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, 1892-04-19

HERE is fact that should not Be forgot
ten. Three hundred and fifty thous-
and German colonists, and several
million Russians, in the famine-stricken
district of the VoIga, were perishing un-
aided. Starving peasants attacked build
ings in which they are likely to find plum
der with which to secure food. The Czar
gave twenty-five million dollars from his
private purse to relieve his people, and
still the misery went Oh. In the face Of
these facts our lower house disgraced itself
By refusing an appropriation to convey do
nations Of grain to suffering humanity.
Nebraska guaranteed sixty carloads of
corn, which reached the seaboard, and gen
erous Philadelphia sent a steamer load of
grain to the starving people. If the broth
erhood Of man be more than CHASTITY
farce, Messrs. Pendleton, Kilgore, Chip
man and Holmes, would have withdrawn
their unseemingIy objections, and aided
American farmers in spreading the gospel
of peace and goodwill. But thev didn't.
, 1892-04-19
FREE TO THE AFFLICTED,

All who are suffering from the effects Of
ing Powers, Gonorrhoea, elect, Structure
Syphilis, and the many troubles which are
the effects of these terrible disorders will
receive, FREE OF CHARGE, full directions
how to treat and cure themselves at home
by writing to the CALIFoRNIA MEDToAT.
AND SURGICAL INFIBMARY, 1O29I Market
Street, San Francisco, California. feb8-tf
, 1892-04-19

SOMETIME ago TEE TRIBUNE ridiculed the
idea Of WhitelaW Reid being placed on the
ticket as vice president. A typo" in the
New York Morning Advertiser says:
"lf nominated what will the labor organ
lzatlons OF the country say? For years
Mr.. Reid has opposed union printers. His
newspaper has been the home Of rats. No
man in the country has shown more per
sistent hostility to organized labor. Whv.
to talk about such a man on national
ticket, is absurd y
, 1892-04-19

''THERE is nothing new under the Sun. =
Talmage has been delivering and publish
ing some of his old sermons. Somebody
found it out and proved it. A Dakota cler-
gyman recently proved also that he was
preaching other peoples sermons.
, 1892-04-19
NeW Oorporatinna

Filed in the Office Of the secretary Of
state, April 10, 1892:
Mechanics Building and Contracting
company, of Everett; capital, $4,000.
The Alliance Implement company. of
Spokane; capital, 100000.
, 1892-04-19

Every person who is opposed to Free
Trade Slavery aud faYors American Indus
trial Independence secured through the
policy OF Protection, should read the doom
ments published by the American Protect-
I've Tariff League. AS a patriotic citizen Fl
Is your duty to place these documents in
the hands of your friends. They are inter
estlng and instructive, and embrace dis
eusslons OF all phases of the Tariff question.
The League publishes over so different
documents. comprising nearly 600 pages of
plainly printed, carefully edited and reli-
able information. Among the authors Of
Eaese "a documents are. Hon. James G.
BBla1nei VIM. Mckinley. Jr, Governor Of
Ohio; Senator S. M. GuIlom, Of Illinois.
Senator Joseph N. Dolph of Oregon: Sen
ator "A. 8. Paddock, of Nebraska; Senator
Frye, Of Maine; Senator Casey, of North
Dakota; Senator Justin S. Morrill, of Yer
mont; Senator Nelson w, AIdrich of1
Rhode Island; Hon. Thomas II. Dudley,
OF New Jersey; Hon. Robert P. Porter. ofI
Washington; Prof. ] r. Dodge, of the
Agricultural Department. at Washington:
Commodore w. H. T. Hughes; Hon, RI. "A.
H6artshorn, Of New York; Congressman
Doliiver, Of Iowa; Hon. B. F. Jones; David
Hall Rice, Of Boston; Senator Per
kllns, of Kansas; DR. e. P. Miller. ofI
New York; Hon. Geo. Draper, of Mass.
Hon. Y. y. Edwards, of Texas; Judge
" N. Lawrence, Of Ohio; Hon. D. o. Har-
rlman, Of New York; Hon. Geo. S. Bout |
well, Of Mass. Hon. 3. III. AmmidoWn. If
New York; Enoeh Ensley, Of Tennessee
This complete set of documents will be
sent to any address, postpaid for Fifty (501 /
cents. Address, Wilbur r. Wakeman |
sS4ee.y no. 23, West Twenty Third Street,
New York.
, 1892-04-19

THE usual democratic majority in Lock
port, New York, is 800. Last week the
republican majority for mayor was 400.
The people downed another ring.
, 1892-04-19
Statement Showing Profits for First
Six Months Business Of the
Olympia Building & Loan AsSC.

