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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
From senator Stewart.

Prof. Bach has received the follow
ing letter from Senator Stewart, reIa-
tive to the visit OF the senate commit
tee 10 Miles City.
SIOUX FALLS, Aug. 2, SO.
Louis Bach. Esq, Miles City, Mont:
DEAR SIR:
Yours Of the 29th ult. reached me
duly. The committee IN irrigation
has decided to visit Miles CRY aud
will he with you on Wednesday next,
when l hope the people OF your place
will be prepared 10 lay before Us all In.
formation they msy p1sse-s on the
subject OF irrigation. Yours truly.
WIN. NJ. STEWART.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06

lowers. The question TO be decided
was whether the amendment Of ]. X.
Toole giving the state twenty SEN
ators, instead of fslxteen as proposed by
the legislative committee, should hs
adopted. Middleton made speech
against adopting the amendment aud
In favor OF the report, which aaot,
one senator 10 eacL county in the
state, aud Burleigh shut of debate by
moving the previous qa,stion. ToOle's
amendment Was defeated aud the IT,
part OF the committee adopted. PsI-
llamentary tactics We're resor,ed ~ Dy
the champions ot sixteen and no
more, and they accomplished what
they knew they could plisa with
u majority
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
CHICAGO MARKET REPORTS.
sales by John IA. Wood A Son.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-[Special to the
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL. .l-Cst.le
sales Today were as follow: Seventy
Dakotas, weighing 1860, at s2.s5; lis,
weighing 1893, at $3.50; 80, weighing
lbs, at SS.05; ia, weighing 1854, at
$3.50; II, weighing ll4, a 1925; 35
cows weighing 1868. at s2.75; 81,
weighing I04s, at s2.45; % weighing
ll44, at s2.75; 81, weighing ll47, at
s2.75; 3O5 Idaho steers, weigh ng 1904,
at &3.4o. Receipts $4,000. Market
easy. i'rospects fair.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
Railroad Jottings.

A small prairie fire was reported at
Milton yesterday afternoon.
The Thos. Cruise cattle loaded Sun
day were consigned to Rosenbaum
Bros, Chicago.
The double unloading gravel pillow
broke down yesterday aud was sent 10
Glendive for repairs.
Miss Z. Coleman, daughter OF Fore
man Coleman at Fallon. was a visitor
in Miles City Monday.
A. B. Miller received co1signment
of fifteen cars Of cattle and one car of
horses from Butte yesterday.
NJ. G. Naples, of the Pontiac Live
Stock Co., shipped car Of Montana
horses to Pontiac, ILL.,, via Kansas City
Sunday.
+. McIntire, the brakeman who lost
a leg by the cars near Big Horn last
week, was taken to the hospital at
Brainerd yesterday.
II. II. Marsh, superintendent, VI.
Guilford, rosdmaster, and j. c. Taylor,
superintendent Of building, spent an
hour in Miles City yesterday.
Prairie fires between Rosebud and
Hathaway destroyed few islsgraph
poles and Linemsn Werst is DOW ex-
erting himself In repair OF same.
De Jong, who controls the COM
pany's hotel At Glendive, will soon as
sumo control OF the railroad hotel -
Forsyth, still controlling the Glendivs
House.
Bob Aitcbison leaves here Tuesday
noon with fifteen teams 20 work for
the N. p. at the slide, ne having rs-
ceived the contract from Superintend-
ent Marsh.
Up. Brownlee, Of Rosebud, will re-
IIeve Night Operator Finch during
The absence Of Joe H. Ray. and Alex
1ott takes the cashiership during the
anne time at the freight once.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
-yr xIrepoM OF CUSTER.

H. An. Duke Of Burieigh Fell Upon the
M. An the Convention and Put them TO
Ron, with Terrible slaughter.
There appears 10 have been some
parliamentary sharpshootins In the
convention Saturday. In which the
seu,or representative from Custer
county figured somewhat prominent
". The Helena Independent. de-
scribIng the AFFAIR and liz cause. speaks
thus: "The Kingdom Of Custer, sup
ported ty friendly prIucipAlities, led
by the duke Of Burlsigh, swept down
on the convention yesterday Ike Q
wolf on the iold and routed the oppos-
ins forces with . terrible slaughter.
The campaign had been ably planned
ana the result wss all that had been
Anticipated BY the duk' and his fol.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
To the Voter. Of Registry District No. 4.

