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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-16
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reridunieit, fas Bette aIer 5tin1Elirenbcn rnb gIutz
retntaun9SmitteL &ppb's SarlapartQa, Al nebmen.
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Masen, restb bic trdge Sober unb bic @tercn all, nladt
Grpettt unb baut haS Spftem auf. TduIenbe, bic
be3eugen, haB IS nbte SGpaden tart madt."
DnHn'a 8arfapartla+
rERein appetit mar iaIeAt, tb fpnnte nibt I6lafen,
batte pel arpfpeb unb &~adeniGrlcrSen unb mein
etublSans mar unreSeluabis. Sorb'S GorIaporiGa
that mir mad, furser Belt 70 gut, bas tb ftble vrpie
Elm neuer Men1m." 0ietne Gdmerser, uro "Wez
~ibrerpen limb fprt, lnein &ppetit lit beIer. SD rat9e
Sebern, Der elmer .8uten Meft5tn beoarf, Sppb'S
Soriapartlla 81. p%rrbtrer; Der Grfplg pirb iib %5eiScn.1
George !. SadfOn, &rgburp Citation, Conn.
astadtt biz gd1sundbsn Etark.
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Iestes Sabr natm i@ SOpb's Smiapariaa unb Bin
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Miltrn, Wa1.
nSh s~ebraude Srpb's GarSdpartna ais Erabidbrsz
frr unb cn1pfeble eS Nnen, nelde an ienen, elenpen
Matti9teits9eidbl ~Ieipen." 6. 9arrnelee, $40 9r;poe
Ctr, Srppftpn, q. 3.
3nnn'a Sarfapartan
p~ertauit In allen @pptbefen. 81: 1e6SftrS5. G.n,io u
allein 5~nbereitct ppn 6. s. Sppb & 60, GrtpeN, SfSaif.
100 9pTra Gin IsMar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
ANGRY WATERS
Around Boston Harbsr and
Along New EGslaud Coast.
al The Western Union opsra!ors at ST.
Paul, linn., Strike.
Tns Libel Suit Against Philadelphia
and Harrisburg Papers.

Bosros. 0e. 2T.-The captain OF the
steamer Gea Whitney arrived today and
reports tia. the bel! buay on Pollockrip
Siue ard the can buoy on Elbow Pollock
rip have drifsei from their positions. The
steamer Essex arrived yesterday, ard re-
ports the whistliog buoy st the eastern en-
grance of Poiiockrip not in sorkiDg order
The extremely high tide for the past two
days has caused much damage slong the
line of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Railroad. The East Boston tnnH,l c1o
tunnel nothing tut water can be seen.
The ~st-r is clear over the SEA wall At
Winthrop Jaaeiion and everything is COM
ple,eiy surrounded ~lih water. The resi-
dents are imprisoned in their houses until
tide subsidies
At Cretcent Beach cellars were flooded,
communication vas carried on only By
boats. Four huBdred fee, of outward trscx
beach railroad wss washed out besse.n
Point of Pines and Oak ls'and Workmen
were st work all day building q bulkhesd
10 protee, the track from burtner inroaos.
In Boston Harbo- the tide is the highest To-
day it has been for loag time.
AT the Csmbridsepost bridge the water
Is on a level with tue per where the power
house stands. Less tn IN foot more wou' d
have stopped the engine AID prey-n'ed toe
draw from working. AT the Boston &
Maine railroad bridge, the men Who work
the draw bad to stand up TO their knees in
water. No damage 10 docks Is reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
Tho Pith OF the Hsws Taken From the
Current Events OF this Day

