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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-15
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-15

popo3udniu, W nMaryi Stuart"
(schillera) we srode poposudniu,
Czwartek Piatek, a W ,,Macbetb"
(shakespeare'a) W sobote wieczorem.
Promienie ROentgena.
Pawel Bueschel, szeregowiec W
kompanii @ 4 puaku zwiazkowego
piechoty, " bitwie pod El Caney
biorac udzia', zostal raniony kuls
mauserowska W prawe ramie. Me
uwazano rany "a smiertelna zaskle.
pi1a sic ona wkr6tce. Kiedy jednsko.
woz Buschel bys juz We Fort sheri.
dan, szczegolne objawy zaczely sic
u niego pojawiac. Ponswissy sic
kilkakrotnie niego wybuchy krwi
lekarze przyszli do przekonania, 70
kula kt6rej ME wydobyto, dostsis
sic do pluo. Oswiadczyli, 20 Bue'
schel umrzed musi, jezeli kuli sic
ME dobedzie. Poniewaz ME wiado'
mo by}o ma pewno, W ktorem miej.
sou znajduje sic kula, przeto podda'
no pacyenta dzialaniu promieni
Roentgena, a ze powiodlo sic tym
sposobem odkry6 miejsce posoaenia
kuli, przeto lekarze oswiadczyl/2 %
usunac ia iatwo beda mogli::' ~
Parada demokratyczna.
Dzisiaj wieczorem ma sic wreszcie
odby6 wielka parada demokratyczna,
zapowiedziana ma Poniedzialek ubie.
gly, a od!oaons powodu, il W Po.
niedzia1ek deszcz padal.'
County Democracy" wyruszy W
kompleoie: okoio 1000 jej czlonk6w
wezmie udzial W paradzie. Poohod
z poohodniami przejdzie przez to SO.
me ulice, przez kt6re ma przejsd
parada jubileuszowa W przyszsa
srode, wszystkie bramy tryumfalne
juz dzisiaj maja zajasuiet tysiacem
swiatel. Ustawionyoh bedzie Is
trybun, ktorych przemawiad beda
zdolni m6wcy; miejsca, " kt6rych
beda ustawione, So nastepujace:
l. P6lnocno zachodni r6g ulc
Harrison State: l i 2 dystrykt kon.
gresowy.
2. P6lnocno wschodni rtg III c
Congress i State: 8 dystrykt
3. POI. zachodni r6g ulic Quito
i State: 4i5dystrykt kongresoVy
Tam Polaoy 1e wardy po para
die sic zgromadza. Zebrad sic maj4
o godz. Z W hall schultzs, skad wy
rusza do miejsca zebranis B dystry.
ktu ma rogu ulic Jackson i Halsted,
potem przy}acza sic do parady.
4. Poludn. zaohodni rog ulic
Monroe State: 6 dystrykt
s. P6ln. wsohodni rog ulic Mon.
roe i State: 7 dystrykt.
6. State str, pomiedzy ul. jack
son Van Buren,, nsprzeciw skladu
Rothschilda.
Z. Narrzeciw poprzedniej trybu-
nv, pred sk}adem Rothsohilds.
8. P6ln. wschodni rog ulc State
Jackson.
8. Pom. zachodni rog ul. State i
Jackson.
10. State str, naprzeciw Quincy
str, przed piekarnia Kohlsaats.
II. P6ln. wschodui rog ul. Adams
i State.
13. State str, miedzy ul. Monroe /
Adams.
IA. State str, miedzy. ul. Madi'
son Monroe, pred skladem De
Mutha.
Is. State str, ma rogu zauiks,
miedzy ul. Madison q Monroe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-15
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwej.
Chicago, Is Pazdz. 1898.

