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, 1881-12-21

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McQuatl, u nnttvo trtsltli,nn, aud Casholiu
HIsnop ot Itochcstnr n.l.rrxseti n jargc cu.,xro-
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hH4'cH's'on ~ tao Aau" Io"Aae' 81" 'e"'a'@a
On this subject wer.f Us Iulluws;
"nrfuro xlytux thu instructions of lilo Sab.
,,, Thar, n,e s.,t,r tb,t,us which wjsJ nlututy
"o1''' 's'!o "a' eo'o '' su,'s '', -. vs.. u.s.. . rs't
tu aay u this conGteHHalo'ls aA. 'of tnat nattcf
to ny uIucese. Thu subjeot IL u tte'eato as'9.
ul,a tn ptuyunt misunderstanding nnl tnisQtiotu-
t.oo u4so ,"ket. Hl's w ~ as'1 sos =
c'e'lr anu alS'lt1a' o4Petss""' 1aosu ioh'arks
arc lntensttl tur those otlY "no 10 uas dcs1y tho
, 1881-12-21
PER

'vots ~! MARCHING AGAINST THE HEAD"
.peARrEl,3 or EN.ulCrArnK I'IElt0LA.
,.; t;ASAAA. Dec. 10,-A Llma correspondent.
:, ,,.et datt Of Nov. ii, says: "The ruuaors
4@ 49,, 11e visit Ut tho United states steamer
,"ska. M %htcl. wesp rife Inst week, but which
~ ~ ol'e credited. proyud to have been found
~ ls,s w saet. She called Mt Mualen..0 nta.i
,,aa aea brother nf Garcia Caldprol,, WHO Is
sa.,.! .a ~ l!ase been ths hearnr Of funds md
,s,1, ,1taetions for tho lcatlars OF the revolution
~. ,s;sast f!erola. Thura see,>s to ha truth III
ass, s statement, since directly altcr hts ar-
di,sa.I ~ tlat city ttoops were marched lit the
Ho'a, Hestoh Vt Ayarncho, tho headquarters Ut
inn,tasa iss a1a Ills frlentls, md Mt present tho
mi n' aM oi 1'tsN III tho eyes OF Ills followers
rs,.s a.! E'ltopenn diplomats, who have never
Hs,"aatto Hsa 70 recognize him us tho head 0t tl,o
ttnt,4u!e. What peupIo Will say III tho
tss;a 1ai'ea States WHEN they iearn that ono of
n,,a "saf"scssels tins been used to assist a
~" u civil strife ean readily he LII.
, 1881-12-21

Tho West 6do police h.lye succeeded In
capturing Il Noted thiet who has undDu1t.
ctlly l,ecu at tho Luttuna Ut u largo NUM-
her Of recent hurx!asses III tho North and
West Divisions. The particular cslsu thoy
havo upon blu p0w ID tho bus9!Asy
Of Henry Flentyc'a tailoring establishment ut
Ms ~ kias'o .tlsg; a., IT,, ssss!Hraay mixht oncos
capsuie.t rEnrk Ppnny. a nntnrious Durellr and
rubber. having ~ hi possession two b0'ts ut
nuaely fhA worth ut stun takcn fr0n rtuutyn's
place. The nhcGr hrs x1HAi o4aa IN tbs isl(0w.
pd will stick hin fOr lurM Ut Joliet u such Il
thlnk t,u possible,
, 1881-12-21
serious Accident 1t, n Mine.

roTTsvlLt.E, i'i., Dec. A.-Whilo tho miners
weso rubbing pillars at the Otto Gallery one
pillar stnrttt to run, cnusinr u hcavy rush Of
wind, which drove gus into n hrcast where Il
number OF iuiller5 wero ut work. Gus wuB
forgc1l Into tile snfoty-lamps and nm explosion
fAlInwed, seyiai4ty huruny 'rhnu,nA Mcaly.
Frank Dt>r1nor. md Patrick KtlrltinG. MfGh0e
taynnnnEh was driven through tho bMttery and
b1uly cut.
, 1881-12-21
Preparations for the Arrest Of
One Hundred Lady Land
Leaguera.
The Euglislt Unullllng to Rcl1erc tint
Chilean In isetng Tried Dc.
c0runs)y.
fbt,tT-fonr Mon Killed and Thirty-aix 1u-
jursd at the Mine Explosion
Near Bolton.
THE H1.rr1s1r.

