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The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
NORTH DAKOTA

Prof F. keene, graduate ofthe Universi.
ty OF Illinois. has been appointed professor
ofmechanics !cr the agricultural college.
Agany of horse thieves has been unearth-
ed in the vicinity of Penlbina, through
information given BY a member who is un-
der arrest.
The Minneapolis & Northern elevator
ut Grafton, was burned, together with 90
600 bushels of wheat. The loss is $50. GOO.
Adjoining property was saved with ditIi-
Guilty.
"A Willow City, special says: Grain is
heading out splendidly. The weather and
everything points toward larger crop
than that of last year. All arc hope
full.
John Clayton, who has been in Jail at
jamestown on the charge OF selling liquor
in violation Of the state prohibitory law,
has pleadet guilty to the charge.
The Ycrxa Hose Running Team of Far
go has received u telegram from Buffalo.
N. Y. with proposition to run against
combined team of sprnters from Buffalo
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
Arab. at War.

TaSGIEHs, Juy ia sansuinary battle
occurr..! II :ew days ago between he follow
ets q: the two Arab clic.s Malemoa and
Mo!.a,or, both belonging to the kabyle
tribe. but hostile to each other. The fight
Was OF 81 m;.>t stubborn and desperate char
;ctcr. even the women taking part. About
three hundred were killed. Chlet Malmoa's
party 20, TIE worst ot the battle and fled
across the frontier into Spanish North Atr-
can icrr,lnIv. The Spanish troops turned
ont ana ,.foy" The t,.Eiuvcs back over the
line into the territory OF Morocco. The de-
ca.ei party then scattered iii ali directions
To escape IRON; their ,iurelcitin:. :oes who.
ulrDu cXtcriniiiaiiUn.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE Chinese restriction law is being
violated at San Francisco.
PuGtT SCUM is fighting a smallpox epi-
dcmIc. The disease has spread to cities
all along the sound.
AN association ofcaritalists, with back
crs in London and in New Orleans and New
York, intend to found cotton exchange in
Hamburg.
In the case Of the victims of the explosion
of the San Francisco Giant Powder Works
the coroper's jury returned verdict of &C.
cidental death, blaming no one.
The National Association of Furniture
Dealers of America elected the following
officers: A. j. Chauvin, OF Butte. Mont.
president; Charles A. Erockway. New York
city, and Frank Weaver Lockport, N. Y,
vicc-Iprcsidcnts; l.. l.. Clarke, Minneapolis,
secretary and treasurer
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE DEADY
rendered decision at Portland, Ore, in
the salvage suit of the steamer Zambesi
against the whaieLaci steamer Charles w,
Wctnlorc. The decision awards $40 900 to
the Zanbcsi. The amount sued for was
$l5J.UUO.
TIE affairs Of the Vincennes Ind, Nat
ional bank have been in dcplorabe state
of insolvency ever since the suicide of
President Wilson NJ. Tyler. From tie de-
veiopmcnts that have been made its no
wonder Tyler sought q suicides crave.
He was responSib for the loss over
$3.50. GrO. There is nothing to do h,,' ap-
poEt receiver, aud the comp:i at
Washington has already ord.rt,. That
done.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
SUALTIEs

Tairtcen people are injssed, some
fatally, by a cyclone at Springfield, Ohio.
Tie St. Johns (N. F.) fire loss reaches
twenty-five millions.
"A detached glacier kills over hundred
persons in Savoy.
Nitro-g works near San Francis
co explode. killing several employees and
cntailing great property loss.
Fi.c has destroyed the largest part OF the
t.,siress district of bethany, Mo. Loss,
81 N,GN.
The bodies oftwo men are found in Par
fridge lake near Mcsaba. They are thought
to have been drowned whilo quarreling in
boat.
THE torpedo boat Ro alio has ioundered
of the coat of Uruguay and her crew of
seventy are missing. The officers escaped.
Two Argentine war ships are also reported
missing.
HuGH McPHERsoN, a farmer ofGreen. .elt,
Man, who came to this country from South
Dakota was instantly killed by lightning
while standing in the doorway of the
house he had just finished building for his
family.
FIRE brake out in carpenter shop at
Portland Or aud burned almost whole
block to the grount. A halt-dozcn busi-
ness buildings and row of dive .lings were
Destroyed. lhe total loss is estimated at
S25) OOU
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MANY INDUCEMENTS.
a Desperate Effort t" Organize Non.
Union Steol WOrkerA


