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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
.orNERAt.~ SPARKS IN UGLY MOOD

srr1lKRs pLACKMAIIRD BY SPECIAL AoKNIs-A
LIVELY DEBATE IN PROSPECT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (Specian. Tho choleiio
sGencrel" William Andrew jackson Sparks is in
an unusual, ugly humor. even for him. In recent
ebuution oil wrath he declared that he wonld resign
and leave the Administration to Its tate II 1t did not
find some way TO stop the mouths OF such men y ms
Governor Warren, OF Wyoming. who was removed
from oaioe not long ago, and Governor Hanser, OF
Montana who is n Democrat. bot who uisapproves oil
soark'. methods and rescnts his wholesale denuncis-
ton OF the people OF Montana The Sundry Civil BILL
which is 10 I've taken up tomorrow, contains items
amounting to $4,000 for tho special agents service
and before it gets through the House the doughty
g General" will be compelled to listen TO some I'M
palate truths probably about some OF the specla
agents whom he has sent out with orders 10 report
Gimmense frauds.
Among these special agents Is one man who ap-
preached the agent OF q number OF men who have
bought many parcels oi land IN one OF tu9
and offered 10 make everything right with the
General Land Office for the sum Of $loOoo. Inc
same cent offered sell decisions outight. Another
OF the special agents is whom washington ioopy'S.
WIN was publicly charged with attempts TO backma
pubic durug his career IN this CITY, IL is learned
from twortby sourcts that this agent has Oeeh
engaged an discriminating transactions IN ns new
One of his methods s to hre team ana convey ance
from q settler VIII, has not yet obtained patent i1i
his land and to obtain from the owner receip.ed wv
for a round sum- which he collects rom tue Uo'e,h-
meut but does not pay the owner oil the tram ibe
settlers recompense the satisfaction lie ieeis IN
having his lear aliayed. the same agent borr"wed
lar,e ann OF money from puollc land settler, and
When after a long delay payment was reques'ed ne
instituted proceedings 10 cancel tue setter patent
Mu,tIped Instances OF this agents nnituess aud dis
honest, might DC cited Ii expected that the char
acter and fitness OF number ot Sparkss specia
agents will be ventilated IN tue course {" the debate 10
otdrr that the county may know something oil Tue
kind OF men who the" CONFIDENTIAL reports on the
strnprtb of which tho commission officially dec ares
that 80 per cent OF the settlers on the pnohc LANDS
mr., thievesU
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TILL COURIS
KINDNESS Urged BY JUSTICE GEpNEY.

Justice edncy recently had his attention called TO the rude
conduct OF soue Of attendants toward the poorer
cass OF tgauls COURTROOM. and has published
thv following order TO the officials Of tho court
Courts the courts Of the poor and among
the who seek ther AMI are many VINO ny reason OF
others OF oreien Urth "o are YET
acquauted with our CUSTOMS aud not lew ~o
receut nieasonAOy iIltae
against at large ncines 10 regard even
whatever
prov Is as our uuy TO 10 KIND and
he
wrath and no man ever yet regretted
he side
in tne conflict The enforcement OF
legal many b~ser darker traits OF human
uature allo.t show themselves But IL 10 our
instruments oi hasoi Justice 10 treat AL
regardless accidental SOCIAL cOnoltions VIII
undlserlInlnatnR courtesy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
TIE MARKETS.
IOrIL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pe< ksstk ss~s-. scsseis and Rniir3ads.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

COFFEE-Brazll growths firmly held the Of
l4hc Tor fair hlp cargoes today sales 800 bags
No C. 1890; $500 bags No iSc. AM 1000 hays do Ia
500 Interior 1850 and 400 mats TO- l9r 500 Drcuis
March Padang private teroa Mia coHees we're sa ".
The option opened steady vi last nlgss prices ani
cI0sed ire uiar at a. reaction OF bnlO points
follows; January 12250l2iO, February f'tODllf5:
March. l2.iJ9l2.5n; April l2.Joal2.55. May. 1880
l2l5. June 1855 9l260. December l2.3J0lzi0 sales.
5000
CoTToNPrces for cotton were not changed tofsy
little inquiry. Sellers. however. we mr. in
their Sales 522 bales Su6 last EVENING" OF which
ami 900 for specuaton The
cepts TODAY 1891 bales with 5sy: bales
this day last ana 81 $50 bales this day las
Since September the receipts have been 2o3253t
III bales tho corresponding period
1885.
Quotations tho OF CLASSIFICATION
ar a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
pePUSJy0 TO Many 4 CHIYAMAN.