The Office of the registry agent OF
District No. Of Custer county has
been located In the store formerly oc-
cupied by McIntire's Bazaar, where I
can be found every day, except Sun
day, from 0 O'Clock I'LL IL in The fore
noon and from o'clock I'LL iu the
afternoon. for the purpose Of legally
registering all qualified electors who
may apply for that urpose.
JAS. CLIFFORD.
Registry Agent Dist. No. l, Custer
County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06

When opiates fail. then try samsri-
tan Nervine. 1tss certain cure for ell
nervous ailments.
That bad breath comes from indi-
gestion. Take Samaritan Nervins.
II stops the cause. AT Drugsists.
Si.20 or 4 for IS.
"Cursd me Of DyspspslA. could
not Ell without having to throw up.
wss Starving 70 DEATH"
W. AsKrss, Union CITY, Tenn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

The Oaeia, Paper Of Caster County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
SOCIETIES.


A. o. H.-Division No. meets hrst and second
Sundays Of each month.
X. Of H.-Meets nrst and third Wednesdays at
7:s0p. m, at Odd Fellows Hall.
AT. d A. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 20, frst
and third Wednesdays.
L. A. M.-Yellovstone Chapter. No. s. second
fhundAy In each month
x. T.-Damascus Commsndery, fourth Thurs
say.
i. q. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. Is. every
Nc aday a their hall.
l. 90. F.-sentinal Eneampment, No. 6, hrst
and third Friday.
x. of P.-Crussder Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Han.
q. x. OF A.--Miles City Branch, every sunday al
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. S. Grant Post, No. H. 6rst and
,hird Tuesdays.
I. o. @. T.--stsr Of the West, No. "a, every
friday evening.
8. ofv.-Gibson Camp No. 4. Meets hrst and
hird MONDAYS OF each month at Good Templars
4.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Chusth (Episc Jpal) Palmer st-ser.
,DfAll. rector.
Baptist Church-wm. N. Weeks, acting pastor.
Preaching services sunday at II q. m. and 8 p m.
rraite and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 81 7:45 p.
%. cordial Invitation TO ALL
Methodist Church-Services sunday, IA q. m,
80 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
P. Lowry. pastor.
-,rssbyterian Church-Services sunday, II a. M,
>: p. n. 7. c. Armstrong, pastor.
.;hurch Of sacred Heart. Csthollc-services
sery 6ut and third Sunday OF the month. High
Bass 1879 . N. Sunday school ai 2 p. m.
vsspns IA Bsaediction At f,30 p. NJ.
FArHERC. PAUwELyN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

The people of the United States have
Of late been growing proud of the Won
derful speed and effectiveness of our
war ships, but if reports are to be be-
heved the new cruiser PiemOnte, built
for the Italians, is more marvellous
engine Of destruction than anything
yet made IN this country. The Scientific
Aslericon calulates that twelve of the
Pemonte's thTtY-twO guns, worked by
n trained crew, would throw 1900 shots,
weighing tifty-seven tons, in seventeen
minutes, In point of speed the Pie
monte Is faster than the City of Paris,
the fastest OF the transatlantic steam
ers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
To sUBSCRIBERs.
OFFICIAL PAPER OR The CITY.
MCoY FOR STATE TREASURER.

The following paragraph from the
Cadillac Meas aad EIpress viii meet
with a very cordial endorsement in this
neck OF the woods:
Candidates f0r the state Treasury nomina-
tiol 0u the Republican tckernrX year 50 lar
announced. are Joseph b. Moore. OF Detroit
and ucCsge starr. Oi Coidwatrr. We have
heart another name mentioned in connection
Win the nomination for thar Orice. Daniel
Mccoy. Of 4raAd Rapids and II the latter
gentleman permits ais friends % work for him
a. enthusiastically AS Is their will and wish, ,
he viii oe the partys nominee Branch coun-
ty has been represented on the state ticket
Tor four years. and Detroit will doubtless have
other represc utati0n on the ticket than Mr.
Moore next year. These facts will weigh
against the nomination Of either or the first
named gentleman. and in favor Of Kent coun-
ty's candidate. n he consents % become can
dldate.
Mr.. Mccoy has hosts Of friends, not
only in Kent and Wexford counties,
but throughout the State, who VIII be
glad TO give HIM earnest support if be
shall consent to become a candidate.
II would be difficult to find man
better qualified for the Office and Mr.
MeCoy's long and loyal service to the
Republican party deserves recognition.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