UntoM stcci Workers.
PITrsnumi July 2U.-rhc organization OF
the workmcn employed at the DuQucsnc
steel work, of the Carnegie Steel company
into Anna Samatrl association lodges has
not yet bccn completed, but the officers Of
the association are hopeful that 1t soon
will be. Vice President Ca.ncy, o: the
Amalgainatcd association in an interview
to-day said:
We have maJca lropoSitiont o he men the
Dulucsic s..c! wo: Ks encouraging organization.
This same course was tuksn at B'I,liock. We
Informed them tnat we ara. ready to uIslnize
support o the Am;tiItmatrd association and
the American Federation oi Labor, which the
Two organizations number over l,uUu,OUU men.
We ARE to give TIN m "A Tree card lur one year,
placing them on IL par With iiU:GeSte:lu and nll
other organizations employed by tlle Carnegie
firm.
A lnrSc number o. coorcI men arrived
Fr.ck i'll squads. Thcv carried stlclels and
ultimate destination is surlulscu TO be
llonc tcad but tonight they had not been
seen there.
None OF the striking workmcn o! the Car
ncgic Steel company. ut Upper and Lower
Uaion mills, this ciiy, have yet returned to
work The natural sus III the pudding
furnaces WAS lighted last night and rs soon
ny the men learned OF 1t they became coll
yinccd that nOii-uEio. men were 10 be i'll
troducrd into The mills. They we!c much
cAciltd and u watch is kept on the river
and streets leading to the steel works all
hi ll..
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
EORElON,

OVER one hundred deaths from cholera
per day are reported from Astrakhan.
Hon. J. D. WAsHnuRN, minister from the
United States to Switzerland has resigned
and will come back to the Unitci States.
The appointment of NJ. Burdeau as
French minister OF marine, in place of NJ.
Cavaignac, is announced.
1t is settled that the British Liberals
have sufficient gains to overcome the gov
eminent majority, but an alliance is neces-
sary to return Gladstone to power.
A NEW japanese cruiser OF 515J tons,
$500 horse power and nineteen knots
speed has Just been launched at Vancouver,
b. G.
RAvAcHoL, the anarchist bomb throwcr,
was guiliotined at Paris. He maintained his
stoical indifference to the last, and appar-
entity died game.
The trial of Madame Raymond for the
murder of Madame Delaporte- LASH
monnc, in Paris is ended, and the prisoner
is acquitted. Madame Raymond discovered
her husband in Madame Dclaportcs apart
ments and shot the woman dead.
Mount l1:tna was unusually active. A
thick column OF smoke, i'll which flames
were seen issued from the crater and rose
to great height. Then, blown by the wind,
it covered Ca,ania With an immense cloud.
Quantities of lava AID ashes were also
elected fr.>m the crater.
IS satisfaction of the outrage recently
perpetrated I'll two Americans, Messrs.
CT ambers an, !Ionsal. who were severely
maltreated in the Moorish capital, the
British minister to Morocce has obtained
q letter of apology from the fashs of Fee.
and letter oiregret from the sultan. to-
gether with the gift OF a sword to Mr..
Bonsal.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
wonLp,s FAIR NOTES.