THE rnII.IEl.y DISASTER.
IpxnoS, Dec. 21.--Ttlirty*four killed aud
tIIrty.sx lujuru,E'l by tho explosion III the
coal mine Ut Dulton.
GttIrEAtj'a THAI.
The Tlmca, in apeakinH OF thu t1niten't
tasp, says: "N0thns IN criminal procedure
eyer cnnu!etl tie lax!ty oi Ills trial. What
sbuultl hNya heei, n grave Investigation Inns
bcc,n,c surt nf entertainment. Although
4 murderer aud etenl, tinliuan Ilas prt'-
ducc,i the most farcIeal trlnl over heard OF.
yY,f that hn llAs attained nntorlGty az 4
criminal. hr is bunt on showing Ills fmftts-
ta,,ct, 'l'hn luxity of tito proceedings IL
neither ,aell,ld by the eo.,.lnet Ut the i'ipse-
cu.iol1 Il0r By discretion Oh the tnrt Ut tue
prrsiI1!ng Jntlge.'
Lo,tp rnr1S c.AMrt,Et.tr
Liberal member III Parliament tor Argyle
sltra, has joined tho Irish Property Defense
Committee.
AFFIXED AYiw:tHu,
formerly cnntectc'l will .lalilps Stephens,
the Feistau tle,lt-rentre. nrtl tho prGsent Spc-
tgtury Ia .lo.hars. the Hucr commander,
cnnes to England tn lecture OH behalf Of lfH
puers Ut tia Trnnsynal nYnlnst tho Angln-
Doer convention
4 TALE Of wn.
seyentcel 1T tho crew Ut tile steamer Bath
Ctr, from Bristol Tor New Drl,. spolsen by
the steamer Marathon Dec. oil st. .}0hns.
N.F., hare arrived Mt LtyerpGof Tlin bark
william, j. Foley picked theM up Oft New
!oundJarnl. The Bath City sprang enk olr
Newfoundland ,l,lflng heavy weather, mid
sahk. The crew Ut twenty.scven tncls. III
cudlng tl,a Cnptafn took to twn hDats. Onu
Of The bouts capslzed, ANIL funr Of tho Occll-
psals wetu drowned. Thu rDu,nin'ng twenty.
three men wure exposed tn extreme cdlf,
trum the effects OF which tho Captain nllll
tive Ut tho crew tlicsl. {fhe' e'stsrrivutsswuro
three ,'nys md nights In the buats III dc.
pIarable co!,'ltslu,,.
Thu cllief inntr nf the Dath city reports
heavy weather experienced nttcr leaving
B,!s.ol. Tia vessel bsgan making water os.
tle l7!ll of November, md lost her rl,tl.ter
thc 9uE. All halu,s left The yesseI tie Ill Of
DECEMBER. Tho survivors have beetl sent to
The Northern Hospital Ut Liverpool, badly
fEoat.bitten.
THERE WA9 \ HEAVY GALE
ia f,nndon atut alnug the western coast
Tuesday. At nslstol last night 4 chimney
stuck WIS blown down upn, house, killing
two prrstns atut in1urinx Thirteen. The gallo
VAS v!olpht III Frllcr. The hnpt|ts In tie
aower market, Paris, were blown down.
Aany WRECKS on the French coast nre re-
ported,
, 1881-12-21
Imprisoned by II Railway Frog.

