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New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Beck. Jacob \. and wilc. 70 August Hartmann
aud another No - Great ,any Joi,e "a, Wa,SsS
slh.st c OF 2d-avc, yea s.:....--.-.'--...
Binrcn. FREDERICK. and wife u + w Binzen. .
nrehm tueene. and another 20 George Ehret.
sith.st, OF 4th-ave. year -. ,
Casey, John \. TO German savings Bank cry
of SSrfHr "sa IL 2aad aad wife Il to ssess%sd!
Tor savings. Am,teIdam-a'e. corner Oh
clarE Victor b. TO Charles II Lock. Park
ave. OF 5Sd.st. years, mpr5gagss'i ES9snp.on. n
9lst.-t 9 Of AmsterdamSve, yta's..,.s;,,'..
Drought. william, ct al to cnrew' oSa,s, tn,
Fr"dbere. Rieka to Ii NJ Leipzeer. " Ihrsstie'
It. ., I.ayoEd-,t ySas ad w,ts to Frederick
j MlddlcDook. 45Ih-st. " OF Sd-Sy., 3 ysirs
Goldman Frank. and wife TO ,egInunu Conn
,.r"r I,,"s II and wife to Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, l2oui-s'' Va -
yeaF' .n, and VIII, ,o National Bya.. and
Iron Works, Dover.st. corheF oil "'''''
coi,,SSs year frank mi VIE to Benjlmin AycTigs
,nl another, trustees. 3d-iNe' o' '0'"''
yc1r- Herman IN Anton William 5'h.st
o..5e5 2, Id'rSs, s,is. TO BERNARD Cohen. sist
Same % 70 'snfi Mutual nc4srSe Fund LIE Asociation
20 Sas West 23dst. wears
Hiiehsoss MaFFare.; and 5S StA'f fowcs,. W W mort
Johnston. Annie r. g ElfaO''h A''"'' "
rro'EES1 EoSn r'''s To- ScwYcr& LIE insurance and
Trust Co. n PARK Place broSiM'AT bosiou Trnst Co,
h",' .n,,,,es n 5jth. st. . Of sth-aN', 3N.sr>
same 10 \ ID Kc~chel, o'ta's' VI Gun
posNe aye ,oSn Se'f to Union Trust Co. Nswyork and
hehoc c,r Su"" I,rIncc."t n corncr Wco'ter-st, 4
yc1rs 5.m,S mcT'gaS X - Al to : IL Powell. 7th
ave. n Of ,ad.st, year w9fss,ges i,si.
rcstcr isbury and wife 70 > w nm'' i''''
a,Iam
,osSy Josnph and wife 70 karone st'inhcimeF'
Sc %avs; .ad p wife Si To- to Toid ioo;h--t.
''S',r Of Am.tor!,m-aye year mortfaSes s.,n,
Iisshurecr. Francis and arother to ra5, rs,r:
cxccuer sotSs o k%rsnecdt %a sfa'S Columbus. &
won Sn'I pore. and wife TO u Il sa"in ct a.
,,,;,iscn MARY A. 70 A c LInier, n 175th st.
"'leH5 l"t - map of Fairmount. years,
N"e''.' s,eSbins.avc n o. Frec.,,an-'t years.
Mr,,,eon lanes and wifs 10 NJ tropotan Saw
. ag' FSnNa, FSnH and i'SlfcS %ifc to Roberts
Mapcs-aye. OF Samue-st. ! y'pr- Nccii;s,,a,..
' han n iGGth.St Of Amsterdam-ave'
xoy;sors,c, yeorr, charles ond wife to NJ f Moritz
n i5oth.sr. L. lot 10. map M.,ros,' Q years
Ever james Il. to Title GUAR and Trust Co.
flIzatcth.st Of S canat;S. snsirs R'w Arthur.
aNo OF Sariucl-.t, > Years Inn,
Smith ThnmDs. and Nllc ,o r'''n''a 'r H'
Hank : 4Su-si v OF -tnaNe' i -" "ftborrv.st
- 1linto1.st 3 ycpr.. 3 mortsae'e -.
smith. Thomas. and wif, TO- t. rra'S''n ne,r rN''Ss
sortcr rbcodcrr and wife. - JACOB lawson
sS.h.rt. Of Wost Fnd'a'e' u'"''nu'
c,ninricb samuel and wife. 10 Baron de iliMch
FUND Amsie'dom'NE.s, Nos enrrs oa s''n'' ar.
ih,, ~ of S,murl.st. years ......--.-.-
wn..Irrcer Aaron 70 Lnommeleln liu't nwrIs,r
- al 40 IO3 Cannon-st ana o'her rto9'rN'
year mortgages. -'''''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

