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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
AS TO THE PRESS GALLERY
ROBERT GRAVES DESCRIBES 1T AND
THE MEN WHO USE 1T.
There Are Now 40 Men Who Arc Enti-
tied to Seats Theresn-They Are Broad,
Brainy and Brave-The Press Room Be-
hind the Gallery.
Especial Correspondence

WASHINGTON, March S.-The great Capitol
of the United States is world in itself. but
there is no more interesting spot within its
walls than the press gallery. Here assemble
the members of the third house OF congress,
one OF the most important ana powerful
bodies IN this country. They are 140 strong,
and their constituents number sixty or more
millions OF people. They represent not only
the United States but Canada and several
countries in Europe. Two or three London
papers are represented in the gallery and
four Paris papers, well as half dozen of
the Canadian journals. IN each case the cor
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
ENCOUNTER BETWEEN MEXiCkNS
AND INDIANS

Tucson. Ariz.. March 1l.-Advices from
Sonora, Mexico. state that on the 4th inst
posse of Mexicans overlook and had a
fight with six Apache Indians. One Indi-
an and one Mexican were killed and an
other Mexican wounded. These Apaches
are part of a small band that has been dep
redating in Old Mexico for the past four
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
TIszA SUCCEEDED BY Won szAPARY

PESTH. March IA conference was
held today between the emperor, Herr Won
Tiszs and Count Won Szapary 70 consider
the ministerial situation. Il resulted In
Herr Won Tiszs definitely resigning his
Office OF Hungarian prime minister and the
appointment OF Count Won Szapary to sue
eeed him. No changes weremade in the
cabinet
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

TIE r,ar.n.am spSed O. the sseyated road
stSeutv-f7va nils Ter hoEr, and o. level
tine e requires fro.n .ooo 70 go .ee. 70 get
% sDsed. Tts average horse power 70 DO tie
work required i. Ks. Tie sve-Ags consalap-
tion q coal per nile IS - rounaz- Tie az
craze namoe. & niles rEr pr ton q eo@i
is 4e4 The engines -crx ca al sysr-
AZ. x abcat "a spsvs E.er slay with tNo
c-syxS. ea,.4s crew ave-sgssZ - Tla@s set
making ees stoEs 1urIag 5Hzt tsz=s--Rsll-
.caa. Gazette
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

respondent is also the correspondent of an
American paper, and theforeign work he I'M
dertakes merely as side issue to enlarge his
income. The gallery &c it is termed, is in
two parts. One part overlooss the house of
representatives, while the other is perched
over the senate chamber: but both are under
the same control, and that is in the hands OF
the newspaper men themselves. Newspaper
correspondents in W ashington are more near
ly their own bosses than the newspaper work
ers who remain at the Offices of publication.
They are thrown largely on their response
bility, and hence the necessity of having here
men of large experience and good judgment.
Visitors to the house or senate see perched
above the head of the presiding officer num-
Der of men writing at the long desks with
which that gailery.is filled. If the day be
dull one, there may be but half dozen men
in the gallery; but let a row break loose on
the floor OF an important bill come up for
passage, and in a twinkling the press gallery,
is filed to OVERLOOKING Where the men como
from, how they assemble so quickly, is one of
the mysteries which spectators are unable to
solve.
Oniookers from the floor or from the public
galleries see but part of the press gallery.
Back Of the seats and desks which overlook
the legislative floor is a long lobby, the COR
respondents retreat Here newspaper men
enjoy all the Injuries and conveniences which
their colleagues of the house and senate pos
sess in their cloak rooms.
There are tables for writing, well supplied
with all kinds of stationery, from the large
tablets Of smooth paper for newspaper use TO
pretty linen paper and envelopes for private
correspondence. There are paper and ink
and al the accessories of well ordered work
desk. Congressional directories, Congress
sional Records, calendars of the house and
senate, copies Of late bills and resolutions are
kept on file. Near by is a telegraph Office at
which copy may be fled by the hands of a
messenger without lifting pen from paper. Ii
a correspondent is rushing copy to an after
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
WIRE NAIL MILLS SHUT DOWN

FINDLAY, O, March 1.-THE wire mai.
men Of the United States, with few ex
captions, closed their mills yesterday and
announced that they will not resume
operations again until the 27th inst. but
that they will open them is not certain ~
their object may not be accomplished
This shut down. it is alleged. i part OF :
schens 10 force certain manufacturers II
wire nails into the trust Thousands %
men are thrown ont of employment.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
MAY SUCCEED holland

