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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-26
Uscd tho Malls Illernliv

CHICAGO, Nov. 25-George R. Sims.
OF this city, was to-day found guilty Of
using the mails for illegal purnosou
Mr.. s!ms did a large business in deal;nr G".
out decoys Of divorces to people from
the Atlantic to tho Pacific const nv n,,r.
porting 70 have been issued by tho FRO.
pate Court Of Box, Elder couaty, Utah.
a false seal iound in his Office copsti.
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A SIX Foot l,frnmist

" CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Christian Simon.
dashing looking six.iooter, has been
arrested in this city on a charge OF biga,.
my, preferred by his first wife, pale
faced little woman from Pittsburgh.
Simon was first married in Belgium in
1870, aud deserted his wife abo It n wear
since, leaving her in Pittsburgh. Ho
was marriedto Mrs. Lena Vark; Of CHI.
cago, five weeks ago, and she SAYS he
has succeeded in getting from her S. ,OOO
Of her money. Both women say ttey,
will prosecute him to the limit Of the
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Reed Arriyen,

& wAsH1seros, D. O., Nov. a5.-speak-
er Reed arrived here this marping and
was asked II any effort OF z a spcc:c!
nature had been made to secure the at
tendance Of Republican members at the
beginning Of the session. He replied
that he hardly thought ;thut necessary,
for the Importance Of every Republican
being present at the opening Of tho
House and continuing to be present un-
iii the end OF tho session must be too
obvious to every member 10 need any
special mention.
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BERLIN, Nov. ?5.-One OF the hospitals
in this city has already refused tho mp
plication OF 400 physicians, who have
come here 10 study the Koch method Of
treatment, on tho ground that IL iB i'm.
practicable to instruct successfully the
large number Of those who desire to
study tho method.
Already 1000 foreign doctors have ar.
rived here Tor the purpose OF informing
Themselves regarding the treatment.
Proi. Koch has been elected an homo.
rery member OF the Society for the
Preservation OF Human Health.
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General Miles Summoned to wash,nr,o,

General Miles Summoned to Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 25-At
General Miles request, tho War De.
partment to-day issued m order requir.
ing him to report to Major General
Schoield at Army headquarters in this
city, 1t is believed that General Miles
desires to consult tho Mojor General
commanding, and to explain personally
the situation at the Sioux Indian
agencies. The fact that he has been
summoned hero at this time is regarded
ut the Department as an indication that
there is no imminent danger OF IN out.
hrpak -rgi o..
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SEYB0LD'S OWN STORY
OF the Embezzlement Of $24,
900 From the Bank. }.
HE SAYSlTWAS GIVEN TO HIM
On tho Street by II. ". List, Ono OF
tho Partners In the Hank.-.IIis
Examination In DGtatl...O.ter
Testimony In Ills Case.

In Part II ofthe Circuit. Court, Judg
PAUL. presiding, yeu!erday, the entir'
day was consumed in tho hearing o
evidence In The Harry Seybold em
bezzlenlent case. The court room wa.
crowded all day.
Justice George A. Arkle was put on
the stand for tho State aud told Of the
occurrences In his office the night Sey.
bold was arrested.
George l1ennig was tho next witness
called. He denied any knowledge as to
where seybold got the money which he
placed to their join. credit in the Banl,
olthe Ohio Valley, and stated tha. Soy.
bold told him he had borrowed it from
Anton Roynlaun for the purpose OF in.
vesting i: in mining venture.
Acheck ios $1,000, drawn on the Ohio
Valley Bank by Hennig, in favor OF
Joseph Seybol0, was produced. Hen.
mig stated that the check was drawn at
the instance Of Harry Seybold, and that
Seybold eaid he would place that amount
in the bank to this witness's credit.
Gibson Lamb was again called, and
testified to the money having been
taken and restored.
Ii. B. Grimm, seeretasy Of the Rey-
mann Brewing Company, waa called 10
dieprove the alleged assertion that Mr..
Reymann had authorized Grimm to ad.
vance Seybold $4,000.
at this po int the Stats rested, and
five minutes recess was taken.
When court reconyened Col Arnett,
for the defense, moved 10 strike out all
the testimony Of the State, on the
ground that Seybold is charged with en-.
bezz!ement, while the evidence adduced
does not establish that crime. This mo-
ton was allowed to stand, to be argued
~
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LONDON, Nov. 25.-A clerk of Sofia,
who wls affected with lupus and went
to Berlin for treatment with DR.. Kcch's
remedy, has returned home appearing
quite well. Tho medical corps of the
Danish army has received a plentiful
supply OF the lymph.
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A FlENDISlI DEED,
A Girl Tied to C Tree aud Her Clothing Set
al,t.sl on Fire. ~ ls

