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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
THE LASESE.

house returns for the weeh
ended April IL showed an average increase
OF las Compared with the corresponding
week Of last year. In New York the in
crease was l6A.
BUSINESS vas active on the Londou
Stock Exchange during the week ended
April IL. American securities receiving Q
good share Of attention. Prices were arm.
except in coal shares which fell an aver.
age of four per cent. Money matters were
tanoy ant and prices firm on the Continental
bourses.
Hon. JOHN z. USHER. who was Secretary
OF the Interior under Presiden, Lincoln.
died at the University Hospital. Phila.
delphia. on the 18Th JUICE Usher was
well known in Kansas. having lived in
Lawrence for several wears. He was born
in Madison County. y. ". in lsl6 His
death leaves only Swo Of LincoIn's Cabi.
net surviving-Hon. James Harlan. Of
Iowa. and Hon. Simon Cameron, of Penn.
~sy!vania-
The steamship which arrived at New
York on the l&th from Hamburg reports
that in q fog she had struck the pilot boat
Commodore Bsseman. sinking her at once
and drowning Pilot John Handran and
NScos AAos
CHARLES HopoEs q fire boss and Evan
Aedden. . pump runner. were passing
through an abandoned working in the
Grand Tunnel mine at wilkes5arre. Pa,
recently. when their liShts ignitsd . large
amount Of accumulated gas and both men
were blown to pieces
TuE steamship Alameda arrived st San
Francisco o a the 18th. bringing full par.
ticulars OF the terrible hurricane Of March
Ia IL and !. At Samoa She also brought
several cad.ts from the wrecked steamer
Trenton. The disaster TO the Wal vessels
was due to the feeblene.s Of the machinery.
the British corvette Caliiope escaping the
deadly reef by the sheer force Of her power.
engines. The SAmoans acted molly in
rsscuing those in peril and caring Zoe them
The German cruiser Olga
which had been b-ach.d was doased after
the storm and reached Syduey. " s. W..
where she was docked for repairA
bY An accident on the Caro- Short Lane
near Bslievilie. I'll, recently. ;hirt~en
loaded cars wers smashed TO spiinsers md
about $4,000 worth Of merchandise de-.
stroye1 Brakeman Samuel Patteu was
and Brakeman Pat b or, serious.
" injured. Engineer Tohsn and rreman /.
Noble were hurt slightly in jumping for !
heir iiveA /
NoarnAc Won the SIX -dav' . race - Pitts. j
Pa. covering Sol miles F,
A HA>orKr Of B~oulansists as Versailles
res broken up On The Night Of the ISsh BY
he military.
JONI JACKSON, . capitals: and pessi.
aset OF the elevator On Biddie street. O. |
Loaia hanged himself tie osAer Donia&
~ suicide Vas das sosAs hopeless eooAt.
ion a his bosiness sEaira /
y Samoan Co0mlssioa saiisA txu0
Sew York foe Beeisn O tAs liza '
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TuE WuST.

DrRSo . small fre at Kokomo. Ind,
the other night three frsmen were injured
BY . falling wall
Two men were killed BY foul gas in the
vat Of the mineral hath house at Port
Huron. Mich. the other day, and the pro.
pristor barely escaped with hi. life.
I'm first step to nullify the recent slse.
TIC In Chicago resulted il . failure.
from Anaconda. Deer Lodge
ana Aissoula. Mont, show that they And
Brtss osAy wsnt Deusocratic, while Helena
Vees0an And Great Falls weat Republican
SUDoe IRAvHRA Of The circuit osurs sit.
one y Mount Pleasant lowe has decided
that cider 10 an ~intoxicans under The Pro.
Aibitory law and its sals IL illegal
Az epidemic q scarlet fsvsr has been
Raging In Fairbsry. H., and churches "a
eeAools have bssn closed Six deaths aaA
twenty casss have been reported
Tn eviction Of settlers ON \ D.
leetnss river lands il lowe, haA is h saSa
~ i.ds6nitely Postpees4
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0ENERA.

