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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14
MARINE NEWS,

MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF ALEXAAUklA OCTOBER "a, 1880
sun rises............6 sun sets.......... . "a
sAILED.
schr Louisa Walters, Norfolk. By smoot &
Perry.
MEMORANDA
-, schr H G Wnship, for this port, cleared at
Windsor N s, 4th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14

SENATOR HENDERSON has had to return
the four thousand dollars improperly given
him by Corporal Tanner by rerating his
pension, as that rsrsting was illegal. He with
little grace surrenders his loot and bears the
Just criticisms upon his accepting the money
with less, and whines that he did not sup
pose such attacks could come to man
who had tried to do his duty to his country
10 Der need, and had been previously in-
jured In that endeavor, because ne could not
by precipitation OF action reflect upon
gallant comrsde, who certainly supposed
that within the requirements of the law he
was doing kindly and proper act"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14

BALTIMORE, Oct 14,-Hogs-light supply AM
moderately fair demand. Quotations 5a.a6a 3,
Receipts 6316.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14

Chilblsins. cuts or wounds, can be cured
in snort time by the use of Salvation OIL.
All druggists sell 1t at % cents bottle.
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ONE OF the few Virginia newspapers that
support General Malone says: President
Cleveland sent special invitations TO MIR.
Douglass and his wife (who is white wom-
au) to dine with himself and Mrs. ClaVe'
land at the White House." The GAZETTE
kept pretty we'll informed of Mr.. Cieve'
lands OF lectional actions during his Presi'
dency, and printed them. Fred Douglass
said Mr.. Cleveland invited him and his vile
ito all his grand receptions" That was bad
enough in all conscience. But neither FREQ
nor any body else, except the Malone paper
referred to, ever before said. or limited, that
Mr. Cleveland invited Fred to dine With
him; and that be never did sso we'll known
as 10 go without saying. But recklessness
has become characteristic of assertions pro-
eeeding from Malone sources.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14

BALTIMORE, October l4.-Co;t n quiet mid
ding 1Oas. Flour dull aud unchanged. Whe:t
Southern firm; Fultz 7S.sS; longberry SO4sS:
No red 50; steamer so; Western quiet and frm;
No winter red spot aud Oct S2a, ABB Nov 53E
sS3 p; Dec S4as y; Jan $685. S57s. Com
low 40.il; Western firm mixed spot 40 Oct
39Aa40; Nov 39as,39a; Dec 39a. year and
Jan 3S%., Oats very firm; Southern ana Penna
24'29; Western white 26i2S; do mixed 23426
graded No white 81 laa23. Rye higher; priuo
to choice 56a5S. Hsy dull prime 10 cRoce tim
othy Sl3 5OaSl4. Provisions dull. Butter firm
Western packed 13a16 best roll 16aIS; cream.
cry 23a25. Eggs quiet at 81. Coffee quiet and
nominsl Bio cargoes fair 19ia Sugar u changed;
soft rs. Whisky steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14

The market opens quiet with but slight chsnges
in the closing prices of last woek We q1ote
Wheis at 604s6; Corn 424it; Rye so .52 and
Oats 23a29. Country produce is in fair demand.
but prices are weaker,
In Baltimore soathern Wac t is quiet AMI
rather easisr. Ths osry bid of So for No red
WAS later reduced to 81 with sales mostly by
sample; steamer sold to grade at rs, 10 aud 81
and sample lot OF good brought So Otler sales
by sample were of inferior and dam god at 5S !;
fair TO goo as to order at 10, rs, 70, 80 sni 80.
There Is still a marked scarcity OF phi ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-14

Court met to-day. but adjourned es sooo as
some lawyers had been admitted to practice
in the court. A large number OF spectators
, 1889-06-27
Down sixty. Foot Nun bsn I msns.