and H. c. H. az az. Golden soal is worth ab@ut e2'2a
tIoi strong bands. snake i, nmiy heiA ~ SJc
FISH-Thcre j. stn considerable aelnani ior or. c,a-
h.h iom e.iastcrs and Il r ArhN h,d 1t % % l''
large s5 Tor med um. Bon herring rgle hrn ai l'c
:or medium. LISA kerel dill aig more or IS
nOmias as 70 rice being qIotci at 81 ~. Iht
GiaucestCr tMars Daily Tn,s" says; "Ihe liEpefsa-
lion of Inaehcre continue snail, com9afeI Mith
the tots potatiol for the year, U. 70 me
present tine being 2a,475 bb's tne sam i.ne Ilss
year, 37,Ol3 bb- time in 1891 o3l12 bos same same
tine IN 1890. cG,0j: bbs came time IN 1882 S'4"o
tLOt II ANp MkAL-Thcre Was Htile Dc'trf p,'c
The nOuT to-day, resulting ron i,h. !mf
mc1t In wheat futures. The in, Non'nt on ho' LA
tcrazc 81 any iarsr Volume & trade. but the cain IN
wheat inspired confidence TIE part 81 ho = anG
tbls confidence ticrc was dcNclaWa r it'e htNhc~S
in asOne pfca. oa grades. Iai, however, d!i
result IN any inproy cmont i price the nGr'ct snow
ing only hcgtci feeling ~ the clcs'. Late IN thf
day thcc be l!ttl -four aGcr teton fer
export shippers being In tf' nlrac: Tor shout p,Wg
OF ipfcrf 10: IRON p siipMn' bet tacr MA. dl
not sui: views 0f DO Cc,s. Total SAFE. woe DIV
ptes Including 200 his wnt'i pat nt' a ~ - 0ee
ibs O! slaishts sa~3 TO- 200 bb- r''ars ~ ~ G1d
81 IS tls extras rrst e 81 soar So Geo sacs AMI
1850 bbls spliug patents at c5 3jus; COO h.l>
str,ehis p: ~ 5gs3 50 l. 60 bal, Gears at 81 4j1
g. %: 10 ,bls old rye mNtlTes az 81 o. an looO
rS. extras first. export at - 80. Southrrn hour
was litti, active. sale, OF sraights srorntng 10
500 bnls n. ~ TO- Gnt cNirs hfst9 20 bbis n,
81 55....BU C,.N, HEAT FlCUR-Market wrs dull Gni
neglected ala o. ;cd ~ the cc.e at CO So F;....
RYE TLprfs-Ihe market was dun; ta,s. 90 bbls at
81 sues. 95. Qao'a;cns follow
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