Louisiana has voted Worlds Fair ap-
preparation OF $4,000.
A coMrLArE set of maps and illustrations
Of the Worlds Fair building, and grounds,
handsomely illuminated and framed, is to
be exhibited at the Exposition soon to be
held ut Madrid. Spain.
The executive board of tho Aberdeen
Angus association has appropriated 5000
for premiums for that breed of cattle at the
Worlds Fair in addition to the premiums
offered by the Exposition authorities.
The national convention ofthe Prohibi-
ton party passed resolution favoriny "a
liberal appropriation by the general gov
ernment of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position, but only upon the condition that
The sale of intoSica1ing liquor upon tho
grounds be prohibited, and that the Ex-
position be Kept closed on the Sabbath
day"
The rich and powerful prince, of India,
writes Consul General Balluntlne. are pre-
pairing to send to the Worlds Fair large
collection of exhibits. including artistic
articles Of goli and silver. ivory carvings,
paintings, lucqu1r and damasS WORK, EN-
broidery. lace, silver tilisrce work. etc.
Several of the princes have decided to visit
tho Worlds Fair with their rctinues.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
IOWA..

An escaped prisoner in Iowa carves one
OF his captors with razor and may be
lynched.
committee has been appointed by the
Board of Trade at Dubuque to prepare m
exhibit of this city at the Worlds Fair
There is a great deal of enthusiasm over
the matter. Specimens from the lead and
zinc mines and spar caves will make a
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
LABOR CIRCLE.

LABOR CIRCLE.
A THOUSAND iron workers at West Superb
rS will probably strike.
thE Homestead rioters are to be arrested
anu prosecuted by the Carnegie company
on charges OF murder und conspiracy.
FEDERAL. troops are called out to subduc
Idaho's striking, miners, who cause all the
non-union mcn to surrender by threat to
blow them up in The mines.
Gov. PATrlsoN of Pennsylvania called
out all the state militia, 5000 men, to quell
the strikers at Homestead. They cncount-
cred 10 opposition from the strikers.
A SECRET organization of workingmen is
said to have bccn formed i'll Boston with
the purpose Of giving union men military
training.
Tue labor trouble in the Cnur d'Alene
mines, Idaho, eliminates in a fight and the
blowing up o: mine by dynamite. Satc-
ments rs to the number OF men killed vary
from four to twenty.
TIE Mcrchad-M -McClean company of
Pittsburg, Pa, signed the Amalsamated
scale. About 5000 men will 80 TO work
at that place. The wage committee OF the
Amalgamated association and the Pitts
burg manufactures will again confer on
the Western iron scale.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
SPORTING MATTERS.

McQuAlp appears to be the popular UNI
pirc of the National league.
TIE horse races all over the country
have been mos' libcrally patronized during
the week just gone.
"WilI. you finish last or just in eleventh
place, dear Mr. Anson?" is the cruel query
OF the Chicago Times.
THE entire Cleveland club only draws q
little owe: S2, 900 apiece for the season. Gin
cinnati paid nearly twice that sum.
TIE Detroit Yacht club will have three
rcgattas this season, one Aug. g. the second
Sept. 5. and the last on Oct. II the annivcr.
sary OF the landing OF Columbus.
THE coming fight to finish between
Charles Moth. the wrestler. and the South
st. Paul Cyclone is attracting great deal
OF attention, and the opinion among the
sports is that it will be strictly on its
merits" II will occur in the Hennepin
Athletic club rooms OH the evening of the
18th inst.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
A L,t.l. scri,n,,, age.

BERLIN. July 19.-1wo thousand Social
lists We're rctnr;:ins from picnic yesterday
near W,lmersdorf when they re met and
restrained in an otiicous manner by a force
OF Berlin policemen. The Socialists be-
came incensps! at what they deemed unncc-
es-ary and o!t.s:.siye interference and soon
developed the disorder the police seemed
bent OH exciting. A struggle cnsued be-
tween the police and the people. the Social
lists s,ou!lv nla'l.t:!,in. themselves against
the officers liie police IS they were
pressed back drew swords and cut at the
mob. The Socialists. how. vcr were too
numerous, and reru!>ctl their uniformed
antagonists. Thc latter Were soon REIN
forced and the struggle renewed, this time
resulting i'll the defeat aud dispersion of
lie Socialists. many o. whom were wound
cd Women and children were in the
meice. The police made several arrests of
those who were most &c i've i'll resistance.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
THE RAILROADS.

