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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
BURBANK ROBERTS.

The death Of Burbank Roberts widely known and
veil liked broker occurred at his home, no 116 East
Thirty eighth St, early sunday. lio had been
seriously III for month from BrishtS disease. which,
with heart failure caused his death. Mr.. Roberts was
the son II Lewis Roberts, II this city, and was born
twenty seven years ago at the summer homo Of his
family AZ Bay Ridge. l.. 1. He had been member
o., the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
for about seven years. and partner IN the
firm g Robert, u ~chuicd, brokers and banker, at
SO. - Broadway. His wife survives him. The Rev
Dr Haiu.ford Will conduct the funeral services at ST.
,,ror-e', Protestant Episcopal Church. AZ 30 "A. IN.
today. The burial VIII be in sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
f.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

rhe Nem:nork A..ocinl.on tor Improving Ihe g
Postonice Notice.


,,,,d ~, read daily by all interested. changes may
occur a. any or IN countries need not be specially ad:
dressed for dispatch BY any Of banking and cob.
document, letters nos specially adue''eu oe'"s
sent by the la,te, h sS ending March will close
r,,iy In All cases this once a. follows Marc nor
TtsDAl, ~ ~ p M Ill., Tor st. Mare. Haytl, per
Ser, No 3 D. H. los TuAio pr . . D. "'''' IT, '''"'
>Y- 80 m for EUROPE per Tri i 4
Saale va a,rt !pFr saae) a. NJ for lrc!a3d p,
AGri3tn: WI, VSountris must directed per Adr
a se @ 10 FOR Bsfi Si d qfet ptr Pcaaand
y. a 4pf" NJ. FOR Sdaa and obaso per M9ras a.cs
p: m i fGr [SIt ;r a Nacaga."i
dusI ~, Al 10 10 a. M for the Netherlands direct
or Rotterdam Amsterdam deter. must a di5TeGtd
Dp oerm az a. M i for , sSthS i Se m S
b pgr Y9e t ar Il p @ F F e' aaG Saa g
rr M4ueon seame rSm a, eaS, and carth.
rcna I per s, NJ Xuncz a. M tog aha W kio do d.
a ir PSr - o. wcy,ke fom Baltimore letters must
be G HrTRp YLNt a. M FOR Brazn and the La Plaza
countries Via B for s. Tom ANA ST Ma 'y TSI E.a ~
for Earbado aud ndad and D,mraa l a b ar oS
10 % @ for Fane swragq I2 spain a, 9na 10 Form.
gal per La Champasnr va ,ir nn,t de- ID.
for N'.y nE orSc a. 10 N. for Ireland per
inm Netherlands. Austria Crmany Pom S"'u n.
NN""rewna'aa'Y at 10 30 a. m for Europe, per s $,
f tl'' Ireland France swt5,glanG Italy spain
l' p,rtrral must be directed per Ems ii
~ - o., for scotland direct. Anchora VIA Glas-
a. A., lers must directed per Anchoral at p M
90, s,rne,he Chianas Tahasco and Nucatan. per $. ..
letter, Tor other Mexican states and Cuba must
he dIrrtrd per OrlIaha' = M, IL. ~. -
=" SrNDNYIAt N ter Costa Hiea' VIA LiTSn b Re-,
=. = 'R,a.on per : : =. Otcrl from New Orleans.
' Mails Tor the Hawaiian Islands per Austras
Eranciscol close here February '23, at
Nails fnr the Islands ship Tahiti from san
i,.,nrsrn, Fchrunrv '2S, az D. m. Mails
f,r \y.ralla Ncw-Zcaand. Hawaiian. HI and Samoan
ISLANDS, per Ialatdia drom san Francisco. close
h,rn March g. at D. (Or arrival AT New-lork OF
= Nurania with british mails Tor Australia. Mails
fr china aud JAPAN per China om San Francisco,
rlase here March - at y. Mails for Cuba by rail-
to TAMPA Fla ard thence by steamer. Via Key West,
III, closn NJ this Office daily no . 30 a. m.
The schedule closing OF Trans Pacific mails Is
ranged on OF their unintcrruntcd overland
transit Francisco. Malls from the Fast arriving
on time Tnrcco Oh ia" dav OF sailing ot steamers
arn disDatched thence the day. Registered mall
closes az 0 80 u. ~. previous dav
CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Postmaster.
Postonlce. New.York. y. Y. February 81, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
WILLIAM MINAvAR vFRPLAvCK.

