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ANornln LorrInY son.mr.
A Mexiean Company 1ryins Go Bribs
the North Dakotans

ST. PAU. March 10. - Amandet
Jaquine, OF paso del Norte. representing
the San Juarez lottery. Of Mexico, wal
in this oiiy last night on his way TO Bis
marck, and talked quite freely Of bis
company's plans. 1t appears that thu
Dakota campaign will bs conducted by
the Mexican company, and Jaquinc says
that tho ofer 10 the legislature has been
trcbled. On the way up 10 81. Paul no
has been taking up all the Louisiana
tickets and replacing them with Mexican
slips, under tile Us yet unqusstioned sup
position that o foreign corporation can
evade the law. The general impression
~ tho South is, he says, that the Dakota
bill will pass.
, 1890-03-20
ELgCrIuN N 0FREPREsENrATIvEs.
a DilI Introduced In the Housc/by
MIR. Kelly.

WAsuiSoros, March l7.--Nr. Kelly, of
Kansas introduced bill In tho house
to-day to provide for tho election of
mem bers of the house. II declares that
no state law or constitution shall de-
priye citizen, duly authorized to yste
fora member of the legislature, Of his
right to vote, except upon conviction of
felony. Congress is to fix the congress
sioual districts In each state Immediate
ly upon the publication Of the census
returns, ana the determination Of tho
basis OF representation. The districts
are to bo made up of contiguous terri
tory, and as nearly equal in population
as possible and In case congress fails to
arrange the districts within ninety days
before the elections, representatives. ARE
The elections are to bo held on the Aus
tralIAn system,
, 1890-03-20
a POSTAL TELEGRApn.
The Editor OF tho omaha Bee speaks
In Its Behalf

WAsHtSGroN, March Is, 80 Edward
Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee and
practical telegrapher, argued before
the house to-day in behalf of u postal
telegraph. lie said that he came not TO
advocate any particular bill nor 10 an
tagonize any particular telegraph COM
pany. lie said that he was convinced
that the time had arrived for the gov
ornment to endeayor to secure con troll OF
the telegraph. lie presented figures
showing the expenses and profits ON u
given wire and said that lac thought 10
cent rate for messages ought to bc re-
munerative.
Mr.. Rosowater advocated the PROPOSE
tion that the government buy up all the
telegraph lines, and then advertise. for
proposals 10 have private corporations
operate tho postal telegraph system,
under the control OF the government.
This would rivo the people q cheaper
and more efficient service.
Chairman bingham laid before the
committee u letter from DR.. Green and
General Eckert of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, in which they say
that the executive committee had in
structed them to invite the com mittee
TO visit the company's headquarters and
examine their general operations. The
letter says: 1--WE court the most thor
ough investigation and are willing you
should employ experts to go through
our books, accounts and statements"
, 1890-03-20

Ibe iort lOWuaena seattle sur
veys-Ths city ruil OF People.
PoRr TowNsEHD, Wasn., Mach i5.---A
corps of engineers c0rnenccd opera
tions OH the Port Townscnd & Southern
railway to-day. Other parties viii 60
out in fcw days, and tho work OF track
laying will be commenced soon. Aian-
ager AoNelll, of the Ocgon Improve
ment Company, and Colonel Ilaines ~
Seattle, aro here completing tho hnal
arrangements concerning the land bonua-
Tho railroad officials are buying the
available property In Jefferson county.
Nearly half millions worth Of property
changed hands to-day.
Tho city Ia overlooking with Strangers
Special steamer recommendations are
being arranged for the large crowds Of
people arriving daily. News has beqn
received here that two colonies from
Indiana and Pennsylvania will soon ar
rive. The city presents a metropolitan
appearance tonight. The streets are
crowded, the hotels fall and new Duniness
CnterpriscB are commanding
, 1890-03-20

wAsHiSc1oN, March h--ln response
to the senate resolution calling upon the
SECRETARY OF the interior for report as
the cause of Withholding patents for
lands within the limits " the Union
Pacific grant. which are free from all
claims and were reserved nl tho date Of
the definite Location OF the company e ;
road, Secretary Noble says he Is stih
considering the question as 70 these
lands, as TO whether they are free irom
all claims and reserved, and other ques-
tions In connection win the grant.
These questions, the secretary says AIs
of more than ordinary importance, and
hc has not yet been able 10 complete the
inauiry,
, 1890-03-20
sHERMAN's ANrI-TRUsr BILL.
Ho Reports n Substitute From the
Committee ON Finance.