The crop report from the Great Northern
system shows very encouraging state of
affairs Under the impetus ofthe hot wealth.
er the wheat is heading out we'll and tho
conditions all point to big crop.
The 500 has declared cent mile rate
to Mackinac to be in effect every Friday.
On that day special sleeper will be run
through to this interesting point. The
motive OF this reduction is to bring Mackin-
nc into popularity with the pleasure seek
ing public.
THE Great Northern has decided to put
the same freight rates into effect on its cx-
tension to Spokane as prevail on the North
ern Pacific and Union Pacific systems in
the same territory. This decision etFectu-
ally dispcls all the hopes entertained that
there might bea cut resulting to the advan-
tage OF tie jobbers.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23

MANY NARROW ESCAPES.
The Atlantic Hotel, Long Branch, Filled

The Atlantic Hotel. Long Branch. Filled
With Guests. Destroyed by Fire.
LoSG BRANCH, n. j., July 2o.-'rhs At
lantic hotel was almost totally destroyed
by fire carly this morning, tho guests, $50
III all, making their escape i'll Their night
clothes. CIV OF them were more or less
hurt i'll the panic that cnsued. Sew.
eral who lcap,d from the windows and
porchcs OF the hotel were badly shaken up,
and one, MIR, Henry Englcman OF New
York city, had her arm lrokcn. Hardly
had the iir,mcn put in an appearance when
cry OF hep was heard from second
story window. There, hcmmcd in by the
smoke and II ines, stood Mrs. Gilio-
gle, wife OF Judge Gil:oglc of New
York. Fireman Moses lcapcd through
the burning building and +. scued the lady.
Another fireman had to enter the room of
Miss Minnie Cummings. the actress, and
help her down. The guests lost everything.
Thieves entered the rooms and stole jcwclry
valued at probably $4,000. The origin of
the fire is unknown. ] he A,lunlic is one
of the oldest hotels ut Long Bruuch.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
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Enrl OrkneY'H LLul Chnica.

LONDON. July 20 Earl Orkney an the
notorious concert singer, Connie Gilchr;st.
were married to-day in All Soui's church,
London, only hall u dozen people, init
mates Of the parties, heing present. There
was one brilcsnaid. Earl Onsclow
acted as bcs. man. The duke OF
Beaufort, whose relations with Con-
ME were long notorious, gave
the bride away. Connie was all smiles and
vivaci,y. She wore IL avn travelling gown
aud prince bonnet trimmed with real
violcls. A we'l,iillg breakfast followed at
the brides hoilsc in Manchester street.-The
house which :!ic duke oi Beaufort bought
for Connie so!lc years agn. The couple
start ut once ;or honeymoon tour ol the
continent
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
VIII Handle Money Orders.

WAsmISGroS. Special, July 16-The fol-
lowing postotiiccs in the Northwest will be
made money order Offices Tomorrow:
Minnesota-Icrley. Norman oounty; Morgan,
Redwood county; Adams. Mover county:
Beardeley, big stone county: Peterson. Fill-
more county.
South Dakota-Ea>t Sioux Falls Minnehaha
county: Seneca. Foulk county: EiiomIIills, Brlle
county; Ie,rave. Lawrence county: Bowdie.
Ednonds county: Bruce. Bruokit,ss county: Al
cester. Union county: Bioominsi OH. Charles Mix
county: Camp Crook. Harding county; Fred
erick, Brown county: Ord%ay. Brown county;
Belle Fourchr. butte county; CLnasto!. McCook
county: Co!mau. Moody county: l:dgerton.
Charles Mix county; Henry. Codngtou county:
Jefferson. Cuioi. county: Piedmont. Meade
county: Rosebud. Meyer county: TWIN Brooks,
Grant county: Wnkonu. CLAY county.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23

Hrp:ox, Wis, Special, July ls.-Mrs. ].
Knox Gavin attempted suicide this after
noon by jumping into Lake st. Croix from
the :crry steamer Hcnnins while crossing
over rom Hudson to Lakeland. She was
rescued by Capt. Day and resusctated by
medical assistance. 1t will be remembered
last October one 1'iliic SheEcck from Red
Win. came here ard married J. Knox
Gavin, OF the Brown Thcatcr company,
who was playing Il weekly cn:a. cment here.
The couple never lived tosclhe and Brown,
now in the East, las been working to secure
a divorce. The unfortunate woman has
been living here fora ew months past.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
rrcpur,nu for M,uu.,Yt. Vets