Me ulega jua przeto zadnej
wstpliwosci, ze cesarza chm:
skiego usunisto cd wszelkiel
wladzy i ze ster rzsd6w mad
niezmierzonem pa6stwem chin
skiem ujela W swe rece g.
letnia jego ciotka, kt6ra przy-
bra}a go by1a "a syna, exreJen.
tka Tsu-Hsi. Zmiana ia rza.
dow odby}a sig W spos6b dosye
upokarzajscy dla m1odego
cesarza Tsai. Tiena. Musiai on
podpisat podyktowany mu
przez ciotke edykt, W ktorym
zawiadamia narod, be odtsd
ona mad MIN panowac bedzie,
a nastspnie pierwszy muslai
upase przed nova w1adczynls
ma twarz i zlozye jej W ten
spos6b hold, po MIN zas uczy-
Mill to samo wszyscy ministro-
vie dworzanie. Cesarzowa
Tsu-4si byla AZ do wiosny
biezacego roku postacis praw.
dziwie mityczna, mkt bowiem
ME mial szczescia oglsdania jeJ
oblicza, pr6cz malutkiej gar
stki wybra6c6w dworsklch,
mimo to jednak W peki1skim
swiecie dyplomatycznym mlaia
ustalons opinis kobiety mad
zwyczaj energicznej / przeble.
giei. Rzsdy ME SO dla nleJ
nowoscis. Przez lat dwadzie-
scia, cd /. 1851 do 1881, die
lila sic mimi jako wsp6}regen-
tka z mszem swym cesarzem
Ichu, po jego smierci przez
lat osm byls samoistns regen.
tks az do osiagniecia VIZ. 1889
pelnoletnosci przez terazniej'
szego cesarza, majscego obecnie
lat 26. W cisgu ostatnich lat
dziewieciu pozornie ME miesza
Ia sic do polityki, ale mia}a
nieograniczony wplyw ma swe.
90 synowca cesarza i ugniata3a
20 jak wosk W SVEN reku, to
tez niezawodnie W niejednej
sprawie przepar}a sws wole,
chociaz to wyglsdalo tax,
jakoby to bylo VIOLA cesarza.
Najwieksi intryganci miedzy
mandarynami czuli dla piej
zawsze wiekszy respekt, niz
dla samego bogdychana, i bali
sic jej jak ognia.
Ma wiosne bieaacego roku
sta}a sic rsecz wedle pojec
chi6skich niebywala: Cesarzo,
wa przyjela wizyte EuropeJ-
czyk6w, ii. ksiecia pruskiego
Henryka jego orszaku, uka.
zala i'm swe oblicze, rozmawia'
Ia mimi, "a jej porada przyjsl
takae cesarz ksiecia Henryka,
a nawet rewizytowal 60.
jake wlasciwie znaczenle
polityczne ma ostatni praewr6t
ma divorce chi6skim, ma razie
ocenie trudno. Jedni upatrujs
W MIN zwyciestwo zasniedzia.
lei partyi mandaryn6w mad t.
q. modem stronnictwem, dsas'
Gem do postepowych reform W
duchu europejskim. Ta wersya
zdaje sic ME odpowiadac re-
czywistosci, bo jua z tego co
powyaej przytoczono, widae,
ze cesarzowa Tsu, Hsi ma cha.
rakter zanadto samodzlelny,
aaeby bye narzedziem w reku
mandaryn6w, a zreszta stano'
wisko, jake zajsla W sprawie
odwiedzin ksiscia Henryka
swiadczy, ze nieprzezwyciszo-
uego wstrstu do Europy ona
ME czuje. Czuje jednak wiscej
niz wstret, DO nieub}agans ME-
nawise do Japonii "a pogrom
zadany Chinom i ia to niena.
wise byla niezawodnie glowns
sprezyns dzialania cesarzowej.
II L 1k> H.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-15

