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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
KiIIGo NJ ooVNv.

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rs~ss n~~a~vNe 49, sAs usssN - Q
tesA ~ Ass.sAss C~sssy.
0AlSasvvN. Ten. Las. ss~-la tie
csart hcusc h~rv yesterday kyle Terry.
a~rhe~ Of the As~ Jsae~ Nssd rcsr,.
Of CALIFORNIA;. ~as Nhot and INSTANTLY
Killed and tao men bodily ~candsd.
The Milling ~~s the casssca~ 10 tho f0ss
Had troahi~s ~hieh ~sa,s-d ssse lime
aco 10 . hloAy battle tst~vcn the eit
is~as II Richnond.
Nsse~ mcaths & Terry, ~hc as .
vi assrsses ~ Fort hni County and .
u,cmtus 81 What 10 knows 90 the Ws~s.
f-ckcr party. he'd . aimcalsy 9Th sh~
shr~c t'it~sa buys, ell nemt~rs " tho
Jayhird party. Nvc weeks later Terry
met ca~ IT She Gth.cw hsothep IL
Whar,oa and allied btm. When the
case caase ap Toe Trial Terry .ct .
change 81 venue IA G~slsrssea Ccaoty,
Gai,~s,en hsA acsh,As " ID Win The
cAse further than ~ give . fsr uiai
judge Parker. indicted tor mardrs 10
fort Trad Coeaty. siso s~arvd . change
of venue IA this county.
The cas-s ~rrr 80 fs~ yesterday swi
St,aess~s for leth the psvs~~ratioa ana
defense hsi bewsSht so this cssy . iarev
nsmbrr 81 sdAer~ntA Of essss fsctscas
~ fort tcnd Ccus,y. A lsnv~ 'sr.ciai
v~sirr VI catisess, hsA b~ea samSoasA
FOR Jury srrStc~ In these casrs ~ srv~as
~ the court hvus~ a ouc o'ci~k 4 fee
minutes after thu, hour Kyle Tcrry, his
brother. CspsAls David Terry, u csit'
fornia, judge Parker. judge WcsNs aud
some Others entcrv@ the srvnt aoes Il
the court hoasc.
Terry ssrneA ~ the icst toward the
stairway anA hAd jus, ~soh~d the ~c'
md step when . shVt wee Ard. u
struck him under The right sr@ end
came out ~ the irft bresst sWd literally
tore HE heArt IA plec~a
Thew was . moments luli ard shea
sosr az Ave shots ~cr~ nr,-d srum di6sr
ens dirvctioaa O0r paased through tbs
arm ~ Jud.r Wrsion and tbroash thS
leg of Henry Irttic. . Gslscs.onissA
Eyc witnesses cay thr~e mea were
sho,tina-vI Gihsos. Who Killed Terry
and whose brother Terry hal Killed Y
WLarton. i~n Ras~iAir and young
Mitchell. all from Fort itena Cosnty sst
ali ~Jaybirhs-
immediately asucs the shoo,ias eli
arrests w~r~ msdc--th~ principal on
Vol Oih~on. ~ho ar~d the f,rss and .sni,
fatal shot lie IL . young man aipa
twenty-five years old and ,rrs,s u,
matter ccsoliy. Ito ~ss the o,dcs, mat
In tho attacking party, four ~ ~
o,hcr irinx under t~easy e . q
~.
Il Vas cvtdcat that the Intention go
n ALL Wsssoa and Parker - cell .
Terry the t~o latter tscsase they ~sr
W~1.iprckcr~
Judge Parker 10 . uvmlsr ~ w
Stats Legislature frum fort l~s'
Couasy ssd IL chsrR~d ~,th hss,ss hrs'
che csusr u the late riot In nichwOsd
Tie 10 charsrd With sh~ killing % . s~6r
~vmss during u" Rlchssosd riot
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
MORTALITY IN CHICAGO.
msay 1'sop,s ss,tss ~ rassoseas -
khsAseA 1MsraeesA

uooy uUssete Ssyso0 ~ C0oo0ooo 80
4 Msraesa
CmiCAoO. Ian. cs-The Herald ays:
With the thermometer ssar Weo the
health oficcv~ locked Tor . failing on In
thu daily number VI deaths 10 tho e1ty.
but yesterdays record showed i3N
deaths. On isrress~ ot ~i~~~s osrv the
great rssord ~ the prrstspss day. This
mortuary rrord fos TIE past t~~ntys
tour hours csc~cds any thing Ia Tho win
tar history ~ thu health ONCE. u hsa
but n striking parallel In "a" summcs
In 1877 thew Ger" ov"~ io0 desths frvu
sanstrokr n oue week. The d~ath c~~
ticstcs shoe . continuance of mAilS usal
thros, and pulmonary AH~rsis~sl eiros.
chitis IL increasing among chiidrrn, asd
influenza 10 sweeping - psovi. ~ the
rate of tw~aty . Day. N~srly on"-Lsil
Of the deaths yesterday = Asr N
throat and lung disras~a l'n~uwseais
killed I; y~rson.. broschitS u. innsessA
10 sad consumption ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