srnlSorlELp, Mo-, Nov. 25.-News
reaches here to-day OF au attempt at
murder, near Ashgrove, last night. Misa
Jennie Kennedy, girl sixteen years Of
age, went to the well to get a bucket OF
water and was seized by d masked man,
who gagged her and cut her dangerous.
ly with dirk knife Ho then tied the
girl to tree and set her clothing on
Ere, but her cries attracted the attention
Of members Of the family. who ran to
her rescue, arriving in time to save the
girl from burning to death. Wilson
Bay!iss, who was formerly engaged to
the girl, is supposed to have been the
perpetIator OF tho deed.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-General Miles this
morning received dispatch from Pine
Ridge Agency announcing that large
number Of Indians had come in, fully
one-half Of whom have been among the
ghost dancers. Their abandonment oi
the craze is duo to the influence and ar
suments OF the lo:al element among the
redskins. This ia regarded as highly
encouraging and general belief is ex-
pressed at army headquarters that the
furry will very soon subside and quiet
be restored. -,
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Adams Will I,eslcn.

BtosToS, Mass, Nov. 25.-presiasnt
Charles Francis Adams openly stated
today that ho will resign the Union
Pacific Presidency at to.morrow,a moo ).
ing OF the stockholders here Hn ~;
not. however, write letter Of resi-; si. >.
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PARIS, Nov. Pa disra.cA from
Duenos Ayres says financial crisis pre-
walls in that city. Several credit houses
have closed. There was tumult on the
bourse, and the police were called on TO
quell the disturbance.
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Mr. Parncli, subsequently 10 his re.
election to the Irish leadership, had a
conference with Mr.. John Morley and
Sir Charles Russell. Notwithstanding
his enlargement By the Naiionalis.
party, Mr.. parnell may fur time with.
draw from Parliament.
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There's nothing dogmatic abont ma
members m n, Of phoiosrapher's club:
they're always willing to cxcbanvs, bnv,
! ViewJ. .1.f .""nso
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Will SOON BIZ CLEARED.

LlspoS, Nov. o5.-The Queen OF Port.
ugal is suffering from influenza.
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{ Continued on Fourth Page.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

Il si9paf ssrr,cs
% weak womankind il tho findinr
Of lost health-thc building.up Of
80 run down" system. No,hing
docs il 20 surely ~ DIR. Pierce
Fsvodte Prescription. IL cures all
tho arrangements, irregularities all
weaknesses peculiar 10 the Sch. L.
tho most perfect Of strength gis,r..
impsssinG soas and vigos To tie
whole system. For ovcrworkri. de-
bilitased teachers. millincr-. -sam
stresses, shop gisls." nursing
mothers, and feeble women ger.
orally, il 10 tbs greatest earthly
boon, being sncqusled ~ IN app
thing cordial and restorative ,on,c.
"Fsvorits Prescription give.
sssisfsction in every cas~, Or monsy
Paid for Il b promptly refandei
That's The way IT'S sold thas's the
way h makers prove their faith
IN 4 Contains NO alcohol ~ Inc
bsisee; No syrsp or sugar te Dc
range digestion |; . legitimate ms.i,
eise, not . Sspcysg&. Purely vere-
table and perfectly harmless in any
al chs sysssn. Worlds
Dispensasy Medical Association.
ProPs'A Ca Main 81, Ds0alo, NY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