LorIav1I.I.E, KY, Dec 1p.-rhnnns Gafney.
M cnplDyt Of tho City Railway Company. wis
urosstug the riIlway trdcks nj fourteenth and
Rhwut, streets thIs mnrf,it1g ut about So'c1Hck.
when tho tntln OF thu JefIors0hville. slHdisnn h
Indianapolis Railroad, backtnR tu~nrti him.
caught him on ona fuut. which was eal4ht In n
Fir. and crushed 1t Rnyprcly, atst run HCrrsA tho
us&ur iGK heuw TIC kpc. cutting 1t entirely uir.
tHtnry IN II lnn,r bnt Industrious tt,att, With il
fantly. Hts Huiferngs were terrible, and 1t ts
feared nAy end fatally.
, 1881-12-21


ssfttai n!pa:eh to The Chttaso 7+ihans.
CLEVELAND, H.. Drr. .h-ja1Cph Anton tlrrtz,
e ycars nh. cDtninltt,sl sHIc,to ly putting II
bullet thrWlgh his right temple last night. III.
retrcl to hiH room In tho ho,,au " hls sut,-,t-
Inv on Cnstlc ntcn,Ic. and, nut Appearing this
mIrllnK WIS ttscuvGr,.1 dead l hsa s,otn. 1rrtz
laA hccI considered herhnpel, md ottru hatl nt4
uf tle@sN'u1enay. during which hs inntie several
attempts IL ett. ttH life. He hah lived tn Al!u
lust tUrll,
, 1881-12-21

THE I.ATt: ATHEIST OF StIfl1lsTs.
LONDON, Dec. n0.-A dispatch fr0ln VI
ennn sstys tilt. Iatu arrests at st. Petersburg
took plncu In The horu TINT tho person who
lost tho detailed pIn,' ut tic Custtp Ut 1nts~
cilEnn, which the police picked up III plct-
ure galsery, might oe found. Tho red inarks
OH ti,n plan sersnrtt tn Indicate W!.esu dyM@-
mite lnfsht be psncnd.
, 1881-12-21

DrnItS, dee. W.--ratrick Dunno, n farmer
Frar Abbey 1.elx, County Queens, Inns bnen
mufercd BY his brotlcr Tlmuthy, who re-
Gently rtnrllud from .Annrlcn, nl,u wished tn
sct pnsscss!uN Ut tho lnrl,t. Timothy isas ab-
seonaed, md Is supposed to hnys Rora back
~ America.
MISS t'.t1lHEEt.
announces that IT tile njlicc of the Latltes'
Land League Is seized correspondence can
besent 10 Helen Tasiar, LondosL
An!sfsTEp.
Jalln Cfancey, II prominent member OF the
Laid l.ea:sl,e. llns bcen arrested.
SEcHs:r ORGANIZATION.
belief exists TINT there Is 4 secrdt rs well
a'ah Open organization disturbing Ireland
aaa threatening sntsu'ts danger.
1i,0lt SHERIFF uF ncnJ1S.
The el.nrl-i4lentenait NJ Ireland Inns select-
"a I. nwyer uray rs High ShcrlH Of Dublin
for ISL.
independent md I.lbural member Of Parltn-
a!tht fur tho County OF Cork, Inns resigned
as membership In tho llonIc-lsMle League.
fltE 1.n$r1S MANSION IlOl'sE FuSl,,
1"F thu relief pf distressed Irish Indies,
amounts tU $4,000.
..... THE nECiSioS3
stne to In tie l.nnd Cnurt arc regarded with
ul'saftsl'!rtlon by many Ut the tolianss In the
Mo9i''' WIN t,s|ege that t1tey nre injured by
Ut Mo maintenance ut tuo lllel sca(e Of rent.
,hpY ape sant II communication to the chlcf
..ou'a!ssloucrs asking that urllllt''s yalua.
Nun aflall nut he considered rs bNsis.
ga, TILE CONFORMATION OF DuI1LfX
"aay considered tile question Ut comforting
,a;, ms ,lfeeloM Ut tho city upnn rarIell a1ld
uA1ol. The proceedings were dtsor4erly,
NY the meeting dissolved on technical
THE T.AntES.
AnFnl hero hhs received orders for 100 beds
@ ~. u,o Granga G0rnan. female prison, In
'as'espatlon ot tho arrest Of Lady-Leaguers.
FIX ATHEISTS
~4AS under tho Coaeclon net,
, 1881-12-21
Attn4ltn Frying tu tkpop out the SMALL
fsu&.