A Sarts Fe passenger train was held up
hv two corbsys near San Antcn'o, n. VI
Sunday morning. One Of the robbers ha,
been arrested.
Dr.. in 'tics f. Gregory, one of the hest
knoru physicians in Brook y, N. Y, died
Sunday from IN overdose of eholoIof1im
taken to relieve reuralgia-
TIE New York Tribune says the las
plan for the reoraan z,tion of the sugar
trat has been rejected bv the attorney
general on acc ,unt of it. iilegality.
Ei~ara Houck, while threatening 10 Kill!
his wife with ha'ehes at Salii-
van, It'd, Saurdar, Vas tken from
the house by four msskei men Who heat
bis head into Jelly. Houck died Sunday.
VIM Sanders and VIM Msrtin of Dan
iei.ville. Ga, fsugh; duel with guns Sat
urdsy afternoon. Sanders wss killed ard
Martin fatally irjafet A erndge ef long
standing had sIisted between the mea who
were neighsers.
TIE British scho ner Mary Calmer.
Capt Gilehri-f. Turks fsiaud Tor IFsiifsx,
light. vas picked up of the I.!es of Shoals
thi. morning in . wsferiogsed condition
ard worked ints this port The e,ptain re-
ports that the vessel leaked about SIX feet
Of water.
AT New York, Mosdsy morning m un-
knova man qusrrslled on West Third
street win Psuline Taosa. French girl.
aged 2s years She struek him On tie
head with some heavy instrument tractor
Jog his skulI. He vas taken to the hospi-
tai and will probably die The woman.
Who said she acted in self dsfeuse, ha,
been arrested
The damage to the fishing schooner EB-
ma. {nos Emerald - reported} which ran
on Hicks rocks in the lower hsrbor yesser.
day. was worse than first supposed. Ths
keel and ruider pest il badly txfssei and
the ,eaooner Is ieakins baiy- She will be
beaehed tomorrow ard temporary repair,
made in order to sl.cw the schooner TO o.
/ taken I, Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
INDIAN BUREAU REPORT.
Commissioner Morgan Says the Out.
icck tor the Future 10 Eucou agicg

Commissioner Morgan of the Indian
Bureau, in his annual report TO the Secre-
tsry of tie Interior, says of The Indian
question; 1t has generally been for ten
years or more in progress in the right iii
rection AMI the outlook for the future is
encouraging. II has become, says the
commissioner. settled pol.cy of
the government to break mp the
reservation ami deltroy the uibd rela
ions. settle Indians upon homes,esds, in.
corporate them into rational life, desi with
them ~ indivi iusl ciiizsns. Publ. school
systems are being rspidIy provided whereby
every accessible Indian boy ard grl 1t
school age IRE 10 be afforded an ops otiunity
of acquiring tle rudiments of the lsh
education and the elements of honorable
calling.
Indians themselves were coming 70 IN
derstsrd tn. present policy of government
and were showing decreasing readiness,
even desire TO aejust Themselves 10 it.
Upon the subject OF improvement Of the
personnel service Commissioner Morgan
says whereve, it could be done without too
great hardship he has endesvored to re-
move those who were immoral, inCompp-
tent, inefficient and unfslthful
No ore was discharged on account or roh
tics or religion ard in no single insta &C.,
except for improvement of the service
The total school enr rollment during The
yesf was 1887, average attendance ~ =
1872. This was but a small fra 'tlon more
tnan one-third of the school populitio1
At III. date of the last annual reIor,
there were 1876 Indian reservations IL ihs
Uoitsd States an aggregate area OF ll6,-
600, ,000 acres. During the yesr about l3 e
000, ,000 acres were secured by Gee n
from the Indsts, the agreement by when
about 4 100000 TO be secured are now
pending in Congress; l,4si acres aiiot-
ment land in seversity has BEEN made on
the Ysnk'oa reservation. South Dakota;
352 on WiDnebsgo reservaiion; 269 to the
GrAnde Ronde Indians. Oregon; ~ 10 the
Eastern shswnees 29l to those on the Pa
pago reservation, Arizona.
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TIE sRocKros roRonRiEs.