. II FlGFNO WIZ S|OOEIO INOLtNIND
ST. LOUIS. No. March IA special
from Jefferson City SAYS: It is believed the
commission investigating the books of the
state treasury will complete its labors to-
night FINS Marshal, member OF the
says the shortage will be in
the reighborhood of S32. 600 John Y.
Stephens. OF Bonneville. Mo. is looked up
on as Treasurer hollands successor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

X : tee gTsAaess se.azssn Z tas ~ogad fe-
bay % gs- 80 sssE TIA. rs lie = of ~ ga
sscssnes sd rEz. - sf-s-r Il u ss.is 49,.
- nszs1sst- a s,a&1iF, sratsfz. hty ~ q sssEss
l.ss ssaT {. Ssy csaaa zas-y \ BIZ azT
rsssszas 81 @1scs = Sss a@s.s~ s1zr~rs~r - :
Esaa- A.e 1aag - IRE ss sssu&x size ffs.a
.~z. I-sEs SAL - - e-z--s-2@ - as ggs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
INVESTIGATING u,catt,e CASE

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE board o. in
quiry appointed 70 investigate the charges
made against Commander Mccall. OF the
I nited States nlan-of-war Enterprise. met
today ut the navy yard. Rear Admiral
Kimberly. presiding. The commission
will decide whether or not IL Will be neceS-
sary 20 hold a court martial On tie captain.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

Cf:zngu a. -as o-s-s ~isao~}--i -srr yea
vcula send raa1 5sra n ny hozzss " iosk
Il rfe meter.
Clerk s-oorsssullys--S hats tss mater ws:a
s.zt1e-. at 6. da~rs register ~ AL
Csss< tp4@so ssg.e2zzl--Iaks hsa AzAyi
seq E4zzt Ess eEE4y - rs gs.Acese
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

The black bead sEs Gas sppeayst bT ths
millions il t1e t1rTseatias foYetz = sovth-
saG Georgia. s1d a doing alarming esuaas-s-
Great tracts u pins So<>ss already NOV
blight and are dying TIE bug s.s1Tfs a
y.ns where y IS D0zei ard Sg-Es urs1sF 80
bark. tkea aroand The tTsnk- tta oeriag ps-s-
vents tae SAP fror4 gong ~ ~ 80 iTee aEa
eventually tn~ tree dlss g 5@aEo ! 4rsez-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
Iook POISON az MISTAKE

KANSAS CrTf. No. March IA dis
patch from Sedalis No.. says: DR.. Parker
died today at his home ii Georgetown.
Pettus county. from ta@ effects % dose
Il poison, Walsh X : thought lie souk %
mlstak
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
MRS. TeNNlsoN,s FOURTH TRIAL

OLATHE, Kan, March 1.-THE case of
the State OF Kansas against Lucy Tenni-
son, charged with poisoning her husband
in june, 1887. is for the fourth time on
trial in the district court of this county.
This case has become one of the most cele-
brated on the criminal calendar OF the
west Oh account OF the number Of trials.
Ii has cost the county thousands OF dollars
and has reduced the Tennison family from
riches TO poverty. The trial will extend
through the whole of next week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
RELEASED FROM THEIR TOMB.

LONDON, March 1l.-Four of the miners
who were entombed by the explosion yes
terday in the Morsa colliery, in Galamor-
ganshire, Wales, have made their escape
from the pit without assistance They
crawled through a crevce between the
roof of the mine and the debris. They re-
port that they passed over a number of
dead men lying in heaps, and say they be-
Iieve that none of those in The pit are alive.
The fire which followed the explosion IN
the colliery has become so fierce that the
parties who were searching for the dead
have been compelled to withdraw from the
mine
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

Ayers Sarsaparilla Will remove that
tired feeling, and give new life and
energy
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

You will derive more benefit from
Hool's Sstsspariila now than at any other
season. Try Il.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

4 BRUTAL MURDER.
TERRIBLE CRIME OF A NEGRO AT
GALENA, nan.
A JOintist and His Son Have Their
Heads Beaten to a
Jelly.
Money the Incentiye-The Murderer Ar
rested and Taken to Columbus for
Safe Keeping.
Mob Violence Feared If Returned to Ga
lena-Mrs. Tennison on Trial at
0lathe for the Fourth Time
for Poisoning Her Hus-
band - Crime
Notes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12

Every mother should keep Ayers Cherry
Pectoral in case of Group and sudden
colds.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-12
IS 3 USES
BURNS

Hs5 ny lett Rand severely burned
and iost the use e. q eerpiets
Secured felief by use o. Fqno's 6Suss
in tyxelve hour. "-Mes A. 81 E-e1kN
New YORK CITY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
ObrOma Dr. EsasHnuusa.

