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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Tint poetry is steadily read and stud
led. save by very few, 1t seems 10 Us
impossible to believe. Even ~ regards
Shakespeare. Mr.. Irving's intensely poet
ical and moving presentation Of King
Lear-rcally In suggeetiveness even moro
than In performance piece OF acting
which should rank high indeed has
served 20 illustrate on all hands. among
thu people whom we meet. curious ig-
norance. The general impression of
those who never read IL. you know
that II II altogether too gloomy story
for the stage. IL oddly snggestive Of the
frame Of mind which nowadays expects
tragedy 10 be lively. That" we heard
one exquisite say 10 another at the Ly-
eoum. "a he pointed ont bust Of Shakes
peare. ia the old gentleman who invent
ed this"-I>on6on Spectator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
ST. ANDREWS BRoTHERHooD.
A Chapter to BE Instituted I'm Grace
Church Parish.

A meeting OF young men OF Grace
episcopal church parish was held in the
rectory last night for the purpose az
making the preliminary arrangements
for the institution Of chapter Of the
~. Andrews Brotherhood. Ii was de
cided to institute a chapter. and an APP
plication for charter viii be- forwarded
10 headquarters in Chicago. Twelve
young men signitied their intention 81
becoming charter members. and tho
meeting was adjourned subject to the
call 81 the rector. the Rev. j. Brewster
Hnbbs, which will be made shortly
after Easter Sundy.
The society is an episcopal organiza-
ton formed for church work, and was
first instituted ten years ago In Chi.
cago. It's membership is taken from
the church laity and now numbers
10000. with 500 chapters throughout the
United Sfates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Cclonei Klliosi \. Shepard o.nes n,
Dated sscisi qacsticn uith q sssafhfni
Antagonist l<fpss Inc foun4 f.~.s,le's as
s~sfisflon ~ a Aes iofk cza,1rlxalion
Shortly before ths debate hssen tbs
colonol eracleurls fae~nls,d hansizolae
check L. The Association. 1ise doc.s,,.G
= the Judges Mas unanimously "a faSaf
II The c,alaDei.
Cardinal 1is,bons Las Endorsed Tie
project ~ buying a. offiriAi rssi.isnsr flf
Mgr Sstoih - Washington. hislso,,
~ sn - Buffalo vii a.; as treasures u
the fand g. Ia raised for that farI<~<
IL is reported that soD unpublished
Letters a koltaife have beon discovered
Ia the house a desccniett q The PHI
s~ophers physician. Iiaosssere frsnrA
II. al Dessiuges. near esaes@-
Nilliam or.iess Partridge. tie Bn<.
ton sculptor, gsts $1,000 far he statue
q Shakespeare. and viii receive <lsoss'
fH his e4uestrian statue for carhsi1.
lie i only 81 years of aga
Jauaee J HUI II ~ Paul. the railroad
rnagnate. has splendid osslle<fien -
French paintings. bought 81 hls oun
judgment lie talks "a underftandinkl,
~ Art az u railroads.
senator Mills ssss that Tor Zen ,esfs
the railroads Il Texas have been o,,s.s
ated ~ az actual ioss ~ a. ssitsss a
year 10 the railroads themselves.
Meryin Page. coloreA man q How.
ard county. Missouri. wears shcn fpur.
teen inches hong and i've inches acros>
the sole.
General Scott is said 10 have psiaei
himself on his know ledge - rhiioIoxy.
Edison has spent million dollars IN
defending bic patents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Original - Frederick i. Horeeman.
George Is. Perry. John w. Donelson.
Isaiah Stillwell. Andrew Husel. Peter
j. Cole. Garritt c. Wynkoop. Additional
Joseph Lee. Cornelius Hall, John
Nichols. Ebenezer Monroe. William
Hunt. Miles c. Pedmorc. Jacob Nc
CURE, Samuel Mcneil. John Bigham.
Increase Usewick. Simon Let
took, Samuel circuit. George Green
wood. Daniel Richardson. Nathan b.
Richardson, George y. Ball. Phillip
Moshicr. William Louzmeycr. John
Madison. Merit Everett. Matthew
Craven, Charles Hall. George r. Stew
art, James +. Sherman. George Corbin,
Horatio ~ Rowe. Reissue Zebulon A.
Cornell, William II. Waldo. Original
widows. ETC. Martha Quiglcy. Leah
Greenhoe. minors OF Benjamin Chaplin.
minors Of Isaac Coddington. Sarah j,
Carter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
JACOB vaNDEIyBILT DEAD.
The Cemmodore's Brofhcr Dies Prom
Congestion or the Lungs

