF it," But how seldom,
alasl in the changes and chances Of
mortal dinner parties. can one observe
about the lady who sits next him at
the feast, lspy entertainment in her"
You are not young, no more am "
is a quotation more frequently appro-
pirate, though never 10 be ventured.
Again. HE wooes both high and
low, both rich and poor"-how well it
corresponds with the charming modern
vulgarism, George is general cour-
ter, up with all, on with none" Often
we are tempted to exclaim with Shall
low, Though we are justices, and doc
tors, and churchmen, Master Page, we
have some salt of our youth in us; We
are the sons of women, Master Page"
Nor is any quotation from all Shake
speare more frequently in the human
mouth than that of Mrk Page, What
the dickens" The wild Prince and
Poins," spoken of by Mr. Page, runs
now as a mere household word; and q
household word is the jolly hosts de-
scription of Fenton: ''iie capers, ne
dances, he has eyes Of youth, he writes
verses, he speaks holyday, he smells
April and May" This is Chaucerian:
He was as fresh as the moneth of
May" Who but Shakespeare could
have put the essence of youth into SO
few words, and those in the hosts
mouth Andrew Lang in Harper's
Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
The Prospect for 1890.

The New York World published the
following en- ouragiDg outlook for
Montana during The year 1890 over the
signature Of the Governor:
"HELENA, Dec. 81, lSs9.-The New
Year In full OF inviting prospects for
Montana. A mild and genial win {
has placed our large stock interest
out OF jeopardy. Our mine. are mo e
proli,.c than ever. The mineral ou
put already exceeds that of any state
or terri ,ry and for 1890 will approxi-
mate $40, 10000 !. Agrieultureis rapid
~ advancing, and with The increased
facilities for irrigation now in cou,em-
Ilation, will become more prominent,
popular aud pro table. Was are
n ID and the nece@arica of l'fe are
within the reach of all. Capital and
labor are controlled bya community
OF interest and have no cause Of "uar-
rel here. The development of vast
c 4 dep, sits along the main lines of
trans sportation secures cheap fuel to
the people, and the great water courses
are being utilized to furnish unlimited
mower for the immense plants nsces-
sary for the reduction Of our ores aud
other purposes. The construction Of
railroads continues without Interrupt
ton. Another year will probably se-
cure railroad connection with every
county seat In the state. Our counties,
cltiss and towns are generally In q
f.ourishing condition and an era Of
continued prosperity seems TO bs -
sursd. We enter the union out Of
debt, With great resouross developed
and undsvelopsd. With these nat.
ural advantages In the hands Of Q stur.
| dy and intelligent population. rsisfor-
oed daily by young. scsivs and ceur.
sxrous men from every ssstion Of The
country; by aelimaia whicA ~ hsallA
! end vissr y unsurpassed, I predict N
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04

they distribute the good. All are
satisfied and happy. They get every.
thing from a needle TO pair Of blan-
Eeis, Annuity day il their Fourth Of
July and they pul on their fms ST
d,ess for the occasion. There were
about twenty-five hundred Indians
pre'ent on the last aunuity cay.
There i. at the age cy an Indian
boarding school with about sixty-four
Indian scholars, male and female. At
the other school twelve miles up the
Big Horn river from Custer Station,
there a-e about 6-ty-iour scholars.
That school i. under the supelVisi q
Cf the Rev. MI Bonds. II j. con-
tract school The S. Xayir Mission
.chol, auother ont act school, il un-
der charge OF Rev. Father Bandino
aud h about rs scho'afs. All these
schools are under the general supelvi-
sion OF Major Wynsn.
Billy Smith put in biz pleasant ap-
Pearau,e week y two ago and spent
few days with D.. agent. / suppose
he wPs on the tTaci of lost SEX or
something cf Il a, allure, for he gen.
orally hr' an eye on he crooks.
Major Wymsn he been appointed
superintendent Of thr Big Horn bridge
aud hfs been at work estimating
the cost of railroad end wagon
bridge across the Big Horn near
Fort Custer. There is considerable
talk of the Big Horn southern being
built scon. Tc day Is the first winter
day We have bad here. ! hope you are
still enjoying pleasant weather.
Crow Agency, Jan. !, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
(Communica,ed.)
Agency News.

Thinking that you would IKE to
hear occasionally from this part of the
country where reside q few isolated
Inhabitants OF our new state, "l'Il jet
drsp a line"
The mouth gone by has been busy
one at the agency. Our affable Q ,ent,
Major WymaD, has been occupied
with the issue of snnuities to the In
diaus, ahi;h took place on the letb of
December. There Is considerable
WORK ab ut the issue. and very careful
hsndling l. nec rary. Everything
has to be courted aud checked off bf-
f1re IL /, taken from the warehouse.
After the god. are all in, the agent
sends notice to all the tribes that he
will distribute the goods on q certain
day. As the time draws near the
aborigines are ON the move toward
the agency, some getting IN week or
two before the issue. Then ,bey pre-.
pare to elect chiefs, as no chief will be
recog Dized uuiess he hes fifteen lodges.
Then commences the electioneeriDg
among the men. The chiefs snd
would be chiefs promise everything
and often give ponies TO have an In-
dian join their particular band. Why,
there is soinetlmcs harder rustling
among the chiefs TO secure the Gov.
eted number of lodges than there v :
smcng the defeated democratic can'i
dates In Custer county, (and some like
democrats get left.) After the Indisns
are all formed into bands, the inter-
prefer, with one OF the employees, goes
around and ascertains the name Of the
chief and the number Of people In his
band The lists prepared are sent TO
the office where the apportionment 10
made by the chief clerk. Mr.. Baptow,
who by the way is strong republican
and has been In the ONCE for sbout
twelve years. He b very courteous
gentleman and we'll posted In the
routine OF ofYios businsss. Major Wy
man was fortunate In retaining hin
in bis present positIou. The appor-
tIonment bsipg made, the diasrsnt
articles ere aasprted Or made ready 10
be taken from the vassbeuss. o.
annuity day eseh baad forms In .
clrcle By itself and Ne sssds sss
hauled by sons enc Of ths band b ths
centre Of Shs circle end thsn taken
fssu the wagsa and piled On H.
usund. Ths ehisf thsa orders Ne
dissssbutisa mads By thrss OF Ssaf
msu sslsstsd lbe shat paFpess. It b
really surpSising - ssshew sssasaasly
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
Elison's " orks Burned.

New YORK, Jau. 2.-The down
town shops of the Edisin Electric III.
Illuminating company on Pearl stree,
were burn d this morning. The fire
broke out at 601 a. m. IN the dynsmc
ROOM. 1t gutted buildings Nos. 25i
and ?51 Pearl str I aud resisted the
utmost Efforts Of the firemen for an
hour. They succ dd.d, however. in
keeping 1t within the walls Of the fac.
tory. The los to the Eli. n com.
pany is put at 100000. 1t IL cover,
by Insurance In various companie.
amounting to $4,000.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-04
A Good Subject

The native Egyptian is an extremely
good subject for surgical operation.
Clot Bey, the founder of modern medi-
cine in Egypt, has it that lit requires
as much surgery to kill one Egyptian
as seven Europeans. In the native
hospital the man whose thigh is ampu-
tated at 2 o'clock is sitting up and
lively at six" Shock is almost entire
ly unknown, and dread OF an i'm
pending operation quite an exception.
In explanation may be noted the res
ignation inculcated by their religion;
the very small proportion of meat
they eat, aud the total absence Of al
cohol from their diet, and in general
their regular, abstemious out of door
life.-Science.