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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

WEsr BAY CRY. Mich. May -
Gus Loranger. aged TO- fell down the
elevator shaft at the Clump Manufac-
turing c"mpany's mill. breaking his jaw.
fractnr,ns his skull and sustaining in
ternal injuries. Ii is thought that the
accident will prove fatal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
lSuy n Little Silver.

WAsnisGros. Ma. - The iroasur,
department toda. purchased $4,000
ounces u silver as follows: a1s0 at
.~rS: 1000 at .sss. and 5l.up at
.htH. The offers were $500 ounces.
The purchases thus far th.s month
amount Ia 3.SSj.so ounces
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

kokoso. Ind. May 2--Chsrl~y
Tony. aged IL. met . horrihis death
herr l~st evening. He ~ss eInpioyod at
the straw hoard ~orks and while ia the
pii feeding the large hot cylinders. HE
hand caught and be wss drawn entireiy
through between tho rollers. crushing
him 10 pulp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

B.r Pow. Nirs. Msy ~ -vyssssv
~veiing Hichssi Patch rut - srrns
trafn ivo 'ailss s"uth - hsr~ a. the flag
rszsson. sith0agf hs Rad sisjf.f to isAa
Are We lay svsn ss~s,is the tsssk
nntii saturday right yhrn pc d8rd
frs-rs diy,fifheria n. s5sr ,,fu--s o.
arc'ys irig,ng ~ hgu-e rea- w. H.
boses sas 81 Port 4 kassif ~. wss
iursed yesterday ~ IN heath sufbos-
It1As.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Old Adrianite Dead.

ADRIAN. Mich. May - -Ancil X.
Whitnere. aged 81, died suddenly this
morning. He had been one of Adrians
most popular citizens for fort, nine
years. He served seven terms as city
marshal and two as sheriff. besides hold.
ing several smaller offices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

DR.. Young had scarcely ceased speak
ing when DIR. Hcrrick johnson of Chi
caSo inquired what had become of the
overture from his prcebytcry in the
Briggs case. which bcsoughf the Assem-
bly, To refer this celebrated case back a.
the synod u New York DIR. Thomas c.
Hall of Chicago. in sympathy with DR.
Briggs. made "a speech in favor IL send
ing all resolutions in the briggs case g.
the Judiciary committee first. as all
would eventually So there. Elder Eudaly
of Cincinnati stated that the assembly
had to do simply with the law as il is.
not as il ought la be.
There was y general parliamentary
confusion. various commi toner's a,
tempting TO get the floor. amid which
the announcement WAS made that the
Chicago overture had gone To the iu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
AGAINST TlN A. II. A.


League or Tehir Own.
ST. Louis, May 22S Fifty delegates
representing all the cities and principal
towns of Missouri met here today and
organized into u statebo,iy Ia he known
az the Catholic Un bn Of Missouri"
The word German waAr omitted in order
to leave an opening fof the admission Of
other language spea fng Catholics Ia
membership. The object of the union
is to countcract the influence Of the
American Protective association and
kindred organizations which are hostile
to the Catholics. Officers will be elected
this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Two Men Last.

ST. ICSAcr, Mich. May - Fred
Todd and Rober, WoHkiel. employed IN
the News Office here. went for sail yes
ter,lay morning. aud have not been seen
since. IL H. feared that they are iosi. ar
neither ~ them could manage a boat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

statement r~csiy,i the vigorous sppissise
q he snt. Hfsgs- ieppls
Nf tutchinsr shc - Physically one
q the largest assu - ths nssH feiatis-i
that the failure 81 -rc h'Hl ssS g'r-ii.y
eu~ 81 th~ fsft that he ssas - small
No.ieFatef t'fasa. go FvriF ssid g Hsa,ie
80 & Fersuse bus many umee Ms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

dietary committee. While the m oders
ter was attempting TO put the question
DIR. johnson remained upon his feet
calling repeatedly Il claim the right n
~ heard" his words being received with
applause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

faculty on graduate studies just added
Ia the institution.
The Briggs question then came 10 the
front at "A hound. and IL did not mitigate
the results of the short struggles t.
know when il was over that il was
chiefly the result nj misunderstood.
ing. DIR. Young. chairman of the com
mittee On bills and ovcrtures. announced
what had been done with a number of
ovcrturcs from the presbyteries. twelve
Of them relating to the Briggs case hav.
ing been referred TO the committee on
judiciary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

NfsuslfFf Mfeh Nav p ssrhssi
Cuhes hnv y~sfs - sse go
tf~s net last pieht sbfie hsulHg %
"a h.~sr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