12tttal UIsoastt q tn CANa0o tribune.
ATLANTA, Eu., nec a0-Tho fearful epidemic
Of smallpox now ruHln9 III tho West has brought
thu City ca1,uli VI AtItA to lts feet. and tn tue
1npotsnp hrii inst night Il resolution wns pa.se.t
Appr0prltttnx $l,U0 to defruy tho expenses Ut
vacelnntinn anu tustrlctluR tue nUass1 Of flcMtlh
IN nrt,cGpA with thu work. Snia1i-ppx II thb t,Nty
.lauasu tl1at h,ls uvcr tHurcd " Mn rp!deniu lii
Atlanta, uuu every effort Will bg Mnab III prcva4t
tlls tllseslso butng hr1uxht noro troul the Wrst
and distributed AbUut Thu city,
, 1881-12-21
A SWELL CLUB At GRAND RAPIDS,

. AV3f1aI U11EI{tN 70 TN EHtI1tE 1F13lhE.
'GItARD llAplus, A!tch., Uep, s1-A feW weeks
stnce a social club. known ~ rho ruuinsu.
lar Club, compogcd uf abous 1ho Of the most
proaslnuMs gvuslesneM OF tho city, tsscsaect-
i've Ut ewetls, professions, or occupations,
VIVA turnIcd hero. and about TINT ttino scunred
of the rIly, tho Mortun honestcad. for u club.
htlse. Ii hag bprn f1rnlsbed at all expcrsa af
several thousand datlnrs. and tonight tho club
Hlan4 opening Or tecepuuus which Was
, 1881-12-21

nginct. The s1tiHrior o11Ecsrs nf TIC fleet aro
lHt at n!t satisfied nj this ,tW.y given tho
Alaska ~ MlHfstcr !inrI!lnt. Had II INT
lHHll l',f tlictr rutllol+trA.,ccs tAa uct wAuIA
lEayr bur1te Il ttiisnru snriuui cl,attcler.h
, 1881-12-21
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.


hn1nHaTOX Nt <khdHfSs
apxtta. lsitp4it.. tV Ta+ CA.:aau Tribune.
Qulxcr, H., llcn. !0.-Thn report ns s.aall.uox
l,ayIru nlutle It's appearances here 10 tt'sa'y With
cut Foundations. The rhyalciuns saS that nut
oyen Il cknp OF yArn!tld hns teen found. 4 tow
tlays nxU Il raso Mplwarcd III tinnns"rll. M tho
llnnnibal 4 1t. Joseph iioad. wnst Of here. and
tho h.tusv whcro tho l,ntlcnt lny was imtncdlntg-
Is t,u,.gaNttned. II turns mt tA ha SArlnltN,
euths, hIu, Mls0 supposed II hs smnll.M,x. provo
II liz vnrlulLl1. l1leru mrc tI0 other indications
OF tue tlisHaau Ia All this region.
, 1881-12-21

3lnn' III Halo Itnaltc tcli@ nt Eau Trntsclsco.
saS FRANCISCO, Dec, 1o-Danlel Hale Ifnskell
tlIud Saturday III tho AltnsAn,lsu, h,avtux l'cen
arrested as brnkcn.town, st'stntn- -infcstel
bcRgnr. In curly alays Eo was mnnagsr ut tho
lanking and rxIrcts holfse hf Adams d Co., with
an inruInc nf $si1Utht pGr ycMr. liz gave ntt his
means IL rMaearnr ~ save tue lnltk. retirntt
tnin puyerty, md tuok to drink, With the above
, 1881-12-21