SuU
Frank Dean. . white fasmes. lives On
Steep creek, Lowsdss County. Ala He
10 now sixty years Of ago He hss been
married four times and three Of his
wives wcre sisters Hc IL the father q
thirty-sevea childrea Twins have been
born to him three times and t1ip3ets
hare glsddeaed his heest @ tvo ai1se-
ens ~oec4sioaA
Miss Ssllis Hollsy. . virgiAias, h
establishing soali schools In hat Sts&s
Soe The purpose q teaching nsgro girls
hoo b sew. dxza and eook snd giviag
tAe0 N 0ppoetasity - learn - rcd.
WTi1e anA make ceeEeoe cAaAGA
There b . limit beysoa vAisA ~
seeker q ffee advertising cannot -
ceatay "a LIlliAa Lewis tsaaagzsMed
vhea She lstely A1A beesslf pAs1o-
gsaphsa in . com II WaGhingtoa
Whoa . nan 81 wuoAn haso boea
Daao ~ - hooeyDooa = ~ ttOe
spent n saAosvsstag - disesvss UhieA
- hat 60
lGao Mary TllinsAase q xsEtAsosor
ingtsaL CeaA, = - iavs>sesas 0ako
knlsE ssses Jsly . - - ssssis1 -
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ps0 - Asse nh - alvayA bas
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10
SIREN and SUCKER.
LED ALONG EASILY 10 non.
Ths FeAr 0soss Sesssss laeso1ssss Nm -
ssCsasls llassy'' asa Ne = OsspsDsA
- Isos M Seesy - Dsesser
~ Aessey.

NEw Y0Rx, Oct 6-Louis Besaat .
handsome young medical student iron
PAriA whose folks srs said 70 reside O
the FaabosrY St -Germaia. while II
Loodoa made Tie scquaiAtaAcs oe .
hsn1ao0e AOericsa woman while che
was attending he Covent Gaeden Thea
,ee With . Datronly wooaa Who passs4
- aunt and chapseona. Besaat coatin-
ued the acquaintance, meeting and coz.
respond ng with the young woman. Who
described herself - Miss blanche Rich.
srdson, = graduate Of vassar College
and . resident Of Boston. Their init
macy became 80 close that the young
medical student gave up his prOfessioa-
n studies and started with tho Ameri.
can girl 20 SEE tho sights ~ Monte Carlo
Later the medical student left Monte
Carlo 1t his companions solicitations,
and came to America on . flying visit
He and his Vassar prize look up . Nat
elegantly furnished, on T~hirty-6fth
street. near Seventh avenue, but had
beea there only few days when . young
mas who was introduocd BY Blanche -
her cousin Harry" came 10 dinner.
After dinner . game Of cards was intro
duced. A limit of 6 was fixed and ct
it, oonclusion cousin Harry" haa Just
lost ee00 Besant took . fancy 70 Cousin
Harry and invited him to call again
the following evening to try and win
back some Of his money. Cousin
Harry" did 30 and nOt only succeeded
in winning back the 500 he had lost
but almost 500 In addition
The young student became suspicious
and the next day informed bis compsn-
ion that he was going 70 Washington on
. flying visit to see . college chsm
whom he had met at n Of the hOtelA
He did not go TO Washington, but to
boston to look up the an~tecedents and
connections of his Vassar companion
There he learned that Blanche had
graduated At Vassar and was . member
OF a prominent family. but had fallen
from grace and left the Hub to accom-.
pany . we'll known adventures TO Eu-
rope last winter.
Besant returned 10 this city with .
determination to rid himself Of blanche
and at once return to his native land.
This was Wednesday. When he arrived
in this city and made his way to the fat
the place was deserted and every article
Of value was removed. the janitor Of the
building handing him a message from
the girl. With the clearing Of the nat
went, besides all the furniture. his two
trunks containing almost SIS. 900 and
his clothes and q valuable paper. He
had only q couple OF dollars and his
gold watch, with the clothes he had On
his back. lie visited a detective
agency and told his story and the
learned hat Blanche had
disposed of all tho furniture and had
her baggage checked for San Francisco
at the Erie railroad depot Yesterday a
dispatch was received from Chief Of
Police Crowley, Of San Francisco, IN
nOuncing that the woman had arrived
there and was under surveillance await.
ing further orders lscsant evinces .
to order her arrest explaining
that il she would give up his clothes
and papers he would not prosecute her.
He started for San Francisco 1T once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10
luSCELLANEOUA

