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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-12-17
NISCELLANEOCS.
THE TARIFF BILL,

Asked at noon to-day what he thought
the prospects were,of the Morrison tariff
bill being taken up for consideration, Maj.
member Of the house committee on ways
and means, said: Il think the vote will be
extremely close and doubtful. That is the
only prediction [ wish to make about it, 1t
is not true, as reported that the republicans
will vote for consideration. do not know
of single republican Who will vote for
consideration, although there may be two
or three who will do So" 1t is generally
believed that the bill will be taken up for
consideration by very small majority.
SPECULATION REGARDING A DAKOTA
ITDGESHIP.
1t is said that the position of associate
Justice of the Dakota supreme court, vice
Church, appointed governor, lies between
Hollis, of Missouri, and Hill, of Dakota,
with the chances in favor of Hollis.
MONTANA INCLUDED IN THE BILL.
The senate bill providing for the admis-
sion of Washington territory into the
Union was taken up by the house commit
tee on territories to-day and amended by
adding a section including Montana within
the scope Of the bill. In this shape it will
be reported to the house.
THE NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15. - Comptroller
Trenholm appeared before the house COM
mittee on banking and currency to-day, by
request, to state his views touching the ma
tional banking system. He submitted for
the consideration of the committee draft
of bill amendatory of the laws relating to
national banks. The fifth section requires
that the bonds required to be kept on de-
posit in the treasury, as basis for circula-
ton, shall be interest bearing, and when
such bonds are circulated they must be re-
placed, within three month after notice, by
interest-bearing bonds, and in default the
comptroller is authorized to appoint re-
ceiver to close up the. affairs of the bank.
THE CONSULAR APPROPRIATION BILL.
The house committee on foreign affairs
to-day completed the consideration of the
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-12-17

virtue of an act of congress or executive Or
der, the secretary of the interior is author
lied, whenever in his opinion any reserva-
tion of such Indians is advantageous for
agricultural and grazing purposes, to cause
said reservation to be surveyed, or resur-
veyed if necessary, and to allot lands in
said reservation in severalty to Indians 10
Gated thereon, upon their application, in
quantities as follows: To each head of
family, one quarter section; to eachxsingle
person over Is years, one-eighth section; to
each orphan child under Is, one-siXteenth
section: provided, that in case there is not
sufficient land in any of said reservations
to allot lands to each individual of the
classes above named, in quantities as pro-
Vided above, lands embraced in such reser-
vation or reservations shall be allotted to
each individual of each of said classes pro
rata In accordance with the provisions of
this act. 1t further provides that for pc
riod of twenty-five years, the conveyance
of any such allotted lands shall
be illegal. 1t makes allottees sub
ject to state and territorial law and
prohibits any territory from passing any
law denying to any such Indian within its
jurisdiction equal protection of law. The
rights and privileges of citizenship are con-
ferred upon every Indian born within the
territorial limits of the United States, to
whom allotments have been made, and
upon every Indian who has voluntarily
taken up his residence and adopted the
habits Of civilized life. The provisions of
the bill do not extend to the territory occu-
pied by the Cherokees, Choctaws, Chica-
saws. Seminoles, Osages, Miamis, Peorias,
Sacs and Foxes in the Indian territory, nor
to any of the reservations of the Seneca ma
! ton of New York Indians, nor to the strip
| of territory in the state of Nebraska ad-
joining the Sioux nation on the south, ,!nor
does the bill authorize the abolition of any
reservation until the consent of majority
of the male members 2l years of age shall
be obtained.
Mr.. Burns, of Missouri, called up the ur-
gent deficiency bill for public printing, re-
ported yesterday. He said the public
printer was confident that in the future he
could do all the public printing for $2,OOO.-
900, instead of s2,4OOOOO, which heretofore
had been expended. The bill passed, and
the house went into committee of the whole
on the sundry civil bill.
Mr.. Atkinson, of Pennsylvania, moved to
increase to S2OOo!OoO thel appropriation for
the outdoor relief of persons entitled to en-
trance into soldiers home. Rejected-1O1
to III. The committee then arose and re-
ported the bill to the house and the previ-
Gus question was ordered. The house then
adjourned.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-12-17

