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than the strength
OF his own party
The House voted
for Senator during
the morning ses'
sion. the matter be-
ing taken up at IL
o'clock. Mr.. Rich
man presented the
name Of Samuel l.
Bestow ss the Dem
ocrstic candidate
for United States
Senator. and the
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

Ck1vIS BsIcE ard family VII occupy.
this summer. a cottage at Newport, ard
II : nov surra SD thai sorae dsybe VII
want 20 s~~ senator from Co1rsc-
ts.-pt
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FOR REET-H0UsBs.
ROYBY TO I0LB.

MONEY TO LOAN IN sums . s1it. on pro
III ducfiye resi estate. J.. :. pfovln.
ltAsH TO LOAN-Houses 70 sell and rent.
- farms and vacant lots 20 sell. a. & al -
and II diferenf localities - bottom prices
terms and time made % suits Interest ioH.
Call st room q. New Housemsn book. on hsary
Fvaiick. ~
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BosToN. M.reh 5-A morning Paper
says A EnglisA sTa6lcats il ne7otistia 3
for sbs purchase of tie foar srnas u The
Jnlted sta1es now cor rolling t.
= rrarufsct1rs cf scSa wafer sd bee- ar.
rarssas s1o svezr tttnz coanectss
herewith. Tie earftsi s bstweeu 8
CO. one az5 e. o01 Co
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IL there : zny Lass ot public servants
that deserves better pay, I : tne poslal
clerks "a ths railway mad seETlce.
Their preseat salares range from $50
70 $500 Per aunum- oat Of these SAL
ares al personal expenses Tor aseessaTy
travel "a Inc of duty must be pad. Ii
II now proposed % Fzse the salaries 70
$500 saa $500. with an allowance or s.
perday Tor travelling expenses II eertai a
cases. The ralse should Dc ma1e. Tnese
cerks aageso e appointed from smoag
the brightest aRd most capable Of our
young mea. Their duties are ariu0us.
laey spend most OF their tsnle away
from nonS AID .ls pleasures and per
form tnslF auLes oa he most dagger
ous portion OF the train. situated next
. the engine, toe mai car i subject
% total wreck n ease oE accident aud
a postal clerk Is liable - meet death OF
injury at any moment. There Is no
mere sentiment or political sgnidoanee
IN this movement % Increase the
salaries, bgE prime piles o;s.nple justice.
WHES a Chlnaman tackles anything
IN earnest, ne usually gets aoou. as
clear a coneept!on O, Il as zay one else.
Bret Harte has illustrated how COM
pletely he can masser Lls mysteries OF
poker, and it nov appears that the
Bible and Shaks pears can not floor
him. A Brooklyn gentleman, who has
been making a study OF the Chinese
who come TO that eaty, ran across one
who had taken up the study OF shaks-
peare along with the Bible, and anx-
lou. 20 ascertain IL the Chinaman un-
derstood sufficient English to read
Shakespeare intelligently. he said TO
him, ''What do the words go to- IN this
sentence mean; Go TO, i faith, an
thou Wilt needs thrust thy neck into a
yoke" $50 to-" said the Chinaman,
"that Is alice same as Come off," The
seeker after knowledge was satisfied.
~ NotaL WsNA NCA&I~C aAhtA
having been caught in some outrage,
the Kalamazoo "hazers" are very pen
itent. They deserve prompt expul-
sion. In whatever light their treat
ment OF the two professors may be
viewed, il was criminal brutality pure
and simple. Had the two victims re-
manned out in the corn field all night,
il could scarce bave failed TO be fatal
10 one or both mem. An all nights
exposure on the ground, bound hand
and foot, in March weather, is simply
death, and every student who engaged
in the affair is entitled to no sympathy y
or mercy whatever. II not brutes,
they at least acted as such, and should
be treated accordingly. There is moth
ing manly nor even cunning in such
performances.
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WANT ADS!'
FOR A NICKEL.
Read tie Sbecral announcement az head ef
T0zUn TAX Column, SevsAh Page.
PERSONAL.

| HAVE several gato aole cooks. walters al q
4 lie far genera houSewsfk. thai Nanl 10
secure NorS a oDoe- c. ~ ID resS ii l..
pi kens0n. Intelligence once. - Aoar0est
Ie epa0ne IS. o5
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THE beginning of March is sufficient
ly lion-like to insure lamb-like end
ing.
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FUREITURB LNp PIhYOs sToRTD.