WAsmISGroS. Special, July 2O.-The COM
mittce appointed by the Minnesota state as
soc.a,ion to make arrangements for the
entertainment OF the Minnesota Grand
Army men who will visit Washington DUR
ing the encampment. has been busy lately
soliciting subscriptions end collecting
money or thcl. entertainment. They ex-
pcct to treat the Minnesota Grand Army
men very handsomely. and have about
completed arrangements. Ex. Senator
Hoard, s. U. Morse and w. II. johnson are
the busy men Of the committee.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
Republican State Convention.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTED
Fargo, N. d., June H. 1892.
TO the Republican electors OF the state Of North
Dakota:
In accordance with usage ard the Instructions
OF tho republican state committee. a state con-
vcniion OF delegated representatives of the re-
publican party Will be held at the Armory In the
city OF Fargo on Tuesday. the ID day OF August
1897, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates TO be supported
ut the next general election, and for the tlans-
action Of tuch Oth'r and further business as
may be brought GerOre 1t. The candida es TO be
there nominated are:
Three Presidential Electors.
Ono Member OF Congress.
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF state,
state Auditor,
state Treasurer,
Supt rintendent OF Public instruction,
Commissioner OF InS rance.
Three &, NH Is ;Oners OF Railroads,
Attorney General,
Comm SsiOner OF Agriculture and Labor.
One Judge OF the Suprt me Court.
The different counties OF the state Will be en-.
titled to representation In said convention rs
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23

The republican electors In the various coun
ties and voters, without regard TO past aflilla
endorse the republican policy, and propose TO act
with the republican party. are cordially invited
To unite under this call In the formation OF u
state ticket.
The state committee will pass upon the rights
OF those entitled TO participate III the preliml
pose In the ofrice OF the chairman OF this COM
mittcc. In Fargo. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of Monday. August ]. 1892, and hear all contests
tices of contests must be filed with the chair
man of the state committee. and the latter must
he accompanied by written statements OF the
grounds II contest, on or before the thirtieLh
d,y OF july. 1892. at Fargo.
Preference in the order OF hearing and deter
mining contests will be given by the committee
IN accordance with the dates OF filing such no
ices and 81 statements with the chairman.
i;y order OF the REPUBLICAN Al state central CON-
Rlittc of North Dakota.
Is. +. SPALDING Chairman.
GRANT s. NAGER, Secretary.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
CAPITAL Cullinr,.

WAsM1sGroN, Special. July 20.-Star
mail service has been increased from st.
James 10 Clurbourne to three times week
and rom Moland to Faribault to six times
q week.
Miss Lewis and Miss IIaines. school
teachers of Mankato. are visiting in WASH
ing;oI. To-day. in company with Repre-
sentative Lind, they caliel at the White
House and were introduced to the prcsi-
dent.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
Increased Wheat Prices.

WAsHISGroS. Special. July 19.-C.
Wood Davis says there is not the least
danger of the dc.eat OF the option bill. He
called attention to the fact that the almost
certain passage OF the bill had increased the
p'icc of wheat = cents a bu>hcl because the
shorts" are finding it very hard to cover.
Senator Washburn said Tonight that the
methods adopted by the opponents of the
bill this afternoon We're never resorted TO
even hy the opposition to the force bill
who felt Il cir all depended upon the de-
teat that measure. lie thinks It indicates
that the opponents know THAI they cannot
by argument convince the senate that the
bill is not u good one.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
SETTLED UP.
Chile Pays Ss5, 900 for the valparaiso
M.LAhNCre.

