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TAULBEES DEATH.
Post Mortem on the Remains of KIN
oaid's victim-The Latter Retains Emil
nent Counsel


Post Mortem the Remains of KIN
oaid's victim-The Latter Retains Emil
nent Counsel
WAsHINGToS. March 12.-The post
mortem examination on eX-Congress-
man Taulbee's remains has neen
completed. The ball was found deeply
imbedded in the orbital cavity under
the orbitsl plate and in such
a position that il would have been i'm
possible to extract it during life, as the
operation could only have been per-
formed under the influence Of
the most powerful an4sthetics,
which Taulbee could not en-
dure The ball was completely shat
tered and split in two pieces. The i'm
mediate cause of death was an abscess
at the base OF the brain caused by the
ball Surprise is expressed by his
physicians that death did not ensue
earlier.
Kincaid will be defended by
Senator Voorhees,, Judge jeremiah
Wilson, a distinguished criminal law
yer OF this city. and perhaps Repre-
sentative Grosvenor, os Ohio. in sd-
dition 10 c. Maurice Smith. the attor-
ney who has defended the case since
the shooting occurred. Taulbee's
friends will retain counsel to assist the
district-attorney in the prosecution.
Ex-Congressman Phil Thompson, as a
friend OK both parties, has declined the
retainer and Senator Black burn is ex-
pecued 20 decline. 4 great effort viii be
made to clear Kincaid A change of
venue will be asked Tor but viii hardly
La rrra rfnH
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conformity WITH ths provisions Of the
last river &a6 hsrbor bal. surveys, esti-
mates and plans for the channel isa-
prosemenL locEs ana dams ID TIE
t.eds II tie illneis &na Des
PlAlaes rivers from la Sale to Loek-
pore - As - provide naslgahle
waterway net less thSB los feet VIDE
Snd fourtsen feet deep aDa tne survey
~ > channel from LoeSF0rt l. L4ke
Michigan 81 or near Chicago The re-
port traBs2igtea - the department.
prepared under tie direction OF Captain
" NJ MarsbalIs corps - engineers
submits estimates ter two separate
routes - follows.
Estimated cost Of the Chicago route,
S.. -. eos, VA the Sag Or Calumet
river route, so. 094. Els These are
fourteen-foot projeetsl. The cost Via
the Chicago route on an eight-foot
project Is estimated 81 So. SIS, lss ane
Via the SAG ana Calumet river route al
TIC same depth s2S. SIS. SOC
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OLD COMRADES MEET
state Enesnpment OF tns Indians
q. 4. +. &c Indianapolis.
TEE DEPnfsEsI IS FLOTRISHlSC.
Ssasrsl AIxxs Dsel3res tie Passage Of .
s~rsies PsEslsa esb - ss tsasf~etis-
able a. PrsssUg-FreP@rins Tor ths
Lsysl Lezian Ceiseratloa-

INDlASAPorss lad. March l1-Tbe
State eneanpuent 6. A h began
Aere Tuesday. Department Commander
Travis in his annual address stated
that here arc Ro9 Gil pests In good
standing in the State, being "a increase
of twenty gpo during the yesr The
nan Der OF members In good standing
IS IS. l65. an Increase OF l,S44 since the
mseGing a year ago. The department
has balance On hand az present et
g.. es5. %. The desth-roll during the
year was 265.
mAnder-in-C Chief Alger delivered
an address ia Which he sd dvised she
veterans 10 go slow in the service pen
sion matter saying that ne had been 10
Washington TO look into the plsn, and
had been met with such arguments
against and objections 10 the passage OF
a service pension bill that he deemed il
impracticatle just now, at least
While in hearty sympathy with the sol
diers in their efforts he advised them 10
be content for the present with the dis
ability pension bill and other pension
legislation aow pending.
AT afternoon session quite a strong
effort was made 10 have the encamp-
ment next year located at Fort Wayne,
but il was unsuccessful; indianapolis
receiving 3S7 votes 20 2ls for Fort
Wayne.
The campfire at night was attended
by over 5000 people. the big hall being
packed. Addresses were delivered by
General Alger, Secretary OF State
Charles E. Griffin, Mrs. Annie Witten-
meyer, General A. G. Weissert, Colonel
Durield. of Detroit; Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Chase and Jesse Parmenter.
LOYAL LEGION CELEBRATION.
PHILADELPHIA, March l2.-The gen.
ersl committee of the Pennsylvania
Com mandery of the Military Order of
the Loyal Legion of the United
States has held many meetings
since last November in the inter
est of the celebration Of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the formation
OF the order. which will take place in
this city April Is, 10 and II. The order
is composed almost entirely OF present
or past commanding officers of the
army. navy and marine corps OF the
United States. and originated in
this city April IS, 1865, during the
dark days of the Republic. The
Pennsylvania Commandery has made
ample arrangements for the comfort and
entertainment Of visitors. About 2,0a0
companies of the order will be present
President Harrison is companion, as
are number of his Cabinet, and e.
President Hayes is commander-in-chief.
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look HIS OWE LEE.

