mmmmmmnim.n.mu n nil 'rnmj,iimimu nnnn wwii.i. I mi nimiii i !. .m, mini mummim!. jiitniimllii)i mpli BB
2,50 per Year, in Advance,
nothi: to .Niiu.NCitiiiiiits. '
The date appearing niter tlir itrliilrd
name au the paper In the date of the
ICXrill ATIO. or aulwcrlptlon.
news by texiEoxiapk.
St. Johns (N. 1U) May in.-Iiitenne
excitement prevails here, owing to
the landing of tlto Tyson party this ,
afternoon. Tyson and Myers remained
on board till iney were suppneu wnu
clothing by the American Consul.
All looked well and are in good health
ami spirit. Captain Hall died lliftccn
days after returning from the first ex
pedition. Ho wits paralyzed before
his death, and gradually sank, dying
at 3:2"i a. in. Meyers says he never
gave up hope In the oldcet of tlto ex
pedition being realized, but ho never
wanted to be In so tight a corner again.
Tlto partv never could have reached
here out for the help of the Ksqul
maux. Meyers makes the following
statement: Ciitittiln Hall returned
from the sledge expedition October
a signal lamp at night. Wo Ita.l stir-
feivii most since Anrll. On the iilu it
of t . M ! Ami the s etv wasRc.
?L ! .i7.7 I,.,, wl I, Vr nt fireo Tltt
over the Ice with Rri'iit ! l'
women anil children were kept under
uiu iM,.,i, ,.... .. ...v.. """""'";
trying to keep the I oat fiom be g ,
wasne. on. several ... c a. r .... .K
resi't.eil their bands swelled and sick
Jtcss set in, but they recovered, and
are now almost entirely wen
troops,
lU.'ltOI'IMN.
Home, May lit. The l'opo Is very
feeble. Yesterday he had a fainting
tit, which continued an hour. To-day
his condition Is unchanged, showing
excessive exhaustion. This Is his
elglitv-llrst blith.lay, und Ills Holi
ness was unable to give an audlM.ee to
deputations which called at the Vati
can to tender their congratulations.
Geneva, May 111. The wife of IVre
Hvncliithe bus given birth to a boy.
Dreadful Jllnlng Disaster.
Halifax (N. S.), May IX-A11 exnlo
slot, occurred in the Driimmond mine,
In l'lctott County. The manager, t.s
"Istant nuiuiiger, and fmiy men are
in the pit. The slope is on lire, anil
, 1. ,.-.. ..'.... ........... i.u ,r..i.r,. 1V...11 ilm
mine Oreat anxlctv Is felt lor the
wift.lv of lb,' men. The trrcalcst
kill IV illl H IMLlMie wi i ......-
excltVmeiit nrevalls. Crowds of pen-
l.le. for miles around, have come
resetil.iL' the men are abandoned HOW
Another heavy explosion occurred in
tlte mine about J o'clock this morning.
It Is thought to bo almost Impo-sihle
that any of the men in the pit are liv
ing. Four or live got out bcfoie the
explosion. The lire caught from a
tlusk of gunpowder, and the men re
mained to put out the 1u.11.es.
ll'rt,
Httlltux. May ll.-The tiro St lie
jy 11.
illlcry c
v. ' .1. .. .. 1 1....
uriimmoud colliery continues ouruiuK
jiin wasiaueti 111 uiesaiiie iiiKuij'iii'i 1 . . . ... r..tlm,.,,i i, u verv I !" Y" l .' ' ' "." lm ' """"' " '" ,,', T trailed in Illinois, Wisconsin, ,m is-
next morning found the left side of v.1- f ' . . JJiteh 1 in ,"lIil'' w,l,"n lh? n"xt wo Wi'l'H"- V1 . sottrl Indiana nut most t.r the oilier
his body paralyed; ho rcinalnetl In l().1 ' ' r" K Vl,., Yum " ii...mi. '-amplng ground has been unhealthy "'" ,n" nl' 1,n" ""'"".,..
that eon.utlo.rth.ee days, when he! . ' r",n' v). ! ",m '' Already , W estern States; itud four ye ar.s ago
got better; In a few days he relapscdJ '. ''' 1 fainilinrlo; 1 predlcte.l that wo would bo it.i-
Eecamo delirious, mnf mi contlnue.i ," J'WK '''.'"'"'T vv,1,h ll, , l,,"L'1,i!!r V. U' lllng In-tead of oxporting bacon,
, dicT" SrSl 3 fr c;,aai!:,.dsonih Z1 ' "' "" " ! wlliel, I was ,.,,,.u,nct,'s fll.