There are 450# shares in force at the present
time; nae the net profit per share is therefore Al
me equated amount OF the investment for the
shows clear profit Of Al per cent.
y In addition to this profit to the investors
olympia has been benefited by the erection of
three neat and tasty homes
.Atthe last meeting Of the trustees itw de-
c1ded to open up another series. and the books
are now O I, open to receive subscriptions to the
berg block
, 1892-04-19

Ex-MAYoB GRACE Of New York, Cleve-
land democrat, says that he had an hour
and halfs interview with President Har-
, 1892-04-19

THE New York Herald says Robert T.
Lincoln could defeat Mr.. Cleveland for
president.
, 1892-04-19
Look Here!

Have you tried Davis Best Flour, made
at our home mills? Ifnot, just try 4 sack.
TIE 'nnhOne No 49,
, 1892-04-19

The DAILY TRIBUNE will be found on
sale every evening at the following named
places:
J. Benson STARR, the ohilberg block, on
Main street.
n L: ToTTHNHAM, lib Fourth street.
L. A. CooMs, lit Fourth street.
OLYMPIA HOTEL.
, 1892-04-19
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OONdHlNOINE MAY 7 1855
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persons, who comply with their require
ments.
, 1892-04-19

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, 1892-04-19
VELERS' GUIDE.
NORTHERN PACIFnO LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE.
For Portland, Centralia, Chehalis, Montesano
and Grays Harbor points, via Gate City, 124O pm.
For Tacoma and Seattle $50 am and 2;15 pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
From Portland, Centralia. Chehalis, Monte
sano and Grays Harbor points via Gate City, 2:15
From Tacoma and Seattle 12:4o pm. and 6:15
pm.
Port Townsend Southern.
, 1892-04-19

Points north, Oregon and points on
N. 2. r. R. south of Tacoma ... 1850 pm
Grays Harbor and Coast points. ..... 2:20 pm
IunaWater and Tenlno. ............... $50 pm
Eastern States and California. .... 9:3O pm
Tacoma and Lower Sound Points ..... $3.50 pm
, 1892-04-19
OLAGYPI-A
Collegiate Institute

The offer of board, tuition and room rent for
Si5O PER r year IN advance has already brought
the privileges and opportunities Of the Institute
are open to the patrons of Olympia for the price
of tuition alone R--09
A Faculty Of nine Instructors and Specialists
completely furnished boarding and lodging
halls literary and debating societies and thor
ough work in all departments are the adYan-
tages offered.
, 1892-04-19

Subscribe for THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and you will stand
a chance Of getting this
organ.
Last year we gave away a
No. Singer Machine to the
lucky subscriber.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
the bestnewspaper in Thurs
ton County and has the
largest circulation.
Price, 81 per year in advance.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
Stteratur.

THE CHRISTIAN YOUTH for 9(uau5t
er uotcmmet meb iBlsenbe Snbbplb:
The Legend Of the Crossbill-Poem.
Our Contributors: Church, Work and
the Young People-Proceedings of the
Luth. Teachers Association.
CATECHETIcAL ILLUsTRATIoNs: A Clio
riousT Observation-Disclosures Herman Francke
The Poor Student.
OUR SCHOOLS: Concordia College.
WIT N WISDOM.
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT: Editorial
Notes.
MISCELLANEOUS: Church Gleanings.
Our SELECTIONS: Our Men of the Flu
ture.-Fear Not. Poem.-Long Ago. Poem
Figs and misunderstanding Our Boys
for Life. The Joy of Incompleteness.
Poem.-The Courtesies of Life.-Move
Forward. Poem.-How to Get on In Life.
Young Church Members.-A Hint to
Girls How Quarrels Begin.
Subscription price so Gents per year.
Address: THE CHRISTIAN YoUrH,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Send for sample copy.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