TuR barge Sunrise foundsrsd Near the
Delaware besakwater during the recent
stosm. The captain. his wife. two children
and . seaman were drowned
GENERAL BorLANGER has made spplica.
ton to the Swiss Government for permis.
sion to reside In Geneva The story OF his
expulsion from Belgium 10 denied.
A DISPATCH from India Saw that hun.
dreds Of houses AVE been destroyed By
dre at Surss. The loss Is placed ., CsO9.
W0
q provision trade has been excited by
reports that England would exclude
American dairy products unless adul,er-
ations were stopped Steps have been
taken by the Chicago Exchange to secure
legislation to prevent the frauds COM
planned OF
OWING 60 the prevalence OF cholera the
pearl fisheries Of Western India have been
. failure the past season. causing . loss of
20 The British Goverument
TaR Pffacs a Nassau takes the oa:h ~
Rsgsat q LnxsmbarE. the King Of Hol.
land. who 10 Grand Duke Of LuxsmbarS.
been declared incapable Of gov.
A ouPAfca from Zanzibar 4 the Inde-
psodsncs Beige says that the rumor that
Stanley and Emin Pasha we're marching
IN the direction Of ZANZIBAR VA IN Arab
In prsuiun On gold in the Aresastne
RsPootic has rsacAed g per cent
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OKLAHOMA LANDS.
The COMMISSIONS ct the ~s.~psrs 1sra-
O@es Captains the Manner st i.tr,-sn
Important Opinion.

WASHINGTON. April - Comuis.
.ion.r ut the General Iand.aelcs has
made uhIic the follow ng Icit.r. a. he.
ing Of genera interest Ia person. cou,em-
plating settlement IA DElshoms.
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tt~S" Al IsNp'TTt,E ssat~sf,,> tpri
it-~F Sogr icttr- - fn~ IN ins, .d5s-Ns~i
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s.'ins - r~tanr A. srtIai settler utgsr ~
iiomcsic.ii. avs RAY initiate he c!s Toy .rtsy
a; the District isna o-'~. after properly evan
in!us AMI .eloe'itg tse lad Required. 10 - \
cas-" BE q. sh wed sts sHortss frcn 5at~ o'rntss
y ithin sEtca 20 rs'ahl4sh Aa .eteai .vsG4erls
on the !.si. ~ ~ hs A. s.~et 30 n.ay
Initiate b.. claim ~ sctusi sst;l~uusnt n
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act or ssis connecting himself vitn the pa
ueasas tract claimed. sAsi a. or Sess - q
e4uiNa."u, a. al aaaosnc~in~n, ~ sss ls;es'i,s
and froui which 'h~ Pah.ie g~seF.ilY m.y A.Fs
rrtic~ % hs claim TG~re s,tsf s~ % ale ~~f
THREE months .i'h's shich - rnss~ b.. s;s.a
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have IL state ;hat NJ at - .s-eA q iss "a
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sis'rs that 60 one .hsi - permitted - .si&s
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THE WORLD AT Z
Summary OF the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTE.

WASuANoAVN NVARSe
ECUADOR has sent notice to the State De.
TO be represented at the conference OF
American States next fall
SENATOR IANDERsON says many Sen.
ators who voted against tho confirmation
Of Nurat Halstead were not actuated by
personal feelings. but believed Halstead
too impetuOuA
pleased with his visit to the Brooklyn navy
yard.
IT il understood that the new Sioux
Commission will consist Of William War.
ner, Of Missouri; Charles FistOck, OF Ohio;
John H. King, OF Nebraska; Major-Gen.
eral Crook and . Democratic msmber not
yet decided upon from Iowa
An order will soon issue from the Navy
Department concerning . court martial
for tho trial of Lieutenant.C Commander
George Il Book. who 10 charged with
having left his vessel (the Pints) in Alaska
and returned 4 the United States without
permission from the department
REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS H. PATTERSON.
United States navy, retired, died at
Washington on tho 10th after . long Ill.
nest. He wa sixty.nins years Of age.
TINS court martial to try Major Armes
for pulling Governor Beavers nose met At
the War Department, Washington, on the
18th.
THE Commissioner Of Patents has re.
moved Jerome B. Burke. q division chief,
and reinstated John W. Baboon In the
position.
In the case Of Steve Russell, convicted
in b United District Court Western dis
tr;ct OF Arkansas, for murder. and sem
fenced to be hanged on the 10Th Of April.
the President has commuted the sentence
to Imprisonment for iifa
The President has appointed Henry S.
White, Of West Virginia, to 10 United
States marshal for the district of West
Virginia
PERRY BELMONT recently resigned as
Minister to Spain. Secretary Blaine, In
response. requested him to remain in Mad
rid until his successor arrived.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
THE SOUTH.