A Chpamau III tue Uniform Of the United States Navy
Appeared as PLAIN in III the BrOok Cy Court yestcr-
day. lie has neeu u steward several GOvoinnout
vessel, and bears the All BoaD. nut Is generally
GALES no
fasulonaue mista, no. WHen bo lhst arrived Az We
he node tue acquaintance oi Janes loss,
Dir putty all, III 20B wvpty -eiglt-st, Bruohiyh,
AUD sOou became visitor at his b0usr. he eI ia Vfe
VII a Young he net .turre, anu Ge say
suc "a ed 10 marry Nun luis Understanding Lo AL
yhucsI at S24S TO MIS- boss Of hUuschoi
rx peuscs. AltrrWarJ tue uacn Was brOkeh on. ana
non "a IA az. king 10 recover tho money by euug Mrs.
hosA She se.s up COULTER cain OF MA IL tor board
TLc case VIII come To triai next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
GRAIN AND PnOrUCE MARRETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

War minors into the wheat situation yesterday 10
help tho bulls added better cable advccs ami the
covering of the recently created short interest lent con'
cradle strength prices Spot lots tribe higher but
the small buyers hol ling or In hopes
figures The options opened Arm and al q
better later there recession. only TO be fol-
another which left the market cent
higher Thursday night The close nrm
December s9hs January 9Os February Ozt March w a
NAV Carhco a s'2io better. @SOOO
bushels by shppers Values were higher or tho OPP
close weak, with part
Yet nna figures are up cent at 4se Tor
January and SO cents Tor May oats were
dun aud weak though tho op TONS were scarcely changed
follows December "a January "a " February 3os
NAV 3Ca cents but the lari specu
Iaon dull though the options rose several points TO
Al December Sc AZ for January 40 % Tor February
So I'll for March and So SO for April -,
and nonr yesterday al Newlo rk.
PhiIadeluhia Baltimore follows; Wheat.
96 937 bushels: UO95 jushels oats 76o9 bushels
total gram 275O2l bushels -four Al 9l2 bsrrels Chi
Milwaukee and 81 LOUIS the arrivals Tere wheat
9b0 bushels oats 1872 $50 bushels
total grain 6l5 $50 bushels: nour. 81. $40 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
Excess receipts.

The crude market yesterday enjoyed rally from
6s9a 67 10 the latter point touched In
the earlier and sfterwar tendency was
which tho cu.e cent below the hrs
figures active business done. but the iTSle
posed push views 10 nm extreme ~ Tho present range
rriccs REPORTS Washington field showed An N
crease the McGahey well and OF the Lee well
is negbcr deeper drilling well at tho southwestern
epdo OF ngthe Davis No Sand nom us
location ough TO be gusher. IL opeDs no new territory
would have enect except an
doubling market The market closed easy. . 60,
The range OF prices the dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange were az follows: -,
Opening %
Highest.
Refined Oh was unchanged at G7s here and IN Bait
and GO cents In Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, 10-The following business was trans
acted the Supreme Court OF the United staos today:
No S7-Lous Suffer and Others appellants agt Isaac
Robinson others ADMINISTRATIVE, ete. Argument 'oh
Tin Uy John W. Mupday the appeLees and concluded
by Thomas A. banning tor appellants
No os-The Iron heen& Railroad Company
plaintiffs in agt A. H. Johnson Argued ny
oiltn Tor tho piantns IN efrof ana ny a. IL osr
all DEFENDANT error
oV-Wlain L. huso appellants. agt Joseph u Glover
others Argued tiuIedge ior appellants aud W
George unit for appeliees
Adjourned until Monday next at IL O'Clock
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany Dec lO-in Court Of Appeals to-day the fol
lowing srguedi
No l44-Harrict Feriou and other. executors appel
lants asI Henry \. Canneid respondent
anIah Alex andcr, Enthusiastically. respondent
r.Iuina SUMNER, appellant
No 4o-sanue and Others appellants, agt Jacob
Weeks Corn others respondents George W. Weeks
Others appellants -,
NO I4v-Janes ii. Tiuesdeu and others. respondents.
Heniy J. SaIies and Others appellants
Theoowng the Court Appeals day calendar for De-
cember Is:
Nos l5O 1872, $40, 1885, l48 I52. 1865 and 837
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