l:s.,i. ~ '.......:... NM Sa g., o.. c'&4 ST.
a. :::.:.; ;.. .: &: &: 4: 4: IL q; Il: # VI:
,a,. No. =:
:::..; A: s..:;. ... s. 6. G.. g.. E: g.. ]: &.
!ss,, a.. % .' ' ' iia ia' isaa' Is3 e. Ia Ia g.
;psa.r. 4. ''. - =. EEss5ss 5sssss -: Ess2:4 5ss;;
sio.t sil, per lo0 u:
,g.l qa,,t.on' verc a. iolow, Flour qleti demand
le';; ~.. oe ls.'eS ny 1it r1cnSnsrI u, =, & No
80. .la.. ,oil, ]",'; 10 oat' - -, 40 ~ r;e
1ro.y .,Cl - 81 .I-,4 porI i-r bti ~ 7j4sl- -
lard per 4c@ o. T. ~ - ,"1t, rlp' ,@.s W go15S, M
'los. go ,.s &t3 G l1oscd 5a.7 sossey a-tiers
nai,ca to' per ssada sd q - g55e SG oa e." Produce
h1Grc to:,y IN Dut; uasct va unsnansea a;Gy n
anESr' ifsa,' .y!:,1@ @4,. ''f.s Gsc, sieady, -.
Cincinnati Dec. -Jfiosr-sp2g patent 50 .,; ,3Gfi A
ceipcs ~. lleht and teiter ferns prevah sample ample
5, 'o oGrSc rs asa'a o at " $50 seGi 8" S"i D Se 5s
b.; No yellow. @5-c oat9Znc',ec M fngiiag n,,iis
e EyNafAct .ieae at AZ ot No go "a rSTf t,miIv
,sc' Ct s,' PIX r a, a Ts 20 ei Sl.'' Kc; % aa - % Il
''c' 'at s4c; kc'te aed So leaf @ lsTi Ss. 7a,;
pn .id,s scl nt ~; shor, eea. sides -eil a. ~
ss, i,s % .s q i''' II y v:f. '- 3,5 6s'S s,S' q
p & 2My T1i'' on eIg"eS @nSl, ca e l. 'G@ aaa to
,l,, .scl-. .t'ii';h W. ,Sa'eI - god buy ae by
sir.a o. and NcU ysr. s1d I,altlnof, .N;o,t san.
Eol N6.t,c,n ,i-s. so ? .r,is -, No > la- win.
saa sh,y 52 yas ioc 'io prora,r ,osc @ l;o @aefys
~ 10 50. 6a cat. s,'.'e 80 wn,,' % 39sa "a, 10
;.r@ss. a. Sc d tcady rnha GEL FiouF aud mIls'un'
Minneapolis. Dee. :o-wh.at was firm TO-DAY on r..
ccpt d; nlr export b1yng ana sood eleai[ang: [ H ig ~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
IIENiLOCk

locking for Improvement In the volume OF bnsinoes
sr the invoEing Of the new yca bus at the no, ent
said hold anytainn better THIN
STEADY position quoted oCr last report
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

