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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-12
IDEAS on PROHIBITION

TOPEKA, Kan, July lit has been be-
heved by many that in case congress passes
the bill to remedy the original package de-
cision of the supreme court, it will be nee
essary to readopt the prohibition law
Judge c. \. Mcfarland, who is at Mantou,
writes to the Capital disagreeing with such
an opinion. He says: THE prohibition
law is held to be unconstitutional only be-
cause the constitution cOnfers the jUrisdic-
ton on congress in matters Of interstate
commerce and whenever congress opens
the way our law viii be on board again,
strengthened and perpetuated by the ma
lions wili''
Moses Samuels, VINO Judge Foster re-
leased last Monday on bond. has filed a pc
titiOn for an injunction restraining anv
further action in the case against him and
Interference with him in conducting the
business of selling original packages.
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DRS. TERRILL & PURDY.
DOCTOR
TERRILJ
154NNAIN ST, WICHITA. KAN.

Cures diseases Of women heretofore
abandoned by the profession. Such as
nbrOid tumors. dI-piaremeUts en-
larEem ents. pralap-u-. etc. by the use
Of electricity. according 10 the meth
DDS elaborated by the great French
Surgeon Apo=tolL
NERVOUS DISEAERS-Dr. TerTilI
wishes 10 call the attention of those
suffering from nervous disease. par
alysir, nervous prOstFatiOu. etc. 90 .
wonderful curative effects 10 be oe-
rived from electricity" y hen scIeu-
fifcally applied. and desires 10 state
that he makes the application OF cleo
tTicity in nervous disease a special
feature Of his practice. The doctor
has the finest hfty diamond carbon
cell battery ever seen IN the west and
all the appliances especially ada pied
10 the treatment OF lost mani hood
or seminal weakness. which he quick
y and permanently cures Dy the ald
Of electricity.
CATARRH-Every case of catarrh
Is curaDle II properly treated. regard
less Of y hat others have said. Many
cases cured by single treatment.
Pills, fstula and all rectal q isezses
cured; 70 knife, no pain; a cure guar
auteed.
Uretheral Structures quickly and
permanently cured: 10 cutting or
pain; no money until cured.
Chronic DISEAH Is Bronchitis,
asthma. hay fever. At throat and lung
troub bles, skin cru ptious- rheuIn ati-rn.
dropsy, BEKhts disease. BLADDER.
kidney and urinary diseases, blood
poison and private disease
S1PHILIS-Tbe drsa1 disease 81
mankind. quickly and perm entity
cured. By the neE treAtTn eni, without
the poisonous drugs q days gone Dy.
Medicine sent 10 al parts of the
country. send for question blank.
J.H. TERRILL, NJ d
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One Way of Finding out.

Clara tmeditatively)-How can be
quite certain that Augustus loves me for
ny wealth alone? Hal a sudden thought
strikes me! Augustusl
Augustus (ceRderly)-My own!
Clara-Betwoen two VINO love there
should be perfect fran1ness, should there
not?
Augustus-My angel, "a thousand times,
yes! (Aside) What the deuce does she
want to know?
Clara {slowly)-Then listen. Ny hair
grew upon other heads and my teeth are
t,lo best money could buy. by eyebrows
Sre false, my lips are painted, my cheeks
are rouged, and my dressmalzer makes
ne as well as my dresses. Say, Angus
tus, can you love me after these discIos-
ures?
Augustus faintlyl-I-I can!
Clara (sotto voce)-Ye gods, how deeply
in debt must this young man be!-Lon,
5o-, TrI1v
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, July
1.-THE highest temperature was 95o' .
the lowest up to Z p. m. 73So, and the
mean S4o The wind was fresh from the
south, with stationary pressure. There
are indications Of local showers and lower
temperature tomorrow.
Last year on July Il, the highest tenn
persture was 9a.', the lowest go, and the
mean 1859, and two years ago the cores
bonding teInl nleratures We're 81, rs and 80.
FRED t. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
July II, S p. m.-Forecast until S p. IN.
Saturday:
For Missouri-Fair weather in southern
portion, showers in northern portion, sta
tionary temperature. except in extreme
northern portion; cooler, southerly winds.
For Kansas-Fair weather, preceded by
showers in southeastern portion: westerly
winds, slightly cooler.
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BACK 10 HHINA

PHGNIX, Ariz.. July 1l-Application
was made yesterday before Judge Kibbey
for writ of habeas corpus in the cases of
twenty four Chinese who recently at
tempted to enter the United States from
Mexico. The United States attorney
raised the point that the Chinese in queS-
tion can not claim the privilege of habeas
corpus. they being aliens and being in the
nited States Illegally and in direct viola
ton of congressional enactment. Judge
Kibbey sustained the point and denied the
writ Counsel for the Chinese then made
an application for . writ of Certiorari.
which the court also denied upon the same
grounds The Chinese viii be taken 70
San Francisco tomorrow and by the col
lector of the port sent back 10 China in
conformity with the order of the United
SLnItS commissioner al IuC.nn.
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FACTS ABOUT BELTS.

