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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-01

90 to Will Wright for a good
Photo. He Is It'll at Peterson's
gallery over Thaxter's store turning
ou& cabinets at S. per dozen In
cloudy or fair weather. ms
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
R.w.ra. n a. Raslc.I Revenge.

I.ospoN. Nov. 2s.--A close friend of Par
nell. who declared that Parnell regards the
movement 90 expel him from the leadership
elf the natI0HRtfsr party Is rHutcHt re-
veuge for his support OF the royal grants
last summer. says this view OF the case can
~, Snpported by documentary evidence.
Gladstone. he says. has had his revenge on
rt1r rrvrr imprisoned La kIilalnham lail
aud who later compelled the liberal leader
20 consider the demands Of the Irish peo-
ple. The Irish Catholic hierarchy is nnani-
nous ~ the opinion that Parneii should re-
tire from his position at the head nf the ma
tlonalist party.
I,osDos, Nov. 2s.--parnell's manifcsto'
issued to- day. definitely settles II that nc
wliI not voluntarily retire frons The leader
shlp Of the Irish parliamentary party Par-
nell dcfies his political opponeRts and ap-
Doals to the people OF IFeland To sustain
him In the stand takep-
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DR.. KocH's TREATMENT
A savage PMmphIst Issued Attacking the
Same


BERLIx. Nov. 2s.--Dr. koch's treatment Is
sayagely attacked In a phamphlet issued
by DIR. Adam at wiesdaden. Koch Is spoken
Of a. an honest man, but the fault of his
system is alleged to be that he seeks to re-
habilitate particular organs instead of
treating the whole nervous system. Ac-
eordiuR to the pamphlet Koch deceives him
self as to the real state OF tuberculosis. and
mistakes cause for effect DIR. Adam asserts
that bacIlli are bred by tuberculosis--they
are not In the cause of tuberculosis. The.
new method Is declared to be an evaneseent
craze like Brown Sequard's elixir, and
doomed like IL 20 an early exposure of its
want of value. Notwithstanding the
doubts expressed In some quarters as TO the
curative properties OF the lymph. however,
applications continue to be received from
III quarters for the remedy. DIR. Cheyne.
~ London, Is conducting experiments at
Kings College hospital In that city, and
DIR. Detweiler, OF Frankenstein, II treating
moor patIents on the estates of the Empress
Frederick 1t that place. The sultan has
conferred upon DR. Koch the imperial order
Of medjidie.
kANsAs CRY, Nov, 2s.-~It II believed by
some local physicians that Dr. Baum has
been deceived regarding the genninoness Of
| che lymph with which he II treating con-
sumptiye patients. DIR Baum declines 10
| discuss the matter, but shows two bottles
| OF the lymph still unopened aud bearing
i the acrman seal.
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Pa,s %. 900 10 the wrsas w.m.n.

DENVER, Nov. 2s.--Sutt has been COM
menced ia the district court by r. }. Jones.
OF Chicago, against Mary Blake, OF this
city, "a recover %, soo aiegedsto have heen
obtained on false pretenses. In 1887. ]. X.
Blake died iu Michigan City, leaving ap es-
tate OF $4,000 a. his widow, Mary Blake.
with whom he bad not lived for several
years Jones was appointed executor and
after q couple of years search found =
woman who Ia hIs satisfaction proved her
self to be the Mary Blake wanted. She
succeeded In getting $4,000 from Jones and
came - Denver. Some time afterward the
true widow OF the testator appeared and
demanded the money. Mr.. Jones immc-
diately came here and demanded the retnrn
of the cash, but failed to receive II. There
Il property valued at probably s2,eeo. which
has been levied upon,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