sTEAnlNEIa,1I steady at - Oico steady at 7'e'
TAILOW STEADY. viii fair demand quoted . lice.
with sales OF - hnds a. ) l-l6c.
salcs uovonc cnt r-utng In the following sa'c': 40
co,cs crop 1891. scci Loaf a. IL u ac Is cases Wis,
con.n Havana. 81 100 eases. iS!-. ono. 1'ci lOJ
e. zm m,1 ;,st ,aa: 80 dc,4 ,,," % 5a'""a cse0
WOOL The nnii.rt s quit dnii. 'h"p"h -" ~alcs
moycn cnt little better than was last week salc'
;cils. Ihc shce io thr lc1t ~ orA N'Ir ~
10000 81 aim; 1000 % 90 u i"', trnn ,hrv wrie
,c most remarkable which thc wool intrrcsts oil ',c
United state have ever cNlcri.ncei Sals IN" Amcr
a. the wool market" II continues 'havc the pr fir
Goacstic wools iulri 80 ow os durinr IS13 fhn d.
20 ger crGt. The "'r'r 81 IN" scpricl wool m'r.l't
SLOWS sf'9t~ decline uan any ItacI unl"er u lee
per ,cn5. and have sold nearer free wool basis then
any o,acr staple IN tae market territory w9ois snow
So Ms,S and toaay' ,aImrs on .onc ~ ro
Iuanf, ,st dclac o." nsrtct haNlne not had - 1c
Re@a R%ao o? ho% we g isos " faan ' aScasc 81
AustFa1 worth 7Cc73c. which tccay BE- bouGa, ios
''Tbc total stocs Of domestic wool nov hand IN
iostm j. D73l ioo pounds; i'1 ,,ock Of 'orc'fn WOOL
and 445o OJ0 pounds fnccn time year.
This SHOWS a incr'as' Of s5739co pound domestic anl
Janrary J. 1893. amount I, i2l1l ON pound aclin,t
ll'G5-s SO pounds fot the pondne tmc lS, yar.
Ihc totil t"e.p@ r io' ton since Jaansiv Inv been
Cl2SS3 bllc aad 20, b'ee forcgo Tor The
lse 81 bales c"rc'ic %i ard 1.75e fc csn u
Ihe total fpfcrn wool Ia bond IN liosi'n Is 3o,s5193
ioth .toek. 81 wopl IN N'y y K az" l.i5ss 80 pounds
ffileaeleha 100000 pounds Gohcte ani 73Jf0)
state ojoi5Ai pound. In other m7rsris $500 900
noIds Conccalcd supplies u ncccs and rultd wops,
IT, the Unirci State iss3s7 Ia pounds. a, aqaiSs.
lco2.Sos0 pounds year is-''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
iicnl Csialc 60 Crrbansc.

r,WO CHOICE siaGlc apartments nne street In Brook
A In. 10 exchange Tor country seat or farm
OWNER. Room 10 ~ Wali-s'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
Guunlrn property for 5dle.

A 1TKACrlNE HOMES llarneton Park i,,crs,,nn
"A county New Jersey the Wert ShOrc ~ ~, l..
nom NcwNorN plots are offered ~ sas '
cents per square fIot property - carrIu. l'stesu.
or mtthrr particular. application may bc male mr,ohy
or bY letter 10 j. EDWA.D GILES - East SA'ce"'''
Il York.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
Or. BRIGGS SUSPENDED.
The Gsnsrai Asse mbiy Denies HIM the
Right TO rrsa.h to Pre.by-

Having decided by = vote of sS3 to il6 tha,
they bad heretic on their hands In the per
soa OF DR.. Briggs the fr.t thing for the Pres
bytersan genersi assembly to do when 1t met
Thursday morning was to consider what
should be done with him Accordingly. a
committee was appoiuiei To bsiag 10 ayer.iict
and ia megnbcrs were requested to get 70
work a; once After long session the com
mi''ec hroaghs In this recommendation; {;
"saspcnsioa from the Ministry and the as
ssinbly adopted the report
During the session of the committee mo-
,ioa uas made By DR.. stewar, to adopt reso-
luton sdmonishing DR.. Briggs for his dcliv-
cry of the Inaugural aud requesting him to
refrain fron further spread Of hl, teachings,
against -hieh the church ha. spoken
Is was sEgsested, however, by smother
menaer. that Asialonition possibly would be
Of no avail and It ~a- decided that sub
eoeniitre shoaid wAig upoa Dr.. Briggs AID
s>ccrt4ip that position he soula take In the
case A had teen s1peeted from his
speeches. they found ihA, DR. Briggs va. not
disposed to take back og modify anytblng
rhleh be had said
uP0z making this report 10 The full con
zaiitee. It ~as decided ihA, the only her
thsns To DO vas 70 suspend him fruai the fur
ther practice of shr ofiee o; Presbyterian
minister, N5d tsls sAs agreed TO by uHaui-
uloas vote
DR.. Bris-s "a ssspcadcd indcdBitsiy, and
eaz oaiy bc rrinstatei on his reeAntatlon Of
The matter IN his speeches and writings To
vhieh objeeslon has becn made II Is I'm
likely thai he viii ever do that
Professor nriSss sAs DO, Ia bis sezt when
the eioeia< socaes took place; all the CON
zissi0ners whe bad sivcu their .upport aud
coensrl hai Soae, Htih the eIocp;lon Of Pro
fessor samuel ByoEn. who waited To hear The
Vcr'lies and thea lcft the church.
IL a. iatervieH Dr. Briggs declared that
The asiioa o, the assembly yin have no eject
ca his rvis;ious uiih JHloa theological sem-
isary ssSrc be ~il eoaiinGe To teach
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
.r.l.r. - |. osel SOD.

