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The daily critic., 1890-12-05
In Frrrcr NoyrvRrn 33 tso0
Baliimore 4 ONO Railrnad.
etheduIn In oIIeot Novemher no. lsll.

Schedule IN effect November iG 1890.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street.
Fon CuicAGo and Northwest, vestibulsd
Limited express daily il8o a m, express
S3Opm.
Font iNciNSAri, ST. Louis and Indlanapo Il,
eXptess daily, $50 and u 30 m.
Fou rlTIuurG and Cleveland, express daily
N.tu m and 81 = M.
Fou EXINGToS and Joints In the shenadoah
Pom WIrcursTra aud way stations, $3.50 IN.
FuR LUUAY Is 30 pm,
Foa BArIu1rE, week days, Z 05, 500, G85,
z 80, 30, ,A % i1 minutcsl $50 IS, iiOl,
ll2 g a5-n inutesl a., i2io -, So q -,
45 5miuutesi, 3 -. Z IS. & 20. 500. 4j-miuutesl,
bu3, 5,30, o., ID, $50, l5 t,l), 90l 10 8l
and u - 2 N, sundays, o5, 80 30, SD,
$50 40 Gu0 45 niuutCs), 5.u5, 800, 6.15,
GO, 80, 9,0 10 80. li30 m.
F0E MAA STATIONS between Washington and
Baltimore. 500 ss5 So m. is.i0, 8.e5, q %,
$50, 80, u 30 m. sundays, $50 a N, leo,
3.a5 80, d.e0, 20. it.s0 ; ni.
TRANS tEAvE baltimore for Washington
$50, f.35, $50, ie.9l loss m; 1900, 1910,
2.lO, 2.20, 2a ais, 800, 600, $50, 7.05 30,
Gays G3o, ti5, $50 ea5, $50, l0.s1, lo.35 a
m; 1900. t05 2lo, $50, AS, 500, 20, T.05,
20, 7.40, $50, lo.to, 1890 and II co p. n.
f9sE5 ASsArous, o3l and i, $50 a m' ls 70 aud
Leave Annapolis G.s5, % o n, 1905, 3.50p
m. sundays, $40 NJ, 353 p N.
ANN EIAIAuAa ON NhN MetkNNoINaH DEAAeN5
t6ao $3.50 a m, 81 l5 p m. For principal
stations only, tl0,f) a m, ti'SO aud 1870
q m
For GAITHEBsHuRa ard intermediate points,
t9o0, 900, m,i ti25O f3.85, ti,83, s5-s3,
5000, fil8a 2 N.
F6H BoYn's and Intermediate stations, 200
CiUHcH rBMS leaves Washington on sunday
at i.i5 2 ~. stopping at all stations ON
FoB FHEpEmgE, % 30, S 50, $3.50, flt.so m,
3. u
FoR HAaERsrows, no 40 a m aud f5sOpm.
TRAINS aTriye from Chicago deily n 30 a m
ana aa ms from cincinnati and ~. Louis
daily 3 50 m and 2e5 p m; from Pittsburg
40 N, % n daily
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
fga NkW foss rent re On sn9 t9e Esst' ~ Ia q
. IN. Buffet PaTlor Cars on all day trains
Sleeping Tar on the 1880 p m, open al BOD
F6R BosTos, sas0 m with Pullm an Buffet
Sleeping Car running through % Boston
without change, via PUughkeepsie Bridge,
landing passengers in b. 8 81. station at
Fag PiIlApEI ruIA, s40s. +sOl. 1000. siaOj
noon, s2,5n, t5 CO. %, Is ana 1870 m
FoR NEWAEE, Bel. Wilmington aud chester,
f4.05. tso0 10, tl2 90 noon, so tjeJ ella,
and 80. 20 p IA. Limited express stopping
at Wilmington only 5000 a m.
more ard Philadelphia f5-00 ami 81 ~ q ~
"a, IS, . IS p m
THAISs leave New York for Washington,
sa.eo 80 a %, $500, 3 20, $50 70 and
HI2 rs night.
TnAAs leave Philadelphia for Washin gton,
Fi24, rs 5, e4is5 q N, fl40, asa, j.05,
FGa2 p. M.
For ATLANTIC CRY, i05 aud 1000 u, 1900
noon. Sundays z o5 q nn, 1900 noon
fEXceBl sunday. FDaily, ssuu1IY only
Baggagg callgd far and checked from hotels
and residences Ey Duiou Transfer CO. on or
deFs left al ticket Offices, 5ls and 1851 Pa. ave.
and 81 depot.
y. IT.. 0nEIL. CHAs. q. sGULL,
Gen Manager Gen Pass. Agt.
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The Great Manufacturers Sale Of
FINE
TaIIoT-Made Clothing
opened at o O'Clock today,
COR. oTH Ann = SIS. n. W.