WAsHINToS, March Ex-senator
Sherman, from the senate committee on
finance, reported to-day a substitute for
his antitrust bill.
In the shape presented to-day Senator
Sherman thinks the bill ovorcomos all
objections to the measure ON the grounds
Of unconstitutionality. The members
of the committee reserve the right to
express their opinion of the bill when it
comes up for Consideration.
Tho substitute declares unlawful and
void all combinations OF two or more
citizens or citizens with an alien in re-
straint of FREQ competition In importa-
tion or transportation, or which tends to
advance the cost of articles of consump-
tion. IL gives the United states courts
jurisdiction and allows the person dam
aged to recover double the amount OF
their damage with the costs and attor-
ney's fees.
, 1890-03-20

WsuISGroS, March lS.-Mr. Cullom
to-day introduced bill to amend sec
tion l. ofthe interstate commerce act,
80 us to provide that the commission
shall have authority to inquire into thu
management of the business OF all COM
mon carriers. and shall keep itself in
formed rs 10 the method In which the
same is conducted.
Upon the request Of the commission
the district attorney, to whom II may
apply, may commence, under the dircc-
tion OF the attorney general, all the
necessary proceeding for the enforce
ment Of the provisions of the law.
, 1890-03-20
THE wonLp's FAIR BILL.
A Victory for Chicago In the Com
Inittpa.

WAsnISGtog. March Is. The world 4
fair committee completed the considera
ticn of the bill this morning. and it re
suited In victory for Chicago.
Tho till is amended so as TO pro
vide that tho president may issue
u proclamation and Invitation
to foreign exhibitors as soon
AZ ne is satisfied that the Illinois cor
poration has provided Tor the ten mill
ion guarantee. The dates for the expo
sition Is liked yesterday have not been
changed, nut MI Gambler gave notice
that he would move in tho house for the
holding Of the falr III 1898. The bill was
ordered TO be reported to the house i'm.
, 1890-03-20
THE TARIFF ON SUGAR.
Conference or the Illinois Republic
can nIsopresentatlyes.

The republican members of the house,
OF the Illinois delegation, held cou.
ference to-day-thcrc being but two ab-
sentecs--to consider the tariff question
SO far rs It relates to the duty on sugar.
The conference was nn earnest and har-
monious one, and upon motion OF MIR.
Payson the following was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That It is the judgment of
the republican nilmbers Of the Illinois
delegation in congress that in any bill
TO be reported by the committee on ways
and means revising the present tariff,
sugar below No. 10 should be admitted
free.
, 1890-03-20

The bill to repeal the timber culture
law was up in the house to-day A COM
bination of bills was introduced by
Messrs. Hansbrough, of North Dakota,
new statesmen are In favor of It's repeal.
vocating the repeal and stated that the
law had not been beneficial to his state.
, 1890-03-20

CnIcAGo, March LA special tron|
Butte. Montana, this morning stated
that Judge Andrew J.. Davis, q wealtb3|
citizen, had died, leaving ali estate o|
siO,Oo0,OOo. ali OF which would 50 70 III
brother, John A. Davis. OF Chicago.
reporter spent the day in hunting up nlI
the John Davises IN the city ditectorye
willingness 20 take chargc OF M
millions, they were Obliged resrethiil}
to say that they had never tclsse i,earI
of Judge Davis, anu that shey had d
relatives in the Wcst
, 1890-03-20
OBSERVED uIs PATE.
A Husband Br.aks Lighted Lamp
Over His WHO'S Head.

EAST LrvEKPooI, March 15.--Town-
send Ware, farmer who lives ia The
northern part OF this county, willie ia q
temporary tit OF insanity last night, a..
tackled his wife with lighted lampl
breaking Il over her head and setting
fire to herclothes. Her screams aroused
tho neighbors and Ware He'd. Ihi3
morning his body was found In pond
near BY. Mn. Warc's recovery ID
, 1890-03-20

WAsHIsoros, March l7.-Representa-
tive Merrill. OF Kansas, to-day intro
duced u bill providing for n service pen
sion of - per month to certain soldiers
of the late war and widows. Its enact
ment into q law will place $500. 900 addi.
tlonal pensions on the roll at once, and
about $52 900 each year thereafter.
, 1890-03-20
rHE pAcIrIo nAILHoADs.
Tn, Question Considered ny ths
House Committee.