According 10 ziTios, rrcr.yrd a The state
aEi Treasury drpartnlrsts li1 srzllng vessels
haze len glstoriA up 10 ta,e. This, oouplsss
uish the fact tha. ghr ssaicrs hare 20 uaeh
shr sfArt Of ths patrol nsrt, = causing the ad-
Hnfnlstfztioa considerable uneasiaess as TO the
Outcome Of thts years work
To b effective. Is u the opinion OF experts
that thr Sect should have b-vu In Behring sea
not lAter ihan May Is. Is i feared that there
slll Dc HothiaE TO prevcni the seales- from
catering the foFbi1drH waters and maSiag
heavy captures before any Of the patrol ves-
-. esa prertake them. II will be the aim
., ne SusefErsrnt TO head OF and capture
la- supply steamer of the scalcrs. ~ vas
.!aae ia.t rear by Captain Esans, before 10
has a ehaues 70 communicate with sealers IN
Bchrius sea There are serious doubts on
th4. scUre however.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
A PorTAwAToMIE VILLAGE.

States government sought TO negoti-
ate with the Indians for land at the
mouth of the S. Joseph River to estlb-
lish fort, but the red proprietors re-
fused, and the location ut Chicago was
selected, upon which Fort Dearborn
was erected in 1904. They united with
the tribes under Tecumseh, and de-
tachmeut of warriors participated in
the massacre of the garrison of Fort
Dearborn which was marching east
ward after evacuating the fort. In
several other engagements during the
war of 1912 the warriors from this
settlement Other people now own
the farms, but the indians have the
big wooded churches. Several small
sums were received from the govern
ment until, in 1866, the Indians being
in terrible straits accepted under pro-
test the sum of $50. .OoG in full payment,
since which time the present claim has
been pending.
The money received by them in 1866
was soon spent in dissipation, and
while there has since been no real suf-
fering they merely eke out a precari-
GUS existence. While some individual
members are considerably advanced in
civilization, the most of them cannot
speak English intelligib'y, and in no
household is that the common tongue.
The blanket has entirely disappeared
during the past few years, but some
families may be seen preparing their
honiny by means of the wooden NOR
tar and pestle. Chief PolSagon is about
80 wears old and was born in the Cass
County settlement With him ends n
family of chiefs and he bemoans the
intense ignorance and laziness of his
remaining people. 1T isn't natural
for them to work and be as other
people," he says sadly Civilization
kills them off. They live in huts that
they keep red hot, then go out on hunt
ing trips for week and sleep with no
shelter Consumption takes them and
there are other diseases that rage
among them"
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
ne FAIRS FINANCES.
I-ss r-sas szs,a IL WIN - Ssss.-
~ 70 Eete~ash-

