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THE RED" CLOtfi) CHIEF.
A.'O. HOSMIff, Publisher.
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NEllItASKA.
CURRENT COMMENT.
Mjis. Ci.KVr.i.ASH 1ms ncecptcil mem
bership In tint Nntlonnl 1'ross lvnguc.
Tiik ciunpnlgn expenses of Congress
man O'Neill, of Massachusetts, were
only $37.
The onyx mines nt Ctivu Creek, Ariz.,
hnvo closed pending tarlft action by
congress.
Tliounironly 47 years old, Elizabeth
Stuart lholr has been writing" for pub
lication over thirty years.
HcitKAFTKn no non-residents, oven
though they nro soldiers, will bo al
lowed to acquire lands as settlers in
Oklahoma.
Tiik Grand Trunk's now ocean steam
rr line, and Canadian and English in
terests in, American railroads, ore at
tracting u good deal of attention.
A CONFUTATION of the reported nt
tempt to assassinate President Hip
polyte, of Haytl, has been received
Tlio would-bo assassins were shot.
Miss Susan 1. Antiionv, of Koclicster,
N. Y., the well-known woman's
suffrage, advocate, hns been appointed
manager of, the stato industrial school
by Gov. Flower.
A ciiAin in Egyptology at University
college, Oxford, was founded by Miss
Amelia Edwards by a provision in her
will, and if will bo tilled by Prof. W. M.
Flinders Petrio, who will enter upon
his duties after the holidays.
Tiik Alabama legislature Is consider
ing u bill appropriating f 15,000 in addi
tion to the SIO.'OOO already appropriated
for the purpose of arranging an exhibit
at the world's fair. None of it is to bo
eoino payable until a like sum is raised
by private subscription.
Daniel II. CitANUU'.it, of Portland,
We., who in 1803 "had ono of the best
military bands in thoborvlec of the gov
ernment, and is one of the oldest band
masters In the country, lies neriously
ill. In his selections and methods hu
was considered a good deal of a musical
reformer In his day.
HlRiioi Paukt, of the Protestant
Episcopal dloceso of Marylund iind tho
District of Columbia, will soon have
built a steamer which will bo fitted as
a church. Tho boat will carry tho
bishop and his assistants to tho oyster
dredging grounds on Sunday, where
services will be held.
Ladv I'l.oitKNci: Dixbv, who Is an ex
pert in the use of rod aud rifle, and who
has done her share in shooting big
game, has provoked the wrath of her
sporting compatriots by denouncing
fox hunting and rabbit coursing as
wanton cruelty. She advocates tho
substitution of Ue anisu bug.
Pitop. Ciiaiu.es Skquahu has been
lecturing in Philadelphia on the wick
edness of that city und Iioston, and he
pronounced the two cities worse than
Purls. In tho modern Athens much 'in
dlgnutlon Is felt, especially over tho In
sinuation that Dr. Oliver Weinlcll
Holmes Is u plnglartst. To get oven
with Prof. Scquard the Iioston News
wills him a "Kudynrd Kipling."
Oxi: of tho charitable acts of Father
Tlmo is tho tempering of tho mortal
mind to tho culmiuution of life's errors.
Poor Ferdinand do Lesseps, who de
served to bear his honors to tho grave,'
outlived the day when thexso who played
ypon his name wore askctl to meet their
accusers. Hut his impaired mind keeps
him In Ignoranca of tho fact that the
outraged public holds him jointly re
sponsible for tho millions that were
mulled from them in his name.
' Asnik Wilson Pattkhson, a native
of Ireland, Is one of the few women
who havo been given tho title of musical
doctor. With the exception of tho
princess of Wales, whoso title may bo
supposed to bo partly, at least, compli
mentary, Miss Patterson is the only
woman bearing that title in tho British
empire. She was graduated us bache
lor of music from the Koyol Irish uni
versity in 1887 also bachelor of urts,
and Inl8b9 from tho Itoyal Irish acad
emy us doctor of music.