WAsnrSaroS, March i3--The house
committee on Pacific railroads to-day
further considered the question as to
whether it should report bill providing
for the set,leinent OF tho government
Indebtedness OF the Union and central
Pacific, as was done by tho senate com
mittee, OF should repor, separate oills.
There Is marked difference ct opinion
in the committee ON lhe luesuch. anu
this mornings discussion uto not resu'e
The rubiished statement that the sec
rotary OF the treasury had invested
monsys TO the credit Of the companies
an their iirst .uorgaged bonds was also
discussed, and resolution was ordered
to be presented 10 the house requesting
Tho secrctary To inform the house
whether he had done AZ reported.
, 1890-03-20
Tnn M,cALLA rI.IAL.
Further Testimony Concernine tho
Lack Of Dtsolplfue.

LAth ot tttettl1hts
NGw YoHx, March is.--rhc lnycsliga-
tion into the charges OF cruelty against
Commander MoCalla was RESUMED this
morning.
jeremiah Shay, fireman, Michael MUIR
phey, coal HEAVIER, AMI II. X ffewoy
testified that Lieutenant Muliigan put
Shay In irons and trlcod him up, ha-
cause he did not toe tho marx properly
on the quarter deck.
~ w. BcotzeT fireman, testified that
l'eutenant Mnllignn treated aim IN tho
same way and that Lieutenant lnRerzoll
struck Seaman fltzgera;d and banged
M! head against the mast.
Lieutenant Mulligan testified that he
eouli renemhcr 40 snch occurrence.
=, ,Michail keayey charged lAeuiepant
hnliigan with having gagged him with
payoneni. Muiligan admitted that
ne had had no orders todO thls.
Seaman Nell told about Lieutenant
insefsoli threatening him With bclay..
lns pin, and ailefwani striking him
down with his fist Soycf4l others COM
plalncd OF crlol treatment.
, 1890-03-20
The ohio Bnliot-nox Case.

wAsuisoroS, March 17.-Beforo the
Ohio ballot investigation committee this
morning A. G. Sands continued his evil
dencc. lie was followed by Kurtz. late
private secretary Of Governor Foraker,
George Wcbber, Of Cincinnati, and Rep
rescntative Grosvenor Nothing OF i'm.
portancc was clicitod. This apparently
closed the testimony.
, 1890-03-20

A Verdict of Murder In tho Firs
Degree,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. March i3.--The
trial Of the hrst thrce persons charged
with the Oleson lynohing at Whitehall,
Wis, was concluded to-day. A Oar ~
the testimony Is concerned, tho wife aud
son OF the murdered man, and Ole
slctto, well-to-do farmer have been
on trial for what accorling 10 the
Judges charge, IL murder In tho first do
guilty 70 the charge Of riotlng, although
the judges charge is un m lstakable that
thsy arc all guilty Of conspirloy 10 COM
NIT fnunler
, 1890-03-20

WAsnINGToN, March ls.-ln the house
to-day, Mr.. Norton offered for reierencea u
resolution rcciting that 1t is reported
that the postmaster general has been
employing postotlice inspectors and
special agents investigating the claims
OF republican applicants for appointment
as 'bostmasters and paying for such
to the law, and calling on tue postmaster
general for G. statement,
, 1890-03-20
pIan for Era.. rIn.

WAsuINGroS, March 1S-The Ar
mours have petitioned congress for free
tin, on the ground that the duty will
ruin the canned goods business and in
crease the price to CONSUMERS.
The Dakota senators have created
quite n sentiment in favor of a duty on
tin. They say duty OF 2 cents n
pound will protect the American work.
men.
, 1890-03-20

Tile sending OF Representative Frank,
Of Butte City, 70 Washington at an cx-
pense Of 5000. to SEQ that Butte got an
adequate appropriation for public
building, was utterly useless, for all he
has accomplished. A 6-ccnt postage
stamp would have carried all the inior-
nation lac brought over to the Montana
representatives OF tho committee. lie
has not, and probably will not, be heard
before the committee.
, 1890-03-20

wAshfsGToS, March is.-Mr. Gest, OF
Illinois, introduced "A bill in the house
to-day granting bounty Of $50 to all
soldiers and sailors of the late war, who
served in the volunteer service for not
less than ninety days and were hon.
orable DISCHARGED
, 1890-03-20

PIrrsBuRG, March ls.--ln the sens}
tional trial Of Rev. DE- 1ianselle, az u
NJ. T. church. OF Mekeespoft. ior iyin|
and defamation % character, scci|
was created to-day when tho counse, 4
tho reverend gcntionan rcinscd to y, 4
with the case. lie stated tn.,l he hnsd
ell Manseilc q letter which MAS to hr u
tered against hin. and tnat that Feutl|
inan had thrown IL in the tife, 81
case has now gone W tho eomuillso
charge. I.e+ -
, 1890-03-20

WAsHINOToS, March iD.-Among tia
nominations to-day were the following;
Commodore X. Brcckham, to be rear
admiral,
Postmasters: Arizona-J. Knox Cor
bett at Tucson; John w. Archibald
at Prescott.
, 1890-03-20

NEW YoRK. March iG--A mad dog
ran through the streets to-day and bit
two boys and man. Tho dog was final
~ killed by policeman. Tho injured
persons had their wounds dressed at the
hospital. The dog had been made mad
, 1890-03-20
SATURDAY IN CONGRESS.


