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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
THE CRISIS APPROACHING.
John Bull win Send War Vessels to Pro-
tect the Poachers

lccG the POachers.
OTTAWA. Can, Dec. 22.-Confiden.
tial advices from Washington strongly
confirm the press utterances that sig
niticantly point to a crisis next season
in the fur seal controversy. After the
rejection by President Harrison of the
latest British proposal of arbitration the
imperial government will suspend
further efforts toward settlement of
the dispute. By May next strong
force of war vessels will be assembled
at Esquimalt and vessels will be sent
into BehTing sea with instructions to
protect from seizure or removal British
vessels engaged in sealing at distance
greater than three miles from tha seal
islands and coast of Alaska.
This will not prevent single captures
being made by revenue vessels, but the
first encounter between an American
and a British cruiser will open the way
to final settlement on the lines that
President Harrison seems about to Law
down. The official tone here is firm,
tranquil and confident. The authorities
look for no trouble or molestation of
Canadian sealing vessels next summer.
A prosperous season is expected by the
sealers, according to advices from Vic
tOria
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
RUBE BURROWS, SLAYER
Gets Part of the Reward offered for the
Outlaws Death.

Outlaws Death.
BRAnNGHAM, Ala, Dec. GA partial
payment and settlement of the rewards
offered for the late train robber, Rube
Burrows, was made Friday. j. d.
Carter, the man who killed Burrows.
met the officers of the Southern Express
company in this city to arrange a settle
ment of the reward. The amount
offered by the express company and
three railroad companies jointly was
SO, 500.
Of this amount Carter was paid 81, 900.
and the express officials will consult
]ohn McDutfee. who assisted in the
capture of Burrows, before they pay the
balance. The United States govern
ments reward of 81 goo and the various
state rewards have not been paid J.
D. Carter, who killed Burrows, is a
cripple for life from the effects of the
wound he received during the fight.
His left arm is paralyzed
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
County Treasurer short S3a 600.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 22.-Carl Korth,
treasurer Of Fierce county, was arrest
ed at Norfolk Friday on the charge of
embezzlement. An investigation has
revealed a shortage in the county fUIds
of 81 600. korth has turned over his
property TO his bondsmen.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

If you are needing anything in the
Carpet line, it will be to your interest to
look at my Carpet Department. Beautiful
Ingram and Brussel Carpet, Art Squares and
Oil Cloth, at bottom prices.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
TERRIFIC POWDER EXPLOSION.
More Than Eight Hundred Chinsmen
Blown 10 Pieces

san FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-The steam
ship Belgic, from China, reports
the deaths resulting from the pow
der explosion at Topping was more
than at first estimated, it being stated
that 800 collins had been taken out Of
the city and yet there weTe not enough
10 bury all the dead. A Chinaman
lighting pipe while repairing the roof
OF the powder mill Is said 10 have
caused the catastrophe.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

Best Shoes at Lowest prices Good
every day Shoes for men and women, Sl.OO;
good kid shoes, $780, formerly sold at 80.
Children's Shoes from % cents up. Also a
line of the best custom made Shoes.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

You can't go without an Overcoat, and
| can not go without selling them, so I will
sell you one cheaper than you can get it any
where else. Six dollars will get a splendid
all wool coat. Ten dollars gets a regular
fifteen dollar coat at E. Clicks.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
Sentenced 10 IIanp Anrii 4

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Judge SHREDDER
Saturday morning overruled a motion
sentenced him 70 b hanged April 3
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. %. - The
jury = the case Of Hazen Bellware, Of
Glastonbury, charged with the murder
OF +. Il. Miner of East Hartford, July
81, 1890, returned d verdict es guilty OF
murder in the second degree The
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
NEARING AN END.
Indian Troubles in the North.
west Apparently Over.
Hostiles Hemmed In and Must
Surrender or Die.

such Was the Latest Authentic Advices
from the Bad Lands-Over Forty of sit
ting Bulls Band Report at the Agency.
Red Cloud Declares Himself Constant
Friend of the Whites.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
DooMsOAY OF A WOMAN.
Sentenced to Accompany Her Husband {
the GnlIows. but RenrieNed

the Gallows. but Reprieved.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Dec. 22.- Stepney
Ford, colored, was hanged at Sealstown,
Russell county, Friday, for completely
in the murder of Columbus Patterson.
His neck was broken. The victims wife
was concerned with the condemned man
in The poisoning of the husband, and
was to have been hanged with him. but
the governor reprieved her till Jan. rs.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

You must have winter Clothing. [
want to reduce my stock and will give spe-
cial inducements. Clothing lower than you
ever heard of Call and see for yourself.
Remember Chidren's Suits are cheaper than
ever at +. CLICKS.
500 Yds. of good Homemade
Carpet at % ID cts. per yd.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
Another Dispatch from Rapid City.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 90 The JournaI
Ranid CitN S Dali slnncinI Sn+nrdn.


MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 90. The Journals
Rapid City, S. Dah., special Saturday
said
Gen. Miles has received advices from
Gen Brooke that 500 friendly Indians
left Pine Ridge Yesterday to attempt to
bring in the hostiles Dispatches from
Lieut.. Col. Drum, at Fort Yates. an
nounce that the Indians there are quiet
Thirty-nine OF Sitting Bull S Indians
who left the agency on Monday have
sent in word that they will return.
This leaves not over seventy on the
reservation. Gen. Carr has thrown out
a cavalry force to intercept the band
now reported moving across the reser-
vatlon to the Bad Lands. If the force
fails to intercept them they will be
pursued and arrested Gen. Miles saws
that no advance would be made until
result of the Pine Ridge embassy is
known
Big Foot and Hump have surrendered
and returned to the agency. No Indians
except the band mentioned are now
going to the hostiles and the Gordon is
constantly tightening. Gen. Miles dis
credltes tine report OF a large band of
Indians in the vicinity of Camp Crook
III the Little Missouri river. No
further engagements are reported from
the lower ranches The government
herd has Eeen located on Alkali creek
and force of twenty men leave here
to-day to round it up. Two companies
of the Seventeenth infantry from Fort
Russell are expected here this afternoon
and will at once follow forty-fve Chey-
ennes scouts from Pine Ridge who
started for the Cheyenne this morning.
The available force along the Cheyenne
under Gen Carr is about -h0O
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

| am giving great inducements in Blan-
kets, Comforts, Jackets and Ladies' and
Gents Underwer and Hosiery.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

In FlannelsI can give you special prices.
We have all wool Flannel as low as zoe. per
yard.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22
DISPOSITION oE rRoops.
Indians Hemmed in and VIII Have to
Surrender or Die FirhtIng

Indians Hemmed in and win Have "a
Surrender or Die Fighting.
OMAHA, Dec 22.-The following was
received from Rapid City, s. Oak, Fri
day night:
Four hundred of the Seventeenth in
fantry, from Fort Russell, disembarked
here and at other points on the Elkhorn
railroad last night, and took up their
line Of march for Gen. Carrs camp at
the junction of Rapid creek and Chey-
enne rivers. Gen. Miles has concentrat
ed at that point the Eighth and Sixth
cavalry, the Seventeenth infantry scouts
and artillery, making fighting force of
l,2O0 effective men. There is a large
encampment Of hostiles in what Is
called the Grass Basin in the Bad
Lands, about ten miles southeast of
Carr's camp, from which thieving for
ages have been made on the ranches.
Five hundred friendly Indians left
Pine Ridge to-day to bring in the hos
tiles. The escape Of the Indians being
cut off they must soon surrender, or,
like Sitting Bull, die fighting.
The reports of engagements between
troops and Indians at Days ranch and
other points are false.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-22

The Message to BE Framed with Special
Reference to the British Governments
Proposal for an Arbitration Now Pend
ing-Congress to BE Asked to Appropri-
ate Sufficient Money to Fit Out Enough
Vessels to Serve as Revenue Cutters to
Either Capture or Keep Out Marauding
Vessels During the Next Sealing Season.
VIII the Senate and House Stand Firm
for Our Rights?
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
NtaAtctiss Nosas Naa.