octobss 1883 and abe arrward improved She da
her disbiss Roas aer who he aa gossipsd
kitchen (wiinass objected she
maid Lord Colin insisted and she gave
Rose months notice She asked ONSiil what Rose had
been saying ONeii replied She ssid tho Duke Of MARI
ro,;., ted Leigh Court" untrue
mar she rcess said 10 ONei II damned lie" Hose
denied what se accused Of cried and said she was
wicked girl Witness tori Rose that she had lied 40
wckedly she (vitness) would wnrfau the advertisement
for situation for and would refuse vs her certn
cate OF character she dismissed Rose forthwith. she
told the servants how 70 announce visitors sne
never had the Duke OF Marlborough supper
Philip Hes occupie room next 70 hers nc Leigh Court
did know what room the Duke OF Marlborough
which accused OF having bren there the Duke
ON the following she took tea with Lady Mile. ana
dire ith her mother Mrs Blood Referring 10 her visits
May sS she said she was her way TO lay
The with Duke Of Marlborough purely acc
dental taken III ~ concert and 10 great
pain DR. Buds house nd remained until the
DOCTOR prepared medicine for her when she returned
home arriving there at IL clock II that she
leaned upon Dr. Birds shoulder while driving home
She rave absolute denial to the evidence Rose ar
Dnny ONe and other witnesses ana declared she h
never committed OF inpdelity with the Duke OF mari
borough o any other man.
The then adjourned -,
The Qneen asforbdden The admission into the household
OF Windsor within the Castle precincts OF news
papers containing reports OF the Campbell divorce case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

"He who Is false to present duty" says Henry Ward
Beecher tho lon aud will nnd the nav
may have forgotten its cause case IN point 90
curs 10 us Mr. William Ryder. VI 81 JencrsonsL buuaio
n recently told a reporter that Il had large aosoess
each that continually discharging tor twenty
yesrs Nothing gooi except Dr. Perces Golden
Medical Discovery. II cured me- Here ~ volume o..
pressed words. MT kydcrs experience onuuou W
our readers careful consideration / The sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
Rouoa ExPSRIESoE or AN INCOMING BARK

The bark Hawthorne Of St. John ~ b., Captain Chapman
arrived yesterday this sixveght days out from
Stetn The experienced heavy gales In the
North Sea and bueted about by winds and seas
way the Atlantic. On Tie enber 2 when she
was OF Monauk he wind with terrific from
the northwest The ship blown into the Gulf Stream
and on December found herself Bsrnegat Then the
to the noitheas; aud blew hurricane for forty
eight hours The wind subsidized for hours then
spranR up again and blew Violently the for twelve
hours after this tossed ship had weather to
SAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
MONUMENT TO GENERAL PAUL.

WASHINGTON Dee IO.-l monument In Arlington Gem
etery memory Of General q. H. Paul was dedicated
this Merning presence OF Rawlings Post a. A. X
Of this city. and Gabriel H. Paul Post lOl e. A. X OF
NewJrscy The ceremonies AT the grave with the
enfusiias VI the American ag and the singing OF The
essr spangicd BANNER Chaplain lsring offered prayer,
which ihe Hon William alter Phelps delivered
Gren Of 1Ssselss We're Also .ade sy oovernorele
yAoict eieeted over the grave is Of white marble mud
oesfs hs inscription :" To Biigadicr GABRIEL r. Paul
T. J.. q. A. X Mustered IN Hasa Mustered out 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
DEATH ROLL or THE xLTxrH CONGRESS.

y. WASHINGTON dec. 10 tspeesab.-ihe friends and col
1eaEues OF Congressman Dcwdney who saw him in tho
onss apparently enjoying he best Of health were great
" shocked this morning ny the OF his death No
announcement could have been more unexpected Mr.
DowdDey vas new xsnbey, quiet aud uDobtrusive In
~ manners end his ciA = xn<cxS&nces In the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

Golden Medical Discovery CERTAIN remedy. thIvnio
irraton palpation defective action OF tho
heart sor brrzth aud pain removed ~ IN
short pulo all the diseases fciauhx W sno
Law or stomach. blood AND skin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

Good oriinary....... sss ., Icy MIttllns.-... g.
Tn the option list the market opened at decline of779
reduction OF 10 points for
he day. Trading active. the sales reaching ls5oVo
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rnnnprAN rINANcIAL MARggr.