VIRGINIA farmers report heavy loss OF
stock from drowning during the late gale.
Between Fort Monroe and York river fish.
ernen lost nets valued at 81, 700.
J. C. HEMPHILI. city editor and chief OF
stan OF b Charleston Is c. News and
Courier for dve years. has been elected
manager OF the paper, to succeed the late
Captain Dawson.
GRNERAL JANIS Lo~NGsrREEr's residence
IN Gainesville Ga. was destroyed By ire
the other day, causing SO, 90 loss.
THREE large mountain fires which are
doing great damage are now raging near
Edeemcnt Nd
TIE Canadian river in the Panhandle OF
Texas is out OF its banks because OF rains.
and an SIS. ooO bridge at Canadian. Tex,
has been washed away.
The wife Of w. 7. Woods and five of his
children we're burned to death near CLAW.
ton. Ca. recently. by his house taking Ere,
BALTIMORE business men have subscribed
500. 90 toward q grea: sugar refinery.
n Alabama giantess. q colored woman
weighing $50 pounds, died at Birmingham.
Ala, the other day. The coffin was six
feet seven inches long. forty inches wide
and thirty inches deep.
tn. raid on moonshiners in Eastern
Kentucky Was successful. seven moon.
sinners being captured without blooished.
ELIAS CALVERT. . wsil.to.do farmer.
and his wife were drowned near Mineral
WsllA Tex, he other day, while attempt.
Ing to cross the Bra1os river.
TIE crew Of the wrecked schooner Rich.
ard W. Denham, Of Bath. Ne. Numbering
foar men. were picked up At see by the
stsamcr Pirate and taken to Baltimorr.
Nd
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Of the State To observe it as such. aai de-
vote the day & this most worthy and
beaehcent purpose. namely. the planting
OF trees The SoveSnor earnestly calls
upon the ,peo?l" to plant trees and shrub
berry: plant them IN groves: aiorn the
homes and Highways: plant them IN parks
AMI places of resort: plan. hem in csm~.
teries. IL will 10 . graceful tnsl;e 70 the
dead and will b-autsfy their silent home.
Let ali engage in the performances Q: this
duty and they will confer . blessing a;-on
our State"
A TEAM belonging 20 Clark Pepper. Q
farmer residing i've miles northwc-: Of
Ashland. ran away with . stalk cutter one
day recently. Oae of the animals. valued
q: SI:5. had . kind leg cas entirely oS BY
the blades Of tie machine
THE infant ch ia OF Frank Bsnnis.er. OF
Central City. rec-atl swallowed . team
which ioisei in i;s ~indp % AMI oassei
iss iea b N . short tim.
TIE hoiy Of IN unkuoxn man ~ss found
O ,a,ing in the Missouri river ss B-sIevas
the other evening b. some fssernsea TIE
b,iv had se-n in tie was=r .o- son- fsue.
HrSRY Chion- . hatcher. r~,~ary /
skipp~d cut from Craig leaving many
farmers who bad Furnished hin with cat
tie And O. be- creditors 20 mourn
4 GRAND isIASp maa named Bowen. 1
who wss bitten by q mad d.. vent al ;ke
way TO Lzfaye:;e. lad 70 have . mad
tone sppsi~t Ia. ssose adhered 20 the
woand ard Bowen believe. TIA: b. 10
cured.
IBr laiiss' cornes naaa q. Fullerton %
good preSr-ss anislfhos. IA il hss
ooly he-u orgaaif~t six nos:ss ani has
never had a ias;racsor. ;s- H-sb.r, ass
said TO furnish excesiea; music
WsIlx rcskiax IN The stoa~ 97rrrses .;
JOAN Gyb rsc-esy had Ais face
has4s burned 30 . crisp BY an sxrso-
stoa Of guaposjer.
IsARs mes NAMED Has3S ns:A aad "a.
yards ~-re severely b1ss>d 4. . prs@sss
nss "a Whselss Coxasy tn oeAes day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-20
THE COLLEGE LANE.
lComr nuicate i