RADILlFF6 HOLT. general wsrehOusemen
IL at III South DIYiSion-st store pianos an
household goods Al low rates expert pack
ers g.. f~ful move with Isrge vans" srnr
promptly by telephoniBR No. 900. San l-sl
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laFKTs-VArTED


kNANTED-Agents 20 the pistorJ 81 TIE kz-
W pl0raInns %. Daring De@ao snd israna
eirru n free ADD ess .. a. BT0Nnlug 90.
Toledo. Ohio pf.H
AGENTS should write inf illsiratea CT 49,
4 snd terms for fEo weeks trlal - Ntssouri
wssaers vashes olrtiest cothes elesn ~ aet
steam witheut rubb ~ saslE s1iai hfohle-
- worfh - I,ou = 30. tuDs u
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ROE sALE-KrscELLAKEous

FOR sALE-6ooo ire-proof safe 6foof. Sfoos
= snd '-foot STOW cases. cueSp. IAqgire of
Peter Dorsn. Tower block. g.
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HELP wANTED-kALg.

WANrED-A ~oOd turnes GraAd Rapids
w IlaiF Co. O.
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rsrrIl.lxEars

EKJHNTVD-a gard Qrf.csrv Re- ~ 2 -rsfqr ST
W psg rsst. address i4s Lron-st 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

grsGwFT7r hsaf ~ srf ossirvev2rf SCI 1zS
" - ffea-s-s- e1hs s11 Cspa-st. ears
go ~ar aea
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SWEET & SCHMIEL,

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
1875 Monroe Street.
Rooms 81 and 81 Telephone loZ7
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oys7yR DRrDGrRS, TALES or HARDSHIP.

Baltimore. Dec. % O>pecal.-.hrcc destitute
orcdscr, named Tone. MAY and Lewis who chaic th'
cap ain Of an oyster schooner with having pnt ih.m
ashore on an island in the Chesapeake Bay several
night, ago. arrived hero today and told di-ire'"
ing story 10 the authorities. rhey shipped from Phl'
dclphia the schooner W. EhshA captain "e'i'S
Lewis, They had never been on drcdScr before ana
hey do not want TO 20 again. The captain at the start
onneared 10 be a pious man. lie said prayers morn
ing and night But after The vessel got In the
Chesapeake and the work Of dredging began the men
had hard time Of it. They were worked hard and
poorly fed Last saturday night. the men saw, the
captan gave each Of the eleven men In tho crew -
.rd thcn told them Ia 90 ashore. The claim ihii
fl capaiu Ov ed them different amount'. iansnS rom
aI2 10 80. The night bitterly cold when they
were nut ashore and they were scantY 'Nh. N"N'
morning they hailed passing steamer "mch loon
them Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

have the clergy i'm politics In Ireland, why was 1t not
deemed wrong TO have the clergy in politics IN our re
cent municipal contest? Yet some Americans with
whom | have spoken and who have raised TINS objec-
;ion were among the most prominent ones who
warmly defended the attitude of the Clergy IN our
local fight, and who asserted that they were doing
holy and wholesome thing
DO you think the support which the Parncllltc
candidate received is a fair estimate OF Parnells
average strength all Ireland ,"
'Ol the contrary. think that it is an oVerestima'e
Of his average strength. Will 60 further ana say
that il the cghty-Gve Irish constituencies when now
return Home Rule members 10 Parliament c"niu nave
chance Of recording their opinion AT the baiiot box
Mr.. Parncll would not be able TO elect MS man IN Il
single one OF them. and | think that there Is not In
ireland. at the present moment any one who Under
City himself. It would. therefore be criminal II he
should persist in carving on this hopeless contest
which can lead only 10 riot and blOodSled.
+. l.. O'Connor and John Dillon were in consultation
during iTc greater part Of the day In the Hoffman
House. They heard OF the result through private
on what seems TO he the beginning OF the end They
made this joint statement:
We learned the result OF the Kilkenny election
with great pleasure. The majority IS greater man
we had hoped for. il Is an indication Of the patriot
ism and Sagacy OF the constituency, because II shows
that consideration for the good of the country and
safety Of the National have prevailed with the
electors over natural feelings of gratitude and aitec
ton for a great leader like Mr. Parne which have
blinded many Of the trne issues AZ stake
We trust that the result of the Kilkenny election
may have the effect Of reuntng our party and doing
away with the di.scnsiOnS which are now doing il
such material injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