E~vNNsVItIE Ind, April ia-Las,
evening Joseph Taylor. . young man
recenily employed In the Evansville
cotton mills weat 10 the mills accom-.
panied BY soaas friends 10 sho~ them
through. ], being against the rules
Taylor asked a ~ the forrmsn for
permission. which was refuscd. lie
vent "a John Osborne. sae general 80
psrinsendeal and he siso rrfus~l Tsy.
lss srew very angry. vent la his home
and retsrSsd In . sAess time With . ~
~soav~r, With which he sho, Oshosne
twic~. o.hsrne II In . critical eoodi.
t,oa- Taylor sAs Arrested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
M~lSCEllANESIuk

tHrEK WE,suAvrr. Secd tkirsy.thrcs
yeaeA We found hanging from . tree a,
lArtsdAla IN. Ae other morning..
Sonse time ago he lois~d the Economics
and from that time ASs brsa desposden,
hacssse, Ascending so the laws Of tn,
sectesy. he could not marry.
IL view ot che celebration VI tho ap-
proachiaS birthday of the Emperor %,
ChiaA. tAs execution u all persoas cou
demHsd - death within tho limits OF
tho aoSesy Kingdom has been post.
poacd uatil after tina, happy event
Ttsx Comedian Cabinet has dee dcd "a
extend the modus vlvendi for tho com
Ing fishing ~
ThE bank Of Fort Morgan. Col, has
assigned with s&o.o 90 liabilities and
so, 900 asscta
a cNcioNk struck Roauokc. Va, on the
VIII. and the blast house Of the Crosler
furnace WAS blown down. killing Fred
Phillips, Nelson johnson aud Henry
Casey. Six other men were injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned Dy Telegraph and Mall
CON0Rec,,Q.

NvDN1kkH0As
TN ent,ve sess,on ,I ,n, sen ,,c nm ,hs I'm
vas devoted To debate On shc Moutops cleo.
,Ion case. mn mai act ON heinz reached .
When the House met M. NORM fK,n,
moved Co su ,crnd ,hs ,vics AMI macs ivIsb
n subs, Itutc1 enC senate I-ksnsrSsrs Pan.
zion bin. The sub.t ,tmss ns"viSc. . ar.
vic. rrns,on M a. no, NINTH IN ,oia ~.
vino have s,t.,r.a IN. ..s ~ "a .ss.s
or vbo nre drnrndeo,. At,ss . i.,v,hv 40.
bate tina motion IN suspemI tho ru,ss vas
Lost bv A vote ri IA, v..s On \, n.v. nos shs
occsssarv tvo.ebjri. Anon. the bii,s
nnssrA vac nm" Sor . u,hIic h"i,din. A. sc.
iIns. NAN "A . cn.s ~ 40 I'm 90 III, a..
tvo additions, i.rd .os,cc. In A.hr..r.
tn Naval Arr,o~,I.s,on nj, 90. sh.a s~,n.
sid,red amin .dtcm.r,rsc
IN IN. senate an thr sVh IN, No,,,u ,xsc.,
revor,ed hack thr Hone. mi to admit S,ee
of duty articles Intended IN, che n, In,,is
ExpO,itlon in iwn tn.t mich, hc mno,t.d
fro.n Ns.ico m. hi, ~...",.rs.I n,..a
s'swd Oahcf Am,rIcsn urruti r.. ard IN. i,o.
nimIos RI C"wsS." .ns ,hc nt,I r"ss,S
Aftsr dlsnosin. ~ ,s.o,usi"r. ,hc Mn
esns cse. vss ,sr., ~ - .rs ,,,,h",
det,ste,i INIT AID nsidc scS IN. Anti. rrus,
bin taken nm ana nas.cd A. /, c.,. tenn ,ho
Jud,c,srv Romantics. IN. lIou.c n....d
several buIs ~ mino, ,nnor,.ncs .cS . hIIi
mat an sporor, iseior IN rov:r .hs sii.
coit dresIrstIrn n...sd m. N.v., Anrro.
p~riatlon iii v.s eh.r .ocs,a.,sS in Tam
m,e,se NJ ths Who,. un,,i 10. r",.r,
Inn scnst. nm Am. Mh rs.s.a ,h. S,o,..
b,li rprorri.eins IA nm a. rrI,nhwrs. nam
bars ior ths riIcott dsfnicstion. ana then ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
TERxlDNAL AMI splDLOTlCAl~

