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Cleveland,

Earned runs-MinneapollS, i. Cleveland,
g. Two-base hit-Crisham. Home runs
Jacklitz, Sullivan. Wild pitches-Parker
/; Hoffer. /. Bases on balls-Of Parker,
8; off Hoffer, /. Struck out-By Parker, 8;
by Hoffer, 3. Double play-Viox to Crish-
am. Stolen base-Pickering. Attendance
$500. Time-1:50. Umpire-Sheridan.
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Eirht Zinc Innipr. by Lee.

KANSAS CITY, No. June Lice
pitched a remarkable game up TO the ninth
inning. when he weakened. There were no
special features to Detroit's play. Score:
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLrEs-Nationai Mil
tary Home, Indiana, treasurer's ONCE. June Z.
1900 Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office for subsistence. medical and ouartermaster
ing and delivery OF supplies at Marion branch.
National Home ID. v. s.. quantities 10 be In
creased 10 per cent. IL required during the ex-
ecution OF the contract. Standards be ex-
amined and printed instructions and epecinca-
application 10 this Office Samples presented By
bidders will not be considered unless arc
called for in specifications. The right Is reserved
90 reject any or all proposals. or 20 waive any
iTfo-malities therein. Envelopes containing pro-
posaIs should be Endorsed. Proposals for Sup
plies. " II. d. v. S." and addressed 20 the
UNDERSIGNED. Bids aggrexating $500 must
be accompanied by certified check. payable TO
the undersigned treasurer, for AZ least rer
cent OF the amount thereof. which check will be
forfeited 10 the National Home for d. v. $. in
case the successful bidder refuses or fails to
enter into contract as required; otherwise 10 ee
returned to the bidder. II. q. HEICHERT.
treasurer. Approved JUSTIN IT. CHAPMAN.
governor.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

once Of township trustee
State OF Indiana. Washington township. Ma
rion county.
Sealed proposals. will be received by the un-
dersigned at his Office until noon Of the 10th day
OF July 1900 for the building OF a new addition
TO the No S school building IN Broad Ripple. in
Washington township Marion county Indiana.
the same TO be built according 20 the plans and
specifications therefor, now on file in my once:
the successful bidder TO give an approved bond
for the performance Of his contract. Copies OF
said plans and specifications may be seen At the
Office of Louis III. Gibson. architect. In the Law
building Indianapolis. Ind Reservfng the right
to reject any or all bids Attest:
o. J. PURSEL. Trustee.
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Totals -. i2'29 II u Totals -. II 30 10 .
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Kansas City ..I o o o Ga
Detroit ............0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 2 Ia
Earned runs-Kansas city. 1: Detroit. l.
Sacrifice hits-Coughlin. Holmes. Struck
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JEFFERSONVILLE Ind. June Il. isoo-Seaied
proposals. In trpcate. will be received here
until II O'Clock a. m. central standard time).
June 26 1890. for furnishing 1000 field rangea.
large sire. United States right 20 reject
or accept all proposals or any part there
Of Information furnished on application En-
velopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals Field Kangoo." addressed q c.
r. BARNETT. Depot @ n
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CHICAGO WINS AGAIN
REGISTERED ANOTHER sHUTOUT In
AN EXCEPTIONAL SERIES.
Dammann and KatolI at Their Best
Attendance Was Double National
League Crowd-Other Scores.

Cincinnati list. Louis
Chicago $500. S-Pittsburg. L
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Interstate League.

At Fort Wayne-First game: r Fl E
Fort Wayne IL o O CA 3 2
Columbus ......0 0 0 2 o 0 O-3 s 4
Batteries-Harper and Bergen; STREET. and
Beville.
Second game: RH +
Fort Wayne 80 0 0 0 2 OF s 8
Columbus ......1 0 0 1 O 0 o. 4
Batteries-Harper and Bergen Wolfe and
Beville.
At Toledo-First game: r H f
Toledo ..........0 0 0 o-6 Z O
Youngstown 20 0 1 OIL 6
Batteries-Stricklett and Arthur; Jamison
and Hess
Second game RH z
Toledo ..........0 O i OF IL O
Youngstown 20 1 0 o o 0 OIL 3
Notwithstanding and Arthur; Foley and
Murphy.
At Dayton RH z
DAYTON ......0 2 3 1 O 0-S IA 2
Mansfield ...-..1 3 5 o o o % 13 3
Batteries-Watkins, Moore and Donahue;
Irwin, Meridith and Fox.
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sBailey batted for Bandelin in the ninth.
."Fisher batted for Parker in the ninth.
'''Lachance hurt in third. replaced by
Crisham.
Score by innings:
Minneapolis ........o 0 OIL
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PendIeton, II. Anderson. g.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind. June 17.-Pendleton
outclassed an Anderson baseball club in
every way here to-day. winning in walk
At no time were the visitors within hail
ing distance of the locals. Score:
r III T.
Pendleton .....4 o 2-l7 20 4
Batteries-Anderson, Bass and Main:
Pendleton, Rogers and Stone. Attendance.
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Ierbauer, Of Cleveland. Score:
Totals