D. L. Kkkkiinol, a veteran of three
wars and for over sixty years u cltl-'
zcu of i Texas, died ut his homo
in Uonuilca. He was 88 years old
and a native of Holland,, but of
Jewish parentage. In lb50 ho joined
tho Mothodlst church. Ho was nt
tho battle of Kan Jacinto, whoro
Texas overthrew tho Mexicans under
Snnta Ana, served in tho Mexican war
and was four years in tho unny of tho
confederacy. He loaves n vast fortune
und UM) d(rect descendants.
IIlLDRaAlUlK IlAWTIIOItNK, the eldest
daughter ,of tho novelist and eldest
grandchild of tho great Hawthorne, is
a remarkably pretty, fresh faced girl
who docs.not appour like tho intellect
ual heir of .Tho Scarlet Letter," nor
of "Garth;" Yet Uio probably deserves
the distinction of being tho youngest
contributor to our flrst-elas moulhlles.
A wonderfully clever and Haw
thornesquo sketch by her was pub
lished in Harper's when its author liad
bcurccly reached her eighteenth birth
day. Political biography notes tliatwheu
hu Is inuugurutcd next March Mr.
Cleveland will hick but n few duys of
being 30 years old, which is tho average
nge of president on their accession.
Tho oldest president wus Willlum Henry
Harrison, who was 08; liuchnnuii wus
e-1", Taylor, 05; Jackson und Adams, O'.'j
Monroe, OUj Jefferson, Mndlson and J.
. Aduins, 58; Honjamin Harrison, .10;
Hayes, 4; Lincoln, fiS; Tyler and Ar
thur, Al; Polk nnd Fillmore, 60; Garfield
nd Pierce, 40; Cleveland, 48, and Grant,
the youngest president, 47.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gleanod By Tolograpb and Mail.
IT.llSONAIi AND FOMTIGAI..
An amended draft of Gladstone's
homo rule bill has been submitted to
the liberal ministry.
Tiik Portuguese minister of war has
resigned owing to the failure of the cab
inet to agrco upon his promsed army
reforms. Tho stability of tho cabinet
was threatened.
Tim crazy King Otlo, of llavarla, is
rapidly growing worse.
Aimr. JIknkiiil'tink Smith, who was
well known In America, has died of
pneumonia nt Home.
Tiik populist members of tho Califor
nia legislature hold the balance and
they vow that they will never vole for
cither n republican or a democrat.
Gov. McKl.M.KV, of Ohio, called at
tho White house recently nnd hnd a
short Interview with tho president.
Gov. Huchanan, of Tennessee, Is in
dignant becnuso Supreme Judge Turnsy
appointed a substitute for himself.
Mn. Gladhtonk Is spoken of ns likely
to be chosen for the orator nt tho open
ing of tho world's fair.
Excitkmknt was caused in the Span
ish Cortes by Deputy Snlcrmou shout
ing for tho republic when members
were cheering for tho queen regent,
Gkn. Hkniiv Ghav, one of tho fow sur
viving prominent ex-confedcrates, died
recently ut New Orleans, lie was close
to Jefferson Davis and nearly defeated
Judah P. llcnjumiu in running for tho
United States senate in 18.V.I.
It is assorted tit Washington that
Hon. James G. Maine, hns been baptised
into tho Catholic church by Cardinal
Olbbons.
Tiik llrltlsh garrison In Egypt Is to
bo reduced.
Siu John limiNAitn Itunui:, author of
"Durke's Peerage," etc., died recently
in Dublin.
Tin: report that Mr. Illnlno has cm
braced the Catholic fuith Is denied by
his family.
It Is said that Father Corrijrnn has
spurned propositions made to him look
ing to the dropping of the case against
him.
Tauiiknkck, tho populist chairman,
ndvises populists whero they havo tho
balance of power in legislatures to In
sist on tho election of their own candi
dates. Gkoimh: Goui.nhiis been elected presi
dent of tho Manhattan Elevated road.
J. Plerpont Morgnn will take an nctlvo
part in tho managemcutof the company.
Hon. Jamks J. Faiian, ono of tho for
mer proprietors of tho Cincinnati En
quirer, died, aged U!t years.
Ministkiiial affairs in Franco ns
sutnetl tin ncuto phaso again over tho
Panama scandals. Tho new govern
ment wus sustained by a bare majority.