- BY the caying In of an abandoned
80 bank la the western part Of the city.
k1xe or six small boys were using the sand
IsMh < 70 play In and had tunneled cave In
He1erai feet, and were digging still farther
fh* when the bank cayed In, buryinF the
th*ee boys under three feet of sand. The
an was given by the other boys and Will
azsk hands were soon az work digging out
the unfortunate victims. The bodies were
r<Foyered after twenty minutes, Life was
~ quite extinct, bat the boys died In
~ minutes. The sad AFFAIR has cast a
z<tom over the entire comna,Inlty
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GREELEY CENTER, Nov. 2s.-w. b. Weeks,
ex ex-treasurer, who was arrested Wednesday
on tho charge OF embeEElement, was ar
raigned before the county Judge yesterday.
L. j. DOYLE represented Mr.. Weeks and M,
b. Gearon in behalf of the state. Mr.,
Weeks signed stipulation that he had se-
cured 500 of the money charged against
him and offered 10 refund IL. This did not
satisfy the prosecution and at the defend
ants request the case,was continued until
Dec. s. bond OF $4,000 was asked for his
due appearance at this date, which was
furnished. In the meantime the records
Will be examined and II there - no further
shortage the matter will be settled.
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sAN FRAscisco. Nov. 2s.--Frank Edwards,
a young opium hend now In the house OF
correction. Is said 10 be cured Of the vice oy
hypnotism. DIR. Brown, the jail physician
possesses great mesmeric force and he deter
mined 10 try hypnotixing Edwards. as ne
feared the prisoner would become insane
from the craving for the drug. lie obtained
such complete control over Edwards tnas
the aend enjoyed the frst refreshing sleep
he has known for years, gained hesh and
lost all dG&ire for the drug. Some OF u was
given him but q only made him sick.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

ST. Louis, Nov. 2s.--John q. Morse a
.alesman and collector for the Jesse French
organ company, is charged by his employers
With embezzlIng $4,000, aud h now fugi-
tive Morse sold pianos and organs for
cash aud then turned In the sale as one
raade on the time payment plan. lie made
ayments 20 the house In instailnlents and
tried TO pick the winner with the bulk of
the cash. lie failed utterly In his turf
.peculatlons, and the installment payments
becoming burdensome he conhscated all the
..asb "a sight and disappeared
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
AFTER PACIFIC ROADS.
Complaint Filed for Cancellation of Leases
aud That They ne Maintained sepa-
PaGeIy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-On call OF
states "a complaint was tled Ia the United
States circuit court by the government OF
the United States against the Southern Pa
cifc and Central Pacific Railway companies
and Western Union Telegraph company
The object of the complaint b TO secure the
Cancellation OF the lease Of the Central Pa
cifc to the Southern Pacific, and also To Sc
cure the cancellation OF the lease OF the
Central Pacific Telegraph company to the
Western Union Telegraph company. In
addition "a the cancellation of the lease,
the com plant demands that the lines re-
ferred To be operated and maintained sepa-
rately aud Independently, In accordance
with the original agreement between the
cnrporatlons and governmenI.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

#IsnErEsDKNCE. Ia, Nov. 2s.--Messrs. II.
and n. u. Allen. OF the East Park stock
&rm. have sold 10 DeYarman Bros, Of
KNeill, Neb., n number of brood mares.
3Ae consignment was made up OF Nellie
Eoyie, by Mambrino, Hambletonian; Crazy
sane. by the Hopkins horse by Happy
&edium; Lady Eagle by Bourbon Joe and
bose, Velvet and Lone. All the animals
r. in foal 20 Dunton Wilkes or Dictator
kilkes. They win form the nucleus for a
Rock farm which the purchasers viii estab-
zAh at O'Neill.
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ALooSA. Ia. Nov. ESPECIAL nr,
l'xbde, OF Whltemore, has moved td Algona
AHd formed partnership with DIR. Morse.
Eteth.are young men aud have a practice
"a ich extends over the entire county.
nion Thanksgiving services ~ero held la
Congregational church. The sermon
y preached by Rev. Smith. OF the Baptist
axnrch
Mr. II. G. Freuch, of Des Molnes, has
I&nted the room formerly occupied by Il. w.
Snwley and h putting in a full line OF holi-
~ goods. He may locate permanently In
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wade IIaunpton's M Luck. /.

COLUMBIA. 4. g., Nov. 2s.--senator Wade
Hampton. while out gunuing on his favorite
hunting grounds In Washington county,
mississippi. was accidentally shot BY his
son. MoDuftie Hampton. The son. u seems
ired toward his father, and wounded him
IN the head one shot striking his eye. Hts
injuries. however, are not believed TO be
serious. and it Is not thought likely that he
viii lose his eyesight The accident hap
nened In the same locality whore the sen
.tor few years ago lost one OF his legs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
ArI1aArnns lnyade the hen mouse

Ar.LIaAToRs invade the hen houses Of
Louisiana planters. A resident of
plaQuemine parish, hearing y aeommotion
among his blddies few nights ago, went
out to discover the cause, and was crop
ina In the dark when Something snapped
at him, cutting q cash In the cheek.
Procuring lantern and snmmensns
help, he found big alligator. which was
killed and found 20 measure eleven feet
ten inches IN, length, with a head tws
and half feet long,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
sale OF shertharns.

