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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-16
Bill for Appointment of a Receiver. Fl
South Dakota's Senators.

Sioux FALLS, Oct. l6.-The Republican
legislative caucus last night nominated for
United States senators Judge Gideon c. Moody
and ex-Delegate Frank Pettigrew. This nomi-
nation is equivalent to election.
Gideon q. Moody is a native of Indiana.
ffty-eight years old He practiced law at New
Albany until the war broke out when he en-
listed. He went out of the war a colonel of
volunteers and was appointed captain in the
regular army. He resigned his commission to
60 to Dakota. He was eight years on the
federal bench. Two years ago he was made
attorney of the Homestake mining company
Il. + Pettigrew, the other new Senator is a
native OF New Hampshire, forty-seven years of
age. He is a civil engineer by profession. He
went to Dakota in 1863. He was worth little or
nothing then. Ee is nowworth half a million
in street railroad stocks and other securities.
MIR. Pettigrew was delegate from Dakota in the
Forty-seventh Congress-. He Beloit college
man and good lawyer.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE TopAY-The Presi-
dents callers were very numerous today. In
the forenoon he received Secretary Window.
Postmaster General Wanamaker, Treasurer
Huston. Justice Miller, Senator Quay, Repre-
sentative kinsey and friends, Acting
Rear Admiral Walker and General
Sickles. At noon the delegates to
the International marine conference were re-
ceived. A general public reception was held
at o'clock, the crowd including a large excur-
sion party from Boston. Afterward the Presi-
dent reviewed . procession Of colored Odd
Fellows.
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cREDrTADLE STREET PARADE WITH MANY LODGES
IN LINE-aAr REaALIA AND BRILLIANT BAN
NERs-REvIEwED BY TIE DISTRICT COMMITS
sIoNERs-A PUBLIC MEETING.
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a TIER DINNER TAKE ONE OF GATHERS LIT
n F1i!s aid Tree nom sour us
u Tod IIO Tie stomach lEy lAeLI AID Oe eon-
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APPoINTMENT.-Attorney General Miller to-
day appointed Nathaniel w. Norton assistant
United States attorney Tor tho northern district
OF New York.
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Chicago Markets.

S0R December. s2K; May, S5x. Corn-October,
3O5.: November. SIX: December, 81: May, So.
Oats-october, lsx; November. 49, December,
l9L.; May, - Pork-October. 1885; Novem Der,
ASK; year, 9.27S; January. e52H. Lard
October, 607,S; November. 592H; year aS7x;
January, ASK. Short ribs-Oc;obeE, 800; No.
vember. <.s7K: January. attn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-16

" Z
Just opened Full Line Of
NEW CARPETS,
Comprising wILlONS, MOUQUETTS, ROYAL VEL
WITS, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES
AND INOkAINS
SMYRNA, WILTON and VELVET CARPETS. from
eby " lOxy by IL feet, IN choice Patterns.
HUGS and MATS, CURTAINS and DkAPERIES in
se4-sm HooE BRO CO.. 1928 st.
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w rDDIso REsESrs.

We have large and varied stock Of nice goods for
Wedding and Anniversary Presents consisting OF
no. Al MORCES1Ek VASES. CRACKER JARS,
SALAD BOWLS, DESSERT PLAIkS, &c. III new and
beautiful designs RICH CUT GLASS IN many new
patterns aud shapes.
Rich Decorations in Vienna Ware in ICE CREAM
Sis, PLA1kS, SALAD BOWLS, A. u. COFFEES
and ODD shAPL DISHES.
As We import nearly all our Fancy Goods can
oner AttIscuvely low prices for goods Of the best
manufactures.
WILMARTH EDMONSTON,
CHINA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
o4-3m 1905 PENN. AVE
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SECRETARY BLAINE RECEIVES THE DELEGATES
TO THE INTERNATIONAL MARINE CONFERENCE
HIS ADDRESS OF wELcoME-DELEGATEs PRE-
SCENTED TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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". II. SINISTER L SONS,


sees 90 PENN. AVE. NV.
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The BEST IS The CHEAPEST.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
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A FaTeER'S VENGEANCE.
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aud ~uu....s, Ta.t.tAs.s,.

