Cleveland to reform Indian affairs administration
President Cleveland plans to separate the Indian bureau from politics by appointing a commissioner and assistant commissioner and using army officers as Indian agents. He believes the bureau has not been run with neutral political and religious fairness and will push reforms when Congress convenes.
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Eskimo Man Defends Corral as Measles Quarantine Sparks Brawl
John Sugarloaf an Eskimo leaves his corral in Jackson Park during a measles quarantine and fights with seven Egyptians at Lake Avenue. Sugarloaf and five companions clash after an Arab blows him a knockout. Arabs retreat. Sugarloaf returns home. Habeas corpus allows Eskimos to leave if they choose.
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Counterfeit ring busted in Salt Lake City raid
Chief Paul and Detectives Rhodes Sheets arrested Hibbard alias Wells and Haines after tracing counterfeit activity at 273 South West Temple. A working counterfeiting plant and about 240 dollars in fake money were seized. Hibbard, a five year Utah penitentiary veteran, faces hearing. men described as ready for safe cracking, with drills found.
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