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Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

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Sulstio.
per bar lite uGret nOseu SuIoe, iaa SarponSet er
aasenf; leg bar iaaet iat paa en- gaao, men ri maa hare
nosle gianO mso Os." Oct giorbe mia ristiat oobt, at
ban aHlua bet ofsiort, at is ituIOe foIse usb.
Ger sr not mango, Tom uiIbe pare meo paa Bet.
lOdrsos lss. men alt u,au tie iaa itiae iOm muIiatA.... -.
5mioIertio brGsiss 6Orebauenort ifaub, 6aptsin .Suap.
ssnnaHi utunt Os TO msniss Solbater ioruben mia; Set
BAR lslUs SaIsaftsn ueO DtOoasstip, at ri inSitibeOe ps.
Dm 6OImlpoassn bapbs bet pGret Cage. MOB qiten ft
s' ufSrtt Os Storm at 70 imOO ri merteos, at nj pare
narOso sano os piIoe IGsse b. Der uar en- Ian GA
lunsitratt grnn6 uO Sseu, iaa 9sitnanteu iooSe han
sIlSe lUSmm' eGnO Os trGtte gOaSen in6, men unOer
eorlsssi par ban nGrueO at Orutue, % nsO mesen Msie
=. p' sdw op isien, Os iOa MATTE nj Iiass file nooIe
a'msr. ! AO~r9snSamrinssn began pi Os after no paa
Gurten i9ien.
"9apoe ) noSeH 4iaO eQsr 9epustsmiolsr utb q
'Jtte ldams9et iom en- SIurt ierIft ganS. gi roebe
bele Gassn Os Tom til 6smsrn, Der IOOes en- gPopS
ti!bdst / Baden, mems fire andre ot % til guen. Ram.
usrat Clint, iOm par unOeiatfs at gart, ituIb. jsrit
gao MI, iitlleoe fig an at rare panisr Ga %uIpftsIia Oo
irai li9s Exporter Ell CANNED Rome, JON ualfs6e s(as
Der en- Role. 9an BiIfe Os ipursts, buaO gpen beO.
'denlsrn@, iuorsSs bun % ipurefs, buOrfra ban tom;
men BET lanims aHeoe Stint llraab, pintebe til os GA
latte ieU aflfsO 6iripraus nsO til gaaOen. gi baUos
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Tarnten 6nict % Sapen
GIosmas.