TIE election at Kansas City. Mo-, on
tho 9Th went In favor Of tho Democrats.
A waterwOrks issue waa involved and
probably had something To do with the
result
w. w. WARDEN died recently at Wash.
ingtOn. lilo was = newspaper man and
WAS private secretary Of President John
con.
BwANi.IlEM and lchasi. tho insurgen,
leadcrx. aud . remnant OF their follow.
crs have surrendered 70 Major Wissmsu
In East Africa.
MUNICIPAL elections occurred In Ohio
on the 7th. A light vote was policd,
showing Democratic gains
Tho lfcmiorx of Germany, Austria
and Italy arc expected to meet soon In
Austria
NUcM talk was created 1t Washington
by Congressman Phelan. Of Memphis
Tenn. sending . challenge "a teht a
duel 10 Colonel Fleming. Of the Knox.
vile Sentinel. which challenge Elem.
Ing declined.
T'IE C~alifornia Prohibition convention
has nominated General John Nidwsll
Tor G0vesnor.
M'ss Axxix H~EAsiirr Goui.n, Of Al.
burn. N. ". daughter Of tho lste Thomas
Gould. . noted young socicty woman. q
graduate a Wells College and q friend
Of Mra. Grover Cleveland. has run away
and married George l. wtnterA hcr
coarhn,AA.
TIVE Iowa ECnate has refused - dis.
turb tho Prohibition law. the license
bills betAe thrown out
StaNOa HAvSi. who. with Msssini and
ArMclliai formed . trtumvirats In is<s
when the people roso In rebellion and
drove Ptss TX. frou, Romc and cstab.
lishcd . republic, II dead.
THIS ean.AMcrican Congress has
adopted . report recommending q cms.
toms union under certain restrictions
TmxRE was . riot 1t Valencia spain,
on tho 18th. cavsed by the arrival Of tho
CArlist leader. Marquis Ccrralbn The
mob attacked the Carliat Club and tried
70 burn . church and sack the Jesui,s'
College, Several persons were wounded.
P'es'psNr HAkusoN has approved
the Silco,t Deficiency Appropriation bill.
ThE rcprimand administered by Gen,
eral Schciield 10 Lieutenant Steele fo,
striking Private Wild was rather u mild
me- much to the disgust Of the private,
TmE Senate hss confirmed Lewis A.
Grant to be Assistant Secretary ~ War,
nrsgadier-t'cneral Nelson 4. Miles Ia
DO Ma.or-Gcncral, Colonel X u. Gricr.
sun to be- Rrigsdter-tscncral. Ma or +.
u. stanton to b. Deputy raymas,er.
General and Frank Buchanan to be-
marshal for &e Eastern district o,
Missouri.
TmE election IA al tho vacancy
In the English House VI Commons for
the Cxnarvon district, caused by IN,
death 81 Edmund kSctcnhAm, Conscrv,
alive, resulted In the rctnrn Of Lloyd
GVOrnu, Ltberal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

TMn reply ~; Cardinal Mann ~, Of
Sngland, To- the fluctuations ON his jub.
lse from American p~rclatcs was q cordial
expression ter the prosperity Of she
Catholic Church In the United Statea
Ti'r break In Atchasalaya levee. two
niles south of Simsport In Point Coupcc
parish. was reported 900 feet wide and
seven frct deep The town Of S,msport
wss about two foot under water.
TmE election ut Providence. Il l., for
senator and six Representatives favored
the whole Democratic ticket cx.
ccpt ono Representative by maiorities
ranging FROM ia ~ a3a. This insured
the election ~ Governor Davis and tho
Democratic general officers In grand
commi,,ec OF the Legislature.
TMs steamer Handy Hoy was wrecked
on the Saginaw river At Fast Saginaw,
Mich. by strik ng the center pier of the
Flint Il rerc Marquette bridge. seven
persons lost their liycs, The captain
and stecrsman were arrested for crimi.
nal oarclcssncsss
ttr>RiN" hA,se returns for the week
ended April /. showed an average de-.
crease Of 80 compared with tho cores.
poniing week of last year. In New
York tho decrease was 81.
N h Housc on tho isth. the con-
tested election case OF Wsadcll vs..
Wise, from Virginia. Was set,i.d in
tavor Of Waadcll by a party yota
vik New York building strike ended
In . compromisc,
J"uN DuioN, the noted Irish leader,
has sailed from New York Zoe England.
SvnACrsE y. u, is passing tArougA
an epidemic ~ measles Nearly every
physician In the city has scorc VI cases
lon hand,
IN his conS,ssion, duplicating sWO
t,shers with himself. Isaac SaWtclle de-
lclarss that the murder II his brotAcr
took placc in Maine in a piece NJ wCnds
near Lebanon. where the body MAS
found. lie states that the Conspiracy
was formed for the purpose Of getting
from his brother ~ scknowlcdgmca, os
y fasl rloasc 1t all claims against tbs
estate ~ their mother.
a GENERAL strike OF s~wi,chmeu a.
|currcd va the Milwaukee,. Lake Shore 4
western railway on the 18th. PaSsen.
ger trains were hong hsGlcd over the
North western road f'om Appleton -
Milwaukee, The u Of the strske
sss n demand tos .acreased w,ageA
rsk North Herman Gazette dcvotes
considerable space to the s,snl sy.Emia
dispute. The article condemns tSanley
and highly praises Emlu. In the mean
SINE >,Anley continues To dsnounce the
Germans fos all, ycd overrrach nj euss.
|ness Ia la, Africa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