~
TAcosA. Wssh.. Jss. ~ Al iraSs Nps
human ssinSs ssd thossssAs ~ cstsis
End sheep vsrished In the bsissAsd ~hieb
hogan With the zee, ssd ssgsd ose,
Wssbin6tSs Toe Sesh. Cattle
sp~ dy,ns by tssdv-as fs~n ssAsvsr
tio~ snd tbirvs In Ne doIlvlIie ~~ssvs-
tioa. sud The ervsnd 10 oovesva 9Th
osss sso iest az ss-~ ~ u~ k,st IN
syns p,s<-s ths sss~ 10 dStfssA u os ns-
ais high The ks~Js, ~ the sssss sss.
s.os. twelve miiss f~-s Alma. sssrbd n,
ssih ~ spss last Thursday ss.s ss.dsy
his hsdy $50 sossa es The p~sirts.
ueiy . nile rum kis hone, frvsSs
sua The mall csyvsss ~ via s.--ss
cr~sh tsvisbs-s 40 the sssss dsy ssA
eight ossslswsen ere ssovs w. haze lat
sLsn lives In b ssssss- Csssiss,ss 80
timstr that sSsy ell b~~ oss-AA.f VI
thar herds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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TIE Nos VesA Csswsl . MsSsss Nis~s
kAiiruna 70 ~ ", sw~SwsssA ~ ne ussst
ING ratAie, sna ssss ys,ss s~~~sssi,y ~ -
.csassu,crs, - .Yi~s ts sasss. rvsgv~ss NE
the ALssts soatsArl TIE merit Ut this
Aistiss,sas s~sss lsrsvv st~s s~ssarSAss~a
setsrN ~s.ssstaxvs, s1pysO~&ss~i ~ .
utsral asa rr~sv~ssisU pdss
ate Me Sla ~ NE tca,rsrs W~.aeAGe0eNs
~ provide sUr tho resf~ss ~ sais line NJ
krss sertic~ sttaisstie. ssa W tbts ~~A oil
6At,eW'y dir,~'s4 a spAsnaA r~sisay,
0sAirsese 1Ais service. wsAsN,es~ee
e,s,vuSst. ere oAnsvs vhsk eiso The
View Vera cesUAi II SA~ t.f~es.s, real
ss.asaG lie rsilrAeAs sf ths \ aiss~ ntatsA
-
VINES . 80 sassvpAs 10 svSsou0lna -
0ts pswaNro - talA ~ H0A - Wst16 -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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sss ~~ssny wsAs W tAs Tpssssy H.
Ss~s@~st by stss~ss 81 tssss<s. TsgL.
- ps~sssns IN iSDs~s s,.~~ N.s-
IRA siihsss Assy. ssstssss ss.s.
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s0sSap sAs@ W fhs ssax~ss
ts~vs - 'eeAs~ssyss1yp- ssl skss
s~tses ~ e<As~sss ~ ~ a. =
nssse - 10 s<ass vsrAs ~ stisrS uks
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. 'sssaSstrssSs 10 S~aA 80 sAs gvvp~
~ e1DrAtstDs Asssses~s s~~vstSsy
Tssss~~ sAs sssosus~A ~ p~wflsIsssss
sAss sss~s . ~ bvsl sssAsssy ~ ~
ossausg - s~sA tstssAo~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