gIpemao CT Irroeles iuuo % nr.
renee 9pTt, men briacs nltior Tibet
Start mol fcrreteu, for Oct or gne, ion
be Heitc liter eoot, 90 iom ialoer biuls
vt Iapc @rIicr cr 10 altiS ct liNt iru'
grbsibe, Tom inloer tmBciuSt SpbnS'
~bulbuiuser mcS lieen &irlp, Mcn rr
Clubbing CT ho ina iort % let at rort
iammeu. Tor Dem, icm tnolcr al i
Blob 90. @lcu Der or 10 oglaa Dem,
Der bar iaa fine GtrUer, at &c oil oaout
On puSet Set or Stub, oet oil ii9c
baoroe, foItc Sa9cr, Iooet al Slco %
NaeI "a @rpu "a 5tot. &i bar ooltll'
Iiae 1iac rationale 8ctter, iom life M.
mrrIer fla peo lin 5orNrieIi9bcN. GG.
empclpis tan nrpnes "Wplie", lopet al
flaobrro, - pnoe Iuugcr Tiger gomle
Sprtleiter, upblpot / imeltet 6eet.
Set CT 10 NET pna Granddaughter, DC
burter ilise beoepItc 6ettcr. Men
"Slub" bar paina lit gublifum ! Spen.
@i oil lite oubciale Stoomno / Gorm
al 6lnb, ben li90er ius Stcu Minorn.
8uoSin0. On balu Gint Solue'
grim, en- aOb Chart 9IeIt, u Chart
8loO. J @uno fu9aitct 4uIa, / @nno
%fiuifooret Sitter, ! @uno Roiincr, IS
fore SpiicItccr Suffer, eli Spiieite
Salt, / Ibcitc aoHct, 30. Rcuiter, J
30. Gcbtr, , 3 tpppene 5piieifeer
8ugmrl clIcr, pn man bcler pil, iirotc
RuQitourotter, 9ao Ntelfeu fno ct Cp
Iog, rpr @rDucuc / ~ iprIt mao be pa
Ifes / togenNc &ano ~ % LAB oct tp8e
en- IiNeu StmN, TT oct bIir en- itiU @rDo;
bGIo ion SlpNct ia9te /, % lao bet idos
oiot tooc pp iamneu meo Oct anoct, men
rgr bcic 3lbcn ~tllbuuoS, ia oct bar lei
for at ipiocs. Es oct op / ct 6ao %
lao oct n~itjrlcS liot. 6ao iaa 7al9cn
% Sitrrcn / % terpaa oft BET 2(uoct,
Nclet ~tililut. Gmrr o9 iirr 6ormen,
% Iuo &uoNinocu tpac / 4 elmer. 2r9
@lsocr 9Al 9aa9ct Ben iibitc 5imc.
SpiicS mco imcltct 5mpr. III ca. 10.
Gerioucr.
Gelier. - Guayt 0nlpcgrpn, ?
Charts Melt 3 Gunrt3 8lob, ipptc
Gu9itburOifer, ] 9uno i~mnnifaarct
Sitter, iuapt ! Guno iinfattct Talg, uel
Ynno Sutter, l @uno 8Oiiucr, l
gbeifc ReIitsr, l 9beife Ecbcr, en- top.
pet Spiicitc Salt,
@elfcn % Grpucue tpgcs til @rgr.
Ss ben pp ct Sob, os naar BEN bar
oIoompet, men iuoeu ben er tplo, rsreS
&locet liot eiter liot og itnar til nGItc
Gag, "a ret eprise bnues /. 5armerne
itpppcs bare bnlu iulbs. 8plierne tooer
en- hnlp Eime.
Snrmerne maa pr9uses % paites
Croft, o9 lig9e / Sanb, iom pite bpttes,
III &c CT snnife fri for al 9ust.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

Os neo os pare iaa beIbise at iinbe tat nooIe grsbs
itptfer, iom nj bette ~inbbprbes. giber po Go6at bapbe
nj ielu mec o8, os buuoe iuit lat os tilrette o9 tGnot paa,
ba en- Suinebgroe TOM ripenOe berBen os Itat tit Soueb
neS gienrem aabnin9sn opsr pore lbopeber. San iaabe
lite ct cneitc Orb, men ~bespnote at imelbe mel fin pioif
og bIGic en- IiOsr 6ISite, iom ban bar bGngenoe paa
grpitet. Strar efter tom Der Ell uiQopanIio for Slot
mec Spin tiIiIenOe, iaa nj after bIep buSpilbe. ga bopbe
Vi ingsn anben llousi END at tuse pore San9tnippsr GA
begIpe os til ct SanOitiel, buor ri iatte cs paa noale OF
oerreooer pg iortRrsoe port Srso iammen me6 Bart
Stint ianSt ct Stptts 6IaIf, Der bapbe paret bruat til at
insre STD nteS, far al be bebite Stpttsr og ipite til
fit Srso, men bIsp iaa ing Serai at ieg neppe trOsbe, nj
ituIoe faaet bam leuenoe mco oS.
~en Tan NOT iaa Hide mere onbt, enS ben tror, iom
ibosr bismme Stusn~, msnts Spsn Nilsion.
"0erior bar man iaa p~anifsIiat for at pare tilireOs
n'eo jim Sob, naar man life bar prspet noset", tiIisisos
Wior Sritd, Der uIbris Loo nOseu SeilisbeO oaa ira ia.
buor bun tunpe boIbe en- MoraIprGOiten.
Seq iaIot snsans nsp en- Suass", ia8Oe Grif, ~oo
bIep basefter iaa ilNe faren, it,"
1Slis en- 9anStrubbe!" aibrsO 9sus; 1ale be gaaoer.
iss bar iaIOt no Il Ser i~OrIsOen Dag BOISt osina Saa.
ben paa at tantre 49,
"0a par leg msOl raabte 9aaS % ~tlappcoc nrn.
oerne. "9ene nuutt trGtts mig % eiter 6aaret.~
Seq bar 9pit at Uipe, naar bet ifcos", uSbroS aPor
grita % iaa ira ben enc til ben anSeu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