william Minavar Vcrplanck died at his home. No
= West Fifty fourth->t.. yesterday from pneumonia.
Mr.. Vcrplanck was born at New Windsor. y. Y, in
he Old Ncrpanck mansion on the banks Of the HUI
SON which stu stands. htiy-twO years ago. His
father was the late Philip Alexander Vcrplanck. Of
New Windsor whose ancestor, came 70 This city from
Holland I'm 1920. For the last fifteen years w. NJ.
Vcrpl.uct WAS in the harness business at No. %
Chamber ST.. and De also member of the Con
Wa, his brother. PMIp Bccknan Ncrplanch, who
died lust a week ago. also from pneumonia. The
funeral viii be held N hi, home tomorrow morning.
The burial VIII be- I'm Ncwburg, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
Mr.. Drrry,y FOX THE SA1roy mn.

Ex.Corporaton Counsel Henry L. E.ci.nan SAID l3-t
evening that the published statement that ne Wa opposing
the SaXton Ballot Reform iii without shade" "i
truth. "Instoad opposing IT, M -" kman ADDED, Il
have made my arrnnQcmcnts % Albany tomorrow
b. it, passage. ! have had conference WIN
my political associates tonight, and we have
decided upon amendment TO the bill which viii make
1t satisfactory this city and ought 10 Insure Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
WHAT "2:17' MEANT.

John Spau in writing To friend In cleveland says
- E,vc always thought had lively Imagination, but
a., o,r. lions am asked daily I'm regard To trottctS
uar,It ~ even me. Here IS sample: lady ana
l '.,n,n walled up t. SlambrnO SparLle'S stall tho
thrr dnV and after looking at her I'm silence for Few
moments noticed the card hearing her name ANA
rnDar1 otT The gentleman told the lady that meant
ahc lad gone two miles In seventeen minutes, but sle
rsm, a. sevrutcrn minutes after =. Finally they asked
me- to decide the point. and with my usual galaniry
/ decided in favor Of the lady, ana the par Wch' on
sample Of tho average Engllshman's trotllns horse
education"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
MORE RAIN PROMISED ron TODAF

Tho storm from the Northwest, which followed on the
recent cold wave, yesterday the upper
lakes and caused rain all Atlantic States
1t touched NewYork early yesterday and the total rain
fall for the day % inch. The temperature rose
the country, except in the Northwest.
slightly colder weather the rule. In this city
the temperature touched 43 degrees The indications for
the day point " renewal Of rain with much higher
tamAArstufe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
:. rurr.rnnAus sconrS AyornrR nrYDarD.

Shenandoah passed another Of the landmarks IN
a. ,,c last night al PrJctOrs Twenty third street
Theatre II was the 2OOh performance, and the audi
cce was one Of the largest Of the sca-on' the whole
hou,e having been sold two or three days aeo. the
souvenir used 10 commemorate the occasion Wa "a
III oaucctirn Of war relies i'm bronze, ammunition
,,,. druIrs guns swords, etc, arranged Tor use a.
an inkttand The play viii be at the theatre for IL
a., Inc ,c A. lis iuu has been extended til Inc
iattrr part Of April and IT. VIII come back i"v hor
.ir nnNf srl.Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
yIsculcvorS scHooLBoY Srlas Up ApAyIc.

uuralo y y. Feb. GA small boy GRATED
manic today In school No. ~ Ensc A., by clling
90 Fire. The pupil, poured ont Of the rooms int the
corridors a fr,.nzicd mob. The teacher, wcr" poyer
les to prevent the stampede, a. the children Nge
very small. mostly from hvoto seven years ola. OILY
.f Friday they were scared 10y steam escaping from
hurst pipe. Fortunately II Done w, huri. Tie Boz
WHO raised the escaped idcntinCatlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
FIGHT FOR SEATTLE, LIKE SHORE ANp EASTERN.

Chicago, Feb. n special. \ dispatch f'om Spolnnc
FALL. Wa-h SAYS: a railroad tight H. being wagcd
i'm the court, Of this city The prize Is The seattle,
Lake shore and Eastern Railway, AMI the cont" tiuts
are the Northern Pacific Great Norhorn, Canadian
Pacific and in q measure, the Union Pacific Daring
The last week two prominent attorneys oi the Northern
Pacific came here from seattle and made Application
I'm the superior Court for the app"iuimeui ot re
,rr,rr for line ~e,ttl. Lake Shore and Eastern. The
remarkable feature of the Application for "a receiver
-hip /, the fact that the line has paid 1t, way and
ha, never dcfautcd dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
4 COLLISION DIE TO A roo