THE state Department investigation
OF the Official conduct or misconduct
of Mr. Lewis, United States Consul to
to Morocco, VIII prove to the members
of the consular service, at least, that
the world IS not large enough to enable
an erring Official % escape the reach of
Uncle sans correctopary arm. Con-
suls IN out-of-the-way places in the
world sometimes assume autocratic
manners and methods, which lead 10
serious trouble and recall. The present
case looks so bad that the probability
of vacancy occurring IS almost as
surcd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

EVERYBODY who has occasion 20 visit
Grand Haven, as well a. the citizens of
thst place, vii be glad 70 know that
The Cutler House IS To- be rebuilt This
hotel was cred table and distinguish
ing feature of the place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

PRTvArE SECRETARY HHFoRD's III
health =. IL "a said. the result of ms
beng worried by the annoyances Of his
position. Evidently Ehiah's newspaper
experience was exceptional OF he would
long ago have been proof against petty
annnEanrea.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

WANTED Forty ear loads bassHuod rods aa
Inches loig hy lts lhcues. buica ai q
chuck ed on rnd, assorted lH tao qualities
FIRST must ht clear. sfeun. NIH admit ui ia
sound Knots or red streaks. Forty carloads
Mtlir ash. dry or green. le- inches fiICk Is
inches VIDE s.. - auC 81 lncbes lolg. lur
W-llch cssl So 10 De- paid j 49, ~ point ~ ship
meat. J.. =. Newton Co.. Grand Rapids
Mich. sa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

THE Jackson Saturday Et1aing S',r, Of
winch Myron ". Tarbox, formerly of
this city, is editor and proprietor. en-
tered upon its eleventh year last Satur-
day. The Star has always been s live.
vigorous, progressive paper. It has
sbuudantly deserved the success it has
enjoyed
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

SENAroR SHER,rsv Is making himself
popular among the Republicans of Ohio
by the vigorous manner N Which he s.
carrying on the battle for Governor
Foraker during the Governors illness.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

IrE pretty safe Co predict that our
commercial relations with the Spanish
American States VII occupy an inn
portant place in Che next presidential
campalgR ia thls country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

50 FARas it Is possible to judge from
the reports. the only city which has
gwen the Pan-Americsn delegates rs
cordial a welcome as Grand Rapids is
Chicago. Taking the population and
wealth Of Chicago into consideration
the reception here was much superior
to shat az Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

II Tsscott has really been found there
may be some reason for hope that Jack
tbe Ripper VII yet he iden46ed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


ll-.-s-..t 49,
AkAAIEn-TWo wfli-dressea iaa.es wto l.ae
" ol t-e Eesl o.1e 8. esq al - y lsi "a
t.H-st M
V'HE .adress ~ chsri IS h N-i.zante Is ass.f
s 81 ga la.peFtA1cc e. .f.lt
lefe A ghe employ 81 AeaEaers a Iulte. ae-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
TURBmUKB sT0RED.

DkDCLTFT T&HoLT general vsrthouss men,
IA 40 1it south Division So. store ~ kinoe ~
ruerrff-,iif T isf ~ reasonable rates packing Hnd
moving promptly attended o. by telepho ~
N..au lau lI-F
NTONF desiring furniture moved and
Il stored win receive iibera judgements ~
calling - q 7 Walkers II south NflsoD-st.
specially is made 81 renting tables an1
chairs lor dances public halls. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

--t-ea sf'tA tiir ga, = ti..st
-. -a-A y t.'e-.s t~eif ~ as =. as
f.rt - 80 AN.teA A'alst> atsaai4
~-- ---@. t.t i-lli4ic> st4ii-
= 80 So 3 ! t.r ---e
- ~-~~N~ Ssto<t Ai st.t. A..
fflft ANA s..afrha.. t.l.,r...rs. a. ..,....... =.
a outside p-.sl..rfTs ~ .,i.I - ..f.g..-- t
Iais l.r residences aa8 $500 ....
~fasx i fser.>l 49,. ! $500. -.,..' ~. ~
tfHr -Al t-fu Il. .afi. .e t.s..4.a. t. .l -.
q raeT. h.stse .l Safg-..l - ~. t... .I
...a tl..ffs ff.nrs f...f 81 fsns8 ..f r....- ~.
laetarF. A4p.g - Nss u ..r s.is....,...t e
llr iA.faa-sf aau C Ct.sst4t. ...f
II -. r.st ...s. ~ I.... f-'s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
TOO Doses one Dollar