9pab CT Een8e? st enselif 8lab
uolcueoe npll9 en- IrGmie af SO Ser. til
Den, Der funoe sipe ben beoite 3eiinition
al Srbet "Tense". Ser inotOm ben.
tnoo 1000 Seiparelier. 6slgenoe De-
%finitiun bleU al Slaoet anieet Tom ben
beoite: "Tenae er no9et, Der fan bru9es
Tom G~o8an9ste9n til oft mulist, unota-
gen til 9lmmeri9e, - noget, iom fan
ltaffe en- Ilt, unotasen 9ptte".
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Set hancr!!!

Spis 2 enbnu life bar ta9et Someteao,
oa bsr & aigre bet MI, ba be beoite Claims
'grt bIir optagne. 09ite adr pil 8 biipe
npoi til at tase ct Someiteao, Der tnn er
barb Tniino Dollars, bpor 8 iaar Tan iaa
ct Der CT p9rb fra 10 til tire Tuiine. 8 to-
Der oerfpr geu0e for buer Tag 5 penter.
gi bar MI unosriggt ooer en- Niiaion 4eres
af Gauo, % bar enonu mango gooe Claims
tilbaoe. men be gaar fort. QUIT, at auinoer
bar FANNIE Jiet Iom MRno til at iase Some
fteao, o. be trpnger ligeiaauel I'll at tlene
8enge. vi ienoer no ct Eartt Stanoinauer
ben 1900 Sftober. Sois s oa tan, bgr
8 u9re meb, ba GIaimerne saar fort.
9grb.
u. s.. Zoe g. Co.,
Ia. sol 9pceum 3d., DULUTH, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
3ionsforcmingens Gentralfomite

3ionsforenin9ens Gentralfomitc
for Ssraelsmisiiunen mpote / 8aitpr
G~iitenIens &irfe, Ntinneapolis, 9irss
bag ben 29oe September. Subfomiteen,
~beItaaenoe af GaltOr 90. s. @iertien,
8aitOr @iitenlen % 8rof. Ble9en, meo
giitanb al 8rOi. 9. Ditebal % ben
tDite Erelt Sauier, uebiat unoer Nars.
meOet | @reeniielO, rapportereOe ans
9aoenoe Oprettelien al en- Sabrit, boor
SOBER, Der pniter unoerpisnins / Sri.
Itenoommen for at moota9e ben triiteli9e
9aab, funoe iaa 8eitiGiti9elie. Gen.
troltomiteen beilutteoe at IRtte en-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i9aitg itrar / Seit.
Gen inmme SnbfUmite meo 8iltano al
DC iammc to 6errer, IrOf. Oiteoal %
Ealtor Sanier, ~9ienual9te5 til iremoele8
at i~Oreltaa Sa9en. AQereoe 3 8rOie,
lgter baoeS til ltrnr at i9tte mo / Or
bcloet; rirteli9ui5 Tan Here al Spbes
missioner @erbers 8rOielpter fra
Baltimore Der iaa BeltiGitigelie. gn
oDgti9 ipenlf Wanb er alereoe erboerpet
til at l~Oreitaa Arbeioet. Man tGnter
at besDnoe meb 10 9lrbeibere, iorpenter
peo Si9lp al 5prretninssiolf i Winneas
polls at tlnne iaa irit gus for 8irf.
Iombeoen, ialialo for en- 3ib. Deb
Siben al &rbeioet ifal itabis saa imriite.
Zig unberpisnin9 os Baapirfnins. 9ans
ten er paa oente Waaoe at Ifaffe Ssbe,
Yrpielpter aosans til S~elperbperp |
ben 2io, be 9aar til 9aabsunperois.
ming. 5remt,osbaabet, iom fnDtter Zig
til bette 5~pretasenbe, er, OF funue brine
bet til for Oct fprite at ben Gnfelte, Som
bar 2ansiel efter ariftenbpmmen, fan
piubes for &riItenoommen, % beruaIi
Sonnelien al eli egen isoefriIteu See.
ni9beo. Get bar unoer Sslelien al ei
tnnst Inloar, at aOmitecn tpg i'm BE.
llntning; men ben ianbt gift laa Del
tilrcttela9t, at Den trpebe at Ie 6errens
6itgcrpe9, og uoueoe at be lutte Sore
ta9enoet, / Giaio til Serrens Sialp %
Den triitne @tenigbeOs 9~eltagelie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Bar Sarge ON 9assn 90 bar ~Iarbsies
helbreoeroe Rraft.