JAPANESE are indulging in threats
against foreigners because of q provision
which permits foreign offenders to b.
tried BY foreign judges
AsRAvf gang Of Whitecaps fired q
volley OF b0CesAntat . woman a. she
broke from them whcnpIere pro
ceeding to whip her in CalhodnVohnty
Ga, recently. She was fatally wound.
ed, lying in the woods all night until
found next morning.
NINE hremen were buried under q
falling wall ct . fire at I'll Canal street
Chicago They we're all seriously in
jured.
CHICAGO papers are now discussing
the question As to whether the National
Commission has any right to interfere
with the active management OF the
Worlds Fair.
SEVEN men yer injured by IN acci-
dent on the railroad near Bangor, Me-, q
gravel train coming into collision with
. freight
CHARLES McILvAIxk the Brooklyn
murderer. has been sentenced to die BY
electricity 1t Sing Sing prison in the
week OF November II.
The schedule Of the assignment Of
Sawyer. Wallace 4 Co, the New York
commission merchants who failed re-
Gently. show 81, 40, COS liabilities ana
$6S5. S9a actual assetA
TnE Congress Of the United States Of
Colombia has approved the internatiop-
n railway conference and three COM
missioners have been appointed.
THE great Chicago dry goods arm Of
J. v. Farwell & Co has decided 10 in.
corporate January next With g 90. ooo
capital
Tn stage between Harrison and En-
reka 6eriAg4 Ark, vas held up the
other niGAtana tho mail pouches taken.
Il 4 thought tho thieves m,de .ooa
hanl
6ecRErARx NosLE has issued ora.,.
1ar6idain4 The employneat Of Indiaao
n 6hoW0
Wmr1cuAPn1 police have recefvsd ,
vaRnilg non s:Jaok tho Rippers ~
10 YIN 500 have another vicdn
I'm df1econo. between IL Eoutheen
faoi1e Railway OoanAy 81 he e.
ginescs aEs - y setflea ~ sRhtt.aaaa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

THE British steamer Bushmells from
London reports that on September 81,
800 miles east-nOrtheast from Cape
Race. she passed an enormous iceberg
which wa about 800 miles in circumfer-
ence and 600 feet high. From the time
the berg was first sighted the ship
steamed five hours before coming
abreast Of it
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

CONGRESSMAN KENNEDY proposes to
get all the notoriety possible out of his
attack on Chairman Quay. He has had
so. 900 copies of his speech printed for
distribution in his district and through
out the State of Ohio. They are q repro
duction Of his remarks as originally
expunged from the Record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