Lynu Ma. Dcc -3.-~ The bee Ne" paper Com
pany II thi, ,ty hrs made assignment n favor -
IT, .. Moore assistant manager NJ statement 81 -.
ret, and liabilities +, made public 3, vet.
%ew-II,ver. conn. Der. ~. l.. T.. e. l.. We'll
cigar jothc, have called meeting o credit 1r' for i'
morrow at which they Will offer t. compromise for
30 - per cent. Liahllltic~. about 5000, assets,
81 900 in stock and about 5000 iu book accounts.
Boston, Dec. .3.-A meeting If about MY Of the
creditor, Of the firm Of ". g. Bcll q Co Wa held this
afternoon, 10 hear the report 81 the committee np
pointed 10 examine the affair, Of the in-olvcnt o'a
cern. The committee reported the hrm'- direct liabil
iucs 10 b" Sj2- - contingent Sif9.3j2. including
Endorsement. ON r. u. Maynard & Co.'S notes Of
saO..4o, aud Kan,a, city Pachuc Compauy'e no'c~.
So ,6g6: ON other note. S2o.j--a. The a-~'tS *
ccgate Si--g92 The finn offer 20 per cent. and
. per cent cAtr, II not called ou f'r the kIh','
Ciy Packing Company paper. The committee d.d Mt
feel lkc advising tho aC'"ptLuc" "f ICES t.tu - per
cont though ih'y willing 10 accept 20 per cent
10 ,i-h per cent IN ia month. The report Wa
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pontment il made would have met with appio'ai
no lcss cordial than that which has greeted 'he
appointment of Judge Brown, it is more thnn liN'S
that it would have been open TO ooJectoh' u"
other grounds. ,,,, , ,;,os in
Judge Brown is man>-5f Yyenl!n' anu w. 80 -,
one of the finest houses in Detroit Aslde Iio'
being great inrist a traveller and an author;
he is n man of undoubtcd courage ana piesthoo vi
mind II is related Of him that five years ago,
when Detroit was infected by a gang OF ourslaro
whose doings had defcd the vigilance OF sne
authorities and had resulted in the death OF hSe
nolicemcn the Judge awakened one nishu ny
y burglar standing in front of his bed 10 de-
n,and on the mart of the intruder to throw up MS
hands. the Judge cheerfulE enough colnpilrui ,d
To a further demand to hand out his watcl anu
chain lvinr under the pillow. che Judge seemlHgS
accedcd with equal cheerfulneSs-out ony sem
incy-for the instant he got hls hahd uhu.I , nle
inflow he drew out n revolver whicil nc naa HLp Tp1
there in view of the many robbcrleS tnat naI
taken Mace in Detroit. and put a bullet INTO ms
visitor The latter lost no time In DeatblS d Ii
retreat H. was the last time he ever commit,lcu
a burglary Two weeks after his interview WIFI
Judge Brown he died. t o.. 70
In onpearance Judge Brown has much VI IT,
mind one of Mr. Mckinley. lie Is sInooon OIL" sr,
his hair is light, ver0inG on gray ShG spS,
Inns arc thin but expressive oi ue'eI I'nlna @ '''
" Toes characteristics are the chm anu nose ~
noir of vicilant eyes. the color OF whch II Will %
be difficult To determine look at yol from unucu .
,roII'arched eyebrows In figure he is nelther
,bin mr. robust: nor is he tall like some OF MS
future colleagues nor short like others nuu VIII
nronnrtioncd-physcally well as mentally well
balanced. L . ,,odor in De-
Mrs. Brown has for years been leader ~ pc,
,o;t societv She cannot fail Of becoming
valued addition TO what is known In washington
as the Court Circle.
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u,or,nRg SrIcrDE IDENTIFIED

r,u River. Mass. Dec. 23.-rhe woman, ,.., I' pnd
~" ,',.,to last night by jumping from Vrao row"
%r pr.c proves to be Mr, Julia Mcdonald OF r"' mnrims
Ne Her sister came from Newport 'nS "o'd She
49,, declined to give her own r~'ne' N"c saw o Air.
,,.ed in New Nork and was on n'r way '.l, had
Mcdonald to that city she 'a'' ''' 49,, en-, news
heen engaged in writing snort S.o .,.ntn. AGO hut
p"P"' ,i,, -, , child her nervous system p''d'"o
',',, a, and She was attacked with melah'I''h"'
,a',n,cd T., t,lc her life once before an" "c
S~@ SISTER hoped that change Of scene and I temporary W
,,.ai ,',a,' a. New York might prove bcnch''h M
80 .hs afternoon Mrs Mcponaa pravSsNcr %sH paccd in
thc nN ~ tnr captain and both women lett mere io'
NV York to night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
THE LABOR WORLD On PARNELI.