Leather beFs must be well protected
against water, and even moisture.
The motion Of driving must run with
and not against the laps Of the oeIt.
Belts shonld be kept soft and pIiabls
For this purpose blood warm tsIlow, dried
In by heat Of fire or the sun, IL advlseL
India rubber Is she proper substance <or
belts exposed 70 the weather a. it. does not
absorb moisture ana stretch and decay.
The pulley should be little wider than
the belt required for tho WORK the diam
eter Of the pziieys should Ue as large as
can be adT1iUted-
The transmitting power Of a double belt
is - that Gf a siHgke belt a. teu is 90 seven.
In ordering palley6 the kind 81 belt 20 De
Used should always De specified
Leather oelts run with gram side to the
pulley VIII drive 70 per cent. more than il
run with flesh SIDE. The belt. as well a.
the pulley, sGlseres best when smooth and
tle grain aaEeres UesJ Uecauss IL u
sv~o-r- t---
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Figures Showing the Orders Growth in
Pennsylvanio-Other Items.

Figures Showing the Orders Growth in
PennsyIvanio-Other Items.
Grand Secretary of Pennsylvania Nichol-
son reports that during the year there were
admitted to membership 10, 4O6 making a
total in the state of SO, ,S96; number of
working lodges, 99S. Every defunct lodge
in Philadelphia has been revived, and there
are now $50 lodges in operation, with a
membership of "a, lS4; number of brothers
relieved, 13, 129; number of widowed fami-
lies relieved, 1,466; total amount paid for
relief, S489, 742 So, or 81 ,344 80 per day. The
estimated expenditures of the grand lodge
of the state for the ensuing year are s29, 735.
The session of the grand lodge in Day
ton, o., was notable from the fact that
every grand officer and representative was
present on the first day.
Nineteen candidates contested for the
office of grand warden of Michigan at the
last session of the grand lodge.
The board Of directors Of the Cincinnati
Odd Fellows Temple company has closed
a perpetual lesse for property on the south
west corner Of Seventh and Elm streets,
with privileges of purchase after fifteen
years for S100, eco, the annual ground rental
to be $500. The prelimiRsries for the con-
struction of the temple are well under way
At the recent session of the grand lodge
Of Maryland (the mother jurisdiction) the
grand secretary reported 40 limitations,
II admitted by card and "a reinstated;
total, 48S. There were IT'S deaths, 80 with
drawaIs, 391 suspended; total, $50; making
a total loss of rs members for the year
Number of members at present, 3,318
There are three Rebekah lodges. Number
Of brothers relieved, 1,798; making 12O67
weeks for which benefits were paid, and
the total amount paid out for relief was
$50, 1880. The amount Of lodge receipts
was S91, ,59947
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A. o. U. w.
Figures on Membership Which Are Very
ENCOURAGING.

Figures on Membership which Are Very
Encouraging.
Iowa had one assessment for June, Wis
consin two, Pennsyiyania two.
Grand Recorder Carder, OF Ontario, re-
ports SO applications received during the
uonth of 8sy.
Illinois mace net gain of - during the
month OF April, making the total mem
JeTship -, $40.
The total membership in good standing
May l was 81, $50. On April l it was
2S5, ,Tsq
Texas made net gain of y for April
The Dakotas, the baby jurisdiction,
gained 159 during April The total mem
oership at present is 7,o4S
The Let gain for the order during March
WIS ,, 7723.
The sum total disbursed during the
month o< March was s47l.I25-5
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great council of the United States for two
great suns, and was unanimously chosen
great senior sycamore. The following
great sun in 800 he was unanimously elect
ed great sachen. He Is an earnest advo-
cate Of the order, and by example and pre-
cept has endeavored to carry out its les
sons.
To Great Sachem Downes is due the in
ception of the now famous Masonic tribe
in the city of Boston, numbering over four
hundred members, adopted in two moons.
During his administration many new ideas
for adding to the interest in the tribes and
their councils have been carried out with
signal success.
He has been prominently identified with
the growth of the order in New England
during his connection with it, and has en-
deavored to keep it up to the high standard
set by his predecessors. That he has been
successful in so doing the brothers gener-
ally will cheerfully attest.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
An Important Decision by supreme Die
tatOr Savage-Notes.