Aftkr a long illness Senator Gibson,
of Louisiana, died ut Hot Springs, Ark
Sin Phvck-Jonks, conservative mem
ber of parliament, has been unseated
for corrupt practices.
Likut. Count Kknk k Skoonac, of
tho French army, has been placed on
tho retired list in consequence of his
falluro to give u satisfactory account of
tno Ueutu of Lieut, Paul Qulquerez, his
companion in an exploring expedition
on tho Ivory coast.
Tuk emperor of China is preparing
to secure a modification of tho Geary
act
PlIKfllDKNT-KLKCT CLF.VKLAKD denies
that ho has offered tho secretary of
stato portfolio to Senator Hill.
Anciiuisiioi' Iiikland says that Mgr.
Satolll has plenary powers nnd that
opposition to him will bo opposition to
tho pope and will uot be permitted.
Col. A. C. Dawkh, for many years
general passenger und ticket agent for
tho Ilurllngton In Missouri, hns re
signed and gono south for his health.
August Ijiiio.N Luck, French his
torian, is dead.
Tiik bishops decided to select u coad
jutor to Archbishop Kenrlck, at St.
Louis, and forwarded three names to
Home, lllshop Spuulding, of Peoria, Is
believed to bo the first choice, lllshop
Iturko was transferred to St. Joseph.
Dubuque will be made an archicplsco
pal bee.
MI8CKIAAMEOU8.
Tiik Alton has returned to the West
ern Passenger association.
Tiik body of Patrick Macadury, of
Brooklyn, was found dend In tho grain
on the arrival of n steamship at Glas
gow. Ho was missed' during tho voy
ugo and wus no doubt accidentally
smothered.
Tuk missing nntl-Catholle lecturer,
Thomas F. Lynns, has turned up with
out injury In Nebraska.
Tiik Hell Telephone Co, has declared
a regular dividend of 1 per share aud
an extra dividend of f 3 per share,
Tiik strike which was inaugurated
among tho inolders ut the Fowler
foundry of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been
unsuccessful.
Tiik Vanderbllt engineers succeeded
in having their "grievances" redressed.
Tiik Hrst section of tho Imperial rail
way of China, twonty-llvo miles long,
has been opened for trulllc.
Haolky, tho express package thief,
got two and u hulf years in tho Iowa
penitentiary.
Lii'man & Co., juto merchants of
Dundee, bcotluud, have failed. Their
liabilities amounted to tt!50t,000. Thu
juto trude wus temporarily paralyzed.
Tiik Southwestern Uullwuy and
Steamship association has appointed a
committee to act with other association
committees in the. Interest of amending
the law bo us to permit railroads to
pool.
Thk Union Pacifks passenger train
was ditched nt lbtllvillu station neur
Cheyenne, Wya, by a broken ralL Two
persons had arms broken und ono u leg
Kronen.
Uoiikut Lono wns assessed 3,500
(liimugch inn court utllirminghaiiL Ala.,
for bteallng tho affections, of Mrs. J.
DoWltt Hooe, a married wotnau.
Huocjinh' crueller factory, Kausus
City, Mo., burned recently. Many of
tho women employes had narrow es
capes, excitement being very great.
Tho loss was 1M),000.
It seems probable now that tho Kick
apoo lands will bo thrown open to set
tlement early next spring.
C, A. Hknfon, tho murderer of Mrs.
Mottman on tho reservation nt Fort
Leavenworth, cheated the gallows after
all. On tho morning of the 15th he
murdorously assaulted his keeper with
u butcher knife which ho had concealed
in his shoe, stabbing himself uftcrwnrd,
from the effect of which ho died in the
evening.
Hkhikhkntativk ANTituNt, of Texas,
Introduced In the house ti bill repealing
tho net of June 17, 1M0, granting pen
slons to soldiers and to sailors and to
widows, minor children nnd dependent
parents of soldiers und sailors. Tho
bill also provides that nil pensions
granted under tho act be discontinued.
Kosi: Com: hns renounced Judaism at
Ikiltimorc, Mil., and become a Komuu
Catholic to marry Nat Stnplctou.
D. W. Ciunsrv, an American, has
been assassinated by unknown parties
ut Yorburls, near Durango, Mexico.
