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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-28
White Goods Department.

5000 yards India Linnen, former price
7c per yard. as warning, % per G.
reduction, price 4 a c. per yard.
400 yards India Linnen. former price
G per yard. 25 per cent reduction
price c. per yard.
300 yards India Linnen, former price
zoe. per yard, 2, per cent Reduction
price q 4 9. per yard.
200 yards India Linnen. former price
lsK c. per yard. 25 per cent reduction
price : 4 c.
1900 yards India Linnen, former price
l5c. per yard; as IA reminder ?5 per
cent Reduction, price c. per yard.
1000 yards white checked Nainsook.
something to be hered. 331a
cent Reduction, price2A c. per yard.
1900 yards fancy Plaids and striped
White goods, former price 8 c., 25
per cent Reduction. price 51s c. per
yard.
1000 yards Beautiful White Goods.
former price IL ~ c. 25 per cent Re-
duction, price ~ c. per yard.
80 yards Lovely designs in White
foods former price Is G. per yard.
y y per cent Reduction, price c. per
yard.
$40 yards Latest Novelties in White
foods. to close stock qniekly. 25 per
:ent Reduction. price liz c. per yd,
former price 25 c. per yard.
iooe yards Snow Flake Swiss. the Lat
est Novelty in white gaods, former
pflee 30 per yard. 25 per cent Re-
dactlon' price IL e. per yard.
800 yards Lace and Satin stripe Lawns
l,rmer price 35 c. per yard, as re-
tn'nder 33h per G. Reduction, price
l''c per yard
wv yards fine Quality white Dimity,
'rmer price IKE per yard, % per
)nt reduction, price now going at
S31c per yard.
ifo yards Novelty in White goods at
the sacrificing e5 per cent Reduction
price of lOc per yard.
Extra nice quality checked Nainsook,
ioriner price rye, % per cent Re-
uactlon, price 7l15c per ;ard.
Fine quality White dotted Swiss, form
- price roc per yard. 25 per cent
s'aushtering price llAc per yard.
's'ra hne quality white dotted Swiss,
ip:.aer price 3oc per yard, % per cent
"e'oetlon, price i7c per yard.
PARASOLS.
: &C Novelties ir summer Parasols
va Per cent Reduction in prices.
FANS.
WI i'ne Jap fans from to CSC each.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-28

1000 Gents white lawn Bows for balls
and evening wear Baldwin's 25 per
cent reduction price sc each.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-28
PARASOLS.

- All mail will receive prompt attentiona above %
PCT cent Reduction from last weeks advertisements
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-28
Bans Grand Clearing Sale VIII Continue for 20 DaY Longer as Adrused

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"'s ~s@se Fin
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-28
w. K. BALDWIN.
Telephone I72.

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Tonga
asta the ghteing2 per rentRe ReiucionP Price
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
WILSON FOR POSTMASTER
Hon. W. L, Wilson Promptly Sent
to the Senate.
NOT RATIFIED AS YET.
Cw'ng TO Disputed Postoffice APP
pointment at the Head Of the
Executive Calendar the
Nomination Failed of
Confirmation.
BY Southern Associated pres4.

WAsHINGToN, February 2S. Tho
nomination of William Il. Wilson,
member of the House of Represent
atives, to be f ostmaster General
was to-day compelled to take tho
ordinary course in tho Senate and
went over under ono objection until
tomorrow. 1t was thought that
confirmation would immediately
follow, especially as Mr.. Villas, chnir-
man OF the Poetoilice Committee,
had meanwhile seen oil the members
.ot the committee and hnd been
directed to make favorable report.
Accordingly when the doors we're
closed, MIR. Faulkner (Dem.), of
West Virginia, made IN appeal to
tho Senate for the case to be taken
up and acted upon by unanim ous
consent; but this was denied him.
MIR. Wilson's nomination will, how.
ever, be confirmed at to morrow's
session.
The fact that disputed postoilice
case stands at the head of the exec
utlve calendar and that there has
been no quorum present at the last
two sessions, has been the means of
blocking all executive business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Items licked From All Parts of the
World.