q FoRr DopoE, Nov. 2s.--The largest sale
. thoroughbred shorthorn cattle ever held
u the state has just been completed at
Don. L. :. Cofiin's farm, Willowedge. The
ssGle lasted two days aud over $50 cows aud
bulls we're sold at prices ranging from SOS
- $3.50. Biddersfrom all over the north
west we're present and the demand was bet
ter than the prices indicate. Col. q. O..
Judy was the auctloaeer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
o. aeeonnt Of the differences ~

On account Of the differences Of opln-
ION on the social question which exist
among the various Catholic bishops the
pope has decided 70 create special com.
mission OF cardinals, OF every nation
allty, TO study the problem and formn.
late rules for the attitude Of the episc0-
pacy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

0swEao. N. n. Nov. 2s.-Wm. Blythe and
Harry Bannets, Of Walcotti James Fargu-
son and Calvin Thompson. Of OsweEo. who
went to sodus bay yesterday on ducs
hunt, are thought 10 be- drowned. Ther
boat was found on the beach this morning
with hole in at.
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.c,,..,,,,. ~ A,sIrnmsnt Filsd.

Nsw YoRK, Nov. 2s.--A schedule OF as
slvnment az Juo. r. Walker, John w. oobbs
and dos Walker, comprising the hFms OF
John r. Walker. SON A Co., was hied to-day.
IL shows liabilities OF s2se,oVoi nominal
assets si.4a3.Oo0, aud actual assets. si,-
ei0. .000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
THE FINAL COUNT.


WAsHrNoT0S, Nov. 2s,--supt Porter has
completed his final determination of the
population statistics OF the country. The
total differs by I4I,7to from that contained
In the bulletin issued from the census bu-
reau on Oct -. This change b. due to the
correction OF errors In what is termed the
first or rough count and the addition Of
names Aseertained to have been omitted
from the enumeration. The verified pOpu-
lation of the United states In 1899 Is g. 622.-
25o BY states aud divisions 80 fs ~ follows:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
Hunter Accidentally Killed.

FAIRBURY. Nov. 2s.-H.-H. Bliss, n we'll
to-do farmer living one mile north OF
Ateele>C city. II. small town on the st. Joseph
& Grand Island railroad, eleven miles
southeast OF Fairbury, was accidentally
shot yesterday by ]. tt. Barlow, while out
on a Thanksgiving hunting expedition. A
heavy charge of shot lodged In the middle
Of his thigh severing the bloodyessel and
resulting in death from hemorrhage and
the shock In less than an hour. Coroner ".
Dodge, of fairbury, was Immediately sum
moned by wire To the scene, hut Bliss was
dead when he arrived. There was an In
quest held, Barlow was the only witness.
Mrs. Bliss was sworn and testified that she
believed Barlow to be blameless, and IL was
decided that the death Of Bliss was caused
by the accidental discharge of a gun In the
hands OF j. II. Barlow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
I.nll fnr Ianrta IInknawm.

sr. LOUIS. Nov. 2s.--Henry II. spIekeF
late book keeper Cor the Tribune, German
paper of this city. left for parts unknown.
his books show q deficiency, the exact
amount of which has not yst bean ascer-
tained.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
NEBRASKA NEWS.


soldier who has been I'm the army and was
stationed at Fort Mead. =. D., thirty years,
and who has lately been retired from the
service, was asphyxiated at the jennings
hotel In this city yesterday morning. Mr..
Cater, accompanied by James Patterson
and G. III. Stein, two old comrades also re-
tired from the service, was on his way "a
the soldiers home Ia san Antonio, Tex
They arrived last evening and at $3.50 Cater
retired. This morning Cater did not get up
and Patterson waited until O'Clock for
him, then called the porter and sent him up
10 cali his comrades. On forcing the door
the unfortunate man was found dead on
the bed, the room being filed with gas from
Jet that was turned ON. The physicians
said he had been dead about eight hour.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
Iowa NEWS.

Kaaass by the CAytng In of sana aiank.
Arr.AKrIC, Nov 2s.--willie and Richard
Talty. sons of Jack Tally. aged respect
lively and years. and Fred Hawioy, aged
years, son Of Dr. Hawley, wers killed yes-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

LDNpoN. Nov. 2s.--Lady Connemara,
daughter OF Lord DaIhousie' has obtained
q decree Of divorce from Loro Connemara,
ex-governor of Madras, for adultery and
cruelty
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senator Purh succosds THlm.slr.