Tn North~sn Socisty q uecrgia hes
adopted . constitution. Tho obiecta
an described ~ social intercourse
among Northern mon resident In tho
SOUTH the dissemination Of reliable In.
1Ormstion. The dtscouraRs,neNt Or coun-
tera6tioA OF inconsidcratc action or
epseohee tending 10 cstrawec any por.
$Ssns Of our c0antry, and the Develop
1sent OF the resOurces ~ the south.
Discussion 81 politics or religion ~ any
OF The socAstys 0cetiass 70 v~aWishahle
~ expulsion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

THx other day - Oaisaa. H., mother
sad daughter stsod ~ tho altar tossther
ead both took up0n themselves thc vows
Of wsdlock. The grandmother Of the
junios bride acting - bridesmaid. The
partiss. pale aaA lsaaiA "a ths UNIQUE
Aiaatr were: Wtatsm Z Hammond. Of
Dubuque. and MA Mary J. Rsddine.
1cn. OF 10 hvtsaa Ossaty. aMA Louis
nourlnsim. Of WNrrsa. aad Miss T. ].
Reddineton Tho hrxt named isAy VA
On the shady eide of atty snd her dough.
ter vas = eomely maiAea oi twenty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

EhroasA. ksaI, April IA svisAls.
In the census rcrorts of Lynn Coun,y 10
being disclosed here The reports have
hssa docsora - ~ - iHsass the
sounsy populAHoa I'D shsrsby iscress~
the sslArics Of the county clerk. ecsasy
attorney and other ohiciais for the rAst
y years The county commissioners
investigating the rrcods OF the cognty
c!esk have discovered many plsces
sherc additions! ssus~s have been
aided tai the original rspostA- Ne one
has - yet hsen arr~ss~d although
names of .apps~sd ersmiaAls arr fre!y
meassoaed on the strc~tA The !nvests-
satios WILL b. cosInued.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

THH appointments II General Milea Il
che 1ajor@ssaesaiahtP II che army ".
cant BY tho destA OF Gsaer~l 0corRs
Crook. was said 10 b. largely due 10 ths
Influence OF the IaciAc csaat decoration
In CeaGDsA, t'snsral Niles WAS an ~,
recisl friend Of S~nsasr Squire. Of Wash.
tnRton, aud that statesman made II hi,
oasinoas II sccure mo co~-operstI0n OF
the entire Pacific coast delegation IN
ConRrs~s, In urging upon thu iresid~n,
che appointment Of 0r~cral Mica Sem.
stor Squire wss obliged ~ hasten In a
cab ~ SENATOR StaAfurd's residence, In
0rdcr'to get that senator to align The re.
titiua, Just prior 70 HE departure for his
&,Alii0rniA homo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

RUSSIAN authorities acted with con-
sidsrebie sevcrity In punishing the dis.
orderly studentA Nity-avc NJ tho Agri-
cultural Academy ~ Moscow werv scnt
homo and Shrce wore expelled; twenty
were ssrt homo from the It. Petersburg
University and two were expelled from
tho Psychological Institute; thirteen
asnt homo and two expelled from tho
6chool q yoesstrx. and AftecM s~nt
homo and two expelled from the vetcr.
ansry School At CharkoR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