NV YoRk. May =, The New York
Bank ~ Deposit. at No. 10 broadway. is
in trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

SiSa Slso Ny Nav - Tw" gllsr.l-
sh,,~e nsasss have not t%eu sivrn out
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

There should be no delay in the
repeal of the Sherman act, ard we
trust that no Georgia Senator or
Congressman Will be found hanging
on to the tail of that shameful
'lnakeshitt," in order to force free
coinage. Let the ''makeshitt" 90,
and then deal with the free coinage
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer-Sun.
That is all very nice, but when>
ever Congress repeats the Sherman
act and then trusts to the enemies
of free silver to be generous, they
will have surrendered the fort with :
out firing a gun and need expect no
terms only at the dictation of the
gold standard idolators. The Dem
ocrats- in favor OF carrying out the
Democratic platform of placing sis
yer On a parity with gold, should
not yield the vantage ground they
now hold, without fair concessions.
TO do otherwise is to act foolish. Ii
Democrats mean to carry out the
''party pledges" then they can not
have any objection for the substitute
to go hand in hand with the repeating
clause.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10
PLATFORM DEMOCRAT.

/ Judge Maddox arrived to day.
Il am a platform democrat, said
he. | believe that We should adopt
legislation in accordance with our
platform. Ut course l am in favor
OF repeating the Sherman law, but
at the same time l think we should
adopt substitute Legislation. [ am a
free silver man but J. fear we will
have to agree to compromise legisla
ton of soEe kind. l sail, however.
not agree to the appeal Of the SEer-
man law without substitute legisla-
ton. If we southern men agree to
repeal 1t Internationally then the
gold standard will inevitably result.
l believe in taking advantage of the
situation and forcing the northern
and eastern men to a compromise
that will be satisfactory to the
south and in accordance with the
democratic platform. Should we
tail to get this then the gold bugs
will have attained all they want
the single standard-and in order
to maintain that STANDARD the gov.
eminent will have to issue bonds to
recall the gold which has been ships
ped abroad. National banks being
based upon the bonds OF the govern
ment, this means perpetual ton of
that system. The southern people
cannot afford any more bonds being
issued for in Its last analysis we
have them to pay. The appropria-
ton and pensions go north and we
get nothing in the south, but pay
our proportion of the tariff. There
is continual drain upon us, yet we
have no rerurn."
Judge Maddox has given much
study to the financial question dur
Ing the summer and though a new
member, it is probable that he will
have influence in the settlement CT
the financial ol.-Washington
Correspondent Atlanta Constitution.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10
CARRY OUT THE PARTY PLEDGES.

Sundays Constitution contained
over page Of solicited opinions
from the Georgia weekly press as
to the action of Congress now in
session. The following article. con-
tributed by the Marietta JOURNAL,
was among the number
The calling Of special session of
congress on the 7th OF August is in
obedience to we'll defined public
sentiment that the good sense of
President Cleveland needed. Hdv-
ing done his part in convening con-
gress, it necessarily devolves upon
that body to do their part and be
true to the party pledges, which, by
the endorsement of the people at
the ballot box, placed the democrat is
in possession Of all branches of the
government. Not to carry out the
party pledges Ly immediate enact>
ment of laws in accordance with the
party platform is to daily and to be
untrue to duty. The democratic
platform is comprehensive enough
to admit of no dallying or ambigu>
Gus Interpretation. 1t bebooves the
dominant party In congress to repeal
the Sherman law by substituting a
free coinage act, placing enough sill
yer in the dollar to make it intrins;-
cally on parity with gold, with
seigniorage for coming foreign bull
lion. Then, with view Of easing
the burdens upon the laboring mass
es, let there be introduced wise
measures looking to the revi1ion Of
the iniquitous Mckinley tariff, as
speedily as is consistent with the
best business interests Of the coun-
try, and, at the same time, not neg
lecting to provide for graduated
income tax, to supplement needed
revenue that a reduction Of the
! tariff might bring about. This done,
the country will enter upon new
era of prosperity and restore public
confidence, at once creditable TO the
wisdom, patriotism and statesman
ship Of our rulers and at the same
time give the democrati; party a
long lease of power. Not to carry
out the democratic platform is to
have raised hopes only to blast
them. This would be detrimental
to the future success of the party
in the south, as we'll as leave the
public mind unsettled, business de-
pressed and cause further political
agitation until these reforms so de-
voutly wished are consumlnated.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10
ADVERTISING RATES