Dr.. Rasmus z Toledo plsze
nam, IL Moskal Parysso ola tego
ma niego napsda W swojej Janery-
ce, poniewaz wyjaf ogioszenle z
Jego plsma, skoro sig %przekona}, re
to organ socyallstyczny, nlekato-
llcki / niepolski. Tysiace rodak6w
w Ameryce znaja go jake Polaka
Z dzladow p~radzlad6w oraz jego
n~iezmeczona prace %praktyce lie
karskleJ, kt6ra poslada lat %. Clio
wick, kt6ry 60 W sp6lce z niebosz-
czyklem GU S p. Boelterem, wfaSoi-
cielem kroclowego majatku, publicz.
ME oskarza o zbrodnicze podpale-
ME, albo ME ma zdrowych zmys-
low, albo tez Jest pod}y jak tatar.
Taklego m6giby on GRAZ wdowa
PAM Boeltersoddac W rece sprawie-
dliwoscl, lecz uwazaja, IL samo
~stykanie sic W sadie z TAXA mix
czemna istota by icfi splamiio, a
mnlema]a, re TAXA spodlona krea-
tura u zadnego uczclwego cziowle-
ka WARY ME znaJdzie. Parysso,
gdyby ME byl zwierzem. musia4by
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

PISMO HUI
M~ORYSTYCZNE i KRYTY
CZNO~ -POLITYCZNE Il RY.
N A jedyne pod zaborem
pruskim, powszechnle prze2
wszystkle stany nasze uznars
| cenione kosztowa}o do tegc
czasu W Ameryce 4 dol. : Re
wzgledu zas pstryotycznego:
a2eby i naJubo2szy brat nas7
pc 70 Oceanem mogf pc ciea
kle] piracy swojeJ orzezwld
mysl i ducha i poznac 2ycie
nasze resp. biedy i gtupstwa,
ktoremi starry swat nasz pol
SKI grzessy, zatem znl&a.
my Gene roczna P o.
K Xxi z 4 ma 8 dolary.
Adres: Redakcya P o X a.
XII Mr.. Tomasz Lewan-
1owski = Poznah [Poscn] f.
a~roDe--Germanv-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

sic poczuwac do wdziecznosci
w%zgledem DR.. m u S a, DO
tenn 60 z %szkaradneJ choroby wy
|leCzYf-Iecz cd stworzenla z natu-
|ra z~wierzeca oczywiscle czegos pc.
!dobnego spodzlewac sic ME mona.
czytaf obelgi, lake rhucl}
p arysso W Jameryce IA DR..
Rasmusa, temu powyzej streszczo-
ma odpowiedz obrazonego wyda-
wac sic bedzie ~jeszcze wiele "a Ia
godna.-Przypls Redakcyi Wiaru-
sa).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
Me Opfaci sic

uzywac niepewnych srodkow je-
zeli sic cierpi ma choroby watroby,
krwi lub p4uc, jak biliozycya czy-
Ii chorobe pfuc, choroby sk6rne,
rany skrofullezne, nahrzmiafost
czyli skrufu}y pfuc (znana pow
,,nule jake suchoty p4uc] skoro
przeclez Dr.. Rerce'a Golden Medi-
cal Discovery quarantine, IL, W
pore uzywane, ~wszystkie tie cier-
pienia wyleczy albo wydane "a
ME pienladze zostana zwr6cone.
$500 ~ofiaruja w1asclciele le-
karstwa oage's r m e d y "a
kazdy niewyleczalny przypadek
kataru g}owy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