WAsHtS0TuE, March 10. In the house
to-day Mr. DalzcIi, from the committee
ON Pacific railroads, reported o rcsolu-
tlon calling on the secretary OF the treas
ury for formation as TO whether tho
government is owner or holder OF any Of
the first mortgage securities of any of
the Pacific railroads which are aided 10y
the government, and, If so, the amount
OF such securities, and when and in what
manner aud by what authority the same
were acquired; adopted.
Mr.. Beckinridge, OF Arkansas, offered
q resolution calling on the secretary ol
war for information regarding the f.cili-
ties ut the command of the department
to guard the leyecs of tile Mississippi
amt other works, and il there is reason
To npprehond unusual danger to human
life, etc. adopted.
Tho senate amendment to the house
bill authorizing the Oregon Il Washing.
ton Bridge Company to construct a
bridge across the Columbia river be
tween Oregon and Washington was CON
Cured in.
In the morning hour bills were passed
submitting the location Of the scat OF
Shoshono county, Idaho, To a vote of
tie people OF that county; granting au.
thority to the board OF supervisors OF
Maricopa county, Ariz., to issue bonds
ior the construction of n certain railroad
authorizing ihc municipal corpora.
tion OF Ogdcn, Utah, to as.
sumo a., bonded Indebtedness IN
cluding all existing liabilities, eanal 10
4 per cent. of the taxable property within
that corporation; aud approving, with
amendments the funding act of Arizona.
Public business being suspended, tho
house proceeded to pay it's last tribute of
respect To the memory OF the late Judge
Kelley, of Pennsylvania.
Merrs. % NeIll, OF Pennsylvania: Hol.
man, Banks, Mckinley, Bingham, Viii
son, OF West Virginia; Canby, MoKen.
ny and Kerr, of Iowa, made addresses,
and as n mark OF respect to the dece scd,
the house adjourned.
, 1890-03-20

WAsnIsuros, March l7.-Mr. Ingalls,
to-day introduced bill providing that
a soldier who has lost both eyes or one
arm and one leg may get married at any
timo he may so desire to some one to
take care OF him, and at his death the
soldiers wdovlshould receiv ae2iS
mon Tia rs long as she remains single II
u soldiers wife refuses to live with and
care for him ho may, after an absence
OF six months, procure u divorce from
any county court upon the payment
af a.
, 1890-03-20

NEW YoRK, March l5.-Two-thirds OF
the seven millions left by Judge j..
Davis, Of Butte, Mont, viii come 70
this city. His heirs are his brother.
Erwin Davis, and nephew, Henry A.
Root Both are lawyers, and the Tor
mer is already wealthy.
, 1890-03-20
A NEw RAILROAD rHoJEcrE D
Tho Astoria. seashors a EAstern
Company Incorporated.

'oh'bAhJ ah'"Hpof"tsas
ASTORIA, March l5.--Ar,Icles Of incor-
poration OF the Astoria, Seashore 4
Eastern Railroad Company were iilcd
here to-day. The object is 10 construct,
equip and operate a railroad and tcle-
graph line from Astoria 10 Fairfield and
Fort Clalsop. on tho Lewis and Clark
river, another to sessside, and another
via the Nahalem river to Tillamook and
south along tho coast 10 San Francisco.
with branches TO Portland aud points In
the willamette valley.
The incorporaior arc w. II. Smith.
Oliver Stewart, T.. c. Jcilsrs, ID. VI.
Stewart, Of Astoria. and George Ecker.
of Dayton, Wash.
The capital stock Is $500, 900 in 1000
shares Of 400 each. Tho term of the in--
corporation Is fifty years.
, 1890-03-20

tho Northern side, attracted by tho gels-
erous bounty offered. A meeiing was
held this afternoon and stops were
ont thirty-two men eligible ior meu1ar-
, 1890-03-20

WAsniSGToS, March 10. Secretary
Proctor to-day issued an order transfer
ring tho headquarters of the department
of the Missouri from Leavcnworth to
ST. Louis.
, 1890-03-20

ers a provision for tho maintaining OF
order at tho elections is also provided
for
the bill carries an appropriation OF
$4,000.
, 1890-03-20