.-ss r-aas sss,sl IL WIN - sssss-
.asy 10 Eetr~ssh-
b iss zorA q gss szro~Gssoz kas claa-
lsaazEa u. ssis1-s Asi Tho srssrai
rzEs IA ~ fsit {. 80 estsAel have
y. = I,.<s4ssrc. he aFsfa<r has no.
ks = a ~ r9vtrzi.. o1sc>rs o, Tie
rrs.r. lssses gAr TAR eP<nes- TAer~
taFas tsas ~ ssVasEry dssartss-Hs
, a. h 7rrsss1 f9r rr.ay u1oeey. al
Er = stsn NsatA arc r.pseses,si Ia
20 u-Fszsi1a uzz4 ready to Earsner
Pr a-J tiz- 10 tide the cssoslt.oa
b. ro1ry b oaiux 10 csaasrasso-s Aad
rIsss sai Ne iarzzr asd raaes aif.scrl,y
Fzzs ,z'rE t-4 ian psy.-ei O. shcir
~ ~ lsrasz-rr, Srehar<es. s scr
r'z- b - et.as Al The -ruuaA. ryery day
nsrls-ssi q iAsir Ierats. who nera The
ss - iAsu ias sasS Goae es hsliialnss,
Azsh ~ he Treasurer zecis sAs
fas 3 ~ iA-la s!gh- lie b. compelled 10
ezs1 f'1i, o, ai<uiaed excuses tor
lnasss a-z ~" hzl soase have beea
Pras ~ uoaiks after their eooiracts
W 10 saaaas'ci asG sheis Y0ssshsrs pAss-
lz7s-. = a seterr poiley u Frsrcnek-
P : a. e-gtrtaeais Of The fair hegiaaia<
Z raa2- TAs discharge Of acco en-
r. aeair2?lAtsd- the distribution o,
p . r ksps siJAih the nAfro~esi
"a 's- srsa Na,or Handy, ubo deals
e r 5'sss Representatives. Of the World,
- 7'tplfizs u5der orders detailed
-assi a; pas-rs giyea. -lih vlsw 10 a
'rseet-oa Of ts. Hss- Ex-fresiiens
n & y rHpoaiuaa, Hho is one Of the
z. sa1sitioe Investigating the press
Il is-is' that iae p5rss OF the country
* zare harm than good 10 the fair
:. 30 be treated literally.
s'ss tAr opeaia- the snthu,iasts Goa
= 10 he ia.f talked about the average
Isatasee q 100 .ooo. eet thE, number
I essa reaehod rviee. on the opening
e. Arsaosi.i lay.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
Look. LIKE a lyuehlas.

The diszpPc.rzne~ %, fnur Noruioa eldeu
IA 81. Clair Cozufy, AiAhauia, While being
rars1ei! ty > hsHi Of arIzef. nsea. 4 believed
to BE- ca-r 81 iTaEhlss-. II l. raisl tast fulr-
trea sscts urfs EFrs Ia The iocaliy Ehere
tAef srrr saprarzrsi TO r. and after Which
ias mob & dsp.r.c,I rcfcslH- 70 talk so-
soalr time E.osa. Biauat and 81 Clair eoan-
ties haF~ tcra tHe sexae %, IN active Mnruoq
prupa.zasia- cc,siurifd - Eiders Ben I.
irhaaaa. Nicsoias " Nlller, 4. NJ BecrAer
sni Alonto HrfASrshosi Thry vcrc 10 coz
dEct mission rrar PiuekacT, ~ Fergusoa's
SCHOOL huaae lass ur~s bat scrc urisrsrd to
iesre b. inIlzuaat cif-zrn. \ spcrni eoa-
vert Nr Ezflie. eafcfri ttr esticrs lls hoslsc
~ an ssyiGu- Several ul-Lss a-u an .itempt
sss astir iu -ef thc rllsrs out, bat Mr.. Bat
ile, stAsding AZ ths ,tcor uith siX-.hootsr.
keId the uah tzrk Ths elder csctped
iarug=h q tsrk dcuf, utsu ehas- vas given
Ths sriur ia Ihs Ils:znt so-ods and The dl--
gersias % tts regulators fpparvntly satitfed
ihesa villa thcs rosk. aud ihe failure Of the
s,trrs 10 rwspF<aT = hrid - convincing ry4-
denrs thai tkrT have been done away with.
he Mogtuol zdhgrrni. threaten fefther trou-
hse, aa4 theig eoaiuet Il trius ~Aiehcd
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
sl..s.n saaa.,sr, sho,.