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

The corner on pork went all to
pieces in Chicago last week. In a
few minutes prices fell from 1925
per barrel to $1,000. Several rich
spectators, who have for many
months kept prices up, came to their
ropes end and went to the wall.
Their loss will foot up to many mill
ions of dollars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

The Marietta JOURNAL says it
would be glad to sec the next U. S.
Senator selected from South Geor-
gia, and thinks it would be nothing
but right. Hanged if we amt for a
North. Georgia man for Governor.
What's the matter with Steve
Clay? Will he come down and
spend a week at st. Simons.-
Brunswick Times. Advertiser.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

A great many people trouble and
talk about the distressing tightness
Of the times and the gloomy pros>
pect, who have to live on what they
owe. They are beyond the reach
and influence of panics, yet they
worry more and talk more than ANY,
body else.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

1t is said that Chief Justice Block
ley, having committed matrimony,
will now resign his office. Since the
remarkable Wilkerson decision, all
of the Supreme Court Judges ought
to resign.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

Tow WATSON is stumping the state
and soliciting subscribers for his
paper. Tom is not working for
nothing or patriotism either. 1t is
pure love o. "free silver" at zone
dollar per annum, cash in advance"
Tom amt no fool He is one of the
smartest men in this state.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

1t turns out that the cold storage
fire in Chicago, in which II fremen
lost their lives. was incendiary,
thieves who had looted the building
set it on fire to hide their crime.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

Col. Paul Trammell, "a true blue
democrat and a most capable man,
has been indicted into the office of
Internal Revenue Collector of Geor-
gia. This insures a careful and
competent administration OF that
office in its various ramifications.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

Ex-Secretary Foster, who served
under President Harrison, has over
drawn his private bank account
100000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

The yellow tide has turned and
now the banks of Europe are giving
up their boards OF gold to the Uni
ted States. Two days last week
about sS,00O,OOO was shipped from
London for New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

The Atlanta Journal says; at
is believed by many that Fleming
u. duBignon will succeed Senator
Colquitt and that Steve Clay will be
the next governor of Georgia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

'Wall street shows signs of re-
turning confidence" say the daily
papers. Wall street may have con.
fi3ence in the country, but the
country shows no signs of returning
confidence in Wall street. The
record forbids it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

II people paid as big interest on
money as they do on borrowed trou-
BILE they would never borrow any
more.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

The Brunswick Times Advertiser
yields to North Georgia the next
Governor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

The total amount of the National
bank notes outstanding is S183,655,-
920, an increase of $5,041, 1885 dur
ing The past month.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

PoRTER STOCKS, who killed Alph
Cassin, in Atlanta, has been senten-
ced to FIVE years in the penitentiqry.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

THE story sent out from Ports
mouth that Secretsry Hoke Smith
was hanged in efGgy at Rome, O.,
was take.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

Ka;rs Clover Root, the new Blood Puri>
fer, gives freshness and clearness to the
Complexion and cures Constipation. 25c.
SOC, and Sl.0O. Sold by Il NJ. Hammett,
Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

Hon. Charles Crisp was reelected
Speaker of the House. A fitting
honor worthily bestowed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

Gold is returning to the United
States from England in large quan~
titles.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-08-10

MARIETTA GA,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1893.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