GALLATIN, Tenn, June ga terribls
accident occurred this morning at Bled-
soc, on the Chesapeake & Nashville road
The passenger train due in 9sllatin at IL
O'Clock, jumped the track, and the pss.
embanknent sixty feet high. About eigha
penons were injured and several children
more or less hurt. Probably some Of the
injured will die. An engine has Just left
for the scene OF the accident with superin-
tendent Week and physicians on board.
Telephone communication Is bad and
everything is In confusion. The wrecked
cars are badly smashed. and 1t Ia feared
there are tew bodies under the wreck .
Fourteen persons went down in the
wreck.
, 1889-06-27

refused to divulge the name of the person
who asked him. Attorney General Web
ss'er, counsel for the Times, pressed him
hard and persistently to give the name
and became very angry when he found he
could not move the witLess. After
passionate scene between the conu.
sci and witness, the former
hnally abandoned the attempt 10
compel Sexton 10 reply. and began a
question in regard to Alexander Sullivan.
Sexton said that he regarded Sullivan In
the same favorable light as when he eulo-
Rlzed him in his speech ut the land eaQue
meeting In Boston IN 1884. He declared
that he held Sullivan in high estimation
on accounted the unself.h public services
he rendered. Attorney General Webster
Is ere dited with the intention to claim be-
fore the commission right to extort from
the Parneilites' witness =. any information
not ootainable by the usual methods. The
P'rnellites are determined to resist any
such effort, and if the attorney general
persists. they will probably leave the court
With their counsel.
, 1889-06-27
sad Shooting Accident.

OLYMPIA, June "a. Special Information
has reached this city to day OF the scciden-
tai shooting OF Enoch Wiley OF Oakland,
way, he struck the trigger of his rife,
which he WAS carrying, causing 1t to he
discharged through the unfortunate mans
abdomen. He lived until 8 o'clock last
evening, but was unable to recuperate ow-
lag tn the loss of blood he had sust tanned
Mr.. Wiley was an old resident OF Mason
county and leaves q wife and large family
THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
to consider the question OF raising bonus
for tho Puget Sound & Chehalis Railroad
Company met tO.d'y and decided to ac-
cept the proposition on condition that the
work be commenced between this city
and Montesano inside Of thirty days. Fur
ther that the line shall be completed by
January l, The amount now actually
raised is $4,000. Engineers will be in the
field in ten DAYS.
, 1889-06-27
variety or Interesting Notes.

wALLA WALLA, June 25, Spscial.-B L..
Hay den, who some time ago WAS taken
from here TO Collar, charged with forgery,
the grand jury falling to lind bill, he re-.
turned here this morning to answer to the
same charge.
This morning a considerable quantity Of
standing grsiu was destroyed near here by
. fire from ths sparks Of AN D. X. d N.
engine.
The weather Is exceedingly warm, creeks
are almost dry, wells failing. and . great
shrinka kage OF tho grain crops undOubted.
This morning Charles Baker, n carpenter
on the u. Il Il N. elevator. fell thirty feet
from a scat lolding. striking on his back.
When picked up he WAS found to be par
alyzed 10 the lower limbs. 1t In feared he
csnnot recover. He IL from Battle Creek,
Michigan. where his family resides.
DR.. l., NJ Davis begun suit against
George M b. Ward here, charging him
With slander. The damages are laid at
$4,000. I'd.
, 1889-06-27
MONTANA INDIAN SCARE.
Military Aid Authorized by Uncie SAM
Two Companies Gone tO the Re scue.

Military Aid Authorized by Unoio SAM
Two Companies Gone to the Rescue.
HELENA. Mt, June rs, Specisi. Sheriff
Heyfrow. with posse OF ninety men, Left
MtsOuls for the Fiathead reservation at
noon To make = second attempt to arrest
the Indian murdsiers. Orders from the war
department authorize the calling out Of
troops from Fort Missouls, and ut the re.
quest OF the Indian Agent Roman, two
companies we're despatched by . special
train at one O'Clock. 1t 10 thought that
the presence Of troops will restore order
and permit the arrests to be made.
HELENA, June 25. Special.-Advices
from Missoula last evening brought the
6rst intelligence of the uprising of the
Indians in the Fiathead reser-
vation. The trouble was over an attempt
Of Sheriff Heyfron of Missoula county TO
arrest an Indian who IL suspected Of the
murder of two white men, whose bleach
inR bones were found nearly two years
ago. 1t was stated that he had killed au
Indian, that the sheriff and bis posse had
succeeded IN making the arrest, and that
when at Arlee ready to board the cars,
they were attacked by the Indians.
, 1889-06-27