- a'ys A-p Don Luis Carayanses, inter-
n y bank OF durango. started to
y s.--ea q hi-, situated some forty miles
s-'asso Thi. ranch was In possessloa
\ 49, OF squatters, and CArayanges
attempted TO make them pay rent.
-, a Tor the purpose OF enforcing the
- lhe s1uNfiers learned OF this and
!, sse,nslsier The matter. They decided on
y. !. q Don Lula and drew lots as to
- s-eir number should eommit the
s.-.s f0er men we're selected. and they
- Aad assassinated Carsyanges and
A.. Nhen word Of the crime reached
ne soycruor teicgraphed to the
j s'ain Al Tspona. and he proceeded
! - OF picked men to the scene OF
4. Herr he learned the particulars
~ y. po' and the names OF the twenty con
lie next proceeded TO catch these
A., ~ YEN OF the twenty-five have been
-Aa s1mmarily shot.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10

Marquette established n mission among
them. For the rest. they preserve the
purity of their race. and have a SOFIA
BILE habit OF not understanding English
" hen Il suits them Just now these
erstwhiie children of the forest are in
high glee over the fac; that their long
pending claim against the government
has been allowed. and that the sum
OF st51. 600 will soon be distributed
among the tribe,
For over score of years Chief Polka
gon has planned, hoped and sehemed
to get this money. With IL he hopes
to pnt his followers where they can
get enough to eat and wcar-hardly a
possibility now. They are as poor as
poverty can be. as shiftless as hunger
and necessity will allow, and aside
from sympathy because of their
doomed condition they hardly deserve
any pity The remnants of this once
powerful and warlikc tribe. who for
over century dominated Southwest
ern Michigan and around whose camp
fires thousands of braves clustered,
now aggregate about 240 souls. This
number is yearly growing less, SO rap
idly in fact that few years will wit
ness their entire extinction.
Chief Pollagon is the last of the Pot
tawatomie chiefs. When he goes 10
the happy hunting grounds, whittier
have countless mum bers of his ancestry,
there ends all that is left of old tribal
customs, chiefs, warriors and their sue
cesSion of authority. The migration OF
the Pottnwatomies from the north
western to the southeastern shore OF
Lake Michigan took place during the
first decade of the eighteenth century.
Twenty years later the Pottawatomies
were found to have dispossessed the
Miamis and spread themselves over a
vast area of additional territory. reach
ing from the vicinity OF Chicago around
the lake northward to the Grand River
and eastward to include the valleys OF
that stream and the Kalamazoo. This
region thew held in undisuuted posses
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DISPLAY
.,mpsr,.n, Dep.rs"s.' ''
d" worlds Fair.