Mber bas mar nod ni9t bas lebtt
Wtal. 9lls man in ben Slad Siqs
Sob fano, ipuroe bieies 2ano ben syn.
oianern np9 einem bartnddigen Wioers
fanb entriden uno fir Die Selieoeluna
ourd gBeiBe erofnet. 9ie Siour puB=
ten BON oem @olbe unb mollten es ni6t
fir ii9 ielblt, aber fiir ibre &inber err
balten; beun Iie iaben, ipie raid ibre
iibrisen Grndbrunssquellen perliesten.
Die YiiIfel waren aus ben @benen per=
trieben uno sr6Btentbeils aus9erottet,
uub bas 10 bebeuteno unb pieoerbolt
pereneerte 8sbiet lieierte ben &otbbGu=
ten ni1t mebr ben llnterbalt, ben i6re
Batter in reidli9em MaBe seiunbsn
batten.
Sn ipdteren 8ertrdseu nabm bic Ge-
sieruns einisermaben &iidli9t auf Die
8erbaltniiie, inoem iie iib perpflidte-
ten, ben Notbbduten iebes Sabr cine
sepiile Nuantitdt Nabrun9smittel ab=
,ulaiien, CUR gnti6dbisuns fir bic se=
raubten alnbereen. gId cine Quan=
titdt @aaren wurbe nod binSusefii9t.
Nber mie Sntsl Sans gl9enten uno
llnteragenten pielfad bic 0ertbeilung
beIorgten, oapon iinb piele itanoaloie
Yelipiele betannt, bon oenen nod mei-
ter Die 2eoe iein ipirb.
Die Siour wurben i6lieBli9 in bers
i6ieoene ,Sectionen" setbeilt unb auf
aetrennten 9teierpationen unter9ebra1t;
es eei6ab oies nit Der Mbfdt, ibre
@ebrtrait m6slidit su ibwd6en. 50
entlianoen ole Hoiebub=, Die Stanbina
8od-. unb bic pine 8iose &eierpas
tion. 9ie Snbianer baben li6 aubers
benz allmdlig in atpei oeridieoene
Saupttlaiien setbeilt. Cine berielben
beltebt aus Den uripriin9li9en, altSeit.
liden ySrapes" uno llnperi0bnliGen.
sic balien Die @eiBen als iolde unb
bansen nun einnlal Der firen Soee an,
OaB Tie bur9 Seriibrung nit oenielben
iiets MIR perloren baben. glud per-
a6ten lie bic 2ebensweiie, 8rdude uno
Metbooen Der Weiben. sic elauben
on ben GroBen @eif, Der ibnsn bas
2ano in aaer ieiner Siile eeseben
babe, namsntli9 bic 9Ifel unb anoe.
res Milo = bas lie fets nur gu Nab.
runsssweden lasten - uno piellei4t iie
pieoer in ibre alte SOmdne sinieBsn
tneroe.
Sie anbere 9la1e umfaBt bas con.
ieroatipe Clement. 9ieie Snoianer
eeben Die lleberlesenbeit Der WeiBen 3li
unb mih.n mpbl, bab bic politii Der
llnueriobnliden sur idlisbli9en glus.
rottuns Der Snbianer fiibrt. sic ra.
then iiets gum Srieben uno sur 9n.
nabme Der Wletbooen Der WeiBen, TO-.
peit oaourd bic iiinseren Snoianer be-
fdbigt weroen, ibre sei6dftliden Sn.
tereIlen beiier aesen bic ueber9riffe Der
WeiBen gu tuabren. Saber iinb lie fir
@rsiebnns Der iunseu Generation in
cipililirtem Slime uno geben Gaufs,
uno @erfaufsaeihdfte nit ben Weisen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

sin, fotuie au1 unter iid felbit ian
STEELE Der @iiteraemeinidaft). Sm
gep6bnliden SHINE bes Mortes iino
lie yfreunoli1e" Snbianer,; aber iie
pereeHcn I abel teinen aueenblid. oab iie
Snoianer iino uno tisene Sutereiien
baben.
Sic iinb frisbIi9 seiinnt.. neil iie
mihen. oab iie ielbit burd iolde Siege,
uie Der iiber General Gutter erfohtene
mar, ldlieBli1 bod nur Der Iernihs
tun9 entsesentreiben tpiirben; aber
follte es se9sn ibren Wunid bod nod
3ii einem lebten alaemeincn 3ampi
fommen, 10 tpiirben iie, por Die Wabl
geitellt, in ben Reiben Der 8unbes.
armee ober Der ,tnpsri6bnlihen" 5u
tdmpfen. liderlid bas 2ebtere tpdblen!
limb ebenio ariinoli6, tpie Der rabitale
Glii9el. beradten iie ben Snoianer unb
Die Snoianerin, bic on ben G9enturen
herumlunsern uno iid bon Der 8unf
Der &e9ierungsagenten mditen, ooer bic
Snoianer. melde bic Uniform oes Weis
BEN trasen. sic biloen nabe3u Die
Sdlfte Der gation. gs feblt aud ni6t
an 8eriibrunsspuntten swiiden ben
.Greunoliden" uno ben .llnperfDbn-
li6en". uno es 9ibt mebr ooer weniaer
einfluBreide Stammesaenohen. pel4e
bas 9ertrauen beioer 2Iaiien uod 9e-
nieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

