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a. to make no precinct contain more than
$50 voters.
Corporations were required TO give en-
ployees time to vote, not exceeding how
ever, four hours, and few other changes
Of minor importance were made. In Its
amended form the bill received the unsS-
nous approval of the Committee and 1t
will he reported at the next Legislative
session.
The bill altering the law on action OF
ejectment in accordance with the recon-
mendations OF Governor Wilson, was
fsvorably considered.
Senator GettinRer's Jury bill also met
the appO7al of the legislators, and tome
hesdwsy wai made in consideration OF
Senator Arbuckles Jury bill.
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An All Round Fight.

DENVER, Col January 2l.-Four hun
dred sports took train to-day and went
outside Of A,sphAo couaiy to witness 8
fight between FL. Smith, Of Denver,
and Keller, of Montana. At the bsgin
niog Ct the seventh round The friends Of
the principals began 10 quarrel. The ropes
broke down snd the fight became general,
ever body hsmmering right and left, r.
gsrdless Of who he struck. The fight ended
in a general all-round slugging match,
while the principals were rush, d into the
cars and locked up.
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WAR WITH ENGLAND,
is THB WILD CRY OF THg WAR p.Rry
AT LISBON.
The Feeling Growing Rapidly More Bitter, and bs
War Party Aulmsntng THOUSAND
Merchants Parade and Demand
Variable News.

LISBON, January 2l.-The feeling
aroused by the ApglO-Portueuese dispute
is becoming more bitter hourly.
The war party is steadily gaining sd
herents and making hostile demonstIa.
tons
Four thousand OF the leading merchants
of this city ps.sded the principal streets
to-day shouting: "War with Englsndw
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General Notes of Interest.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 21.-A
number of petitions numerOusly signed by
prominent citizsns of the Panhandle
counties were presented in the House to-
day. They pray for the passage of a
dressed beef inspection bill.
Col. W. p. Chancellor, of Parkersburg,
arrived in the city this eqeniug.
Judge Fleming was detained by an ac-
cidsnt on the B. & o. and did not arrive
this evening.
Messrs. Goff and Hubbard returned from
Washington this morning.
Ssme comment was created here By the
very apparent fact that the well known
initials 20. B. H. bad been dropped OF
the Iateuigencer's specials Col. Hart is
still here, however, but il is thought he
is becoming tired.
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Spur of Quay and Lash of Reed.
,,a, .Tfleovoyn N fhs Re6fster

S,tcidl telegram 20 t1s Regiser.
WASHINGTON, D G., January 2l.-Tbe
House Elections Committee to day con-
sidered the Snith-Jsckson election csse in
executive session. 1t was apparent to
some of the Democrats that the Rapubli-
cane had prfiudiced the case, aud under
tie spur Of Quay and the lash Of Reea
tbty dared not even consider the questions
Of right ard justice. Every word uttered
by the Republicans indicated that the
case had been determined before it ever
reached the committee. Il only remains
for the Democrats 10 resis. any Injustice
with all their combined power. Speaker
Reed has been urging TIE Elections Com
mittse 10 hurry up il, work of uusesting
Democrats, telling the Republicans that
the rules will not ha reported uatil they
have a larger M lriiy.
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TEN MEN PERISHED
During the Blizzard In wsshio gt gton-Catil,
Dying by Hundreds.

During The Blizzard In wsshio gton-Catile
Dying by Hundreds.
TACOMA, WASH, January s1.-At least
10 human beings aud thousands of cattle
and sheep perished in the blizzard which
began with the year and ragged over Wash
ington for a week.
X ports from the Colvile reservation are
to the effect that cattle sre dying by hun
dreds from starvation and tbirst, and that
the ground is covered over with two feet OF
snow ON the level and in come places lie
drifting mountain high.
William Jewett. the keeper Of the stage
station, II miles from Alms, started TO
walk to town on last Thursday. and on
Sunday his body was found Oh the prairie
only a mile from his bone, ffCz.n stih
The mail-carrier at Wild Goose creek per
ished on the same day. and eight cattle
men are known 10 have los, their lives in
the storm. CattlemeD estimate that they
will lose one-hslf of their herds this ses
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GOBBLlNG UP THE SHIPS.