EUKOPWAN
foSpoN lO-l2:30 mConsols 100 ID 10 for money
and for thea count Atlantic an Great Wostern sec
74 Ere So q; Second Consols lo4 ~ Mexican ord
mary 81 q; 81 Paul Common. 9os Recalling. Soe 49,.
yces quote rhrss Per Coat Hentos ~ So franos
OF !, oeD for tho account ,oo, a..
n n-Consols, zoos, Tor money and lOOf Tor the &C
count and Great Western FIRST Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates, 537s do Second Mortgags -; Etie
sas DO second IousOls, l0ik Mexican Ordinary 3O ST.
paul Common 977s; Ncw.York Central ll9s' Hudson's
Bay Compaup 2SR -. A.. NJ. =, "a
land on balance today "a kl7o.OOO. -,
Paris advcos quote exchange London at 20 francs SO
continues tot checks.
TTTiiS Dec lOThe statement OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany increase IN specie oi 2S5O.OOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
COSTLY p.N.ELEcTRIc LITIGATION.

WASHINGTON Dec. ~ kSptcidtl.-ih INC oun"iy
Civil bill which will be considered in the House to-
morrow is all item OF 100000 tor payment OF
assistants TO United States District Attorney
The Appropriations Committee must expect either
that the Senate will ince the amount or that the
House will be called to ,ote big deficiency next
year. Out OF this item must come the money 10 pay
the counsel in the Government Pan-Eiectrc SUIT 10
break down the Bell patent Information In tie
POSSESSION oil the Appropriations Committee SHOWS
that down TO this tune the array oil Oovernmeht
oounse IN that suit stands as follows Hunton and
Chandler SIS 900; eA-So oitOr General Goode.
5000; Mr. Shipman, 81 $50; Mr. Lowry, $lOO per
day IN court and $75 per day when engaged on the
case OF court i've bours 10 oo cal ied Gay
ex Senator Thurman, 81 ,OOU retainer anu as much
more a, his services shall he deemed To be worth Ii
will 10 seen the xpenses OF the teiePhone htiga-
ton into which the Government hss been drawn oy
the rauIlectr,c statesmen will absorb large share
OF the next fiscal year. as IT Will
aso Of the appropriation Tor Tie current year: IL Is
whispered that before the END OF the session the
Attorney General will sek Tor big deDclency appfo-
priativn Tor the current year and II may De worth
while tor Congress lind out how much oil IL Is re-
ouod to meet liabilities ncurrc al Oh account oil tue
futile attempt the Department OF Justice TO main-
tain y suit in Ohio against corporation whose nome
"A In massachusetts, IL may be remembered that the
heY W expenses oi the Star Route investigation ana
trisls were denounced with unsparing severity oy
Demon atc newspapers and statesmen ibey were
heavy but the cost o this pauEectric experiment Oh
n Democratic reform Administration bids tar TO DC
slit heavier Al is TO be continued until hnsi Judg-
meut .ha be rendered by the United States Supreme
Court The retired Democratic politicians who are
rece,ving big salaries, however can stand t. ihey
expect the job ~ last until the END OF this Admhstra
ton, at least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11
SPIRITS OF TUPENrINE.

SPINIIH Ut TUT I1-N " Hs
SAVANNAH. Dec l0-Turpentine steady at 33o
iO.-rurpeDtlne nrm At $50
CHAkL EsToE DEC. 10 -rurpentine quiet 1t 5Skc
81 LES T. TIE CONSOLIDd red Sioux AND PETRO-
LEUA RYCHhN0k
STOCKi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

1--we STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO, Dee. lO-cats- kcceios lat - - ,.,rs ~.
week. 7.y11 hssA, .suas,xnsI hroexn o. ssss
In NawYvrk IL cars tor ualA al lzte srfvss -. >x
SA~~s- kscs,pa - ~ heurs-AeVo 49, y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

No lengthy advertisement ia necessary to bostos W DE-
Sage's CaIarrh Rsinsdy.
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THE INDIANS OF The NORTHWEST.


