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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

mitted for trial this morning bv Justice
Stilslng. Mrs. Mary Wnaleu, of No. 2l2
Fifteenth street, appeared as complain
ant. Patrolman McQuirk saw the boys
coming along Fifteenth street at a quar-
ter 70 four o'clock this morning. The
patrolman asked them what they nAd I'M
der their coats. They answered they had
just left their aunt's, who had given them
some food to tax home with them. Nc
Quirk examined the edibles. He found
half a cooked ham, a raw steak and three
pounds of butter. They then confessed
they had taken the things from an ice
box in Mrs. Whalen's hallway.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29
Young nIen.s eIeetlng.

The regular Sunday afternoon Gospel
meeting at the rooms OF the Young
Meu's Christian Association yesterday
afternoon was attended by over forty
young men, and was one of the most in-
teresting meetings ever held in the new
Headquarters on Wayne street. The
meeting was led by Mr.. p. Elirick, who
addressed the young men ON the subject
of Christian Liberty. The Rev. Charles
Herr, who was to have made an address
was unavoidably de tanned at home.
The music was a feature OF the meeting.
The vocal music was supplemented by
that of two cornets. bass viola and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

Tan9eman. OF Summit avenue, OF rob-
bing a drunken man aboard a Pennsyl-
vania ferryboat on Friday night. Patrol
quire about the car stables in Exchange
Place to find out IL young Tangeman's
story is true, reported that the man sup
posed TO have been Donnolly's compan-
ion. had not since shown mp around the
stables Hellmer is inclined to credit the
boys story. Donnolly was further re-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29
simpson sunday school Entertainment.

The pupils connected with the Sunday
SchooLattached to Simpson NJ. L. Church
will give a delightful entertainment
Tuesday night. One OF the many
features on the programme will be the
drlil OF the Simpson Marine Cadets, in
uniform During the drill gun snots will
be exchanged. A screaming farce. en-
titled ..The Fashionable School" by six
young ladies, is also expected 70 afford
much pleasure.
The children's class OF the church had
Christmas entertainment iEst night III
the church. The editice was crowded By
the friends and parents Of the little ones.
and much delight was manifested by
them at the success of the lirtle ones.
The choir, an excellent one, sang sew
eral carols during the evening. Leon
Gilmore recited "a Wonderful
Boy" Abbie Duer rendered What
Do Live Fors" Samanth a
Jones was good in christmas times +"
Inc infant class sang very pretty carol
and little five-year-o Willie Cook re-
cited Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. =
After Nathan Pendergast gave the recita-
tion Guard Our Home" Pastor Eakins
concluded the entertainments ny relating
how In the early days OF his ministry
he ence forgot sermon and the miser-
able failure he believed himself to be
when the accident took place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29
FIGHTING FOR A SILK FACTORY.
The Nightingale Bros. a. knight Com
pany In Chancery.

Tho Nightingale Bros. a. Knight Com
pany In Chancery.
Seven New Jersey lawyers and about as
many more from New York appeared be-
fore Chancellor McGill this morning in
application TO set aside an assignment
made by the Nightingale Bros. & knight
Silk Manufacturing Company. OF Pater-
son. Last September the firm of Nightin-
gale Bros, which was doing prosperous
silk manufacturing business in Paterson.
took Henry Knight into partnership. At
that time John I. Walker & Son, of New
YorK, were maintaining a system of
credit for the firm which they guaranteed
to continue for the new 1rm- Two
months atterward they failed, and their
fauure carried the silk factory with them.
Nightingale Bros. a. Knights made an
assignment and the lawyers fought hard
this morning to have the assignment set
aside and a receiver appointed. The
Chancellor reserved his decision.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

President Somers and Commissioner
Van Keuren, of the Street and Water
Board. sat to give hearing to property
owners interested in the construction of
the Hancock Avenue and Hopkins ayenue
sewers and the proposed Improvement of
Garden avenue. There were no oblec-
tions In either case. The two Commits
xioners passed the pay roll of the COM
nissioners and Clerks, and then ad-
journed until Friday morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

Edward Haines died at his residence.
No. pa Montgomery street, yesterday at
ternoon. of typhoid malaria He had been
i'll about three weeks. Mr.. Haines was
well known among the clerks and en-
pioyes OF the various municipal depart
ments. He was one of the organizers OF
the O'SellI Association. He was en-
ployed as a salesman for Crandall q God
dard. wholesale confectioners In New
York, and travelled for the firm through
New Jersey and the New England States
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