ated ftom the ship it was finite dark, " ,U,(N M( . , , m( ,)Ut (tli, ' untie.
and the darkness c.nitli.iied n'r'iyer,,, ;,,,',, ,- u ,,,,,., t.urs TKSfm...ri-M..-iini..il..Ml.-!.. .,1 Mr. IMitor, I tun glad you usKe.l
two whole mouths, with but a couple .-,,.. ..,t, ,,. ,, ,.,,, 1 . .... . , ..". n.t it,... ...,.t 1 ...... .1.1 iti-..n...l
of hours' IlL'bt dtillv We nmnairet 1 i Vi B . "V"'u ""' 'i' "."-, tin- put.u hvhi j;'ii "" """ '' ' - m"--- 1 "M,
well so Ionol we had a snow !- I V,'" I mTwo n l"; fr IIu lu'nVM'.ni ' "'"" " " '"-s'"' I ',uN .,nl ..,, ,..b.s to ,llsc..-s It freely. Ihuvo.ml
for shelter; but we had to take to the! rVlvoflt thn" v iiml." lily t'lrlv - ""u',", '"' ll- ""'" "''"'"' ""' forgolfon purchasing from you long
boat to go to another Ice-field, which ' ," tlu. M()u0W towa't.'l the stroi tghol.l , ",0 """ "'d l'MMi..t lni cn.il.lnl, ... 1.- K a vwVi. well-fnttened lot ..r
rwtlvTntOTnVirHHll-lnS'"1 occupied at the time of the Mo H.-JI Ur. ... i.u.1... .... for 1 .. ,.,,....'1. better than tho average
were onli kepi wirin I. KwiuinwiiH, ntasMicre . Troonsare mov tit; ftom , cr in tcrrt 1 irilm n ...1 .luring il.c ',, , , , , ,
seal fat and blood, and burning fat . t,L" "iiiiitliN iiioriiliiu I101.I11" ItVi'iil i'i-: "" 'H'c immtH r ..I mI...oI ,1.11. or hogs 1 purchased i-Nowlioro.
piius-tlie last of which also served lit ,,,,' ...V,,,.,..,, ,,..,.. .,!"',. ',, ".,, ,J .urn In ili.M.itr.r...iii.il..l iimiiling t !!" Thero is nittcli 111I11 tibotit shlnnittk'
.r I.. t... 'H...-..J..II1.. ..! I llll.iuiw..lnil.iv ......... h.. ....-,
.ch wr.ci.us. ...iiv ii. wiui'i . , ,1,.. . n,....., r.... ., 1...... ...... .,1 ..... i.i.i.p ' Til.. 1ST . .. n-i.'ii .. 11. i.jii" 1111 111 11 i.n.viiir. 1
rt.K.is in jji. 'nnuim.1.., .v,',w "..guns, and trotted III on the llanUs or an I iv-.:.iinl II. I-. 1-liiclnt ( l.rk ! mi.i ,air ittmirr 11 is, i).wnie, a viiiutiuio
Do lllniiu ''livil!n ,"''J:',',.!!!.1i 1 .'liV. !, ihe Modes, which very iniich. surprised dm, ,.. 'Hh-iw.. liu.t..r. Imlillng m.r paper to send to your riieiidsln Hie
WMll.out the aTd of Cited Stales ,'' W" I. K lm!i ! A ",l,wri'"1"11 UM,kl ' ',!",r,rl. '. nml Klvo It a good support, us It is
rushing to till" seen.) 01 toe disaster, u..c, ,,iri iiiiln.f senile." , ,
mothers, wives, sisters, children and wanted tosce him. ( bar ey sal il f li e ' l " -. fc ' Duoi'i'in, Di:ai..-A man named S. ,
friends crowded around the burning wmld come w lioiit his r lie iiwl , ., , ,.m,.lll(ll- tinner t.l... N j,.u. f,. (,., I'oitlaiiil t.n
pit, moaning pitifully over the ter-, come and meet him, which was dote. ,,,,,,,,, ;,...,,, ,;. g .l.,.-k-.mlll.', ,,;,;,,,, ,,,,' ",,..; rr...