Senator Madison, from the committee
on public lands tU-doy reported favor
ably bin to- validate the Homestead and
presumption filings In the STATES Of North
and South Dakota, Montana and Wash
ingtou.
, 1890-03-20

WAsninGroS, March ls.-Thc grand
jury to-day reported an indictment
against kincaid for the murder of Taul-
, 1890-03-20
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WAsniSoros, March i9--yice Prcsi
dent Morton occupied the chair in the
, 1890-03-20
HOUSE RRoCEEDINGs.
The Oklahoma Bill Passed with
Amend mcnt-.

AmtnitntnN-.
The house then went into committee
Of the whole Tor further consideration of
tho Oklahoma bill.
On motion Of Mr. Tarsney, an amend
ment was adopted for the establishment
Of u land office in No Mans Land
on motion of Mr. Holman an amend
ment was adopted providing that no
person having fee simple to lGO acres
Uf land In any state or territory shall he
entitled TO enter the land covered by
this act.
The committee then arose and re-
ported the bill to the house.
The amendment providing that Sec
tton 2iSD OF the revised statutes, prohib.
RORY to the Introduction of intoxicating
liquor into Indian territory, be enforced
IN Oklahoma until after the adjourn.
lucnt uf tho first session Of the legisla-
turc was agreed TO- 1884 to l03.
The bill was then passed, 100 to -.
II Is "A substitute Tor the senate bill ON
tic same Subjcct.
The bill contains provisions which in
substance fix the boundaries of the new
territory to include the Cherokee out
lot, with the proylsO that no lands
which the Indians occupy under treaty
or by law be included without their
consent, except Tor judicial purposes.
They extend over the new territory the
constitution and laws of the United
States and the code of Nebraska, with.
out interference With the local Indian
government, nctins under their treaty
OF rights. Seven counties are estab-
lished. Tho county seats are to be
Guthrie, Oklahoma City, Norman, lis
bon or kingilsher, Beaver, saltwater
and one more, to he liked by tho sccre-
tary OF the interior.
The Cherokee outlet Is declared to be
public land, ard open to settlement un-
der the honcstoad.l and bona hdc
settlers aud occupants arc given the
prulvrrnce
Tho sections after No. "a are devoted
TO tho establishment of u judicial sys-
tom in Indian territory, Which are to uc
divided into three districts, and courts
arc tu Oc held at MuscOgec, Vonita At
Okla, Ardmore and Purcell. Adjourned.
Presidential Nominations.
WAsniSGroS, March i3-The prosi-
nominations:
chief justice Of the supreme court OF
Arizona.
Andrew Davidson, OF New York, to be
iirst deputy commissioner of pensions,
vice Hiram Smith, Jr., resigned
Robert Waugh, of Iowa, to be agent for
the Indians OF the uintah and Ouray
agencies, Utah.
Pedro Sanchez to be supervisor of the
census for tho district OF New Mexico,
vice lloraiio I.ndd, declined.
Joseph III. Hughes, to 10 receiver OF
public moneys at spokane Falls, Wash.
Postmasters: California ohm Calder,
at Willowsi Thomas Kelley, at San
Jose John Joy, at sallna; John Cady,
at Sonora.
W. Il. Burleigh, at Birds View, Ska.
git county, Wash.
0rcgon-John NJ. Lewis, at East Port.
land.
Montana---Charles w. seyde at Miles
CITY
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-12-25
LUTESVnLLE LOCALS.
Peter Bess has moved to town

Peter Bess has moved to town.
Bill Kinder Of Whitewater is
visiting here this week.
j. A. Duncan has moved into
his new dwelling house.
J'r. A. j. Mayfeld went to st.
Louis last week on a visit.
E. Miller has put up his
Photograph gallery in town.
A boy was borned to the wife
of j. M. Golfer on the 9th inst. /,
Geo. Adems If Stroderville
was visiting friends here last
week.
G M. Crage has purchased
property here and has moved
into it.
Miss Mary Stallings IL Bis
nlarck is home on q visit 70 her
mother.
Mr.. P. Bongh Of Marqaand
spent Sunday here with his
many friends.
xMiss Addie Tankersley. who
has been visiting In Sed9@wick.
Vile for tho past month, rstuln.
ed home Sunday. \,
There is to he some sort of nm
entertainment In he N. n.
Church ChrIaimas ere at this
!, 0anan ~ ma. IuilAiln1ld W6