Pagan, William Mehan, Ex-M4yor Tim
ken, Aaron Baldwin, G.. A Seide. Edward
Russ and John Reid
The reception Of the Young Mems
Social, which will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall on January 2S will be one OF the
finest events Of the season
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

John Smith. age nineteen years, living
ut No. q Montg emery street, while
jumping from the platform Of an electric
motor climbing the Montgomery street
hill, was struck by another motor car
descending tine hill and was badly IN
iured- He was taken 70 the City Hos
pitaI.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

The members Of Eagine Company No.
2. of Hoboken, held a jolli6cation on Sat-
urday night over the stay of proceedings
which Judge Knapp granted. preventing
Engine Company No. from taking pos
session of'the new house at Fourteenth
aud Washington streets. The matter Is
lust as complicated now as ever, although
it would seem by the CITY Charter tha5
the City Council has absolute control
over the Fire Department. and that If
thew took some decisive steps IL would
settle the matter
Tonight at Jacobs Hoboken Theatre
Kate Claxton and Charles A Stevenson
will revive D'Ennery's emotional meio-
drama. .s.rhe Two Orphans" They will
be assisted by a good company. There
will be new scenery aud costumes. On
Thursday, New Years Day. Hoyt q
Thomas Comedy Company in "a Silent
Partner will begin an engagement.
The first performance will be given at
the holiday matinee. New Years Day.
Crowded houses will undoubtedly be the
rule at this house during the Week
George T. Beute. a son of ex-City
Treasurer Beute, was drunk aud disor-
DERBY at the corner of Fourth aud Clinton
streets. at two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. He was arrested oy Policeman
Ryan, and after spending time IN "a cell,
was discharged.
Ine Dig Dali OF tne n y. v ElutrAcht
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on New
Years Eve.
fhe Police Commissioners will meet
tonight
There is a good variety bill ct Cron-
helms this week.
Mayor Grassman will receive callers at
the CITY Hall between the hours OF twelve
and two. New Years Day.
This city Is away behind other cities In
street cleaning. No attempt has been
made as yet 10 clear the snow on any OF
the thor0ughfares.
Among the list of citizens who were
recommended 10 Judge Knapp By Corpor-
alton Attorney Minturn for appointment
as Martin Act Commissioners weres-
Colonel Stevens, William Utz. Lawrence
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

calendar Tuesdav. Dee. %, Is90-Supreme and
Circuit Court cases Nos 4. z IL l3.
BY order of the Coort.
DExxIs MCLAUGHLIN, Clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

WASHINGTON. Dec ~, 1880 Weather
indications for twenty four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey and
Eastern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; South
westerly winds, warmer weather.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-29

suffer no longer. Uss Davis FIe Pulls
them.sss
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning oy
w. L. DAVIS.
-erms Of supscFIptlon:


THE NEWS Office is supplied s.s0 with i, evIGrS IdS
pr;ntine in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
asrd IN a full-sheet poster turned out AT
shart notice. Orders Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30
Victim Of q Vampire.

The wife of Senior Gonzales, a
prominent citizen of this place, was
found dead in her bed recently with
large bat of the vampire variety
fastened in her hair, writes q Mon
terey (Mexico) correspondent.
She had been sleeping by an open
window. and the vampire had few in,
and evidently killed her by sucking
her blood, for tiny wounds ON her neck
close TO the .juglar vein indicate the
places it had punctured. The death
inflicted by these bats IL painless
one, for while draining the blood they
keep up continuous tanning of their
wings. which soothes and lulls the
sleeper until his slumbers glide into
eternal rest. Senor Gonzales, who
was asleep by his wife's side, said he
was first awakened by the bats frantic
indeavor to free itself from its net of
hair, and that he killed the gorged
aud imprisoned creature without
difficulty, and scarcely believed that
his wife was dead, so placidly and
naturally did she seem to sleep.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30
The Ice-cap Of Grseniand.