WOrlQ,
New IoRK, 2S. Treasury balance:
Coin, SS7. 100000; currency. S74,-
LoNDoN. : 25.-Tho WEIGH Disc.
establishment bill passed its first
reading IN the House of Commons
TINS evening without division.
DENVER. Col, 2S.-Tho Colorado
Senate to-day passed the bill pro
hipiting capital punishment in the
State.
BAhrIMoRr, Md, 2S.-Rev. DR..
Lyttleton L. Morgan, one of the
prominent Methodist ministers in
tho city, died this afternoon of
pneumonis, aged 50 years.
NAsnINGroN, 2S.-The contract
Tor the erection of the public build.
ing building Mt Newbern, n. c., was
to-day awarded to Grace X Hyde.
OF Chicago, ILL.,, at S27, 726.
QALvA, ILL.,, 2S,-George w. Prince.
OF Galesburg, was to-day nominated
on the l,476th ballot by the Tenth
District Republican Convention, to
succeed Gen. Post in Congress.
HoLziNGroN, Kas., 2S.-Crezed
with liquor John Il. HERES, shoe
maker, last evening fatally stabbed
his wife, killing his four -year-old
daughter Fannie, and then commit.
ted suicide.
i, OmcAao. 2s,-Capt. Anson and
his baseball team, which will repre-.
sent Chicago in the National League
contest tins season, left this city to
day for Galveston, where they will
put III six weeks practicing.
RALEIdH, n. O., 2S.-The Senate
to-day passed q bill appropriatipg
$4,000 for the Confederate monu.
meni. Tho new county government
bill passed its third aud final read
lug. after being ameuded to suit the
demands of the Popuists.
LANSING. Mich, 2S.-The Cover.
nor this afternoon appointed De-
troit's new Health Board as follows.
Harlow 7. Davock, one wear; Ed
ward q. Nan Husan, two years; Or.
Oscar Leseur. three years, und DR.
Howard w. Longyear, four years.
CiNciNNATI, o., 2S-Court Officer
Dick Morris was fatally wounded
yesterday afternoon while serving a
warrant on Louis Stolzelberger. a
blacksmith. who lived ut i92 Cen-
tral avenue with his family, and
patrolman Fred Shaelfer instantly
Killed Stolzelberger, who shot Nor
ris.
New YORK. 2S.-The BROOKLYN
baseball Club started for Savannah
this afternoon on the steamer
Nacoochee. The men were oil feel.
ing like spring colts, MANAGER Fonts
said, and lie expects good results
from the preliminary training in the
Sonth.
HAvEE, 2S.-The muicipal Coun-
Gil of the city OF Havre resolved to
board he steamer La Goscogae i'm.
medlately upon her arrival in the
harbor and congratulate Captain
Baudeler and his staff Of officers
upon having safely brought the ship
into New York,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
MORGAN is FOUND GUILTY
'he Acquire Greek Train Robber
Sentenced.
GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS
The Jury Out Only Three Min utes.
a Fair Trial. Congratulations
From Gov. O'Ferrall. Scar
ceY's Case Continued.
Verdict Satisfactory.
By Southern Associated Press.

