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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Gin @ibyult Trieoti6 0ilbeIm iii.

Dor geuau flnf;is Sabrsn t~urifrts ia
bOben Rreiien Elm p~itantss 9dtiat5su
bon benz psrmiidteu grauti8mud elmer
p,suBi5eu Yr;r;:iftu, uel9s sinsm Dol.
ldnbii3en 9rinssH ansetraut mar, unb BITE
ibren S4mut in irssnb sinem 8eriasumt
eutbstte. wobtu Der firltli9s @suiabl bsns
ielbsn bright bate. CUR ieIbsu Ssit
flbrts Der ruiRi5s 5elbmari4aq Disbitlt
istnsn beribmten SaIturibsrsaus aus, Der
ibm ben Ssinamsn rSabaItansfi" eins
bra9te. Oarauf MN i5srsts Der preuBi.
i3s R6nis mad ieinsr bsrbsn Wanier In
usrtrautsm Rrsiis: v8sl9sr rlutsri9isb
bsffsbt suii4ss Dteb!ii9 unb mstnsm lies
ben Sspanotsn IN SOnanb7 - Der sins
1T Der Disbiti4 SabaItanStt, Der Anbsrs
1T Der Stiebis Otamansti!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Die Glieubeiu' 3dger In Suncrairifa.

DIE GlfenDetn' Sdger IN Suncrafrltd.
&ussnblidIi9 - 70 ersabIt STANLEY tn
Srhfel - trdst f9 TIM Sunsrn afritas
S4redlideres su. aIs BITE Sc~lapeuiasb,
rdmli9 BITE Sasb auf @~lfsnbsiu. Gle
toftet tshnmaI mebr 8Iut unb Ebrdnen aIs
isne. I'm ii1 Der foitbaren Waare Al be.
mddtisen, ideuen bic &dubsr Dor ieiuem
Serbrsden suriid. 8on Npansus Der
ue,breiteu fe fd i'm Sesnsebiete Bis mad
Der eben pon gmin psrlafsnen gropini,
tn ben eroBsn llrpdlbern am aruutmi unb
Sber : &onso, %plinbernb, ienesnb unb
moroenb uub bic toiibarsu glfsnbsinsdbne
raubenb. Die Neser fonusu, menn ie
auf ibren glspbanteniasben cine gentle
Wense @lfenbsin erbeutst baben, fi1er
iein, baB zines Cages cine Notie Nraber
iber ibr Dorf berfdat, nun ibnen um isben
preis ibr wttbuOllss gtsentbum su
nebnten. llnb bieie Raubsise fnb f1rsfii.
der aIs bic SeIausniaso. Bei bisier
fon,mt es ben Mrabetn Dor allen barauf an,
betm ueberfaqe zines Dorfss mo sIi4if uiels
brau4bare Ndnner gu fausen, uIio uns
n0tbtses @emebeI 3u psrmeiben. gr t6btet
unb pIinbert, aber nit tIuser WdBisuus.
Wta ct @Ifenbein babsn. 10 brau9t er fid
nt5t au mdBisen. gr mortet, msseIt.
entpoltert san3e @esenSen obne @rbarmen.
9rauenbafte an3ei&eu btefer fur9tbaren
gIfenbsiniasb babe t9 BET msinsr Dur1'
qusrnns ansetrOffen. idredIi9er, emp6rens
Der ais bic StIuusuiasbeu. Oie S9uI:
btssn ftnb arabiide Sduptlinse, bic sissns
enselernte Wanisma' Sorben befsblissn.
Sic i9affsn I'm Suuersn Der WdIbsr BFans
5unsen aIs SinterbaIt ibrer Spsrationsn,
NIT bsnen f1e, ute NIT sinsm RieieHs
Spinnennee gang Spnerafrita umipannen.
Au4 Der &teienwalb am Grupimi tsnnt
ioIde Raubfdtten. Weine grpsoitiou not
gu i9pa4, nm etwas baseseu tbuu 81
fSunen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
9us benz 0eletie.

