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The morning call., 1890-05-15
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK. May 14.-This morning 1877
Mormons from Norway were allowed to
land here.
New YORK, May 14.-Strauss' orchestra
of forty-three players arrived yesterday
and were permitted to land.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Consul-GeneraI
of Paraguay denies the report that revolu-
tiOn has occurred at Paraguay.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The House to-
day insisted on Its amendment to the PEN
sion Bill, and conference was ordered.
BUFFALO, May 14.-SenatOr Wolcott of
Colorado and Mrs. Bass, widow of Con-
gresSman Bass, were married here this
morning.
BERLIN, May 1.-THE Emperor and En-
press reached Koenigsburg this morning.
The city is decorated. The usual address
of welcome was rendered.
WASHINGTON, May 14-The House Com
mittee on Commerce has favorably reported
the bill for lighthouse at the mouth of
the COquille River, Washington.
BERLIN, May 14.-Farnchold, Harpai-
math and Lenbky, officers of the German
Navy, convicted of receiving bribes from
contractors, have all been sent to prison.
NEW YORK, May IA special cable,
dated Vienna, asserts that sixty-six Bish-
ops have advised the Pope to proclaim tenn
poral sovereignty. All the Italian prelates
opposed such a course.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Justice Field, with several California
friends, will start from Philadelph for
Antwerp June 4th They expect to be ab-
sent until October Both.
NEW YORK, May 14.-It is reported at
the Maritime Exchange that the Norwegian
steamship King Alfred has been wrecked
on the coast of Jamaica. There are no par
ticulars and no confirmation.
New YORK, May 14-The heirs of Paul
Spofford, once a millionaire shipping mer-
chant. are here, moving for the removal of
l.. Spofford, the executor. 1t is said that
s., ,000,0 600 is unaccounted for.
AUBURN (Nebr.). May 14-Ten business
houses were destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning, causing a loss Of SJ0,-
600; insurance, $4,000 The fire is sup
posed to have been of ineendiary origin.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The Senate PEN
sion Committee recommended that the Sem
ate do not agree to the House amendments
to the Senate Dependent Pension bills. This
measure as passed by the Senate is identi-
cal with that vetoed by Cleveland.
NEW YORK. May 14.-The big sum of
S271, ,S03 was awarded by decision Of Judge
Wallace of the United States Court against
the Chemical National Bank of this city in
favor of the Fidelity National Bank of Cin-
cinnati The claim was for a balance due
on collaterals for unpaid loan.
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Doane) won, King Arthur Flynn) second,
John Atwood (McDermotD third. Time,
Grayeseud Entries.


Following are the Gravesend entries for
tomorrow: First race (selling) five fur
longs-Gregory, Civil Service and Sam
Morse ITO each; Fordham, 125, Tipstaff and
Bluerock 122 each; Servitor, Umpire and
Kelly s4 each; Amazon 105. Meridian lit.
Geraldine 100, Reclare los.
Second race, one and sixteenth miles
StrldeaWay 116, EOn ia, Tarragon III. Belle
ITO, BellewOod, Maidstone and Martin
Russell 10S each; Sluggard and Defaulter
JOG each, Taveston 102, Reecho 1OS.
Third race Expectation stakes). half a
mile-St Charles, Rotation, Forward, Sir
Rae, Terriher. Katerfelto, Gray Rock, Best
Boy, Bush. Bolt. King Ire. Necromancy
colt and Abundance colt, 118 each; Semi
mole, Ambulance, Sallie Mcclellan, Tur-
mol and Pat filly, lis each
Fourth race (Brooklyn handicap, one
and quarter miles-Raceland. Fides, Ore
famme and Loantaka. 109 EACH Sir Dixon
IlS, Los Angeles 116, Come to Taw 116.
badge ia, Eric ITO. DiaDIo 110, Major
Domo l01, CynOsure 107, Sorrento 104. Sea
DIiit lO2 Castaway Second. Cassus, Flood
TIDE and Vengeur, 100 pounds each.
Fifth race, half mile. two-year-olds-
SIT David, Volo, Francis colt, NEGRO
NANCY colt, Jack of Diamonds, Tuscaloosa
colt and Hlmlex 1I8 each; Lison filly, Fuor
Girl, Mendaway, VOcaletta, Claudne, Lima
Ella /, Correction, Fonda, Pet filly and
ROmetta 115 each.
sixth race, mile (selling)-Sam d 112,
Quesal 112, Formede Sc, Falcon 12l, Tattler
1l9, Francis 100, JapheI los, Larchmont 10.
Moodburn 107, Sam Wood III, Raymond
los, st. Valentine JOG, Lee Christy 102,
Satisfaction Ill, Sparkling lis.
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AMERICAN WOMEN.
Words Of Praise for Sybil San
deTSOn.
HuGtin6tOn's Daughter TiTins Of Her PrinCely
Husband.
HatZfeldlS Passion for Gambling Breaks Out
kgain-MrS. Frank Leslie 10
Be Married.
Special by the California Associated Press.