A Syndicate about to Pouuce Down on the
Red Stack Vessels.
BUFFALO, N. Y, January 2l.-Th pro-
jectors of foreign syndicates have turned
their attention to lake vessels. A syndi-
cate with hesdq uarteis in New York, as
nearly as can be sscertsined, is said TO
have closed bargain for all the vessels
owned by RED Stack Line, " ard proposes
to gobble up all the Others that they can.
The fret installment Of money Was to have
been turned over yesterday, but 1t did not
reach here. Seven vessels owned by the
RED Sssck" here are valued at $737, goo.
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Boycottipg England.

LIscoN, January 81 The Commercial
Association resolved to do its utmost 10
prevent or restrict sll trade or commercial
intercourse with England. The inhshi-
tsnts of Retubal, eighteen miles from here,
prevented Portugtse merchant sf that
place from shipping goods on az Eoglish
stesmer, which, therefore, sailed without
cargo. American, French and German
ard commercial travellers sre here making
the most Of the opportunity stfirded TO re.
place British goods in Portugsse markets
by goods from the countries they repre-
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COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
Nearly Au the Committees at Work Con-
sidering Legislation.
spscal T.iegran % ne Register.

opie1l Ieleqrli1l 20 tle hCglster,
CHARLESTON, ". VA, January 2l.-
While the session of both House and Sen
ate was uainteres,iDg, they compensated
for it in measure by unusually large
number OF committee meetings. Nearly
evsry committee roam in ths building was
occupied during TIE day TIE House Com
m;ttee on Education labored sevetal hours
blocking out a new school book bill This
measure will be basel on the Indiana
law, and will p7Ovide for commission to
hold office for FIVE years, which shall con-
tract for school books with the lowest bid
bers. The bill ia very complete. provid-
ing Tor every detail Of contract and de-
cisiOn
The Senate Committee on Railroads had
Fleurnoy's Sandsy Railroad bill under
consideration. Messrs. Mollohar aud
EusloW, representing important railroad
interests, protested vigorously against sew
eral sections. An amendment was fnally
made, limiting the application OF the bill
to traffic originating to the State, and for
bidding loading and unloading on Sunday.
IL was thea determined TO report the bill
without recommendation. The bill IN iis
amended form prohibits tbs running Of
local frsigh; or passenger trails, conduct
Oflccsl steamboat trl fiic or the operation Of
furnaces on Sunday. It is safe % say that
the measure will meet "a early death IN
the Serate
Tne Senaie Committee on Judiciary
broke the record thi8 session. IL disposed
of 10 lees than three important measures
deciding TO report Oh favaiably.
rHE 0ovERNOR's ELECrIoS Law.
rhe dfst bill under consideration was
GCv. Wilson's election bill A large nun
| oer oi amendmenfs a. this measure were
made nut none ccald - corsidsred Of "
| tai Importance. TIE m.uimum 81 penal
tifs for yiolstion cl the provisions of The
/ hil1 was ccnsidelabiy rstncsd. The nan
nfr In which it h proposed 30 divide The
STATE inio election prsciscis vss altered -
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Special Telegram 10 the Register
BARNEsvnLE, o., Jsnusry 2l Mayor
Bakers court is crowded with business st
this time. To-day Thomss Payne, for
stealing chickens, was sentenced 10 the
county Jail. Emme, Perry was bound
over to court for violating the liquor lava
Tso small boy burglars, Morris and Cul
Coburn, are on trial for bnrglariz ng the
cigar factory OF Gra,ig,y q LJles. Some
of the stolen goods were found in their
possession, thus farDishiug proof OF their
guilt. The wsywsrd boys sre only shout
~ and II years Of age. Thsy viii likely
he taken care Of At The Boys Industrial
School st Lancaster.
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CHEW'S RAILROAD BILL.
a h4' Fight over It Ia the House Commit
tee Ou Railroads.
c0a.Y r..-,.. .. ..

