The Indian Report
An Increased Interest In Agricul
ture Reported From Some of the
Reservations.
WASHINGTON, December 2.—The
report of General J. D. C. Atkins,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for
the yearending June 30, 1885, shows
a hopeful sign of Indian progress in
the increased interest in agriculture
and the preparations for increased
acreage of crops on several reserva- j
tions. The Commissioner reeoni-1
mends apportionment of lands in sev
eralty and the sale ot the remainder
of the reservations for homestead
entries, the money thus obtained to
be put in trust for purposes of edu
cation and civilization.
There are in the United States,
exclusive of Alaska, about 260,000
Indians, 64,000 being iu the five
civilized tribes iu the Indian Territory.
There are in New York 4,910; in
North Carolina, 3,100, and there are
■ some in Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas,
Wisconsin and Minnesota and a few
in California and the North-west, who
are civilized, and still others who can
lay some claim to civilization Many
others on the reservations have cast
off the blanket and are adoptiug the
fashions and dress of white people.
But among all these, except among
the Indians of New York and North
Carolina, a few in some of the North
western States and a part of the five
civilized tribes in the Indian Terri
tory, a verj large number do not till
the soil. Nearly all who are called
"blanket Indians'' have never tilled
the soil to any extent, and fullv half
of the Indians of the United States,
exclusive of Alaska, as yet have de
clined to commit themselves to the
farmer's life.
Exclusive of the lands cultivated by
the five civilized tribes, the number of
acres in cultivation by Indians dur
ing the pre sent year is 248,241, an
increase ot 18,413 acres over last
year's figures. Reports of the Indian
Agents at agencies where courts for
trial of Indian offenses have been es
tablished show that they have been
entirely successful and in many cases
eminently useful. Referring to In
dian police the Commissioner says :
To a great extent they have met the
necessities of the situation and have
proved valuable aids to the Indian
A gents in preventing trespassing and
robbery by lawless whites and in
suppressing disorder, violence and in
cipient revolt among the most rest
less of their own people. Many in
stances of surprising fidelity to the
trust imposed upon them, under cir
cumstances which would swerve many
a white man from his duty, might be
related of these Indian policemen.
A Borealis Story.
The place was the old Warsaw Camp
ground in 3filton County, Ga. The time
recently. A large and seriously atten
tive congregation had assembled for the
night service, the negroes in the rear of
the pulpit, as was the custome in those
days before the war. The preacher was
a talented young man, at that time
stationed in J/arietta. He had reached
a point in his sermon at which he held
the almost undivided attention of the
vast audience, and perfect quiet reign
ed. Just at this moment, when the
luterest was most intense, an old negro
women hopped over into the altar, right
in front of the preacher, and shrilly
cried out: "Halle-lujahl the judgment
day am come!" Her joyful exclamation
caused the crowd to look out from un
der the arbor, and sure enough, there
was a striking and magnificent spect
acle.
The Northern heavens were lit up by
a gorgeous aurora. Not many in that
crowd understood the phenomenon,
which, in fact,'is rarely obseryable
from Southern latitudes. And not
understanding, many concluded that
the old auntie's explanation! was the
true one. •'Ah! then there was hurry
ing to and fro, and gatheiing tears, and
tremblings of distress." Indeed, so
great was the commotion that there
was Imminent danger of a stampede
and that somebody would be crushed
iu the swaying crowd.
It was at this crisis a well known
pieacher, tall and angular, and with
the voice of a stentor, ran out and
mounted a convenient stump. 'Be
calm, my friends," be shouted, "be
calm. This is not the judgment day,
for how could the judgment day come
in the night?" The incongruity struck
the people with soothing force, their
ears subsided, the preacher finished
his"sermon, and "order reigned in
Warsaw."
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AYER'S PILLS
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