si6, siedm dom6w zosta}o uszkodzo-
nyoh mniej lub wiecej. By}y to do
my pm. 457-459 Lincoln ave., 461
Lincoln ave., 455 Lincoln ave., 453,
467, 454-464 Lincoln ave. i 1882
Dunning str. Szkode przez pozar
zrzadzoua obliczaja ma $3.50. Ia.
chodzi przypuszozenie, ze W pustym
domu nocowali wloczegi przez ME.
ostroznos6 pozar wzniecili.
ObIakany.
Niejaki Szymon Niepokoj, Polak,
pred dwoma tygodniami zostas are
sztowany W South Chicago "a to, ze
rozlepiaa W poblizu warsztatow >, Illi'
nois Steel Co." plakaty anarchisty.
czne. Posiano 60 potem do domu
ob2akanych W Dunning, gdyz prze.
kouano sic, 2e ma pomieszauie zmy.
SLOW. Pred osmiu dniami wypu.
szczono 90 jednak, bo krewni jego
przyrzekli, ze beda sic MIN opieko.
wall. Tymczasem Niepok6j zaczas
pisa6 listy do r6znych os6b, miedzy
mimi do pana Kiosbassy j burmistrza
Harrisona, prosba, by wzieli udzias
W eksploatowaniu jakieja kopalni
ziota z pogr6zkami krwawej zemsty'
gdyby tego ME uczynili. Wskutek
tsgo aresztowano 60 ponownie ode.
slano napowr6t do Dunning.
MOze mOrdarstWO.
w zeszla Niedziele wieczorem
znaleziono Arnolda Guaique, 26le.
tniego Szwajcara, W mieszkaniu jego
pm. % S. May str, niezywego,
rama kuli rewolwerowej W g}owie.
Prey MIN leza} revolver. Koroner-
skie ogledziny zakohczyly sic orze.
ezeniem, ze Guaique sam sobie ode.
baal 2ycie. Odwleziono 60 ma omen.
tarz Rosehill, ale ze kraayly divine
pogloski, przeto tymozasowo pomie.
szczono zw}oki W trupisrni, a wczo.
raj zarzadzono nowe sledztwo. Oka-
zalo sic, Ae zmarly opr6cz rany
kuli rewolwerowej mias czaszke pc
knieta uderzenia slady r6anyoh
uderzeh ma ciele. Zachodzi tedy po-
dejrzenie, ze popelniono tu morder.
stwo, a rome okolicznosoi wzmacnia.
js to podejrzenie. Aresztowano tym.
czasem przyjaciol zmar}ego, Williama
Peggs uBilla" Randolph, kt6ryoh
pierwszy mieszkai z zabitym, ale oi
utrzymuja, ae So niewinni, i brata
jego, Charlesa.
Tyd2ie1 Swiateczny.
W Chicago jutro rozpoozyna sic
tydzieh swiateczny, przeznaczony ma
obchodzenie radosnego zdarzenia "a.
warcia pokoju po wojnie Hiszpa.
mia. Jutro, W Niedziele, we wszyst-
kich kosciolach, zborach swiaty-
mach maja byd odprawione naboaeh-
silva dziekczynne. lub odspiewane
po zwyklych naboaehstwaoh ,,Ts
Deum laudamus". W Poniedzia}ek
wieozorem odbedzie sic ,bioyklowa
parada". Wtorek Sroda a.zwlaszoza
Sroda, maja bye dniami najuro-
czystszymi. We Wtorek srode po.
zamykane beda biura miejskie po.
wiatowe, sady odrocza sic Ponie.
dzia}ku do Czwartku. Burmistrz wy.
dal proklamacya, moca kt6rej srods
stale sic miejskiem swietem urzedo.
wem, i prosi W tel proklamacyi pre-.
myslowc6w i kupcow, by W tym
dniu mieli zamkniete swe handle i
fabryki.
Prezydent Mckinley przybywa
do Chicago dis wieczorem. szef
policyi Ripley wybraa szesoiu detek.
tyw6w, kt6rzy PREY prezydencie
pe{ni6 maia straz honorowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-15