Chicago Feb. 2i-Gcneral superintendent Noouard
Of the Nonon route says that accident on his line
y,,s ,u.od IN day by "A heavy fog. \ freight train
r,u into a train of empty sleeping cars IT Pl"a~an.
RiG,r Xobody was hurt and only slight damage Was
done 10 the empty tram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
PULLMAN BUFFET CARS TO ATLANTIC CITY VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

For the better accommodation OF the Increased travel
to Atlantic CITY, the Pennsylvania Raroad have aided
Pullman Hufct ParlOrCars TO the Atlantic City Fast
Express, leaving NcwYorlI. stations foot OF Coft.
andt and DesbrOsscs SITS, at D. m. week days. ana
leaving Atlantic City the return trip at a. IN.
This improvement in the equipment greatly enhances
the pleasure of trip TO Atlantic city over TINS popular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
A RISE OF SEVENTH DEGREES IN Two DAYS.

Machias Me-. Feb. 24.-M q yesterday the
Thermometer registered twenty degrees below zero
and AT o a. m. fifteen degrees above. At p. m
The mercury marked thirty degrees above. and thick
,,owstorm prevailed this morning at q A. M. The
Thermometer now registers nifty degrees above and
raj, is falling. This beats all previous records In
this lOcallIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

docrs.7 The performance was given at Lincoln
Music Hall, under the management OF John StetSon
Of Boston, by a company which included Miss Lillian
Grubb. Miss Mabella llal1cr and McsSrs. vernon
Malcolm Laur and billiard. The opera was web
mounted and was rendered with spirit that elected
frCQu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25


DROWNING MANUSCRIPTS TO BE SOLD.
/ wonder if the Browning manuscripts which arc 70
be sold next month will bring the high prices Of the
recently sold TennysOn fragments. They are an in
tcrcsting set, and comprise prOofshccts, with the
authors corrections OF "JOcascria,' " Perish
tabs Fancies" "AgamcmnOn of Acschylus. 7
"Aristophancss Apology" and others With each manu-
script there will be found explanatory letter Of the
writer which lets one into secret two about each
book This dispersion gives a good opportunity 10
Browning societies to a fragment OF their
beloved master.
MUSIC HALL REGULATION.
most Objectionable clause has. il is stated on
good authority been introduced into the Draft bill,
the regulation of theatres and music halls prepared
by the London County Council. 1t is to the effect
that any person singing. rcciting performing any
stage play shall take ont animal certificate TO be
obtained from the clerk Of the Council and person
rccitnG, singing performing without such certificate
shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 81 per
day during the continuance Of such performance For
introducing improper Objectionable matter in song
part the offenders certificate is to be indorsed and
after the third Endorsement it Will he suspended.
such an offensive and tyrannical regulation as tins
will surely not be permitted to stand.
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

TO HEAT PENNSYLVANIA CARS WITH STEAM.
PITT burg Feb. 2I.-Thc Pennsylvania Railroad with
the Pcnnsy lvnuia Company, viii heat all their pas
sengcr cars next season with steam The number Of
car, now I'm service which viii be- hereafter heated
With steam IS between 200 and l,jOO, and il viii
cast somewhere near $4,000 to do the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
. rgr coyDoLIERsr ~ WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. GA large ana noteworthy au
dience this evening greeted the first prohibition IN
v.sbiprton of Gilbert 4 Sullivan's opera Tue Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
@TUE VESTIBULED FLYER TO ATLANTIC CITY
VIA CENTRAL L. Z. OF INADVERTENTLY

This magnificent train leaves New York. foot Lib
ertv-st " r. for Lakewood and Atlantic City week
DAYS at 80 p. m. and sundays at 10 a, m.
Returning leave Atlantic City, Reading Railr0ad sta
ton at o 80 a. M week days and > 40 m sundays.
Pnlman's latest Buffet ParorCars are run on these
tpair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

Party going abroad vii! subet elegant suite at The
Cambridge for a short term balance OF lease Apply
a EtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
NARRIED.

m Why Don't you try Carter's Little Liver rms Isl
ills produced By disordered liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

WATSON -COLT-At PittsGed, Mass Thursday, Feb.
ruary 90 by the Rev. J. H. Jenkins Frederick Watson
OF Tacoma Wash, TO Elizabeth Gilbert Cot daughter
OF Mrs. James D. Colt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

Tire IL Lost
when you look for furniture cheaper than ac
Geo. c. Flint Co.'S, 14th-st, near 6th-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

Dunraven has expressed the intention of early httns
ont the Valhyre for the racing season.
BROMNING MANUFACTURES TO BE SOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
Liebig Company's Extract Of Heat

Be sure you buy the Llelig Company's only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
~ lk1Z sIsI|III71t
DIEU

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
GpetiaI Notltes.
A.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES
356 5TII.AVE., NEAR 3iTH-Sr.