Bel &aIarta Tam Die msuibIi6s Dtaiainsris ibrS
6uuittOueH ui6t Sur SdIfte Usrridtsu. 9sroauuus, ab.
i%onosruus, Auslesruus limb in lHorOnuus, bas SIut pirr
~wdisris, bic Rsrpsu srmatteu, bic Ssibtsiarbe pir6 bleid,
Der S6lai 1T sstOrt uuO Der appstit IauHsubait. S6ret.
IT'D tit Oieis Srautbsit, ilrdtsrIid ibrs GOuiequsuSsn. Is
stbt %tnSsieu elm betauutss GsssHsiit ssssH has miasma.
tIias Stit uHO siueH idersH Sdus sessa Oaielbs. Sn ben
NalariassssuOsu bss Slbsus uuO g8sitsus, In SaOsame.
rita, Guatemala uuO uui benz Sfbmus pom Banana, 10.
pe aud In ben ibsrissiidsH sauOsrn, no bic glass si.
tirt, bat Oas uuuababmIi6e grdUsutiUs unS Ssilmitttl
SOitettsr's DsuSsusSitters, p6brsuO Der lsStsu ~iiuiuns.
srsiBis Sabre bas gsbist i,iHsr Sraudbartsit ~bsItauSis CT.
psttet uub isiusH iOupsrdusu @srtb bsmonitrirt. gas
Sittsrs BELT ssbsrIsiOsu, Observation-Disclosures, Ser.
~itOpfuus, MsreuIsibeu. &bsumutismus uus a~assmsiu,
SaRdas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Su Seriorot 6etreibeu felt &ur;sm 40

gu Setforot bstretbsu felt aur;:m auei
StOrnjtsiufsasr ibre IdnbItte Erarjs nit
6ilfs eiues 6abrrabss. WaH tam R5
Ssnten. wei4su giubrut bisie Nsueruns
inter ben bisOsren Bausrn bss Rapsnss
berger Qaubss hsroorruft. Rommt ba cine
8auersfrau aus benz Dorfe WaHbsrssn
Nbsnbs ip6t bstm Wonbeuitstu BON einem
Beiu4s tn Rsuts ,urit. Ourd bic Stias
Der nd&tlt9sn 2anbi&ait. burd ben Rs:
5betidIeier auf Den Wieisu upb bas @ss
itrei hsr GAIsn in ben Bappslu Elm usnis
dnsfflib seiiiumt, iteht he plOsIid bic
i4uarss 9siiatt bes S4orniteiufsssrs nit
Wiubeseils IN fh9 uariosri@pebsn. gnts
fsSt silt he pon Sauren unb am aubsrn
WOrssn fcmmt lie bsfiirtt gum 8farrsr
selaufsnen nit ben WoIteu: v5:rr ga:
llor, id bsbte Den 9iwsl isibn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
@arum bic Wild BEL @suitterIuft A

@arum bic WiId bel 9suittsrIuft sus
iammsnIdaft. lift NIT penisen Wortsu srs
tldrt. Ste 9uit beftsbt aus Saustitof unb
Stidfoff. Ser srifers 1T ss, Der f4 NIT
allen a6rpsrn tets tuuis gu uerbtHben iu9t,
He bpr4btinst, unb babur9 8stdnSeruussn
(4emii9e Prc3siID bsruO,briust. Otss
gei4tebt aud BEL Der Wttl9, unb barum
wiro He BET uornalsn Ssmpsraturuerbilts
uiiIsn allmdbli4 iausr rnb bid. 8ei @s:
wiitsr III bic Quit aber NIT boppeltem Bros
tsntsebalt on Saue,itoff, bea iossnanrten
S3cn anseiiat. bfsbaIb TT bic 8srbincuns
adrter. bic 4suiidsn Brotehs gebeu raider
Dor iit, unh aus Der WfiI6 itsibst f9 Der
&disfrT; iis wiro babel aber niGt iauer,
iOuoern bIeibt iaB, lptro auf bic Oausr absr
bitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Wh0efeffi0t.