lkllCy bululngls
and will continue until every dollars worth
is sold Bear in mind. Eighty three thOus and
dollars worth Of The Finest Clothing ever
made must positively be sold 10 Will pay
yOu % come n hundred miles to attend this
wonderful sacrifice sale. , very garme Z
guaranteed as represented OF money re
funded. Don't wait. Tome at once.
Mems Quilted Satiu-lined Overcoats, $3.50.
Mems slI.woOl Black CheviOt Suits, sG.75.
Mems Fur Beaver Overcoats, s.; regular
Mems Fancy Cashmere Suits, 81 81; worth
Mems Fine Imported Diagonal suits, SIC,
Mems ROYAL Standard Kersey overcoats,
cafr's Best English Kersey, sia50; tailor
Shetland and storm listers, 1913; regular
Mems Tailor made Cashmere suite, sti: G
STYLES; worth $50.
Men Mellon Overcoats, s3.75; worth IS.
Poys uvercoqats, s.; regular price, s4.5o
Ioys. lWnchila, e3.i1' regular price, sou.
BOYS Melton, S215; regular price, Sc.
Boys Fine Dress oyercoat, $3.50; worth
tbildren's ov,rcoats, % cents; worth 81 50.
Childten's Extra Long Capes, ti.fOi worth
Cb1dren's Extra Fiao overcoats, 81;
worth
Mems Pants. Sf.25; regular price, 81
Mems Fine Dress Pants, ei.5j; worth $3.50.
Mems Extra Fine Pants $3.50; worth 80
LOCO pair Children's Knee Pants, 20 cents
This entire stock selling for one third
value. Don't stay away for fear Of not get
ting these bargains, but come prepared to
buy and be convinced that what we adver-
tlse are facts beyond dispute Each and
every article sold precisely as advertised and
Corner on and E sts., in the large thre,-
story bricK building.
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..nInnbnt.,, AZ the NatlonaI.

A large audience greeted Mr.. Robert
Manlell at the National Theatre last
night h lis rendition Of Monbars, a
piece That has proved one Of the biggest
successes of past years. II Il Of a Wig
orCus Iype Of the French school, abaad
ant in ClimaXes and gathering in com
plicaliCn and Intensity until one is be-
WiidcIed by the C0mpleXity Of the stu
alioH The part Of MgHjIrs fits 3ln
lell perfectly, aud gives him an oppor-
tuuiiy 10 display his ability IN the best
advantage The cast Is excellent ant
The company made a favorable impress
sion.
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Now Council Instituted.

Scott Council Of the National Union
has been Instituted by Friends Brian
and Tracy from employees Of the Pen.
sion Bureau. The officers are. Presi
dent, Hon. Charles p. Lincoln; vice
president, Colonel + c. Buuerdel,
OK president, William II Barker seere.
taty, $. A Shlpman, financial secre.
taTy, + d. lIayringtoni treasurer. Cap
tain W. W. Case; usher. Louis Rhine.
berg; chaplain, Warner Whittier;
scrgeantat arm. h. +. Chase door.
keeper, j T. Burrill trustees, J A.
Compton, j a. Macauley and c. W.
WormeIle; delegates to cabinet, T. G..
BuueTield. F. H. Allen and f. A.
Wardrldi delegate to association Of
fraternal beneficial societies, w. L,
Marsh
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ENNscseaSaBSSNA EoS q
sQL pnHEpeI
r SNE sIa1ySg 3S5l
THE POSITIVE CURE. g.
BROTHERS, Price 50 cts ~
KINDLIEST OF The EIap.
ApprtcintIve summary Of the ouit
titles Of Girl we All Know.