NEGOTIATIONS WITH THEM.
WARRINGTON Dec l0.-The commission consisting OF
Bishop Il. Is. Whippe, OF Minnesota, Colonel Jonh "
Wright, OF Tennessee. and MAJOR e. F. Larrabee OF Tue
Indian Oce appointed under an act OF Congress 10 hego
tate with certain tribes and bands OF Indians In Minneso
Ia Dakota Montana. Idaho and Washington Territory
have submitted General Atkins, Commissioner OF III
dian Affairs report OF their operations to December
1856 The report says that two separate aud distinct
effected as the result OF their nego
tations Que with the Indians of the White Earth Leech
Lake Cass Lake, Lake Winnebigoshsh and White OAK
Point rescrv atoms Gull River Band and the other
with the Indians OF the Red Lake reservations.
nv the terms OF the agreement with the White Earth
lake Wpucbigossh and scattered bands OF Chipe
was concluded August IL, 1886 the unoccuped lands OF
the White Earth reservation thrown open Tor all Oh
the tribes and bands OF Chppewas Ia MINNESOTA ihe
reservation contains about 100000 acres being nrs
permitted to make selections for themselves The guam
tity of land Indian will he entitled to receive under
the agreement follows: Each head OF family 100
acres each gheen years OF age cYh
acres each orphan child under eighteen years oil age
eighty acres each person under eighteen years OF
ge forty acres Provisions made for their holding
their lands fifty years through the United States as
trustee Each head OF "a family aud each male Indian
over eighteen years Of age, when he becomes pefma
nent resident upon his allotment VIII DC PROVIDED VIII
comfortable hewn log house, coal stove yoke OF oxen
awagOn plough, cow naxe and other implements OF
broken for him and be furnished with seed Tor
his first crop Industrial and district schools are 10 nc
established for all the children on the reservation
To ENABLE the 10 carry out these designs
the Iudiuns cedc tract of land belonging 10 be
north Lecch Lake, winch Is 10 bo sold upon Tue most
advantageous possible. The funds arising Lom
such ,alcs are W placed the Treasury and draw IN
tercst al I'VE per cent winch shall DC expended annually
for purposes best calculated " promote ne weaio anu
CIVILIZATION OF indians The ageement contains sew
eral other Intended u protect the persons ana
prouerty improve moral coniil,on o the INDIANS
Nv tl,tt ter, %
of thippcwHs. concluded August 23 1856, about TWO
thirds their reservation or an area estimated 10 con
tam over coded to the United states 70
be sold the benefit OF the Indians ne portion eouea
embraces a vast timber said To be OF almost inca
cnlue value These ceded lands to be appraised ana
cassncd into tnbercd and untimbered lands ana SOFA
accordingly. .. 10 .,.ooa a.,
The funds derived from these sales are TO De placed Ia
the treasury credit OF the Red Lake Indians anu
bear interest which is " expended In their civilization
and educ alton aud Ia making improvements on iheu 100
eryatiou The Indians declined ~ take their lands III sew
crafty present, but provision was maoe lor in'uua
allOtments IN the future. a.,
they are approved by Congress
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STOCKS
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-DEc. 10.
THE GEvEiAL LT5c

Actual SaleS Closing / NO.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-07-02

The 4th is so near at hand that we
thought little information to the public
would be interesting as to what our enter
prising place would do to celebrate the
anniversary of our countrys liberty.
Benton has improved. ]. j. McHenry
has put a new gable on his store and re-
painted it.
A. H. McHenry and Holly McHenry
each have remodelled and painted their
house in a very beautiful style.
Chas Follmer, j. j. Karns have put up
each beautiful home. Ira Hess has ad-
ded portico to his house.
Elias McHenry, DR.. ]. b. Laubach, Or.
lando McHenry, A. II, McHenry and many
others in aud around Benton have had
Keller BROS. put them up substantial Jobs
of spouting or tinwork. We now have {
new firm in the last named parties who
deal in and manufacture tin ware, roofing
spouting, heaters and ranges, plows anC
farming implements. Their work $ thei
reference.
The new hotel kept by J. B. McHenry il
a model of convenience and beauty afford
ing accommodation to tourist, traveller ant
all classes. On the 3rd. in the afternoon
and evening grand ball will be given
Best musicians are secured and to thos
who have attended this place it is needles
to say it does not have its superior outsld
of the cities.