Cot. Davidoff was murdered by un
known nssasslus at Klcff, Uussla.
Oalekiiuiio, 111., has electric cars.
An aerolite weighing 40,000 pounds
fell recently near Jltnlnez, Clilhuahun,
Mexico. It ripped open a rock ns It fell
and disclosed a rich vein of silver.
Tin: supremo court of Ohio has ren
dered a decision which makes thepuccn
& Crescent system liable for half a mil
lion of fraudulent stock issued by its
secretary ten years ago.
Tiik prevalence of croup has compelled
the Sacred Heart academy ut Helena,
Ark,, to temporarily chne.
Tiik junior class at Lombard univers
ity, Gulesburg, 111., is in revolt against
Prof. O. Lee, one of the faculty.
Shkiiiff Gkoiiok Hotz t In trouble
at Alton, I1L, for "advlslnjf" juries un
der his charge.
An earthquake was reported at
Athens, Greece.
Tun Plucnlxvllle (Pa.) iron company
lias reduced wages ten per cent
Tiik evil of civilian interference in
behalf of promotion of olllcers of the
army lias lccomo so great as to call for
legislative enactment
Caft. II. D. Hoitul', who was recalled
from Franco for spying on tho military
establishment of that government, will
be detailed for duty ut tho world's fair.
ItKsiUKS the $.'15,000 stolen In two
packages from Wells, Fargo & Co. In
transit from New York to Texas, other
amounts were also stolen, making tin
aggregnte of (ir.3,000. There Is as yet
no clew.
Euoknk Cramfo.v, who murdered two
men, was guillotined recently ut Paris.
He begged plteously for life.
Ciiahlkh K Lkssf.I'h and others con
cerned In tho Panama scandals havo
been arrested In France. Excitement
was reported intense.
Skciiktauy Noiii.k announces that
there is plenty of money available to
pay till pension demands.
Tiik Mexican government will soon
make pressing demands that the gov
ernment of the United States take de
cisive steps to crush out tho bands of
revolutionists which Infest tho border.
Ci.kaiiino house returns for tho week
ended December 15 showed an uvcrago
increase of 8.7 comparod with tho cor
responding week of last year. In New
York tho Incrcnso was 8.& The large
shipments ot golil caused boiuo appre
hension in trade.
Tin: missing banker Post, of Taeoma,
Wash., bus been traced to a steamship
en routoto Europe.
Wii.lik CiiKsiKitFir.t.n, nsred 13. wan
dered away from homo tit Pratt City,
Atu. a weeic utter ills body wus found
In tho woods several miles away. Hu
hud apparently died from exhaustion.
Ai.riiKi) ltAKCKF.it, of Iletnschcld, in
Rhenish Prussia, an imperial bank di
rector, has been sentenced to three
years' hard labor for forgery and em
bezzlement ADDITIONAL DlSl'ATCUES.
AT II bltr tiro In llrnnlclvn n mimluir
of llremen were badly hurt by falling
walls.
TtlK Sentiment 111 Oltlllluiinn In vnrrr
strong In favor of a local man for gov
ernor.
In the nubile schools nf rii.vi.lnnil
O., tho examination system litis bceu
none away witn.
TiiKAHtiitKit NnnKKKit condemns the
present methods of keeping account of
the Issue of paper currency as unsatis
factory. Coiii'I.ktk official returns from every
stato on the presidential election show
that Cleveland's plurality over Harrison
was Sb0,lfi7.
Roukkt Ukatty, charged with tho
Homestead poisonings, was held for
trial in the sum ot f.,000.
Tiik supremo court of Indinnn has de
cided that tho democratic gerrymander
of 1800 is unconstitutional and that a
new apportionment must bo mane.
Twknty-fivi: Immigration Inspectors
havo been dismissed! ulso u reduction
bus been made in tho force tit Ellis Isl
und. Tiik pension payments for tho first
half of December lias been very large,
amounting to ?8,Oj'J,000. Tho internal
raven uo receipts for tho same fifteen
days wore $7,072,000.
A movkmknt to cheek heresy-hunting
is developing In tho Presbyterian
church. It is considered that grout in
jury is done In cuscs like tho Hrlggs
and Smith trials.