vienna gablnetu Ziozonego q
os6b, kt6re bylyby narzsdzia'
mi W rsku spiskowc6w. U.
dzia} W spisku bral takze ksia-
ze Ludwik Bonaparte, do
w6dzca pulku rosyjsklch u}a'
now, kt6ry niedawno temu
zrzekl sic pretensyi do tronu
ma rzecz brata Victora Bona
parte. P6}urzedowy "Le
Temps" ME przywiazuje do
poglosek zadnej wagi, jakkol-
wick minister wojny zaniechaf
nagle zamiaru podr6zy po-
stanowi} pozostac W Paryzu.
RzYN, logo Pazdziernika.-
Francya zawarla traktat z ne.
gusem Abisynii W sprawie
Faszody. Il Londynu donosza,
re panuje tam wielkie zanie.
pokojenie z powodu stosun'
k6w, istniejscych W Paryzu.
Genera}owie wywieraja nacisk
ma Rad, azeby wypowiedziaf
Apglii wojne.
KoPENHAGA, Is Pazdz. -
Po zalobnem naboze1stwie cd.
prowadzono zwloki zmariej
krolowej Ludwiki ma dworzec
kolei i odwieziono je do Ro.
skilde, dawnej rezYdencyi kr6-
low du6skich we wiekach sre-
dnich, gdzie ustawiono trumne
W podziemiach katedry. W
pogrzebie bra1 udzia} krol z
trzema c6rkami, nastepca tro.
nu, car rosyjski i kr6l grecki.
BERLIN, 10 Pazdziernika. -
Dotychczasowy gubernator o.
kregu Kiao Czau W Chinach,
kapitan Rosendahl, zostanie
cd Nowego Roku zastapionY
przez kapitana Jaeschke. Ia
nosi sic ma zmiane systemu
rzadu W chinskiej posiadlosci.
PEk1N, Is Pazdziernika.-
Signor MARITIME, nowy pose1
wloski, przyby} tutaj zazada1
posluchania u cesarza. Wszy-
scy So ciekawi, jaka role ode
gra podczas posiuchania kr6.
Iowa wdowa. Cesarz jest bo.
wien wlasciwie je6cem, trzy-
manym W odosobnieuiu W pa
lacu ma wyspie, do kt6rej Mkt
dostac sic ME moze bez specy.
alnego pozwolenia cesarzoWej.
MADRYT, logo Pazdziern.-
General Blanco otrzyma} po.
dobno rozkaz, azeby ME od-
stepowal Amerykanom AMI
jednej piedzi ziemi ma Kubie,
dop6ki pok6j ME zostanie "a.
Warty. Wydanie takiego roz.
kazu zosta}o spowodowane
wymaganiaui komisarzy po.
koiu, kt6re sa zbyt wyg6rowa.
ne, azeby Rad hiszpa6ski m6gl
zgodzic sic ma ich przyiecie.
MANILA, Is Pazdzleruika.
Macabolos, naczelnik pieciu
p6}nocnych prowincyj ma Fill.
pinach, zbuntowa} sic przeciw
dyktatorowi Aguinaldo. Pc.
miedzy obiema partyami przy'
szlo juz do zacietych walk.
General Rios, hiszpa6ski ko.
mendant W llolo, wysla} nadto
agent6w, kt6rzy podkopujs
miedzy Tangalami wp1yw A
guinalda nak}aniaja KRAKOW
cow do stawienia zadania, ze
Hiszpania ma nadal w2adac
Filipinami.
ST.. LOUIS, Is Pazdzier. -
Prezydent Mckinley przema-
wial wczoraj W hall gie}dy
kupieckiej do publicznosci,
z}ozonej z $4,000 os6b. Zasta.
nawiaiac sic mad ekonomiczne'
mi stosunkami kraju, sauwa.
ayl, re dawniej robotnicy sta.
rail- sic o prace, 3 dzlsiaj pra.
codawcY uganiaja sic "a robo-
tnikami(sD. Nastspnie zwie.
dzal prezydent ma czele d}u'
giego rzedu karet i powoz6w,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21
A MINNEAPOLIS LAWYER.

The Minneapolis Times says: "Judge
Newton C. Young, newly appointed
to the supreme bench Of North Da-
kota, had very narrow escape from
being Minneapolis lawyer. In fact,
it is question, whether he is not
now a resident of Minneapolis.
The city directory of 1898 bears for
the first time among the Youngs the
legend, Young, Newton c., lawyer,
324 New York Life Building, r fat,
J. Swinford Flats
ga year ago, N. G. Young was an
attorney at Bathgate, N. ~, with a
fair practice, but he thought he was
good for a larger community. He
moved his family to Minneapolis and
began to close up his business at
Bathgate. Last spring he rented the
fiat in the Swinford and purchased
handsome new furniture to fit the ap-
artments. He opened his Office in the
New York Life building and was a
practicing attorney of Minneapolis,
when the republican state convention
was held in North Dakota. Jud La
Moure was, as usual, one of the prin-
cipal wire pullers at the gathering.
Jud LaMoure had bone &C pick with
the justice of the supreme court whose
term expired, and he trotted out
Young as a candidate. Young hailed
from Pembina, LaMoure's county and
was LaMoure's personal candidate
He was nominated. Soon after the
retiring justice securing good loca-
ton and partnership, resigned, and
the governor appointed Young to fill
the vacancy. He is consequently a
full fedged justice Of the supreme
court and has given up all idea Of a
Minneapolis practice for the present.
His family are still living here, how
ever, and his children are in school.
He comes down from Bismarck every
week OF so to visit them"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21