sBatted for Baker in the ninth inning
'*None out when winning run was scored
Score by innings:
Milwaukee ...........1 O o 0 1-6
Buffalo ...............0 0 0 o 3 o 0 0 2-5
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OFFICE custodian n. s. e. IA. and p o. In
dfanapolis Ind June Is lsco-Sealed propossi 10
will be received At this Office until - o'clock
on the 2sth day Of June. 1900. and opaned fmne-
diately thereafter. for furnishing all the labor
and material for repairs to the heating apparatus
ill this building. In accordance with the specif-
cations Proposals must be nclosed in envelopes.
sea led and marked Proposals for repairs 70 the
heating apparatus IN the L.. :. G. n and r. q.
building al Indianapolis. Ina. - and addressed to
s. r KERCHEVAL. Custodian.
JEFFERsONVILLE. Ind, June IS. iso0-Seaied
proposals. In trplicate. will be received here
until II o'clock a. m central standard tirHea.
July IA 1900. for furnishing various articles cf
auartermaster's supplies. Preference given 70
articles OF domestic production nnanufacfure-
details in schedule. The right Il reserved 20 re-
feet OF accept any all proposals any part
thereof Information furnished on application
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for q. NJ. supplies and addressed
c. r. BARNETT. Deputy O. NJ Gen.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Lovely dwelling. too good TO rent.
near seventeenth and Illinois. 5000; one-half
cash or two-thirds in smaller rental properties;
balance on long time I. A GOODWIN. 1229
College.
FOR SALE-Bnder twine at special inside
prices. delivered at any railroad station. say
how much Irvine you require and we viii quote
you a very low price Address SEARS ROE
BUCK & co. binder Irvine Dept). Chicago. Ill.
FOR SALE-I wish to sell che OF the best farms
IN southern Indiana, containing 676z acres. All
cleared and In cultivation. except nifty acres
reserved for timber and woods pasture See
farm at Fort Branch, and see me here szllz
Upper Third street, Evansville. Ind b. j..
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Youns McMurray. Tailors. . N. Penn u.
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Totals .. 1919 II Il Totals TN
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Totals 80. 2 9 "A IS 4
Score nv innings.
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HESS-Jan1es w. Hess, at a m, June 10.
1900. Funeral Monday at O'Clock from the
residence, 1921 North Alabama street.
KEEvER-Ethel NJ Keever. at a m, Sunday.
June II. 1900. at the home of her parents. -
East ST. Joe street. Funeral Monday, June IS,
at 3 p. m, from the residence. Friends invited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
A New Strike

a new strike WAS reported from the
Vicinity of the kloudyi1e station on tile
Nelson toll road about eighteen miles
from DeIamar, last wees, which caused
quite a stampede, says the Messenger.
The most important locations were made
by A. Nelson, John Reece and Sam Sny
der, the ledge being nine feet wide and
crops above the ground for 1900 feet in
length, and an average of the ledge as
saved ST in gold and 6 ounces in silver.
1t seems to be more of deposit than a
regular ledge and gives indications of a
valuable discovery. There are several
streaks Of agate quartz running through
the deposit which is between lime and
porphyry and resembles the Mercur
country.
Several other locations were made with
the view of tapping the ore at a depth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
An Excellent Plant

When the extensive improvements
which are now being made in the
Glasgow Il Western COmpanys mill
here are completed, the company will
have one of the most complete aud best
plants for the red uction Of ore matter
in tho West, says the Golconda News.
The average run OF the plant, which
was heretofore about one hundred and
twenty-five tons day, will not only
be Increased materially by the four
new Huntington mills, the new tables
and other improvements which are
being made, but more concentrates
will be obtained in proportion. l. is
estimated that the improvements now
in progress will cost Sl00 600.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
A Good Property