Ma OLADsroxA addressing . number
Of d~evusattons ~ the railroad station o.
Trine rcoently. said the Governments
Irish land Purchase bill wal In . hshy
condition. Judging from tho manner Of
it, sscepWon evcn by tho fPiends Of tho
Oovernment II would b awkward, he
said, II aftsr the loan had bvcn made
tho de6tees should repudiate IN the
ground thet they wsrs forced ~ borrow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

SxHAIOO CVlIOM has reported tAvoe.
ably from tho Committee On iatcr.Stase
Commerce tho bill 70 amend scctiOn ~
Of the hterRtats Commerce act Tho
amendments provide that tho Commits.
sion may require tho attendance Of wiz.
aesses and the production 81 Documents
from eay plsos In the United Ssatsa Of
any placc a hearing axed ny tho Com
imitation, also that tho testimony may ho
taken by Deposition upon motion by any
party n The . . OF by Ordrr oS the
CommissiOn. ....3
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

TIM Canadian Parliament has raised
the penalty Tor psiygsmy from two 70
ihve yearA This 10 aimed at the Nor.
mons settlinR in Manitoba.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

THE House Committee on Coinage,
Weights snd Measures has ordered a
favorable report On . bill for tho recoin.
ego o1 worn ~subsidiasy coin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

nRR 6RUENewAi.D. Rome correspond
ent Of the Frankfort Xeitung. has been
expeaiees nom italy for stacking the
triple alliance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

fRkxcH papers m urging tho French
Government - renew IL demands for
the e~vacuaaoa Of Egypt BY the British.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

T1rK lumbcrMen Of Canads have united
in . vigoFoss proecst against the pro-
posed increase Of dsty on American
Noek
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

STRIKING workmen wcrc turbulent st
Vienna recently. They piliagcd the
Jcvu and set hse 10 . wine shop
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
COMMENT.

m KNArrr, the German Consul at
Samoa, has been placed upon the retired
1isH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

The lower House Of the Iowa Iegis.
lature has passed the Australian Ballot
Reform bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18
Iowa lsaMeosa I.~gislsttsw.

DEs Mo,xxs, April IL. la the HOUSE
bills were passed as follows To compel
railroad companies Ia change the name
ot stations 10 conform with the nance
OF Incorporated towns or villages At tho
request VI the Railroad Commission; 70
compel railroad companies "a connect
crossing lines At stations by means Of
switches and VS. "a authorize the
Commissioners Ia prescribe the form Of
annual reports Of railroads; I COMPEL
railroads TO place crossings where high
ways ARE located; o compel railroads IA
put in private crossings
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

SecssvAsS ROcvos has issseA a,
order dtrsctiuG that Q record hc fur.
nished aad kept II the War Dcpartmea,
Of asccsa~ esDelsosy ~ special quail.
acatipna, pareOaal habts, etc, Of oe.
acese Of Che army belos tho r~nk al
Cols4fl, Including de condition az their
commands and perseatAes Of deser,ions
eee0sronl TAis novel sssS IN the way
q MY rsform 10 based Oh ~ custom
- " oerman Army chiefs Of kssping q
ece44nS .record Of tbs special attain.
@ante 40 qualifications u cach officer.
u iSossgnea TO NIL . want that bas Of
late ysars been seriously fclt in the
army wAsnsvet u has been necessary to
eead ~ o6iceP On soma special service
a. s.eich pscultss qualifications are re.
V*'sPs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-18

Tuk House Committee on the Ssd,c,.
AIRY AsA eomplstsd consideration Of the
Torssy Bankruptcy bill introduced by
Representative l. Il 1syler. of Ohiei,
and ordered u % be repSrteA faverab,y.
A npnbsr at ts~,nendmcsts have been
Mads. 'bas they sre simply ~corrsctions
and chsasea'ot ~phrassoh0ey and u net
e0scs sbs principles Of tAs bill. Mr..
C~aibsrson. NJ 'Tcxas, wilt satmit q
minority report snd urge tAe substits.
ttoe = hts own Sall. which Ia . shor,
mcguire. providing for ths AhrAares
vte\tA six n1n,hs after b~aakrup&cy ol
asy haskrupt who has In eonl Selta ~
sagsed - . trustee ell Of bic vsu1erty
10 t1eWpt under l0cAl Law.