Magnetyczna OLIVIA korzenna
luz 20 lat znana iako
S u teczne ekarstw O.
Widzla4am przez 1Iugle lata codzien
ME, re wyleczenie jest latwem, jeleli
sig znajdzie st6sowne lekarstwo, a mo.
lel magnetycznej oliwy ~jeszcze zadne
lekarstwo W Ameryce ME p~rzesadzilo.
Codziennie ~przychodza do mnie ludzie.
skarzacy sie,iz wydali $50, $100 lub $1,000
ma lekarstwa, a Jednak i'm sic ME DO.
lepszyso. 1'ysiace ludzi niedorzeezna
kuracya do rychlego wtrsca grobu. w
przypadkach, W kt6rych miano robie
operacye z~agraza]ace zyciu, ia W krot-
kim czasie cierpiacych wyleczyIam. Lee
karstwa moJe lstetnle lecza niemal
Wszystkie zsstarza4e choreby. lax reu.
matyzm,. ubezwladnienie czionk6w, b6le
W ~krzyzach, neuralgia, raka, kr6tki
oddech, homoroidy, choloby watrobia-
ne l zofaadkowe, zoltaczke, katur, WV.
cienczenle, Dol w piersiach i p1ucaeh,
clerplenla nerwowe, lolita. malaryczpa
tcbre, cierpienia serca, Dol glowy, pue.
chime Wodna, Dol zeb6w, gluchote;
krup. dltterya, cholere, zarazliwe che
roby ptciewe, zapalenie wszelkich ma.
brzmialcsci, wielka chorohe chore o.
czy i t: p. Jezeli kto zasruty costa.
przez ukaaszcnie zmiji lub PISA, niechai
potrze rang moja magnetyczna OLIVIA a
ia trucizne zniszczy. Cudownem mofem
lekarstwem ratowalam cd su1ierci tv-
STAGE ludzi, i ci powIadajac, IL to mai.
leDsza rzecz na swiecie.
Ksiazeezke z obiasnieniami O mo.
Jem lekarstwie, kazGemu przesle darmo
Cena korzennej magnctycznei oliwv
$500 paezka, lub try paczki "a s5 O01
P'eniadze nalezy przeslac W listach
Iegistrewanych. '''n
Gl6wny offs: 20O2 Fast Baltimore
Str, Baltimore Md.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
Ceny targowe


M 9 ka: Winona Patent $40,
Straight $50; M. 1 Bakers 81 90
Common Bakers $500
PasZa z k ornu $500 "a
beczke
Psze CAM. 2 wiosenna 92c;
.SS cent0W
0 W e s. 35c.
Korn As
Jeczm1en Nr.2, IS c;Nr3, SIS
a 60 G..
Jaja IS c.
Otre b y: shorts bran $500
shorts s14.00, middlings $500
feed $50 a %.
w q: srednia prana25 a %.
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20,
LIMA S e m i e-sl.25 buszel
S1ano dzikie- SO - 700,
swleza tymotka $9.Oo-10.o0
K nj zyna 1913. buszel
T y m ka sl.o5 buszel
Mod 6 a 12c.
Kury zywe 6 c., kurczeta s C,
M s o, zywe, cd farmer6w
.3.5Oc.
wieprzowina3.75c., wo}owina2.5Oc.,
~clelecina 800
Bob $2.25buszel.
Masfo 2Oc.
Kartofle 65buszel
Pszenica- SO
Korn-No. 2, 60 c.
Owles-No. 2, 43 C.
Jeczmieh-No. 2, $500,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
To og,'oszenie
FARME RY! jest ola was.

4 Kolonii Ne"- Deutschland W powiatach Renovlle Chip
pewa, Minnesota, mozerny W tym .roku DAG sprawoulanie 0 pomvsi
nych urodzajach. Pszenica wyda 20 do 80 buszI, owies 10 do s
buszll a len W przeaecu Is busAll Z akra, podczas gdy korn row
nez obftY plon obiecuje.
q powodu pom!slnego poiozensa tel kolonii = tylko 100 NIL cd
Minneapolis a $50 mil Cd Duluth -oIagaj2 farmerzy nailepsze cenv
"a swoie, produkta, spodNewnmy sig tel jesienl znacznego naplywp
przyJaclofi krewnych naszych osadnkGw. Wszystkich tych co mic
maj2 W naszej koloni znajomych, q take clcelby sobie kupG do
bra tarme, zapraszamy n1niejszem, by sic przy}2czyl do naszYch wy
cecek, odchodz4cych ztd co SODA sobota.
Grunta wskaz} bezphtnie nasi nemeccy agenci trzeba PREY
za1atwieniu kontraktu kupna zapIacG so cent6w IA aker, zs "a ne.
s2c Tub diva sl5o, podczas gdy reszta moze bye splacona W 8 do
25 latach, podfug 2ycZenla kupuJacego.
W kolonii naszej znajdujaa sic III 2 katoHckie kosco4v, W Bird
shnd Olivia, lez Z powodu neustannie naplywalacych osadnik6w
katolicklch Z cesartwa nieniecklego, zostanie ma iesiei ieszcze 1rzec
koscl6t pobudowany, w Clara City.
Ma zapytanie wYseamy bezpfatnie napy opisy nowo niemieckiel
kolonli jake tel plsna naszego proboszcza, ks. Audrzeia Kober. o n
szych gruntach.T ymczasem wzywamy kazdego, ably sic iaknalrychIei al
mas zgfosn, gdyz w biezacym roku wszystkle grunta bez wviatku zou
ntana rozsprzedane.
PRINS 4 KOCH,
$3.50 Sibkey Str, st. Paul, Minn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
TO i OWO