belbreeeuoe araft.
EmsneTirnt benne elite funoe for
irnges bctnocligt, uoen encoa at btipe
inloitancis, ian npoes jes til of lutte
mco DC Der n%nfprte Grempler paa Sons
nin9ens SetDoning iom qrssmiocct.
lens berpliocnos @irfnine pnn 0erues
ipitemet piies allerbebii, a a ben ors
ocnoes mob Sspntssbeb, buffet er for
bnuienbe, buis man life tnser meo /
Cperpeielic 9iernes traple Arbeibe,
uaar be iamler llrteruss nbleite Be
i%tnnooele iii 5sbe % 99oeoom for os.
7ertil ere be os eione, % Dor 9oinem.
meli9beo buroe femme tiliDne peo en-
iorHuitig Sebanclius Of BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

MoO 2eperlibelier, BOrtuppclIe,
urcnt 8luO, iua9 WaUe, ilet 5orOpielie,
p9 p%oerbpueOet, raar ale Sr9aner life
er ben rettc Sirflombeo, nanr man bar
lllpit til Nrbeioe, bruger man ct Wios
Del, ipm turerer aae iaaoame Sp0oom8s
ipmptumer. 81. 4usuit apnigS Sams
burger 0raaber er ct befjeuot Miooel
MOB ale bisie 2tbelier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
airfelige G%fterretninger
On Seoernes gntal beretier ~Oais.

IiOnstionius for Ssrael~, at bet M ital
belDbe iis til Umtrent 6,37S,0O0. 8
europa Hal Der pars 5,40s,0oO bporai
alene i Huslaub 2,552,O0o. 8 aIier
Ifal Der pare omtreut $4,000, buurai
/ bet aiiatiife 9prti 10000, % i 9al9s
tina 10000. 8 2(irita anIInaes gu.
ta0et til 413,00 Nmerita til 300, 900,
% / Nuitratien tit 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Zen tpif lntbsrIfs spnube at Sub

Suitralien meo bcn8 llnoeraioelino,
&icturia : Spuooeu, bar en- slGbelio
6rcm9nn0. Sfolgc 8eretniusen ON
oens iiOite Spupoempoe / gpril 3. u.
beitaar risie Spnooer MI al 25 Yrnitcs
fab meo 80 RrGbifeplabie og 40 Nte-
ni9beoS Itoler.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