The aspect of these boundless wastes
rolling away in scarcely perceptible
undulations, and in the distance ming
ling the gray of their SHOWS with the
gray of the skies, at first gave the
Impression that Greenland was a uni
form plateau, q sort of horizontal ia
ble. The belief now prevails that the
rocky surface of the land is, on the
contrary, carved into hills, valleys and
gorges, but that the plastic snow and
ice have gradually filled up all the
cavities, which now show only in
light sinuosities on the surface. AL
lowing to the whole mass of ice-cap
average thickness of 500 feet, it would
represent total volume of 150,O00
cubic miles. This sermer suak or
"great ice" of the Greenlanders flow
like asphalt or tar, with extreme slow
ness, seaward, while the surface is
gradually leveled by the snow falling
during the course of ages and dis
tributed by the winds. In the inte-
rior of the country the surface of the
ice and snow is as smooth as ifi we're
polished looking like "the undisturbed
surface of frozen ocean, the long
but not high billows of which rolling
from east to west are not easily dis
tinguishable to the eye" Neverthe-
less, the exterior boundaries of the ice
cap has been greatly diversified. at
least on its outer edge, where in many
places it is difficult to cross, or even
quite impossible. The action of lat
eral pressure, of heat produced by the
tremendous friction, of evaporation
and liberation, has often broken the
surface into innumerable cones few
yards high, in form and color resem-
bling the tents of an encampment.-
Popular science Monthly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

The Denver Lottery Company,
which recently opened headquarters
in Kansas City, Missouri, has vacated
its Office. The Kansas City Journal
says its officers have fed from town
after having received $4,000 from
tickets, leaving all prizes unpaid.
The company was driven out of Den
yer a month ago and opened in Kansas
City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

Tourist-"Do you believe in the
efficacy of prayeri"
Kansan-"You betl wy, atmeet-
ing Wednesday night l prayed loud
and long fer additional blessin's on
our boomin' little city, sorter men,
tioning at the same time the unbound
ed prosperity that Providence has
showercd upon US, an early next
morning I sold four lots at 80 per
cent. advance to a newcomer who had
been at the meetin'" = Munsey's
Weekly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

b. Fernandez of Pinole (Cal.) claims
to have discovered a big soap mine on
the Mulcahey ranch, and says that he
has sold twenty tons to San Francisco
men at $40 q ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30
Control Your Temper.

Schoolmarm with omlnous look in
her eye): "What made you so late
Robert Reed9"
Robert: "Been fightin'."
Schoolmarm advancing furiously) !:
"You have, ehi"
Robert: "Yes ma'am: A boy said
yer wuz ugly as homemade sin, an I
;est give it to him.
"Well, Bobby, dear, I'll have to
pardon you this time, but control your
temper the best you can.-Epoch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

Thirty pounds Of Baggage allowed each
passenger.
Return Tickets good for 30 days.
Positively no rebrate allowed commercial
travellers on Round Trip Rates.
Railroad Freight and Transportation
Line.
Teams OF the above line will deliver Freight
at Taylor and points North, leaving Eureka
every day, or as often as the business de-
mands IL.
oFFICE-At Hips Store.
sOL HILP. Agent at Ely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

A young man engaged in river min
ing in the Yuba, working with
rocker, has averaged $685. in gold per
day. An expert Indian, also with a
rocker, has taken out as high as $16
a day. The smount of gold in the
Yubas and their tributaries, washed
down from the hydraulic mines, can
not be estimated, but it is known to
be very large.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30
the NEVADA
Stage g. Transpor-
tation Go.
@R
From Eureka to Ely. Taylor
and Phoebe.
Carrying the U. 5. Mails and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express.
aoap STOCK AND QUICK TIME

c,TAGEs OF THIS LINE LEAVE EU-
- reka daily at 8 A. NJ. for Hamilton. Ely
and Taylor and twice week from Taylor to
pinahe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30
Owyhee Avalanche song:

Owyhee Avalanche song:
Who vas 1t grabs you by der paws.
Und asks you about your mother-in-laws,
So pleased to meet you as never vasS
Der politician.
Who vas 1t calls you To der bar,
To take "schmile' or oigar'
Uud tells you dot your best friends are
Der politician.
Who vas 1t ven der polls was closed,
Passes you by NIT turned up nose,
Und don't gif dog-on we're you goesf
Der politician.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