Gov. Eaqlk, of Arkansas, has had a
relapse.
Nink sidewalk inspectors nt Chicago
havo bcn "llred" for boodllng.
A UUAVY flow of gas has boon discov
ered in a well near St Mary's, O.
A Kkadi.no coal mine at Pottsvllle,
Pa., hus been aflro thirty-four years
und Is now threatening adjoining mines.
McKliniKN itPoi'i:, merchants, of Van
Huron, Ark., have failed for ?00,000.
Tii.ks&Co., pioneer dry goods nior
chunts of FortiSmlth, Ark., havo fulled.
Liabilities, $70,000; assets, M0.000.
A mail pouch containing f'0,000 was
stolen on the wuy from Fnirburjv 111.,
to Chicago.
Mkxico'h congress upproved tho law
granting concessions to Intending in
vestors nnd munufaulurcrs.
Anotiikii Homestead man Is dead, and
his friends say ho wus u victim ut the
poisoning plot
Tin: mints of Mexico tire managed by
private parties, who pay 1 per ceut to
the government It is now proposed t
cojn the money directly by the government.
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS.
, Tho Heller Fund.
Tho report of the state relief com
mission has been sent to Gov. Hoyd.
The state's relief has been extended to
the people of thirty-six counties, and
the number of people benefited together
with the amount of money expended in
each county Is shown below. It will be
borne In mind that the figures which
show that 101,000 persons were aided do
not refer to separate Individuals. In
other words, if ten persons were aided
thrco separata tlhies the figures would
show thirty persons in the aggregate.
Tho tabulated statement below shows
only tho amounts expended for fuel,
clothing and provisions, but docs not
show the money used for the purchase
of grain for seed:
I'ert'un Amount
CoiiiiIi. ltdkidl. liiptmUd.
Hamirr -lit l.lwiM
Illnlno , fi.UJJ I,(V)3.tK
Ilox lluttu I.VV mil
llrcmn ,. t.i
Chuo 5,01.1 S,3.V).(K
Cherry 1,85.) 1,108.60
Cucyctuic 4,vM) s:ir,i
Custer 10,541 O.A00.2J
D.iwrs , us .llOl.'i
ltawson -:,ow 2,a:nn
Deuel.., 7,0-y :1,12a. 1 1
Uumly i 11,41. :t,J7I.IH
Franklin 2AV I.VTJOO
Frontier 10,73! 208101
Furnis 7.0.M) 0.1I.VIJ
Clurlldd 4.32 i.uro'j;
Oosper 3,0.7 1,'JII.SJ
Harlnn 3,40.! '.I77.4)
llnyes S.S17 J,H2.I7
Hltclicod: N,U7J a,;il7fl
Hooker 1,(14 I, til 47
KrttlL 0.W.I 3,'J.'03tf
Klmb.il! on Ml 50
Lincoln tO.C'Jt 7,0'f09
Logan 7,001 '.,7MII
Loup 4 1Sil 1,713 M
Mul'hcrson 5,370 1,51178
l'erltlns 0,4M 4,37353
Iteil Willow I.W 4.U9V52
scotts niurr i.'jn oilmi
Shcrlilati :!8H l,49'.t.M)
Slitrmnn 0.0.M 'J. 3.1V 3 1
Sioux ,4II COI.b'.'
'1 lioimis 3,20.1 2,107.0)
Vulloy 2,321 or.s;
Wcbttcr 152 41310
Total 101,000 $SI,7i:0 4'i
III uddltton to the above n large
amount of money was. expended for
seed grain. Taking the reports of tho
county clerks as to tho acreage and
yield of the several counties to which
relief was extended, the commission
estimates the following us tho cash
value of tho grain raised from the seed
furnished by the state: Wheat. 81,071,
'J18; com, $.i,r5l,415; barley, $!S7,:SSS;
oats, $S0,05y; potatoes, $30,030. Total,
87,040,181.
Mlxri'llti ii'iim,
W1.V6IDK is to have u now bank, with
ti capital stock of $20,000.