NEW BEIcHroS. y. Y. March L.
Capt Jacob Hand Vanderbilt. brother
n the late Commodore Cornelius Van
slerhili. died AZ his home on Grimes
I'LL. staten Island. al q O'clock this
evening. tie had an attack of coneee
ton III The lungs two weeks ago and Tor
Tour or i've days was tielirious and no a
critical condition. lie recovered from
that attack. bat was left ia very weak
coisiition and lid rot rally. For several
DAYS Us death waa expected.
tsptain Vanderbilt Was born on tho
east SHORE - Staten island Sepfcml,er :.
ISL The siliaslr ~ Sfaplsten mas been
butt "a the old homestead farm. For
neatly forty yesrs he commanded steam
issats flyina between New York and
porte On the iIud-1n. on Ling Island
sound aud IN New jersey
When the thas Shore railroad vac
haiit % Staten Island. running between
Citizen and 1oiicaville. he became pres
it'fa; q Tie fosd and gave bis iime -
The management. and the ferries 20 New
fofi Hnsii Tho railroad passed. into ihe
han'ie "a TIE Rapid Transit company
ofEanitesi - ErAetus Nymaa b.
i<-t lie then rrtiresi from
Aetifr lie ana hss since lived qaieily al
hls eies ant haala. ahich ovetis.ks the
upper 4ni hNef Nsx York tsta Re
married tHpi.ssnIa Maria nans4 ) 81
s.-esetaBi Il tien la Putnam IT, l~a
She .iiesl is lss1 Three ehsiafen suf
Fife hsm f.lisa. Hfs Herman - a.s4r
Clara. fhs esfs q James Ne>Amss l-afh
residents - fsiaisa Leland and > "a n
Nantieftait. ia = b. i uHs.affihd AL
Uasf 18th 49,. s.4s a.. f..s.a.a4
faeslsnlthie hsse aei go t~n ~
ns4asta. tat - $50 - tafei n fhs
As~fien feastssf a. Ns~ttFp u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

rheumSis<n Il carry a "a az psskss
cs,ataonAlls 1 ll@d had as.s ~ tao
witches a the l,Ap,s Ifsil.k and AL Tie
CHESTNUT IA So f.4kiss - &etoasi1.sriAte
hin moee than sistls.lI.s 0l-~A l dat
knae that a ran>d M rlssan4sfis1a hat
I've carried TIE che<tant Grs.s,sla - lpi's
that l have ia.,oa.e su,arsfilluas. apd
should VERY mt-elf h4.f SEA- II ] ll<f
a.. funEs ehAi 'fro4ks saan sAl 81
ia llr ml1d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

RKsoEfs u Tas HERALp ~iil he sur
prised 10 seai u the resignation % the
Rev. Mia =. Tupper, pastor n the Uni
tartan church. Miss Tupper Is a woman
~ uncommon intellectual force. and her
retiring from the pulpit n Unity church
viii be siteerel, regretted by all that
Ln.x bor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Bosros = having very unconforf'
able experience With nres- The de
ssructi0n a FREMONT Temple remoses
an historic landmark and emphasizes
the disaster II few days a1,o when over
s3oo.ooo in nostou architecture was
reduced r. ashes. The most significant
aspect Il the fremont Temple IRE is
the fact that IL AS baptist church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

IT Is Interesting to know that Squire
Abingtons death will not affect the Cor
bett Mitchell fight. Should the fight be
declared of. it would be such disap-
pointmcnt 10 -thc boys"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

ST.. PfrERsBURo. March 1.-THE com
mission appointed Ia define the term
territorial waters" a. used in the BE
ring sea case. has decis.ed that the term
applies Ia all waters within thirty
leagues II the coast line. Even hero
there 10 little expectation that this de
cision will he adopted by any foreign
power except perhaps the United States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

RonE. March 1.-THE Messagefo Pat
ria says that an inquiry has been ordered
10 ascertain the facts concerning the ne
cent death Of DIR. Cocarrelli. the pope's
physician. There ~ suspicion. says
the Messagero, that be Was poisoned at
the instance IL his relatives and woman
belonging 10 one Of the oldest catholic
families in Italy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