addressed the senate in opposition to the
bill. He argued that if executives of state
governments could not be trusted-as they
were not-with kingly power. it was still
more important that the national ex-
ecutives should not be trusted with such
power. .a,... -..# III ....
Mr.. George made constitutional and
historical argument in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Evarts said he would vote for the
bill; that grounds of constitutionality
would not cover his vote, nut that the
grounds of eNpediency would.
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bette, DIES calculs biliaires, dc rob6
site, de rangine de pcitrlne, etc.
Sur 100 militaires interrog6s, on
ma trouve Qu;un cas- de migraine
(che- an otfcier), tandls quill ell Il etc
trouve 20 sur 100 Seminaristes ct
10 Il 100 religieuScS. On volt, par
cette statistique. Influence celia
tante de la profession sGdentaire.
LIE meilleur traitement de la mi
graine est hygienique. II consiste
a soigner d'aborl rttat general, en-
prescrivant lie regime recommends
bic aux gOutteuX ct aux rhumati.
SAINTS. lie sujet evittra In tension
cerebrale ct les causes d'irritation
de Festomac. LhydrothGrap;e lui
Sera preScrlte avcc avantage.
lie meilleur traitement de I'acces
consiSte dams les lnins de pieds 81
napiseS, Fintlsion lie ftuilles de me-
nyanthe additinn"re de lenx gram
mes de hromuIe de Professionalism
tois, Ia d~igitaline ct IL qninine. En-
fin tOuS les anteurS rrcO nEandent
lie repos absolu. Cependant, IN
mOuVemnnt Xif It Slbit est ENABLE
d'arrttcr TaceeS. plus que IL repos
lul-mrne. moNcn puIcmrnt palia-
tit, curatifjamaiS! Lastgne raconte
Illlstolre SniNantr dun general Qui
fit mt'e d In conGucte de TAimtrie
Pris dune IN Magazine heblGmadaire
il sc talSait, cOurageusemnnt, hiSSer
sur son cheval. Et il avancait ainsi.
demi-nauseeuX, demi-vomissant.
porte 4 la ttte de Sa cOlOnne. DeS
les prem!ers conps de fuSils, l'acces
Sc d~issipait. Mais il tallait rencon
trer rennemi....C moyen nest
pas, d'aillenrs. "a la portee dc tous
les migraincuX. Mais, CONNIE il
montre eloquemment Ia puissante
action du moral sur Ia physique!
DR.. +. Monin.
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nier chiffre du cube r6pOndant Il )
AL tableau /, In racine est 45.
On volt quill sutfit de SAVIOR par
cGur ces deux tableaux pour Sc
faire aisement la reputation dun
prOdigieux calculateur mental, en-
fournissant d'emblee la racine GU
bique de tout nombre %au.dessous
de $4,000. Et II nest pas necessai-
re d'allonger beancoup Ia liSte pour
atfronter DIES nombreS de sept, hut,
dix chiff'res OF advantage.
AlnSl done, 81 renvie vous en-
prend, VOuS pOuveZ, sans Ell rien
dire, vous faire passer pour un phe-
nomene en- calcnl. En- apprenant
les tableaux qui precedent vous
pOurrez en- remontrer au plus sa-
want.
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PREPARATIONS SCIENTiFI-
CUES.
IN PROCEDE DE CALCUI..