an affairs, who was q member OF the
commission which made the treaty
with the Ules. His rather was q law
yer and classmate Of HoA. Sunset
Cox. HIS wife is q daughter Of Rich
ard LaRue, whose farm was part
Of the city Of Richmond, Ind. Her
mother was q sister Of Hon. William
Holman, for so many years the watch
dog Of the treasury, who secured an
amendment to an appropriation bill
which obliged the N. p. railroad COM
pany to pay the cost of surveying the
land granted to them. Her grand
father was one of the trainers of the
constitution Of the state of Indiana.
Mrs. Creel was treasurer of the w.
R. G. at Devils Lake, department Sec
rotary for the state of North Dakota,
and national aide on the staff Of the
president Of the National w. R. Corps
Of the United States and is at pres
ent senior vice president for this state.
At the last session of the legislature
Colonel Creel was in the minority. TIE
combine of sixteen" which always
runs republican senate was in power
and against them and their methods
Colonel Creel was one Of the hardest
workers. He introduced many excel
lent measures, among which were the
following:
Senate bill, No. 8, authorizing militia
companies to incorporate for the pur.
pose of building armories.
No. 8, appropriation for deaf and
dumb school at Devils Lake.
No. %, amending code and allowing
newspapers to bid for public printing.
No. IS, compelling insurance COM
panies to pay full loss sustained, not
withstanding stipulations in policies to
the contrary.
No. 81 for terminal elevators, Great
ing warehouses, regulations, and
grades, etc.
No. Al, reducing salary of railroad
commissioners.
No. 81, fixing rates iol transporta.
ton of national guard.
No. 90, prohibiting trusts and com.
binations.
No. 1U1, amending game law.
Resolution as to monies paid rail-
road commissioners other than their
salary.
No. 127, fixing salary Of superin.
tendent Of deaf and dumb school.
The people Of the state will act for
their own interests when they vote
to send Colonel Creel to congress. He
will make an ideal representative.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21
The Nominee for Congress Has
Taken an Important Part In
State Development
Ills Record One of an Able MAN.
Has FILLED Many Important
Positions
An Interesting Account Of the
Life and Career of the Next
Congressman.

Colonel 81. NJ. Creel, independent
and democrat nominee for congress,
has taken no small part in the devel-
opment Of North Dakota. Appointed
from West Point to second lieuten-
ancy in 1877, and to the Seventh cav
airy September Of that year, he had
charge Of the government property
and steamboat Dr. Burleigh, when
Fort Rice was abandoned anu the pro-
perty moved to Fort Yates in 1878.
He was with the expedition to locate
Fort Meade. In 1880 he surveyed Dew
lis Lake and made Typographical sur
vel OF 'ort Totter military reservation.
In 1881 he was; in the Sitting Bull
campaign and accompanied that noted
warrior and his band to Standing
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21
Ne Shows Ills Ignorance of Facts
In Ills Speech at Valley
City
Only $4,000 Out Of the Way In
His FlgureS--That IS
he Failed to Tell the People About
the Deficiency the Republl-
cans Will Leave.

Valley City, Oct. 15.-Special-In
his recent speech here Fred B. Fam
cher after winding his way through
a lot Of fool rot made the statement
that the Shortridge administration left
a deficiency of $4,000 when it re-
tired from power. Mr.. Fancher there
by showed that he is either very ignor-
ant Of the subject which he endeavors
to discuss or was trying to deceive the
people Of Valley City. The deficiency
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21

at the end of the Shortridge admins
tration was about 100000, which
makes Fancher's statement about $780,
to the wrong. Mr. Fancher did not
help the railroad ticket any in Valley
City. He is considered too much of
lightweight to make a successful
governor, by majority of the people
here.
The candidacy Of Joseph Schafer is
receiving enthusiastic support from
the people of Barnes county. Mr.. Sch
afer is pleasant gentleman to meet
and during his residence here made
many friends in this part Of the state.
He will carry Barnes county with a
big majority.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21
GUS. A. lIEBtR
lndeeendent and Democrat Nominee for State
Auditor Is Peculiar.