The Body Of Teter Logs. one of the
olson LyRchsrs. Found BsBging TO .
Tree.
WHITEHALL Wis. March q Peter
Logs. one OF the lynching party that
murdered Olson, the Norwegian. con-
mittei suicide by hanging himself on
the Baker farm. near The scene of the
Olson tragedy and about eight miles
from here. some time Monday night His
BODY was discovered hanging 70 tree
Tuesday evening and there vas every
evidence that he had been dead some
time. The Baker farm "a where the
tbirtv-oae iyuchers Wbo murdered Hans
Jacoh Olson gathered n arrange the
r1ot % that horrible crime. LoFs vas
one % the foremost of TIE conspirhtors
and IL T. tLought he killed bisuself be
cause his bonSsman recently asked 20
be e ssse5 from respor .bilitv- John
sons plea o. Faiity is also supposed %
have rad ts effect
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Books Tor Toronto University.

LONDON, March IA committee.
among the bers Of which are Lord
Salisbury, the Archbishop of Csnter-
bury, Earl Granville and the Vice
Chancellors of Oxford, Cam bridge, Lon
don and Dublin Universities, has been
formed TO collect and forward
gifts Of books to the Toronto Uni
versity. the library OF which was re-
Gently destroyed by the FIRE which con-
sumed the university buildings. All
the British universities. the Bri i>sh
Museum and a number of private firms
and individuals have promised to assist
the committee.
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q BAD MAN CAUGHT,
" Buck" Murray, Who Killed a Detroit
Police OfNcer, Arrested in Cleveland

Buck" Murray, Who Killed a Detroit
Police Ofncer. Arrested in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., March 12.-"Buck"
Murray, who shot and Killed Detroit
police officer last week, having been sur
prised by the officer while engaged in
drilling safe in a wholesale grocery
store, was arrested here. He made his
escape and was followed by Detective
Mcdonnell and Patrolman Nc
Hugh. They walked, rode on freight
trains and farmers wagons, tracing him
directly to Cleveland. Murray arrived
here Tuesday morning. Tuesday at 10
o'clock he went to cheap hotel on the
West Side where he was captured at l:45
o'clock in the morning. He was re-
leased from Joliet penitentisry several
months ago. where he served three
years for burglary in Chicago. He is
a skillful burglar, is 26 years old and is
known here as James Hill.
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Bank raIiare at Larned, Kan.

LARNED. Kan, March l2. - The
Lsrned State Bank suspended payment
Tuesday. The assets are 81, 600. and Of
the liabilities, which amount to SSS. 00o
sls 600 are preferred notes. secured in
favor OF the National Bank of Com
merce Of Kansas City. Individual de-
positors will make an assignment to A.
A Sharrn
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sensauonai Breach Of Promi.. suit.

CHICAGO. March 10, Miss Jennie NJ
Pasl. young lady we'll known in social
circles here, brought suit yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court against
Louis Wschsmuth. wholesale cIothier
OF this city, for sloo, 900 fes breach OF
promise or marriage
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AsHLAvD Wis. March 12-In re
Perrin trial fhe defense rested 7 Tuessa7
afternoon sfter tenssrlnFs 2 large amount
C. evidence proving 81 siioi tor Baker
vkicA the counsel FOR re state e1assr-
ore5 n break 6oan rT rigid oross-eT-
suinafea. The rebsttsl vil probably
- concluded - nlebt aDa tas case given
% he fnrr ~ Ssrsr1s~
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Tn. .,VIo-nom,, catholic ranL