YroI. Is. 9. 9nsbp, iom CT blepet
nuiat iom 99rer peo Gpncproia College
/ Mcorebeab, Minu., er nnfommeu.
San CT en- @raouent fra 3biel Gplle9e,
Yenniploania. Mrs. s. .. gusbp lfal
babe Spipn meo 8iserne. 9ireftipnen
bar ubltebt aalb til 8aubibat Snsebritt
2inm; bpis ban life mpbtaser aalbet,
icnbes 8~albsbrep til Taltor 8. W.
Seterlie, %, berlpm ban u%nbIlaar. iis,
pil Yaitpr 81. 8peitab fables. Mils
Caroline 5inietb er 92rerinbe j Mfulit.
@u bel De 8eparatiuner foretases paa
8psninser, iaa at Den fan bore | iulb
Stanb peb Sfplens Nabning ben 15be
Ottober. Sncpieliesbpitioelisbeberne
ifal finbe Steb ben Site Sttober.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
gnoreas Solfap. lum / 1881 ara

gnoreas GoIitab. ium / 1881 sras
ouerebe fra bort Cutter College, benlpp
Den 21oe Sept. / lin Sposer, Baitor
0~renber9s Sus / San 5rancisco, Itille
og aloo / 9rcen pan i'm 6relier. San
bar lGn8e pGret ip9elia, o9 tDeoe perior
til CALIFORNIA; aliuld. Scr pirteoe BON,
iaapibt bans ar9ftcr tinoo bet, iom
Carer, men blep / bet Sefe tn9et ioaz
gere % ipa9ere, % butteoe tiliioit unoer
ior Spgoommen.-"Gu. Qutb. &irfetb. "
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
I @alhinatpn. .. g.. ftal Der Op.

y yruTDIHBfuH, =. ", Tut Vtt w
rcttes ct laiberf Siem for samIe 5OIf.
1omteu til aiplet CT en- Sape al @rs.
llntermebls, % bens gGrbi anilaaes
III $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Set oanIfe Misfunsielfab bar I'M

Get oanife MisiiOnsIellfab bar uls
Der tit Narsmooe / Soenle ben 24be og
25oe SUM- 3. u. peota8et, meb 422
Stemmer al ass, at be9pnbe Grbeibs
paa ell ny Mi8iionsmarf: Selma. Gel.
ifabet blep, Tom betienot, itiftet i 1921
al GAIT. g. s. &gunc / SOu9ens 9vn9s
bp, og Bnpoe ibrit 1864 FIN igrite e9er
WtisiionGr, Der mart citeriul9te8 al
andre. Tets fprite INSTRUMENTATION
bleu Getbauin, Der ligser noGet pper 2
banIte Mif fra SOFTEN PED 6loben
Bpnnnr / Spb Snoien. SOm BET uil
fees, bar bet uirtet / Snbien / umtrent
81 Iar, og mango Snmpe % Sfuffets
fer blep bets SOB, peo Sioen al bets
@lRbe puer at 9aa Dub for 9erren.
Selifabet beltaar M al opcr 500 &reoSs
Ioreninser; bets aarli9e iaite SnotGgt
saar op til $4,000 aroner.-"2utb.
&irteblab."
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Spar oiuc Veuac,

% bet ian on 9jpre oeo at tjpbe DIT Sfotpi
hos Gnorcw Sobnion. ga leg %ioritaar at
tjpbe Stppler % Sto, iaa ian jeg osiaa
lGl9e 9poe Stgoler og $40, oa Ie9 life bar
9Iort anoet l be iioite % Nar cnb arbeibet
paa StO, iaa tan je9 trp9t iise, at leg for.
ltnar mig paa Stutsi. Nu bar je9 netup
laaet ino ct mt Selas al ole Slaes Sfp for
Splt' % 81tterbrug. 3et oil bline lplat
bintsere emo nogenlinoe. Seq mener, bpao
les Tiger. @lem life at TONNE ino % Re for
big ielp. 8eitilinser paa npe Stp0ler na
Sto % Reparering noferes mn ipm fgr
binigt % gpot. @lem life Stebet: 6. geids
samle BUTT oeo @ater Street Srpen.
Nnoretp Sobnfon,
3.1S.tf. Secprah, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

:. &. 0augcn, tbcOlo9iif Stnbent
peo Gn93bura Semlnnrilim, CT aI9naet
PED 0pben / ScnnoinaUin, isis. pan
bar rs Gar 9dmmel.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

Yait. z. Nomsoabl. iom er faloet
til S%ibpemins % Resannee Nienisbeoer,
Ntid bar antaset Salbelien, os pil til.
treble Sen lite December bette 9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

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gasfassrsr fra ev,ris, "a rotss s,loreres liza
EEEa1E1I TIL NEW YORK
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-18
TO CONSIDER IRRIGATION.
A Resolution in the Kansas Legislature Fol-
aWestern Convention.