tee Ga Railroads.
'.,..-. Telegram % Che Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 21-
a BOO though blooiless battle WAS fought
'a' before the House Committee on Rail-
''ad' 'h'' evening The committee had
No- O'tw's railroad bi.l under consider
aa'a. Iaa BIN passed the House At the
1871 session after bitter contest, but was
l''a5 and rather inieoeatly buried in
@s ssaa.s. I, provides IN brief for
'-,'o1sa application Of toe principles Of
ae la'erS.ais Commerce law to
'sis commerce and creates a commission
- iafse men. vhose duty it will be 10 sr-
e',. ihs law
' b Archer. OF Puksrsburg. repre-
a.ns t6e O1io River Riiirold, ani Col
..A's l1s'os. of Huuurgton. Represent
"a iae Chesapeake ard O1io. argued
-,'-2s' tte u-zsure. while Col CheS
lpte.t The day on the ether Ede.
-f Aicefr opeued ths orsiorical rFro-
h.s lrst ssrious otieciio1 Was
ile FsoIoHei commission ras court
-ii ihe railroads woaif
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Philips Dismissed from the Pension ONCE
WASHINGTON, January 21.-Henry A
Phillips, of New York, the chief Of the
middle division in the Pension Office, was
to-day dismissed by Secretary Noble. W.
E. Reynolds, OF Pennsylvauis, was i'm
mediately appointed 10 the vacancy.
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Jnars rerr,,. N,ph.w Kllled.

GALVESTON, TEX Jsauary 81 A ter
rible t-az,dy was enacted in the court
to-day, 10 which Kyle Terry, nephew Of
the late Judge David Terry, was instantly
killed aud two men badly wounded. The
killing was the outcome Of the Fort Bend
troubles. which resulted some time ago in
such bloody battle between the citizens
Of Richmond.
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wAsHINGToS, Janusry 2l.-Sanday
mornirg the Rsv DIR. Chester, pastor Of
Metropolitan Presbyterian Clufch. Capitol
Hill. ANNOUNCED from the pulpit to his con
creation that Simusl J. Randall and ME-.
Randall had been admitted TO member
ship in the church. SJms time sg) MI
Randall expressed his desire 10 Join ihc
church, sud lat Tue1dsy d.. Cre.'er vert
10 his house, bspiised the sick Congisrf-
man And admitted him to the io'd hfr.
Randall hes always bsen a Pfssny ian ana
va admitted to D.. Chester church BY
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A Mining Bill.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 2l.-
Mr. Hsrr, Of Marion, introduced a mining
bill. It provides that before weighing for
payment of miners no coal shall be passed
over a screen larger than one inch. The
dimensions OF the screen shall not be
greater than six by twelve feet. Other
provisions more fully protect the interests
Of mine lsbOrers.
The Kanawha bridge bill was taken up
and passed. This unusual squirt of in
dustry so wearied the House thst il was
compelled 10 adiOurn.
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Nr. ~. @. CLARKE, of This cry, Gets $50,
won, the I.oui,Iao. state Lotery.

"ls IL actually true that you have re-
e.ivsd q part Of tire cspfa' prizs in TIE
la, drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot
,eryr srked = reparter Of the Stdr-SdyiHgs
Of Mf. II. c Clarke, syoung hthosrspher
employed a. Augos, Caste, and rssidins
A. 7i2 North Compton svenue. "Yts.
.a;d b.. 81 have rtc-i,ed $50 900 iu cash
The money Was paid by the Continental
Naiioasl Bank, Of ST. Looi., is now in my
possession, part OF i. will go into an ele-
gan, little home for myself and my family.
Nv ticket was No. So "-St. Louis No J
Star Sdungs, November %.
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Pensions for West virginisnI

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. G., January 81 Pen
siors have bsen granted West Virginia sp-
plicants as follows: Original invalid
Ebenfzar Jones, GrAngersyiile; Aaron
V. EicemiFe, deceased, Forks of Little
Sandy.
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"THE sweetest thing thing that ever
grew beside q human door" was little
Nav. until she took 20 having headaches
For a time enc lost her beauty, bat one
bright day her Papa bought bottle Of
Salvation oil. and To- she is As sweet and
pretty ss ever.
TINE is money, but health is haPpiSess
II you have bad cold or cough use DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup. Il will cure you
every time. Price 25 cie.
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p,mp.e,.Mec.rthy rigb, Postponed.