Mwy taniec niemiecki wymys.
lii tancmistrz krolewsklego uniwer-
sytetu professor A. Greisung ma
zwaf ten tanlec: ,,Edelreigen; !" ma
on zastapi6 ,,przestrzafy" obey
taniec: poloneza, jakim dotad
wszystkie bale nlemieckie rozpo-
czynano. .,Nowy ten tanlec }aczy W
sobie pcchodowe rugby tanca z
pieknem wlazaniem sic poszczegol-
nych par, oraz pefnemi wdzieku fl
gurami wszystkich par %bioracych u;
dziaf w tancu." Ma zyczenie p.
Freisinga skomponowa} P. Ellen
berg muzyke do tego tanca ma for
teplan i ma GAIA %orkiestre. Odtad
W Berllnie zrobia poczatek
sfuszna, nlechze NiemcY maja swoj
wfasny tan,ec narodowy, a ME "a
pozyczaja sic u innych ma to, cze-
60 czesto wykonac ME umiel';
DO tez do poloneza, mazura, kra-
xowiaka, trzeba bye Polakiem.-
Dowod W tenn: kiedy pred kilku
laty W poznahski letnm teatrze
,,Victorya" dawano opere Monlu-
ski ,,Halke" przet}omaczona ma
niemseckle, wszystkie rugby W
tahcach wypad}y po memiecku. Ma
SIZE Polk, obecne ma tenn pred
stawienlu. smia}y sic %serdecznie z
tych ruchow aktor6w W %polonezle,
gdy Nlemki i zyd6wki klaskaty
zachwycone,nazvwaja go orelzend'
i ME mogly pojac, z czego Polki
sic smiafy. Podobniez i tancy lu-
du naszego Niemcy n%asladowat ME
umieja,-Tak to kazdy nar6d ma
swoie odrebne w1asclwosci.
w Londymic zrobiono probe z
restauracyami, W ktorych sprzeda-
le sic potrawy bez miesa. PROXY
te wypadfy tax korzystnie, to Jest
napfyw gosci by} tax llczny, re
becnie i%stnieie juz IS takich rcsta-
uracyi. Sprzedaia W mich nairoz-
maitsze gatunki zup, jarzyn, legu-
min, owoc6v, ser6w it'd. to W
tak1ej Genie, re nadzwyczajny ma
ley mice apetyt, ably spozyc tych
potraw "a As ct. Iiczba codzien
nych gosci W tych lokalach wyno.
81 tyslace co chwlle sic zmieniaj2-
cych. tax IL 20 do 80 tyslecy os6b
%naliczyGby MONA W Londynie,
ktore tylko pokarmami ro$linnemi
sig zywia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

Sp. x. professor Karol Woj-
czyhskl, proboszcz Strzelihski
zakohczyf dnia Is z. m. ay-
wot doczesny w 81 roku 2y-
cha. Poprzsdnio .byt profeso-
rem seminaryum duchownego
W ooznaniu Byl to kapfan
ogolnie szanowany ola swego
zacnego cbaraktzru. Spoke;
jego duszy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
Comfy ww;s

