The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 28, 1885, Page 7

ov hd 4 K ¢ i i i O tere t > n Tribune says: The soldiers « Unite Stat © neces \ i United Stutes Christmas d vd n = he ppe ‘ wens to st t c houla have en hecdec y th oomers tled only on and to which 'Sta ' hex é not encre ig « i that d cen se a Se ee petuon the president has made 10 mswer, If under these circumstances a n fife ts taken in the att ) from settling on the ands of the United States it will be murder. Phat to will be official murder will wake it but the worse. Tris not for ular oops of the United States have been HURRIED POKWARD ned rrepeating rifies and long guns, No Ind ened. [tis not on lands set rights are aside by the government for the In- dians th nted at these home seekers have iemselves. he are on have never been dedicated lands tha: ay one, Which are still the lands people have a rignt to resort i carch for homes and taras ts but one tat hy the incurs ‘ he Oktahoma rOoNIeTS, anid monopoly which ¢ Ameri- cans and aliens, are scek to es traud, dy bribery. betr ladians, by whose roots seem to run. according te recent testimony, deep into the toundations of the the affairs of the interior department. these cattle lords have fastened themselves on the Indian lands. The | QOklaboma boomers are not en the {adian lands, but these cattle tres- passers are there. ‘The government ough it has by statute the rightand the duty of preventir @ these of the cattle-men on the In- dlans. BRORS NOTHING AGAINST THEM, hat the nroment a few poor settlers. hunting bigh and iow for a settle somewhere, where the not claimed by one or another et the land-grant. corporations, put their plows into the sod. near the cattle thieves. the government flies to and threatens the poor fellows the murder of themse!ves, th rrevent citizens of the United States the Centrai § ee }petore, but “4 the government, and to which the | Ls = sina dollars on me I doan’ like lose it. , | vhat he ivinas der piggest fool in Detroit tablish in the Indian territory. By eS Sa : by deceiving the} 2dministration of j xy such frauds {t is simp! i tne api « as z ) e pu u en 1 terior « rt , we vine nds s ad ' . i ra a der e : arses, led by such men as Dlair of | New Hampshire, that it we the ar iwhen the Ol} farm se S \ ates no and ‘ wi a That Was Ail. | vhas swindled once more,”’ he said to the Sergeant at on vesterday as he was asked a chair and report the sake of the Indians that the ree | his errand. *sHow ?"” > ivhas in my blace apout two hours ago, vhen two strangers vaulk an. and one of ‘em sa me: “Shake. [haf a bet on you. I iknow you vhas a great man to hat conhdence in human nature, und I bet two dollars, eaten oop, dot you | vhill lend me feefty cent.” “Whell, Ldunno I nefer see eG bet two 1 m to maype he also divide some He vhalks my i - und my vhife says I **And what do you want of me? “IT tke to know my vhife 2” “Wes, sir, Ldo! You'll never see j your money again.”” **My son Carl he says I petter soak | my headt. 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