san Francisco. January 2l.-Ioe d.
rsc,or, of the CAliforBis Athletic Club
have pos,porsd the 6ghi between Jack
D.mp.ey ard Bill Mccarthy, of Australia
70 February l.. Dsmpsy beirg unWeiL
They bsve slso Postponed the hga' pe,
tween Patty Kerrigsn, Of Bo'ton' snd
Danny Ne.dbsm, ofSt Psul, 10 February
q. KerIigan being unsble 10 reach here on
time
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Indian, IN Danger Of Starvation.

ASHLAND, Wis., January 2l.-Indian
Agent Lestby hss just returned from 8
trio 10 the Lsc Court d'0rslles Ressrva-
ton. aud SAYS that il something is not
done Immediately many Of the Indians in
that reservation will siarve. He urges
that CoBgress take immediate action.
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TIE GRIPS WORK.

Great Death Rate Ia Ohicsgo-The Grip
Killing Indians.
CHICAGO, January 2l.-The death rate
Of Chicago took aro!her bound yesterday,
when 119 mortuary certificates were piled
upon Vital Satistican TOmlinson's desk.
This represented the deaths in Chicago for
"a hourp The prtviilirg Epidemic Of in
floetzi was doubtless responsible for a,
least 90 of these deaths
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NELLIE BLY, ON TERRA FIRMA.
The CircumnavIg.tor of The Earth A,

The Circumnavlgstor of the Earth Ar
rivss In San Frar cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, January 2l.-
The steamer Oceanic, with Miss Nellie
Bly, among the passengers, arrived here at
$50 This morning, after long voyage.
Miss Bly, was taken of the tug as coon as
the steamer entered the hsrbor and was
taken at once to Oakland, where she
bosrded a special trsia which was in wait
ing and started on the overland journey,
via the Southern Pacific and Atlantic and
Pacif, routes.
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Stamp L'ckers.

Sptcll ItNgTdm 70 " htgIsNT'
WASHINGTON, D. @, January 2l-
POstmssteTs appointed today: G. W.
Stone, Jefferson, Lincoln county, vice S.
Stone, resigned; D. @. Dameron, Sheridan,
Lincoln county, vice G. W. Wysorg, re-
moved; A. r. Price. Ellington, MOnOnga-
liza county, vice G. @. Watson, removed.
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Ohio PostmAsters.

WASHINGTON, D. O., January al
Copfrmations: Postmssters-0hio, Sam
uel Metler, Wooster; Eli r. Alderman,
VI rietea; Wilson Ozir, Mansfield. Geo.
Fisher, Delaware, FIRST Auditor of the
Treasury
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Washington Note,.

Senator Blair presented several memo
rials fsvoripg his educational bills, which
were all laid on the table.
Ex-Gov. Foraker and Ex Secretary
Villas were among the Presidents callerP.
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LONDON. Janusry 2l.-Ths funeral 81
Field Marshal Lord Napier. Of M'gisls.
took place 20 dsy. TIE body Wa buried
M s. pann. Caih.hral
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Death Of Rabbi Adler.

LONDON, January 2l.-Nathsn Marcus
Adler, chief rabbi Of the united Hebrew
congregations Of the British Empire. died
to-day.
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gsgORs THE JOINT ASSEMBLY.
. ,. Committee on Rules Decide to
La Him Work OF His
Stump Speech.
J-DGsgLgYlEG SDlGEIFIED COURSE
q. 1e1as to Appear and Plead HIS Own
Casa Considering Ii Uriign.hsd and IN
as-H.s Lsasr--Chsw Railroad
BuUaa7oa5.y Rspor,st-Oihsr
legislative Mauen-Gen-
sal News