Henry Seigel, President of the Vulcan
Co., visited the mines last week, accom-
panied by X. J. Laws. From the latter
gentlemen we learn that the Parrot mine
is looking fine. A ten-foot ledge Of good
ore is opened at depth of l40 feet. The
ore at this point is of better grade and
carries less silica than on the SUFFICE. Mr..
Laws says the work in this mine i. be-
ing done in a thorough manner. the shaft
being snugly timbered and the SYSTEM Of
ladders making egress easy and safe.
The Vulcan Company will soon resume
work on the smelter at Soda, and the c.
& c. r. r. CO. is figuring on running a
spur from Luning to the mine.-Haw-
thorne Bulletin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
An Editor Assaulted

On Monday evening editor Booher,
of the Elko Independent, was assaulted
by one W. Il. Arm trong, who used Il
trouble grew out of an article pub
lished in the independent to the effect
that Armstrong; young son had been
kindly omitted the name of the lad
but the assault ha, given the entire
news, names and all.
Bosher had Armstrong arrested and
warns others that if any further at
temps at cowardly work are made the
coroner will hola an inquest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Mss Stern Married

From paper pubI3 he'd in Honolulu
on January &, 1900, we take the follow
ing:
On last Saturday Mr.. James A.
Clough was married to Miss Maud A.
Stern by the Rev. II. H. Parker.
The bride is one of Californi' beautiful
daughters and the friends OF the happy
pair wish them bon voyage on the sea
of matrimOnv.
Mr.. Clough will be the manager o.
the Moana Hotel now building at Wal
gigi and is an expel fenced and up-to.
date man in his business. For four
teen years be was chief clerk and man
ager Of Hotel Del Monte and Hote
Rafael. two of Calfornia's most ele
giant escorts. Previous to the fire {
few years ago he was chief clerk in tn,
Bald win hotel at San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Civil Service Examination

The United States Civil Service Conn
mission announces that persons who
desire to become eligible fer appoint
ment to The positions Of Fireman. Jan
itor, Walchman and other similar po-
sitions in the Federal building in this
city should apply for application blank,
Form 1902, which may be obtained
from the undersigned or from the Com
mission at Washington. These APP
plications after being properly executed
should be forwarded direct to the
Commission at Washington
No educational tests will be given for
the positions mentioned above, but APP
plicants will be graded upon the ele
ments of Q) age, GU character as a
workman, (3) experience, and (4) ply
steal qualifications upon the Information
! brought out in the answers made to
the questions in the applications and
vouchers and medical certificates. APP
| plicants must be between u aud 30
years Of age and free from any serious
physical disability. 1t W. rot be
necessary for applicants to appear at
any place for examination.
A. G.. RAYCRAFT,
Secretary Custodian Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
University Changes

The Board of Regents of the State
University held meeting Tuesday
morning and accepted the resignation
of Prof. Jackson. Prof. Phillips was
removed and F. e. Ross, q graduate Of
the University Of California, was ap
pointed Assistant Professor of Mathe-
mates at salary of 800 month.
DR.. G. d. Lunderheck was nominated
fer Professor Of Chemistry and Physics
At salary OF $500 yer year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Marked Improvement

y sharp rise in Con. Va. took place yes
terday and today, due to the great I'M
from No. , east crO>scut on the lS0o.
From the streak in this drift - cars OF
Sfl ore We're extracted last week 1t is
stated that great Improvement has
taken place in both the size and value of
II. is ore body.
As this streak is making into quite a
trading may be looked for next week.
50 much for the pessimi~tS who insist
on saying that the mines On tAe Com
st ,cl> are al worked out above the 3,o00
Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
A Carsonite Fleeced

Some days ago stranger visited this
quaintance of Carson business man.
The stranger pulled cut Wells,
Fargo money order for $50 and stated
that the only hindrance to cashing it
was lack OF identity. The Carson
merchant obliged the stranger by
identifying him, and now the order
proves to be forged one.
The business man is out $50 and
Wells, Fargo is on the trail of the con-
| fiaence man,
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Indian hug Released

POGO Bill, the Indian who is supposed
10 be the person who so hrut;dly butch
cred fellow Indian on December &c. b.
was brought in by the Indians and
turned over to Sheriff Given last Satur-
day morning. An examination before
Justice Davidson was held, but sufficient
evidence WAS not obtained to hold the de
PENDANT and he was discharged.
After his discharge the Indian Coun"l
ISSUED the following warnn4: III pa"o
BIZ will behave himself aud keel, souer.
W. will make no trouoie Tor hIn, bat il
he ever tnret tens the li'1 %. the safety OF
any one Of our people, wo will not le. il
come to a case ia the courts l., in."-!uyo
independent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Former Executive