Gus A. Lieber, the next auditor for
the state of North Dakota. is one of
the most popular men in the state.
Gus is good hearted. He makes many
friends and always holds them. In
addition to that he is one Of the solid
citizens of the state, an. one of the
most influential.
Mr.. Lieber came from Wisconsin to
Stutsman county in 1881, seventeen
years ago. For two years he was en-
ployed in the capacity Of salesman for
the David Curtin Mercantile company
and in 1888 went into business for
himself at Jamestown, the firm being
Dole Lleber, dealers in clothing and
gents furnishings. After the death
of Mr. Dole Mr.. Lieber assumed con.
troll of the business and conducted it
until 1893 when his stock was burned
In 1894 he was appointed to the po-
sition Of deputy internal revenue col
lector, which he held until this year.
Lieber also served two terms as alder
man from his ward in the city coun-
Gil at Jamestown. In all Of the po-
sitions which he has filled Mr.. Lieber
has made an excellent record. AS de-
putty collector Of revenue, he was thor
ough in lis work, exact in every de-
tail and the department officials at
Washington considered him one of the
very best in the service. He will
make a goud auditor. He Viii always
be found attending to the duties Of his
once instead Of hiring a substitute
at the expense Of the state to do the
work.
Mr.. Lieber has many friends in
Grand Forks county and the northern
part Of the state. They are making
it a point to see that he is given an
immense vote.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21
TO THE VOTERS
AND TAXPAYERS OF
NORTH DAKOTA.
The coming election is one Of vast
import to the people Of North Da-
kota.
1t involves the question Of gov
eminent by the people or govern
ment by a political gang.

republican convention controlled by the ell
republican which nominated railroad ticket
this will
corporation pets into office.
What will the people do?
condition in the history the
will be the books
first day Of next January
asking office
the tied broken
collect So lax been the
worthless.
of a perform.
past handled $4,000
deficiency
when the shortidge
retired. Where the gone?
republican
hand Who
peoples beyond all The people
the republican
aimed the burden
. railroads and shoulder it on the people.
Republican rule begets which
addition punges
. $15OOOO
. n about
poson ballot
the independent and democrat ticket
which citizenship should
. the rotenness and corruption Of rule ~
The should their the republican
its Of the railroad
rotenness hand and economical
. Which shall be?
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-21

Rock. AS military engineer officer
he built the military telegraph line
from Fort Totten H. Larimore. He
resigned from the army in 1882 and To-
Gated the townsite of Devils Lake in
July Of that year. lae has fine farm
near Devils Lake on which there are
10000 trees growing, and has fine
herd of Ayrshire cattle land believes
this blood to be admirably adapted to
North Dakota, combining as they do,
the best qualities for beef and the
dairy. His is the only herd in the
state. @ 5aa
Colonel Creel has been aggressively
active in everything that has related
to Devils lake, where he has an ele-
giant home. He was charter president
of the Farmers Alliance Of Ramsey
county at the time of its organization,
Senator Hansbrough being one Of the
committee on constitution and by
laws. @t.
In politics he has been q
republican until the last cam
paign when he supported the fusion
state ticket ana was elected state
senator on that ticket. He was chair
man of the county commissioners in
Ramsey county in 1856, and register
of deeds from january /, 1889, to Jan
uary 1. 1891. He was acting county
surveyor from 1889 to 1895 and now
state senator. He is inspector and
judge advocate general on the cover.
nor's staff with the rank Of colonel
appointed in 1891. He was chairman
Of the republican central committee
in Ramsey county, 1866, and member
of the republican state central COM
mitt, and of it's executive commit.
tee.
In 1916 Colonel Creel, then a lieu.
tenant in the Seventh y. S. cavalry
was detailed by General Sheridan, tt
escort the Northern Cheyenne Indi
ans from the Black Hills to Fort
Reno, Indian Territory, later held a
Sydney barr cks, Nebraska. He &C
companied the Thornberg expedition
400 miles in the Sand Hills of Niobrar
IA, after Dull Knife, with 800 North
ern Cheyennes.
He wrote a grammar all dictionary
of the Cheyenne or Tsistos language
also a work on the sign language Of
North American Indians, whic-. wer.
published by the Smithsonian instit
tute, Washington, u. G.
The family from which Colonel Cree
is descendant settled in Virginia IL
1920. His grandfather was colone
in the war of 1872, and his uncle, Geo
Creel. was killed in the Mexican war
Stonewall Jackson's mother and Col
CreePs grand mother were sisters. Hi
grandfather, DR.. David Creel, wa
foreman of the grand jury which triet
Aaron Burr for high treason. He Il
a cousin Of Larry T. Neal Of Ohio, AMI
a second cousin of Hon. George w
Mannapenny, ex-commissioner Of 1ndi