THEEE 10 nothing too sacred fer am
American 10 make money out II. A
shameless Yankee has cornered the
Canadian crinoline market. aud the
natives that intend 10 BE- in line must
pay - cents yard more Tor their goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
rsrrnrrcax CRY CONVENTION

kreotlhIirsn eiIY cluVeufion all . beld in
she Iis..uln efQb rs<lus ~afurs3ay esisutfls.
Mach -. ~ - = rink. fsr na ming eitt c.sli-
,.Iffl ~ f,,,slitsfias raasitiaf~s Tor ciiy 9TH
e.. sai - fhs ftans.sfi.f Of such other busi-
nrss - nls1 fsrofsrfy - eonsttrfc-t.
- ollicr ~ the rrrtlnlistn city ct,mmfrfse
DN iffHf CO.'S. Chairman.
GzaR8n fL4FEtkIO<. SECRETARY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
RESULT OF HIS WILL


business for the year was exceptionally
unpfoiifable. on account II the losnoss
IL freight rates and the suspension 81
The stecrage trade The new twin screw
steamship Capans will begin her fret
voyage on April -. the steamship Luca
ma some time IL july.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

LrsBoS. March ~. King Carlos.
Queen Marie Amelie and all the mem.
bors 81 the cabinet. went on a special
train to Caldas Da Rainha today 10
open hospital. The train ran of the
track at Campaldic and all the passen-
gers were thrown oil their seats. No
body suffered from the accident.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

FERDINAND Them IL Oshkosh has
confessed that he swindled life insur
ance company. Such a man is too
valuable to be imprisoned. He ought to
have position in the diplomatic ccrps.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

MISS Lrcy NJ SALMON is coming from
vassar college to tell Detroit matrons
about the hired girl Was Miss Salmon
ever a member Of the police force that
she should know these things:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

ILLINOIS has a picturesque way OF
doing things The state paid one man
5000 Ia sink an artesian we'll at the
Joliet prison ard then paid another man
5000 To plug il up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

sixhse~n days before the treaty ~as
Withdrawn. II TO Tribune acre ht
lie more decent and reasonable. iss
made to-otdes diatrlhe would be hess
uendacioa- aud dishonest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Mr.. CLrnESs is grumbling because
there IL dead dray horse in the river
above the pumping station. What does
ut. Clemens want? A standard bred
trotfers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

IT is quite probable that very vaiu
able industry will be secured when the
Adrian straw hat works shall bc located
in this city. The board Of trade is TO be
congratulated on the accession.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Salisbury Improving.

LONDON. March la.-lord Salisbury
is confined 10 his bed and has been for
hidden by his physicians 10 attend 10
any business whatever. He has sent a
dispatch to Belfast saying that he hopes
TO be able To- address the meeting IL
unionists there on April 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

THERE seems TO be no diminution in
the interest in prizc-fighting. Not until
somebody is killed outright will the
present reign Of madness on this sub
iect terminate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

SINCE Pat Collins drew the princely
prize Of a $4,000 consulship all tho
impecunious hacks in the democrat
party are looking for similar stroke OF
lightning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

AcAPuLco. Mexico. March ia
courier has arrived here bringing the
news Of the capture Of Leandro Soto.
one Of the most desperate and famous
bandit chiefs in the state Of Guerrero.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

cHcAco. March ~ Samuel &. Bart
lett, pronineat board Il trade man
died al his hosae IN Msnetka. suburb
q Chicago. thus mornins from cancer q
the liver. with which he had been ~
silcted since last August
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

In the death Of the Coloma Boomer.
the editor having announced it's suspcn-
sion. the Democrat has suffered an ire
naralle lnas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND attended
church yesterday. 1t is to be hoped
that this incident will put stop to the
senscless personal gossip concerning
hin,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

tSlhL ~ 6>'
TO-DAY, the third trial q
Actor M. b. Curtis, for murdei
will open in San Francisco.
Curtis is famous as "Sam1
Poscn." Two years ago Police
man Grant attempted To ARE
him during a spree in 'Friscs
and was shot in the melee. tt
first jury disagreed: a juror
death made the second IL
abortivc. Hcroulean efforts a
being made TO save the gro.l
actor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

flfzsimmons 10 fight for = sade wager
a es.up aud the largest puns obtain
able the aaaieh 10 ie al catch weights.
y take fiase In fron three &c sin months
ffoaa date.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

HALIFAX. March l9.--The overdue
mail steamer Sarnia IL reported at .
o'clock off this harbor. coming slowly
under her own steam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

Or Of the burglars infesting the city
is in the hands OF the police; but plain.
unpretentious travelling man caught him
for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Saw. Thcrc Il No Revol,.

PARIS. March l9.-Thc brazilian min
lister in this city denies the truth OF the
reports that there is fighting in Rio
Grandc do Sui.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
while In state.