the brotherhood Of the Uuion Pacific In
nxing schednle Of wages Of the Oregon
R'iiway and Navigation Company. which
was and " part of the Union Pacif, syr-
tenn, taking effect March I, 1889. aud hey
shonlt have recognized them and con-
suHrd theln before changing the wages ON
the Ieavenworth division, which IL n ma M
of the Union Pacific system. Manager
BALDWIN says the decision Is final and the
wages Will be restored. and will date back
10 May l5, The time Of the reduction.
, 1889-06-27
A DAYS HARVEST.
Simon Cameron Dies at &
O'clock.
LassOing Cronin's Murderers
One by One.
PheIps WIN he German Ministsr..por,u.
gal Balky-.Bnlldoz'pK ParneiIitss-.
Railroad Accident--J ohnstown

LANCASTER. Pa. June 20 General Sim.
on Cameron died at O'Clock this even.
ing.
The generals condition during the dsy
WAS rather encouraging, and his death
came suddenly during weak spell. Uu
to the last attack he was conscious and had
no trouble to swallow the food given him
and which be appeared to assimilate.
Around the death bed were Ex. Attorney
General MaoVeagh and wife, Mrs Hide.
nan, James Cameron. Simon Camerop's
wife and Mrs. David Wallis grand daueh.
ter. The funeral will be held in Harris.
burg.
, 1889-06-27
Big Rsilroad schsma.

DENVER, Col, June 20, Special. .--Arti.
cles for the consolidation ofthe proposed
Denver & State Line Railroad with the
Rio Grande e. Western has Just been filed
with the territorial secretary. The new
company proposes to build nearly 25OO
miles Of new road, through the sgricul.
Lake aud the Arizona line, which will
cost In the neighoorhood Of 800, 600 600
The capital is now placed at $4,000 600
The officers are: President, William j.
Palmer; vice. president, d. u. Dodge; sec
retary, w. F. Cotton; treasurer, @. W
Drake OF New York.
, 1889-06-27
THE NEW WEST.
Herman's Reception and Speech
at ROseburg.
United States Troops Ordered
Out In Montana.
Torest Fires.-TeAm Rims Away .-Readsble
WsiiA waiiA, Coifax and Other
budgets.

PoErLAND, June 25. speclal.-A largely
attended reception was extended last night
to Congressman Herman by the citizens OF
Rosebure.. Speeches Of welcome were
made by Circuit Judge X = Bean, Mpssrs
Burch, Benjamin Mosher, KimbalI, Fleed
and others. Herman briefly reviewed
the labors Of the Oregon delegation, refer.
ring to the appropriations OF various Kinds.
the great plan OF irrigation for arid re-
6ionB, legislal ion on land matters, adjust.
ment OF the Indian war and depreciation
daims, public surveys, mail service, fish.
cries, pension service. aud the growing
public interest OF the East To the import.
ancs OF Oregon, Also the great labors
and responsible liti,s now upon the Oregon
delegation, and the increased necessity for
eadi ional representation in congress,
Whlch the forthcoming census would as
sure. Much enthsiasm WAS mani 'ested by
the audience present.
TIN SHEA INSTANTLY KILLED
This evening TIN Shea. a brakesuan on
the Portland Il Willamette Valley railway,
Was run over and in.tsnty killed by
switch engine at the depot In this city,
bhea, while switching, got one OF his feet
caught between the rail and edge Oi the
platform. lie WAS unable to extriCate him
sell and the engine pissed over his body
One leg was crushed. an arm cut oil, NJ OK
broken and the body other wise badly
manRled. Shea was q young man and un.
married. de has no relatives here, but u
bru,her lives in Southern Oregon. No
blame 10 attached to any one for the shock.
irX accident.
CAsHERY BURNED.
The Manhattan sBlmon cannery, on the
lower Columbia. near Chiffon, was totally
destI Dyed last niebt. Building and con.
tents ars a total loss. The cannpIy has
not been operated tins season. How the
6re originated is IA mystery, but 1t IL sup.
posed To ave been The work Of an incen-
diary. 1he total loss will reach 5000 No
insurance. The cannery belonged TO
Robert Watson, who now lives in Cali
foruia
, 1889-06-27
SERIOUS ACCUSATION.