MoSTuoMERY, Ala, Nov. Ex-senator
Pugh was elected United states senator this
morning by the Legislature 10 succeed hiin-
self
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DUBLIN, Nov. es.--The river shannon has
oyerflowed at Athlone and the town = sub
merged. Hundreds Of acres of farm land
are under water and crops are Destroyer
A large number uf cattle perished.
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Gworge--''What's the mattah, Cholly?
You look overcome, old fel."
Cholly-"I am, chawppie. A gentle
man passed me just now and hls shadow
fell on me. just think Of it!'--Dctruif
Free Press
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,,,o,.,,, shork a Karthquaaee.

pmESsnuRG Nov. 2s.--A violent shock otI
earthquake was felt to-day threngho"t tee
Danubo valley The Inhabitants were
serrur-stricken and lied from their houses
Na .er,uuS damage h reported.
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ALGosA. Nov. es.--The pumps were
stnFted at the water works the other even
sng. aud In ave minutes the well was
ppmped dry. IL is thought that by going
down about ten feet further a sufficient sup
Iii Of water can be- secured. The city has
sfsEsed 10 pay for tho we'll until everything
Ii kutIwn a, be All right
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mason CRY, Nov. 2s,--The evil effects of
.1he harvester and buggy combines are thus
early felt here. All the general assistant
agents for the different companies will be
laid on. A prominent dealer in this city
says that the price OF all farm machinery
wlll advance next year from Is to IS per
cent
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PANS, Nov. 9s.--Absconder kaneAua'
managing director or the Banqne de Tat
has carried away with htm million sranes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

Nrw YoaK, Nov. as.-A Phitadelphla
speclai states that n. X. Jansen Co.
bankers aud brokers, have assigned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

LoxDos. Nov. ss.+-A heavy snowsaorm
prevail. throughous England seriously de-
laying rAlsyuaa txAEac.
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coSsTAsTISoPLE, Nov. 2s.-Twenty Ar
memian officials and a score of others have
hean arrested nc Ismid foF conspiracy.
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PmnADEIPuIA, Nov. 2s.--Dr. ". r. McGil-
licuddy. former agept at Pine Ridge, tele-
graphs: s'The newspaper reports of the
Pine Ridge situation are misleading. Mat
tiers now under controi with a peaceable
ending IA view"
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Nearly Danced sDut.

wAsHGsaroN. Nov. 2T.-Adviees received
ut the war department from the seat OF the
Indian troubles are reassurlng and Indicate
the subsistence of the ghost dance.
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DURANGO. Col, Nov. 2s.-It Is reported
that the Navajo Indians are greatly excited
over the reports from Dakota. Their theory
n that the Messiah Is none other than isidor
Cohen. who Is known throughout south
Colorado a. "NoSey" Cohen, trader we'll
acquainted with their tongues and customs.
The southern Utcs talk of the craze with
but little interest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29
The erase Reaches Okiahonaa.

OKLAHOMA CRY, o. T., Nov. :s.-The
Messiah craze has reached Oklahoma.
Capt. stiles, in command OF the troops at
Oklahoma, has received orders to march at
a moments notice. This order applies also
10 the troops stationed at Elkins, Fort sill.
KingfsheF and Guthrie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-29

ST. Louis. Nov. s7.--Gen. Merritt has re-
ceived dispatches from the Indian territory
TO the effect that the Indians In the yicin-
lty OF Fort Reno are somewhat unsettled,
due to tho Messiah craze. No trouble Is
fenvgd
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Buffalo Bill at bismarck.


ST. PAUL, Nov. as.--A Pioneer Press special
from Pierre says Two ranchmen who
rzmg IN yesterday report having -tttet-a
large band of Indians some distance west,
coming from the Cheyenne country and
heading for Pass Greek camp. The belief Is
prevalent among old frontiersmen that the
Indians are concentrating their forces and
snnnIIes near the bad lands.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
COUNTRY KEAL ESTATE.

UoR sALE-AB0UT l7 ACRES 0S ID 81
Il "a extended, on the line af ll1 2 a'n 3
lau ana soldiers Home Railway, being part
af The estate q the ate Chief Justice llazas
ElW called 'E1EsW1c47 good -HElsL-
LCF investors. Fer paErlel. ags. EEIs5r 81
luGuife 81 CHAEIH BROWN & as ssa EsR
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
FROM ACROSS THE SEA.
Budget Of interesting News and
Gossip from london.