Spsetai Nitbole.. The CA4eaoo Tribune.
DANvlLI.E, H., t}cc. 1p.-A man namtsI MANUEL
Asto,l> af this city, WIS Killed tn tho lrapo
Crcet tnlnes this nftcr1lonu. ne WA nj work
nt,oye, md wien tho drlsrt tn tho regular
round tur cont came 10 Aston's rtsotn hY 'y!ts
found lcld nn,torneath II h,ayy full OF Gual. Io
WAS II yours I'D h,2d NsArfes4.
, 1881-12-21

MINfATEK TN AMENIcA.
TttE IEAauE, Dec. M.--llu.Iolph .yon
pcs,rl, N1lnlstcr Resident af tile Net1lerfandG
At Washington, Ia transferred to Ca,'stalitt-
nople. and Atr. Wtcknerlln appointed Mill"
liter ut Washington.
, 1881-12-21
1t N'cat Lay Cisy+ Lns* eBO,000t Iskttr-
nn4N. Af1.uUl.

ant4. Ri3 400.
nErnOI7, Mfch., Dec. ab.-A fro In West 1,ay
City last night burned tho Shepard & Apllll
l,lock, Fisher & tlurrinatan l3loek, and ved,ler
Di.1ck. Tho principal. plncos destroyed wero tlsu
fisher Oics- House, lhelps & Co.'S slly.gootls
storc, Weler's harlwara store, th6 taay
Comfy E&umIIIcr oil Ciiy ut1ltpa ana ltrcon1s,
E,rrAtA drugstore. Aggregate. h>ss. xst.ltD:
lnrxest iaseta. y. d. Flsh9r, block, $tlNU: lItps
4 Lt,., dry Koods, t..3A0. Tosal tusuras,re,
, 1881-12-21
IIDLTIjI J. DDOKH.
First Edition, $4,000.
OUR LITTLE Ones.
Original Stories and Poems.
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, 1881-12-21

spfttai Dtspatfh to I7a chteoeo Tttsuht.
Four WAYSE, lnsla r,cc. ia scwor cavcd In
ol, Culnnt,La strcor this after1oo,. pnrtlaliy
tnIrytng 'Nborcr nn1letl Jn.,n Hhanxhensoy.
lie .,ted before tho rarth w,4 taken uT h1h1. He
leaves u Wills 4tl three Children.
, 1881-12-21

Annt.Es9 Tn THE Ti!t.oSF.
UuctfAnfsT, Dec. W.-rha Chamber 0f
Deputies adoptosl tho address to tho throne
by a vote Ut VI to Ii.
, 1881-12-21
4 Futnt Drive II, 4tDc Dark,

Spts.Al ysspatth to Ths Chtedo1 1rtbane.
DunuQuE, H., Ice. ..o.-Alcrt Atnwer And Ills
cs,tlsn. living ut tho Two-Mlla lio,,sc, beyond
East Dubuque, started for homc last evening.
They i,st ihev why und drove III sterp sn.-
insstisitiy killed., 6renk,nR ill., nrek lii tic fill.
THO uthrr man WIS hadly hurt but nlligGd TO
get to Il house ncar by and EiyD tho a1Arir.
, 1881-12-21
nIEtiGkiIE

"eHGtWF1 =
THO physiological reluy4nns,r nj lhu organic
arslent, md bpeuttiU tltin fur In.tsntaneY, hler.
lll1y, homlnAl WuakI,ras, loss pf memory. Ierv-
uuA tteblltty. slte af,tl nuryuuk datlAeh1; G,-
stltttonnl ruuIelly fUr flysuc}M.u Atid V1lrsI1Va
ty supplying nerve at,l tIrAls pt,nss.. -elt hY
ninll prupAi,t, 81 per box; Il fur g. fuIHphcta
nailMtd M fEGe. vnn srhaAgk. stFve,so,. C"': L
4ata hy MI .truxglatt.
, 1881-12-21