brAFFoRp COURTHOUSE, Va, Feb
rusry psf was 4 O'Clock when tho
prosecuting attorney closed his two
hours argument i'll winding mp the
Acquia Creek train robbery case,
and three minutes later tho jury re-.
turned with the VET dict.
The verdict is as follows: eve
jury find the prisoner, Charles Nor
gan, alias Charles Augustus Morgan
iield, guilty as charged in the indict-
ment, and fix his term OF coniine-
ment in the penitentiary at eighteen
years"
The Judge then asked Morgan if
he had anything TO say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced,
Half raising himself, Morgan said ::
81 was not ready for trial and had
no idea l would be tried at this term
of court. l was not physically or
mentally IN condition to be tried
and did not want to be tried in this
condition."
1.-The Court sees no reason fo- not
passing sentence" said Judge Ash
ton. You have had fair trial.
The Judgment of the Court is that
sou be taken to the penitentiary of
this State and there confined for u
period OF eighteen years, but the
execution of the sentence will be
suspended until the 9Th day of April
next to enable your counsel to apply
FOR an appeal"
Tho prisoners counsel at once
moved for new trial. The motion
was overraled and counsel excepted.
a motion In arrest of Judgment was
theh made, and this was overruled
end excepted to.
The prosecution then moved for a
continuance of the old four cases
against Morgan. This motion was
opposed by Morgans counsel, who
!nslsted that he was ready for trial
The court, however, continued the
cases.
The Commonwealth then an
sonnced that it was ready to try
Charles }. Searcey, Morgan's ac :
complice IN the robbery. Searcey
was brought INTO court aud through
ms counsel asked for IL continuance.
No objection being raised, 1t was so
ordered. Tho verdict meets with
general approval.
Upon beng advised of the verdict
Gov. O'Ferrall telegraphed his con.
Gratnlations TO osecutInR Attor.
ney White. The Governor tele.
Rrapned: "Train robbers will seek
some other State for their nefarious
work. Virginia jurios will uphold
the law"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
kINSTON'S FIRE.
Severest Ever Known in That CITY.
Loss 1925, 900.
BY Southern Assoclatei Press.

WGLMlNGToN, n. G., February 2S.
"A special to the Star from Kinstop.
n. O., says: "About 4 o'clock this
afternoon fire broke out in Bryan
tlelds' stables and rapidly spread to
the wooden buildings in the rear of
Oettlnger Bros. store and the Opera
House. The two main business
blocks of the town are III ashes or
smouldering ruins. including the
stores OF Einstein Bros, S.
II. Lotion, Oettinger Bros,
Pridner Cox, Canady's hard
ware store, 9. w. Crabtree, Abbott
y Summerrell, Dawson Bros. u, w.
Collins, Lotions bnnk, the barrooms
OF II. [. Harrison and j. l.. VIVA
ley aud Wngoner's beer bottllng
establishment, Hotel Tull. the Free
Press office, DR.. Tull's residence
and office, residence of 5. Einstein,
II. II. Wilson, Sheriff Sutton, DR..
W. a. j. Pollock, A. j. Loften, S,
Nj. Harrell aud W. II. Bro:k's resi-.
dence and stables. The flyInR
sparks burned two or three houses
occupied by colored people IN an.
other part of the town.
1t is by fnr the severest fire ever
known IN kinston. The loss is fully
$50, 600 aud the insurance in the
aggregate is small. The fire was
under control by $3.50 o'clock. Tho
Newborn fire engine arrived here ut
go and is now throwing water on
the smonldering ruins. The origin
OF the fire is reported to have been
a cigarette stump, carelesslv thrown
by boy IN Brian Fields stables.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
Drspcpsin ana sndige,Iion

In their worst forms are cnred bv
the use of j. Z. Z. If you arc de
bilitated and run down, or If Won
need a tonic to regain flesh and lost
appetite, strength and vigor, take
L. L. r., and you will be strong
and healthy. For shattered consti,
tutions and lost manhood, p. T.. u.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Pot
assinu is the king Of oil medicines.
L. i. Il. IS the greatest blood purl.
lier IN the world. For sale by oil
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
Y. M. G. a. MATTERS.
important Meeting Of Workers to
BE Held Tonight.