Hkhman Polmi'.iiiik.v, a bachelor who
resides on u farm near Hubbard, was
awakened by n noise in his room tho
other night, und opening ids eyes found
himself confronted by two masked men
with revolvers drawn. They tied his
hands behind his buck with n leather
strap and requested him to bring forth
his money. Polmcrhen wont to his
bureau drawer und gave them ubout
$800 in silver and a bank check for sev
eral hundred dollars. They refused to
take tho check. They then left. It Is
evident the thieves Intended to secure
much booty, as Polmcrhen had told
fifty head of hogs that day, but for
tunately did not receive his pay.
In his annual report to tho governor
Dr. Howmnn, superintendent for tho
stato hospital for the insane tit Lincoln,
nsks for tho following appropriations:
For now wing to building, $30,000; for
rebuilding kitchen block und additions
to general dining room, sleeping rooms
and umttsemcut hull, etc, $JO,000; for
new lee house und cold stortigo room,
$3,500; for now system of locks, $500;
for now roof to entire building, with
iron cornice, $C,!J0O; for new boiler
und pump house, $1,500; for fencing
furm hinds, $1,000; for permanent fence,
$l,000; for finishing basement, $2,000.
Total, $HO,800. In addition to tho
nlovo Superintendent llowmun asks for
lnalnteuunco tho sum of $ltil,!!00.
At a lute meeting of tho state board
of educational lands and funds held in
Lincoln for tho purpose of considering
the alleged frauds perpetrated in the
leasing of school hinds in Perkins coun
ty, it satisfactorily appearing to the
board that the several leases of school
luiids In Perkins county, mudo by the
county treasurer bf said county on the
25th of November. 1802, wcro not mudo
in uccorduncc witli law, nor was tho
interest of tho statu subserved thereby,
and of right should be sot aside, it was
resolved that each and all application
for lease of the said school lands of
Perkins county bo rejected nnd set
tislde, nnd Hon, A. IL Humphrey, eom
uiissioncr of public lauds und buildings,
be Instructed to forthwith rendvertiso
and lease said lauds in manner provided
by law.
Tin: report of thu superintendent of
tho boys' industrial school states that
during thu oxlstenco of the school H50
inmates have been received und 575 dis
missed. Of thu nu in Iter dismissed the
superintendent suvs that fully 8(1 per
cent fcru conducting themselves in a
uiuunur to reflect credit upon tho school.
Tho uvorngo population of tho school
approximates 225. Tho superintendent
recommends the erection of u chapel,
the purchase of a now dynamo und ti
lurger engine for running the machin
ery in tho laundry, printing office and
iron und wood working departments.
Superintendent Mullellctt also recom
mends that the law should be umonded
nuking 10 years the maximum ugo for
commitment to tho school. His esti
mate for tho expenses of maintaining
the school for tho next two years Is
$llil,710. Tho appropriation two years
ago wus $1:17,743.
Fi UK at Tobias tho other day destroyed
the Musll building and its entire con
tents. The ground floor was occupied
by II. II. Cowgill as a general merchan
dise storo and tho second story by Dr.
J. II. Horland us a dentist's ofllcu und
Hlrtun Townsund us a dwelling. The
Townsend family barely escaped with
their lives. f
Wiut.u playing with an older brother
at Nebraska City tho other duy the six-teemmonths'-old
child of John Omaht
mot with ft distressing uccidunt The
children wjre playing with a pair of
scissors, when they wcro dropped, tho
sharp point ponetratlng tho llttlo glrl'a
eye. destroying the sight
CONGRESS.
Conflmmcd Itrpnrt or the 1'roceedlnga of
Until IfiiiiMt.
Tuk xenate was In Rrsiton three hours on tho
12th nnd did but llttlo business. Tho nutl-op.
Hon bill enmo up but wan laid over a day In or
der to havo It correctly printed. Tho subject
which occupied tr.oit of tho swilon wns Mr.