4 >sgr" ~.i"on t.ft.r'- i..-ps,ssl. Act
aud >um...F, T~a"t-tAssst.
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t~Ni. Jact.1n. n.sgu psrt.s natiisfI
he'll AMI N 0on 'oo. 81 .n.uitiaF not. .,
the oig~tts-n-v.st.s.t dsu- htss q Charles
Rowland. = prom men: etE,u - tlts ssts,
~ ~ h,vs t@sa Nrft,n bs . m<a
and sent ~ Jackson. The suunE adv
haodet II" note over O" her father shs
hal Js~tsoe ssrsstei ~ the u.ss.hs "a
ffc- The negro .tsib1rBiy refused tu r@-
yea the name Of ths ssaG"r ot the aats
whom III -nfss.i father -hat him four
times With probably fatsi eliot
II Jostrs NJ. apSl 2: lat "a sht 10
~ss learned tact ;he insaI,nx not@ ear
ri~i o, i<~sJ.g.-on the su!oSs-i ~t-,t'~f.
9" N,s. so~isnd. toe ~ssfu..nS ~ ,sgi the
suaior Il ~btch Eer father ye.tsgia, shss
sbi fatally ~oGni~I Jsek.na. ~ss writ
.-,s by . to~oTtssn-y ~sr-oIi t-sv ia .
~hols.als ,otsc,o store ct ~Jsrk~r'. ace.
tation The ppr'sr's idea ~s. ;" .s.fs 10
the yuunx 'aly va I asRa appointments
~ith men. sni. Il 80, no proposal % ali
h.r nam. 20 the li,, h. hal fos toe t-~.sI.s
o' those who IA. Mt AL toT them
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sa'. cfsse e Chisf - Polio. J IN nssist
"a company stth Seslssi 81 - tf1thss
and the chief The i.-,rs ssf~ lneKsi ssi
Nos and t-rr II the revolver 81 tee
chie'. Ani aivan~ ~ b. 81 jsr.ssn ~
'hc threat fasS az hip - .4s tD~es Tb=n
pointB. n revolver NJ has. the unnssi- a.
mo-t asa n>s Jasta-n's fsr. l.. Ia-
msHi"i TIE nsn.s 81 ,hs patty
for whom be h,t csffsi ths upis. a. .
mi. to secure skica 10 ssoss De ..st
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Lcssn To veil a. icstS az possible sn { 8,
bog fur hs.lA H.. ,fsa we're beard al
over The CIV Hal and sefos. - Neeeat
street ItsNss tett - &c ainost al
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him tho p~'s ~ Jscs.on sh@uli 4 an
ef 81 vail BE- male a. bod tts cEs-s ss
al scC.s.pTr a. the s.ioG "a Far he bee
d.rlia.l 90 savasg fhlnr ia h. lessss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