- ~ WI kci 10
be Held Tonight.
The Board of Directors will hold
special meeting Mt the association
puliding tonight at 6 o'clock sharp
10 consider some vital questions.
MIR. Il. .. Williams, Stnte Secretary.
is IN tho city, aud will meet the
BOARD. 1t Is more thnn usually i'm
Portant Tor every membor of the
board to be present.
HE members of the committees
the board of directors and the mas.
Tors OF the city are to meet at the
ASSOCIATION building at 80 tonight
Thcn ten will be served and n short
time devoted to the consideration of
questions looking toward the vel.
inre OF the organization. MIR. John
a. West, chairman of the State OK
ecut've committee; MIR. Ii. O. Will
hams, State secretary, and Mr.. G.
". Curran. railroad secretary, of
ltichmond, will DO present at this
time, and 1t is hoped that the work
ing force en- masso will be present to
welcome these gentlemen.
MIR. Williams, State secretary. of
hlchmond, will speak to men at 4
o'clock on Sunday afternoon IN the
association building. All men in
Norfolk will be welcomed at this
meeting. 1t Will be bright, spirited
anu last but one hour,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
PRIOE 2 GENTS


Ihe Police Commissioners yester-
aay afternoon discussed for about
swo hours the character of n police
officer of Atlantic City, and adjourn
ed without arriving at conclusion.
The Preso Club expects to move
INTO ITS new quarters Monday, which
VIII be very elegantly furnished.
AN important meeting OF the club
was held yesterday afternoon.
Tho CITY Attorney is reported to
have said that tho Atlantic City
SPECIAL policemen will have to 10
paid by the City Treasurer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
sung ihn Doxoinr,.
BY Southern Associate 4 Press.

WLMINGroS, Del, February 2S.
In the House OF Representatives
this afternoon bill was passed to
repeal the act which permits saloon
keepers TO sell liquor in quantities
less than one quart to be drank Oft
the premises. When the result was
announced Mrs. james l.. Wocott,
wiie OF Chancellor Wolcott, began
10 sing the Doxology, which was
taken up by about fifty women pres.
ent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
lkilsclla!I lInynaIcs.
" Southern Associate 1 Pre- So.

bT 'oUUIHetn AhsOciatOI Pro So.
NEW YORK, February 28.-Fol-
lowing are tue names OF the men
selected by the baseball magnates to
act as umpires for the coming sea-
son: Mcdonald, keeie. Lynch, Nc
Qnade, Emslie and Belts. There is
one moro to he appointed. Ii caused
great surprise when 1T became
known that Hurst was not appoint.
ed. y petition was sent 10 the
meeting asking for his appointment.
1he season schedule was promul-
gated.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
a Rstg cat.

a largo lot of silver novelties has
been received at "Ihe Casket." and
peipg offered ut manufacturers cut
prices. Silver articles from 25c up
wards TO sterling silver ten set.
bridal presents in the grentest yari-
ETY., elegantly cased, ut strikingly
low prices. Attractive and useful
pieces from $l.50 upwards. For
pest goods at lowest prices cali on
Greenwood & Bro,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

D. w. Giimer, 1lS Main street.
WI nave his spring opening to-day.
ne has IN stock all the latest spring
hats IN several styles and color,
when he IS going to sell at very
moderate figure. In addition 70 his
complete line OF hats and cans Of
every description he has III stock
beautiful line of umbrellas and
Games
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
Trouble insoIon,h1o
BY Southern Assoc,ntoi pras,

IL AHsOClHtOi lreHS.
"AsHLNGroN, February 2S.-Sec.
fetary Herbert to night received this
cablegram:
CoLoN, February %.
an engagement Is expected near
Cucuta, Colombia,
(Signed) CROMWELL
commanding Officer, Atlanta.
oucuta is small town in the
Tneals tals valley, Province OF Poplona,
on.sea states of Colombia, mud IL
hear the venezuela frontier.
nc engagement reportea ga OK.
pocted to occur is between tho CO.
ernmert forces and the revolpt,on.
ary party. The United States crn,snr
atlanta Will remain Mt Colon untiI
inrther orders or until order is re-.
sorsd III the United States of Co.
4o@bja.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