ApprtcfatIve summary Of tho Outt-
titles Of Girl we All Know.
There is a type Of girl that every
body likes. The New York Sun item
lies concerning her:
She is girl who is not too bright
and good" to be able to find Joy and
pleasure all over the world
She is the girl who appreciates the
fact that she cannot always have the
first choice Of every thing in the world
She IS the Girl who is not aggressive
and does not find Joy ia iocitlng aggres-
s.ve people
he is The girl who has tact enough
not TO say the very thing that will
cause the skeleton In her friend closet
to rattle his bones.
She Is the girl who, whether 70 Is
warm or cold, clear or stormy, fnds
no fault with the weather
She Is the girl who, when you Ia.
vite her any place, compliments you by
looking her best
She is the girl who is sweet and
womanly to look at and listen TO- and
who dosen't strike you as a poor imlta-
tiCn Of demi. mOndaiue.
ehe is the girl who makes This world
pleasant place, because she is so pleas
an herself.
And, by the by, when you come TO
think Of it. isn't she the girl who
m kes you feel she likes you, and,
therefore you like herr
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Grant post f.lset. omssr.

L. s. Grant Post No Il, g. A. r.,
has elected The following officers for
the ensuing year. Commander. J.
Thomas Turner, senior vice com
mander, Frank A Clark junior vice
commander George T. Dudley, sur
peon. Richard NJ. Calhoun; chaplain,
LeandeT " Clifford; quartermasieT,
Horace II Brewer. officer Of the day,
Francis A Flanagan. officer of the
guard, Francis Z Blake J. + Clif-
ford and John l. Thompson we're
elected delegates t0 the department en-.
Campment With George W Shull anI
N CbOlas RAYMOND as altprnates.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
rramciuE In rsnsion Certlncatos.

Charles \. Lamar, "a coloIed broker
at 1905 + street, and John w La Tor.
rctlc, a livery stable keeper, were ar.
rested yesterday on a warrant sworn
out by Special Pension Examiner r. NJ.
Taylor for violating the law that makes
II illegal TO take pension certificates as
collateral OF security for loans or TO
mortgage them Lamar had twenty
eight pension certificates Ia his p0-
session. and La Torrette had two. They
we've taken before United states Com
missioner Bundy waived examination
aud were held IN 81 700 bonds each for
amp, aranCe In court The penalty for
each violation Of this law Is 500.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Emplrr statn Rernhlic,ns.

A resolution was passed by the N W
York Republican Association at a meet
ing last night requesting President
OBricn to confer with five prominent
New Workers and formulate a plan for
a reception TO be held Immediately after
the Christmas holidays, TO which the
Republican Conrressmen from New
York and all New York Republicans
resident in Washington will be invited
II Is hoped by this means to create an
active interest among the Washington
New Workers sufficient TO warrant the
establishment Of a permanent head
quarters. President O'Brien was
authorized to use, on behalf Of the as.
ISOLATION, his judgment in iudorsing ap.
plications Of members for positions and
promotions in the Departments. The
meeting was then adjourned.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
Nn,lnnnI- Ilninn nmcnr.

htn meeting last night OF Washing
ton Council, No POS, of the NIuond
Union. the following officers were elect.
ell foi The ensuing year President, Hon.
Andrew Davidson, vice president I. d.
Nul lCr, speaker W 7. Picrs)n; seCrJ.
trv. w. H Pcarcc; financial secretary,
" J. pushaw; treasurer, J. II. Pa
rick chaplain, ID ] Waters, usher. g..
" Rel lty; sergeant alarms. T. ".
Reid. Cotrkecpcr, c. W. Chlpptll.
trustees r. + Redway, J. S Garrison
and / w Moore. delegates 20 cabinet.
W II. pcarcc, A. r. Tracy aud T. D..
Noogcr. The installation Of officers and
annual banquet will be held on Jluu.
aTv 3.
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started on tho Downward ram.

David Mason, The young coloTei hoy
who has been 10 the Reform school
md has DO parents, was before Jui &c
MilleF 10 dav for the LARCENY of a ten,
dollar bin from the room ~ Peter A.
Hagen Tue boy has been ia the same
trouble before. anl Mr. Sweeney has
found BIN several homes but hs q rs
TOT remain iu hem tong Ies'crI4y
be spent q portion 0f the stalel moley
fCI a watch and chair aud last night
be was found hy fAs officer al kerH4q S
Theatre. Mason was seat % ilil for SIX
mouths
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
r.len nnrl, in Rnnnnkn-