Gin ebenio hummer wie bo4mitbtser
gbeImann fragile eiuenen uuseabeIten uers
bienfuolleu Sffster ipSttiid: rStnb sic
AUDI uon alter 6ertunft3" - Oas wta
t1 pobl meinen," autuot Ssnsr rubis ;
I'D weiB nur ui9t seuau, usI4sr uon
Noab's bret SObnsn mein Stammuatsr
mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
On Ya,him /. d., Der 9sburtsitat

Sa Faf1iM I. Wt., Der 9eouttsFaof
bes 9ensrals JsIbmari4als @rafsn WoIs
te, 1T Elm GOmits tuiammeu sctreten, wel'
DIS gum 26. SttObsr, ben 80 9sburtss
tase oes sreiieu 5sIbbsrrn, etue 5sisr uors
bsrsitet. Der 4Ian ssbt babiu, bur9 gang
Osuti9lanb cine Sammluns 81 usranitaIs
ten su benz 3uede, bas @sburtsbaus
WOItte's an~autaufen unb bansIbe NIT benz
wsitsrsm grtrase Der SammIuns benz
@rafen Moltte ais nationaIes @ei5snt
barsubrinsen untsr sIsi4,sitissm @riu9eu.
bas Saus nsbif benz seiamueItsn capital
3u irssnb elmer Stiftuns gu befimmsu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Muh Gin GeitGit. @an3 tn

Mu6 Gin 0eidGit, Sang tn Der
Stiue bat MIeranbsr Sulipan Der gieI,
s%suanuts, benz Abpootatsn Grubs slsi1
beim Yesinns bss groninmorb Yrojsbss
isiu @runbstssntbum ibsrtrassn. 9is
Sa9s III srft istt In bic OsfisntIi9tsit
selanst. ste pirft ionbsrbarss 2i9t auf
Sultuan, ben fiir rst9 ssbaItsnsu Mbpo'
tatsn-woats sr f9 fur ALE Sdas fiber
ifsasn-obsr wollts sr fur arm ssltsn-
um benz 8erba9ts su entssbsn - bic
snoruen Summen, usI@s Der Worb unb
Der Mortpro3eB foffste, ssipsnbst sa bas
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Sm Neibbaas.

rSd6nsn sutsn Worssn. | bdtt' pobl a
iG6ne Sitt' an Sic. Ssb'n Sc. i'd m65t'
bier germ mel Sett usriese, menus nur BITE
@ite bdttsn, mid BET Der Hadt alemuI
b'rtn idlafsr B'lafsu, natbsr t0uusu's ben
aanisn Gas iibsr bsbaIten.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
@unoerpoQe Maiif,

Dame i'm 8outert: vOas @sisenio!o
1T uunbsruoll." = 9srr: .Bab!"-
DAME: rSpielsu ste aud 9etse2"-
SER: vgtetn, absr elm 8ierteI In bsr
preubif6eR 2ottsrte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Nuh cine Uerberei.

r@as fur elm @ebdubs III bas2" frast
Elm Srember einsr tIeinsu Suusen, auf etn
S9uIbaus beutsnb. - vDas", erutbsrts
ber Suuse bstribt unb it9 ben Ridsn rsis
tenb, hos lit Elm @erberet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
HaB!aab unter bdlt tn garis sablrei4s

UuB!uHU uHIet 9uIl Ut PaFIo 6u9IIeIVe
ssbsiurs 9oIi;ei.a ssntsu. 3wsi bsrisIbsn
etbalten @sbaIte pon ~, 900 unb l6. 900
Dollars idb,Iid. 0isisIbsn seb6ren Der
ruiIiheu Nriftotratii an. SIrit g., Der
aus Sulsarien aussswisisn wutbe, mar;
ruifider pOltSsi'a agent in Pa,is. Aud
Dameu wsrbeu oft aIs SpissI u~srweuost.
Cine italisniids grinsefin iOa iabreIuns
elm Giutommsu BON Der ruifi9eu Rssis.
ring bs,osen bubsn. Gutacasp war Der
Isste ruiii3e BoItSst9sf IN Baris. Der
ielbe erbieIt aIetn idbr!i9 5O,oOo Dollars,
um Die fransOfi4s Preds oamit ta ers
tGufsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
SHt SeehQ0.