LONDON, May 14.-Mrs. Emily Crawford
in London Truth writes entertsiningly of
the prominent American ladies at Minister
Reid's ball at Paris. Among them is Miss
Sybil Sanderson of San Francisco. She
says she is splendid company as natural in
conversation as if she had never been on
the stage. She was dressed in white, and
was accompanied by her mother and three
sisters.
IL this connection Mrs. Crawford prints
the following, which refers to Hunting
toms son-in-law, Prince Hatzfeldt: "a
young American lady, who married not
long since in haste a German Prince
of non-sovereign house, who was al
ways hanging around the circus and
stables, is said to be repenting at leisure.
His passion for gambling, which was
smoldering for want of means to satisfy it,
has burst out again and is INDUCED in from
dusk TO dawn. he wants his bride to live
with him in Vienna, where he knows she
would not for want of birth be
admitted to any of the houses of
great and illustriOus persons where he
would be received, and her exclusion would
mean liberty for him. 1t is lucky for her
that her interest in her fortune is closely
settled upOn herself and she is unable to
dispose OF IL by anticipation"
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Linden Rasults

LINDEN PARK On. J.), May 14.-There
were seven events at the closing of the
Blood-horse Associations meeting to-day.
The weather was fine, the track good and
the attendance large.
First race, six and half furlongs, Stock
ton Hayward yr.) won. Gloster Verplanck)
second, Lady Pulsifer (McDermott third.
Time, :22A.
Second race, five furlongs, Issaquena
filly (Jones) won, Madeline colt Namley)
second, Trestle (McDermotD third. Time,
:02h.
Third race. one mile (selling), Supervisor
Flynn) won, Black Thorn (Verplanck)
second. Puzzle (Jones) third. Time, 43A.
Fourth race, seven furlongs (welter
weights Prince Howard (Hamiton) won,
Brian Boru (McCarthy) second, Stoncmason
Qittlefield) third. Time, 1:30%.
Fifth race, six and a half fnrlongs (sell-
ing, Bill Barnes Flynn) won. Louise
SJones) second, Bohemian (TaraD third.
Time, %.
Sixth race, five furlongs (seling), Chap
man CIaraD won, Osceola (Flynn) second.
Little Barefoot Oamley) third. Time, /: :O3.
Seventh race, five furlongs, Blackstone (F.
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California Inventors.