RgocNrox, Msss Oct s7.-The {. w.
Robinson forgery case still continues 10 &C.
cupy the Ate u,ion Of the financial circles
here aboa,s. II vss learned here to dsy
that the Randolph National Baak hsld
notes for Ss5oo. p-etarded I, he made by
$ P. Howard 4 Co. they having the en-
1erssments Of tie firm Rohioson reeilpg
this note a. collateral. forged the psrsoaa.
ro,e of Henry l. Rrvans of this cry.
II is learned ths, 81. .Cno in forged notes
vas held b. Boston rar,ies. This mcsr-
ing 5. r Ho~srd of the frm, teiesrsphed
Pernell & HssemSn Of the Cen o'idsted
Exchange, New YORK, who Gene husiaess
With ) 2. Hawsrd & Co, asking h,~ the
srm's account stood aud was inform d that
Rob nsen was ~ their place Of business
last Saturday and closed the account. 1t is
not known how much mouey vas pad 10
Robinson. About 10 days ago Ribinsoa
pressed matters hard for loan Of Slo, 900
from the Abingdon National bank. leaving
the signsIu,es Of Il. l.. bryant, = T. How
ard aud +. Golathwsite. bus was rsfased
a. he admitted he wanted the money 10 put
Into bucket shop,
His police court accounts are receiving
e'ose attention. but il will be several dWs
before q fiRat settlement can be made
Although la'ge amount of business has
been conducted 81 this court during the
past six months, Rohinson's cash book does
not show any entries since March. Comp
troller of Accounts \. b. Lo,ios of Bcston
Was here today and hastily looked over the
papers. He gave mis- optnioa that the city
of Erockto, will lose quite an smount. No
8. ttlaua,t has hasn ma Ia with ,hp citv
since Robinson ,ock his position I. olers
OF the court, six wears ago, although he
paid in several amounts each year The
first year the amount aggregated $500.
bat since the smouu,s have kept grasisg
SMALLER, until last year, when II was less
til IN half that sum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
Hocklard 1ssctess' Assoctatiou-
Ryfsooss Escspss-9choonsr Ken
dgick Fish n1isstug.

Special 10 TIE kennebee Journal
RocxLAxD, Get. 2s-The Roekland
Teseslsfs' Association. recenfly formed
here. held their regular monthiy meeting
in the city council rooms Friisy. An in
teresting programme bad eeea prepared
The ef1eers elected st the first mestins
held in September are - follows: Prssi-
d.ns. Levi Turner, Jr.; Vice Presiiens,
Jefferson Taylor; Secretary, Miss May
Wentworth Executive committee, J. W.
Mitchell, chairman; A L. Tyler, Niss s.
May Wool. Miss Lizzie K 0'nonneA and
Sups. Turner
The launching of q magnificent fur
master viii take place from the yard Of
George r. Giiehrist- She viii be eom-
msnded By Capt J. A. Campbell Of this
city.
The Warren Farmers League held = Pub
lie mes ting ia the Town Hall at Warren
Saturday. for the purpose of eIplainirg z the
plan and object of the league. A good rsg-
re.en,ation Of the Influential farmers, not
only Of Warren. but all over Kaox county
vas present. The speaker of the day vas
A. W. vfckery Of A ahurn, National Dep
nty and Organizer Of New Eoglani. His
speech lasted one and one half hours and
was very able presentti1n Of the causes
which led to the formation Of the iesgue.
One of the prisoners confined beneath
the court house. escaped Saturday but vss
recapinred 'hortlysafrer by Sheriff Irish
News reaches here from ST. George that
fears are entsr,ained for the safety of the
schooner KendrieA Fish, Capt. Grover sof
that place. She was bound to that place
from New York with coal f,r g W. Raw
ly, and is nov considerable over due. The
ct tire crew ere from ST.. Georgs. Mrs.
Grover, the cspta MS wife, sccompsuie !
her husband on the trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
1e. $40 /. Ton at R...,l IN n.v xo.k