Chief Of Police Morris Of Roanoke,
Va, arrived in the city last night aud
took III w. Bowman, alias Evans, back
with him this afternoon. Bowman ex.
pressed his willingness TO return 10
Roanoke without requisitlon papers
Bowman has been engaged In the real
e.taie business In Roanoke, and was &C.
quainted with many % the business
men there. A short time ago he at.
tCndCG real estate convention at Lynch.
burg. and Il is alleged he forged aud
passed a number Of checks varying In
amounts from $40 TO $2j Il Is alleged
he forged the name oi the firm Of Smith
& Pannyll OF Roanoke TO many Of these
small checks
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zen rom a wIndar

Last night about 10 o'clock Gaorge
Brown went TO his homo No, 1851 In
den street. Shortly after reaching there
he retired to his room on the second
floor He had been there but a few mo.
meHts when a heavy fall and the groans
of an injured man We're heard on the
outside. Upon going TO the yard the
occupants of The lower part Of the
house found that Brown had fallen
from the window and broken his leg In
two places The patrol was summoned
and be was taken 20 the Freedman's
liusuital
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Returned to HeT Home.

Bcrue Bryan, The young girl who
some evenings ago was foIud wander
ing around iu a disFeuulaIle part Of
the city and who was taken into custody
Ly OheeI Nelson. Yesterday expressed
a desire 20 be sent tc heI home Al
EIst she declined 20 tell where She
o6me from bur Yesterday she told The
HstFan a. The Fifth Precinct that her
Iulnis lived at Charlottesville, Va,
thIgeT szurTagel took her there last
evening,
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
wimodauEhsis Gets a Library

Every visitor 10 the "Wimodaugh
Sic Club house, on G street last night,
carried package containing a book Of
some sort and left IL on little table
rear The door The society took this
novel plan Of securing a library, aud
volumes Of every Kind covering every
hing interesting in literature we're ne
ceiFed Those who brought them we're
mostly women, aud they were enter
iaiIed in the parlors by Miss Mary
Desha, Miss Emma Gileit. Miss Eliza
WsId and Miss Fanny Edwards The
rooms OF The club are very cosy and ia
wiling, ard the visitors were shown
through every pant Of the big house.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
TyEergeIey
waat 10 As.isr me prlatsr..

TAO hundred and 6fJy one young
ladies wbo are ambitious % become
IiaiepTiuters assistants % tue Bureau
~ Engraving and Printing. struggled
win kn0tiy Civil Service problems AZ
thc City Hall yesterday Four male
arIliCaHts for positions as skilled heip.
lIs in the same bureau were also eX
smiued Within the lasl three days
ever 500 applicants flr positions IN The
Government service have been exc
aUiUCd az the Cily Han
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
NalIonaI Hluss u 10 away.

Tie National Rifles held a meeting
last night and accepted Invitations from
The ola Guard Of New York ana the
State Flucibles of Philadelphia 20 at
tend theiI iIauuuairgccplirns They viii
laEe Their annual parade February
and Hl-l tender military escort oa that
occasion l8 lie Old Guud af ihis citF
EzrIy II January memorial services ia
honor If deceased members sill o. bell
bV the company
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
lIsaI..I -. -

The Washington Homeopathic 1L-li
lal S eiely bas elected ihe following
ClCa ioI lle ensuing gear Pre- ileut
W r. king. M 1 .cl president T.
B SIS arm5leld. 81 D ecr1mF. i 2
Na Itaoua N d treasurer aad Ii+
bTaHaa. 81 HizlaH n D. l9-rl af
eeuseIe s. s.eau= N d. D
Gt14 gusli- M ID ana l5al p
GHlell 81. H
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E.sl eley rurerye whisky.
ma.oule Erection

Al q meeting lasl ulsht 0f Lafayette
ledge q Aasgus lLg following officers
ulIg elected f9E lhe ensuing year
Jml f. Saags, W 81 Leonard a.
WcCf s. N Thomas ST Cdd.la. J.
IS John II Olealt Secretary Albert
II Fax Treasurer 3 b Bailey a1i ID.
~ IIicEllEE le.eGaf1 NJ Ass1ljl
Branch d Relief j + SeaE Repre-
sentative b ne 81 5ehu United Asl-
citation. ald II q Wood . l4t1.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
A Great cure

fNft t''NNN' wv f.
What a change has come over BoH-
ins He has stopped drinking and he
works like a horse"
"Yes. His wife waited until his
mind was so weakened by drink that
she could control him. Then she hyp.
Noticed him"
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
FgIIlau IlsIIallou

TIE District Grand lodge Elig LIS
ll Fg,a'as last night made flaternd
visit 10 ne Aual1stia lodges Tley
Marine Band and d banquet Eaz served
Sac hose bobby latIa gFerlaatz for
small boys at b Robinson e O.. s. t4e
AmaEilau Qatnlterss slH Pelusg Lga4La ave
lae northwest.
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orFaai1sd Laborto Petition she senate.