RoNR, March 12.-The FoDolo Ro-
mano has London telegram stating
that the Marquis OF Butte will be presi-
dent ot the AnElo-Roman Catholic
Bank. The central Office will be in
London and there will be branches in =
nun her OF cities
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

LovneV. Mas Ny Chaplin.
pres cert - ths Bosr5 ~ Az eaIfure.
sts-ez ir fke Houss of Commons Tuss-
6sT tast the GovsTrrsnt wgula intro
Gee er. slstio- ~ prsvsnf tks ina aports-
t.-r fro- Arer5rs ~ cattie from ths n
fc-te5 5ssrl-ts II tse Lrite1 sts1ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

CHICAGO, March -. -I In a collision
between q passenger ard freight train
On he Rock Island railway a. Blue
Island Tuesday nighk John Berry, a
tram hand. vas killed. and another man
seriouslT but rot fatsllr hnr.
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ROBBED AND MURDERED.
The Fate of Michael y. MoDonourh, =
Wealthy New York Architsct-


Wealthy New York Architect.
NEW YORK. March I2.-Michsel +.
McDonough, OF the firm Of McDonough
& 0'Sullivan. architects. contractors
and builders on One Hundred and
Thirteenth street. near Second avenue.
left his residence on Park avenue. near
One Hundred and Ninth street last
Wednesday evening in perfect health.
Tuesday evening his dead body was re-
moved from Bellevue Hospital IN an un-
dertakcr's wagon 10 his. former home.
his death having resulted from a tract
ured skull caused by blow from some
hard weapon welded by an unknown a.
sassin. The motive Tor the crime was
undoubtedly robbery. as Mr Nc
Donougb's gold watch, $500 in money
and numb Of valuable papers which
be is known 70 have Lad when be left
home are missing
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

REo JANFrRo. Nzrch l2 The Nation
g bank ard re Bsak of Brszl have
been sRthorI Ize3 % issue 81 000 eco r S.
res IN qsper esch. - be rsaeer abe II
Toid as soou as exchange permits
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DssErv. Mar 81 -Da-irg ths SEER.
~hich SVEN ths Sch'esR -cast - tae
Bsl-c c. Suraay thirtg ss1 ernsn we're
dreamed by re ss1sizizz 6 t1er boa
sea- E~xsrfor5
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IIcense Refused.

MAD1soS. Wis. March - The STATE
Insurance Commissioner Of Wisconsin
has decided not 10 renew the license oi
the American Building & Loan Asso-
citation. the State Treasurer having in.
formed him that satisfactory security q
the amount Of 500. 900 bad not been
filed accord ing 70 Law.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of tigs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tenn eHectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 70 the taste and ae-
eeptable 20 the stomach, prompt in
i.s action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aad agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have is on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try u. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA rio SKRUP co.
sAg SsaAolSc0. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. aEw roSs. M.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

FoET ScoTI. Kan. March l2-Judge
McComus who. as acting Governor Of Nir-
ginia, signed The death warrant Of John
Brown, died here Tuesday. aged "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
THE Markets

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2ssc Juiy 30zc. septen.ber 3ikc
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10. 2 ai12sc for so
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Ne sud 70 e e10l5c good g choice Ne go
~. Norfhvsstsrr No. 2 thir, ystdxc goo
70 ebo'cs sea45e isncy SOC
EEss PoRF Trading mo0rrsfsly active snf
prices rui-9 higher - go "a 20 ~ for cssh
90 i9ar4 a. for Hn~ch 80 f7s1BT fof Ma
sHdfi0 "a 10 e for July
L1En -Tradlng NTht End prices steaef 81
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r)rssse1 TURKEYS T7i5c psr , Lifs DucKs y
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Shers~assx the rstr 20 harsF~
Ystsxburx D;xpasSa.

rhe srhene for reducing the passage
.eroxs the Atlantic 10 seoastnree days and
: hal IL Assuming definite chap The aina
"a arr company waish has eessa formed Tor
shs purpose Is 10 rsascc The asas q q TIE
Atlantic vovagr to apoas 80 anlass, a.
Is~s-rs,s,. To do fhss IL Is proposed 10
..ss'.s sr,s.t \ railway aIanr the no-sh shore
~ ina river assl ssuIg os 81 LAnrenSs. ifosa
s1.,.n~s Il st. Charles bay, ca the Labrador
'Ss.sst ! instance oz NJ mics. With vessels
ss~smlne sweusy knoss al hour, = : eaiesa-
lssea that The distance eeIss~a - mares
49, ma N,..ord H&swn. isgo saaless vii Re
- - shsv~ DAYS thirteen hours. "a
1000 IRE average cs six DAYS eagnt and
All eosrs frOna New YsHk to lsrrrreoS-
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Land omo, n~el.,on..