PARIS, March l9.-The body Of Jules
Ferry was placed in the coiiin today and
tomorrow will be removed to the great
hall Of the senate where it will lie in
state on Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20

MADRID. March l9.-The senatorial
elections have resulted in q sweeping
victory for the monarchists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
WEATHER.

VssHs~cTov. March i9-Fcr Lower
Nicbigan: Generally fair Monday. east
erly - soutkcfly WINS. slightly warmer.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16

spectacle citizens Of the Cherokee
nation who are Cherokees, Shaw
nees or Delaware by blood who
shall have been acquaint.
ed with him at least six
months Immediately proceeding
the signing of said certificate, also
a certificate Of good moral char
acter signed by the county clerk
with the seal of the county of
which he was last a voter, provid.
ed. that if he has lived in the
Cherokee nation for a term Of FIVE
years and not voted in the United
States, this last certificate shall be
unnecessary to obtain license.
The clerk shall be allowed a Zee of
five dollars for the is suance of the
same.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16

uttermost parts of the Strip, even
there thou hast beat my time and
headed me off, Dan.
If say surely the darkness
shall cover me; even the night
shall be light about me and | shall
catch on to your motions,
Yea, but the darkness hideth
not the pick of the land from thee;
the night shineth as the noon day
sun TO thee; thou makest the cac-
tus shrub thy pillow and casteth
down thy bed under the north
star; the darkness and the light
are both alike to thee.
| will praise thee though | am
iearfully and wonderfully made;
marvellous are thy works and
that my soul knoweth right well.
Behold, | registered according
to Hoke and did enter upon and
occupy according to Grover the
First; | did line up in the dust
like camel in the desert; | made
the race on fiery mustang that
smelt not the sooner from afar; |
rode thirty miles an hour!
Yet thou neither bgeathed dust
into thy nostrils nor galloped over
the prarie under the sun Of noon;
thou camest in at thy leasure;
thou drovest thy tent peg with a
calm and dignifed countenance;
and, Lo, when | came in sight
thine oxen had plowed mighty
burrows; thine hand maidens were
mashing the clods of the valley
with a great mash and thy better
two thirds was footing the dinner
horn.
Verify, verify, | say unto thee,
that the man with the race horse
and he that mounts the first train
must start three weeks before
breakfast or the sooner will cap
ture the worm.
/ will arise and 60 to my wife's
people, for the sooner is in it aGd
all is vanity saith the preacher.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16
The "soonern CO. Him


An Oklahoma editor who got
left in the rush into the Strip,
breaks forth in the following touch
ing psalm"
o, sooner, though hast headed
me of and done me up with a
great do.
Thou knowest which claim !
would take aud the corner lot upon
which | would plant my stake.
Thou vert greatly onto me,
even before | beheld thee.
Thou compasseth my path, my
rising up and my sitting down;
and art acquainted with all my
ways.
For there Is not a bottom claim
nor a corner lot, o, sooner, hut
thou hast gobbled it.altogether.
Thou hast beset ms before and
behind, upon my right hand and
upon my left
Such rusiling is too wonderful
for meI il coyereth me like a tent;
it is high; my pole won't knock
|ahe pereimmOn.
Whittier shall l go from thy
~ or whittier shall | flee from
kcl my wigwam on a
thou art there; II /
~ claim, thou art
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16

every opportunity TO impose condi-
tions for the purpose Of carrying
out the settled p,lfey OF the gov.
eminent towards the Indians, as
TO their final disposition. The
commission. as / hear, has been
appointed and may be here some
time during your present session.
The object Of their visit has been
stated and il will become your
duty TO give them a respectful
hearing, aud TO afford them every
facility for getting an expression
from the people on the subject of
their mission.
DISPOSITION OF TT. GIBSON.
The military reservation at Fort
Gibson has reverted to the nation
and is now ready for some dis
position at your hands. The
buildings are so situated and of
such structure-put up as they
have been Tor barracks-that they
are hardly suitable for any other
purpose, unless for something of
a similar character. An industrial
school of some sort may find
suitable Accommodations in the
buildings and about the premises,
with some repairs, for all the
purposes of such school. Sew
eral churches have intimated a
desire, if the buildings with a
sufiiciency of land for agricultural
purposes to contribute to the sup
port Of such an institution were
granted them, to arrange, at an
early date as possible, the neces-
sary preparations for an industrial
school at that point. 1t is hardly
reasonable to suppose that the
buildings, situated as they are,
would bring much if put on the
market, or that any one person
would wish to buy the whole for
farming or any other purpose. l
would therefore recommend that
these buildings, aad . suliicint
quantity Of land for agricultural
and industrial purposes be donated
to that church which will guaran-
tee a first class school of the kind
recommended.
THE CENSUS.
As ordered by the Act of the
National council, approved May
18th, 1898, the census of the
nation, in the various forms pre-
scribed by said Act, has been
taken. A revision of The same
will now become necessary, as re-
quired, and the entire enumera-
ton, as to the status of all. is a
matter for your consideration and
action. 1t Is not necessary that |
should remind you of the careful
attention this matter should re-
ceive at your hands, as you are
undoubtedly aware that grave
consequences may follow mistakes.
THE BONDS.
All the necessary preparations
for the sale of the bonds and plac-
ing them on the market having
been done by the delegation, with
the concurrent advice of myself
and the treasurer, and all matters
connected Herewith being more
properly the subject OF their re-
port, deem it unnecessary that |
should make any remarks or sub
init any opinion about them.
However, shall, when / have
anything of importance to trans
NIT on the subject, inform you by
special message.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16