A Resolution in the Kansas Legislature For
Western Convention.
TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 1.-THE people
of Kansas are daily becoming more in
terested in the subject of irrigation, and
it is generally conceded that the only
salvation of the western counties, es-
pecially, is the establishment of a
thorough system for supplying the
ground with moisture. Many schemes
for accomplishing this have been sug-
gested and there is general desire to
secure all available information which
will aid in the accomplishment of the
result desired.
To accomplish this Speaker Elder has
introduced a concurrent resolution in
the House calling a mass convention to
be held in Topeka April Is, and re-
questing Governor Humphrey to invite
the States of Texas, Nebraska, North
and South Dakota, Wyoming, Nevada
and California and the Territories of
Oklahoma New Mexico, Utah and Ari-
iona to send such number of delegates
to take part in the convention as shall
seem proper to their Governors.
The resolution also declares it the
sense of the Legislature that Congress
should, by liberal system of appropri-
alton, irrigate the arid lands of this
country as far as practicable to be done.
and that the movement to do this might
in justice to homeseekers be inaugurated
without delay.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-18
A. j. Grover Dead.

ArCHIsoN, Kan, Feb. IA. j.
Grover, of this county, somewhat
noted character, died yesterday of pa
resis. Several years ago he was prom
inent in Illinois politics and was once
the Republican candidate for Congress
in a Chicago district He was defeated,
and he accused the Catholics of being
the cause of it. Later he wrote a
pamphlet abusing the Catholic religion,
and soon after came to Kansas, pur-
chasing a farm. In 1883 he was the
Union Labor candidate for Congress in
this district. He sought Democratic in
dorsement but his anti-Catholic PAM
phlet was sprung on him, which de-
feated his plans, and at the election he
received less than 1000 votes. OF recent
years Mr.. Grover has been frequent
contributor to the press of the country
on the tariff.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-18
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Letter of the President to a Boston Assoc
citation.

Letter of the President to a Boston Asso.
citation.
BosroS. Feb. 1i-The Cambridge
Civil Service Reform Association has re-
ceived from the President of the United
States the following reply in answer to
their address January 81:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHINGTON Feb. 4.
Gentlemen: have received by the hand of
Senator Hoar the communication addressed
to me by you as officers Of the Cambridge
Civil Service Reform Association and in re-
ply beg to say that your suggestions Will
have my respectful attention.
Your reference to the recent outbreak
among the Sioux as affording convincing
evidence of the necessity of a change in the
manner of appointing the officials of the In
dian Bureau leave me TO say that have not
found IN very full examn alton of all tho
facts from all sources evidence of any de-
terioration in the Indian service. On the
other hand the Board of Indian Commission
ers through Mr.. Merrill r. Gates their chair
man. have as a~result of close observation
declared to me under date of January 10 last
that upon the whole, the Indian service is
now in better condition than ever before"
The object OF their communication was
to urge the extension Of civil service rules
to the Indian service, but they were careful
to recognize that the argument was not to be
found in any special or recent incident, but
in the broader fact that the work among the
Indians is educational and philanthropic
and should, therefore. be separated from
party politics
1 may add tina: before many special ap-
peals had been made to me from any source.
the subject of including Indian agency
clerks and employees in the classified service
had been under consideration. Very re-
specially yours. BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-18
AGAINST FREE SILVER.
Ex.President Cleveland Opposed to Ere
Coinage.