A ansAT mistake perhaps was made when
DR.. sherman named his great remedy Prick
IL Ash BlTJkxs: but u u presumed usst st
that time all rcmcdiee for tho bird, etc.
weee called Bitters. He'd he called tPrSck-
~ Ash Regulator" "Curstve." OF almost
anything but B.ssy.' y sndoonas.iIy .
have s~upersedcd ell Other preporsaloos at
similar character. Thc nemeB tssers 10 mis-
leading; 10 II purely . medicine. and cannot
b. used ~ . be-era9e.
H~rassr-cAa conductors shcuid noe - O.
ported 10 screpe leas han the eseahilshed
price for y ride. II wouldn't b Sar&. Do
trolt FREQ Press.
A. the 40 Of thirtesm my soa harans sf.
ferted with chronic diasrhea. coasea b.
SCOTIA gave him nuli's SsuoQor1llo oNd
u cured him. lrccommeud 70 especially fos
scrofula. fever. sorcs and Geeeral debility.
The cures ] have known Il 70 make n soass
casss sasmed slooss 0isocslouA-asSD
JaAssS~, Bs~tss 0ayysoks. Ma
che 10 sos . eood oeahsostirisa-os JeSsS6
Eewal
YoU doa't have 70 esAs ss~ ssv1 ies ~
Gped Qealttyo Of 0oeetas' 0sre!teoe Suss
81 ~ hs1 81 yeus greese. - ~ ~ 80
= -: -. - = e x:: :s 80!
THs aasse 10 - bira Of lssesSo, ~ ~
tusscy hes ~ NEST frte sds - ~ a. g
~ ycae.-Ra0's UOgo-
VOC hardly rsalln ~ e b 0a1k1eAWA
small; - - s6srss; q srcsSso
lru0 enruA nVQ neu Roawv0a N 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

LIEUTENANT CoMMANDER EILER, IN
command Of the United States ship
Ranger, has been ordered homo and
will be relieved by Commander Wingate.
The impression 10 general that Com
mander Eller IL called becapae the
Secretary Of State is dissatisfied ~
course pursued BY him in regard to the
peace negotiations between Guatemala
and Salvador, and also in regard to the
Barrundia affair. The Ranger was in
the harbor of San Jose when Barrundia
was killed on the Acapulco
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10
PERSONAL AND rOLIrICAI-

H6k6SONAk AND OAII1CA1
SECRETARY BLAINE is being urged Il
visit Atlanta. Ga, and other points il
the South and West The Republican
managers arc urging him TO make one
or more speeches in McKinley's district
THE President and his Cabinet met on
weeks-Secretaries Window and Rush
were absent
JAMES BROAD. Vice.Consul at Santa.
60. Cuba. has been dismissed by the
State Department for neglect of duty.
REV. DR. GEORGE ID! CnEEvER. well
known as an author, died at his home
at EnglewoOd. N. j. recently.
JEAN BAPTIsTE ALPHONsO KARR, the
noted French author. is dead.
SECRETARY BLAINE sem to the House
a denial from George NJ. Wurt United
States charge d~'affaires at St Peters
burg. OF the reports hat Russia was ex-
polling the Jews by Wholesale.
THE Paris Rappel says that the ques.
ton Of prosecuting tho BOulangists will
be raised in the Chamber of Deputies
GE AL BOULANGEE will spend the
wint6l~h Malta.
THE bill locating the capital at Ok.
lahoms City has passed the Oklahoma
Legislature. The Guthrie people were
much excited at losing the seat of gov
eminent
CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM MITCHLER has
been renominated by the Democrats OF
the Eighth Pennsylvania district
EX-CONGREssMAN HENRY BACON, of
Goshen. was nominated for Congress in
the Fifteenth New York district by the
Democrats
The Republicans of the Third Indiana
district have nominated William j. Dur
ham, q boiler maker of Seymour. for
Congress-
The COmte de Pars and party arrived
at New York on the Sd.
THERE is . report that late First As
sistant P0stmaster-G General Garrison
will 60 rs Minister to China after the
elections.
The Farmers Alliance Exchange Of
Alabama is advancing SIS per bale ON
all the farmers cotton offered. The
source Of the funds is . profound secret
w. I. CAMPBELL has been selected by
the Illinois Republican Committee rs
National Committeeman to succeed
Colonel George r Davis. director-gen-
eral Of the Worlds fair.
THOMAS w. PIERCE has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of
tho Sixth Pennsylvania d strict
THE Republicans of the Fourth Cal
ifOrnia district have nominated General
John 7. Cutting for Congress to succeed
MI. Morrow.
COLONEL JOHN r FRENCH, editor Of
the Sun, Boise City, Idaho. and once .
noted anti-slavery agitator, is dead.
A TREATY has been signed by Ger
many and Zanzibar relative to the
coasting trade along the East coast Of
Africa The German Government pays
the Sultan Of Zanzibar 4. 200. 900 marks
Tor the concession.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