Extensive System Of Robbery Charged
Against thin l.. =. Il NJ. 3. Hallway.
THREE OAKS, Mich, June 26.-Fred
White an influential farmer Of Berrien
county, has filed complaint with the
Interstate commerce commission against
the Lake Shore d Michigan Southern rail-
way. charging them with carrying on a
gigantic system Of robbery by taking five
pounds Of wheat from every load weighed
ut their elevators by means Of false weights.
Waite Ia backed by Q large number OF
Northern Indiana.
, 1889-06-27

SAN francisco. June 26. Special. -
General Russell A. -Alger and party, in
Guiding ex-senator Thomas g. Platt and
John N. Thurston, arrived here to day.
The party leaves for the North tomorrow.
General A Alger said the trip was on busi-
ness and pleasure. He is out here to look
after his interests on Puget sound, and
from there will 20 no TO Alaska.
, 1889-06-27
Novel Aaethod of Suicide,

DENVER, Col, June "a, Special.--A
Cheyenne special says: Solon II. Wells. a
prominent lumber merchant and old set
tier of Lander. Wyoming. committed sui
eide one day last week under peculiar cir.
cumstances. He arranged scsffold In
his barn in the form of an incline.
Climbing to the top Of this, ne fastened q
rope tO his neck, and the other end to an
over head beam. He then drank bottle
Of lsudanum and rolled off when in an un q.
conscious state, breaking his neck and
causing instant death.
, 1889-06-27
Arhitsra nnniaion.

OMAHA, June 20.--The board OF arbitia-
ton agreed on between the Union Pacific
engineers and firemeu and the road to day
render ed decision In favor Of the en-.
gineers. They hold that taking the Kan
sas Central out OF the management of .be
Union Pacific did not abregate the sgree.
ment under which the engiReers and Dire
biters. ip their decision, say: "The executive
, 1889-06-27
NOTA WEDDING.
Unique Reception ,hsrao,erfzss = Most
Happy A6sir.

CoLrAx. June 20, Special. The mar.
rage ceremony of Mr.. w. II. Holcomb,
son OF Manager Holcomb. OF the Union
Pacific Raj way. and Miss Ada Ewart,
daughter Of Captain James Ewart. q pio.
neer resident OF this city, was performed
to day ut the residences on the brides par.
ents. After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to Mr.. Holcomb's private car,
which had been waiting near the resi-.
dence for several days. The car is ele-
gant'y furnished and equipped and gor.
geous reception Is In progress this evening
In It's handsome psriors, attended By
relatives and friends of the lovely bride.
The car vii be attached 10 the west bou nd
train over the Union Pacific. Mr.. and
Mrs. holcomb will extend their journey to
New York, and expect to be gone about
three mon this.
, 1889-06-27
Details OF tho Meeting.

San FRANCISCO, June "a, Special. This
afternoon the thirty.seventh annual meet-
ing of the association was called to order
by President Alexander. Mayor Pond
welcomed the visitors to San Francisco.
DR.. l.. A. Eabert OF Ohio, In response,
thanked the citizens Of San Francisco for
the welcome accorded them. President
Alexander then delivered his opening sd-
dress. The membership committee re-
ported that during the year log applica-
tons for membership bad been accepted
and the total membership 10 now 1854.
, 1889-06-27

CORVALLIS, June "a, Special. The con-
tract WAS let to. day at Corvallis to j. 3.
Antonelle and Loring Is. Doe Of San Fran
cisco Tor constructing twenty miles of road
eastward on the Oregon Pacific ilway.
The contract begins hve miles this side II
the tunnel commenced last winter and ex.
tends to within few miles OF the summit
OF the Cascades. Work will be commenced
AL once.
, 1889-06-27

ST. PAUL, June 26--A Pioneer Pren
special says: A de cided sensation was
created In turf circles last night by the
arrest Of j. Y. Cable owner OF The trotting
horse Idaho. now here In training for the
summer races. He - charged with steal
ing sixty horses between May is and June
10 ,hree wears ago, at Calgary, N. W, r..
and driving them over the bovder into
Montana, where he disposed Of them. lie
WAS taken to Calgary for trial to day,
, 1889-06-27
CoIfax NOtes.

coLrAx, June "a, Special The people
OF TINS cly VIII pay n bonus oi $50OO to
amy person who will put up u buiiding to
cost not less than $lb,OOO and conduct IL
on first class principles.
IL ~ now positively asserted on good
authority that the Northern Pacific will
build IN Collar this summer.
The Sisters of Charity have decided to
make Colfax their headquarters for Eastern
washington and will erect here a mother
house, college, day school and hospital.
, 1889-06-27
Spread Of aooIaIism.

