The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-12-10

that the farmer. who re''if'a NJ - a. ~
neiShhoring town, >h'u'' 'nt - - Ian, 70
peli.u 20 Nel' ~ W., ,,r, r..x in which TO
w - " r. ,t "A General delivery
sim1,,y v,il..#th,.,fty r,.-i4eut has his mail
brought to Ia. ,laor.
In ,h,. Interest Of law aud Order.
m. ,...i.l..,,t Ill .ftreffnn Of CON
- IT,, t,,,, ,,,.,.s.it,- ,,f SSH, extending the
I.,i,.1 Gt,,os cunt. .i- 70 make triahlr
tbr,.in any f,.lony committed while in the
a.. ~ ,.iintt,,. :, ta,.-.f ln,. .nued States.
Tl,.sn COURT. cannot nave that mdrpcnd-
enc, mud effectiveness which the eon~titu-
lin,, contcmnI,tes 81 lun.a. the felonious
min, nf court ntlirrrS Jurors and wit
,.,,.s.,s +, tho di.,.bat.r. Of their duties, or
hv reason of th,ir act, as such. is only
cn.,ni.nble in the state COURTS The work
5,na bv tbr attorney general and the Otli-
- 81 his denartn,.ut even under the
nresept inad.auate legislation. has pro
1uced some notable results IN the interest,"
- -, "a -.
,,,1ts..a -. Of Telegraph.
:. t..,.,,, ,hat ,.or ii,a neishhorhools
80 r,,dnr the present 4,-.,,,n. receiving mail
al no.totlices where mour, oulers aud postal
note. are not issued. 'rAc extension oil 'mIS
system to these consmN'Nt.- i eai'e. ','l,
desirable, as the itif" "' - IN morn
n,u,,lops communities for Che transportation
-, Have i'm "a message
-, ,i ,,r.c,in., eoi.l,r,-- rN,rt4-ed my views
a. tn a modified use Of tht telegraph IN con-
neotiuu with the postal e'r'i,a'
bureau of Indian Anhirs.
Tho rnport Of the SECRETARY Of the in
t.,ior shows that a ysr gratifying pro
gresS mas heeh llaa' '' - 1irIirult
whlch make up .ha' 10 ,,,r.,,t of
department. / ne WI - 81 LARGO
Indian anaits Nas ,.,'..,5.ra,,e nc,,o-
as now ny re,'a', VI ,,r.,sa..,Iing with
tlht"ns "1icn hal ~. rcs.rva-
ehe tr1"ts 10, f'i'i' i#.i,or ma inc
mons WIN Tue IN ''' 80, ,,,.,ro carefully
ailo, - an, ~, Ian ~ ADEQUATE
cohhucttu ne t..n ,.I.il,lren and
school iac'ii'ieS hoi 's NM, farms
tiie I"c"'inN u ''i,'4' .I,tli,n mes
Involves Tue so'i'.#A
uoh' -, ,,,,. Intrre.
80, Of tho novv
ne report "i ~. .l.,a', ~ my naval
SHOWS a Rra'iia il3 n.y.. Z.yark Con
vessels III coiiii'9'a9''''l' >ti,,t.no,,ah hive
eof'i' b'i' .i Inn. ,,.itb nm no.
peeh "''''. ''.i'.' - - t6,n II coo
EfeSats VI - ali cl,.scs
tons l"ei ,,,,,,.i.n Ia tbe navy
are no" IN si',,s Int While the
yards ana ifiAa'e i"t7, - satis-
work upon 'hsin - ?,l'- H.. ,,,,'r. i'm.
faft"rIly' 'ie t ,a,,,iro alopt n
portaht VeSstls w ,..ts. MIR
year t'i'' I',li'.,..,1 ,.iI1 lac fri
cohSlr .'""' ;i.,, 1I-l,cr II 10
l'iil, W - tLn work If bnildinga
80. .,,1,. initiated in the wear
a ''', -. ,,,,.l constructors and shin
- ''''' U.'' ,,sac,ic,llv without expcri
p''I'i'' li.'z',,.,,,.,inH Of LARGO iron or
enc II, '''' .,,,,i,a sbnns we're IN
-''c! SUI I'9 ,no,ino eI,.,in.s and
iaiilIl'"' W. -, ~ ste,l far,,i,,,e f,r
'n'' NV ','' - ,.,s almost ,yholIv n
gum ~ ,h. nrnprcss that has
io'rlE. 80 o,,lv b;rhIv satisfactory.
pctii ,''."'e tho ossnrance that the
nut lrtl,.!.'.'....;ii i.f''ra Ionr, ottnin en-
ohi'eu ,o''''7 ~
pieii''''' proh1.m tn Solve.
49,, -, ,,,,1,.o T,di.,p troublce
l,n les''',' =. .,.'tion 10 ,r.sidont
on t.io '2ip"N 1t, os +ho DO. ci,.iIi>nd
saA9 u'I". Wv tio Indian Territory
,r'I%S NV W ,,, ~ ia ,ot cIo,,Iotnd 10
" NV ,t', i,;.,h,st advoncen,cnt of these
I,;. p,Lot there sLnuld he within orr
hordrrs five inrlrpcndent states. having no
relation excopt those growing out of
treaties with the government of the
1rnitrd States no representation in the
national legislature, it's people not citi-
zrns is a startling anomaly. 1t seems to
h. inevitable that there shall be before
lopo some organic changes in the relation
~ tl,.sr nnonle tothe United States What
form these changes should take he does
not think il desirable now to suggest.
Thev should certainly involve the ac-
crntanc. of citizenship by the Indians and
a representation in congress.
lie also suggests that these Indians
slould have an opportunity to present
their claims and grievances upon the floor,