HoN. GEORGE BANCROFT, the vener-
able historian. quietly spent his nine
tieth birthday At his residence on the
'-Cli1e." near Newport r L, where he
received scores Of congratulatory tele-
grams and letters, besides many calls
from his personal friends He appeared
quite bright for a Of his age, but each
additional year now shows plainly on
his still erect form.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
ole,nsd b Telegraph and Man


CON0RHA
II the eeaate On the xoeh Mr.. Ingalls, b.
request, introduced . bill 20 provide foR
payn-ns Of arrears Of pensions on applica-
tsoas He'd sioce July I. 1854 Referred b
conference report on tho bill for tho relief
q settlers o the Northern Pacific railroad
6o0o0uity lands wa agreed ta The co.,
iereace rep It on the DencIeney bin va
presented and agreed tO n the O0ofef-
eace report on the Tariff bill taken up
md dlocussel as some length and laid
aside A number Of local and private
measures were then disposed u C~isoludlng
b passage Of forty four poaston bills u
ewoaty-1vc mlnutes) and the Senate -.
3oufDod.... In the House tho c0nfereaeo ~
port % b Deficiency bin vss discussed
md agreed "a A largo nusnbcr OF reports
vero disposed Of 10 rapid order, and the bill
passed 70 prcv.nt the desecratioa OF the
American nag b. printing apo Il any ad'
veftlsementa Attic evcoIaG session many
local bills were distressed Of
WEEK tho ecnate met on the 10th the
House bill to promote administration o.
tustlCe in the army WAS passed, also . oeu-
cheney bill for compensation OF embers
Also . resolution continuing tho pay Of. Sos.
sion committee c.crns and clerks OF Sena-
tors during recess. Tho conference report
on the Tariff bill was then taken up and do
bated until go O'Clock. when . vote was
reached and the conference p'Tt agreed
to BY . vote IT - 70 a. Aessrs. r .ddock, Pet
tixrew and Plumb votisg In the negative with
the Democrats. The day In the House vas
quiet. only . few bills and resolutions OF .
local character being disposed Of. The n.
quest Of the Senate for \ conference on tho
bill to promote tho administration Of justice
In tho army was granted, md the House I'd.
30urned.
WHEN the eenat. met on October I vari rs
motions were d posed Of, and . resolution
adopted to adjou; n ut six O'Clock p. m Res.
oluiions Of thanks to Vice Presi tent Morton
and senator Iogaiis for the impartiaiity 1t
their actions NJ presiding officers. Were
rolled, was received from the House with
the Speakers . gnature, and the vice.Pr-si-
dent eigned and sent { to the President for
his Signature. A committee appointed to
walt on the Prc|iIent ani notify him that
the Senate was ready to adj0ura reported
that tho Fresi lent had no further
communication to make. and at six
o.. lock the Vice. Pr. sidcnt declsred
the scna adjourned without day. Thu
House disposed OF the usual routine LusI.
ness and appointed a committee to wait on
the President In connection with the Senate
committed several conference reports
were agreed to and the Senate restitution
for nnal adjournment sgreol to The resig.
nation OF Postmaster Wheat Vas presented
and the House refused to accept II. but the
committee OF Investigation reported that
the charges made against him had been
sustained and the ofice was declared Va.
cant At six o'clock the Spcaker declared
the House adjourned. only q few members
being present 1t tho timo
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

A NEW YORKER who has recently
spent some time in the literary circles
in London, says in the Sun that there
must DO ut least one hundred biog-
raphies Of MI. Gladstone already in
manuscript awaiting the event Of his
death
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-10

SrkPNIAK. or rather the Russian who
has made the name famous (his identity
is somewhat Of q mystery to the public
at largc). is to como to this country In
December and lecture on Nihilism and
kindred topics