Hptt44s UtsINlth u ThF ChIeN9A IFlbNHFs
MILWAUKEE, Wls.. Dec. e1.-A tlro at an carly
hour thB morning Destroyed 4 largo stub!o, ico-
hol4sr. ntld kketis nj Luc,lemana rrsnrt, fnv0lv.
i,x Ii lnss ut $3l1: Iu lntussnct.. J. Ju1tca two
stypycl ut an euriy l,uur ibis 1nurtiIlIu, lt,ss
$t,aa]O; no Insurance. Tho last was tho work or
Uni tuccnttnry,
, 1881-12-21

IIor4tor<t'n Arid I'l.aspIsnto lts DyApap*la.
report very favorable results III the ttc,st-
n,cnt Ur i!ykaaai,sIA and kidney tn,uhlGt, by the
uHp Of iIusAlHl.ifa Acht l'husphntc. llust0n. i.
NJ, iitodNDtt, 81. d.
, 1881-12-21

!arensi,s Boot, lrun, unn Wtns, with
Clncholla, tho stailtlaM ,ntllc|llhl tnIo nF tal3
pipsrvssi''v axe: Il onrlches lilo nlool, prompt.
Y tnysE"snffss w % Hna nssyens sYs,s
bright cyiS. hli,py atHtp ot TutNl. Arunua drug
store, corner 3A1tsist strGct mid flfta avenue.
, 1881-12-21

Special utit<tteA to 1ss Ghleoo, GttlInt.
Ef.KuAtr, Ind, 1]co. @D.-uno frpEht.tratn ran
antO n,l.,tlior on tho Luke khore l. Atirhtgn
ssn,thcrt, Hallway this mnr,llnR. mile west Of
this pnee, with s.lrh force III IN knock oGr.
smnsh M, and telescope abo1t 4 1uxeu cars. Tue
loss Ia lnlfg hphry.
, 1881-12-21

saeeIat Dfspafeh to The Ca.edco Tribune.
st. CRO.x Fails, Wis., Dec. 20.-Earl Swan
aft,. farmer living III TITO town Of Aa.u River,
alu'ut Iiftuen tniIca from herc, came lnto lowt
mid reported that hts aun, u ycArt Ut ngc, hn
committed xuIchle by hanging hmAeif III tho
hny-iUfL When found hts knevs fcsled OH tho
hny. No cause ts MssIHnea.
, 1881-12-21

NMK1IlrA 13NFftFtf nf H8lkWnfEKs
laEsAAi,lH, IL r., leo al-Flgu this MnrnlnR
fatally destroyed tho round.MIusc a.ld nrr.cn-
t,ncs I.oss. sshxn: totally iAsurcal. Tho but Il!
ing WIS rr,a,c, uatl hal II quant'ty Of cuat oll
slorts, which uti1c.l to the Intensity Ut tho hpat
making 1t Impossible tu R!lyc ttlng.
, 1881-12-21
Two Women Killed ON n Hallway
TraclI.

SrEuHES vIt.t.E. O.. flcc. la--MarRarut jack.
son, I'LL e.'ery wou,nn, Nnd tier @1aug!tes Nancy.
werc killed i,lst4,tlly ntar l!nnltt's Station. on
tho PM Handle ltuutl ytstrriuy. by being struck
by au engine while GrtlsHtlis lilo track.
, 1881-12-21