NKw YoRx. Ocs. ga hard, cold
winter il eomirg up, bat il costs . much
to drink ice vatsr ard eat Ice
cream as il did in the do. days. Ice
is still cent pourd (or go tom to reo-
pie vho buy Ii in microscopic quantities.
The othsr day cargo was received from
Maine BY Scammell Bros, brokers, of NJ.
20 Beaver street When it started from
The Pine Tree State there we're i've hun
d,ed tons Of il but the mutseility OF
human events and the weather reduced ii 10
250 tens on the passage. 1t vas billed as
SITS ton on weighing in II cost
IS 10 bring it to Ne~ York. which made
the total original value 81 IS . ton. The
eonfignee refused to accept il. because
rs he said, there vas no martet for il.
The eonsiguee 10 \ member OF the
Produce Exchsrge, ard Scammell Bros
sppeaied to that body 10 hsve the charter
rveOgatyea he matter vii 90 before
the An fAaon Committee for dispost tian.
Two vessels FROM Norway continuing 1000
tons Of ice were Res issd BY Bsnham &
Boyesen. brokers, Of No. 90 Bridge street,
which the conslgnee refused to receive. The
ice is sold for 90 and eS ton. or about
half what il cest TO bring j, 10 New York.
Miller & Houghton, brokers, Of No 32
South street, received csrgo of ice from
Name which the consignee wouli no. &C
eept. The ice was sold below the cost OF
transportation. The Knickerbocker Ice
Company is said TO control the New York
market.
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Meteorological Report
Charged With Running F,audulsnt
Real Eztate Business.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 27.--Depu.y United
States Marshal Long and Post ON C
lnspec' or Lawrence yesterday arrest ID
james Pierce ard William VI. Stutt on a
charge of running fraudulent real e.tste
business at plsintield, in addt on to Den
yer 80 miles from here on the Denver &
Fort Worth road. The Plsinfe'd addition
company began business in SepEemr er.
1889 Thousands Of circulars were dis
tributed throughout the country from
Colorado to Maine.
They announced that the company was
Giving away lots for the price of recording
them and .ay $50 and 2 cent postage
stamp is necessary to return the deed.
Four the usani NM hundred sni seventy
des ds were returned 10 the company with
the nee ssary $3.50 and postage s.smp TO
be recorded. The only house within six
miles of the Plain6eld d on u Denver
i. Plerce's own house which is 'ocsted on
the property. The resuisr fee for record
ing de ed 10 Douga ass county is 80 so, but
by an sgreement with Henry Jones, the
county recorder. he received put 80 Gems
for the service snf the company pocksfed
81 60. By ihis deal the company cleared
cary 81, ,0G0 snd the recorder male over
SO 600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
RIG MOnD.
Mrs Bancroft, sn sged resident of t

Mrs Bancroft, an sged resident of tbi.
place, died Sunday morning.
The harvest coecsrt given at the Uei
versslist church. Sunday evening. WIS one
of the best tina. has been held there. TIE
church was handsomely decorated and the
house vas fl led with sn ate nrive audience
Clark & Milliken will start teams for the
woods the first of next month. They 81
saiv have one crew at work on Pariin
stream
The dance in the opera house last Friday
evening nettsd the Uaiver-alist socie.v a
good sam. I'vas given by young ladies
who sh Nv ed thst they car manage d4nce
asd make it beilliant success. The nexf
ore IS to be ven by the yoaf men Of the
.ociety Nov. .ih in the Opera Hoass-
An order wss IT ceivtd at the M II MoB-
d.y from Nsv Haven, Coan-, parties
They are nos filing al order for the oil
Colony railroad.
IL is reported that the shoe manufactur-
ing firm of ". F. Morgan & Co. has unti
ded their employees of proposed reduc:i n
in wages In Their shop here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
Forsiga Notes.

The London Times vicona correspon-
dent says the Austrian cabinet considers 1t
yet premature to take decisive action 70.
gsrhing the new American taiii.
i, letter 10 the London Tioes, Stanley
says the Congo State mast be allowed to
tax trade for its protection and expansion.
Unlcss moderate duty be collected on
imports, the suppression OF slave raiding
on the upper Congo can never be accom-
pli,hed,
The Dnhlin Express commenting ON
Balfout's tour In Ireland, says thst gentle
man and his co onranivps will long icmem-
Der the ,urncy Saturday IN the midst OF .
hsrca storm which helped To reveal the
wli AVID miserable prospects IL gave
them Vivid experience Of the terrible con-
di'ions under which the scattered popula.
ton in the west OF ireland maintain their
struggle f6- existence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
BLECTROCUTlON.
Question Of Constitutionality
Before Supreme Court.
EndsaTofs 10 Establish Identity Of An
erican Under Arrest In Turkey,


WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The first motion
Z, secure tioal setion from the Supreme
Court of the Uei,ed States on the question
Of the eonsti,u,ionsli'y of the New York
electrical execution Law wss made in the
Supreme Cont today. II was moved ,ha,
the pending care, which is of q Japsnsse
under sentence of desth in New York,
which the Supreme Court is asked 10 pass
upon, be advanced snd set down for speedy
be ring.
The point raised in the case is that
Kemmler's execution demonstrated that
killing by electricity 10 cruel snd unusual
puni.hment. and as such is prohibited by
the constitution of the United States. At
ter the counsel had made 4 motioa, Chief
Justice Fuller asked: lis there any dis
nncsion between this ease and the ease of
Kemmler?"
d. OCallahsn, who was the eouosel
who made the motion, responded: Yes,
sir. this distinction. that the carrying out
of the sentence in the kemmler case was
rot scientifically successful. ard the pc
titioner hopes that electricity will be de-
ciied TO be not the proper mode
The court took the papers.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave Oak lAuJ a. fnllowa going
north 30 4. N and ~ =. ", connecting viii
morning train on Asinr Cep'rsl Railroad from
Bangor and Waterviiie. and afternoon lrains from
Augusta.
Trains Leave Bingham. going south 5.o'
A. ~ and u ~ 4. ~. connecting at Oakland wtth
morning trains on Maine Central Railroad via
h'ih r"utes 70 forilani, and with afternoon traip
for fessinnd and Bangor.
wM NJ. ANER. Supt.
August 80 tspo.
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LocKnoRr. n. Y, Oct. 91.--The Niags-
ra Falls aad Lewi,ton E!scsfic R-ireAd
Company. which il building road along
the edge of the Niagara River, under The
bank, has struck snsg in crossing De
vssux College grousds as the railroad is
not public necessity and the Dsyesar
lArds were dedicated 10 public u,e The
uu tees of Deyeaax saw they are wiling to
grant the franchise for $50 600 ihe
railroad company claims this smoun, is 100
much, sni will have n commission appciat
ei TO coademn the lands.
John II. Buck. trustee of the college
says: 1--WE now get 81 900 yss for the
Whirlpool Railroad Compary's piivilegg
and II we should grant the right to this
company We should cut of our present To-
come. 20 We have determined to place the
privilege at such a sum as will give Us NJ
interest equal 10 our present income, =
This electro road is one of three 10 he
bnilt from Buffalo TO Lewiston via Niaga-
rs Falls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
GLADSTONE SPEAKS
Before q Mass Meeting Of Lib
erals at EdibTsuSh.
he Urges the People 10 Watch Naval
and Military Expenditures.
which He Declares Has Gone Beyond
Prudence and Propristy.

EnmoRouen, Oct sT.--A meeting Of
the liberals ~ss held here today. Glad
stone delivered an address. In the corrse
Of hs speech he urged ,he people to closely
watch ihs naval aud military expenditures
af the government, which, he declared. had
gone beyond the bounds of prudence end
prsprie,y Gladstone blamed Lord SAlis-
bury for sending an accredited envoy to
the Vatican. Similar action, be said, had
revcr been taken since the Pope lost tenn
porsl power, The sending Of Gen. Sim
nous to consult with the Pope regarding
the rights Of the Catholic church in Malta
came dsnserously near supporting the
pspSl claims TO the clerical eomiaion over
mart OF ltAly.
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Nelson At home.