ANOTHER SAVAGE ATTACK IN MICHAEL
D\VITTS PAPER.
London Dec. o3.-Mchael Davtt's newspaper, "The
Labor World" to-day rencvs the onslaught recently
made upon Mr. Parncll through itS columns. I'm Inc
course Of lengthy attack upon the "Cncrowned
King" THE Labor World" saws that II by any com
promise Mr. paruc remains leader Of the irish party
a number Of AnParnell members threaten N abandon
public life which would be disastrous 10 the party At
firse. The Labor World adds that Mr. Parncll
is greater danger 10 ireland than any outside enemy
ever has hccn No foreign force saws Mr.. DdN1N
naper has ever endangered Irclaud'S liberty ald
honor a. this new ppcnder. unmitiSacd trlckstcr,
and inscriptions enemy Of liberty and democracy.
who attacks lclands honor in lis most vital part and
who bctray his trust of honor committed 20 MS care
The Labor World" continuing. says that Mt far-
nell should not be permitted 10 hold power when would
he abused and which would render lrcandS condition
under her dictator worse than that Of south American
republic. Ireland according to The Labor World
can fcht Balfourism. for that may be ca''cd aS an
open enemy, while Parnclli,m i much more danger
o,is because il is hidden foe. Parnclls honor
saws the paper. Is by-woNi Ills mcndacy Is
honndess hi, vndictycncNS and tyranny are nfA
nous and his hypocrisy IS colossal, and he may drag
ireland 10 disgrace. Those seeing Inn now IN ms
hdcoIs deformity will not rest until they nave &c
prived him Of the power 10 inJure the untdThlsheh
cause OF Irish liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
4 BLIZZARD IX THE NORTHWEST.

Minneapolis zee. ga dispatch 10 The Tribune"
from Saut Ste Marie. Nich SAYS" terrible northwest
blizzard has been raging IN INF, section since O'Clock
last night the wind reaching velocity Of sixty mile,
an hour with snow. The roof OF The McEvcr Hotel
wa, blown oN and there wcrr several other minor mis-
hap, The storm stll continues. All the Western
Union wires have been down twenty hours
Detroit Dec. GA jcrTinc wind has been blowing
here ali day. ranging from forty eight 10 sixty miles
an hour and doing considerable damage. The ferry
boats AZ times experienced greet difficulty in eros 'nG
the river and one shipped 4 mOnstou -'A "mcu
caused great CONSERVATION aMou- IL" ptseu gers.
she'd running the whole length Of the mdr.rt place
Vcrcly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
A DESPERATE STR EGGLE WITH A MADMAN
HE THROWS HIMSELF BEFORE \ LOCOMOTIVE
AND FIGHTS HIS EESCUEEs.

HE THROWS HIMSELF BEFORE \ LOCOMOTIVE
AND FIGHTS HIS EESCUEES.
George W. Biycu. Of Planfcli, y. j.. an artist of
local reputation. ha~ been broodnc for weeks over
lack of in his profession and over 0ther as
couraG cments. Last neht. in nj of madness hs
rushed through the crowd al the North Avenue Stat on
Of the New Jersey Central Railroad and threw him
self the track before an approaching express i'lh
Three men spranG forward and tried to drag MN
back. and a desperate struggle en'uci. The horror
stricken crowd thought that all four men would DC
ground TO pieces and women tainted At the cru' A
instant a policeman joined In the struggle OF hfc
and death. and the four men succeeded IN gettlh>
the insane artist on the track just a. the train sh"e
swiftly by. the engineer just applying the brakes
Before Rilveu could be securely hdndcuHc1 ne maus
an unsuccessful effort Ia break loose and hurl himself
before train another track, Int a. soon a. pos
hc was bound hand and foot and taken 10 the pO"'o
station lie will be sent 70 an asylum 10 daS +"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