Srau COMMENCEMENT (san3 biuserifsu
BON benz bsrrIi9en ausbItd uuf Die Rife,
3u ibrem 9emabD: y8sld' bsrrIids
ausf9t! llabeaabtbar! - Ssrr Com:
mer3tsnratb: r&sb' rir, is lit besabIt,
msr tOnnen ie besabler! |"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Sd lit iause on Sartleibiafsit unb sss
brdudte usri5ieoene Wittsl obue grfols.
Grit bur9 bic anuenbnus pom Or. Ausuft
R0ais's Samburssr GrOpfsn wurbs Id
oaussno ssbeiIt. - Soispb Ssigsl, ct.
Rasian,. Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Ser permsi9srts GgE.

Gants: Rum. @rst3sn. milf Du
mir tsiusu Rug ssbsa2" - @rst9su Unit
9dursu uno 5iBsn sappeInb): .9tsin,
nein. Sapa iast, Du bitteff siueu 10 unss'
waihenen Wunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
StiMmt.

Ssrr: .Was ut bsuu Da obsn fir eli
2arm2~ Sobaun: Ger @sors ton sr
item Stc6 bGIst fd NIT tsn Ria,
. ter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

llrtbeile ni6t INNER nod duBer,m S6ein!
llni6sinbar unb raub tann bic Sdale oft fem
limb bsnno6 uortrsfhtb unb ebel Der Sern !; =
8ermutb ni4t slei6 Soies, bas @ute 9laub'
aeru
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

SER Gbas. u. Tuloa, 1926 OrIeans'
Ctr, Baltimore, Wo., idrieb am 10.
Os3., 1889. Sd bate beftiss 6iftsns
i9mersen unb purbe erit ~uouitdubis sebsilt,
na5oem i'd ct. Satobs Del n~npauote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Der Neib 1T cine re6te Guile, 10 bas 0tbt zines
Gnsern Slides ni1t pertrasen fam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Gin grocer SebIer, Sreunb, 1T bas geri9penoen
Gin 9r0b'rer aber 1T unb bletbt Der @ei,;
2dBt iener ale guit Dor 3stteu enben,
Sat 6ieier ME 9efannt bes 9ebens Neis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
RGerret SpdR ano Grna.
Spriite unb Qsbeusreaeln.

Sptiite unb 9sbeusregeln.
Sinbern, Sreunb, itebt gut has Spielen
uno Der eSueero uebermutb,
2ber ernite allbeit gut
ytGnrern NIT bewrBteu 3ieleu.
Treupb. es purbe uns ba5 9eben
Gum Sertrdumeu ni6t gegeben.
$50 ii6 Nreuben uns erihlieben,
Solen mir iie frob seuieBen.
8ie ieoer auf Grben elm andres geli6t,
Sat anoere anit6ten ieber,
So6 merle, mos elmer au6 treibt unb ipri6t,
Den So9el tennt man on Der Seoer.
Senme bes 6uBes aauf,
@be BIZ matt bit,
Sore ;u trinten auf,
Gbe bu iatt biit;
Spanne bic Sebne ab.
Gbe iie idlaii lit,
Stede ben gelltel elm,
@enn er nod ftrafi III.
Tielen geratbeu bah
@eitern uno beut' i'd,
aber mobl rlimmer wero'
Selber 9eideiot i9!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
FREE COINAGE.
Silver Wins Two Points in Yesterday a
Meeting of the House Committee.

WAsuMGToN, March l8.--Only eleven
members of the house committee on coin
age, weights and measures were present
yesterday when the Window silver bill
was again under discussion. An amend
mcnt by Bartine, providing for free coin
age, when price OF silver reaches 81 for
% grains pure silver, was adopted by
Il majority vote. Williams offered an
amendment which was adopted, striking
ont the section authorizing the secretary
Of the treasury to suspend temporarily
the receipt OF silver bullion at any time
when he is satisfied that though combi-
nation or speculative manipulation the
market price is arbitrary, nominal or
fictitious. A motion by Bartine, provid-
ing that notes issued for silver bullion
deposited shall be redeemed upon demand
in lawful money was lost, and motion
to reconsider was made which was pend
ing when the hour for adjournment ar
rived. The bill goes over until Monday
in order to allow members of the commit
tee who were absent from the meeting to
consider what had been done. 1t may be
recalled and amended at the next meet
ing Of the committee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
Let Her Brew.