OMAHA. Nsh. les ss-Ths sabs,.ss
trails 90 Tie hss~s~a psssas vssiwsy go
srsshsA stsAts zoe Aties u ft@sAs me
@osntsg wtiIisss tisyts. sasssa~ ss~sss u
brssl ntit. she 90 . N~ssgss - Ne
systa- 80 isssssssy hiibed. kAets ssAss
vss~srvvs ssss ssjas.A- s~s ~ ths~.
AIt~r nsislsss . t~ssts~syessss> ny.
ssd Js@ss u Harvey. s~~ssy~ssss. v~uA~
shly fatally. TIE s~~t vss sssss1 ~
3 svas cd e~<SltsIss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Cooo6voAs ~ VIVA D
NsSs vySee0ssA
eAsre~es ~ go esserNty oWNr~ ~
tA~se 6s~ras~s sr~ N~sAaaD$sua, - tAaa n.y.
80 Av~ ~ sh~ rr~s~ss~ ~ hvt~a r~ssssss
In shr uets9 ~a~~shs~Rs III ~ s<ssp ssA
e~stasAsan snhra Akr~Mxf<s t~saoNA,
As~v,~s, b.. rsvy~A tale ~ " tea ed
Ne rvsa,s 81 lsbs Aiervvees 10 sAsa . ssWrls
scsn~ay - N~u tcrpssAses~t Wh~s~hv
CaAsfA, MAJ fvvvs God Catarrhal tsrafe~ss
80 r,WsmrsuY cSsvd is tive es~ ~ sAsvs
ssS rAs srSksstlsss 1sAs - Ause ~ w
Saslspt zee IN t~e UveAe
n rhts tr~ssm~at 10 ~ . sna9 = -
etstasesl SsA have NvN as& asAa ~
~rvtwiAeor rhssistans - lslssss0s 4 ysn~SA
NJ ssplaAslss the nr~ u~ntnr~@t 70 s~ss -
rs~spt ~ AeND tvets ~ stAsnvA ~ nv
psstsS~ ~ 4 u ttSaes a. sss q lsAs
ssA kiss ArsA teNeasN tsasAA-sAs~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

BRrsroi- X l.. Jan si-Thc erss
Caiscd states ss-rcing torpedo bst
was successfully launched Al Pc o'clock
yesterday morning from the ship yard
u the Herrcshoa Manufacturing Com.
pany. A hottie 81 champagne ~ss
b~cken over h~s b0~ and the Hssa
ehvistened the Gushing by Miss kssh.
ssise X. Heurshof. daughter 81 Joan
u HeTrShoe. pes~ideat % the manu-
featuring conpasy. TIE ers ~s~'
ssastsd ~ the ,-ssei left the ways AL
Smokc vas issniae from ih~ stscks -
sAc enured the water, ssess go
niS~d In tbiyty-s~s utsates ssd the
asxiiiasy us~hissry Gas started ant Tho
hass sslsasd hsrself Nth her o~s
Uhissle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

THSSrcS, y. j.. Jss- Ts-Artacla NJ
isoorpornstaa " elsd yesterday In the
ksoretsry II states once BY the Au~s1.
an Tobssco Company. ~hieh IL av
ps~~d 10 Consolidate . namh~f " essss-
vsnis& The capital strh 10 ersd q
sss. oo. "o. The annhsr ~ shsrvs \
ssro o., ~ che s1sx sia. -. os IL
DIVIDED into M. sso shares a. 20 esrk.
vhtch are 10 ~ b se1essl os egrnn.oa
stsh. end sis.n 90. 60 10 Aistdsi .ssa
Ias. ooo shsr~s u ei1 sscA Skich sU-
W b. prsfsrvd ssrk. Ths p~sscrr~1
stock entities the holder ~ r..osive sseA
yer . disIAssA ~ s,SSs pr o~s,.. yay.
able hall yessiy. Sfor- say Aiviassd ls
-. sr~yt fos ~ oomsnon ssrA. CO ~
osch Of The sisAt ~ o~si ~ tss psoats
1ssufy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

IM EAEN
C~s~ss@pssss ssseay CssoAL
~ sss Emr,a tioess laf.ss~ y,~s
rsrSsss 'hss I have . s-siuve vvmssa, g.,
tisc ekoye NAMED disease ~ tts Gnel,
SS thousands sf kos..sss 1850 have 10.
permanently cured shsil 10 OiSt ~ sseA
t~o t-',.es II M, rvssss, ssss 10 sal II
yexs v~s.sess she have sesssssrss.s n As,
~tu ssssd NJ vs~ss esesvss esd PIE, . Mss
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rcots NSsttrnIt& sssla. ersAs, etseA ess.ir,
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sAesUsssas reg
u yus wsss ~ ~ shs ess~ss cad ys~sesS
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