An Important Decision by Supreme Die
tatOF Savage-Notcs.
Supreme Dictator Savage, Knights Of
Honor, has rendered decision in regard
to the sale or assignment Of benefit GER
tifcate which cannot but be of interest to
members in view of the fact that inquiries
are frequently made as to the extent bene-
ficiaries are bound by the laws of the Or
der. His decision is: "a benefit certificate
cannot be collateral security. The mem
Der has and retains complete control over
the seme. Hecan change is at his will and
pleasure in the manner provided by law.
1t is not policy of Insurance. and cannot
be assigned as security. We are permitted
by our charter 60 raise fund only for the
protection OF members of our families and
dependents, and not for the benefit of our
creditors. A beneficiary OF a member dur
ing his life has no interest in the benefit
certificate and cannot assign 1t.
The official report for March gives ,94s
limitations; deaths and suspensions, $40;
net increase, 54S; net gain in relief fund
members, sos; net loss in social members,
%; benefit certificates issued. 1,148; num-
her of new lodges, Q.
New insurance written during April:
Division l. S,0C9; division ?, $685., 900; di-
vision B. SGSao00; division 4, S237, ,0c0, total,
s., ,56l, 900.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. July ll.-At 1890 p. m.
today written agreement was drawn up
between General Manager Netcalfe of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad and the
striking brakemen and swltchmen hv
which the men consent to return 10 work
Immediately. Il Is provided that General
Manager Metcalfe shall thoroughly investi-
gate the demand and complaints made BY
the men and at the end Of ten days give
them a final decision as TO what the au-
thorities Of the road will do in way OF
granting them.
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NOT AN ORIGINAL PACKAGE.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 11-Judge
Kelsey, Of the city court, today gave de
cision on the question OF the sale of liquor
in original packages. Y. II Case, Proprie-
tor of a saloon, who was refused a license,
claimed he had been selling since July l..
Evidence showed that bottle of ale and
Corkscrew had been given to a customer
and Attorney JudsOn claimed such sale
was in original packages and came within
the recent decision OF the supreme court
of the United States Judge Kelsey held
that in this case the original package was
the bottles or barrel in which the bottles
ofale were shipped and fined Case SI25 and
costs. An appeal was taken.
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Three of = Kind.

First Patient-Sot much left of you
Tumble OF a bJildiEg:
Second PaEsut-Eo, Been taking cen
sus down II the "Esnd.7 Were you r1n
over BY tTsiny
First Parsur-Wish I had been. Ny
wife asked ms 20 eUy a few handksE-
chiefs .oE her g. a bargain sale But
thar pOcr fellow On yo1r night Is terribly
cut Cd. has lie bssz ridlng on the bridge
czrsz
Second Patieat-So; be hzs been Try
ng 70 collect the noEey subscribed fo-
tie Chicago = or..l's tA-.-PIck
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NO LAND ON WHICH THE SUN SHINE,


Possesses greater natural advantages than
our own, but there are portions of the
great grain bearing west and fertile sOnth,
where atmospheric influences preiudicial
10 health initiate against them, in some
degree, as places of residences. Heavy
Tainfalls and the overflow of great rivers.
which, upon their subsistence leave dank
vegetation exposed to the rays of the sun.
there beyet malarial feverS, and the inhab-
itants are periodically obliged to use some
medicinal safeguard against the SCourge.
The most popular Is Hostctter's Stomach
Bitters, a preventive that has for over a
third of q century afforded reliable prOtec-
Jion to those whom experience in the fu
tility Of ordinary remedies for fever and
ugue, mas taught to substitute for them
Whether Intermittent or remittent, mias-
matte fsvefs are conquered and averted by
this superb anti-periodic and fOrtifying
medicine as they are by no other prepara-
ton in use. Use It, and abandon impure
local bJJers.
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SENTENCED BY JUDGE BRYANT.