Hole fate of those helow-thelr lictiit- Dogus .ll-elulm- any knowledge of the - "li - s "lt.M.1.-ih-.tn.ii -ni )..... H... ' hursday evening of this week rrotn
...!..., ......... I...,.p,l 11 im.iil iiri'ii.isllliitlun ol the llltisiacre of the ir ullt ml'ii m.ihiriIi'i'iiiiiiiiio In Di.lli'l.i. Inmrl ilUi'iiNi-. 1
distaniH' Kerv ellort has been made Coniinlsilnucrs and Oencral Catibv, cunl). 'Iln-.', will. .Ma-ini. I'luiiini.) In1
to r se. e tl c mei.V H . . ,...,,.
I1""" nun, inn He also savs when he left Jack illlu.s llr..olv' r.sii.l.il.,n f.,r .... W, In, f;,.,cral Jos. li. Antonio I'm-, ex-
atcr-Wth.-The lire still n.glng In there were but thirty men left. He rrU.,; i.Uy. K.ke, will Il 1,1- ...... ,.n.sil(.lt of Venetiuln, died In New
1... .....f(J ...... ...... . Ml I... .. nf thinks I hev will tmht until the """"r ....,, I,..,., 1. i,,v, , ,.,,. ,. ,.f HI
.111' nii.ii.n null r..ii'.. .... ...'i- ' -
slowly. The shaft is
s being tilled t.n.l 1
tv stream of water lias been turned '
Intuit. The list of killed, so far its '
known, is twenty-six lili'll having
families, ami twenty-two hIiikIc men.
I The total inunl.er will probably reach
seventy. Men who have escaped with
ureal dlllletilty from the shaft, report
tiiat on tno way up the Mum tliey,The force at present was considered ,
passed bodies of comrades who had
become Hiillbcated bv smoke since the
explosion. Out of the men who vol-1
tuitccrcd to go down the shaft before
Hie second explosion, three were kill
ed. Several explosions took place
last night; otto was felt four miles
distant.
The Mottoes.
Yreka, May IX Captain O. J. I.y
decker of Knglneer Corps arrived from
tile front this evening. He left there
yesterday morning at the same time
ns. 1 uu regular courier.
l.icut. Harris was Milt in n ver.v 1
critical condition. . ...
lie party .who went up the Kla-,
Ifl V'nr I tl uinit'iMi nf ltit'Mia I -imi'InV I
1 imif It
".r.,.. ....... ..,,,1 ..:,, M.wiocs will be""1"")' v;l' .-ii'Tlnnn.l. nu' n-pntts 1.
"t, ! ' . IV 'M0III'H-S , "'" IH ::il..1-j. "ii'i.tim I ci In nti-tvl mv.uiiii.
".""Ww' '" " en. Davis ho nes ,,',, . , iv tl. (l-t 1 II..H I..it. N ?SJ..VI .'.I ;
t,lnl wo lve begun a lino of action ,, j .i.ri.i.. . .lilt... "t.iii.i -j. II,..
which will end In exterminating the ,...!.. rale l .IM1II.1 Hun I. i.l.o.u M .mi .vi.n
t " , ,, . nlm.l.y ,,,. tli,U
n the a lair or tie 10th the .Mo.locs
, , llllhlnKl, T.y .
,,tl.,iy supposed they could stain
;u.;.i;ear::?s!.g",t.r:;
ai.s. 'these warriors staite.1 1.1 ino ,
all .lav and rested 011 their Hanks last
il.tlif 1. ml will n.lii.u-lhi. llLrlll tn.illlV
I "7, '.i V i V- 1 r t 1. .,,'
D.itterics A and K Iclt for the laa
lieilS h.St Illicit. '
From the mail courier w ho arrived 1 in the l ninn slnl linn.,., ncir II. V. I 'I, t.-li-at
1- o'clock last night we leatii that IciV, with 1.11 iiii.ihI.uht nl Unity Mli.il.tr
the Modocs are he.i.llltg now towai.l , axmij;.' I'.r ll.c wa-mi.
Van Hre.ncr's ."Mountain, eioeiy pur- 1
sited bv the warm Springs liiilluiminil :
troops. The Modocs will either at-,
tempt to return to the lava beds from 1
this side, or will take to Van Hreinei's 1
Motiutain and then scatter. Tho Mo
docs are evidently starved out, and
their ammunition Is nearly all gone, I
iimkliifi' thi'in hiiI. I.'i-I tit ensv ealitlire
.i'ii.wi.i .mill.., nr, in-iiif Ilm soldiers
Ni hunt tlit'in.
n f . ' -
Yrekti, May 1 l.-Kx-Sherltr J. C.