OTTAWA, March l7.-Prol. Il. Stone
Wiggins, Canadian weather prophet, has
predicted very violent storm. He saws
it will be felt all over the world and will
reach Europe from the 18th to the 18th
instant, and burst over the continent OF
America between the 2lst and 22d instant.
Nothing short of mrice, he says, will
prevent the destruction CT shipping that
may he caught out of harbor, and vol
canic eruptions and earthquakes will take
place in the south and on the Pacific
coast, and also in Europe. During the
last two years there has been unusual
planetary actions over our Northern Pa
cific ocean, especially Japan and China.
This powerful attraction contracted that
part of the planet, causing earthquakes,
volcanic eruptions and over all oftlle Yel-
low river which swept over large area
and drowned thousands of people. The
storm will originate in the Northern Pa
cafe and it will be the most dangerous on
that ocean. On account OF tidal waves it
will be very heavy in America One part
of it will move up the Mississippi valley
and cone down the great lakes, while
the northeast current will move over Que
bee to meet and welcome it. A gale will
be heavy from the southeast and east in
maritime provinces and eastern United
States.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18

fortunate that the Associated Press should
baye made such mistake in sending out
Il synopsis Of the Oklahoma bill, by
stating that it opened the strip 10 white
settlement. lie fears it will occasion loss
to Il great number of people who were
mlsIead, and settlers acting upon this
information will move on the Cherokee
strip without delay. and the probabilities
are the government will be called upon
TO eXpel them before the negotiations
with the Cherokees are completed. The
danger is that these settlers will lose all
they take with them. Judge Perkins
says that all the settlers should stay ont
Of the strip until they can go there with
the sanction and protection OF law. The
bill sill not become law until The differ
enccs between the senate aud the house
are adjusted and it is approved by the
president,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
Around the World.

PoRr TOWNSEND, W. T., March 49,
Mrs. Regina Rnthschild, young lady of
this city, started yesterday on a trip
around the world. She is determined, ii
possible, to break all previous records in
globe trOtting. The citizens subscribed
$4,000 toward defraying the expenses OF
the trip. She expects to make the trip in
sixty-one days. George Francis Train
sailed from Tacoma yesterday with SINH
lar purpose in view. He proposes to en-
circle the globe in sixty days. Washing
ton will watch the race with a good deal
of interest, although all the other states
may regard it with Indifference after the
tour of Miss Nellie Bly, and Miss Bisland.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
AID FOR ARIZONA.
a Funding Act Proposed for the Relief
of the Territory.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.--The commit
tee on territories has made favorab e
report on the Arizona funding act. 1t
saws:
The assessed valuation of the territory
is, in round numbers, $3J, 900, 900, and
the Indebtedness of the territory, counties,
cities and school districts, about SO 000,-
900, or 10 per cent of the assessed vaua-
ton. The rate of interest on the present
Indebtedness is not less than 6 per cent,
and much OF it is 10 per cent per annum,
the average being about s per cent.
This high rate of interest has been paid
regularly, and all the bonds, territorial,
county, city and school, are held at or
about par, and they were all issued for in
debtedness created prior to the Harrison
act. At the time said act went into effect
the territorial and county treasures were
without funds acd continued without funds
until the next taxes were paid.
In order to carry on the government it
became necessary to create a debt, and
this debt was placed in the form of war
rants bearing 10 per cent interest. Not
withstanding the high rate of interest,
these warrants have never had good
commercial standing on account of their
dubious legal status.
1t is, therefore, a fact that the running
expenses of the territory, including coun-
ties, cities and school districts, are largely
increased by the deprecated values OF
warrants and the high rate of interest
they bear. The territory, and many of
the counties, have each year fallen lit
tie behind the preceding year in meeting
their expenses, and tits therefore an abso-
lutte necessity to afford them relief
The committee believes that a territorial
bond, with the long time proposed, and
having the approval OF congress, can be
sold at par, bearing less rate of interest
than in any other way, and thereby
secure for the territory the much needed
relief and the saving of 500, 900 annually.
The time in which the Indebtedness may
be funded is placed at December 80, 1890,
when the taxes are due and payable
From and after that date there will be
cash Oh hand with which to meet the cur.
rent expenses OF the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18