Encore une illusion qni Sen va .
Les caIcuIateurs pllenomenes ne Sc
raient nullement ce qu'on les Il cru
ttre jusqu'ici. Leur puissance cal,
culatrice sc resoudrait supplement
d une memoire assez dGveloppGe.
LIE secret Went de nous ttre re.
vel6 par un Journal dc Eienne.
Tout lie monde connait ccs prodi-
ges qui arrivent "a eStraire mental
ment les racines cnbiques avec une
rapidite vertigineuse. Or il parai-
trait, ct nous allonS lie demontrer,
que cette facult6 calculatrice con
sisterait supplement a Sc rappcler
certainS chiffres.
D'ailieurs III LOunaisSancc don
nee a tout lie monde du proced6 ma
pas settlement pour but de Geintler
lie ''truc" DIES mathematiciens phG-
nomenes. LIE procedG est d IL dis
position de tons ceuS Iui en- ont
beSOin ct veulent Ell user.
Rappelons d'abord qn'un cube
est lie produit dun nombre par son
care, c'est-a-dire de trois noH4Dres
semblables multiplies Fun par TAU
tire. Par eXemple l. tois l. ,ois II
1928. lie produit 1928 est i. cube
de y, ct l. est Ia racine cnhiGue
(ou troisieme) de LIS. Inutile din
diquer lei comment on sly prend ha-
bltGellement pour eXtraire unc IA
cine cubique. Montrons settlement
par quel artifice eltmentaire on
peut Iextraire instantaneous.
Tout Sc rebuilt d former les deux
tableanx suivants (qu'On peut con
tinuer indGfiniment pour les nom.
bres don't la racine cubique est au-
dessus de 1900
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TABLEAU l
-iAELEAE III

ST lon considere dams lie tableau
| lie dernier chitfre d droite des Gu
hes on remarque que chaque chiffre
ne revient qu'une seule fois. &c der
nier chiffre permet done de recon.
naitre quel est celui de la racine. II
suffira de retenir de ce tableau I.
tous les chiifres 4 droite les cubes.
Quaut au tableau Ii, il fault au con.
traire rapprendre par cGur en- en-
tier, ce Gui nest pas bien compli-
que, etant dome qu'on salt d6ja le
premier.
Soft maintenant d extraire la ra.
cine cubique de 65S,JG3 par exem-
pie. &c nombre 6tant compris entire
512,000 ct 10000 Oablcau ~, Ia
racine dot Sc trouver entire so ct
90. lie dernier 3 du cube rGponl an
chitire = de in racine (tableau i.
Done Ia racine cubique de G58.303
est 81.
Soft 4 extraire la racine cubioue
de CLIPS. Ellie Sc tronve, daDres
le tableau Ii, entire 40 ct so: lie der.
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Remede centre In dyssentcrie.

Gutrison ralicale TT garantie.
References nombreuses. AGressez
a Mr.. Omer Sayoie, chez Mr.. j.
Telemaque Badeaux. Lafourche.
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i:oTARv Jon rREsS.

Ayant tout lie materie' nhc"ssaire. nous sem
mes a meme d'exfcnter tour les "uvrtges ty-
pographiques qui nous Seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes 3afailes, entttes oe
features. tickets d'habitation. blanc>. eircu-
Iaires, etc. seront imprimrs dams lie Plus BRET
delai ct a DIES prix modcres.
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LA MIGRAINE.