Lawyer A. j. Stewart who re-
Gently underwent a surgical oper-
alton. having some of the bones
of one of his legs removed, is nov
about again with the aid of car ..
-Claremore Progress.
II this is "Abe Lincoln" be is
still tall enough for all practical
purposes, save stringing telegraph
wires.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16
ROLL OF MEMBERS,
OF the Two Houses of tho Ma
tional Council.

Delaware--T. j. Munroe, G. l..
Washbourne.
Cooweescoowee-W. e. Sanders,
Geo. w. Mayes.
Saline-Sam Smith, George
(Soggy) Sanders.
Illinois-M. V. Benge, Roach
Young.
Tahlequah--G. W. Benge, R.
b. Ross.
Caladian-C. E. vann, straud
W. Gray.
sequoyah-Isaac Jacobs, John
e. Gunter.
Flint-Elhs Starr, Jackson
Christie.
Goingsnake--R. NJ. Wolfe, John.
son Spade.
President of the Senator. NJ.
Wolfe.
Clerk-Chas. Wiley; assistant
john Ross.
Interpreters-s. II. Benge, Jno.
l.. Springston.
CO. vcIL.
Illinois district-Chas. Fodder,
George Benge, Jack Walker, Jesse
Hair, John Sharp.
Canadian iict.-Isaac Groves,
j. ID. Jordon, Tom Watts, Will
Vann.
Sequoyah district-G. W. Swim.
mer, james Coleman, William
Bethel.
Flint district-Chulio Liver,
George Scott, Rufus Cochran.
Goingsnake district-Lincoln En-
gland, Carselowee Tarrapin, Tom
Still, Ned Bullfrog.
Delaware district-Thomas Bal
lard, Jim Fields, J. B. Woodall,
w. 7. Davis, Daylight Chopper,
Percy l.. Walker.
Tahlequab district-Joe Down
ing, Leonidas Dobson, Tom Horn,
Nike Pritchett, Stick Ross.
Cooweescoowee district-Samuel
Tiblow, Joe b Cobb, Valentine
Gray, Jim Crutchfeld, Tickeater,
r. X. Adair, John Sarcoxie.
Saline distrct-Bird Jones, Jack
Ross, Bill Bait.
Speaker-Bird Jones.
Clerk. II. Dick. Assistant,
A. j. Rogers.
Interpreters-James p. Butler,
Sam Russell.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
Ways and means Senators
Mayes, Washbourne and NJ. V.
Benge.
Foreign relations--Se enator RS
1-07TuUTg. Uilr-a-JJ and R---4 - -----1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monroe, NJ
v Benge and Smith.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. w. (
Benge, Gray and Starr.
Public Domain-Senators Geo.
Sanders, Jacobs and Monroe.
Roads aud railroads Senators /
Spade, Gunter and Mayes.
Citizenship-Senators NJ. V.
Benge, Vann and Geo. Sanders.
Claims-Senators w. e. San
ders, Young and Geo. Benge.
Engrossing-Senatnrs wash
bourne and Jacobs.
TO settle with treasurer-Sena-
tors Ross aud Washbourne.
To settle with Auditor-Senators |
Jacob and Young.
On Advocate-Senators Smith,
Gunter and w. L Sanders.
National Jiil-Senator, Starr,
Smith aud w. E. Sanders.
Insane Asylum-Senators Chr.s
tie, Vann and Geo. Benge.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-16

jim WooDALL, Of Delaware, in
troduced bill in council last week
to place himself on the retired
list. See council proceedings in
this paper.