Ex-Governor Blaisdel came in from
the south on the local Monday and
stopped a. the Riverside until the ar
rival Of the evening train for San
Francisco While here he was visited
by a mum Der of old-time Nevadans al
of whom expressed pleasure at the
Governors excellent appearance. H,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Died From Injuries

David Murphy, 8 young r"ao OF
N,ao no has been>at work for sew
erAl months for Charley Hoaland in
Long Valley, was throWn f'"m q horse
while hunting cattle fer HaA-~-d last
August, His side Wa injured aod MS
given him much trouble since. About
$50 weeks ago he came to town for ru-
lief. y tumor developed and last even
ing Al o clock death relieved him Of
further suffering. -G&Zettc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22

lump Mara departed for Seattle last
evening where he has secured employ
ment.
Thieves have robbed the Fulton
foundry in Virginia City of $3.50 worth
of brass castings.
Arthur Raycraft, Geo. Bryson, Henry
Dougherty and Ed Yerington returned
from InyO county last evening, wher.
they have been on a hunting trip. They
brought book good bag of quail.
The Curless drug store at Truckee
has been sold by the Sheriff to satisfy
a judgment for 1857 81 obtained by tn,
Security Savings Banks of San Jose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22

Mrs. W ellis continues to improve.
Mrs. J. p. Wood bury visited the
Comatock Yesterday.
Geo. Oliver LETT for Lake Tahoe yes
lerday,
Howard Beer. Of Genoa spent yes
terday in Carson.
Recorder Downey of Lyon county
paid visit to the capital yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Painter arrived from
the west yesterday.
Duane Bliss was an arrival yester
day. He departed for Glenbrook on
the stage.
Chas. Watson, perintendent Of the
Almone Mining Company, is in from
| Topaz.
Thomas Cow;ng, for many years a
resident of Virginia City, recently died
in Mendocino county, Cal.
The Finlanders who murdered Geo
Ryan at Butte City, Mont, have been
identified and are awaiting trial.
Bishop Whitaker, who formerly re-
sided in this city, has gone to Cuba. He
will look out for the Protestant Episco-
pal schools in that island.
Albert Morante leaves for San Fran
cisco this evening where he will enter d
musical conservatory and receive ia
struction on the violin.
{. f. Wylie Of the Emporium Grecery
has been awarded the contract of supply
ing groceries to the State Prison for the
ensuing year.
The students of the Nevada Business
College viii give their third seminar
nual college hop on the evening Of Jan
uary Goth.
, Win Kaiser returned from Fresno
, Cal, yesterday, where he has beer
running fruit farm for the past tive
years.
Hugh Kelly and John McCrimmor
departed for Pinenut yesterday, where
they will work on some mining prop
erty.
Joe Pete still fingers in the Carson
Jail, and no attempt has been made tt
take him to Genoa by the Douglas au
thorities.
r The ChambV of Commerce held
: meeting last night. The dreamer,
I project was talk I'd over and every thin,
points to the Establishment of cream
: cry here in the spring.
The Wadsworth scandal has heel
hushed up. According to the Dispatc1
the case was dismissed after sevsra
unsuccessful attempts of the prosecut
t ing witness to get q lawyer to take be
case.
George Goodell, a machinist en-
ployed at Fl0riston, fell from q sea
fold at the paper mill Monday, break
ing his right collar bens and right arl
S three ribs and cut deep cash in h
e head.
Tho Cemstockers who recently wei
, TO Plumas county, Cal. to work Il
/ Forest Farnum, have quit worl
There were no accommoda tions at til
% mines, which are very wet, ana til
Ne clothing the men took off at nigl
a would be still damp in the mornin
b when they put them on, as there WI
}, no place to dry them. Enterprise.
Commissioner A. n. Andersen an
d B. C. Mccain are cleaning out tt
4 springs at Rye Patch. Ralston Vale.
Of SO that cattle may be able to obta
p water there. So little snow has fallt
Y this year that the springs in Southel
Il Nye are drying up and it is thong
le cattle and many sheep will die tn
8 winter for want Of water and feed.
Belmont Courier.
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)
AL Jarvis, B. Chambers and F. Neiden-
rip returned from Reno yesterday.
c. Wood and wife were arrivals
from Reno yesterday.
W. D. Arnot of Markleville is in
Carson.
VIM. Grey of Genoa was passenger
for San Francisco yesterday.
Nick Hyronimous was an arrival
from Reno yesterday.
Editor Lamy, of the Cardnerville
Record, was among the passengers for
Reno last night.
The next attraction at the Opera House
will be the Grau Opera company, which
is booked for February 2lst and ed
They will play wang and Paul
Jones'"
Orlando Hit, an employe Of the mar.
row gauge. got the middle finger Of his
! right hand IN the way Of circular saw
: Monday at Amedee. The member was
torn eff in \ twinkling.-Journal.
One hundred and sevsnty-five head o.
Nevada horses were shipped from Rene
to San Francisco yesterday. They wer,
bought by Uncle Sam and will be sent t,
the Philippines.
! A plant is being built at the Reno Re
duction Works that will handle twenty
tons day Of the copper ore that is being
taken out of the newly discovered mine.
north Of Reno. The Jackson Libby pro
cess Of slectrolysis will be used and it i
said that 2 per cent copper can be profit
ably worked.
A number Of employees of Fulto1
Foundry was drafted Monday in Wiz
GINA City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Fooled the Hanen1an