Elm'ra. y y, DC % chlrlc, "atc-. who snr' no
j., = csar manufacturer ~ Wet superior. WI. RI"
ported tho police TIM, morning that While drunk last
night his pocket "- cut open ana he wa DA'd 81
=. 300. several arrests have already been made.
Iaurlamt.u Dec. % Charlie, Gat"- ,.--ir man.
ufacturcr ~ Nc,t superior. VIZ, |h' assert. that D."
Wa, robbed Of 900 al Elmra last nshi. ie e ''n
IN Law Il Gcotgc HUI. Of 'arn "IHnt i'm". i'r
mcfly of Wisconsin and n'w of thi- 'If'. li1ll -N'
that cate, 81, addicted to oc'a i,u1l spree, f'r u"
past two year. ha- bccu pretty steady. -r.i'fd '.
ii.f h,tr. ,aic, -tart.d f,r Wisconsin 600 setu" bis
affair there. nun gave him fl,Hou.
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pVppPTUrNTS WITH SHOhELESS POWDER.

Newport H. l.. Dec. GA smokccSS powder II
being manufactured at the United states torpedo sta
ton. The formula is a new one by Professor T. h'
Monroe the Government chemist at the station. \
number Of experiment, already made show that II Is
moi only smokce>s but also Of higher explosive power
than the ordinary powder ten grains being suinccnt
"a drive bullet into pine board depth OF twenty
inche, while seventy grains Of service powder can
make the missile penetrate only fourteen Inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
F4TAL UORK or 4 TORNADO.
ONE MAN KILLED AND SIX INJUEED IL
OHIO TOWN.

Pttsbrrc Dec GA dispatch from Akron, ONO
says \ tornado struck the new syndicate town "i
Tsarbcrton five mic, south of this city. at > 80 h9
afternoon. The only building DESTROYED WAS he"
,hop of the Crccdmoor cartridge Company. All ol
the brckwOrk had been finished and carpenters were
al work on the ridge pole when the hIsh Nihd
demolished the walls down 10 the first s'Oy m 4
twinkling and seven were hurled from the build
Ing and thrown INTO heaps Of tmbcr> and brick John
Triplcti Of Newport, aged twcny nine. was Instantly
killed, being crushed by the fall The following
were injured:
Frank rtuvcr Of thi, city, hurt internally his ribs
being crushed I'm th' region Of the heart; oond ion
critical.
Louis Kannaa. Of TIA, ciiv, leg broken ribs
broken, and shoulder diSocatcd may not recover.
Isaiah Lower, 81 New Portage. injured Internally
and ON baci, ol head. ScGI,u~ condition.
r. /. Homer. of TIA, 90 \. l'. and arm injured.
Frank Mallory. OF Lafayette Media County, arm
injured and shoulder delo'atrd
IIorutiO Lcb. cW-pOrtarc, arm injured and BODY
severely bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
rBry.nJSp ,TCHERS LTSTEV To REASON.

Chicago Dee. .3.-Thcrc was threatened strike "i
train d patchcr~ On the Chicago and Erie Rar'ah fc-
tord,y ON account of the suspension Of tram dl-
hatcher &. G. scott. Of Huntington, Ind. When ihe
fact became known the other -patcer> demanded hl'
reinstatement General superintendent Merrill cA
plancd 10 them that the suspension wa for god cause
and under circumstances which generally rc-u IN alb
~,luto dismissal. scott had issued what l- known -
lap order. that j.. providing for ~" ifaIA' on INC
Inc rack Al the same time, from which 4 collision
might have resulted had not the man VINO i'lpN"
him on duty discovered and rcciihod the error The
men recognized the Justice pf IN" acton taken ana Tue
threatened trouble Wa, aVcricd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
TO BE SURGEON GENERAL
lo,oxr,. CHARLES SUTHERLAND NOMINATED
ny THE PRESIDENT.