BERLIN. June 28.-The North German
Gazette In an article on Socialists in
swi'zsrlsnd." charges that the spread Of
social revolutionary doctrines is mainly
due to the facilities which the Swiss local
officials afforded the Social Democrat and
other revolutionary spirits to circulate.
, 1889-06-27
Helpless Schooner Towed.

sAY FRANcIsco, June 26. Special. Tho
steam schooner, South Coast, Captain
Yarneoerg. seven days from Tillamook,
with 800. 900 feet Of lumber for the Truckee
Lumber Co., arrived in tow OF the tug
Relief to-day. At the slime the Relief
picked up the South Coast the tug was on
her way IN the coast to find the water.
logged schooner Wing and Wing. The
south Coast lost her rudder in crossing
the tar and became helpless.
, 1889-06-27
sou,h.rn p.o,ac Ioto po,,,....

NEW YoBK. June Co. Control Of the
Oregonian railway has been secured by the
southern Pacific. The terms of the agree-
ment have not been definitely arranged,
but the price IL said to be 81 SOC. 900. OF
which Si,OOO,,O0 will be In stock. the bal
ance supposed TO be the amonnt OF tina re-.
ceiyers' certificates. 1he Oregon Railway,
narrow guage, and through connection
with another narrow guage gives entrsncs
into Portland.
, 1889-06-27
DAWSON MURDEk CASE.
McDow's HsgEsrd Appearance snd
ThreadbAro story n Poor Def

CHARLE,Tos, y. g., June 26.--Dr. Nc.
Dow vas pat on the stand this morning In
the Dawson case. He presented hageard
appearances and gave evaaive Answers to all
questions. His story briefly was, that
Capt Dawson came Into his office and
said that he had come to expostuiate with
him against his attentions to his French
maid and to forbid hs coming on h,s
piled and called Dawson o damned scoun.
drel and ordered him out of his Office.
when Dawson struck him on the head
with cane aud he shot Dawson. Mellow
Is now on the cross lex nination.
, 1889-06-27
believed L0st.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 26, Special.
schooner Annie, with crew Of eleven
men,. left this port February 9th for
Benring Sea on = hunting and fishing
voyage. and has not since been heard from.
IL is now generally believed that she was
lost IN one Of the heavy gales that ross
soon after she left port
, 1889-06-27
Mr.. Barpsrd's New Comet.

LICK OBSERVATORY, June "a, Special
MIR. Barnard discovered u faint comet ON
Monday morning at 2 o'clock IN right AZ.
cension. hour II minutes declination
north 3s degrees 81 minutes. The comet is
moving rapidly to the north aud eas,.
This Is the fourth comet found by Mr.. Bar.
nard at the Lick observatory and the four
teenth discovered by him.
, 1889-06-27
After the Fire.

suit of Friday night $ conflagration the
city conncil in special Session passed to,
day fire limit ordinance under suspen.
sion Of the iules. The limit embraces all
OF the business portion of the city. Port.
land capitalists offer money to rebuild the
burnt district with brick at per cent,
, 1889-06-27
GonEreEsitoa.s.lists.

ELLKNsBcRs, June "a. Speeisl-!The
Congregational church assembly oil wash.
ington will hold It's tirst session In Ellens-
burg this week. begiaipg Thursday and
representing the churches Of the territory.
will arrive here.
, 1889-06-27
pharmacisis In Session.

SAN FRANCISCO. June "a, Special. The
American Pharmaceutical Association
commenced in Odd Fellows Hall this
morning. The executive council held a
preliminary session, President NJ. w.
Alexander presiding. The number OF
delegates In attendance is about 375
Elaborate preparations were made to on.
tertain them during their stay here.
, 1889-06-27
The suilivan-K iIr.in Fight.

