The Red Cloud chief., 1889-11-29
NEWS Of H WEEK.
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lot for the East Side Senator the vote
in the House stood: John b. Allen, 46
George Turner, IA; T. II. Brents. L
Charles 8. voorhees,, 8. In the Senate
the vote stood: Allen, g; Turner, 6.
THE annual banquet of the New
York Chamber of Commerce took place
on the 18th. Among the guests were
ex-President Cleveland and General
Sherman.
J. p. ALLEN and w. c. Squire, Re.
publicans, have been elected United
States Senators by joint ballot of the
Washington Legislature.
HENRY GEORGE will get the bequest
of $4,000 left by a New Jersey farmer,
the Court of Appeals reversing a de.
cisiOn of a lower court, Chief Justice
Beasley declaring that Mr.. George had
made valuable contributions to the
study of social and political economy,
and that his books were not contrary
to law, religion or morality.
The commission appointed last JAN
nary to select the most desirable Local
ton on the Gulf of Mexico for navy
yard and dry dock have reported at last
in favor Of Algiers, La, opposite New
Orleans.
Ross GUFFIN has been appointed
Government surveyor at Kansas City,
Mo.
CAPTAIN WIssMANN telegraphs that
Henry NJ. Stanley and party arrived at
on November 10.
THE Austrian Reichstag has been
called to meet in Vienna December =.
THE Brazilian Consulate is on the
lookout for shipments of arms from
New York to Rio JaneirO. Consulate
say that if any fighting occurs
it shall not be with guns from New
York like there was during the Haytian
rebellion.
MRS. ELIZABETH CLEMENTINE KIN
.EY, mother of the New York poet,
Edmund Clarence Stedman, died at
Summit, N. j., recently, aged seventy
nine.
ISAAC SCHUYLER, the noted coffin
manufactured Amsterdam, n. Y, has
assigned with S75.OOO liabilities.
CAPTAIN WIssMANN, the German
East African leader, has been made a
in the German army in recOgni-
ion of his services.
THE Commissioner of Pensions has
made a new division, of which his son
will have charge.
THE Secretary of the Interior has re-
luested and received the resignation of
Il. 4. Phillips. chief of the middle
division of the Pension Office. He is
of the re-rated pensioners whose
Eases were recently Overhauled by the
Secretary.
DIR. F. Il. NOFsINGER has been ap-
postmaster of Kansas City. Mo.
THE President has appointed Thomas
clay Mcdowell, of Kentucky, to be
collector of internal revenue for the
Seventh district of Kentucky, vice
Cassius GOOdlOe, deceased.
Mcdowell is the sOn-in-law of Mrs.
iOOdlOe.
MlsCELLANEOUs.
THE collector of customs at Detroit,
'iich., has been ordered by the Treas
Try Department to prevent Canadian
abOrers from working in Michigan.
Miss ADA TANNER, of New York,
clerk to the Commissioner
f Pensions, has resigned. Miss Tanner |
3 the daughter Of ex-COmmissiOner
Tanner.
A SERIOUS wreck occurred in the
canon, near DOugherty, 1. T.,
n the 18th, by the breaking of a flange
# wheel of the engine. detaching the
ngine and five loaded cars and III
killing Engineer Wilmarth and
Brakeman Wier and seriously injuring
fireman Elain.
Mrs. LENA HAERTEL, in a fit of
dependency, attempted to commit sui
ide at Louisville, KY. recently by
aking laudanum. She recovered, but
he drug was fatal to her five-mOnths-
Id child who received it in the mothers
THE British East African Company
as conveyed to the German Govern
lent, through Lord Salisbury, its re-
rets for the disaster to the Peters ex-
edition and an offer to do every thing
Ossible to discover and punish the
CLAUDE MARKS and Sidney Wolfe.
of the Mining Record and
financial Times of London, have
cen indicted for blackmailing mine
WnerS.
TIE county clerks of Kansas met in
nnual session at Topeka OH the 18th.
E. Patterson, of Harper County,
as elected president and j. C. Atkin-
IN, of Cherokee County, secretary.
LIEUTENANT HARDEMAN's detach-
tent of cavalry has returned to San
arlos, Ariz. He struck some of the
.pache hOstiles near McMillinville and
aptured their camp. About twenty
lOts were exchanged with his scouts,
ut the hOstiles made good their es-
ape and the trail was lost in the
near Black river.
An English syndicate has asked for
n option on the great watch works at
lgin, Ill. The plant is valued at $l2,-
)O,OOO.
IT is reported that the Emperor of
ermany intends to build a new palace
1 the avenue Inter den Linden on the
te of the Royal Academy of Arts.
ENuT OJyvyEp,S uow bOok has met