IliirgL'ss returned to-day fiom tin the
Klamath. He saw and Interviewed
l'.oL'iis Charlev. and says there ate
-- i-f . ,.1" 1 . 1...I.
twoother.ilo.locs wun cnaricy, inn ne
did I.ut see them. Charley heard that
Ilurgess was. after him, and Kept '
secreted, hiiitilly, Air
Anderson saw ,
Inst fine In killed or taken, and believes
they can hold out two or three weeks
longer. Ilurgess thinks Hogus has de
serted Jack, and is urci 01 war.
Lava Hid. M.iv II. I ameimblcd to
furnish news till noon to-day. Last
nluht Clettcr.ils Oillem,' Davis and
..1 ..I- ..r.is.s.'d the lake from Mason's
camp, during a heavy gnle, mill came
"l mw'n V .t 1 .
near losing ineir ..e, ...- ";-1
1. ...... I.... ..i........ .. .il. it. iiiiirniiiiii. r rum
uiihiiuk .."' .. ., . .
them I learn me corrt-ci an.n.
SALEM, OREGON, 31 AY 17,
the troops now engaged with the1
Modocs. The scene or action Is about
twenty mllei southwest of the origin-
ul stnughnld, Inn country nntiinilly
very strong At la-t account-, they
had becmlrlven into a rocky fast new
which they are busy In fortifying,
siilllelent with which to storm the
place, nml the Modocs will be heltl
there, If possible, until reinforcements
w 1 mortars, can t.e nrot gin op. u
will be two days before this can be tie- 1
compllshed-posslhly longer. Mean-
while the troops present are sutlerlng
for water, none being uvallahlc in tne
vicinity. Kvery means has been used ,
to tjet a supply. Water Is plenty at
Willow Creek, In the rear of the ,
Modocs. but on account of distance Is ,
Willow Creek. In the rear of the,
Modocs, but on account of distance Is ,
not accessible to our troops. Camp
headquarters will be moved to Millers
Island. Title Lake, at once. Seventy-
live xolillerx will be left nt (be present !
..,,,,, n irimr.1 It.
; :"';. ...... ,..-..., .1...
1, ';" "IT.; '" .V"" ' "7 1, ., i ,
fillvi, ..., ., ..'.., ,... ,..,-., to .
'. . . .. . . . ..
,ll.i-;! I vnl l'r r.ililt.i. '1'lit miliiint ilm
Mat Inn fin. at). I' l,::i:i.lill'lit'n.l. j-J.T.V. 10
' mil.. ..nil $1.1 17 7.1 ...r.c.icy. I .Mi'ii'ttry.
, ---r - ' t
"" " -
ii...i.-y... I..sl. ly l;i,"H..r .....I ';';''';'l'l;l;
'"ll'lllT, Ml-H M IT) . l.i.ilW.". III. l Hun
'I" I'mIiI.'. w.i.nni.l..),sl f..r M nmiilln 11
l)m.ln-.l.l..ll.iii iVr oil 11 t.r mil Im.ii.
i.W-
at
Tim ...limil I lu.l fill Illl. Lt III All...
l.ll lit. II tll' III! I III. Illl.
'I lif In l ul an iiiiI.iii.wii nun wa- r.i.uel a
iiml lliiii'iii'i In .lie w.ilrr ...Mr Hi.' iimnlli
ul .-ll.ll.i' lU.T. 'IIi.'Imi'U i..rl nt' III.' lira. I
u .'.-...li.'.l .11 11- II' l.j 1. Iiimv c'.tli. Ni.
ulli.T 11. ilkxif liileniv Were Mill. II.' Ii.ul
uu I.N lliixcru slhcr lit.).' Willi n tt- ! irp.
li'-.'lililU ritli.'l'.l lio.ik 1111J lailit.r or It rin.-
Jttt whirl. .i nut lilt. IIIl'iI.I.'. 'Hit' I.ihIv
w.n tilmr I llli Hi
.i'iiiiiii- 1.1 a i.ur in
m,T..IN ami tlr.iwrr. II l .l.M.l.v a r..-
- rl.Ml.y a r.i' nl
uhlti'.'iir Imliili.