RaaS til tinse giser. &laO Cher
laa faroelist Tom Goers Sorplbr, nj
tiaaoe @oer, men / be bebFe etoFe. b,t
oil iige, benz, ium parer lanat.
Naar 9u bebsuer en- ns aiOle, IN
Den paa WOben; men leg albrio boy -
en- Siole, blot furbi ben lite lauosr, 81
moosrne. DO buis @oben er ur,o,,
fOitbar, bSr man lite fslg. ben.
Sab ensfurpebe 2sier sIer rpS,h,
2oter, brebe Striber eaer finale, rb,,
eiler morfe 5arper, forte Stigrter sI,r
laitse (nleo Naabe), efterIum sft "a
BRIG fOrorer. Men tiDb itse Rsre Qt.u
3ot % Hip BET op til unBttiae arpnbi,r
eller til en- meniusslss &nuOe eQer for
at ilebe bet efter Cher pau sSUrt.u.
@oers spabiertiuler maa iIet lite ruo
til Scroen ensans.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

&ccrs Suteresie 81 mao tislus. Dertil
bi1lpe Cub psl
Com oIerebe fsr oplpt bar "3eco.
rab'Yciten"s @ier pelpiaia tilbubt fig
at mootaoe @nperne beroperfra, os
baaber pi eneong at fna o9iaa en- Wops
neforteenelie iii pbennapnte Brus.
Stiloe nosen oerimoo snffe at ienbe
Saperne oirefte, ba fan bette Tie enten
til Dor 6osierer, or. @aarbeier &ris
itofter ar. Seen, Bang, 8albriS, eller
I'll unoertcsneoe, bporpaa bet bill blipe
inoiat iammen meb bet Surge | Bang
S%parebanf inbtil pioere. Wenigbeoss
mGoe er beiluttet afbolbt boert Gars
Lite Nonember, inbtil Nrbeibet or iulos
fsrt, og ffal peo famine 2eili9beb fors
nsoen &eoesjprelie Osiaa u%btases, for
at pperienoes "0ecorabsB plten."
SBrlte.
Bangs Brefe9aarb, ben 13Oe Suli
1892.
&c 8iorasSliite paa 7be Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
6omeHeao 2ano.

st fort Intal SfanSinaper bpi9tter
Jig M lonss @bite Riuer os Itebicine
Greet / 2pman os Yreibp Counter,
lise ueitcnfor Misiouri 8iper i Chant
berlain 9anbbiitritt, Spo 9atota. Nes
fen aQe, iOm taser Someiteab 2anb
Der, er SfanDinaper, % inben ~llbsansen
al September eaer Sftober pil Der
bore ouer 1000 ifanbinap,Its Samilier
bUiatte | bisie to Counter. 9anbet er
sObt, os, buis S tummer mart, fan s
cGlse, boao s oil.
llnoertesneoe apmpani beitaar al
Stanoinaper, Tom fIenoer 2anoet, %
iom oil biitaa 9anbsmeno. 6pr nebs
latte Sernbanebiaetter, 9agter, Hams
leter oiu. ~tilltrip
The Sioux Reservation Land Co.,
46-6fp. Chamberlain, South Oak
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

vi Gisarens Siaorie. gtoor.n

e'Sa'ehs pthprte. Giearen sr
lite noset iarbefes sammelt Rub,r,.,
miooel ! europa. sOr itt. Iano,r ~
base Gioen enb ct hundred. gIor
Der n%oroenfor Spanien nepse en- en-.
peer, Tom baDbe rsst en- Cigar.
Sampur9 bar ben f6rite nurb,p,o.
petite gb, bpor eisurreanino brss
mOoerHe. Den fsrite Gisarbutit oob'
nebes Der | 1888.
e~'9arrssnins blep ulminOslio ( Inn.
lamb ct gar aur ienere, ba 9onO,t MI.
ipsnhmeoss af ben frantic Reppbrs,
Solbater.
9etts f~ortanes Of 9pIterne i,rD
Wten tfslse ben frantic sfuespiuer sbro,
lpte Fingers utrpfte eslObiOarafi, Ii,,,,,
lite De franife Sulbater noaet til GIo,s
rsstl'n8 fsr bette Garbunbrebss ons,,
2iaar, oa be larte ben Of gponierr,
81 oros tilbase til 8aris oi,nns,,
Orleans, fOrteler Stueipiaeren. Inbsr,
peis mette pi bpppis Sffcerer, iom
oenote biem fra Srisen / epunien; 3,
llelte az Dem baooe Cigar i Muno,p
boll'et oensans bar nUeet mt. m,r
MI er bet at rpse Cigar almipOsIio
Sill os grus.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
2irfen paa SeemSaaiem.
Sr. y. Gnunofeni