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rAsnoSS. Nsh. April ..-os.s grsf.
msn- con o. Heavy Rrstasss % S~ves
t~ks farm. near Er~rueaS AS~i ssShs>ss
years. ~ss . sailss ca board tA> Van.
da!s v hen that sk 8 met ~ssh disaster %
IL, hurricane .: APsa. samA wrsisx
o. b.. yz-~nfs he ed that sssa tas hss.
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70 suon iecaE1. sv.4~n; tast sh~s seal
act ho!t tho sssp sssnss the farSss gaze.
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;hs .uTt A ssraesIeu. go .ssacS hss.
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pror fei.oss sni SssaEtax tho assk q
every iosnS ~h.,s sNs -. .~1r.iv
ias'sari la the .a,ssvsi o. salst wAes
followed Tire rasa took a. TIE TiSxts. sa1
ciung "a the rassss and .vsr
Presently tie sr..s' . h~ary tsrca
es.os- TIE ssls. ssi many n~s ssi tesA
iaeIutias Young EFsnkasa. W.. literally
s!o~n sfosn their place ani s.s. lsss an
the foam az .ass~ hSsnknsa sssgcs cat
for !u. sAd s~ucSeea~i ia 20 ans = pisas
Which had teen wsseed from the ascs Il
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his .,rSaSth Aaeth~r ,~rn be 80
over THE shtp cArs Nc 9Th 10 Cap ala
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storm aud not sesn
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q tAs safs,aK. s-~tasns sasss. May
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dsshsi srsius' r.~'isS outsct. ~hssh ast
t-ea washed from the battered
shitS
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hsi al.frlte bate Nth the wsss. N
their attempt 10 T-aca the sbors bat .
high wave anslv l.nI~i theaa safely -
the beach and nutstthstsni,uG b.. "a
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sucr~-i-t Ia mann "a smsii bal - q.
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reached tic Irsnt = sud n 90 Tufss
a,oari ~ sh ca means many Ases acre
,.,~l
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
~ rRUE STORY.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

THE Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has notified all the principal rail-
roads OF the country over which oil Is
shipped that they are likely to be
affected by the questions presented in
the complaint of George Rice against
the Cincinnati. Washington 4 Balti-
more road and that such Of them rs
desire to intervene or to be heard in
these proceedings will be furnished
with q copy OF Rice's complaint
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

wsrsr..s IL Asa st-a@ u ,ss
u Hsss- -ss~s~ss~ - tks ~su 1895
81 fs~ sfs i~xs1sssfs sss f~ @ssy
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s~v~ssz-~4 . SO yss~s~ s&.~sz =. 81.
sssss LEsss-. - .sA q. sTv~s
p-ztsAy a@g~ 1ss ssr zsV @s~s~~
q :ass s<r Hs -. Es~s.F .~ss~-s
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s.4s . gssxs~s ~ assfsyy - ssSxy
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

Consul SMITHERs at Tientsin re-
ports that the Chinese Government
has authorized an extension Of the
Tientsin 4 Tongshan railway. which
will make it possible to reach Picking
from Tientsin in abou, three hours,
whereas it now requires as many days.
The Consul says that the opposition OF
the conservatives having at last been
overcome. China may now be said to
have fairly entered upon a career OF
railway construction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
PIERRE L~OSlLLARD was in St, Loui.

PIERRE L~OSlLLARD was in ST. Louis
recently for the purpose. it was ru-
morcd. OF forming q gigantic tobacco
trust " ut least for forming an asso-
citation to maintain prices. control the
output. lessen the expenses Of produc-
ton. restrict competition and punish
contract violations He has inter
viewed all the great plug tobacco men.
Liggett & Meyer were closeted with
Lorillard half q day. but the firm
stoutly maintains that they viii never
form u combine
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