Special NIspaf<h to Ias Eslfa4o 1ftbune.
1ACES1S, Mich, peu. lp.-LAst evening MIN
ugr,eA Henry HhGw, while cotnluR from the
ronm bver fiRuck's sAloon, missed hls footlnx
and fell llown-Ata|rs. Tho full broke bis neck,
an, is1 died In n Ipw 1ntnutrE. \ Cthoner'n ]hry
iulluy rslllerca Il vcrtllct OF neelcisul de,lth
Decreased WIZ agcll bs ycart. He lcurca INIT
rlei tuuhtrr,
, 1881-12-21
A Whole Family KILLED hy tlAe I:xplo-
.i0t, Of Isyisat.,tta,

HAnnfNl1UIItl, l0.. Dec. IV.-A Rptc!6I if6tn
yinlls tu lsolng to wors thls morning John 4. III
Erahuu,. Il miner, ptncr,! CHI Of dynamite on
h,a copk- -stuvr To dry. Tho lacknKG expltncd
with tlrcndIll lUrGc, tts,rtnx tilp building tu
lNeres md killing Ingram, his wife. ard tho.r
fNur children.
, 1881-12-21

Areiltl'. As,gsllgIa al,t1 tEll1to 1aase
EUsost,es-rt0ll, vufluihuH, alla psttna-oxcellrd
hy l,u!le, af!1 III, tniry rrcas: 4tcp III and AaYo
ytllr handkerchief liustuucl Ut Aseud's drug
lfJ
, 1881-12-21


Spsetal Dlspdf<h Ia me tnicaea Tffhnns
AfitWAuNRE. Wis, f}ec. .0.-fIuenarl Sccrn,
TUNER, committed suicide tnlay ly shouting
h!mscl II through thu hcad. M causo is u.s.
signed.
, 1881-12-21
T'UNIS.
1tNflE{tS1'+

TuS}s, Dec. ao.-tinl,. Logarot has gotle on
fscsllVxprtltlon south OF & f.os TO punish
rGcAicitrnnt tribes.
, 1881-12-21

DEVlNS IN GRAY'S SHOES,
IlnsruS, npe. :M.--lt ia stat1A that Judge lley-
ins viii bc npl'o!ntet' to succeed CAlel-Justlco
Gray ~ bend Ut the Supreme Cuurt Ut Sfussa-
t1lttett4.
, 1881-12-21

IkuasIx amlVo IL pMfIyaltcl for its
speedy hcalilg qualities. Ask YOUR druggist fur
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WdshingtO7a Notes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The principal items
Of the Indian appropriation bills are 81 ,397 300
for the several Sioux tribes; 1922 200 for re-
moval, settlement and subsistence of Indians;
and s250,00O for transportation OF Indian
supplies.
The navy appropriation bill will be reported
to the full committee Tuesday next.
Senator's Withers, Eaton and Blaine, snb-
committee on the army appropriation bill,
to-day heard the secretary of war, paymaster
general and chief of ordnance in explanation
of some of its details, and subsequently agreed
to report it to the full commission on Monday
next, without material amendment Mr.
Adams of Pittsburg, will have hearing
Monday next on the fortification BILL
The war department issued an order to-day
abolishing dress caps fol officer and directing
that hereafter helmets be worn with trim
mings to designate the different branches of
the services. The color for infantry will be
white, cavalry yellow, artillery red, signal ser
vice orange.
Tke Farragut statue will be unveiled April
21st.
1t is understood the president has decided to
reappoint Claiming Richards United States
district attorney fer Cincinnati.
Col D. B. Sacket has been ordered to report
to the secretary of war as inspector general of
the army. His nomination is reported decided
upon by the president.
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CAMP POPLAR CREEK.

