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yate in tho 55h Massachusetts Volunteers during the late
war and was Killed in battle. and his mother has been
supporting him by her toll as seamstress Young VII
ranks among the first OF his class at SALEM ana Ten
Butler selected him his merits scholar and Tor
the services his father had rendered the country This
is the first case OF the appointment Of coored boy to
the Military Academy.
The Military Committee OF the House to-day examined
several witnesses regarding the charges against w
Bowen OF South Carolina. that he had disposed OF MS
Naval cadetship money consideration The evidence
shows that Mr. d. gave appointment 10 son Oh ssh'
man named Elliott from Philadelphia, at the sohcit@'
tion q, his constituents. IL also shows That
Mr. j. paid certain parties here the sum OF
$1,000 for tho appointment, but that Mt BOWEN
did not receive any OF the money Many persons WI"
are supposed 10 about the investigation are uhd'
stood by the Committee ID entertain fears that 'n'y
give evidence they will render themselves liable 20 the
punishment provided by the old Bribery act quoted IN
Mr. Whttemore's case IL should be understood 10 tins
connection that subsequent law passed to protect wi"
famous Indian trial frauds provides tHa'
witnesses shall not be liable TO civil or criminal pfoseeh
ton based testimony elected before CObgress'on'
Committees
The House Committee Railroads and Canais ths
morning agreed TO report favoraby the bill authorL
ing the Norfolk and Jousy Railroad Company to con
struct a railroad from Norfolk Va, via Louisville N.Y.
to st. Louis, Mo-, with capital ofAOo0'0co
Mr. Latin will tomorrow introduce his resolution pr"
ydng for the new plan OF printing the Patent once r.
ports, whereby large amount OF money VIII DC ahhu""E
saved by the Government
CUBAN RECOGNITION - FINANCIAL IMPROVE
MENrs-GEoRGA DISABILITY BILL SIGNED
MR.. GOLLADAY'S CAsE--ABOUT TIE Loss
OF TIE ONEIDA.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
JJ Paul Minister TO the United states from 'e"e'n'
Ella died suddenly this morning At tho Ebbtt House u"
had been lately appointed Minister to this country ava
arrived in NewYOrk the 18th Of last month ana came
to Washington this morning with ms conhdehla scr
tary Mr. A. Hernandez who visited the state Depart
ment early this forenoon, and arranged lot az
ceased. Mr.. Hernandez, on returning 10 the hoc too
Mr.. Paul lying on the bed IN his room eompaiming a.
dizziness in the head. lie attempted TO rlse but mmedl
80 nr a. e CIV was Immediately sent for aud every
effort made by electricity, Installation &e 10 restore ahi-
nation but without success n pOst-lnOfleln ehauhS'
ton was held by Dr Potter Cox and Drinkhead, reveal
ing apopexy cause Of death Mr. Paul was %
years Of age and Lawyer or ehlueuce I'D Neneaue,a.
where he leaves wife and eight children HIS remains
we're sent by to-nighrs train TO New'lOrk secretary
Fish paid his respects to Mr. Hernandez secretary OF the
late Minister at the Ebbt House, this evening express
| ing his deep regret AZ the melancholy event. -
Gen sheridan Forwards here report ron If
Dakota Territory relating TO Indian anairS IN mat d,s
trct giving information cohcsrhng ' ne irHmeni
the Indians toward the wnltes ahd Tue I,'i
| The report dated Port Suy, teO. ~ Gen; etshay
says: Little White swan Chief OF c0nsIdetaDle lnnu.
ence aud Importance among the sioux h.h, pSHdG n
last October. spent nearly year az inc 'neycpInr
! Agency,
feehne confident that he would bring in nearly all his
people For several months he sent Ia cheering accounts
Of the disposition of the Indians; but aiter JONI Io
ards the renegade murderer Joined the Big Camp every
thing changed and Little swan slipped on ~ tne mioue
vim him few DAYS ago lie says all the Indians had
promised and had made mp their minds 10 stop hOstn'
ties, but that Richards and his relations among Ho
Ogaelaelas had succeeded in changing the minds OF
large part OF the warriors, and mat hosu!ues tn'
coming Summer viii be worse IMAM ever. lle os f
aeas part the BTuleS who v i'm The Ogelaelae
and about half the MDnecohgOns are already hostile ana
I rff..n mt
Platte Little swan says that as soon as one parry
comes in another goes out He KNOWS ' Oh u ~
killing several white men, and they had brought III
great many mules lie represents the Sous Ores az sl
fesrnD psace and thai tie Uncapapas better dis
posed than they have been for year, The ncspalas
have winered in the Missouri above the leowsone.
The Indians give the particulars Of severe night az
follows: party OF ~ Crows foot came near tbe
uncapapas camp 10 steal horses IhSy cauSndt w, Nv.
other they INTO the Indian village Inc SIOUX
warriors mounted and followed the Grove whom they
found the Top Of sharp bafe WITH breastworh o
piled up. The sioux charged them se'oia uDie'
cher the spotted Eagle then forward and offered
to lead aud die il the rest Woud folio" hu. ne VS.
b ar a. and ended The mater with knives The
had n OF their number Killed on the spot and hNe othc
wounded will VET die" regard Little Swan'- account of
the intentions ana disposition as Trustworthy lie ish
supcrior Indian and has always been faithful Inc posi-
and the settlers in wyoming Will feel The effect 81
this change of disposition m The sioux and some oi me
best Indians here mink viii tecl II on tho hissonn
River also. ..,.--.,. .
rit,i ial Government fIr this District
The Honse committee ON Roads and Canals today
agreed 10 report bill authorizing The construction Oh
railroad from Norfolk VIA. Louisville 10 StLoul' Tue cap
taI stock of the Company being siO,OO.oo
The follow ing nominations were sent IN 10 nay JosPh
Piukham TO be United states Marshal FOR lddbo; VIZ
liam Ieahy of Internal EeNenno Tor th'
Eighth District of virginia. john NJ. sullivan 10 Dsro
tor of Internal Revenue the Twenty -thrd lsutt
~ e. : WIu-fc cad To be Collector 81 inter
nal Revenue Tor the flfth District 81 North Iatoba
George +. MARROW, j., 10 be Postmaster Al ZELDA
Alabama. $780,, ~ o.
The President accepted she designations ~ the foi
lowing named officers. take effect from The la' SET "p
poe their names: capt L. Il. Hull Brcyct ldeatenah
Goenel Of the 18th l. :. Infantry, Aug q l'o VINO j.
hereby relieved from assignment 10 that REGIMENT
Second Lent. John J.. Peterson OF the 81 l. :.
Infantry Feb 49, ls1O Second lent john Nhte 81 the
10th l.. :. Infantry, March /. 1919. 49,.
GeI SchOneld was examined by the Committee on MIL
tary Affairs to-day relative To the alleged sales e" cade'
| sLjDs by Congressman Butler of Tennessee
Cant Edward ". Smith, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel I'M
assigned Is transferred TO the 18th Infantry second
Lieut. Jesse G. Chance. unassigned Is transferred 10 VI"
18Th Infantry; Lieut. l.. > heyser Is ordered 10 WASH"
| ington. TO be examined for promotion.
Insln Franklin j. Drake has been detached from sig
mai duiy At Washington. and ordered To the Colorado az
signal Officer The ictachlHg FIRST ASSISTANT Eh
0inr"r 4 T. h. MullcU from the Plymouth has b'eh re
yOkcd.