...in..!, f 1. 11, .. .1...1..1
iii.ir.t.r. I.ut li. Hut l
ra.in.it In' t'.til.
I lie Kat.uin llr.in.ii, nl s.ili.nt.. .ii:
I'll...' I- an uii.itll.'u.l rii.oil lli.it .Mr.
.MoiilU.iini'rx hua li.r.l..'.' ('l.'...l..i. ..I ll)
.'."uiu",!,!!. - ... -. -.
nill.--...Iil.'il In hi.. i.n-.'iit fmij. 1.1 ! nu.
.tru.li.llhliM-a.on. II Hi.' n...tl i tin.
(an I , Ium- Mill, n It), tlir ,'M.;n.l..ii
will
..."I. Inrt MK.n 11.K.111 uu niiuiup i..ii..n
lit'-, rv.illuli. aiiiiii. illirii inia-i iim, mm
s.ij.thi' Walta W'ull.i .spirit! "HV l.-arn
tlul'onliT. line Imvii rivrhiil lor t lt- i.nr-i'li.i-i'
of m'V, r.tl thou wi.il Iki-Ik'Ii nf wln-al
in ii... nitM-.u ruiiillilon nf ll.c tnirkei, nt'ir
I'ur lli.'Niirth. r raclllu i:.llrn:il (.o.niiany,
rarinr arc sljil nf an o.mriiuiliy i mII
their nrplu. wh.-.it,:,.sl tl.u amount rmi.lr-
il t.y tut-..oiiipaiiy can . ,-a..., .....an.
The raiitaLinii'li nj tlntc a um
litt'ly
artnul the U.irtrr. iw.ter'. D.arti..ui.t
1 I.ipmiis imrs. nun aim ...np:.r mr
.-: - '.. ..
tho
1 MVl r M,r
18715.
Shall We Italic our own I'ork 1
How ninny farmers of Oregon will
,. ..,' imii make u l-iriro stir-
niwWl r lH , V i , .. .1 .. fi L.
plus to semi abroad .' It need not bo
asked, have wo u market ': for It is
Wl,j ;IU)Wn that wo declined making
"l" """"" """ ' '" ' v J
P"' 10 ' the inaiii ri.tsons 1
liavo heard urged Is, " I tlo not like
j,,,,,.,..' Those making that objection
J i.IlHllP ....... im.i ... .1 I ,1
hail bettor own up, an I sa, I do
l Wo work." To-dtiy 1 hoard iv
prnmiucn
.,. .
"MM'"'"'
It can bo
that. Sm
fill fanner .say, " I cannot
on at 12 cents a pound."
It can bo itiitdo for much less than
that. Homo will say, liowV It is no
discussing this unless you Intend
"
trying your hand. There Is n cry of
bard times, but wo brought them on
our.MlveH. There Is no need of mini
tln.es In Oregon, nml 1 know where
of I sneak, for I have traveletl ami
'
grain. A shipper of grain has id
ways been considered tin enemy to
liis country. In (ho Kaiimcii, 11 short
tlino hineo, you encouraged us to
iimiiiirncturc. That Is tho key-uolc
for Oregon. Here I would .ill'er u
word oCmlvIcp to the furiners or litis
State: No one engaged in agricul
ture should ho without the U'illtUH-
devoted to tho fanning nml other In
terests of Oregon, tin. I not to politics.
Tho name of Importing bacon hero
is 11 slain that is not easily rubbed
out. I shall take ploa sure In visiting
-oiiio oT your club meetings, und in
bringing tho IMIIor i.r tho 'iirinir
with nil, If you will ailvNo us when
held. Tho San I'liiuelsco market Is
tho lx-t market for bacon that I over
miw, an. I wo can rescue it from tho
hands of Chicago. Shall we do it V
Your grain will then pay inoro mo
ney than to ship it. Farmers, wuko
Up! TllOMAHCltOsH.
The p.. bile debt statement shows a
reduction during April of !.!,.! 17, Is',;
coin balance, $7,77.1,1 In; currency
balai.ee, $!!,tKi7,S7l; '''" certlllcatcs,
.'1,7117, KM).
years.
