Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-22
DEPARTMENT OF THr PLATTE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,
 Omaha, Nov. 19-Gep BrooL z, com manding tbs depsrtmens of she Platte, hns left for he C. ne ci he expected In dian tFoTb' iil.- com eny sill leave Hnshviil- 'o night, and the cavalry are us Ii 1T ord r. i.- nnvs ir. nl here not later than Il o'cIoc.. t. u,gut, with the aim of rehc''inp t!e Pine Ridge agency y ,.'clo'k, T '-edsy morning.
 Toe intonii0 of 2. e, G,maUdsr is to mass ss mruv tr ps d. possible st tie am" uOp tie vicinity of the asencJ agent Rj an, st PlDe Ridge, ,eIez pred sbe tieDer-i repeat. dly, aud VI en nf e S werr issled cuutsfing sold iers l., bat vi.'initY, he begged that In- tJIm4'iou m. SDt bJ withheld from the n>~s, ,-ap-rs. He fearei that 1t would r..ncI tie Eavages aS |: would be settled, ~l',i 0rtore troops cculd prevent 1t the Iul,HEs mlg'.t massacre every white l.-rs i fund on tha 'e-ervatiOn. It has lat. b VI: aorvu, cej that the Indians a. H b ii h . rIsen en m.sse, and are ! t;..c e. ng IT. Pine Ritge, hich is about ii, .::'lea dis'ant. If it should prove 1 in h. T f'l,t;sj, nii available troops :i ..s ;e:-.i io tie ecsU4 uf troabie ..nei,.--:s Go far rs huOwr, jrv pS |. ,hs G-pHr. llsD Dt oi b kuta have not Vt been cIil-d for.
 -s. Johns, Ariz., Nov m ar 19-Apa- ci.e county gives S-aiIh 2U7 majoisy.
 NEW YKK Nov. l8.-rte h1udrsi an.i ;w-uty-seconl hnnuai o@Lquot Of the N-. YoGk chamber of CommeTce Wa. hsld to-night.
 President Smith, in his address, sad ae was profoundly convinced inst reef pr. ct. is the Les wbich will open wide the door, tf commercial intercourse and give to Us au outlet for Onr surplus | products.
 Ch, a.cy Depew spoke at length on the events in the financial world. In tbs cnurse of bis speech he said tn 4 within tine past few weeks We have stuod the strriD of rFpurehnse of all O. our bones rni stocks which Europe d.sn-d q to s-l. l, was g fe~rful tes., ,uj i, -u:-rbly i4Inuus'rnted the tinEn- ci.l sirereir, of OUT fDsncisl stu at'Un, sh suundnesf uf our cIedis hnd th1 Ter ID .n-rc- of ouE prosperity. The break mg of the d ni o' ,his EurOp"fu reier- evir may lour upon us H stream ot se- curitj-s whIcu my reducs Vs.uas 25 10 50 per c~ut, Such contracting would at certain times suspend the aUsinesa cf tn, cyunt.y v aud bring abOai taukfup,cy i'd rura Thes4 pCseibIhiiss will ba nve tt': se we grow rich ennugn to ab- -oTb our own securities.
 Bus E., incte ease our available resour ces we must enlarge the area of the mar k-t for our surplus products. Ths SO luton If the dangerous problem and onr future D. p-osperitv lies largely Tn the direction uf commercial reciprocity among the nations of sll America. | Carl ahulz made brief addr, ss, call ing for such revision 0, the tariff ss will relieve ou- manufacturing industries of the artificial burdens which increase the cost of thoss things they have to use ln pruduct;on, and give them 8 fair chance for the expert trade.
 Ex Presidsnt Cleveland was called on to say sonsthiue, Depew had men toned that Congressman Springer had nominated Cls velaDd for the next Dem ocratic Presidential candidate, and said he hoped ,he Republicans would nom mate that champion Of reciprocity, James G. Blaine.
 Mir. Cleveland was not on the pro- Rraume t., spesk and on arising made but few remarks. He said he had heard good desl to night about recip- rocity with the Sprnish-speakinR people. "Now if it's good thing to have reciP- rocity with our own people. We have hsard about Francs helping out Eng land and the United States fnGrcisliy :; why can they not do so comme2ci- lily. Pm sorry friend Dep W mentioned what Mir. Springer said, for i' does se:m to me of not much importance and of no interest to yOu, gentlemen
 | Mir Clevelsnd Jocuiarly referred to the banquet at Alb sny a f-w yesrs ago, wnsn Dspew had nominated him fron the Presidency, and hoped ths RePub- lican party wouli romiuhte "th"' grandest of statesmen, and plumeG kpig ht, the name witch rises to your lips but not to mine."
 | Cleveland ad led that he had reason to believe it WAS put that way, owing 'o Depew's extreme mOiesty. He sRid al the time he would, when he got good chance put iu good word for MT. De uew's candidacy, and asked t this evened up Spriuger'sr mark