Your attention is asked 20 the following
most reliable property ia the city.
"a few prices Of various grades given)
TOR sALE-Brlck block. 800 feet from sweets
Hotel. sl5O0- W. H. kINSEY.
EOR sALE-Double brick block. on south
Diyison-st. W. II. KINSEl.
EOR SALE-Forty-three feet vacant business
property. Oh South DiYisi0n-st., Sl5 per II.
". Il. hlNsEY.
TOR sALE-2l feet South Division ST bnsl-
ness property; Sll5 per #. ". Ii. kINSEY
TOR sALE-75 feet ofthe finest Jenerson-ave.
property; between Fulton and Cherry
with l0rOOm house; 5000. v. Ii. kINSEY.
FOR sALE-Fine building lot on Fountain
St; SZ-lO. ". II. kINSkI.
FOR SALE-66 foot lot. corner James and
Buckeye. sli0O. W. II. KINSEY.
FOR sALE-Rev. b. F. Sargent's house. on
South Lalayette-st.. No. 5o4 s2oO0
w. II. KINSEY.
TOR sALE-GO PIeasant-st.: for two families:
Will rent for slo; sZlOO W. II. klNSEl.
FOR sALE-ili South Union-st.. beautiful
l. lot modern house; $500. W II. klNSEN-
FOR SALE-7O feet on Crescent-aye; $500.
", ii. hlNsEY.
TOR SALE-42 feet on North Division; $3.50.
". Ii. kINSEl.
FOR SALE. Beautiful 5Ofoot lot on Prospect
Place; $3.50. w. III. kINSEY.
FOR SALE-lO-rOom house on Henryst;
$500. W. Ii. KINSEI.
FOR SALE-Model home of I rooms, cas-
part, ali modern; $500. W. IL. kINSEY.
TOR SALE~Flne modern house. 46foot lot,
new barn, on Second-ave.; $50.
". II. kINSEY.
TOR SALE-7-room house on North Union
5000. " H. KINSEY.
EOR SALE o. TRADE-Fine sO-acre peach
WI KINsEY.
L W. Ii. KiNSEY.
TOR SALE-llO feet on Charles-st.; or will
l. divide and sell cheap. W. Ii. KINSEY.
FOR SALE-Fine 5o-foot lot on Thomas ST.,
l. Just east Of East-st; only 500.
FOR SALE-Nice lot on Cottage Groye-ave.;
Il only $500; easy terms. W. II. KINSEY.
TOR SALE-Nice 7-room house on Home
Il ave; Sl4O0; easy terms. w. H. KlNSEY.
GALL at my office and see the balance OF my
list.
WESTON Il LOWE ADDITION.
WHILE the sales have been more than sstis
W factory 10 all cOncerned-haying sold
more lots than have been sold on any other
addition. will hold the present prices on the
remaining lots the same as now until Mr.
weston returns from the last.
KINSEY.
MONEY TO LOAN
SSOO $50, $1,000. $500 and $500. at from 8
ScVO, TO years. at per cent.
Please don't bother with poor security, as
your application viii receive no attention un-
less security IS satisfactory.
VcOR RENT-7-room house on South Division
n ST., one block south Of Hall; folding door;
2grates; fine stylei sl25. W. II. Kinsey.
LrOR RENT-SrOom house on HOme-aye.: >
4 bay windows; four rooms thrown together;
good cellar. WEI and cistern; house new; $3.50
". II. knsey.
LOT RENT-3C North Union-st. with harm;
Il only sl5. ". II. kINSEN.
LOR RENT-7-room house on Home-ave.; one
Il block from South Division car line; $40.
". IL. kINSEl.
TOR RENT fats OF 5 rooms, modern, on
L Barclay SO each. W. II. kINsEH.
TOR RENT-A neat little Groom cottage
Il new good stone cellar and cistern; only
short distance from car line So, ,-,,-e.,-,-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