torin"s. plus on moins sarieuses.
deN'is Ii simple douleur dun dies
cOtts de la tete, accompaunte dc
nanseeS, lns9u'auN tronhles les plus
marques DIES sens ct de la sensabi.
lite @tntrale. C'est, par essence.
unc maiadie persoAAelIe, ct Fon peut
dire que chacun sc fait i sol meme
sd propre miGraine. lie NAL san
nonce reimbursement, lie matin. par
la lourdeur physique, les frisonne-
mcnts, baIllementS, la perte dap.
petit, lie degojlt DIES ailments ct des
habltudeS aGreableS, dn tabac chez
les tumeurs. par eXemple. Bient0t
la doulenr de t6te, plus ou moins
intense, Occupe Tune DIES regions
OrbltalreS ct la Motto cOrreSpOn.
dante du front. lie moindre mou-
vement eveille d'insupportables Sc
couSSes. Ensuite reimbursement an.
raraiSSent chez lie m~igraineux, les
naus les It les vOmiSsemeuts. Les.
tomac a'OrS Sc contracte dune ma
Mere d~ou!oUreuse, la paau Sc cou-
vre dune sHeur iroide: rintelli~en.
ce ct Ia memoire sont pressure abo-
lies: le moral est irrite. Ia face pale.
La constipation est presque con-
stante.
On Il :enHrque, de tout temps.
les !iaiS0ns qui unissent la mi~raine
d Irritation de l'estomac. lie NAL,
en- ctfAt. Snryient Acknowledgement
a la suite d'tcarts de regime, on,
supplement, i Ia suite de linres-
ton d'aIiments particulars. C'est
alnsl que Llsegne ne pouvait GRO
guer du choco!at sans ttre pris dun
acce> migraineuS. Claude Bernard
etait iinpressionne de meme par
tOute boiSson acide. Pour d'autres
SuietS. &c scront le vim blame. IL
pale ale. Parfois, c'est la privation
DUN aliment ou dun excitant hahi-
tuel, cafe. the, etc, qui fat eclater
facces. lie enlargement d'heure du
diner, Ia promenade i la campa@ne
on contre lie vent, une vive emo
ton, II fatigue oculai,e soutenue,
SOnt auSsi frGquemment des causes
a incriminer.
LIE tabac a une action remaruua-
ble sur la production de III micrai.
ne. CertainS partums, certaines
odeurs agissent excitement CONNIE
10 tabac. Cest ainsi que Gnetry ne
pouvait supporter la rose. LIE sc.
jour prolonge an lit est ordinaire.
ment favorable d la production DIES
acces. LIE massage local, All con
traire, est capable de les enrayer ct
de les gutrir.
L'abus de ralimentation pure.
ment animate, 81 nuisible au fonc.
tionnement normal de In digestion.
est une cause deteTminante de CON
stipation ct par consequent de mi.
gralne, snrtout chez les sujets IL
predispOse lheredite morbide. Ona
cite reinforcement une observation
lie migraines atroces ct solvent re.
petees, chez I'm jeune homme de
trente ans, qui disparurent 4 la sui
te de radoption dun regime ves6-
tai rafraichissant.
Nous rayonS evidemment a la
goutte, la gravelle ct autres mala-
dies de rjchcese, les exces de table
ct le regime animal cxag6rc de 0
peres. La migraine est run des ty-
pes les plus comp!ets lie cette elias
Sc lmportante de maladies genera
les causees par lie trop de rcccttcs.
Ellie est proche parente de Ia govt
| te, de TecZema, de l'asthme. du dia.
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MENT.

On SO 0.
Ia Numero. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

Mr.. w. II. Goucher is in the city on
visit.
Hon. j. G.. Estudillo arrived hom,
from the north yesterday.
MIR. s. J. Phillips Of Covina was in
the city yesterday.
Col. ]. r. Dobbins Of San Gabriel il
out again, after severe attack Of i'll
ness.
Gen. E. L. Hewitt went out to Cotton
yesterday afternoon by the Atlantic
express.
Mr. ALI. Hayman is here attending to
Modjeska matters during the engage
ment of that eminent artistic at the
Grand.
Mr.. H. B. wilkins, Of the G. s. R'y,
returned to San Diego last night. He
goes East on visit Of two months next
Friday.
Richard Melrose Esq, OF the Anaheim
Gazette, was In the city on a business
trip yesterday. He brings CHEEKY reports
from the mother colony of Southern
California.
Miss. May Foy has completed her
term of teaching at Downey City and is
now enjoying vacation at the seashore.
In the fall she will teach at the Duarte
in the new house now being erected.
Mr.. Thomas L. Rickard and wife of
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, are so
iourning in Los Angeles for awhile, The
HERALD welcomes the young couple to
the Semi Tropics.
Mr.. J. s. Msthed, Of New Orleans, is
in the city. having reached here on
Monday evening. There are so many
here from the Crescent City, the young
man can hardly feel lacking Of warm
welcome to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