al .mmG W okoLcy, tel Sc dobre, pleknem drzewem poros}e tvlko
Wie] Ip% az pEcnu M nl< anglelsklch cd miasta, targu, stacyi kohjowej,
Pau 4 kdatny: Gor; bagien kameni tam ME ma. Grunt ~ ten enS1 rd pd
sag gatunku drzewa ka1dego czasu a gotSwke ea sprzeds gA mnz
czas do wyp}aty. ""' ~0'''N'' 'es1a Ma ofugl
woina jazda dla tych CO grunt kupia.
Mapy, .opisy i blizsze szczeg64y O tel kolonil
przesy4aja bezp4atnie "a odebraniem adresu
PAETRO VICE., SEUPECMH az co
42 Mitchell Street MILWAUKEE, WIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-03
The Indian Appropriation
Bill Calls for Only Eight
Millions.
Republicans Will Insist Upon
Passing a Service Pen
sion Bill.
Representatives Waste a
Whole Day Trying to
Kill Time.
President Harrison Wants a
Building for a Latin-Amer-
ican Library.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2.-The
Indian appropriation bill for the fiscal
year 1891 has been completed by the
house committee on Indian affairs. 1t
carries an appropriation of little less
than $4,000 900, which is somewhat be-
low the appropriation for the current
fiscal year. 1t includes items of appro-
priation for the pay of Indian agents;
for fulfilling treaty Stipulatlons With
and support of Indian tribes; clylllZa-
tion of Indians; interest on trust funds,
stocks, and so forth. Under the caption
of miscellaneous, an appropriation OF
100000 is made to enable the
practical farmers in addition to
the agency farmers now employed at
wages not exceeding SIS per month to
superintendent, and direct such In
dians as are making efforts for self
support. The secretary of the interior
is also authorized to enter into negotla-
tions with the Muskogee or Creek In
dians for the cesstion to the Seminole
nation of tract of land now occupied
by the Seminole Indians in the Indian
territory, not exceeding $4,000 acres.
The sum of S32,250 is appropriated to
paw for the land and expenses incident
to the negotiations. For support of In
dian day and industrial schools, and
for other educational purposes. S772,-
200 is appropriated; and for construc,,
ton on Indian reservations of school
buildings and for repairs to buildings
100000. Appropriations are also made
in detail for the support and education
of Indian pupils at the various schools
throughout the country. The sum OF
$4,000 is appropriated to carry out the
providing for the allotment of lands in
severalty to the Indians on the various
reservations
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-03
FAVOR A SERVICE PENSION
Republicans Will Push the Bill
Through the House.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Repub
lican representatives were again In
caucus tonight to consider the matter
of legislation coming before the house.
The first business in order related to
the subject of pensions, which came up
on an application for instruc-
tions by AIessrs. Morrill, and Saw
yer, the Republican members of
the conference committee On the dis
ability and service pension bill, which
has So far been unable to reach an
agreement with the senatorial confer
ence committee. The points at issue
were stated and. after prolonged and
animated discussion, the caucus in
structed the representatives Of the
house to insist upon the service pension
feature of the bill, and to endeavor to
secure the inclusion of provision that
no pension shall be less than S6 per
month. The McComas anti-gerryman-
dering bill was next taken up and dis
cussed at length. Several of the Ohio
members noted their chief objections
to the bill. After arguments pro and
con, the matter went over for considera-
tion at another meeting. The subject
of a national election law was next con-
sidered. Messrs. Lodge and Rowell,
from the special caucus committee,
presented their report. Mr.. Lodge
favored national election law on the
general plan of his bill. and Mr.. RoWell
recommended the present sup pervisory
system of safeguards. After an ex-
planation of the provisions of the two
measures, the caucus adjourned, leav-
ing them. as well as the McComas bill,
in order for consideration and action at
another meeting to be held next Thurs
day night. The subject of silver legis-
lation was not broached, as it was be-
lieved that the Republican members
had sufficiently indicated their desires
in that respect in the preceding caucus.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-03
conference recommended for adoption

conference recommended for adoption
first uniform system of customs regu-
lations for the classification and valua-
ton of imported merchandise; second, a
uniform nomenclature for the deScTip-
ton of articles of merchandise i'm
ported and exported, and, third, the es-
tablishment at Washington of an
international bureau OF informa-
ton. The conference also at its
final session decided to establish in the
city of Washington. as fitting memo
rial of its meeting, LatiA-Amerlcan
library. to be formed by contributions
from the several nations. of historical,
geographical and literary works, maps,
manuscripts and official documents re-
lating to the history and civilization of
America, and expressed desire that
the government of the United States
should provide suitable building for
the shelter of such library. to be SOL
emnly dedicated upon the 4OOth ami
yersary OF the discovery of America.
Secretary Blaine, in his letter, recon-
mends that congress appropriate $780,
600 to provide safe and suitable
building to receive and protect the pro-
posed collection, which building may
also be used for the Offices of the pro-
posed bureau of information, and con-
tain a hall or assembly room for the ac-
cOmmOdatiOn of such international
bodies as the two conferences that have
Just adjourned,