Madame I.ttccu has ilcchircd her
Intention to become a citlen of tho
,t..(l.,i n,,.,..
i-'1"
.Mii.ilk'.iui'TV, t.'i.nlrai'ti.r on tho Northern
Pacific lto.nl. I iwijlng fl 7" hi coin In the
while un-kllliil iNlHiring litre,', urli u rhot
pern, traiii-lrr. etc.; In Chliax', ft per
Vol nmo V.- Number 13"
Citor ritosfiurs i.v CAi.irousiA.
The San Juan Valley Is the great
wheat growing section of California.
The Stockton Intli'itriulcnl of May 7th
says of the prospects for the coming
harvest :
The fact can be no longer. lenleil that
til.. ilKAIt lll'llult.ll.l lu lit tltlt ttfltilflltf
Illl! l'' Htr-"jm I- !" t ni r.ve,M
time very discouraging throughout a
l.true po. l.ou o, ..if niii-. iu mti
west side of Sail .loaotilu Itiver but
little grain will be raised, although
the prospect was never more favorable
ti to the llrst of March. On the east
side i.r the river there Is still reason to
hope thai a partial crop may be gath
ered. Some Ileitis of wheat and Hum-mer-fxllowcl
laud ate looking very
promising and this Is especially the
case on the rich, black lauds in the
vicinity of tills city. A row Ileitis of
Winter-sown wheat tiro reported
which give promise of a fair crop, but
these Instances ate scarce, and only
where estra care was taken in the
cultivation or the laud. Should wo
have the usual May rains, nmuy Hel.lii
of grain would be greatly benellted,
hut it is now so late (bat most Ileitis
arebeou.l redemption. The crop or
the San .lua.pilu Valley will undoubt
edly be less than hair what It was liwt
yca'r, and many lnriiiiTs who two
mouths ago had leii-nli to o.xpcct a
prolltable season will be ttia.lo nearly
bankrupt by the the drouth of the last
two weeks.
The Cum 1111 trial lltruhl, however,
takes c.M'cpth.u to the above, and
. 'latins that the state will have a sur
plus ol about :;oii,ono tons for transpor
lion. It Is now late for tho "lat
ter lulus," which piotulscl to bo of
such Immense beticllt, and the lliilds
are drying up for lack of necessary
molituie. Where ouo liiuiilli ago a
Clop iil':i.'i,(lllrl,OIHI bushels was expected
at the least calculation, they now will
he considered fu. lunate II' they raise
L'il,lMlii,niM) bushel", leaving them a siir
plusof :iiMi,iiiiii ions rre.portatlou.
I'ATII.i.Srt III' lll'SIIAMHIY. T. It.
Allen, (lel.eial Deputy, Informs tho
Itiual Win lit that II. etc ate now over
Iimi (Inn. ges In MisNnuii, whl.lo on
Dec. II last there weio not 10 live
I il.tl.gcs lu that State. A lucetil.gto
re-oigaule a State Orange will proba
bly l,e belli at Knob No-ter, May 1M.
Mr Allen expresses his wllliugiicsri to
conduct font reasonable compensation
o have IIM),IH!.I faruiels lu the Older III
MisMiurtl, In a year and a half. Mr.
Allen talks good sense when he says :
"Organization Is not all. Wo must
have no wat rare with any legitimate
btisliicss. Wo must not attempt to
break up, pull down, opptess, or In
jure any others. We must encourago
homo manufactures and home mar
kets, i to., etc."
Jellerson, May l.". Hiley Tharp
left this place on Saturday last for hl.s
homo near S.'io, and it is supposed
that In fording the Snntlam Itiver ho
was thrown from disburse and diown
el. The I.nr-.' was r...indou an Island
below the fording place at Orcul.'H
Kerry, tin Weill. entlay, with saddle and
bridle, and upon intoriui.tloii being
sunt to the tamlly, word was returned
to this place that nothing had been
seel, of Mr. Tharp. I lu leaves u wito
and largo family ol' children. The
c.llcnsiif this place will tun. out to
morrow to sc.uch for the body.
Takk Norici:. The law prescribes
a penalty of Hue and Imprisonment of
every pcisou guilty ofselllng arms and
i.tuiuiiuitlon to Indians. Dealers in
these articles are l.ciehy liotllled that
' violators or this law will be rigorously
prosecuted. T. II. Oih:m:ai..
Superintendent Indian Allulrs.
May li, IS73.
, Three I a. Iks have been chosen on
the board r directors or tho Man
chiisetls Society for the prevention
'or Cruelly to Animals,