Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22

readers have generally but the dimmest notion
as to who and what these people are Who to-
gether with the Cherokees Chickasaws, Creeks
and Seminoles, compose what is called the
Indian nation. The Seminoles came origin
ally from Florida, the Creeks from Alabama
and Georgia, the Cherokees from North Caro-
| lima and the Choctaws from Iou;siana and
| Mississippi Thew were transferred to the west
of the Mississippi river between the wears 1892
| and 1857. for the purpose of getting them ont
/ of the wav. II was not realized then that CIV
| iliza.ion wouid ever get so far toward the set
! ting sun as their present habitat.
| The area occ,lpied by these five tribes ia
| enormous" said Mai. HAYES Yesterday. at il
| big enough to form a good ed state and has
sufficient number of inhabitants to admit il
| as such to the Union If they were made cifi-
| zens The territory owned by the indian
| nation covers 8. 900 SQUARE miles Wirnl, its
| limits dwell 1900 Indians who mass for fui,
bIoods 81 ODO of MIXED blood and ~ mo whites
and freedmen who have intermarried with the
| Indians. Besides these there Is an alien Donu-
| latiou of more than 100 600 CONSISTING Of GOV
eminent emploves, railway men. coal miners
| farm laborers. mechanics. souattars. claimants
to tribal rights cattle rrazers and other clssses
| of tresspasseSs. There ia a steady increase in
| this foreign population and a steady decreosa
| in the Droprietsry noouIa.iop The 90 tt,e
| grazers exercise great inriuence nv the use of
| money, while the numerous persons VINO claim
klnship with the tribes for the nurnose OF OH
| tanning prcuerty rights maze Constant trouhle
| ypSr r,,, n.y. ,,,r,r> No. -, .
,.rl,, I'M i,DiAI, AZ BE- 'iii-hNs'
II win NC oest io1 ali parues concerned II
! these Indians could be made citizens of the
! United Slater. and be thus brought under the
6irect irris5;ctio,, os r-,.io S,r, A. .hi,,,
Gre now thev may mot he sni6 10 for,, . 80
elem nation IN The ,ni6"t Of tha - s4,.o
| Each tribe ,,a.es ;ts own IaIs, anS 60. 10
I own IsoisIatr~a all ,n-orrn NJ, G;,9
\ S.,.ea sroy.rnr.nt ayoro;sas - I
! ,,arr;sio, 1,har,,;sa .un';,, - -
! care of tbamseIvas Tbera ia . I-nitod s.atas
/ o.,;c:oI j., ob,-c,a 20 ar ,,o,.,- O. 81 r. II;
uot;o, a,on Tn;.aa S,ataa ,,,ri 'I"
| o~do~ vi TTnito5 Statos 60. ~ 80
| ofons., a,,o;ns, ~ r.daroI To- - - $50
! inc Iicnon INTO the tsrritorv Esch trib. hs
ia or, cnurciI horea Fo- TIC sittir, IS ;,s
r,,tora Tbe Cboc4o,v co-,no;, - 80 I'll
| Labo,nm. !, b.ndsor,e hricL hniI5;u a1t
| COG, ssS 0no ~
| ..TLa Govt trorb,o s+,r4od -, .,,o ,,o,t;o,,
! for the ,over,or Of tba choctaus ,ast ortI,n,,,
I There wore two c.rdida,es Jo,oa,nd Tacteon
| Tho forr,e- cIo;,oS 10 no fnlI jlooaoJ Tod;o,,
| hn. he has bIno avs ard inni.s H. :. 49,
! 49,, He krovrs r.r,, Et.,a rnor,,ah II,
n,, tho o,ha ba,d bas .ha n,'ano 90 I'll
hIo11 Ea ,r,s .Srcatad i, -; on.".,aa
cans;jer,bIo Lie ,ce ana - 80
r. - - .ta ,,s;tos IN. oio,.;o- u VIII
81 "a ~ -; oIa;.'oJ 81 va, 'ey
l had Coll and tnr of ,.Xso
We Liiied , n,s Ss,+ ,i,,, . go - 49,,
to Tn-bLs hommo 10 raS,oro order pTho-s .,.