Mr.. EDITOR The expected boone
ran from the hanBs OF the worthy clerk
4 tse corporation has teen 6Tei IL dc
frns o. bi~t ity council.
The n.'st that eau be said OF the defense
after an expert aUa y,is, Is that il is a.
laceibg IN strength 40 ia a careful regard
for facts. The action OF tie trustees of
the College was based upon reason, Law
and morality aud by any fair minded per
son could never be styled wrong or
''hasty" or done without notice For
three years past the college authorities
have signlfied their intention Of taking
their own again aud closing the lane
through this property which had BIC me
fostering nuisance through their lsni-
eDcy. The hual actipn of the Trustees
IN j une last was made pubic and The city
authorities aud property owners given
ABUNDANT time aud ppDiiuniiy TO perfect
SrrangemeDts Tor traffic before the resoiu-
tion of tue Trustees went into effect
But our City Fdthsrs 81 pt, and now they
attempt Tor tuetr mouth piece does for
tneA) To throw blame on the College and
snlfk their own RESPONSIBILITIES Ia the
matter. Ii was the duty OF the city 10
have extended King George street years
ago. or made the Government do so, and
tue very least they could do, was, after
their ample notice to prepare for the
Closing OF College Lane when the College
should determine upon it, Now they al
tempt u avoid their duty under the plea
that to extend King George street will in.
volve an expense Of 1--WE or six thousaud
dollars, about twice tue assessed va us Of
the property, and the administration can
spare no money now SO near 10 ty
election and finance report Ii little
VI The city funds used in praping up
h"u ,es on East street had been used here
tue pubic would have less cause to com
pam. Now b tn citizens OF Annapolis
aud our good friends over the river have
just cause of CON .laint
The cumpari-on made by the writer
between the action Of the College author
lilies and that ef Chaplain Sampson is
foo ish as we'll as unjust. The design OF
The Col, &c to close the lane was long
premedilated and openly avowed and I'm
ally accompii- h,d uuder sense OF duty
with all possible consideration for the
public; the action of the superintendent
was peremptory and was recalled when
the TAO in the case was found to be
against 1t. The reply of the College
Trustees setting forth the duty of the
Government In the premises evidently
put the city In possession of valuable
aud hitherto unknown fact, hence the
committee OF the Council and the pa
tient hearing" of the Superintendent II
was not sufficient for the writer 10 defend
himself IN the local press. but he must
also ventilate his mistaken theories Ia the
New York papers, together with Naval
Academy hop notes &c CITIZEN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-20

Next Friday, the 22ndof February. is q
legal holiday. which will be observed
only by the banks aud State and Govern
ment officials in this city. There will
be no demonstration either military or
civic by our people in celebration OF the
great event Many OF OF our citizens will
no doubt visit Baltimore. Washington
and A;exandria whore 9 great carnival
aud trades display will take place during
the day, The only celebration of the &C
casion here will be q masked ball which
is to be given by some OF the young men
at the Assembly RopmR at night, which
promises to be Successful STAIR. Be
yond this We have not heard of any cele-
Dration OF the. day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-20
Lifting the Hat.

Lifting the hat is a custom that had q
military origin. il is said. In olden times
soldiers wore helmets to pro ect their
heads from assaults by the sword or
battle axe, and to remove his head cover
iug was TO show confidence In the man
Ia whom the salute was extended. No
gentleman was expected to split mans
head open after this mark of trustfulnsss,
though he was sometimes treacheruus
enough to do so. To lift the hat grace
fully is considerable of requirement,
requiring long practice. There is man
Ia New York who has become such an
adept al il that he can lit half q dozen
hats at a time, If he can sneak into q
hallway while the folks are at dinner.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-20
Half Rates to Washington via Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad. allowing Stop-offin
RalfimCre.

norder 10 afTsfd visitors To the In
anruratian all possible priri'eg. $. and II
the same time give Them the iseueit IT
thr very low rates which have been fixed
for this occasion, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will sell excursion tiescts
In Washington on February 25Ib. Goth.
eth. SStb, March 1sf. I'd. 81. and 4fh.
from all stations on its SYSTEM. at single
fire for the round trip These tickets
will adait of stop.off in Baltimore in
either or both directions. thus enabling
passengers by this route 10 vsit both
cities. The return coupons Of the excur
sion tickets are valid for use until aud
including March 18th This rate, in view
of the liberal condition it bears and the
magnificent service which the Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad aff ,rds. is the lowest ever
offered under similar circumstances. For
information as TO the movement Of regn
lar and special trains, and for specific
rates from zach station, apply TO ticket
agents CT the company