Sr. y. Gnnnoieni
Oct bib. ore operHebist Of mig ai
ftils nosen Opforbrins til Dem ON al
Optase uebloste Snoienoelie fra 8oitor
Ssrlie | "3ecorob- 8oien@; bet fan
bel osiaa ipnes operfsoiet at anbefole
Senue III 2anbsm9nbs Beluilie; Girl
pelicn taller for fig ielp. 8esuben bar
10 6lere, Der er bel tjenbt meb SorboL
oene paa Seensaaien, itilbret for os be
Granddaughter bisie SOlf bar at fiampe
meb, % bet Iterc CAIN be felte | at
babe manttet uuopare ct Sorinmlirgss
ltsO / fin esen Wtiote; mar pi III al
Menisbebens Brett life blot iaar en-
Stabfeitslie for Sanobsoer al bisie
llotalslier, men osiaa bliper 9iort be-
tienot meb, OF man bar siort 8espnoelien
meb Suoiamlins, FAINT at nan | 1iaio
til Mebtriitnes pslpiQiee llnberitsttelie
baabsr at faa bette fit Gnite opiplbt,
ba ter mar oisielis pente, at Mause
ogiaa Der / S(meriin (piltnOt nermeit
be, Der er fienot paa oisie 8nuter, men
OsIaa Gnore) bill Itstte benne sobe Gag
psb at bibrase af bsres timeli9e Mibler
til bens Sremme.
CsIc, ben 27be Suni 1892.
". .. Glfien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
ItcprahsRarfso.
Etrsrsb. 81, Susuh, 1894.
Spm9rnombeoen

bsnlebes paa Gpertisiemsntet ON ben
rpe Spmaifins Suspenuen "8eb
Grnen.~ Oct er nj lpttets mtg Of blipe
,ftano til at itaffs "9eeorab.8 piten"s
Gbunnsntsr en- ristis COB Sgmafine til
en- biais 8ris. Sermeo maa lite for.
ftaass, at WaiEu.n bar
tabt | 8aroi ben sr IN farbeIes aoS
Waittns for ben biaiss 8ris, % pil
bare en- 6amilie | mango Gar, men ben
npe Raitins CT ftsrre, % ftar,er. bpa,
get % bel paro 8risiurRielen, bpilten
sr $500. Sur at faa benns Rafiue
iaa bilIis, at ben fan ialsss til ben
apsrtereSe 8ris, maatts iss sisre &uu.
trait for 1000 Get 9uiinb) Watiner
msS IN Gang, ps betale for 100 let
SunSreSe) @aifiner ab @ansen, % /
6or'tuS, Os, for at faa ben npe RaItiue
betienot ! en- pibere Sreos i i~prbolbspis
tort lib, er leg, peo 5orstummenbsO
ira S~ompaniets Sioe, iitnno til Of I9lae
De f"prite 10 Woitiner for, buao
100 RaItiner tuiter. 3ette pil aaa til
pan fgl9enos Maabe: Sper lobe Be-
itiltng oil erpsoeres irit, us bet tils
'snots Selsb (meo 5rabraa uf sl.25
for Slacet) pil bIipe tilbaseisnNt aip.
bsren. Gltina uil be, bpis geItiQiuo
rafer til Of bore ben lite, 22be, 33te.
ABE, 55oe, 66oe, 77Se, SSbe, 99Se ga
1l0oe, iaa ben beitiIte @aItire frit.
~lt9esploigt til bollten 8ris. 9apnsne
pil blipe betieuotsjprte siennem Ola,
bet. RaUnene paa enbper aisber pil
blips n~eotesneoe, eftsricm be tummer
'no, 9lennem 8uiten. 9ette 9il6uS
9jsres for at faa @aifiusrns isrebte
orrrtrtn9 | en- pio 8rebs, pg en- Slubliite
Of II gtaitinsr fra ct RabOlas oil oft.
iua life TONNE / getrustuins. geTtiL
litssrrs man inbienbes enteltpis. 9ea
WRrte nj, builten Saranti aie5erne
bar: buis life Mutinsn er tilirebs,
ftilsnoe, iaa betuIes gens.ne tilbaas,
% jes oil bstale 5rastsn besse 8eie.
2hitrlO y. annnoien,
2seprah, Soma.
~ &c Goertisismsntst I -geb Grusns.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
Saloct til Teeorab.