WASHINGTON, May IA. - Patents have
been granted the following California in
ventors: Hadwen Swain, San Francisco,
delivery or fly finger for printing machines :;
Joseph L. Stllman, Fresno, non-conduct-
ing covering; William X. Quinan, Pinole,
mixer for explosives; Mathuren Crobichan,
San Francisco, street-sweepng machine !;
Joseph w. Mitchell. San Francisco, incrus-
tation preventive; William II. Moser, Los
Angeles, metallurgical apparatus; John
Manson, North Bloomfield, stump extrac-
tor; Frank A. Huntingdon, San Francisco,
crushing mill; Henry o. Hooper, San Fran
cisco, type-writing machine attachment; :;
William c. Hamilton, San Jose, fruit
grader; Hugo Gannini, San Francisco,
combined yarn-wnder, darner and spool
stand; Lincoln J. Ford, Placerville, car
coupling; Ernest II. Chesterton, Los An
geles, waffle iron handle; Thomas j. Dan
iels. assignor to S. Perry 81 Co., San
Francisco, machine for sewing up the
mouths of filled bags; Lewis M. Clement,
Oakland, G. c. Watris and L. Heinemann,
San Francisco. turn-table; Henry B. Cary,
assignor OF half interest 20 A. w. Eames,
Los Angeles, monkey wrench; James E
Deach, Routier, threshing machine.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.
4 Reorganization Scheme to Secure Pos
session Of a Road.

New YORK, May 14-Judge O'Brlen, in
the Supreme Court to-day, decided the case
of Gernsheim VS.. OlcUtt, Huutin gton ct
al, granting an injunction restrain
ing the Central Trust Company
from assessing the stockholders of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
The litigation is the result Of a reorganiza-
tion scheme of the parties controlling the
property. The road was sold on account
OF non-payment of mortgages, and
the stockholders were notified that they
share, though it has not sold for over SOL
for number. of years. Gernsheim,
the owner of 74O shares, in SUI
ing alleges that the decree of
aas sas coe0 Was 9etsned qbs dvs BY. do. fraud ;S.
the Trust Company, which had charge of
the lquidating, had acted in bad faith,
and declares that the assessment was
made to bar out the present stock
holders and enable, under the plan
OF the reorganization of the Southern
Paelhc Company, to secure the entire stock
ON the payment simply, of the amount re-
CURED to be paid to the first mortgage
bondholders for the interest and bonus
and the expense OF reorganization.
ST. LOUIS. May 14.-At the annual cleo
cisco Railway to-day, the follow
Gates, George j. sGould, Bryce Gray.
G. g. r Huntington, Henry K. MeHarg.
Jesse Seligman and Edward F.
Winslow. Three are new members-Mc-
Harg. Morrill, and Seligman-in the place
of Patton, Buckley ana O'Day. Patton
did not desire a reelection. Buckley is
going abroad and Morrill, is chosen as the
result of his disagreement with O'Day,
which recently caused the latter to resign
the Vlce-Presidency Of the San Francisco
company.
MONTREAL, May 14.-The annual report
of the Canadian Pacific Railroad says that
with very small increase in the earnings
8 per cent dividends can be maintained
without any Dominion Guarantee Fund.
When the guarantee expires in August
1889, the surplus earnings will be more than
sufficient for the purpose. q decision in
the arbitration between the Dominion Gov
ernment and the company is exp ected
The Grand Trunk and Canadian Pa
cihc railways have issued a joint cir
cular TO the Corn Exchange, saying
that owing to fraud by shippers in un-
derDllllDg grain weights, grain in bulk for
track delivery will be refused. All grain
must pass through the c0mpany's elevator.
Their loss amounts to $4,000 monthly.
Prominent firms are implicated.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE different roads
out OF this city have warmed up to their
work, and 81 rate between almost any
two points between Chicago and Missouri
may be expected daily. The st. Louis,
Missouri and Pacific has met the Buring-
ton cut to Kansas City and other western
points, and other roads Will follow.
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers OF sufocation whiIs
lying down; to breathe freely, sleep soundy and
disturbed; to rise refreshed, head clear, brain
active and free from pain or ache; TO know that
poisonous putrid matter dehIes the breath and rots
away the delicate machinery of smell, taste and
hearing; to feel that system does not, through
its veins and arteries suck up the poison that
10 undermine and destroy, is indeed blessing be-
yond all other human enjoyments. To purchase I'M
munity from such fate should be the object OF all
afflicted. But those who have tried many remedies
and physicians despair of relief or cure.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
Catarrh from simple head cold to the most Ioath-
and destructive stages 1t is local and coust-
tutional Instant in relieving permanent in curing.
safe, economical and neyer-failing.
SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, one box of CATARRHAL Sol
VENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER, all wrapped In
package with treatise and directions, and sold
by all druggists for 81.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
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THE NAVY.
Officers Detached From ths Marion-A Resig-
nation.