Dispatch from Major Hges-His Prisoners
Sent to Fort Buford Ready to Take i'm
the Sitting Bull Camp When Necessary
Humane Treatment OF the Captives.
CANT POPLAR RIVER, NJ T., Jan. 6.
To Breck, adjutant general Department
of Dakota, st. Paul:
Your dispatch of 4th inst received
We all feel grateful to the depart
ment commander for his kind words to
us, and he can rest assured that we are
ready to carry out his plans to the letter.
Since the second inst, when it became
necessary to resort to extreme measures
against the hostiles, l have shown nothing
but kindness to them, and have abstained
from taking any steps which might have
any influence upon Sitting Bulls move
ments. He, with about $50 warriors,
is about fifty miles from here
now, and l am able
and ready to bring him in whenever such
duty is entrusted to my hands; whenever
the peaceful negotiations of Major
Brotherton and Scout Allison arc ended,
L am ready to move against the remain
ing hostiles, and am fortunate enough in
the appointment of my command to be
sure of success.
This morning L started the hostiles,
under command Of Capt. ]. M. Bell
with his company F, Seventh cavalry, for
Buford. There are over three hundred
souls, seventy-four of whom are full
grown bucks. The ''Gall' and the Crow
on foot, the Black Horn in shackles and
the women and children in wagons.
The number oflhorses will reach about
one hundred and fifty, as have given
about forty of them to the Yanktonais
who assisted me, and as many of them are
yet hidden in the hills. Capt. Bell, with
the prisoners, Will reach Buford by the
10th inst, and L think it well that his
should be kept there for guard
duty. The detachment of the Seventh
under command of Lieut.
Booth, would desire to keep here for
the present; they are all good marksmen
and serve the artillery pieces. Nothing
heard yet of the train from Fort Keogh.
am unable to purchase more hay in
this country at any price, and the animals
are now eating willow branches, but they
are doing we'll Thermometer 2S degrees
below zero this morning with much snow
falling, but we can move whenever told
to do so. and think it will have to be
done. ILGEs, Major.
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Sale Extraordinary.

On Monday, Jan 10th, we will commence
our annual clearing out sale of Linens and
White Goods.
Bleached and Cream Damasks by the yard.
Bleached, Cream and Colored cloths, all sizes,
with Napkins to match.
Fringed Cloths, and Napkins to match.
Huck, Damask and Bath Towels.
Knotted Fringed Towels, Hand Loom Tow
els.
Russia and American Crashes, Irish Linens,
Family Linens, Pillow Linens.
The balance of our stock of foreign and do
mestic Quilts will also be sold at sacrifice.
An early inspection will repay any person hav
ing even remote interest in this department.
D. W. INGERsoLL & Co., st. Paul, MINI.
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Masonic Installation.

ST. Johns Royal arch chapter No. 8
installed the following officers last Mon
day evening, the intalling officers being
M. E. G. III. .,sW. G. Bronson, of Still
water, and M. E. Fl. p Grove B. Cooley:
King-A. H. Salisbury.
Scribe--John Wilson.
Cof HI M. Williams
p. sc G. Brand
r. A. &C. NJ Foote.
Treasurer-C. Woodbury..
Secretary--S. Martins.
G. NJ Of third vail--George Rickard.
G. M. of second vail-F Dillingham;.
G. M. of first vail-W H. Campbell
Sentinel-Wm Cove
After the installation exercises the
officers and members adjourned to the
banquet room, where splendid banquet
had been prepared, to which full justice
was done.
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Duughters of RebeEab.

Minnehaha Lodge, No. 13, Daughters
of Rebekah, 1. o. o. F., had public in
stallation of officers at Odd Fellows hall
last Wednesday evening. The officers in
stalled were:
N. G.-Mrs. G. B. Foster.
V. G.-Mrs. G. E. Haynes.
Treasurer-Mrs. w. c. Greenway.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. S. F. Stan
ley.
Financial Secretary-Mrs. Viola STAN
ley.
W.-Mrs. Greenway.
Con.-Mrs. HI. F. Conner.
L. G.-Mrs. Stanley.
Addresses were made by Messrs. Allen,
Foster, Hurd, Harrison, Brewer and
Robert
The occasion was very enjoyable and
pleasant. Mr.. Satterlee furnished some
very choice music. The attendance was
large, and socially, the. installation was a
success.