Governor Stevenson, who has very
sick, is improving.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

tpiro, @etpiBbeit oeri6affen fam, oariiber
lGBt fid nod reoen.
Menm IS Der engliiden BreIe @rnit lit
nit ibrem 8unide, Dab Der Streit iiber
oaS Sdul3mange@ele nt1t 81 einer pr
Iiti Den Bdrteifrage gema6t
iperoe (ein @uni6, oen mir Don galtSeln
6erSen tbeilel), 10 mag lie IT'D ernltz
lid Mibe geber, bic 8erebti9ung Der Dor
itehenDeu brei Toroerungen 3unadit lelbft
gu 6egreifen ul10 bann audi ibren 0eiern
liar Sit MAIDEN. 9ieS lit Der 8orihlag au
einem Nusgleibe, Der hermit Den engs
decentralization uno ben etrilb>benlos
fratiiden 3ettllt8en ortugeno empfo0len
ri
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

obglei6 Dos bortige t0aus jeBt gegen $50
Bfleglinge babe, lei bod no6 YlaB genug
porDanben. lin 8eteranel1 in Nrme1~
bGuiern ausfi1otg Su MAIDEN. ldide Die
Qlnitalt 0uh Gunpi6reiben an'0ie vYolten"
Der @rano Mrmn, an GountDbealnte II. TO-;
es lei alip ntbt bre Sbulo, nenn benz
nod ipirfli6 bertd)tigte 8eterauen ith nod
in Nrnlen6Guiern aufbalten.
9tah Sbigem 1T eS FLAIR, DaB Den Staat
Sllirois in oieier Sadie tetne SAulo trtfft.
llno ielbit ieoer ebrellbatte fr!tbere Soloat
miro 5ugebelt, Dap es ul1ter Den gtteranef
auh uerfommene Waenl6et giebt, oeren
llnterbrtngung in etlem Mrlnenboule ourd7
aus fetn llnre6t lit. Nber eS geldebel1 test
Die erfor6erltGen G6rttte, I'M leoen iptrtltb
berebtigten Neteranen, Der ltb i'm Nrnlen7
baule BON SCOT GountD bettl1oet, tn's
SnpalibenbalS na6 Qltincp 81 perleBelt.
Mie SltnoiS 10 baben jebt piele enoere
Staten DeS NorDcns ibre et9enen
Snpalioenbduicr fiir Seterancn ; llno ba5u
tonlmeu Die groBarttgen Sl1Daltoenhduler
bes 8unoes. Serner giebt eS IN pielen
Staaten belon6ere Wdllenbauler tltr pie
&tuDer BON 8eteranert. llnO ldon Die
&batia1e, baB bieie BailenbGuler nod jebt,
Gin Observation-Disclosures na6 8eenoigung Des
Rrieges, fortbelteben, lit etn banogreiflt6er
Beipeis bafIr, oaB IN tbnen fitr Beterdnens
timber, bic crit geraunte 2eit na6 bent
&rtege geboser tpuroell, ebenlo gelorgt miro,
mie friiber in ibneu fitr 8eteranenftnoer,
bic bot benz &riege 9eboren tpuroer, 9elorst
tporben lit.
Me0rere Staaten, 3. 9. S ma, baben
sualeib bafiir geior9t, DAB in ben einaelnen
Counties belonoere &aiien 5ur Inter
itiiBung arbeitsunfdDiger Beternnen ulto
notbleioenoer 0eteranenfrauen uno Beterq7
nentpttttpen lnb Der minperjd1rigen &tnz
Der BON iold)e1, beiteben. Cine etgene,
Al bieiem 2lpcde BON Der GountDgeleBgez
bu1g altfgeiteqte Gomniiiion 9etp0Drt oiele
llnteritibungen, un0 3tpar 10 rethltG, oaB
fein arl1er Qeterart, 0er gerne bel letner
6amilie bletben m0dte, tn eth Snpalioen=
nars al gebeu brau6t, gel6tpetge in etn
QrmenDduS.
Grob Der umTaienben Tiiriorge bur6
bcn 8ullD, bic @ln5elltaaten uno Dtele etrls
seine Counties, fabren aber Die tDioerltd1en
0emagogen I'M GotgreB nod imlner nit
benz @rlQB bon HeniionSgele5en fort. Sic
Ibpaden ebe1 Danttt Die I6eiIl1abnte Der
8olfSma1ien, uno ,,amentli6 osS l~illtgeret
Wei6leDtes, fir Die geteraner, uno Das
9(nleben Der QeBteren Qb. Gin GROCER
She'll Der uugebeuern G%clolumn1en bonn
4eniionS7 @tat fltebt liberties 2euten SIT,
bic fQum %einntaI, oDer gar ME, Bulper i'm
6eLoe gerohen Daben. limo ielbit bein reoz
libiten WilIen Der HenltonSbeDDrben la11en
fih grobe 8etrli9erelen BET Der @rlan9ung
bon Yenftonen niGt DernletOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Dodendide Juinois Staats5eitune ulontaa a. 2pril 1890