TOR RENT-A tenement ~ SIX rooms. IN the
iaiafiuf harE. corner Court eho Amen
hard and soft water and good 81. ar. Dne ~
three rooms. corner of Winter and Allen -eis-.
Also store ir good location for grocery bus
ness Inquire nf s ". bafnaTa, - hllth--I.
corner Mt Acfunn-st 3
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

kOkkEA steam -heate rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. Apply al The Bruins
Wick. a. South DlWsiou-si. sos
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

I 0ST-on Thursday afternoon. = long. black
- pockefbo0s. containing copies of contracts
% uo value 90 any eue except the owner.
Finder viii please rftarn % Room 81, b e
Livingston. ." and receive reward @1
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
HELP WAETED-FPNALE.

WANTED IAlMEDIATELl-A good kitchen
w girl 250 south Lafay ayette-st. Mrs -her-
wood Hall. &l
WANTED-Comp girl Who can cook
w Apply az 65 ass -. 30
WANTED-Elrst- laundress and cham
W Der maid; none others need apply.
Michigan House. 5Ntf
/ AIDES as well as gentlemen can secure posi-
IL tions through the Commercial Employ
ment Association. 52 Monr0e-sl. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

FOR SALE--A Furniture stock; centrally To-
Gated; splendid business; frst-cass bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones. box
8. care Telegram Herald 5l7tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Dellles Ex-
cspt Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

1NANlED-lwo e&aHet makers 10 SO q,
~ AeNaysl AtcL. 4As Converse als. g.,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

WANTED Reliable local and trayeHns
" salesmVu pos Iious permanent special
Inducements now last selling spec aIlI e.,
douI delay salary ffom start. Brown ifros.
n urscry meu. Chicago. IL. Jan lr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

E0R SALE-Light speeding buggy. horse and
= harness. Inquire "a West Broadway
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

EOR SALE-Brlck block. 100 feet from sweet
Hotel, sl3,UO. ". H. kiNSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
FOR SALE-MIsoELLABBOUs

FOR SALE-One No. 555 Square Art Garland
Il stove in good condition. Inquire 81 Paris
ave. 3I
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

WANTED-MAN-Tot take The agency Qf our
W safes, size L<NlsN4- inches, e.gUt aH
lbs: retail price So; other sizes lu urfrurrleu.
rare chance TO create q permanent BIAS, ar>.
az home These safe meet demand Atfrr
before supplied by Other sale comlanirs. as "e
safe Co Cincinnati D. Met-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

AAAAIkD--~al lcSmsu. cicTks. bouk hrri,er.
W bareud0rs. tcamstrTS. shipTins Ccfhs
farm hands. once help ana au others efu el
employment O. call and Investigate Our en
Trey Hew and thoroughly reliable sysfen ol
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment iampany. l3-la MoIrut-si rools 81 aAd
81 Porter Block. Phone i0E.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

TOR SALE-2l feet South Division 81. bnsi-
ness property; Sll5 per #. ". Ii. kINSEY
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

EOR SALE-Double brick block. on south
i DiYisiOn-St. ". Ii. klNSEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

FOR SALE-75 feet ofthe nnest Jenerson-aye.
prOpertyi between Fulton and Cherry
with l0r0Om house; $780, WI. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

BOY wanted o. feed prs.s. one With t4per
- fence. seymour ~ printers. tl aHt
6o psarlst 5E
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

FOR SALE-ilf South Union-sr beautiful
~ lot; modern house; $500. W. II. kINSEY,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

E0R SALE-Forty-three feet vacant business
property. Oh South DiYisi0n-st.. S55 per II.
vs. L. klNSEY
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

SEVERAL GOOD commercial openings for
- next week. Commercial Employmtlt a s.
ISOLATION. g. Monroe 81. S-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

FOR SALE 0H TRADE-Fine S0-acre peach
farm IN Ooeana county; $500.
W. II. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-FBKALB.