A. Atsenpt 10 make II . Causs
ef war.

An AtsemPt TO Make II = Cause
Of war.
WARRINGTON. August a.--A member
Of the Foreign AfIalrs Commits holding
close relations wish the Administration
stated TO- might that the adoption Of the
Cutting resolutions, should they pass to.
morrow. would imply much more than is
generally supposed. In the first place,
he said, Mexico had been asked to re.
lease this man Cutting. Mexico has re-
fused and has given reasons. The reso-
Iutions declare these reasons Insufficient
sod request the Prssidsnt TO renew the
demand. Should this renewed demand
Be refused our Minister will 1t once Be-
withdrawn aud then probably an
extra session Of Congress would have to
be CALLED.
4 special TO the Eramisev from Wash.
inaton says. Il 10 thought here by war
and navy officers that serious trouble
with Mexico 10 almost inevitable. A
psremptory demand has been made for
the release Of Cutting. and they say it
is not at all likely to he complied with.
II not oomplisd with promptly the
United States can, with any dignity 70
itself, only do one thing, viFI snfores
it, denspd,
!. sss'YssE s AsSs,a .s: :,;s sssissss whss
He expressed conadsnee IN The disposi.
iion Of the Mexicou Government 70 act
properly. and said our demand would Be-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

wiia Thrssts ~ psias Dynamiss
in Chicago.

in Chicage.
CHICAGO, August a--Apropos Of the
nov crowded daily attendance on the
trial Of the Anarchists, 1t is stated this
evening that some days ago q well.known
Socialist not under arrest. boldly de-
olAred 70 "a official At the Criminal
Court building that il the Jury should
bring ira VERDICT Of gsilty The ssid
Criminal Court huilding would be then
and thers blown up. and that even we'll
guarded buildings. such as the Criminal
Court building now Is, both on the inside
and outside, may be blown up BY dyna-
mite, Notwithstanding the greatest pre-
cautions exercised to prevent the admis-
sion or even lettering around Of possible
dyHamitsfs had been proven in The cSse
OF numerous veil guarded buildings Id
London, in the course Of the past few
years, and more especially in the case
OF portion Of the Parliament buildings
which for years past has been constantly
and thoroughly guarded, and doubly
Rusrded froh the cohmeuoemeht Of the
dynamite plots. In the case Of the
Criminal Court building the precautio ons
against anything Of this kind occurring
are being daily multiplied. Care is be-
ing exercised to secure the jury in the
case from being approached and to pre-
vent even o note 'bsise surreptitiodsly
thrown to them a. they pass from the
courtroom, GROSS the street aud enter
the Revere House to take tbcir meals.
Police, white gloved, are stationed At
intervals across the street, zealously
guarding the slightest appearance Of an
approach to the Jurors BY outside par
ties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

Tba Ionda, 6rocer of recent ds 4.
..,.~A -. -,...a.. - A.. sou...,;.,,
p"o'.'n'1 a'e"' " '"' 'oo""i
effsct'
Regarding the crop of new valenciar
the latest advices report everything 60
ing ON favorably, appearances pointing
to an ultimate yield Of about 80, ,00(
tons, or an excess over the crop of 1885,
of 1000 TONS"
The dealers in Valencia raisips all
a-,s -. -, s.h. -,
over the worio maoe eees' n8ns against
the product Of California last year. The
item quoted above nay be the first gun
i, the rrssant nam oa;on It in carta;r
.-
tnHs tne croP iu Aos Anseies eoun's
this year will be much larger than II
was last. The same IL probably true OF
the vineyards around Fresno.
Last year the California pack was
very good, md It vas put up In better
shape than ever be1ore. These facts,
together NTH ths scare of the cholera in
Spain ys4r ego, made i possible fol
the California dealers to put their good
into the markets Of the East with great
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

Mr.. A. r. Williams, whom the Ise.
publicans in the Stats Legislature have
elected to replace Hon. George Hearst
in the United States Senate from next
, .e,scember TO he following March, to
fill the unexpired part Of the late Sem
ator Millsr's term, is at the present time
chairman of the Repu bliean State Cen
trail Committee, and il q business man Of
San Francisco, being a member of the
firm Of Livingston 4 Co., wholesale liq-
nor dealers on Fremont street, just soui b
Of Market. The house Of NJ. Levy 4
Co., of this city, is branch OF the San
Francisco house. Some prominent Los
Angeles Republicans yesterday said
openly He is reputed 70 be . fourth.
rate man."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