George Martbus, glsrt i Yrubate
Court, pso Sibeu Of bpil,sn GtiQins ban
tiIiss bar fortiat fin tiblissrs gir,Ipm.
beS Tom 6urrstninssisrer psb Slaoet
"Gmsriia", sr ! bisis 9ass Of ben nor.
It Spnobss airteraab blepen falbt til
9rUfesiOr peb bet nOrfte autbsr College
/ 9seorab, Soiuu. Sr. Martbus, Der
ieio bnr araoasrst fra bette college, bar
mobtaast aalbst.-"Stanbinapen.1
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

Ora Sgrenes Ssrben. @n SeN
fpran en- toipHnot 8osn fob iOrls6en
% bolot fin aamsrnts Sppec albelcs
neoe | @aoen, ioet ben baooe osunes
5prtsmmer mnoer 6Ooen Iise usO
Wunobuobet. @iort OpmGrtiOm Der.
pna ipareoe 8igreren: ALA, BET tur'
mer oeraf, at Brunch er iu9 Os bitter
al Zig % pil oerfor sierne Iese us tlanst
Jig ing IND pan 8latten. iOm er Glor
% mere abitabig. Haar ba 8rlnen
bliper altfur brpbiom, taser SlatteH
5ortpmmerne bans me(lem SRnberne,
buffer bam meb RPien / 8ntteu %
trGoer paa 3gmmerue. Saa bar ban
oa 5reo for 9Grtefroteu."
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

~ viii pay you TO attend Valdez Business
college at DEBORAH, Iowa. Its students
secure paying positions.
John Whirrey is Supt. Of Penmsnship
IN Usage Seminary. G. o. Haugen teaches
~Penmsnship In DEBORAH institute. +
Roche Is Principal of DEBORAH Training
School. l. II. Larson Is doing good work
as Asst. Cashier Nat. Bank, Canton, s. ID.
! W. Roche Is bookkeeper at Aurora III.
fred Riley keeps books for G. +. Baker
q %, DEBORAH. A. G. johnson IS book
keeper for z. A. Jensen, Baldwin, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
st Fiiigt Smnaleri er nplia bleuet

ppoaset peb ben irunits belsilte @ranie.
Der blep beiorbret enbel Srepbuer /
flabe 8urpe. gn franit 2oloer bar
npssierris mol til at iise ino / en- ai
9urpene % bemarfeoe, at flsre 9uer
iprans os bpppebe pan famine Maabe.
9ette patte bans Wistuute, % bet bite
iis, at be bar - noltpppebel De bar
a%nbraste paa Sprinsiiare paa bpilie b
bepeseoe Jig op os neb. Be blep aab.
neoe % inbebplo - iOitbare 9rpsieler.
8nipliuser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
ut Af~tieSelifab NsohpI In,

Ut aftisielifab | NeapeI bar Def
prlsoeroise 6urmaul at faHe biutQs
Sol'9er for iattise Soil. Site minbre
eno 80 tuien &uabratmeter er M be,
bp99et meb tarpelise Suie for ben QeI
al Seipltninsen, iom / anr6uuorebet
bar paret tpun9ne til at benleue fit 9iS
/ De TRANCE pa troseoe, finale @aber. |
oct lnore Neapel. 4Saa andre 60 tuIen
&pabratmeter ct Der bDgset finere 20.
Tiger. Saaoe bjaise % iOIt6are 30.
Tiger relies MI paa li9nenbe 6laoer.
Den | Gpril Offentli99iorte Seretnino
ON Selifabets @irtiOmbeb bier, at ale
aeilisbeber i DC fOritisIiss Suie bGsu
rcpne bort | en- 6art, % at SfliOnarsrn.
bar siort en- COB 6%Orrstnins.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

6n ubeloig 6rier bleu ipurst, buor'
leoes ban git Clip al jim @lifebes Sens
sipenbsb. San iparebe:
Seq imisrebe benoe ian l9nse, at
bun bolot op at lnatte til mig"
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

Dian talte ON en- Srue. iom par me-
get ips.
"Sun osr laneipnlispis," Dtrebe en-.
"9et tror ies ifie."
"Saa = bporfor tpilsr bu paa bet?"
/, "6an pleier albris siSrs, bpab ben.
bes Manb pnIfer."
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

Sr. CHARLES Gberbarb, Martet Street,
9ancaiter, ga, i~triuer: SEQ bapbe Def.
tise Smerter | en- beltabiset Sob. ct.
Satobs Ollie linbreoe Smerterne efter
ben fprite Nnoeuoelie, os / fort lib blep
leg fulbitanois belbreoet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