. .-....
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l.., mr.k.s.muck OF Yves. Viz
,--s,...,s .o,teued tbs hearts Of
A-'' .i.... NJ ,ss 1ost Committee on
.-' ....,.3 .bs fountains Of pity
ha-se n-' ,....,s.,ba Toint
in the hosoms q. '-e -
Assembly. His special tae'' '-n' Ne
.,l,..s, M ar-us io bis own bshaI otioie
,...-,s,y r,s been srauted, and
.., t... add faa cp31rlunity
nj N'- .... ...... .,r ...,-.,srnir.,
man could -se-' .e ,--.
ths g-c-s outrage rl't- ra' '1e' P"ts
t-,-e.f .s.si-.t l.m bV casurg cor the
1900 .t. v.-.1l negroes, who did
....... ..-r... 81, Mercer ard
nin '',- .-...--
McD1eel c----'et 1-e D''F''''' 'i'''
DO. u wa.cl tne s.ast.iog exposure OF tae
-...,-.ty -s1.rt has placed COTS case
...-.l,..., ,A.,,. h,. ,t;s IL
-ol'' -' -,
termila ill iu MAKE peieouai apyea u
,a.,.st assembly. JIG is not for purposes
cha, ba vsiil o.,,-,a., oil, t,s bsr
o.
o. t's -''lua4' ~ VIII nO' ue
to -1Dpsuen. the admirable ad-
H. wbi,s Mr. Hubbard will
...4 t, mska even in a
oe -.
losing eAose. Il. VIII uo, os ,ua. ue y Oct
Ger cgla'1'si ~i.H .ls us'S..s u nus ~ use
or can better impress luful On 'Ns Assem-
bly 0ol apP-a.Hlc- ou 'u7 u'o' auu
she tstFrr3ncs OF tle paitis.-u u Haiansue
WhIcG uen ~io Aa'" A'A o's' eAps0" |
wll only
lSglANs PARTY Selling,
and NAV ir .,us degree discrsdit the iu- !
dical fsirl-ss o.. zoe ul6lnsl which has
been established by tle laws OF the STATE .
10 tr7 tns clulat fau0g himself 20 /
win Toe pr,z.. convinced %. his defeat, snd |
stung by the overwhelming p-oof OF the /
frauds puc-ic-i .1 ls oe1 .t t1e Rspun
hcan c'l''la.e VIII '--'''- ..e asse'loly /
..-.-. l-I r, -...---.-. i-.- 81, - a. n
msr.vr .ri ...- -1 tts poiircsl prei1dices /
ashi. cra .irly. IrLl.sl. nis purpose he I
VIII aaa .Na. tar lAAtlgl NleNA lr LNA i
Eiihou, ihous
The announcement exclusively 10 the
Rz5l-reg That The Republican candidate
desired 90 speak WAS the subject
no comment here iof tFo Gay
Nos tha, tte r-fos' H counfme1,
uo.hing hut coldemnat;an OF the proposal
"a beard on every hsnd- Democrats ex-
press the opiuioa ilat Gen VIII irlure ne
case more than be- couid possibly osneni
it yet they regret that b. has insisted on
a step which o. 90 once indelica;e 20 the
Assembly and uul 1st TO nis counsel
kpubhcans either haN nothing 20 say
or denouuce the plan.
JUDGE FLEMING niGNiFIED COZ RsE.
q sharp contrast with the repeated re-
r1ssts from Con 10 be allowed to make an
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The BIocade Broken.

PORTLAND. OREGON, January 2l.-The
first through train for tho pn-t week ar.
rived here this evening at five O'Clock
from over The Uaion Pacific line from the
East
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The Grfp-suIcken Senators.