NO frrfbor dis,rrb,rca az 49, - 80
nresent az tbe connt;re, Of ,ba 80 Ia,,-"N.,
Ma . cIoar ,,aio-i,r ~ sor,. 80 ~ uan;a,..
wh;ob 80 o., h;,r,, w. ,hn-,, 90. - .a;
col ,rornda so that Jon.s ,,os dooIoroJ aIo.ad
oovernor ''' 0'''' 'N
..Neyartne,ess evervtb;ra uor+ of ,,;o,,,
R,t RECENTLY the loves n.rtv tr;ad 10 .rrost
certain persons VINO were engaged in the kill
! ings OF last autumn with view to fetching
mem up Ior 'riai Oe.ore the choctaw court.
named 81 III ro."sad on =. ~ .ni'a' man
| Gov Homes ordered ont tho .,:cbt howe a,
| the t-inal militia Is called To captura tbe do
| lipoueu+s Locke turned his house into FORT
| and deied the militia. Fipbring resulted ac.
| counts of which Won have read in the News
| paners Finally The i-nited states agen, or-
| dered the light horse 70 disband and feIeral
| troops were again sent for.
| "Such is the simnle history of the roce,t
| trouble among these ueonle Tbougb c;v;l;zed
| in their WAYS wearing tie sarna sort Of cI+bos
! and living in ,ba eons enrt Of horsoS o. ,ba
| white man thav ara dnsoerate feno,ss Tha
| only vsx which ~, racdoriza for rirhi;nc !.
! wrong il To shoe 7, ,hsf ronn+rv a denStv
! no-sbaI vben he oo.s 81 orras+ a ,orsa, -,
net the irnn on him AZ We nrooa,,. ms h,s
! pevo,vor II, opa bYnI and hi y,-r.nt in AZ
/ otber Tao oficar VIII c,,s i, snch o,-a,;t,
| mnst he brave cooI and above ali on,cL ~, tbo
! tr;cger Thee are b,rdrods ~ tbo,a 5ar,,t,
| rnarSb.Is i, the Ip,i;o, .s-r;,ory Eo,, tha;
r.n,c are orodr. 5ef ,r.,v of the ..ho5 49,, g
| frat ra,;,o-as For avo,,,Ia .ha HI, -,
| ,rb;ch r. ,,a5a itsaly go ta,'o,s 49, SO
| - 49,, - TnIa,, 80, ,,,o,s't.i; ~
/ TnJ?an n.t;nn ct,oc,. . t;,t,a ha.,aa -. Az
n,o,,rto;ns - ~, ,an.h.a ~ ,no
| ha,,I,i,. 80, Tr.. s;t,,t;o, 80, 81 - ~;
.r"1,,,aS; '' ""' fanny '
CAPTURING HOUSE on cRAd.
The house on the crag Was owned by a half
| breed Indian who had murdered several men
| II wac fo-4i6aI ,nd r,-lb,- ,,,~r,e,,aa h., .,roo
| :. a., ..,
90 % NJ III ~. sonie tiine
VI - ,".; ~ ~ y. n'.n VIC "ss'.i.a' Is
am 'no o1ooa ",tnoi' uoins any uanaSe
eseiy on1 ICING Liner cover rIhiily' one OF
.re a.see H"i covered ny 'oheSs from
tne iines VI h.S com paniohs. ran across an
| oprIi So ~ Polnt oe'lea'n me o'ernahgihg
soeA' Wete nc coo.y naeu "a pig charge OF
y, ~ n"ni'o WIZ :" iuse "s'"Insu' ne enecteo
nis fe.tea. AZ naie't. anu ABOUT 'nree minutes
ia.er 'nere was tremendous explosion: Inc
snoie .o1A On which lhe mouse was putt was
| TORN ihlo asilishls anu thrown up IN the ar:
| .ose,u WIN ,n1 e'oAeS WHICH nao composed
'ne "a ei'i'S anu 'no 'aans'eo DooieS oi us &C.
Guy ans.
! =, All Oh tne inuiihS IN that country go armed.
| itis yer! rare 10 see one OF them without
pis'oi siuns aiouiiu LIS waist Al the same
| .inhe u "hi,e man Is perieciy SAFE SO long as
ne Goes liot lhteitttc wan tneln- 10 Illustrate