ny THE PRFSInENI.
r,.,,r-,or Dec. The President too'S Se..
. -. ,,o nom natlon 81 Colonel 'hari'' Hu'''' a.,
- .,,r~.o, General ot the Army, III P'''0 "
,,o Surgeon General T. H. HaAt"r'
..,,oI Charlie. sutherland, who mas p''
, tho late General .Ictediah H. hdN'.' 49,,
-, - the ARMY with the rank "i o'!-
- va rorn in Phahclpha IN 'o'' -
- AZ An aS>i,tan, surgeon IN '"'o"'o,'
49, d. ,,.,rs LATER hc bccame captain I' '
=, ,or,r,rcrt lie became "A surSc""' Wv" WIN,
, t .pril i-,2. In l-1l ana 10 Nv
''' r..r,.s Mourt,, and ia NeN McAl'"' -" '~
W. ,...r. hc served on the plains ana ~ I'.''
m r,,,,,,rc craig and stanton ana al SANTA
,i,c q, Fort Mouric. he aclh ~rN'N -
., tho .,,c,son 81 that state "h'h IL ''
,.i In April. lr6l. he sailed VII" Wv
' ,,.,i,l.u +, Fort pckcnS. "hcI' ~ ''
80 u,b l-6. In the same wear nc ''
, ,,u,,cyor of the armc, under ""h''"l ,''"'
.a,i.h,d large dcpot> At '"nmpu>' ny
,d Ntt.d out nine general h">p''"'' ~
,, ,,n,irtrd Medical Inspector I'll ''.F
Wv - ,,. ARMY IF the Tennessee Az" P'''''
- ,b. ,,pturc Of Nickshurs l"uer IT.
r, nir..tor of the Department ~ N're'''' '',
~ N' ..,i,, I'm l-Gi he was M'di'il p'c'" -
.''''' 80 ,,,,poli, and from May, i,u,' - p .,o
h"'P"t br var n, was the Purch",u-. hm O.,
'I"N y" ~, Washington. In March, l7"' &, i-,G
trcyct colonel for m'rI"rWWu WWu,i.I purvcyor with the
De- r",enaut ,oloncl. In L." "a, p,' br
F'ih ~ nn,rr, th, close ~ the Var ,o'gc, ,,,irg
,L ba. .ervcd In Washington IN r,.,'rn as Medical
chief Med, L u,ltary Division of the IH'ln''
director "l @ W., vLri Director Of The DIVISION "i NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
TRIED TO ywiNDLE Mr. wArrERNry AL,D

Louisville Ky.. Dec. -. Duvh the Baltimore
eharpcr who ha, Just sWudlcd several United @tat"@
senator through the medium OF a boru- baby. dld
not limit himself 10 the Conrr@- hcld bni liN
certainly been operating on an extensive scale Ah"ht
.iN week, aco Henry Wattcr,"n received letter
from him. oycrioWiue with mleonc compliment
stating that he had named his llf-ih"n Henry Ni'I
.or NIL iuco,iug a richly engraved haptl-iuaI
certificate and five tickets 10 church entertainment
marked ~ each. But Mr. Watt"r-on illcd 10 lc>Pohu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
DEMANDS or the b. AYD o. EBPDprES

Baltimore Dec. - (Spccal.-Thc committee rep
rcscutng the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employs
who want al increase of wage, all along the nc held
iwo conferences with General Manager Odcl and other
officials Of the Baltimore and ohio to day but 10 FAR
q, can be learned the matter not definitely settled
The wages Of the brikcmen the Philadelphia division
were last spring increased II per month 1t j. under
stood that the company Is wiling 10 grant small in
crease 10 the receiving the lowest wages but the
grievance committee asks tor general adjustment Of
wages on a higher scale in every department Of the
service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
MANY CLAIMANTS roR rlcH SrcTIoy.

Rhincland, WI, Dec. - Every Wc'c of water
reserve land occupied by from one TO ten ~quhi'r'
with new coin:fo arriving on every tram. Many VINO
made nllug- al Ndu-tu, ccombcr -. entered upon
their claims once ia nearly I -tinrr found
them occupied 80 -.riou- trouble f. anticipated cX-
ccpt in q few instances. Apparently th" most dlm
cult question - decide viii be- the "prior righie among
the settler Hundred, entered upon the Lands within
one minute after midnight, many on The same u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
GENERAL SPINNER DYING ~ FLDRIDA.

jacksonville. Fla. Dec. - special. General +. T.
spinner. Treasurer Of the United STATE, living iu
this city, is comfortable to-day, but hi lfc gradually
cbbng away. ON saturday he hnd sinking spell and
was thought that ne could not rally but, with hi.
brave spirit, he did Most men Of his age eighty
ninej would have died with such paroXy-n The
cancer h,s face has eaten deep hole near the cyt
and nose and the pul,atiOn Of the brain be plainly
seen through II. lie j. most Of the time IT, dun
stup0r and sleeps. When awake he j. rational aud
recognizes familiar voices. lie l. receiving every AT
tenton possible. bat his case is A hopeless ono.