WASHINGTON, January 81 Senator
Morrill,, who has tesn cor fined to his home
suffering from an attack of itaIerz,, was
at the Capitol to-day. Senator Sherman lie
still confined to the house, but be expects
to he out tomorrow. Senator Edmunds is
suffering from mild attack OF the pre-
yailinp compla;nt.
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WrscHEsTER, VA, Jsnuary 2L-A
disps,ch from wOOdsi9ck tbi' afternoon
save that er Senator Riddlebergsr IL III
md his Gaze l. CO.'S dsfsd hopeless by bic
pbysicians
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20 as h make the cha an OF the full
committee also chairman OF - sob ccm-
mities and TO have a report on it Thurs
day.
Mr. Springer sail that if this motion
was defeated he would have to modify bis
proposition so az to have the debae in the
House ntxt Monday and the ballotipg
Tuesday, ~ suggested by Mr.. Flower.
The New York members took alarm at
this. however. ss 1t was apparently the
object Of the Chicsgoaus to get the chair.
man TO vote and ascertain his views. The
Chicagoans had calculated on Mr. Flower
voting with them in support CT his owD
proposition. This would leave the re-
msinirg three members present, besides
the chairman to vote to break the tie, and
1t was rot regarded as desirable that tho
chairman be committed OF this early date.
When Mr.. Franks resolution was put
the two Chicago men found themselves
alone in the opposition and it prevailed, so
the chairman was instructed to appoint
b.c>mmittee to consider the Springer
resolution snd repoIt mkt Thursday,
when the committee will meet egain
Later the sub committee was appointed es
fo'lOwf: Chairman Chandler and MeesIs.
Hit and Flower.
The committee decided TO hear no oral
arguments respecting the site OF the fair,
and then Adjourned till Thursday.
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THE SIOUX BOOMERS.
LIVELY TINES LOOKED POR AT THE OPEN
ING OF TRB RESERVATION.
Boomers All Prepared at the First Sign From the
President 10 Rush in and Occupy the
Land-PrsparsdOn Made TO
Rssis. Them.

PIBRRE, S. D January 2l.-The hun
dreds of boomers in this city who are
auxiously awaiting news of the Presidents
proclamation opening the Sioux Rsservs-
tioD, have completely organized for con-
ctntrs,ed movement to occupy the land
the minute the wires bring word from
Washington.
The South Pierre boomers have re-
organized, and will again try TO occupy
the town cite. Fort Pierre citizens are
making preparations to guard against
them. They have called for further rein
forcemepts of troops from Fl. Sally, and
il ia understood two more companies will
bs stationed there at once TO protec. set
tiers on the mile square," and preserve
order.
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WHKN ZEE RUsH BEGINS.

A number of officers of the Northwest
ern came up yesterday and spent the after
neon looking over the mile square," This
survey, taken together with the recent no
tice from Marvin Hughitt, that the North
western claimed the mile square, accord
ing to government treaty, gives color to
the belief that the company is now arraDg-
ing to take possession Of the entire town
site Immediately upon the issue of the
proclamation.
Black Tomahawk, the Iudian pre- emptor
Of the same land, hss completed his resi-
dence, and now claims be will enforce his
rights with oil the Sioux Nation if neces'
sary. Houses are going up like magic,
aud Indian police and troops have bard
work to keep people who are allowed at
Fort Pierre from constantly encrosching
over the lines.
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WINNIPEG, MAN, January 2l.-A band
Of 500 Indians on 81. Peters Reserve, q
few mics out Of Winnipeg, is being rig
idiy wIpeo out.
The Indians are nj cted with Ia grippe
in the most severe form, and being without
proper medical attendance, they quicsly
succumb to the ma!ady.
In most cases it has developed into lung
disesse, to which these Indians are sub
ject. Seventy per cent. Of them are
down with the epidemic, and il speedy &C.
tion is not taken by the authorities in the
way Of sending physicians, few will sur
vive. TIE Indians have never before been
sffl c.ed with mslsdy Of this desc ipiion
and have 10 idea how 10 treat it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-22
The Irnuee,,ip ms.,.ehu.elt..

BosToS, MASS, January 2L-No deaths
from complications attendant on irh1erz,
were reported yesterday TO the Board Of
Health. A Worcester, Mas special
ssys the deaths in thu, city last week
numbered 4s, against % for the wesk be-
fore. Exactly one. bali Of last weeks
deaths we're caused by lung and throat
diseases. Three were directly Attribuis
BILE 10 ibfluerzs. Specials from Msnehes-
ter. n. II, record the death from la grippe
Yesterday Of Miss Abby l.. Challia, aged
"A. who had worked for the past g years
10 the Amosksag Bell Mill, and Of Ez kiei
Goodwin, sged %