Special to the kennebec Journal
WAIERvnLE, Oct. 27.- Since Mr.. C. II.
Nelson returned from the West he has been
receiving congratulations on every band,
and is naturally in the very best spirit, im.
agi ,able. lie fully believes that his horse
can make q mile in 0S. and he is rot
slone in this belief He could have tasea
him to Chicago and there exhibi cd his
speed for 5000 and 25 p cent of the gate
receipts, but when he received the Dip Itch
he said his horses were all on the cars
TO start east, that he was ,ired, hi, men
men were tired, and with a record for lis
horse which makes him the king Of trotting
Stalliors, ~hile he has shown quar- crs aud
halves which completely be~ilder horse
men and leaves everybody speculsting as
to what is the actual limit OF his sueed, he
concluded the best thing he could do was
to keep right on until he and his horses
reached Sunnyside, and next ear enter the
campaign again. The reception and ban
qnet in honor Of Mr.. Nelson and his peer
less horse will probably occur some time
next veek-possibly the last of this week
but the date has not yet been annouced.
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Too Late-He Had Made the App int
meats.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct 21,-An appli
caiiou was made this afternoon for al in
junction to restrain Mayor M9,by ffem
appointing the members of the board of
city affairs, authorized oy an act of tn
legislature passed. Friday last. Applica
ton WAS made by three members of the
board of public improvements, which was
abolished by the same act.
The ground of the application is that The
act Of Legislature is illegal and void be-
cause unconstitutional in being a special
act conferring corporate powers, and in
that it limits The selection of members to
the two leading political parties. tenn
porary orter was issued. Mayor Mosby
said that in the morning he would sppoint
the board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
Count di Montercols IL Iasane.

PHILApELrmA. Oct. 25.--Guisss ppe
Ca,u.si. Count di MoniercoIe. who vas
arrested some monIhs ago and sentenc d
to Elk months imprisonment in the
county jail for esturbinz the scur-
rilous circles about his wife formerly
Miss Virginia Knox OF Pit;sbnrg, has, SINCE
his confinement in prs n, developed q sin
gular mouom4nis thst amounts 10 inssbity.
HE seems TO imagine thst his wife has brihed
the prison officials TO Place p i,on in his
food, and that he is dying slowly by the
poison. He sii has some weeks TO serve
of bis sentence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-28
Restored to Citizen ship.

WASHINGTON, Ott. 21.-Tbe president
has granted the petition of Louis Beiral Of
New York for restoration TO citlzenship
Beiral was sen,erced to ffve years. imp'is-
onment in the State prison for attempting
TO kill Hans Beattie, Surveyor of the Port
Of New York. The president. in granting
he petiiion. says that the petitioner has
fully suffered the ten'ence of inpsisormsn nj
and is row free and as only the loss Of cit
izensbip remains, AMI in view of bis ser
vice sni wounds during the civil wsr. and
his expressed penitsDce for his crime, the
pardon is granted.
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Cherokees Want 800 900 Back
Rental for osass Money.

Kansas CRY, No, Oct. 27.-Wiliiam
jackson of Tsilequab, member of the
lower house of the Cherokee Council, 10 in
the city TO look after the interests Of his
people in the collection Of 500 900 bsck
reptsl for grass money which the Ma
tionsl Live Sock Association at its las.
NEE ting refused 10 pay. A special session
of the counol viii be called for November
5, when all the chiefs will be present. The
President will fret be sppesled to, and if
no favorable response can be secured from
the Executive the Indians will begin regular
suits in eours to recover their money. The
Cberokees are very angry over the situs'
tioa ami threaten to confscaie any cattle
they can fird on or nesr the strip.
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Iw, Maine sone ousrs Ia rsoubls.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., Oct. 27.-puripg
the heavy plos Sunday. the fishing sehoon-
er ,Eme,sld'' Of Portland. lying il III,
lower harber, dragged her anchor and went
on Hicks Rpcss al the mou h of Spruce
Creek, where she remained until midnigh',
when she was pulled of by tug Montana,
leaking quite badly.
Early Monday morning Jerry's Poipt life
saving station discovered lumber laden
vessel anchored of the point fy ing the sig
nal of distress. The crew boarded her snd
found her to be the schooner S. S. Smith
Of Bath with the loss of her main toom.
The crew rendered assistance and procured
the services of a tug and the vessel was
brought up to the navy yard where .he will
discharge her cargo which is for the new
naval EospitAl