omcers Uetecned From th3 Earlou-A Resig-
nation.
WASHINGTON, May IA. - Commander
Dyer has been detached from the comm and
of the Marion and ordered home to await
orders. Lieutenants e. F. limerick and w.
III. Hogg, Surgeon Paul Fitzsimmons and
Carpenter Henry Davis are detached from
the Marion aud ordered home; Chief En-
gneer James Buttersworth and Passed As
sistant Engineers II. w. Gait and Henry
Herwig are detached from the Marion and
ordered to temporary duty on the indie
pendence.
A Board of Survey, with Commander
Kemp as President, has been ordered to in
spect the Marion, recently returned 10 San
Francisco from China.
The resignation of Paymaster-General
LOCKER OF the Navy was accepted to-day on
account of ill-health.
The Navy Department is in receipt of the
report of the Board of Inspection and Sur
yey, dated April 9th, covering the inspec
tion of the Charleston when ready for sea-
naval service fitted with the franklin life
buoy. an invention of Naval Constructor
Philip Hichborn, and, consequently, the
following extract from the report of the
card Will prove interesting. The eyolu-
tion of "a man overheard" requiring the
lowering of boat, the dropping of life
buoy and picking it up again, was per-
formed at anchorage and done simply to
test the efficiency of detaching the appara-
tus and buoys. A boat was lowered and
detached without difficulty. The buoys
worked well, the composition igniting read
lily and burning brightly.
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COAST INTERESTS.
They Are Being Closely Watched
in Washington.
The California Delegation Paying Strict
Attention to the Tariff.
BaCkus' Nomination Confrmed-The Post
Backus' Nomination Confrmed-The Post
Office Slte-SteWart'S Views on
the Silver Bill.
Special by the California Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May 14-Senator Stewart
and Representative Bartine of Nevada say
there has been nc agreement yet as to
Judge Sabin's successor
The California and Pacific Coast men,
bers are watching the tariff bill closely.
All are in their seats and whenever an
amendment detrimental to Coast interests
Is offered are ready to engage in the debate
Morrow has ably defended the borax in-
dustry. Vandever and Biggs olive oil, and
Clunie watches Pacific Coast matters close
ly and votes on all important amendments.
McKenna will be ready to oppose the sugar
schedule.
The following Postmasters were con-
frmed to-day: Samuel L. Backus, San
Francisco; J. ID. Miller, Ontario, Cal. c.
ID. Weatherwax, Placerville.
Nothing has yet been done by the San
Francisco Delegation about the public
building site. They will probably be con-
suited in the matter before the selection is
made.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
has written to Hearst and Clunie that the
Commissioners to locate the San Jose Post
Office site need not be recommended until a
special Treasury agent is sent out and
makes report.
Governor Waterman's telegram to Chi
cago asking that ten acres be reserved for
the California exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
although that reservation is considered
pretty large, excites good deal of interest
and enthusiasm among the California dele
cation. They manifest a lively interest in
this matter, and expect California to make
great exhibit.
Senator Stewart asked California press
agent tonight "How about silver? What
do you find in your rounds?'
The reporter suggested that the concensus
OF opinion favored free coinage.
That's it exactly" said the Senator,
"and that's what we'll get, or nothing.
Both sides have taken this stand The
issue before the people is more valuable
than any compromise"
The Senator thought Teller's bill, which
is identical with his own, might succeed
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NATIOSAL1STS.
The Western Addition Branch Hold a
Public Meeting.