CmcAeo. Jsa. ss.--A r~tsSs 1sseh
so~ the psrru~e al shooting "a . tie 10 .
csasrss foe . pare ~ ESQ tstvsss .
Ksn~s City tssn ssA is~N spo<ts'
oea ercarr~i yesterday sfHrn"es
% Grand Cr,ssIas. In syss ~ tbs
sssoas ~tsd v~~vsiiisS ersaitshsS
srores v~re made ssA so0s sxreilsai
scsk doa~. One hssArd ksds e~h
ser- shas ~ and tos . stsse b hsai ~
ssis vas mach 10 acsb& Tbs osss~ss
90 ~evsssssiiy zee ~ j. 4. = Elissss
40 J. z Riley. u kssAss oty, ~ .
enisuvss sssv Y u wsdsvsass 40 C.
BsAd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Tvs NesxGa- io~A Ian n-Js1Ss
Hoys hes ps~sd sss~se uyyys ne
yoasssss life e<svtcf .v~r vss sp He
Nam. 10 Joss Wesley Ekiss ssA ks u
saly twelve ysars Ga - ths ssgks u
Ssiy ~ ks sAoa his fsekss Skia he sss
sHessr End htIis1 hts ssoHAss stss sslsA.
Hts intsas sssss De asssfsiIy Ae~esA.
tase . ess1y vita hts go sansss<
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stHsy ~ ssrsss ~ sat~~pn 80. -
sss 90 sEspsxSA ~ era ~ 49,
sxlfssfy sss@ heAsvs1s - - Ats sn1nD
. vs~t isNs. Ne esss.s~A 80 ~ -
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sot eSyes
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
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ASse>s~AS en- assty ssft
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NurA " NE ts,A, rraSe~ss ~ s.asswrsiss
Now afsas 70 vvt~sssi We old obi s.sf,.
We, noe half ga efVSa 90 II ~ss twfcf~ sse
As.wseAGv casae ~ usssA,ss shst shssc ~~s
. ~dlsecvety In w~,hcAl o s~s.s w > b Ne
dsSNA dissose s-sIi W Atr~>ss~i IN its eAsly
ssASss asd tke ,~ilsat v~ss.vv-t ~ keei,h
thIs ~,~Asrsul ~,vss~a,. 10 br Gsres
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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WesOovos NovNo,
Yosoe tDot6o o1So oo>o
- WeploN n WovN1
VAO Osoe0 e)sOt - kNoUUW
t1so Wost0 osovN6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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plAyse ~ % he - ~ u tsAyvss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

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80 ssA tssps~t sSArsssaa Az kAa.k
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vss1~oa
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SA: .s -: sXEs :.: Nfss'sH. ss:s..
$50: & Il = :Hss e. /. c-rr-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

nssA . o -i.i.snsss "rss.gg . r.ss4"
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
osE FoR CHATTANOOGA.
About seveDtv-fve Representative Men
ia the Party.

About Seventv-fve Representative wen
ia the Party.
The much-talked-o :. trip to Chat
tanooga and vicinity by well known capt
talists, left the B. g. o. station at 2 ~
this afternoon, on a special train OF ves-
tibule cars.
There are about seventy-fve in the
party. among whom are the Hon. John
w. Chandler of Massachusetts,, chairman
of the Worlds Fair Committee of the
House with FIVE of his Congressional asso-
ciates; Judge A. J. Holden of New York
Irving A. Evans of Boston
Henry Tatnall, vice-president of the
Grard Trust Company of Philadelphia
Messrs. Houston Of the Union League
Club, Philadelphia; General Eckert of
Reading; Hamer, of the Penn Mutual
Insurance Company of Philadelphia; At.
torney Kitchener Of Philadelphia, Alfred
S. Elliott, e. r. Cochran, George A. Eli
oft, Isaac S. Elliott. Benjamin. Elliott,
Edward Andrews, Edward Mendinhall,
John R. Bringhurst, Martin Lane, Hux-
ley Harvey, Samnel McIlvaine, H. f.
Robelen, Nathan Lieberman, Patrick
Neary, John T. Dickey, Thomas Jackson
of the Harlan and Hollingsworth Co
William Beadenkopf, George r. Towns
end, Walter Morris of Dover; William
M. Bell of Smyrna; s. NJ Curtis. Walter
Curtis, w. F. Griffith, and ]. K Lewis OF
Newark, and Mr.. Wilson of Singerly,
Md.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
LIoENsn ApPLIoAr1oNs.