bon @ounbeo 9nee purbe bielen fris6s
lid 9elinnten Snbianern, nel9e na9
Der gl9entur uno nad ben .Sao Sanos"
gu ibren tmporien Stamme5senpiien
segan9en waren. i'm. Grieoen 5u itiiten.
ihr gigentbum geraubt, ibr Sieb meg.
getrieben II. I. ip. Inter ben Seraub.
ten par auh wieber ,Surning 0alpt"
fernsr Der Sduaehrer Glarente 9hree
Stars. Der 9ate9iit 5bomas Spon
uno piele anoere betannte Yeri0nli1=
feiten. @s tplirbe Glase oariiber 9e-
fiibrt. bic &esieruns beiuilligte $780,.
900 @ntfdloiauns, = aber bel Der
8ertbeiluns ioIl es sans empOreno 3i.
sesansen iein. Wl6sen manae @e.
idi9ten. pelde bon ben .unpsriObn.
lihen" oariiber perbreitst psroen, iiber.
trieben iein: notoriid 1T es. bab bic
SnSianer nod nod nidt ben oritten
She'll ienes Yetraees betamen. Or.
gaitman, Der bodsebiloete Siour, wels
der Dor nidt 10 LANCER 3eit in Bottom
zine gmeritanerin sebeirathet bat,
puroe anseganssn il9 Der Sade an'
.unebmen.
gr itelte nad ldneerem Wioerlfreben
llnteriudunsen oariiber an,fraate Oies
len uno Semen aus, : aber Der A9ent
brobte. .ibn wegen .Yeranlaiuns Don
WiiBbe1igteiten" aus bem 2anoe Su
peiien. uno bic geidi9te III nod bis
jebt iii6t erlebigt! SaB Die 8eridte
Der Mgenten on bic 8unoesre9ierun9
bdufia 10 melt BON benz abmei6en,
tpa5 man on Ort uuo Stelle erf1brt,
bari nah Dem @eiasten ni9t Bunoer
nebmen.
gO6 iinmer atben bic eonIernatiben
glemente bic SOffnung ni9t auf: Sic
Ueripreden iid aud BON bem Ylan anI
Der @bieasoer Weltausl sltelluns elm nSns
Dianeroorf" su erri6ten. ibre gSaaren
bort aus;ubieten unb in oirettere Be
riibrun9 nit ben WeiBen gu treten. 9es
oeiblide 5olsen fir lid uno ibre
Stammessenohen. IS wdre gu miin-
Iben, oaB lie ni9t enttduidt weroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
Die siomr.Snotanerfrase.
-Gniswp uns sssieit = tnntia @ortl
Werein' uno ieiie - bei'rer Sor!"

Ser blutise Sratebl smiiden cine.
4n3abl Snoianer uno ,@ombops" in
Siio=SatOta bat abermals bas 0srs
baltniB Der SiDur-Snbianer 3u unierer
&esieruns CUR Sprade sebradt, uno
obgleid Die eriten Yeribte iiber bic
4usoebnung bieier 4auferei iibertrie.
ben iparen, baben bic naberen I'm.
ltd1oe Der legteren gc5eist. baB bort
nod ein iebr beeentlides 6ener unter
Der 9lide slimmi. = elm Geuer, bas
lib nod Su eiuem sroben Sranoe er.
lpeitern tann. wenn iniolge fernerer
pertebrter ooer corrupter Sanobebung
Der SiOur-Snoian,rfrase bic uurubi.
gen Glemente oaielblt pieoer einen gr6-
Beren ginfluB semiiinen iolten. Sin
aeldi6tliher Riidblif auf Die 9el6dft.
lipen 8oradn9e swiiden bieien Snoia.
nern uno Der Sunoesregierun9 uno
eini9e Strelfi1ter auf neuerli6e Yors
tommniiie oaielbit oiirften in oieiem
Mugenblif milltommen iein.
Sm Sabre 1859 madten bic BeiBen
bic erite srobe Sewesuns CUR 8erordn.
sun9 ber Siour. IS mar an S6luh,
zines unbsiluollen Srieses, uno ben
Siour wuroe ertldrt. ipeun fe gam
na6 Der welili9en Seite bes Miiiiilippi
sieben wiirDen, 10 iperoe Die ameritani.
ide &esiersng iie n nidt weiter be,
belli9en. Sieiem 9erlansen nurol
bon ben Snoianern itatt9eseben. Mbe,
naa uno. mad ffies oas @ebiet oa bril-
ben in Der Wertbibdbung Der WeiBen.
uno oaber wuroen bic Snoianer 1862
wieoerum auf Elm engeres Serritorium
suriidgeorangt. Ser alte Yertras9
Sab! Ser iuurbe BON oerlelben Madt,
bic ibn entiporfen bate, Suriifgenpm,
men. 8an3 oasielbe Sdauipicl wie.
oerbOlte li9 1868.