The Western Addition Brauch Hold a
Public Meeting.
The Western Addition branch of the New
California Nationalist Club held a crowded
public meeting last evening in Hamilton
Hall, c. j. Foley presiding. The first num-
Der on the programme was a remarkably
well rendered violin duet by the Misses
Beckhurst, followed by an essay entitled
Destiny of Nations" by G. r Ruskin.
E. d. Wheeler spoke on the present cor
rupt political methods. He said the
present rule is to carry schemes of busi-
ness up to the gates of the penitentiary, that
the beauty OF Nationalism is that the plat
form is broad enough for everybody to
stand on, that every one was coming into
it, and the indications were that the party
would sweep the city at the next election.
Thomas V. Gator closed with an address
on the objects and prospects of National
ism.
The next public meeting will be held at
Union-square Hall on Monday next, at
which A. W. Lightbourn will be the
speaker of the evening.
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THE HOUSE.
Bynum Enlivens tbs Tariff Debate by Attack
ing the Committee.

Bynum Enlivens tbs Tariff Debate by Attack
ing the Committee.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The House re-
sumed consideration of the Tariff Bill at IL
o'clock
Mills criticized the duty of 81 per ton on
steel rails, when the labor ON each ton of
rails is only So.
Bland offered an amendment authorizing
farmers to organize associations for the sale
OF products and to obtain foreign articles
free of duty in exchange for their products.
Rejected.
Washington attacked the glass schedule.
The dreary proceedings were relieved by
Bynum, who charged the Ways and Means
Committee with having denied representa-
tlves of certain industries hearing; also
that certain protected manufacturer has
been on the House floor during the tariff
discussion.
Mckinley retorted hotly, aud volley after
volley was fired across the aisle.
Candless (R) moved for the reduction of
the duty on lamp-chimneys. This was re-
Jecte1, and the House adjourned at 6
O'clock,
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CAISSON OVERTURNED.
One Of the SuperIntendentS and Two
WOfkmel Killed.

LOUISVILLE, May IA caisson at the
bridge being constructed over the Ohio
from this city to JetferSonyille
overturned this evening aud three
workmen were killed. The caissOn had
been partly sunk and was suspended by
guy ropes when were attached to scaffold
around it. The caisson was 2S feet high "A feet
of which was under water C.. Z. Mitchell,
Second Assistant Superintendent, was
caught by spike projecting from the cais-
son frame and the iron was driven through
his breast, completely transfixing him.
He was dead when taken out. Charles
Sanders, a carpenter, was crushed to death
between the caisson and the surrounding
scaffolding. All the others were thrown
into the river. and Joe Walton, cOlored,
was drawn down by the suction of the
sinking casson and drowned. The others
were rescued,
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Louisville Entries.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE entries for to-
morrow'S races are as follows: First race,
for twO-year-olds Selling allowances), half
a mile-DougIass 100, Ed Leonard 100, Jean
nette 100. Corn Box 100, Andora 81.
Second race, same conditions as the first,
that race being Woodford 1lO,
Rose Howard 102, Consolation 100, Eccen-
trio 81 and Susie Kerwn %.
Third race Qor three-year- and up
ward, one mile and seventy yards-Bettina
112, Mount Lebanon 101. Cecil b 96
Fourth race, the Hurstbourne stakes, for
two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, with $1,000
added, five furlongs-Lady Washington,
Annie Brown, Ida Pickwick and Montrosa
115 eachi Cantatrice, Caprice, Cornie Buck
ingham, Edith. Planchette, My Queen, Anne
Elizabeth, Melerie and Vevay May no each.
Fifth race, for maidens Of all ages, one
mile-Warpeak 116, James Miller 124, Bliss
1O6, Eugenia 1O1, Marie K 1Ol, Louisa Forest
1O1 and Linnine 1O1.
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
Suspension Of a Prominent New York
Brokerage Firm.