NoTlCE-wE, FRANCIS KELLY & CO..
=. =. we leA2nts and occupants or the house
situated at No. lO3 Market street In the First
ward IN the city Of Wilmfngton
county o. New Castle and State OF Delaware
IN compliance with the requirements Of the
acts OF the General Assembly In such caee
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that we shall apply in writing to the Court ~
H,eneral Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De
livery ot The state OF Delaware. in and for
New 'astle county, On Monday, the 18TH dav
OF May, lSAO, being the next term ~ said
Court. for a license for said house.
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In quantities not less than one-hnlf
gallon. not TO be drunk on the premises. and
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward, At least twelve OF whom are sub
stantial freeholders OF said ward recommend
the said application viz:
Thomas McHugh John j Nagahem
John VI Gropp John Mealey
IS. Molfsohn Preston Ayars
George Stenicken Emile Butcher
James Christy Conrad Keller
Harry Christy Samuel Finley
Andrew Wilhelm w. III Jack
Joseph Niedermaier A Hauber
Christian SpOeri Frederick OFT
Julius Gunther dohn Wagner
l., l.. Messick Thomas Pagan
Charles Held Ernest Hetzel
Peter A. hagan
FRANCIS KELLY a co.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Personal PARAGRAPHS.


Rev; D. j. Flynn has returned from Louis
vile, Ky.
Walter Joseph has returned home from
Georgetown.
Mrs. Thomas Harper is the guest Of friends
in this city
Miss May RICHTER is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs Willard Hall Porter is visiting rela-
tives in Plttsburg, Pa.
Miss Marguerite b. King is in Philadelphia
to-day visiting friends.
Mrs. Outen Of this city is the suest Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Cam Of Elkten.
Mrs. J. c. Farra of this city is visiting her
father, e. p. Green OF Kennett Square.
Miss Annie Handy of this city is the guest
Of Miss Mollie Howell Of Newark this week.
Bishop Coleman preached at Milford last
night, and con 1rmed class of four young
people.
Mrs. Caleb p. Churehman gave a whist
party in honor Of Miss Causey Of Milford last
evening
Rev. II. l.. @. Braddon Of Delaware City is
Ia town and will address Windsor Lodge, U.
$. ST. g. this evening
Miss Virginia b. Causey OF Milford, who il
returning from Florida, is the guest of Mrs
Caleb Churchman.
Rev. G. F. Hopkins. formerly of this city.
has been appointed pastor of LucknowEnelish
Church, India, by the Wilmington NJ. f. Con.
ference.
The arrivals at the Clayton House to-day are
WB. Wise.New lork;W loney, Philadelphia
+ Z. Hicks, Christiana, Del; V. Spalding
hamilton. Mass.
Rev and Mrs John ID. @. Hanna were given
a sur rise party last evening by the congre.
aaiicn o. AsJury Church in celebration
~ the tive I'm wedding anniversary.
Eiwooa lnper Hockessin. conductor or
THE Is a %. vho mad his leg broken some
time ns.n y y 90 De out again and will soon
l,,. IN dmts .Nr. = op-r has a large circle Of
fr elts wno vii welcome his return TO ths
road
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Health Report.

Registrar Lee reports II deaths for the
week ending to-day, compared with II
for the same period last year. The deaths
were divided as follows: Males, z females.
6; white. IL black, /; adults, 9;
minors. 3; native, 4 foreign, 5. Causes
Of death, Group, 2; cancer. 3; heart
disease, 2; hemorrhage. j. paralysis, ]
pneumonia premature birth, 1 pleu-
risy, l. Deaths by wards: First, /
Second, / -; Third, /; Fifth, A.; Sixth, !
Seventh, 2; Tenth, 1; Eleventh, 1.
Brought here for interment, 2. The
total number Of births for the week was
IA, while for the same week in 1889 the
number was H. The births were divided
as follows: Males, g. females, 8. The
total number of marriages was 70, all
nrhifa
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
I VVNPRECEDENrED ATTRACTION
u OVER A MILLION DIsTRTBur y
ELY'S