KwORLEANs, June 26.--In an interview
tonight with the parties selecting the Sui.
Ivan. kilrain battle aground, they say the
governors procla nation would not in any
way interfere with arrangem ents; that thew
never intended locating ring within the
jurisdiction Of louisiana
, 1889-06-27
Proninsns Death.

San FRANCISCO. June 26, Special.--J.
A. Folger, whose business IN spices IL said
to be one of the leYRest in the. country,
and Who 10 secretary Of the San Ffancisco
died at bis home in Oakland this morning
OF heart trouble.
, 1889-06-27
Hunt Road Fsrward-Insanisy.

WALLA WALLA, June "a. specisl.-Irwin,
= brakeman, who took Possession of tho
o. X. x N. engine Saturday and ran it up
the road. was Afterwards arrested aud sd-
Judged insane this afternoon.
Work on tbe Waitsburg. Dayton extern
sion of the Hunt road began this morning.
Expect IL to be c IN pleted Septembe lst.
, 1889-06-27
Noted Hsysisn Arrivals.

New YoRK. June 26.--Among the arriv.
ais to-day from Port An Prince was Gen.
La Forest, the military governor of Port
Au Prince. two Legitime's officers, and
They declined to discuss the Haytian situa-
tion, but added that Legitime Is a. power
full as he has been at any time during the
insurrection In that island.
, 1889-06-27
The wing and wing Abandoned.

San FRAEoIsCo, June "a, Special The
captain Of the steamer Crescent City,
which arrived in port to-day from the
north, reports that his vessel feft Crescent
and Wing In tow. When oil oil
Steamboat Rock he fouled his tow
lines and was obliged to anchor. On the fol-
owing morning he got under way again
nd towed the schooner until 10 80 p. M =,
when the lines parted. As there was q
, 1889-06-27

neaVy at sea on ne was Obliged to leave her
WAS wafer logged at the time and had no
one aboard of her. Wien last seen she
bar. '' A'o"io'io'
, 1889-06-27
n-.Wstnr..KalIroad.

CoLyAx, June 25, Specisl-The Pullman
Cieamery was totally destroyed by hre to.
day, no insurance.
1t IL rumored that q railroad company Is
abOut TO be incorporated here To connect
with the Northern Pacific near Sprague.
Livingston and Kuhn have ordered q
diamond drill to prospect for artesian
water,
, 1889-06-27

Hamp Of Lancaster, Pa. found his wife In
this city living with Henry Dover aud shot
her dead this mo cning In the police court,
then killed himself. Dover was Jailed ON
Q charge OF bigHnny,
, 1889-06-27
M'Cornick Trial.

MURRAY, Idaho. via Thompson Falls,
Mont, specisl.---The entire day was CON.
Mccormick case. The special venlre was
exhausted and another open vsuife issued
, 1889-06-27
Died,

WAsHINaroN, June 26.-Chief Engines,
William II. Hunt OF the navy, retired
died at his residence In this city last night
aged 90 years.
, 1889-06-27
Regulation.

SALEM. June 26. Special. Governor
Pennoyer has received a requisition from
the governor Of Colorado for Walter Il.
Jewell, wanted in that state for embezzle-
ment.
, 1889-06-27
rhirtssu-Yesr.O,a .o,ri KILLED.

chsrd last night Eugene Emery, farm
hand, beat out the brains OF Cora Grimes,
aged 49, with q club. Emery was snam.
ored with her. Her parents would mot
permit his attentions
, 1889-06-27
Faneral ef Mrs. H.xa. Friday.

FREMONT, o.. June ga great number
OF oelstrA OF cJnd ,lsusstt ths delshoe
Mrs. Hayes have been received from d ON.
it.ent people in public and private life. ThA
funeral viii be held Friday afternoon.
, 1889-06-27
PHELPS. GERMAN MINISTER.
Immediately Remunerated for His Dip
lomatio samoan, services.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 26.-The pres
ident has appointed William Walter
Phelps minister To Germany.
Phelps received his appointment from
the presidents own hands with the remark
that 1t was his reward. Going to the de-.
partment Of state, his commission was i'm.
medintely made out and he qualified.