\NANTED-Two boarders ia private family
W location very pleasant and terms reason
able. 81 JefeTson-&ve. So
lNANTED-One or two furnished rooms and
W board for gentleman and wife Ia private
family; must be select. Address V. X. G.. n
Pearlst. 5J2
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

FOR SALE-66 foot lot. corner James an
Buckeye, sl500. W. II. kINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

E0R SALE-Jewelry business-gOod estab-
iished trade hrst-class location. years
ia husinGss, good reason Tor selling. this is n
r. chance; viii bear thorough invesfiga-
ton. For particulars inquire Davis d Josf 70
Monr0e-st 27-tf
I 0ST-A small open faced watch with mono
- gram A NJ u on the back. Return a. f5
Paris-aye. and receive reward. 84tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

FOR SALE-7-roOm house on North Union
Il ST.; fine barn, large lot. city water; only
5000. ". H. klNSEl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Blaine'a family has reached Washing.

Mr.. Baine's family has reached Washing.
ton.
Mr. Friend. the electric sn2s- maker, is
now believed TO De alive, and either IN Can
ada or the Northeast.
Barrett, the milkman, charged with the
murder aud mutilation of the eight year old
boy in London, has bean acquiF!ed-
I, ia tumored in German court circles that
Princess Louise, sister of the Empress, has
been betrothed to Prince Leopold, OF Prus-
sa.
President Carnot gave grand banquet in
Paris last evening in honor Of all the for
eien ambassadors and diplomatic represen-
tatives.
Dir. Gladstone has decided. not to discuss
the question OF the Pope's position and the
Vatican authorities are consequently deeply
chegrined.
Morgan G. Bulkely, OF Hartford, republi
can. WAS elected as Governor of Connecticut
hy the legislature of that State and was u-
augursted yesterday.
A strong effort is said to be in progress to
induce the Committee on Ways and Means
Of the House of Representatives to report a
bill for the repeal of the tobacco tax.
The British Royal College ofSurgeoGs, by
q vote of 81 to ., have passed resolution
censuring DR.. Mackenzie for publishing his
book on the case OF the late Emperor Fred
erick.
On the organization of the Indians Legs.
lature Yesterday the democratic Senators re
fused to admit Robert 8. Robertson, claim.
ing the right as Lieutenant Governor. TO
preside.
A movement is reported to persuade the
Vatican that if Mr.. Gladstone was returned
to power he would advocate European
congress to settle the trouble eetaeen i'eiy
ard the Vatican.
News comes from Hayti that the Galena
has been compelled to leave Haytian waters
on account of sn outbreak of yellow fever
among the crew, but the report is question
et by Secretary Whitney.
The first State dinner OF the seazon was
given last night by President and Mrs
/ Cleveland, upon which occasion the int
ror of the White House was all abloom
with flowers and potted plants.
". R. Foster, the father OF Wm. r. Eos
ter, IT,. Of New York, who robbed the Pro
duce Exchange gratuity fund CT that city
he's sent check to the exchange for $50 00C
in part payment of the Sl9S 900 atolen oy
his son.
Nearly 80 paragraphs OF the iarfi Til
we're disposed Of in the Senate yesterday
Toe democrats opposed al motions 10 re-
duce tue rate OF duty Oh articles which they
termed Injuries and al5o those Likely 20 b
used by the protected manufacturers.
Tde coroner'- jury in the case of Marea
r5;ta Schneider, the agad woman who Wa
- horribly murdered last Tuesday in Bilti
more held an quest last night, suibceu
evidence was adduced to justify verdc
charging Kunigundo Belz Ida with hasinf
committed the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-11
The Late Storm.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 1l.-Forty.eisbt hours
have elapsed since the terrbla disaster tha.
brought sorrow TO so many homes in this
city, and the work of uncovering the victims
has not yet been completed. For two days
and two nights one hundred men aad fifty
teams have been constantly at work, ard
up to 10 O'Clock this morning the maugled
remains Of II persons had been taken from
the ruins. Four more are known TO be still
buried under the debris and six Others are
missing. OF the Injured three have died
since removal to the hospitals and four others
are in critical condition and ill not sur
vive. The remaining 80 are all doing well
and will recover. Durisg the night the
bodies of two unknown workmen were re-.
covered and at daylight the remains Of the
venerable Rev. DR.. Weed, who was in Wei
dcn's store when the accident happened,
were found on the first floor of the building
frigaifully crushed. DR.. Reed was so years
oh AID prominent resident OF Allegheny