n Convention OI sg0usrkcepers, so
Meet Next N0ndny. March Sth,
atthc Popular Priced Sturc OF
i.eVv Bros. i7f IiaIn Street,
Tc discuss the great question of
household economy and take advan
tage OF the wonderful special bar.
gains for that day. Fifty dozen
fine huck towels, pure linen, size 2G
inches wide by IS inches long. Mt 10
cents each, they are worth 80 cents;
100 dozen silk Windsor ties at 9
cents each, worth % cents. Will
also add to the above on morning of
sale our complete stock OF table
damask, white and colored. Towels
and napkins at such marvellous low
prices as have never been offered at
retail III this city before. sale be.
gins nt 8 o'clock. Make no mistake
IN the store. Levy Bros, Ia Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
.i,Ite .rlodnrn ISnv

Commends itself to the well formed.
to do pleasantly and etlectually
what WAS formerly done in the
orudest manner and disagreeably
as well. 10 cleanse the system aud
break up colds, headaches and
fevers without unpleasant after of.
fects, use the delightful liquid laxa.
tive remedy, Syrup of Figs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
Dancing Academy AT NIuntcfioro


Prof. Bellezza's new GLASS for be-
ginners will commence on Mondny
night at s p. IN. for ladies and gen.
tiemen, aud for ladies and children
tuesday. March 5, Mt y. LII. This
Will be the last quarter.
1924, ,mar1,2,3
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
gymnasium Confess,
Special Dispatch to the yireinia

DpUUIHI HIaUHICH 70 ING FIrElnlau.
:. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Febru-
ary 2S.-At the annual athletic con-
test, held in Fayerweather Gymna.
sium last night. w. y. Bullock, of
kentucky, won the gold medal, lead
ing all others by several points.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
Gaming I'm.

New. beautiful and useful novel
ties for birthday and other gifts.
Diamonds and watches can be found
In greater variety at Frank II. Gale 8
than elsewhere. 1872 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
s,i,rc EsIcI, I.Innn

is essential TO good health, because the
blood he VITAL huiu winch supplies ali
the organ with lie Hoods S4rsaparilla
is the greatest blood p rilier
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

Another invoice of lamps and
tables and new shades. Chapman X
JakmeAn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
COMMITTEE on Public Lands, which
Is equivalent to defeat.

senate bills were passed, regulat-
ing the nscertainment of the mt
tonnage of vessels, so ns 10 include
tne deductions made in British yes
seis ana put American vessels on
the same basis as they nre.
ht 5:4o p. M, after passing one
district OF Columbia bill, the House
adjourned until noon to. morrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

Newest Discovery. EXT. teeth
no pain. N. 7. y. -Roomes I62 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

lIoop's PILLS are purely vegetable
Larnlesa, eNectIYe. do not pain or urine
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

Lntcst styles spring Hats.
Knox's Young's. Monardo and
others Mt lowest prices. III Main
street. l.. Jack Oliver & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
Special Nuticc.

Having purchased II. a. stock OF
wools. MIR. George w. Fairer can
be found with Il. A. Saunders, 172
Main street.
Eop ro,,. " ---,---.-1
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01

For your spring hats at Divers,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-12-05
THE BAPTISTS IN GRGENVILLE.
n LARGE GATHERING FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE STATE
Grcenville Mountainccr, Nov. 3Oth.
The Minister's Confrrcnce