The President has appointed the
following Commission to negotiate
with the Sioux Indians in Dakota:
General George Cook. United States
army: Hon Charles Foster. OF Ohio.
and Hon. William Warner. of Kansas
City. Mo. Mr.. Irving Miller. Of Chi
cago. has been appointed secretary and
disbursing officer Of the Commission.
Mr.. Miller Is . prominent young
lawyer. and . sOn Of Justice Miller. OF
the United States Supreme Court
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
NEWS OF II WEEK.
PERsONAL AND POIlTICAI.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
KIxo CHARLEs, Of Roumania, has
formally announced that his nephew.
Prince Ferdinand, has been selected a
his heir to the throne.
CHARLES w. FILES. Of Connecticut has
been appointed chief Of Q division Of the
Pension Office. vice General J. b. Cort,
dismissed George W. Gilt chief Of . d.
vision in the Pension Odlce, has also been
dismissed.
COLONEL DUDLEY says he has been mis-
represented in what he said disparsgingly
OF President Harrison.
THERE wa . rumor that Judge Veaxey.
OF Vermont. will be appointed to succeed
Mr.. Walker on the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Ex.CoxGRRssNAN john E ELLIS, Of
Louisiana. died at Washington On the 18th
Of heart failure. He had served i've terms
In Congress and Was forty EIGHT years
old.
Nh. PRNDLKTox. United States Minister,
will take no part in the conference on
samoan a6sira He has presented his let.
ters Of recall to Emperor william and will
leave Berlin.
n. HESRI R~ocHEvoRf's departure from
Brussels was duo TO . request from the
Belgian Government that he leave the
country.
TIE New York Senate has passed the
Ssxton Electoral Reform bill.
FREDERIcK SCHULTZ has sued Aueu st
Michel for g, sou damage ct Minneapolis.
Mimi. for covering him with . coat Of red
and black paint while he alept and after.
ward calling In fifty other boarders to
laugh at the sight He was awakened BY
their shouts OF laughter.
Dr. LAWS. president Of tho State Uni.
versity 1t Columbia. No. has resigned.
h. b SPOTFoRD. the historian Of Claren.
don. N. H. died recently.
TIL lower house Of the Illinois Legisla-
turo has defeated an election bill provid.
ing for . system similar 70 the one In use
in Australia.
THERE was extra session talk recently
In Washington, the idea being that on.
gress would be called together in the fall.
THE Supreme Court Of Texas has re-
versed the decision of the lower court in
the case Of Richmond, Q railroad ION.
ductor. who sued the Missouri Pacific for
damages for publishing him on the black
list - . conductor discharged for care.
lessness. The Supreme Court held that
the case was not actionable for libel for
absence Of express malice in the publica.
ton.
l. U. RRAvIs, . well known writer. au.
thor Of the expression the Future Great'
with reference to ST. Louis being the Ma
tional Capital, died recently. He was
born in Illinois in 1881.
Hon. ELIJAH NJ. HAINEs. ex.Speaker of
the Illinois House n . prominent figure
in STATE politics. died recently. He was
the author Of several works on Indian
lore.
The Pope recently .summopad Father
Agostino tho famous preacher of Rome,
snd reproved him for his recent sermon in
which he invoked tbe Divine blessing upon
King Humbert and the Italian army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

PRESIDENT STRONG. Of the Atchison
Railroad Company, has received from
Z. n Holiday and L S. Every. the
Western directors OF the company,
dispatches stating that the great in
vasion OF Oklahoma which they Wit
messed. was perfectly marvellous and
beyond the power Of human descrip-
ton. II ought they say. to be Of in
caiculable benefit to the A.chisoa,
Topeka Z Santa Ee road. - hundreda
a. thousands OF people viii hereafsss
occupy the territory which has here.
Nosnra heen q desert wastA !.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

SURGEON-GENERAL HAMILTON. of the
Marine Hospital Service. has been in
formed by the president of the Board
Of Health OF Sanford. Fla. that a case
of yellow fever existed in that city.
DIR. Hamilton says every precautiOn
has been taken to prevent the spread
of the disease and no danger is appre-
honded
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

THERE is trouble brewing between
the management OF Iowa roads and
their employees. Recsn1y the Central
Iowa reduced ;.6 entire force fully
one-thl46 There were rumors OF a
HySding strike on the Chicago. Mil
waukee l. st. Paul On the part OF the
engineers and firemen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

VIsCOUNT Vaudeville was charged
in a London police court the other day
with fraudulently obtaining eos. The
magistrate did not enter the ease upon
the court record and the hearing was
oAio,,rpo1
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

The National Gazette. OF Berlin.
says that the Government instead OF
avoiding a debate in the Reichstag on
the Samoan question. will give every
facility for such debate at the earliest
possible moment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-03

THERE was m aggregate OF $50 PEN
sion certificates issued by the certifi-
cate division of the Pension Office on
the 10Th. The list includes certif:
Gates for original pensions. reissues.
increases. etc. and is the largest that
has been made in one day since Com
missioner Tanners installation.