Ex.Presilent Cleveland Opposed to Free
Coinage.
New YORK, Feb. 12.-Betwcen 600
and 700 people attended the mass meet
ing called at Cooper Union last night
by the Reform Club to oppose the silver
bill. E. Ellery Anderson presided and
among letters of regret that were read
was this, under date of February 10,
from ex-President Cleveland:
My Dear Sir: / have this afternoon re.
ceived your note inviting me to attend to.
morrow evening q meeting called for the
purpose of voicing the opposition of the
business men of our city to the free coinage
of silver in the United States. shall not be
able to attend and address the meeting as you
request, but am glad that the business in
terests of New York are at last to be heard
on the subject. 1t surely can not be neces-
sary for me to make a formal expression Of
my agreement with those who believe that
the gravest perils would be initiated by tho
ad option of the scheme embraced in the
measure now pending in Congress for an
unlimited coinage of silver at our mints. II
We have developed an unexpected capacity
for the assimilation of n largely increased
volume Of the currency, and even il we have
demon strated the usefulness OF such an in.
crease. these conditions fall far short Of in.
surfing US against disaster, il in the present
situation We enter upon the dangerous and
reckless experiment Of free, unlimited and
independent silver coinage.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-18
THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
Evident Signs That 1t Will lie Open Fol
Settlement Before Many Weeks.

Evident Signs That 1t Will Ee Open For
Settlement Before Many Weeks.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House
Committee on Territories has agreed
upon u report concerning the Cherokee
Strip. 1t will recommend the passage
of a substitute for the Mansur bill pro-
viding that the Strip be opened to set
Element. The Mansur bill proposed
that the Indians should be paid Sl.25 an
acre, the money to be paid as the en-
tries were made, but the substitute
agreed upon provides that a commission
shall settle with the Indians for the
price of their lands after the Strip has
been restored to public domain. This is
pretty near the same bill reported on
January 23 by the House Committee on
Indian Affairs as a substitute for the
Perkins bill. The committee does not
entertain much hope that the bill will
pass the Senate, but it is pretty certain
that an effort will be made to get it
through the House The report is
signed by all the members Of the Terri
torial Committee except Barnes, OF
Georgia, and Baker. of New York, and
there is undoubtedly strong senti-
ment in the House favoring the passage
of some measure of this kind.
1t is proposed to open the Cherokee
Strip and settle with the Indians after
ward, the Government having already
paid 41X cents an acre for $500, OGO
acres
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-02-18
NEW RAILROAD BILL.

Features Of tke Latest Kansas Railr Dad
Bill-The Commissioners to BE Ele,,ted
by the People-Passes Forbidden.
The majority of the House Committee
on Railroads, in the Kansas Legislature
has prepared substitute for Speaker
Elders railroad bill. 1t provides for a
two-cent passenger rate, and makes the
Railroad Board elective by the people.
The term of office of the present board
expires April 1 next, and the bill makes
it the duty Of the executive council to
appoint successors for the members to
serve until January, 1892. The House
and Senate are each required to elect a
mem Der.
The Railroad Board is also vested
with the control of the express, tele-
graph and telephone companies and all
other persons, companies or corpora
tons doing business as common carriers.
Section of the bill provides that the
commissioners shall have power to
examine any of the books, paper or doc
uments of any such company or corpo-
ration, or to examine under oath or
otherwise any officer, director, agent or
employee thereof or any other person. :"
Any person who obstructs the Commits
sioners in the performance of their du-
ties. or who refuses to give any infor-
nation within their possession that
may be required by the Commissioners.
shall be guilty Of misdemeanor and
shall be liable, on conviction, to a fine
of $1,000. 1t is made the duty of every
station agent, on five days notice of in
tended shipment, to furnish suitable
cars.
Section of the bill meets the ALI
ance idea in regard to passes. 1t pro-
vides that ut shall be unlawful for any
railroad company or corporation. re-
ceiver or any employe thereof, to
issue, give or deliver any pass, ticket,
card or other device for free transpor-
tation to any person over any railroad
within this State. other than the en-
ployes or their families, or shippers of
livestock on such railroad, provided
nothing in this section shall be con-
strued to prevent railroad companies
from transporting INDECENT persons
without compensation when seeking re-
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