Vest's Joint resolution for tho appointment of
b comtnlMlcn to have nn nRreemcnt mndo with
the lUoclt Hired tribes of Inl'ins for the taking
oflindtlti ("cnerulty. nnd fiw opening tho re.
tnnlndcr of the lands to white Rcttlctncnt Tho
i11cumIo:i ns chiefly lxjtwccti Senators Vest
nnd llcrry, who wcro both n?reeJ its to tho
main object propoed. but who differed ut to
omo statements of facts. Tho matter went
ocr without nctlon ,, Tho session of tho houso
was short, llttlo of Interest occurring except
tho dramatic eplsodo which opened tho pro
ceeding In tho cpontincous ouitloti tendered
to Speaker Crisp mid Mr. Amos dimming'
resolution to Investigate tho ullogcd mlsusoof
the tmllx.
In thoxenatoon tho inihtho Joint resolution
for tho appointment of n lommlslon to malto
nn ngrcL-tncut with tliolhn civilized tribes of
Indlani for allotment of their liimls In hoi entity,
und for opening tho Indian territory to settle
ment, was discussed during tho morning hour,
nnd then went oicr without nctlon. The unit
option bill wns taken up and tho rest of tho
dj s session wus occupied by Mr. George, of
Mississippi. In ndv.ic.uly of that bill.... In tho
homo u contest took place between the ways
und means nnd tho unproprl.itlons committees
ns to which should luwtlgnto tho treasury,
which was won by tho former. Mostof tho day
wai consumed in considering tho scnatu bill en
larging tho provisions of tho net for ho dis
tribution of the uwardt made under the con
vention notween tho United .States nnd Mexico
of the La Abru claims Other proceedings were
utilmiHirtnnt.
Tuk famous McOsrr.ihan claim occupied tho
nttetitlou ol tho senate ou tho Nth up to 2
o'clock, when It went over, the question being
upon the piinsigo of thn bill ocr tho presi
dent's veto sent In nt thu late session. Mr.
(Icoigethen continued his speech In favor ot
tho nutl-optlon bill, lleforo his speech was
concluded the bill was laid nslde, nnd Mr. Dan
iel's resolution calling for Information on tho
subject of tho ilvll service was taken up and
agreed to. After n short exccutlvo session tho
senate adjourned. ...In thu house, nfter ti brief
debate, tho army appropriation bill irasscd
Among tho other measures pjssed wus thu bill
extending the provisions of tho nut for the Im
mediate transportation of goods to Duluth,
Minn Also u bill extending for ono year tho
provisions ot tho nut authorizing tho construc
tion of n bridge ucrosi tho fled river. Ad
journed. IS tho senate on the ISth n strong prcentt.
Hon In favor of tho claimant In thcMcUnrrahuu
rase wus inulu by Mr. Ilunton, of Vlralnta.
The chief point made by him wns that, nfter n
hearing before President Lincoln. In w litrh both
sides were represented by counsel, Mr. Lincoln
Ind decided In support or tho claim nnd had
directed tho Issuance of n patent, that tho
patent was actually tilled out und lgned nnd
that It was afterward, before Mcdnrr.ihan
l.now of Its existence, mutilated In the land
ofllcoof the Interior department. Mr Ucorjo
brought to a close his three-day spec ill In favor
if tho anit-nptlon bill, an 1 Mr. Wushburn madn
n determlutd but fruitless effort to have a day
next work llxed for n vote upon ft. 'lhe houso
amendment to thu senate bill of last session
extending to Duluth. Minn , tho privilege of tho
llrst section of tho "Immediate transportation
of dutiable poo Jn" net was presented nnd con
curred In. 'lho Bcnato then went Into executive
scshIoii nnd soon adjourned till Mond-iy.... Tho
house agreed to u resolution for u holiday re
cess from the Thursday before Christmas to
tho Wednesday after Now Year. Tho bill au
thorizing tho secretary ol tho treasury to cover
Into tho treasury MS.seO of the appropriation
for tho Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians passed.
A bill wus passed to ratify and conllrm nn
agreement with the Klckupoo Indians in Okla
homa territory. Adjourned until Saturday.
BANDITS OF THE SAHARA.
Tim rntmrcc Mild to He the Worst or All
Oririiiilx'il ItoliberM.
Tho Tounregs ate the most formida
ble bund of professional brigands In
the worjtl. They occupy the entlro cen
tral part of the Sahara, from (Ihudnmes
ou the north to Tlinbttctoo on the
south. It is impossible to give tin ap
proximate idea of their numbzr.s. Dr.