let iino unb oa6er bem @eiebe gesen Gtns
fu6r Don @ontraftarbeltern unterliegen.
9te @ntideioung gel6ab in fnlgenoem
Sale: Ser tildtigc Wnitfer gStutam s 0 m,
Elm Gngld1oer, puroe bon Barnum's Sas
pellmeiiter Gobtnlon ais GsSrompeter in
9onoon fir bas Or6eiter bes garnum'z
l6en Circus angeitelt uno 5tpar. contraftS
Iih. Barnum CAB bel ietner Mnfunft 1T
Stem Yorf bas Beiteben oes GontrafteS
offen 3u unb itibte it'd auf Sons Gigens
ihaft alS &luitler. SIN 8ertrauer aui
biele bate CT 6errn 2otp bereits berit6ere
fommen IaIien, unD stpar auf Dem 0ampfer
ullmbria". 9o6 Der Seem Oorfer 3ouz
Direftor bat jcbt Die l3uridlenoung Sons
mad Gnglanb cuff Dernielben Oan1pfer perz
iiigt, nad)bem ibm bonn Stnon5mtniiterium
folgenber 8el6eio 3u9efommen mar: Som
lei, ols Elm ausiibenoer W2uitfersin einem
Srde1ter, nt6t ais ein &initler au betrah7
ten ltno besbalb tonne ibrn, ba er auf
@ruuo zines Gontraftes beribergefommelt
lei, bic 9anoung ntbt geitattet tperoen.
Dia6 oielem tpabrbaft Observation-Disclosures
Beideto miibte, tpenn Der Ttnan3mtniiter
folgeri6tig ban6eln tDollte, audi idmmtz
li6en Wfuiifern Der StranB'i0en
als vausiibenOen Wtufifern int
einem Orhelter", Die 2anbuns oerlagt tperz
ben = 5ur S6nab oleies 9auoes Dor aQer
Welt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
@eteramen atms 9trmenNdufer.

8ebeutenbes 2ufle6eu miro bur9 bic erft
tlr5ltd ans Gtdt geSogene Gbatla6e erregt,
Dap it'd i'm Mrmenbaule bon Goof
Gountp cine betrGhtlihe QlnSabl bon
alten Soloateu uno Seeleuten aus benz
Burgerfriege b%eftnoet. Ql6er suglei6 lit
bereits aud feitgeiteIt, baB feiner bieler
Geteranen, ipenll er ietne Nebtbeit na6>
tpeiien fam, nntbig sebabt Datte, Das
NrmenbauS 81 beaieben, illoem Das bonn
Staate SIlttots gu s. u erri6tete
id0ne S nDaIibenbduS ibnen cine in
ieDer 8e5lebung CUTE 3uflu6t gelDGbrt bate.
0as Staats9eleB iiber biele Nnitalt be-
1tinlnt ia SolgenbeS: 1T ite lou SSSeber aufs
genomlnen iperDen, Der einen ebrenpollen
Soloaten1 Nblhieo bat, Stpei Sabre i'm
Staate pobnt, in Solge DeS 9ienltes ooer
tDegen Doben Nlters ODER dl1oerer Gebre6eu
~arbettSunfd0tg lit uno ntAt beretts in zines
ber natioualen Snpalibenbdnler aufgenom1
men nurbe. Sine belpnbere geltimnung
DieieS @eiebeS orbnet ausorilGlih an, DaB
geteranen, Die it'd in @rmenbduiern beftn@
ben, Dor alien Nnoeren in Das Sl1poltoen@
bauS oes Estates altfgenommen lperDea
lolen.
9lu@ fommt BON benz 8orifeher 6es Snz
DaltDellDollles IN Aut1lcD fol9efl0e Ser1
li6erung: Die ftaotIi6e Nobltbdtigfeitsz
beb0rbe babe Dor eini9er Belt ytahforihuns
gen iiber Geteranen in MrmeltbGuiern
ongeitelt ullo neren rngefdbr BOG ermtitteIt;
0tele befdnoen ith nun beinabe ale in Der
Qtnlta,t al 0utncp unb tpcnn Die Yeterallen
i'm Nrmenhauie bon Cont Gountp ith ge1
melbet bGtten ODER bur6 ibre &ameraoe,1
alaenelbet tpprben ndten, 10 miirben ite
cbenfals belnabe ale in auincD leiu. Oenn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