A Budget OF interesting News and
Gossip from london.
LoEDoN, Sept 6--Thc election Of
Mr.. Charles Fenwlck, M. P. as secre.
tary Of the Parliamentary labor com.
mittee by the Liverpool Trades Union
Congress is considered a wise move.
The morning papers generally commend
it as likely to improve the character Of
the work done by the committee. The
scene in the congress when Mr. Broad
hurst who had held the secretary
for fifteen years, made his farewell
address was a touching one.
a sensation has been caused among
trades union men by the result OF the
/ prosecution Of President InwOod Of the
National Bootmakers' Union, on o
charge Of attempting TO influence the
manager Of a factory at Daventry 10
Join the striking employees Of the estlb.
| lishment Inwood was convicted and
fined $50.
Public Indignation Is again aroused
against Postmaster General Raikes on
account Of his continued petty persecu-
tions of the postmen who were dis
missed because they sought to secure
better treatment. Raikes, it appears,
has induced the association for finding
employment for discharged soldiers
and others to refuse their friendly
services TO the dismissed postmen.
Extensive preparations are being
made on the Olphert estates near Fal.
carragh for the eviction of the last
batch Of tenants who adhere TO the
| plan Of campaign. They number
1 about 2j0 souls.
NJ Duportel, the French director Of
/ railways, is in Russia for the purpose Of
studying the system Of cheap railway
| construction so successfully carried out
Ia that country.
a matchmaker named GOefring, who
was a soldier In Napoleon's army
which retreated from Moscow, has
| Just died at Hamburg, aged l06 years.
The shipowners at Melbourne have
cabled the newly formed Shipowners
| Union in England that they arc making
a powerful combination with view to
i joining the Union.
Advices from China report the Yellow
River again on the rampage. The river
has burst its dikes in the Shantung dis.
| trict and flooded a vast area Of country.
| Thousands Of persons have been
drowned, and widespread famine has
/ resulted
The Earl of Rosslyn is dying. lie IS
| 80 years Of age.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

Rooms FIRE and burglar proof. and all above
ground, particularly adapted Tor The storage
Of furniture pictures, sc. au22 I'm
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
AT THE CAPITOL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
AND THE HOUSE TO-DAY.
FISH DUTIES HGITB1E TIE SENATORS.
The Conference Report On the River and
Hartor Bill Agreed To-.Ths
Congsr Lard Bill.
sa DUTIES BGITB1E TIE SENATORS.

Tie Senate ibis morning resumed
consideration Of the Tariff bill, taking
up The paragraph which had been
passed by without action-placing dsh
0n the free list.
Mr. Spooner opposed e on the ground
that Il was net proper that the fisheries
on the great lakes should be thrown
open 10 free competition Mr. Gibson
and Mr.. Cullom agreed with Mr..
Spooner.
The vote was then taken and the
amendment agreed to.
The amendment to place fish on the
dutiable list was next taken up.
Mr.. Gray offered an amendment
that fish be admitted free OF duty
from any country that admits American
fishing vessels into their ports for the
purchase of supplies was rejected, and
then Nr Aldrich Withdrew the com
mitiee's commentator.
The paragraph TO tax hops 10 cents
per pound was taken up. Several
amendments to the paragraph were re-
iectcd
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
lRg DEVILS PRAYER BoOg
indian Playing cards Which Flu5
Deserve ths OId Name

Fym 8s bI o,g Ima
Captain p. w * -bury of this city
is az home for q 81 a star from The
San Carlos Indian rese 1tion. where hc
Is post trader The eal CatIos rceer.
walton is av1lloy 100 miles square situ-
atCd az lhe junction of the San Carlos
and GiIa rivers in Arizona. About
5000 indians are cared for by the Gov
eminent on This reservation As soon
as roor 10 gets bis hands on q week s
provisions 90 extra blanket he sits down
on The ground and proceeds 20 gamble
them away
BY the way said Captain Kings
bury, did you ever see their playing
cards. and with the remark he handed
ui O deck which he said had been
made bv Indians The faces and spots
were copied after the Mexican monte
playing cards, and were put on with
ONE bright. durable paint They
C0ked as If made Of mica or possibly
hin bone, but Captain Kingsburv, be-
nr asked as TO the material. said
Well, you know an Indian makes
lvcrythine durable, and you know what
a varied use he makes of rawhile.
The listener, who had been gracefully
shuhling the cards. suddenly held them
between a finger and thumb
Now, you see continued Captain
Kingsbury. horse hide or beef hide
would he too thick and it is reported
that such things are manufactured from
the exterior covering Of prisoners-in
other words, tanned white mems skin.