New YORK. May 1.-THE Times to-mor-
row will say: This morning the an
nouncement of the collapse of the big
brokerage firm of the Wright S Doran
Company, limited, will be made. The liza
bilities as announced by the President of
the company, will be between $500, GOO and
100000 none of which is owed in New
York. The company is supposed to do
regular banking and brokerage business.
though it has been termed a bucket shop,
and has done the biggest business Of its
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THE WOOL MARKET.
California Commands the Principal Attention
in Boston.

IN boston.
Boston, May 14.-There is a firm tone to
the Boston wool market, which shows signs
of an advance. California wool continues
active, though the lack of new wool made
somewhat less business than last week.
Eight months Southern California with a
little seed on the skirts but nominallY free
sold on q basis of 5Sc. Free foothill wool
sold on a basis of 60c, and years growth
free southern sold higher. Territory wool
is active when any decent wool can be
found, but the remaining stock is poor.
Good fine wool has sold here at 6Oc clean,
and fine medium in bulk sells at 5Sc for
clean. Five weeks ago warp wool of this
character could be had at 54c to 55c Shear
ing has begun in Wyoming. Five hundred
thousand pounds are in Rawlns. The
usual price is 15c fer wool shrinking 80 per
cent, Which is equivalent to 60 clear here.
Chicago has been buying freely. Oregon
wool rules active; another large lot of No.
/ valley has been taken at secured cost of
SIC. Quotations; California southern
spring free, 15c to zoe; northern, 23c; free
fall, 1Sc to 21c; southern fall. 12c to 16c :;
valley Oregon, 2Sc TO &c; eastern Oregon,
16c to zoe; Territory fine. 16c to 19c; med
ium. 1Sc to zoe; coarse lie to 19c. Georgia
wool is no longer feature of the market.
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A QUEER DISMISSAL.
kailroading Man Through Court-Th
Other Side Sneaks.

hHIIruaUIhK Man through COurt-The
Other Side Speaks.
The charge OF cruelty 10 children against
William Walsh was dismissed yesterday by
Police Judge Rix on motion OF Prosecuting At
torney Dunne without being tried or allowing
Officer Holbrook, who made the arrest to testify.
When Holbrook appeared In court he was sur
prised 10 find his case dismissed, and was also
very angry at his and the efforts of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children being
thus tnwarted.
Walsh. who does not look like drinking man.
stated that he has not been intoxicated for more
than ten years, and since his wife's death last
February has been temperate In his habits. Re-
gardiug the alleged cruel treatment OF his chill
dren, he claimed that Officer Holbrook OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Chill.
dren had been misinformed by some spitcful
person. whom he suspects. A relative had urged
his eldest daughter. girl OF IS years, TO make a
complaint to the officer, charging him with being
cruel to his family. The same relatives be.
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MURDERED AND ROBBED.

Man, His Wife and Son Found Dead in Their
Home
PIrrsBURG, May 14-John Crouch, his
wife and son William were found murdered
at their home near Bentleyyillle. Washing
ton County, this morning, by robbers, who
had secured SS00O No arrests have been
made
The morning call., 1890-05-15
INDIAN MATTERS.

Plans Of the CommissiOn-The Pottawatamie
Tribe swindled By Lawyers.
GUTHRIE Qnd. T), May 1.-THE Indian
Commission leaves tomorrow for the Iowa,
kickdpoo and Sac and Fox reservations.
The Indians will be allotted lands, and
given sufficient to set them up as farmers,
or they will be removed, as they hold the
land only by an Executive order.
A big swindle in the payment of the
$4,000 to the Pottawatamie Tribe last week
has just been discovered. The money was
appropriated by Congress at tile time of the
Oklahoma purchase. but the payment was
delayed. n. F. Nevarre and John Ander-
son secured contract as attorneys by brb-
ing the leading chiefs, and 20 per cent, or
about S40,0 600 of the money went to them.