District Assembly, No. G6 Knights Of
Labor, held its regular meeting last
night ard The four labor bills passed by
iLe House during tbG first session were
discussed They are the Eight Haur uiil
the Alien Contract Lill, Tue Contract
Labor bilL aud the Eight Hour Back
Pay bin a resolution was adopted ID
leiilion he senate 70 set aside The con
sideTatiQu af lhe Election bill for a day
aLl llke ll LAe bl.-s lnoEe IeI-rr-l ..
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- AppIIealIoa. - LLqasr -.

During November AID up 10 date
there have been received 10 the 0iliee
cf Secretary Tiuiau applications for
liceusls II viii thus be seen that al
though The Commissioners have sus-
pended action fqr The present ia The
matter, there has been DO dimiuution iu
The fiiug Of applications
The daily critic., 1890-12-05

J7nu Ridden, the pioneer iustailment 70 an,
centrally IOCateG AZ 0]Uand 732 seventh street
.0r wsst has iust returned from the east
aT1 nFrkcts wirh an immense supply OF all
siHf. o housekeeping goods carpets, stoves,
.t. Nou can furnish your house from
10 Earret, NO TINS store, with cash
10 the tnstallmeut plan.
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Too Much Moon Abroad Just Now.

FT0W fIf L0CN WcTfI Uf0l0IIVF.
An exchange says Select your tur
key" We have ours already selected
and are only waiting for reasonably
dark night and the ueighbors to go 10
bed early so that we can get him with.
ouf froublA
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Sergeant shilling laste evening arrested
Clales LuliuElCn ana ou Tic blaagr
- ne EIfst Precinct station Dc is
~ el5 alIh selIag lottery tickets. lie
Ie8 $500 bond Tor appearance III
Court
street. northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05

Beefers. oyerc0ats dress suits, school
suits and furnishings Of every description
for bovs ~ 100 ages az the American out
hueFs, B. Robinson & Co., 9J3 Peuusylya-
MIA avenue northwest.
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nndden,. - - nood..

The best chance you ever had 60 buy q par
ICr Ei te for Week ending November %.
W IT, uorgHroN s. Co..
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Berkeley Fae
Sinking Fatatsrs Believe Ihey VIII

VI
The Haiulers who arl OFT on a strike
Ier eight hours are sliii confident 0r
winning 10 ihe end uolHilbztauliag
their dght IS single handed one AL
Though they have not been recognized
lF .be Painters Assembly. they have
telived considerable financial All from
C.LeI trade organizations. and especially
fIsm employees 90 The GlFeElmaut
IIsruu1 OHoe
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THREATENED BIS EOTHGR IS-LAE.
rd now He IS Under Bonds 20 Reep
the Peace

John Z. Simms. a colorcl man, with
lis cloth ng sll covered with blood and
rus bad looking scars on his face,
stood in the dock ia the Police Court
today charged With threats toward his
mother ir law, Elizabeth Williams
f-ms Just finished term in the Albany
ucuiien.isry for bigamy, aud wss only
released on the 21th ultimO. Yesterday
1e became intoxicated and went TO Mrs
Williams house, where his nine chill
drcn were.
lie was refused sdmittancC and told
Go Keep away from the place, where
upon he commenced 10 abuse aud
threaten Mts. Williams. The latter
says that she has cared for his children
fOr years and that Simms never sup.
ported his wife or family.
Simms told the Court that the officer
who arrested him beat him 10 the cell
al the station house, but It was as
Ctrtained that he fell down and cut his
head and face Judge Miller placed
him under bonds 10 keep the peace.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
TO rBg TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
a Railroad 20 be Coustructed rrom
Arlington 20 VT Vernon