Yesterday Attorney General Jones 70
,eived :, telegram from Austin stating
hat ir,'ian Frank. vh@ was sentenced
o be b.. aad for the nuruer Of Mrs del
iros.su .,lII child. had committed suici Il
y eating glass. The Indian uasfo swing
IL the = ia inst.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Well Recommended

Recently = cattle man not far from this
city who only believes in beef stock was
joshing a man who pinned his faith on
Holstains:
"Nn,, said the Durham admirer, Il
wouldn't be found dead putting brand
on a black and white steer"
That's the main reason why / got
EN-" drawled the other and the crowd
dispersed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
Hugh Farley is slowly improving.

Hugh Farley is slowly improving.
H4rry Lynd of Virginia spent yes
terday in Carson.
Mrs. Fred Dansberg, Jr., is the
guest of Mrs. a. NJ. Ardery.
Miss Blake of Virginia is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. James Savage
All of the latest sheet music on sale
at the Fox Store.
Warden Henderson arrived from
the west on yesterdays delayed trai n.
Mrs. Flora Meyer and child returned
to Carson yesterday.
Special this weeh-s box extra sodas
50 cents, at the Emporium Grocery.
Mrs d. A. Bender, who has been spend
ing few days in Carson, has returned Il
California.
The Woodmen held lively meeting
last evening and initiated tel new mem
Tors.
Jack Wall Will put another man te
work on his Pinenut copper mine. The
property is shown & up well.
Byron Chambers and VIM. DRESSER
of Carson VALLEY deg arted for the YES
last evening.
r A. NcClelland of Salt Lake ant
Miss Ida Wright Of Reno have been en-
gagged as teachers in the Eureka schoo
The Silver State says that Whit
Pine script is quoted at So cents on tn
hundred dollars.
According to the Truckee Republi
can the Bonner Ice Company has tw
hundred men busy working on the ic
ponds.
A work train will make LovelocI
headquarters for six months while put
ting in twenty-five miles of 70-pouI,
rail and further improving the c. P.
The number of Democratic mem Der
to the State Central Committee fror
Lincoln county has been increase
from four to eight.
A complaint has been filed at the Chro
icle Office in Virginia City that the 300 Q
moro students at the State Universit
+ were included in the school census
Washoe county.
Herbert Yerinston underwent an OF
GRAFTON for appendicitis in San Frar
cisco yesterday morning. 1t was
most successful one and Herbert is dc
ing splendidly SO far.
DeLalnar papers look for a conte:
between Hon. F. G. Newlands and W
+ J. Dooley for the Democratic nomin;
5 ton for Congress and say Liucol
a county polled the largest Democrat
, vote in Nevada.
g Nine million Filipinos will cost ,
S three hundred million dollars. Or
t million dollars invested in Westel
| W6UOI StVISSC, WOuIu 6lSO 10 UVCA
million civilized, intelligent inhat
tants.
Congress will soon be called upon
: admit forty sixth State and it will
the State of Oklahoma. Oklahou
= now has population Of 5000, whi'
b is an enormous increase since 1S9
when it had a population Of 10000.
Attorney Henderson has receive
d replies from Senator Stewart and Co
g gresham Newlards in the matter
y the Imprisonment of George w. Cam
bell in Mexican Jail. Senator Ste
"a art has made an earnest appeal to e.
hassador Clayton to intsrcedo with tt
. Mexican Government in Camp bel
behalf.