INC MlniSter'S Conference.
Tho first meeting in connection with
the Baptist State Convention was that
Of the Minister'S Conference on Tues
day night. The meeting was presided
over by Rev. N. N. Burton, Of Darling
ton County. Rev. d. M. Ramsey, Of
Charleston, preached the annual SER
mon. His subject was The suErcmc
rule OF faith and practice" tao text
being found in I'd Timothy. Sd chapter,
10th and 18th verses. The sermon,
which was listened to with great at
tention by the large audience present,
was a very interesting and scholarly
production. After the sermon, officers
were elected for the year. Rev. L. @.
Ezell, OF Spartanburg County, being
chosen president and Rev. j. a.
Brown. of Due West, secretary.
On Wednesday morning, the confer.
ence first listened to strong paper by
). N: Booth, of Union, the subject be-
ing development Of our Churches y
DR.. G. B. Moore, OF Furman Univer.
sity, then read u paper on Monism, y
which he read week or 80 ago before
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-12-05
GEN. JORDAN DEAD,
We'll known Soldier Passes Away
and Leaves an Honorable Record.

~ '~oil hnO"n SOluicr Pas6e9 Away
and Leaves an Honorable Record.
General Thomas Jordan died on the
2lth inst. at his home, in New York.
The members of General Jordan's FAM
lily and some OF his intimate personal
friends wore present when no died.
General Jordan had been suffering O
long time from tuberculosis.
General Jordan was born in Luray,
Page County, Virginia, In 1919. At IS
he entered West Point where he was
n roommate anc classmate OF William
II. Sherman. General Jordan served
all through the Seminole campaign.
Afterwards he was in the Mexican war.
fle was also with the troops in Califor-
MIA and Oregon In the Quartermaster's
Department. The highest rank that
he attained in the United States army
was Captain.
resigned and joined the Confederacy.
He was made Brigadier General and
served as chic Of staff with General
3cauregard and fought at the first bat
tie OF Manassas and Shiloh At the
close of the war he took the side of
Gen. Beauregard in the latter's quar-.
rel with Jefferson Davis and wrote an
article Tor magazine denouncing
Davis. For this he was criticised
severely In some quarters. He was
connected with the Memphis Appeal
for some time alter the close OF the
war.
When the first Cuban insurrection
broke out General Jordan enlisted and
fought during 186970 against Spain.
He eventually became commander OF
the rebel forces In Cuba. At Las Me
mas de Tana on Christmas day, 1870
With nearly 600 mon, he held in oheol
thirty-hve hundred Spanish soldier,
unGil his ammunition gave out.
RE came to the United States in 1877
to intercede for Cuba and endeayore,
to have belligerent rights granted Oh
island. He was arrested on the OH
OF violating the neutrality laws, an
hold for trial. He was never tried
however. : Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
MORE INDIANS ARRESTED f0R b''h"i'

THE posrRrp AGENT DECLINES TO hE HELD
prspoSsrBI.E FOR THE CONSEQUENCES
Washington. May 14.-Commiss'ohei o' ''-'" ~
.ca,rs prowning to-day received telegram - VI"
q wright United States Indian Agent AT 'ne
posebud Agency. s. D.. advising MN OF 'n'
., ,,oro Indians by United States deputy mar S"''A
on The charge of bigamy American Horse was al a..
rested several davs ago on similar cna' se'
Wright states that during his absence from ''''
.,encv on duty on the reservation. Ten humans
had beer arrested by a United states deputy ~
shall charged with blgamy. they nave 10 "s"'
v,ives except by Indian custom lie s'"''' "
such action viii surely lead to serious "o""'''
all the older Indians are In the same pos,'o'' ~
recommends that the Department OF justice oe re-
o,,ested 10 investigate upon whose a"'"o,'S Wv
arrests were made. and adds his opinion 'n"' ''e
arrests are simply made by the deputy '""'
secure fees. lie says: ,o,
II decline TO be held responsible io' " ,,.,,
Of the Indians as n result Of such achon'
proceedings should be stopped al once . ...
The case of the arrest OF American 10.
referred by Secretary Hokc Smith TO H''o'ney-
General Olney some days ago with IN, nn"ht in, -
da ation that when the case shouih " -, move ,n
court. the United States Dstrct-a'o'"'' ' ~
dismiss II.