PARIS, Tex, July 11.-Judge Bryant this
afternoon passed sentence on the following
parties convicted at this term of the fed
eral court: j. II. Massey, horse thief, four
years in The penitentiary; Marshall Dent
horse thief, six years in the penitentiary;
Bob Casey, horse thief, two years in the
penitentiary; James Keogh, introducing
whisky into the territory, one year; John
Perry. introducing whisky, nine months;
whisky, two years; Bill Jones. introducing
whisky. ninety days in jail; Andrew Craw-
ford, unlawful carnal knowledge of a fe-
male under IL years, three years in the
peniteuUiary.
They will all be carried to Detroit, Mich
Sentences in capital cases will be passed in
few days.
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SECRET SOCIETY TALK.
HiAT Is GOING ON IN LODGE
ROOM AND CASTLE HALL

Frederick o. Downes, Great Saohem OF
Massachusetts Bed Men-He Holds High
Positions in Other Fraternal Orders.
An Enthusiastic and Able Worker.
Bro. Frederick o. Downes, great sachem
Of Massachusetts, Red Men, was born in
that state, says writer il The Council
Brand, thirty three years ago. He early be-
came identified with secre5 frasernal socie-
ties as an active worker, being a member
Of the Masonic fraternity, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias, American Legion of
Honor and other beneficial orders. For
the past six years he has edited and pub
ished The American Legion of Honor
Journal, the Official paper Of the society,
whose name it bears. -Four great suns ago
he was adopted in the Improved Order OF
Red Men-Yononto tribe, of Boston.
Great Sachem Dinsnore, recognizing his
executive talent appointed Bro DOWnes
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
A Wise Plan Adopted by California
CounciI-Eotes.

A Wise Plan Adopted by a California
CounciI-Notes.
Alta council, No. 147, San Francisco, has
issued a neat pamphlet advertising itself
and the order in glowing terms The doc
puent is very neatly printed, with fine
card covers and tinted pages. 1t contains
list of the members of the council and its
officers and other information about the
council, and also a full statement of the
objects, work and financial standing of the
order.
The grand council of Ohio, American
Legion of Honor, held its annual session at
Columbus, May 13. with Grand Command
er Rockwell, of Akron, presiding The
organization represents hbout 1,500 resi-
dents of Ohio. The STATE has paid to the
benefit fund $3.50, $50. Il and received 1892, =
coo. During the year 1889 there were nine
teen deaths in Ohio, to whose heirs $50, 900
was paid.
Amount received in benefit fund to
April 10, 1890, $16. $50, rs. .O8; received since
OF assessments, 500, ,J7O 81; relief advanced
and returned to benefit fund since last re
port, 1892; total, $40, $50, ,81067. Total pay
meats to April 49, 1899, S16, A7, 17o.2l; paid
on 81 deaths since last report, $l64, 500; on
IS delayed claims, S47, 800; total, SIC, ,459, =
176.21; balance on hand May II, 1890, ST.
S3A46
Assessments 178 and 10 call for - deaths,
of which Is are in New York, 8 in Califor-
MIA, in Louisiana, . each IN Texas, Penn
sylvania, Wisconsin and Massachusetts, 4
each in Missouri and New Jersey, each in
Georgia, Virginia, Maryland and North
Carolina, and l each in Illinois, Maine,
Kansas, Indiana, Mississippi. Arkansas
and District of COlumbi
Missouri's tenth anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION Of the american Legion Of
Honor was celebrated by the St. Louis
councils by grand picnic at Linden Park
on jane To-
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DOCTOR PURDY,
SURGEON, OculiSt and AuriSt
154 y MAIN ST. WICHITA. KAN