GUrHRIr, |. T., March 1S.--The presi-
dents proclamation ordering all settlers
on the Cherokee strip to vacate is already
having the desired effect. This, together
with the orders received by Gen. Merritt
at Fort Leayenworth, to use troops if
necessary to eject the boomers has already
caused a considerable exodus from the
forbidden territory. All day long the
trains were loaded down with boomers
leaving the strip.
Washington. - Chief Mayes, OF the
Cherokee strip, is wild over its occnpa-
ton hy the boomers. He iorcibly ex-
pressed his opinion that some OF them
should he shot down.
st. Louis.-Word has reached here
that there is great activity in Fort Leaven-
worth in preparing tor the. ,epsa;.re s.
the troops to expel the boomers IRON the
Cherokee strip. There are five compa-
MES Of infantry, four OF cavalry and one
If artillery at the fort and all except the
artillery are expected to 90 to the strip.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
The New French Cabinet,

PARIS, March lS.--The new French
cabinet is composed as follows: President
of the council and minister of war, Frey
cinet; foreign affairs, Rlbot; interior,
Constans; finance, Rouvier; justice, Fal.
liefes; commerce, Rookie; public instruc-
ton, Bourgeois; agriculture, Develle pub
lie works; Guyot; marine, Barley; colo
MES, Etienne.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, March lS.--At q meeting
OF the worlds fair committee Yesterday
IN the absence OF two members favorable
to Chicago, it was voted to fix the time OF
opening the fair on April 5, 1892, and
closing in October. At meeting to-mor-
row an,attempt will probably be made to
reverse this action, fixing the dedication
in October, 1892, and the re- dlar opening
in April, 1888.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
Sulliyan's Case.

JACKSON, Miss, March lS.--ln the case
of John L. Sullivan for prize fighting, in
the supreme court the judgment of the
court below was reversed, and Sullivan
remanded to be held under bond to answer
such indictments as may be found at the
next term OF court.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18

The supreme court has affirmed the de
csion OF the Idaho supreme court in the
ease involving the legality Of certain pro-
ceedings OF the 18th session ol the le4is-
lature Of Idaho.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-18
Public Domain Difficulties,

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Judge Perkins
of Kansas, IN speaking Yesterday Of the
Oklahoma bill as passed by the house.
said that an effort would be made to have
the conference appointed at the earliest
possible moment. The house bill, he
went on to say. differs materially FROM
that OF the senate, as the latter provides
for temporary government for on Y
little strip of the country. 1t passes over
stretch of country nearly 25O miles in
length and takes in "No Mans Land"
whereas the house bill creates compact
and homogeneous country of about 2S,-
0O0, 900 acres of land, including not only
"No Mans Land'' but all of tile Indian
territory west of the 06th degree. 1t also
declares "No Mans and ; to be part of
the public domain and provides for its
settlement under the homestead laws,
and for land office to be located at
Beaver City, with preference given to the
settlers who are already there. As to the
Cherokee strip and the Indian reserva-
ton, Judge Perkins says that no jurisdic-
ton can be exercised over those, except
for judicial purposes, until the Indian
tribes are extinguished or the Indians
consent to it. Judge Perkins says that
personally he is in favor Of the opening
of the Cherokee strip to settlement under
the homestead laws at the earliest posi-
BILE moment, and he has bill already
reported from the Indian affairs commit
tee which provides for this, but in con-
sequence OF the opposition to tie measure
he hardly thinks it possible to secure its
passage until negotiations are had with
The Cherokees to obtain their consent that
it shall be opened to white settlement,
and Judge Perkins regards it as very un-
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CARE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The committee on appropriations have
been asked by the supervising architect
to include in the sundry civi! appropria-
ton bIIl the following items for the care
and preservation of such public buildings
as are now, or will be, completed before
the expiration OF another fiscal year;
Denver court house and postonice, &c.
330; Carson City court house and post
Office, ~ ,220; Santa Fe court house, s.
go; Santa Fe court house and postoBice,
81 400