. Bui.dias a, tho Worlds
rrSa,S,a,s o,esed Thursday night
st lube nook and eoraer 10
~g sslslns 5000 electric hshs.
sSS'v asd every machine and
49,, vas in notion- II vas
~. s..rir. o, the building. There
ss.s.s.p,kias .. on the proSr1mme'
ss-.,,ls,neat being eand music.
:, .., 20. ,aa electrical appliances bad
Su o'clock all we're put Ia
l.,,2ut the eatire haiidlns
,s,et The eject Of 40 arc
~ ,-.,.se.eest lamps ~.s height
s. -, lusens.se.i by the French
81 iigeu -hich rrvoived 90 ped
80, ,vuad the French erain1i
urznxed for Illuminating
i, ise.aa-seent lamps are
ssr seeale and deeoraiise
u. balldiag the story OF the
-,ss applieaiioa Of electricity
,s,a Beajsraia Fssnkiia, WITH
-, discovered IT. presence. 10
-, =. !. ,ola By tic rOodef'ai er-
-, uo.. sui5se sad attractive dl'-
4, E,Jvsaa temple iiiuraieA's'' ey
- lixhss. souc of which afr
t-fssr eolapany has built a
r., ,saco.i of sis,oco, ani By the
-. ~ ,ssag-tasr hoaFs Of dsI are
rs,..ri-. s practically denon-
:. s.,,st an.ses dArtinx .run oae
.,,s5t.sr. The forelsn eoaHiries
- - szIiaiaT largely, the
n - a-t EazllsA siapiAys being
"a lsasiirs.
- q ~ display ~as the SnFeii'
-1r-.-sro; ne blE Kiisoa iorer
80. eessraI Electric CozPany.
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/ -. 1sA rspsesenu Ne highest
-, ~ lseaa11-7eai iAnsp. u
q. 4, - sruiss5 AreA forusi BY the
- IL slrs snd trNnssps, reaee-
/, 1...s Z ,sesi 30 fesI
4. "a. u.el % os=s.ruesioa have ~
q ss-;sSs eoizsnn a. 'ho1gh
q, ,aafs ssrs sssa froa oee Haa'i's
Lsest ntssisss frusa the root a :
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|. ,-laissezzi laaps, a zlsuy-h-fI -
,,.u. s.ssL NJ caio-s are nrFsrSrd
paasl.L ue;kuis sxp4his az hssas
:, !. ss-zraY .iiA ~ sEse o, zaasic-
y .2aas = srr~s-,l sith = rei;-psupor.
:, r,i.a 9, a. Ei5.sa lzcsassrseeai iszp.
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q =els Cpsar4 os moo o, ,S1Ie
r., sssa arr ,;susS ca a frazc ani
az zesssl ,a'u ~ iz;sricv hy ars-
r. q sraslsssrai tsaaPs he eject
ssrsl za1,,o-s azI esa oaiy b EsPrs-
s.sisl ~vs.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
The Independent blouse and Bodice

Waists and blouse corsages differing
in kind and often in color from the
skirts with which they are worn will
be very plentiful next season Hand
some ones are made of soft textiles
such us surah crepaline, crepe de Chine
and China silk in dark colors and also
in delicate tints, especially mauve,
straw, buff and deeper yellow shades,
old rose, pink and ciel blue. Forever
ing wear lace is used to trim. For
more general uses colored embroider-
les, which show up well against the
light background, are favorite trim
ming for them. The work is placed
upon the collar, bretelles, cuffs and
belt. Often, however, ribbon belt
confines the waist and is knotted at
the left side, the blouse escaping be-
low in n frill or empire puff which
droops over and conceals the top of
the skirt, which may be of various
materials, according TO the tempera-
ture or occasion. For cool weather at
the various resorts light-colored cloth
skirts will be worn, pretty Breton
cane pinlsed at the edges making
complete and natty toilet, which, if
desir ed, may be enhanced by har-
moniously contrasting silk lining *
the cape.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
rm,,rro GU c.ttl,.

The Glasgow importers OF Canadian cattle
have sent word BY cable to the exporters TO
ton shipping. A. the deiAye, owing TO the re
auirements OF the Board OF Agriculture tnat
he ,.TItIe ,hu,lI be slaughtered upon arrival,
are rulnous to the trade. Three vessels load
ed with cattle are waiting for the disposal OF
their eargoe. and others are coming, and
prices have faIleu e3 on each animal. In
view of the fact that no evidence OF disease OF
,s,,le has DEVELOPED. the shippers have again
requested the Board Of Agriculture 10 raise
the existing embargo. The board refused 10
grant TIE re quest
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10

dams on Starved Rock" sat down
ABOUT its base and calmly waited until
the last of their victims had perished.
Ihey are pretty good Indians now
from force of circumstances They
work as much as they must, wear the
clothes OF civilization. drink firewater,
cling to their old language and con-
less their sins to the good priests for
the PottawatomieS have been within
the fold of the church since Father