3B6 5TH.AVE., NEAR 3iTH-Sr
EXECUTORS SALE.
PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS. BARYE BRONZES, PoR-
CELAINS FAIENCES. BRIC-ABRAC, AND FCRNI'
TUKE BELONGING To THE ESTATE OF
MRS. p. l.. DETMOLD,
To be sold at auction without reserve
by order OF
MIR. GEORGE DE FOREST LORD, EXECUTOR
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
Feb. -, at 80 and o'clock.
ROBERT sOMERVILLE. AUC1IONEER,
By ORTGlES co.
Tor Rent New Britain Knitting Co.'S extensive mills,
serr-, or together. wiki cor without m1 ,hnrry Apply
Nm britain Conn, or los Fr1nhln-,t.. y. \.
Not "A PurgatiYe; CartcI's Littic Liver
pills: their action +, mild pleasant and natural
The Ncw- ork Association for Improving The Con.
Old Association - An Ala society
devoted 20 the elevation Of the home IKE VI me poor aug
fhr malicious relief u their n"c>sts without fsdu 70
rars color creed nationality. NJ cases OF Want ~,
most careful treatment. The society FFahls
relief and has wcll-rquYWt sanitary swing any irVA
air dapartm.ntS. II has u,t opened Ha,,n a
PRESIDENT John Patton; Ir'a~urcr LOGAN l Nfral, ~
! broadway: Chair Com. OF Ways ana Mssns' ~
Fuiton cutting: Chairman Finance CON- JJsnhes A.
Scrymser General Agent. F. = Long"9r,h, - +sSHs-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
coroyEL NORTH AND THE AMERICA CUP.

A paragraph which appeared in a contemporary,
that Colonel North intends TO build yacht to com
pete for the American Cup, must be received WIN
reserve IL slIl rests with the New York Yacht Cub
I, ,hev accent Lord Dunravcn's challenge. which was
scn1 last year. and II IL is accepted he is prepared 70
s, t,e Vakyrie the Atlantic A. all events by
the now deed OF gift, Colonel North must issue his
challenge ten months before the matches take place. 80
the new yacht, if built. can't be competitor m next
Yea, An addition to Lord Dunravens fleet OF yachts
:, IN. shane OF a cutter IS building III the Messrs
pavne,s ward at southampton, from design OF MI
A. E, Payne for racing Ia the solent matches. LORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
poURBoNs TO VISIT ENGLAND.

The Due de Nemours and the daughter Of the
Princess Blanche d'Orleans returned last week to
Paris from Cannes where they had been staying since
The arrival there of the Emperor Of Brazil The Due de
Nemours and Princess Blanche will co..c TO England
In April TO reside some weeks at Bushcy ParL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

ASTOR-John Jacob suddenly Of heart failure, on the
morning OF the ODD day Of February 1890 In the otn
year his "a. o., -.
The funeral services will take place at Trinity Chapel on
Tuesday morning. February % at 10 O'CLOCK
IL l. requested that no flowers be sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
A GOLF COURSE AT HATFIELD PARK.

Mr.. Balfour has laid out golf course IN Hatfield
Park and has presented Lord Salisbury with com.
pete set Of implements.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
A MARoH BRIDE
aAska 20 be Divorced ana Tells a fltifh
Taepf Voc,

aAsla 20 be Divorced, ana Tells fltihd
Taepf Voc,
Hlnoe the marriage of ausannah illl-
cher 20 Samuel, Axe, which occurred iH
THE city March "a 1850, ihplryoyageduWn
the stream of marital life has not hoen Ha
pleasant aa the occasion would seem 20
warrant ina petition for divorce fled
yesierd y Ausanuah who lives Ia lhlaoiiY
accuses samuel 0f gross neglect Of duty
and abandonment. She also states lhat
soenes occurred nt thp Sanford House in
Kent, which were not indicative of spm'
uel's failhiulueaa 20 the marriage yuWa,
IA tho Kent affair Mrs Laura Flowers, Of
that city, is made correspondents Mrs
Ilhe further alleges th,t for some time
past she las heen compelled to work oul
w order 10 gain livelihood, though ham-
lle 10 blessed with ihls worlds goods in a
Sufficient extent 10 Boo able "a support hrr
properly, She pfa}s fur absolute divorce
thd restoration of nor maiden name, and
spch Other relief 90 which she Ii under tle
Law entitled,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
AaaApLrnp A L1rrLH aIRL.
"A brute Assaults Little Cora Morris and
Makes His Escape,