A recent publication from the New
York C@siom House shows that in Iss;
the imports of green fruit at that Dor,
were of the value Of s4.dSs, III, and the
duty ON the same amounted to s624,.
sias4. This was falling off Of $751;
l34 in value. aud Of $66, sss. As in duty
AZ compared with the figures of the pre-.
oeding year. The importation Of Med
iterranean fruit during 1885 waa s27 III
boxes and cases Of oranges. and 973, lsS
boxes Of lemons. As compared with the
previous year the result was decrease
of ll5 04Q boxes and cases Of oranges,
end decrease of a43.647 cases of lem
ons. The total number of oranges i'm
ported was l76, 50o, 200. Of which %, 49,.
380 were found detective on arrival. an
average loss Of fifteen per cent. The
total number Of lemons was 20l, 956, 100,
of which 7, 298, ,9l8 were spoiled, an av-
erage of three and half percent. The
number OF oranges imported from differ.
ent parts Of the West Indies, Central
and South America was 81, 500. .644, Of
which II. 399 a53, or an average Of thirty
per cent. perished on the voyage. As
compared with the imports Of 1884 this
Is an increase Of Q, 796 barrels Of oranges.
EOf grapes. importstions aggregated 3d.
492 packages, ON which there was IN av.
erage loss Of twenty-five percent. As
compared with the imports Of 1884
there was an increase Of Al, 992 packages.
These facts are all Of great signifl.
canoe to Southern California. The i'm
portations OF oranges into the one port
|fuIly equals the total product of this
State. As TO lemons, She fac,a disclose
10 market for more than this
State is ever likely to produce.
Tbs loss is seen to be material
in the transfer of the fruit to this coun-
try-fully up to the most likely to
happen to California product in transit
to the East by rail. The fact that
nearly 100. 600 packages Of grapes in the
natural state lind a market In that one
city opens up vista of rare beauty TO
the eye Of the Los Angeles granger.
These packages average about 80 pounds
each-5. 000, 600 pounds for the total.
These facts have appeared in the
HERALD often before, but are worth
keeping before the people as tending to
show the solid basis Of promise under
the industries Of this section.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04

five Lttslo ChtldFom Drowned
while asashing.
0rruMwA, Ia, August 3.-Monday
afternoon three children of VIM. Hsuck,
living three miles from Ksossqua, Iowa.
grandchiId Of HAuck and two chiljrea
by the pane Of Gillette wsptto the Dss
Moines river and five Of them went in
bathing One Of them getting into a
deep hole in the river, the others, in
trying to eAtricate the struggling one,
all five were drowned. The little girl
on The spope ',xAs Va confused ithst sh :
lost her way. aud u wss not uniIi :, :
o'clock that abe reached the house Of .
neighbor and told her tale. The bodies
were not all recovered until II O'Clock
to-day. The ehildrenis ages ranged
from live to twelve years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-04
WASHINGTON.
Our Judicial Bill Adopted
at Last.
HEARST EVIDENTLY DID II
George Kinds Confirmed as Col
lector at Wilmington-Pro-
ceedings of Congress.

Speo'a' 70 '"e n''''u ~ '"e A'''''a''' f'e''
SENATE.
WAsHINsroS, August 3.-On motor
| OF Mr.. Edmunds the House bill to de
...h os~t.;n ooun,;.. fro, 81. r.;..a
49,. ". -. .,1.,,o. ''o" 'no oni'e'
os.sss 'no'o'ai Dissr'ct Oh Csniornia,
aad to create Southern Judicial Dis
| trict of California. was taken from the
e.,a.d.r ansrasa .,d r..s.a m,
. "1 Ps'e'' .s
penste tnen TOOK = recess until . O'Clock.