a Railroad 20 be Coustructed rrom
Arlington 90 VT Vernon
The Alexandria Railway and I'M
provement Company was organized
last evening by The election Of the
following officers, President, Hou A.
G, Harm,r of Philadelphia; vice pres
idcnt, CAz,n0ve G.. Lee Of Virginia,
treasurer, Beriah wilkins, and secre-
ta1y, J. S. Lawrence Of Washington.
The officers aud Mr. d. c. Forney con.
sliiute The board of directors
The company was originated with the
intention of building q railroad from
Arlington TO M Vernon, with branches
In lateral directions, aud this intention
will be put into execution at an early
day. The company has already secured
It's charter and all IL has to do now is
TO elect route
Red Men VINO HAD Good cheer
The Red Men did not have a ghost
dance last night at Eders restaurant. as
there were plenty Of good rations and
good cheer on the occasion of an enter
taiumcnt given bv Onondatcua Tribe.
No 10. to the visiting chiefs of the
Grand Council Of the District. The en-
tCtiainment committee we're Messrs A.
G. Hatfield, r. +. Harlnett, Henry
smith, William Raedy James Loan.
hart, William j Widmire, Joseph Ac.
ton Among those present were Saga.
more Bowman Of Logan Tribe, Bother
James Dement, Past Sachems Mann
and Granger OF Usage Tribe. Past
Sachem Wilson Of Seneca Tribe,
Worthy Sachem G.. II Williamson and
Past Sachem White Of Minncola Tdbe.
Speeches were made by Sachem W a.
Hanson, Past Sachem Mann and
others
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
success Of orhe Carnlval Of nations. .

The Ladies' Potomac Relief Corps
have every reason for congratulation on
the success which has attended "The
Carnival OF Nations" at the National
Rifles Armorv. The attendance last
night was larger than ever. The tab.
lcauv representations we're THE Rescue
nf Prince Bahman," Shakespeare
RCading His First Drama to Queen
Elizabeth" "Sappho Teaching Her
Pupils" and "Street Scenes In Italy E"
Tie series closed with a gypsy dance,
under the direction of Professor
NCrmilya To night there will be rep.
1cseptative tahleauX Of French, Russian,
Turkish aud Spanish scenes, conclud.
irg with "Merrie England" May
uulc dance.
The daily critic., 1890-12-05
THE DAILY CRITIC
CIrY spECEABs
our ParIor Furniture.

Fon Youn cAsu AND oSlr c,su d"
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-10-10
CATTLE THIEVES AT BAY
Idaho StOckmsn Discover an Organized
Band Of Stock Stealers.
ASTOLOGAN'SC COUNTY SEAT
Shoshone Puts Temporary Check
Upon the Removal of the
Capital the City of
Bellevue.
Sneclal % the Siandnrd

Special tO the Standard.
BELLEVUE, Idaho, Oct. 9.-For some
time past the stock men on Lost river have
been losing large numbers of stock
through organized bands Of cattle thieves.
One man lost 80 head of fat cattle at one
time, another 30. The rendezvous was
this week found in a canyon east Of
Bellevue few miles, and several war
rants are now in the hands OF the officers.
The stockmen from Lost river have re-
covered about so head Of the stolen cattle
and are determined 10 hunt the gang
down. Deputy sherifrs are out in all direc-
tions and the gang will be lucky TO
escape.
Chief Justice Beatty has issued a tenn
porary restraining order in regard To the
removal of the county seat Of Logan
county from Shoshone TO Bellevue. At
last Wednesdays election Bellevue car
ried the day by majority of 294 against
its rival, Shoshone. The latter town is
now kicking against the pricks and grasp
ing at constitutional straws.
The constitution provides that the
county seat shall be removed unless a
petition be presented TO the county COM
missioners signed by majority OF the
voters OF the county. In that case they
shall submit the question TO the people.
In case they give a two-thirds majority
the county seat shall be removed. That
looks very plain, but when the constitu-
ton is read carefully il says that no
county seat shall be removed except as
provsded by existing laws unless the petit
ton etc. be presented.
The existing law in Logan county's case
is the division bill creating the county. Il
provided plainly that the question of the
location Of the county seat should be sub
mitted AT the next general election. Tha,
was held last Wednesday and Bellevue
won by an incontestabe majority. Sho.
shone has never been the county seat. II
has only been the temporary county sea,
and the people at the election of October
decided that the capital should be al
Bellevue. Bellevue made the fight for
the organization of Logan county. The
restraining order is returnable on the
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