Hupun estimates the population of the
entlro Sahara tit !!,n0D,u00, and it h
probable that tho twenty-six sub
families of thu great tribe of the Tounr
egs number nt least -100,01)1) souls. All
tho trade routes from Algeria and
Tunis, nnd some of those from Morocco
nnd Tripoli, pass through their terri
tory. It was theso fanatical nomads
who murdered Miss Tlnne, tho hand
t.oinc young heiress of Holland, whose
devotion to the cuuse of discovery led
to her tragical fate In the desert. Tho
Tounregs murdered the entire Flatters
expedition. They killed u half dozen
Cut holla priests who were toiling across
tho desert to found missions in tlto
Soudan. Lieut l'nlttt, ami, a llttlo
later, Camille Dotils, both of whom
were undertaking tho hazardous jour
ney to Tlinbttctoo, met death by vlo
leneo in tho Touareg country. Ilut
their hand Is turned no more against
the whites than tigalnst every traveler
in their land who hns plunder worth
bulzing. '
The Central Sahara is a land where
violence is supreme, wliero treachery is
the only law. Not ono of the murder
ers of white travelers has been pun
ished, llrncst Mcrciur und M. I.o Chut
ellcr havo graphically described the
reign of terror In this irreat region.
Many thousands of Arabs or Arnb-Hcr-bers,
who live by catnol raising, spend
their lives In the Touareg country or
urotiud Its borders. They guard their
herds with arms In their hands, but
very often the gunrds are killed by u
Midden descunt of Tounregs, and tho
herds nro driven away to enrich tho
bandit camps. Only those Arab tribes
ure safe that pay heavy blackmail to
be lot alone. Trading caravans are al
ways ou tho lookout for black specks
on thu horizon that may indicate tho
approach of the desert pirates. As
soon us a suspected group appears In
tho distance the camels nro collected
nnd made to lie down, tho goods ure
piled up behind thorn, und inside this
double rampart tho traders open fire
when tho enemy comes within range.
More titan half the tbjiG tho Tounregs
win tho day, and ther booty that falls
to them they regard as tin ample recom
pense for tho losses they sustain. St
Louis Globe-Democrat
Letter or tho l.uvv.
Hoy (on a bridge) Say, inlstor, If yon
don't look out you'll bo fined.
Tennibter-Why will IV
Hoy-That blgu bays "Walk your
horses," don't It?
Teamster Jcsso,
Hoy Well, yours are standing still.
Good News-
.Iiierniillslle Item.
Smith I see tho dispatches htate that
the king of llavarla is a bankrupt
Mrs. Smith Tltut's too bad. How
ldid,lt happen? .
Smith I "don't know. I hiipposo ho
started u newspaper. Toxas Sifting
llf dp
.Urn. Anna Snthcrtautt
Kalamazoo, Mich., had swellings In thoncck.or-
Goitre S.h0craS 40 Years.
grout suffering. When she caught cold could not
walk two blocks without fainting. She took
Hood's Sarsaparilla
And ts now f reo from It nil. Sho has urged,
many others to tako Hood's Sarsaparilla and ,
they havo nlso been cured. It w 111 do you good.
HOOO'S PILLS' Caro nil Liver Ills, Jaundice, .
Mck hendncbe. biliousness, (our ttonisch, ntutca. ,
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"One of my neighbors, M John .
Gilbert, hns been sick for a long
time. All thought himpastrccovery.
He was horribly emaciated from the
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It is difficult to describe his appear
ance and the miserable state of his
health at that time. Help from any
source seemed impossible. He tried
your August Flower and the effect
upon him was magical. It restored
him to perfect health to the great
astonishment of his family and
frieuds." JohuQuibell, Holt, Out. .
JAY GOULD.
After all Jay Gould died of con
sumption. The doctors said he had
neuralgia and Jay offered a million
of dollars to any one who would . .
cure him of his trouble. It turned
out that he did not have neuralgia
at all, but simply consumption.
Don't you make this same mistake.
If you feel that your lungs are weak
or that you are subject td colds and
coughs, or if your throat be sore
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ters to all of the excretory organs.
The small bottles cost twenty-five
cents, large size fifty cents. Every
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