WAulseros err. June l2.--Secvetary
noble today decided the case Of the North.
ern Paclfc, the Oregon & California and
the Ofskon Central railway companies
aE'east Myron R Brown. involving an an
psiesiion 70 make homestead entry within
re limit Of section withdrawn for the
oensnt Of railway company. The land is
y Oregon. and about thirty years aeo
80 entered q the land ONCE in the name
e soms person who. 30 far Is evidences can
= obtained. never had any existence.
Known held that this fraudulent entry re-
sHved the land from the grant and il vas
saa1ect to entry hv tho first conner. The
secretary holds that the land is reserved,
~ 4 = not subject 10 entry. Had the
'end heen entered by q qualified entry
nan u wonld have been reserved. subject
. entry.
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AisrorERorx. June 12-There was
ne aght yesterday among 4 number Of
sNeoys on the head OF the Nigratas. So
eo!so county, resulting in the death Of
senn and Garrett Davis on one side and
~ 6fcslette on the other. This IL the
- oaa o. the Grosleite boys who has come
violent death In that county. Owing
9 - ISOLATION OF the point where The a.
sook place the facts cannot be given.
aasls ase two factions in that county and
= snousht he killing was the result Of
81 olood and too much bad whisky.
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There were thirty million English Who talked Of
There we're twenty orakcn troopers who lacked
bed for the night
They had neither food nor money. they had
They were euiy shiisiess soldiers, the last Of tie
Light Brigade
They fels that life was neesing; they knew not
art was a.ng.
Tha. though they were dying OF famine they
lived in deathless song.
They asked for little money. 20 keep the volt
And ths thirty million Engsisn sent twenty
pounds and fcur
They laid their heads together that were Scared
aud lined and gfag.
Ksen were TIE Russian ssbres. but wan; Was
And an old troop sergeant mut.ered. Let's 60
60 the who writes
The thfnxs on Baaasiava the kiddies ct school
rvestss-
They went without hand or cclors. . regiment
To ioos fss ths Masssr singer Who had crowaed
them all in btskouR.
And waiting his servsn,s order. By the garden
desc.sse isisie elas.sr. the last OF the Light
Brigade
They ssross 70 ssaai TO attention. to ssraighsen
she tell bowed hack.
raey sriIled on an empty stomach. shs loose
knss t.ses fell siaeks
with .saorIas Of wesry .soaiaen. In garments
they sasmossa into his presence. the las, Of the
Lsghs Brigade
The cd troop sergeant vas spokesman, and.
s.aeggsnF your pardon ne sad.
''yoa wrote o. The ghi Brigade. cir Here's al
thos ixnss dead.
An, ne cnEse sYns what you wrote, sir, regard.
in the noash es he'll.
For ws'rs 4 / q as nigh 70 the woskhcuse, an
ne thcuxas we'd eass an tell
NO, sAans yeu. we deaf waas focd. sir: eas
Goa aa't sou take an write
A sort a 10 BE- eonttunea' and zee next page
a. the nSat-
We tagnk snas scme enc has nsanasrea. an
rcusGat ron tell EN- scw1
You write Ne were herGSs cftSa, ar. Please
arfse we are sgzrving now.
Tne pocs little Array Departed. lin ping and lean
And re aesrs 81 tire Master ssnssr grew 10.
vita sshe sersa os sessas
Ana he wru<s saw them weudsoas verses that
swxrs fae lAza sske aAEae.
Til sas fxtss9 scaa OF TIE EzgsiSh ware
sSoHsges viii the sAtzg called shame.
rasy sect cheek 10 the iessa that srrans from
thar h~ased the spawned cab Aorse.sAey Aoasess
tse aesassess dos.
Ana they vent fsUs q ~ cal. me . LIAR when
Fsssl sna eesss we~s Paid.
eAeek fos--e1ssssn - live Ca 20 the iast Ct tie
Light arxsseN
sAgrsy msgssoa ansslss sAas sasale OF Eng.
BsAosa. tsers are s~en-y asrees wao l.ek saesr
sec4 tsstxhss
Our cAssar~ns 60 sss.rsn' . srs lsspiax 10 -aezos
tas cAarsx tAss Ea.e.
And pe Nava 10 TIRE streets aa1 tae work kause
ne charge 81 the ilgas srigsae
EssgSrsf xsgssas
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ne Fort n.l, n...,v,,,.,.