A stranger entered tho residence Of
John g, Morris, no, li Jefferson street,
Sunday afternoon aud after talking with
the fpmily short time, he became int
mate win Morris little daughter Cora,
iie gave her quarter 10 alt
on hla knee, aud during
the temporary absence Of she parents
In tho hack room he attempted an assault
on tho child, The mother discovered tle
fact shortly afterwards, but the
stranger had by thla time left the
house, Ito 10 described as being
about o feet inches tall, light mualuche,
short hair slightly gray, and IL 10 thought
he went towards MhssIllon thiaaitemouu,
The police In thla city and Mass'lloh are
on the lookout for the Hcuuudrel The
little gIrl b not seriously injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Seal Gloves,
Silk Mittens,
Kid Mittens,
Lined Kid Gloves,
Imported Gloves,
Pounds Cloth Gloves.
Perin's Kid Gloves,
Fosters Kid Gloves,
Fine Jersey Gloves,
Beaver Gauntlets,
Fur Driving Gloves,
Children's Kid Mits,
Boys Lined Kid Gloves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
anor lin in THE EYE.
"A auail Hunter Misses He Bird but Hit
a Companion.

"A Quail Hunter Misses illh bird but iilth
Companion,
Philip Youngand Sim Myers, Of Younga
town lllll ln company with Percy Smith,
we're hunting on tho farm Of tho latter's
father ex'Commlasloner Alonzo Smith,
ten and one'half miles from Maaaillon,
Saturday A quail flew up Ia front Of
Smith aud Myers, when Young, who was
about four rods distant from the other
men, fired quickly. lle missed the quail,
but aucooeded la hitting Myers. one shot
entered under the eyc, and several we're
imbeddcd Ia his SCALP. tie was also struck
In the legs, The injuries, though painful,
are not serious.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

All those heating and Itching humora Of
che scalp, 300 troublesome 10 80 many per.
sons, are eiiectually cured by The use Of
Ayers Hair Vigor. II not attended to In
timo, those diseases are very liable 10 re-
suit In the loss Of the hair,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Black silk Dresses
FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

No more suitable, seryiceable or &C
ceptable present can be made than a
handsome BLACK SILK DRESS. A
ladyo wardrobe Is only complete when
II contains one,
We are putting forth special efforts
10 make II convenient and profitable
for Holiday buyers in our silk Depart
ment. The values we offer are much
more than ordinary, and we have neat,
strong boxes mace for the purpose,
just large enough 10 hold dress pat
tern, in which II can be shipped with
perfect safety.
SOC, and upwArd-.-suraha.
900, and upward.-.Satin Rhadamoa.
100. and upward-,.oros Grains,
700 and upward
500, and upward-..Faillos,
ei and upward.-.Peau do Solo.
(Ftom 10 TO Is yards make dress
after the prevailing fashlons)
Samples sent TO any address upon
request.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Everything appropriate for Xmas
giving, Dress Goods, Gloves, Handker.
chiefs, Sc, in largest quantities and at
lowest prices. Write for what you
want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-28
INDIAN hattie.

There are few recent events 10 be more re-
GREETED than the conflict which took place
yesterday near Fort Mckeogh, Montana.
between the United States regulars and
bands Of Cheyenne Indians. 1t 10 true that
the conflict was not attended with many
direct consequences Of serious Importance,
but 1t 10 cause for much concern that any
conflict should have occurred at all.
Only few weeks ago it was confidently
supposed by those who were thought 10 be
In position to understand the situation
that no further uprising Of Indians would
ever again be known in the United States,
but this expectation is now shown 10 have
been wholly erroneous. The issue Of the
present insurrection can only be most dam
aging to the prospects OF the Indian tribes
more Immediately involved, for such insur-
rections are generally used by those who
wish 10 encroach upon the reservations OF
the Indians as a pretexi for their removal.
The sentiment OF this country will regard
with much impotence the recurrence Of
an Jtber Indian war. There is no substan-
tiai ground for such war, whether the In.
dians themselves inaugurate IL or not. This
uprising will call renewed attention 20 the
whole Indian question, and II IL will lead
20 some more practical and equitable meth
cd OF settling that question than Is now in
operation II will not be lacking in good re-
sults, much as 1t 10 TO be regretted In itself.