tueibt. 9a bier bereits b0ie @usi6reitunz
gen porgefommen ftno, CAB man ibm bell
gtamen oes beri6ttsten 2onbpner 8tertels..A
Sebt ballet aus, ibr naferen neuet
Staatler Der 9roBeu Union Man6e 9Gus
ihung tuerbet Sbr mod erleben, ni6t ale
0%oftnunaen uno @iinihc tperben fid gIei6
e%rfilen. Na6 dIer meni6lt1en 8ere6z
nung aber muB oas gnbe Cures @trfens
ein gutes iein.
SEQ. Rudert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
SEE 81tooeSf6rfer.

Bum Qderbau Oepartement
ber Ser. Staaten 5eb0rt lett einigen
Sabren auh etn 6oritbureau- ndi-
vision Of forestry. SIS lit Oies cine otr
oret3ebn Nbt0ellltnaen oeS 0~cportemcnts.
W3egrerc oieiet NbtDeilun9en, ). $. 6ie
tlir Stotiltif, Die fir @6emie, btefur ecSnz
ieftenfunoe, flr 8o9elfunoe, fir 9flan3enz
fanoe. tar animal Industry, fur SD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Sr1eiterunnTfer mttS SamSwcrfss
GcTeNeN4

Das Ttnan3mt nj It / ii nj u~l1ierer
rubmuolIen Geplblif bat leBt ipirflih ent>
i1ieoen, DaB 9rheitermultter feline Gunits
, 1890-07-23

DENVER, July 22.-At midnight, last
night, occurred a terrific catastrophe that
has temporarily isolated the towns up
Clear creek canyon from intercostse with
the world. At that hour there was an
immense cloudburst zeal the forks Of the
creek. pouring a deluge of water within
the narrow walls OF the canyon. 1t COM
pletly demolished the two iron railway
bridges at the forks and, as far as can be
learned, annihilated all other structures in
the vicinity.
The restaurant, the depot and all out
houses were swept away in the flood.
Fortunately, it is believed, no lives were
lost. The Immense volume of water,
laden with wreckage, went tearing down
the canyon with the result that today,
from the forks to Golden. there is scarcely
a yestige of the railroad lett. The greater
portion of the roadbed is washed away
and all means means of communication
are destroyed. After the clOudburst a
furious hailstnrm set in. and now it is re
ported that hail a foot deep is lying in
the canyon.
At IL O'Clock this morning a train
loaded with bridge timbers and convey
ing 200 men left Denver for the scene of
destruction. 1t will be about three days
before the road is repaired.
, 1890-07-23

WASHINGTON. July 22.-The senate
bill giving a pension of ~, 900 a year to
Mrs. Jessie Fremont was reported from
the committee on pensions and placed on
the calendar.
The senate then proceeded to the con-
sideraiion of the Indian appropriation
bill.
The paragraph having been reached in
regard to the removal of the northern
band of C%heyennes to a permanent set
Element together upon one of the existing
reservations in South Dakota, Wyoming
or Montana, a motion was made BY Petit
grew to strike out South Dakota. He
said there were already 25, 600 Indians in
that state and no more Indians were
wanted there.
Power remarked that Montana did not
wau them either.
After further discussion the names of
the three states were struck out and the
paragraph changed so as to make the
change read, For the removal of said
northern band of Cheyenne Indians to a
permanent settlement upon any of the
existing reservations" Having disposed
of half the bill it was laid aside until
tomorrow.
The house bill for the disposal of Fort
Ellis military reservation under the
homestead law was passed with amend
ments.
The house bill granting certain wants to
Miles City, Mont, for a public park pass
cd. Adjourned.