nAfaifserox ctry. June i2.-Delegase
ssson has introduced bill authorizing
ec'ssasy OF the interior 10 negotiate
- We indians occupying the Fort Hall
sseion for the sale and cession OF =
esuca Of their land.
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COMMENCEMENT at OLYMPIA.

essAsarsA. June is.--The exercises OF the
zpas Collegiate Institute commence
took place last night. Professor l.
seusnseee rendered his resignation
nree years service as president
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but sne rest - : aaks' Aoosehsy 'A.e' nsne'y
miles long, recerine me Lasuo from tne
NORTH and the Aeotenay . AFORESAID ifohi
the soutn. Inc onust - only 'asersi eaN-
yon hall way Gown toe west sac, gap 700
small ior the eomo'nea Lafuo ana nVosesi-
$500 -n,.h saoss .hs
backed up 20 : Nsa su'ca n.oas ase
meadow Janus sss1s sp.ias snu 'a
item useless. "nae suss ~ uo'c W 49,. 800
this VpsWV acres ot "osqu'to sanoAes 'hso
. productive farming eoahsIys - sl'a
pie. Inc oates .aass @ 1nAas ~usi. aau
they say ina n Ens,sn synasosss. Iep1s.
sentsd oy MI pa''a~ ulonn sns = kv.hs -
DO IT. Ess's W." sn s4ss ee."ss
tins genuemsn $780, Aal. = s.s 49,. -
iasion y very simple - ~ nov uAny 49,
yards OF esrth must DC fsfnosso 70 give TAG
water IN ample passage ~ tne eo.uMosa,
We are sure ne mas nos uaaefsAAea tne P'o-
iect exceps on soea ssounas
Meanwhlie. ne os'en. nAs 800 .aasnk
on the maskman anu .ne nasenei ana
memory .'nSess n 80
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NECESSITY MADE A roSaux.
ssery cf the Invention cs the Ephe-
merai Chinook Language


Kansas City star.
eas o. The necessity of universal Ian
s1Ase Tor ccsnmerciA. transactions has been
sseaved the harsh. aiscordans volapuk, yss
= sos seneraiiy accepted. Its only charm. IL
Possesses any. is the simplicity Of its
mar. IL has TO horrsd irregular
ssfos Ike the terrible al!sr which Is the
-. = nor OF all students OF French. nor has
- /. saat awful sahiunesive mood Of our own
- aaee, which the average kAnsan and
s. - instead OK letting severely
las iahorioasiv wrest.ed With until
hsve constructed one or two verstahle
.esaac.Aaisms. and which sound. when
q the cultivated ear. like an epatArh
Iorkshsre eosnsry churchyarsi
uei years ago. in the early part at the
tafy, The traders Of The Hudson Bay.
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e oSxros, CAL, June i2.--G. Howard. IN
~ RESIDENT OF Stockton, who. In early
Vas prosperous money-,ender. to-
not himself in the lett aide. but vii
1eeeahly recover.
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N mILLross roR rnE aHow.

Ves31's Fair Stockholders Decide %
Deubis Thstr Capital.
CHICAGO. june i2.-At meeting Of the
Weftdh fair stockholders this afternoon
18 members uers present, who heid
psuxies for nearly Ill the stock Of the absent
thousandA The number Of shares voted
was 8s5M Propositions to double IL
capital slsck. making The total SIC, 600 900
instead Of &0o0po0 was unanimously
adopted. - wss also the change Of the
name from The Worlds Exposition Of
1877 70 the @WoFIds Columbian Exposi.
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