Incorporated by the Legislature. for Educa-
tional and Charitable purposes, and its fran
chise made part of the present state Con-
stitutiOn. In 1879. by an overwhelming popular
vote.
It's MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
Semi Annually, dune and December). and
its GRAND SIN 5LE NUMBER DRAWINGS :
take place in each OF the other ten months
OF the year. and are all drawn in public, at
the Academy of Music. New Orleans. La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For lNrE0mTY or ITS DRAWINGS, AND
PROMPT PAYMENT or PRIZES,
Attested rs follows;
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise tho
arrangements for all the Monthly aud semi
Annual Drawings OF 4 he Louisiana state Lot
terry C mpany and in person manage and con
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with hone ity. fairness,
authorize the Company 20 use this certificate,
with fAcsimiles of our signatures attached, IN
itA Aadvertisements.m
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
In the Senate.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The senate re-.
sumed consideration of the railroad land
forfeiture bill and Mr.. Cali went on with
his argument in favor Of the amendment
offered by him as to the forfeiture of rail-
road lands in Florida. Pending the dis
cussion the senate on motion Of Mr. Gibson
took up and passed the house joint resolu-
tion appropriating Sl5O,00O TO be used by
the secretary of war for the relief of desti-
tiite persons in the district overilowed by
the Mississippi river and its tributaries.
The consideration Of the land forfeiture
bill was then resumed. Several times dur
ing his speech Mr. Call complained Of the
apathy and inattention of senator's.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
The New stsamshlp Indian.

The new steamship Indian, built for
the Philadelphia and Boston Steamship
Company's Winsor Line. by the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company, win leave
this city on Monday morning, and receive
her first cargo at the former company s
wharf in Philadelphia. Her dimensions
are as follows; Length over all, 246
feet 9 inches; from inside of stem
to inside of stern post, at
10 feet lead line, 227 feet;
beam at main deck, 81 feet 8 inches; at
spar deck, S5 feet 10 inches; depth, 26
feet; depth of lower hold, 9 feet; be-
tween decks, feet inches; upper be-
tween decks, feet inches She has a
straight stem and FIVE water tight
bulkhesds She has an inverted. direct
acting, triple expansion engine, with
cylinder, % inches. 80 inches
and 55 inches, with stroke Of
4S inches. Four steel horizontal
cylindrical return tubular boilers with
superheaters The cabin is finished in
white and gold leaf. and the furniture is
of Mexican mahogany. She has all the
latest improvements and excellent ac-
commodations. Her tonnage is !, ,70C
tons, and her speed is fourteen knots pei
hour
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
MR.. plcKEYs WITHDRAWAL.
He Has Made No Bargains, and Win b.
in the Race in '02.

He Has Made No Bargains, and VIII BE
in the Race in 1872.
A representative of the EVENING
JOURNAL asked John 7. Dickey if he had
seen the charges of the Morning News.
mo, said Mr.. Dickey, II have not
seen the News. What does it charge3"
The charge is that you have with
drawn from the race for sheriff, because
of dicker."
"That is not true" said Mr.. Dickey
with Indignation, II have withdrawn for
the reason stated in the EVENING jour
NAL yesterday. My business here is 8
new one and requires my undivided at
tention. l would not have the time tC
attend to it properly and make tbs
canvass. have not made any dickei
whatever. have not made a bargain.
have withdrawn from the race solely foi
the reason stated. The Morning News
misrepresents me perhaps for politiea
purposes, certainly not with justice OF
truth"
Mr. Dickey also states that he will be il
the race for the nomination in 1899.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

Chancellor Willard Salisbury sat in
chambers this morning. He reserved his
decision in the case of the Jessup and
Moore Company VS. the Ford & Ryan Co.,
in order to give the latter an opportunity
to make change in the sewerage plan
at their works. 1t was proven that there
was no wilfull contempt Of the order Of
the chancellor on their part. for they
had done everything possible under the
circumstances. The decision will be
handed down on Monday, May 5. John
Biggs represented the Ford 8 Ryan Com
pany, and E. G. Bradford and willard
Salisbury, Jr, represented the Jessup
and Moore Company.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Remored to Michigan.

w. Harry Vincent, of No. 1922 Penn
sylvania avenue, and Miss Lula j. Crozier,
daughter of Mrs. Mary L. Crozier, of
No. 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, with
Harry Cause Vincent, son of James J.
Vincent Of Ontonagon, Michigan, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
since last summer, will leave our city
on Monday morning next on the Bslti-
more aud Ohio railroad, for an extended
visit to James J. Vincent and family, at
Ontonagon, Michigan. w a. Vincent
expects to make 0ntonagon his future
home. Miss Crozier will return in the
fall.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

Harrie Thomas Price has been ap-
pointed city editor of the Morning News
in place of A. W.Cummins, who resigned
to engage In the newspaper business in
Piedmont, Ala. Mr.. Price will take
charge of the local department imme.
diately, and his thorough training will
doubtless bring good results The re-
port that Charles l. Stengle had been ap.
pointed reporter on the paper was
unauthorized and untrue. It's extensive
circulation makes denial necessary.