WAsm:NGroS, Ju o-Sccrctury o: Stute
Foster announced to-day that an entirely
cordial and mutually salts uc.ory settle
mcnt had been reached between the United
States and Chile respecting tlicirdclnnity to
e paid by The latter on account ot assault
upon the crew OF the Baltimore at Valpa-
ruiso on Oct. III. 1891. Under the date Of
the l3,l inst. 5riCr ErraZuriH. the Chilean
minister, addressed Minister Esan note
placing ut the disposal OF the latter S75. UUO
III gold, and akcd him to cause it to be dis
lnbulcl among the families OF the two sca-
men who lost their lives and to the surviv-
ing members of the crew who were in the
affair OF Oct lG On the 10th Mr. E.an re-
J. led. cordially accepting the offer as IL
frank, friendly and entirely satisfactory
settlement of The urplornble occllrrcucc
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23

New York. July 2o-Thc Republicans
s ruck the first blow in al important po-
itlcal tish. in this state to-day. The fight
is Oh the consti,uionality OF the law that
was enacted by the legislature at its special
which the state was rcappOrtloncd. un-
der that law III. aldermen Ill this
county and the board o. supervisors in the
other counties having more than one mem-
Der of the assembly are directed to-day to
Fl ( the boundaries ri their districts. They
will Jrobably do this in very county cx-
cept Monroe. There the Republicans. who
have a majority III the board. re used TO
change the boundaries.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
and Canada on Aug, 49, The champion
H,ill

Albert Ryan, young man employed on
the farm ofJohn Love, ,hroc milcs east of
Grand Forks, was Instantly kill.d by light
ming during the recent storm. Many other
narrow escapes are reported and several
persons injured, but none seriously. Some
hail fell, bu: no damage las been reported.
The storm was the scvcrest OF the season,
and large amount O. water fell all through
this section.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
Accused or K,h,in- III. ,,.,,,.

BIsMAErK. y. d., Special, July ls.-O..
comlnint Of United States Postal Inspector
Clements. Miss Acc JOY. sister of the post
master at Wacs. nine miles north here,
was arrested ard held tor Illumination be-
fore United State Commissioner Allen on
the charge o, riiilus II letter. The hcarin.
wlll Take l.l.Irc MIlIlI
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
PERSONAL.

CY1Us w. FIELD is cead
GEORGE WILLIAM '-,arIs is suffering from
cancer o1thc stomach. aud may not live
oyer month.
TIE death is announced Of Cardinal
rrancc:co Battag ini archbishop of Bolo-
,na. He was born in 1923 and was made
cardinal in 1855.
A REMARKABLE case OF longevity termi-
mated at Meridian. Miss, i'll the death of
Addison Moore, colored who claimed to
be 13l years Old. Lis appearance and
conversation on by gone days gave cred
cnce to his claim.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23

CHcAGo. July ga committee, headed
hy Wa hington IIr>>n. o the Stats
ZeitunS, let tor New York to-day to urge
upon the National Democratic committee
thcadvi>hbili.y oI establishing. branch head
quarters III tlls city. Mr. licssius claims
'li,t with such q branch 20 dircc, matters at
short range WISCONSIN. Illinois. Iowa.
Scbrt. kn and part "t Michigan can be car
RED for ;lie Democratic party.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
The President. i:o.,,,,

WasnrSG1oS July l9.-Thc president and
Private Secretary lIal.ord arrived in the
city today from Cape Nav. In case con-
srcss decides t" adjourn early next week.
the president wiil go to Loon lake in the
Adirondack>. where he vii! remain during
the renaiI.dcr OF the S,lIlllln-
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23

WASHINGTON. July -. iii, Was suspcn-
sioE day in hc house. but no great party
measure was brought iarwari. The Nc
Garral.an l.iil. wh:ch has bee. Icndin. :or
the last quarter %: u century. was at last
passed hv he i.oli>" A. it came from the
scna,c and 50 goes To- the resident tor his
signature. lie bill re cr- the claim to the
court q! private a..d cain.
The Dickinson press., 1892-07-23
Tn Treat WIN m. Cr,,,v,

WAsmINcrox, July 10 Secretary Noble
to-day appointed. .Elbclt ID. Weed, Fred IL.
Foster and Fellows y. Pcasc, al. OF Nom
tana, to 3e commissions I. negotiate
with the Crow Indians :ur the modification
OF the asfc .inent concluded with these In.
dians Dec. IS 1891.