The doctor gives special attention
20 tHe treatment OF ali disease o. the
E}E- including the -clentiEc adjust
Heut oT glasses - correct ian mperfect
vision.
CATARACT removed AMI sight re-
stored 70 many who have been totally
blind
CROSS EYES straightsned IN ore
minute.
SORE EYES cured without the Hss
OF ca1sftts or other harmful agents.
ARTIFICIALEiE@ y carefully select
e. and applied.
DRAFSE-1-A durable cases %
deafue=s promptly cured.
GLASS Is Only tho@~ Who have had
= thorough training should attempt
10 TT a,Ia-ses. lest they co the patient
more harm tbau good. Many eases q
nerTou-Dez-. Frit2biltty, insomnia,
headache, vertigo and seeming EtR>
Tfdity ia children are due - defective
vision and are removed al once By the
application o. proper glAsss--
Doctor Purdy has achieved sue
ee-s ljttls Iezs thar phsu0minal a. =
general surZeGu, treating 9Th great
success ceforTaitiss. club fBof, cuFvA-
turr of tle splar. hap joint disease.
= hlfe swelling. dlse4ass ~ the bone,
cancer. ulcers. fumDEs, old sores. hair
lip facial bleul lshe-. skIl and blos-d
ci-ea-e-. etc. Hyphiies absSlui~!y
cured. Doctor Purdy was late pro
fessor of surzery in the y lcEItA Nssll
ca College and Surgeon 70 sf- Fr4Dr.s
Hosplt4l. having relinQuishet the
DoYe positions in order 10 dey ote Ais
entire tine 70 his 1pecialtIez.
y T.. Super1uou- hair. facial hi@u-
t-hfs- mo4ez. .tc., removes uy s5sc-
tTiritF- Core pon1encs sOl4ri}sl.
Consultations free.
X. Z. PURDY. ". ID.
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Council GROVE, Kan July 11.-An orig
inal package shop was opened here yester-
day morning by an agent perporting to
represent some wholesale liquor establish
ment. The citizens immediate4&~T- held an in
dignation meeting, resulting iH-the arrest of
the agent, who spent last night in jail.
This morning he agreed to leave town if
the citizens would pay the freight on his
goods back to Kansas City. This they did.
A vigilance committee is now in waiting
for the next fellow who attempts to sell
original packages.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. July IA special from
Abilene Kan. SAYS; An actual gold find
Is reported from Concordia. north Of here.
Wor6man, il digging a well. came upon q
vein of rock underlying sandstone which
had yellow lakes OF metal in il. The
jewelers. declared ii 10 be gold. and consid-
cradle excitement followed. Many believe
ohst a verirsbie e Dorado has been discov-
cred. Specimens have been sent 10 eastern
biologists for ANALYSIS
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II do not see, papa, why you should
object 10 my marrying him. You know
he * rich, for he puts all his business in
your hands.
'On mature consideration. my dear, l
think il would be safer 70 marry somo
one who does not put all his business in
nv hands. Xou val understand these
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THE SORGHUM SEASON.

TOPEKA, Kan. July 1l-Reports from
Barber. Harper, Comanche and other
southwestern counties show that a very
large crop of cane and sugar beeJs viii be
raised in that section. The machinery Is
being placed in large mill a. Medicine
Lodge. which II Is calculated viii handle
$1,000 tons Of cane and 25,OO0 tons OF beets
this season.
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DoNElN EIGHT RouNps.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 11.-Tommy
Ward and Charlie Wilson the English
night for purse of 500. The battle lasted
eight rounds and was scientific, with slug
ging confined to the third and last rounds.
Both men were groggy at the end of the
third round. 1t looked an even chance
again in the eighth, but Wilson took
Ward off his guard with swinging right
handler on the jaw that settled the bust
ness.
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ALL DIFFERENCES Adjusted.

ST. LOUIS, No, July 1.-THE grievance
committee of brakemen which have been
in conference with the officials of the Gould
system, reports that all differences have
been amicably adjusted. The matter OF
most Importance under consideration was
that long service should give men prefer
ence when opportunity occurred for ad-
vance or for appOintment to trains.
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10 MOVE HEADOuARTERs.

KANSAS CITY. No. July lit was an.
nOunced by the press this morning that
headquarters of the business department
of the Farmers Alliance were about 10 be
moved from Topeka, Kan, TO Kansas City.
Kan. This was an error The headquar
ters are To be removed from Topeka. hat
they viii he located in Kansas City. No
Manager {. A. Tyler says the removal viii
occur As soon as possible, Offices having
already been secured here.
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POLITICS AND THE RAILROAD COM
MISSION

ATCHISON. Kan. July lit Is the Opin.
ion of local Democrats that the recent de
Cision of the state board oi railroad com
missionerS in regard To grain rates will
cause plank to be placed in the Demo
cratic platform demanding that the com.
1nisslonerS be elected 10y the people instead
Of being appointed boy the governor In an
interview today Ex-Governor George W
Click said: Il regard the decision as out
JageOus. ] firmly believe II VIII result in
the election of the commissioners hereafter
by the people. | have always been il
favor of this method '
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AN ANTI-PACKACF MEETING

OsAGE, Kan, July 1l-An enthusiastic
temperance meeting was held here last
night Resolutions were passed calling
upon congress to pass a law giving states
the right to regulate commerce in intOxi-
eating liquors and urging city and county
officers to be dilligent in detecting and
prosecuting violations of the law by
original package dealers.
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INDIANS AND AGENT OuAPPr

PIERRE, : D., July 1.-THE final out
break predicted between the hostile In
dians at the Cheyenne agency with their
chief, Big Foot. and the Indian agent oc-
CURED at the agency yesterday. Big Foot
has demanded that his hands rations
should be increased AT his camp, at Cherry
creek, instead Of al the agency.