Attend the Special Review Course for
eachers at Valdez Business College q
Normal school at u DEBORAH, Iowa, beginning
Aug. 18th and continuing ten weeks. 49.S
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
Cnifes.

en HINT Ejensliepiae suItcs. Wan ben.
ssnof ls eHfsn ! Suiet eler 8au,en. g. %.
euroid, 7eccrub Soma. $3.50
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
Sesinieftion al Sfibe peo SjGlt

al Gleftriritet. &aa De itaIienite
&~rissitibe far maj / ben lioite 5iC
p~raftlif uonpttet ben OmltGnbi9beo, al
@leftrulpie irisipr en- betrustclia
Mengoe alor al SGuano. sc eIet
trtIte gelpsuiussanl9s umbprO benpttes
oeriOr til ubuitlin9 at alorSas to'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s enIla9s Gas
om,eter ~opiamles 8loren % leoeS Der
fra siennem Rsr til De Stun, bpor Qe5'
iniettiuu ltal finoe Stcb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

Do maa enbsIis TONNE Os is The Nut
meg Match ! grauo Opera SouIs ben lso,
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

8eninoen: "Suab ia ban til big, Oo
ban frieoe?"
"San ia, at 2ipet uben mig life oar
nosen Ting pero."
"8et mente ban upristi9; tbt ban
eier life en- Ore"
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20
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THE CHILCAT INDIAN.
Complaint Of the Entertainments Of His
White Pursuer.
PATCHING UP A TRUCE WITH ARMS.
They are the Most Fierce and War Like
of all Alaska Tribes.
PATCHING UP A TRUCE WITH ARMS.
AN ERROR IN LrsEEArrse a CHIEF
His Importance Among His Til1icums
Increased and Leads to Further
TroubIe---Other Notes.

PonrLASD, July 20.-Max Pracht,
former collector at Sitka, throws some
light on the Chilcat Indian troubles in
Alaska. arising from unlicensed and un
controlled methods of fishing employed
by the white cannerymen who have To-
Gated upon streams previously tished by
the natives, which might have been pre-
vented if congress had provided means
for carrying out the provisions of its own
actsby the appointmcntofa special agent,
now tardily provided for in the senate
amendment to the sundry civil bill, to be
on the ground to enforce the provisions
OF the act relating to the barricading and
obstruction of salmon streams in Alaska.
He could, and no doubt would, by re-
moving such causes for bad feeling, have
prevented bloodshed. The absorption
of every available stream carrying
salmon by the cannerymen is sure to
lead to more disturbances unless imme-
diate preventive measures are employed.
These Chilcat Indians have a powerful
settlement on the Chilcat river, about
four miles above it's confluence with the
Lynn ca1aI, nave anu IOT years COth-
planned of the encroachments of white
fishermen upon their salmon fishing
grounds and of the establishment oftraps
and nets in that part of the canal leading
from Pyramid islandto the eastern shore,
a distance of about three miles. There
has been considerable. friction, and few
personal encounters. Twice the United
States naval vessel stationed at Sitka
has found it necessary to go to the head
of the canal, and, by its presence and by
councils with the chief men, has patched
up truce. The Chilcats are, of all the
Alaskan tribes, the most fierce, and war
like. Their arrogance was in no wise
decreased when, in 1891, after the arrest
of one of their chiefs for attempted mur-
der of United States deputy marshal,
his liberation on bail followed. This
proceeding was protested against by the
government, the United States marshal
and other civil officers, his bondsman.
being lieutenant of the United States
navy. Not this only, but he was carried
back to Chilcat by the United States
steamer Pinta. His Importance among
his tillicums, or tribal family, became so
much increased thereby as to lead to
more aggression.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20
A Militia Department.

Oregonian. "A movement is ON foot to
have the Acknowledgements of the var
ious states memorfalize congress on the
subject of the creation of militia de-
partment in the war department, for
the purpose of bringing the militia of
the states more under the control of the
war department and increasing its
effectiveness and value. While this
could do no harm it would amount to
but little. What is needed is a national
militia law, giving the organized forces
of the states recognition as national
militia under the constitution, placing it
at the disposal of the general govern
ment when needed, providing for uni
form organization, equipment and disci-
pline, and appropriating sufficient
money for this purpose. Such militia
department as is spoken of would be
necessary part ofthe bureau work in
the war department.. The cutting bill,
already reported by the committee, pro-
,vides for this naturalization of the So
called national guard, and efforts to i'm
prove the condition of the militia would
better be concentrated upon that bill.