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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
THE Gnu RICHES.
ST. ANNE's CHURCH.

LIST Sunday 10 the month-Holy Com
munion 2 am, Litany 10 80. Morning
Prayer and Second Celebration il a. m,
Evening Prayer 80.
Other Sundays-Holy Communion a..
m.,-Morning Prayer II q. m. Evening
Prayer 4 81 p. m.
st. Anne's Chapel. School
$50 q. m, and 8 p. m Evening Prayer
7.30 p. m.
St. Philips Chapel Holy Communion
1st Sunday a. IN. and 3rd Sunday II a.
m.-Morning Prayer IL a. m. Sunday
School 8 p. m. Evening Prayer 500
FIRST n. E. CHURCH.
Services to morrow at IL A. NJ, and
730 p. NJ Preaching in the morning by
by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Huntley Even
ing Subject: 1.-The Unanswered Prayer
of King Saul" Sunday School p. M.
Meeting for men only ESQ p NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Service tomorrow at IL A. NJ, and
7.30 p. NJ, by the pastor Rev. r. r.. Viii
liams. Morning Subject: "The Safety
Of the Christian. Evening Subject
Learner, Worshipper, Worker,
WESLEY CHAPEL.
Services tomorrow at II A. M. and 7.SO
p. III. Preaching by the Rev. ], Y Shr n
non.
Sunday School at 2 SOP. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at 8 O'Clock
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Low Mass al 81 and O'Clock A. M. with
short sermon. High Mass at 10I O'Clock
A. M. Ves-pers at o'clock and Bene-
dlction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Annapolis baltimore short Line X. n.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFE0r NOV. II. 100.
SUNDAY TRAINS /;

Leave Baltimore for Annapolis, 300 a. m.
and go p. IA.
Leave Annapolis for Baltimore. $50 a. m
aud IS p. N.
A freight train Will run daily except sun
asv Arriving at Annapolis at 80 q m.~
leaves Annap plis for Baltimore At a.lb y. IN
Fare-Annap0lis u Baltimore and return,
H3 Freight taken at lowest rates,
c. a. C0OMBs, 0ena Manager.
Il A. BURCK. Sec aud Treas.
baltimore aud Eastern shore Railroad.
Trains arrive and leave Short Line Depot
Arrive at 75sam Leave at. z s. a. m.
q, 40
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
MT. MoRTAH A. N. Z. CHURCH.

Mt. Moriah A. NJ E. Church. Rev. 1
f. Aldridge. pastor. Preaching Sundays
. 30 p. III. Young Peoples Meeting, A
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
EAsTPoRT BAPTIST CHURcH.

Preaching at IL g. m. and 8 p. m.. by
the Pastor, Rev ] d. Ray6eld. Sabbath
School at 80 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday, st 500 p. N. All are cordial
ly invited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
THE WEATHER ro-MoRRow.

lIWAsu1NaroN, Nov 10, p. M.-The
Weather indications Of the United States
Signal Service for this vicinity, for TWEEN
ty-four hours from p. m to-day, arc for
rain. northerly winds.
Thermometer at THE CAPITAL Office at
noon to-day stood 75'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
ELECTRIC BELLS.

Annunciators. Burglar Alarms, Electric
Bells, Bronze, Nickle and Wood Pushes, Door
and Window Springs, Electric Mattings, Door
Pulls and Attachments, Magnetic Bells, Buzz
zers, Batteries IAN kindly. Foot Pushes, Pear
Pushes, Desk Pushes, and all Supplies for
Electric Bell Work. furnished on short notice;
work guaranteed TO give satisfaction Cm
give good reference. Samples can be seen -
~ MARYLAND Ave
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15

Almanac for Annapolis Tomorrow.
SUI Rises, GA Moon Rises Z 20 A. NJ.
Sun Sets, 445 HiehTide 59a.m 1.l9 Pm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
GERMAN LUTHERAN

Rev. G. Kissling. Pastor. Sunday
School, 9.45 A. NJ Morning Service at
at IL o'clock A NJ Evening Service
8 90 p. n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
VIM. r. SHIELDS,
Barber THAR Dresser
Der. STATE Circle and CornhiII &c.

Particular attention paid 70 Shaving, Hair
Cutting, SbampOoing, Hair Dyeing, &c. Also
Razors set and guaranteed "a give satisfaction
or no charge. Cleanliness a speciality in this
shop. Give me trial:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-15
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Fee-SinPIe Store { DWELLING
PR0PERTY cos. cALVERr q wEsr SIS.
Lot in the rear fronting on Calvert ST.,
and Lot on the West side of Calvert
Street; also Lot on Washing
ton Street in the City of
Annapolis.

DY VIRTUE of the power contained
ID in the viii of John w. Bourke,
tlate Of the City of Baltimore) deceased,
the undersigned, Executor, win sell by
, 1890-01-30
oALKINs IN TmE LEAD.

WAsHISGroN, ID. g.. Jan. 2s,-Scn-
ators Allen and Squire, of Washington,
do not know who will he appointed
United States district judge in Wash
ington. No two men watch with more
interest the nominations from day to
day than the Washington senators,
When they call upon the president they
are courteously received but when the
judgeship Is mentioned there is a cold.
ness manifested by the executive that
chills the marrow in their bones.
Both senators were requested by the
attorney general two weeks ago to make
their recommendations, and were at the
same time given n quiet intImation that
the president would be pleased to have
them recommend Judge Calkins.
AS Senator Allen had promised to
recommend Mr. lIanalord, and Senator
Squire, being a Seattle man, felt in duty
bound TO join him, they told the presi-
dent that they did not know Judge
Calkins and could not recommend him.
1--WE have done all we can in the mat
ter" senatorSquire said to-day. I'VE
do not know who will be appointed, and
expect the appointment ~ come almost
any time"
Representative Wilson says he believes
that Mr. Calkirs will be appointed,
basing his statement On the remark the
president made that he INTENDED to
appoint the Judge himself"
An estimate of the Hmount expended
in telegraphing between Washington
state and Washington city over tho
iudgeship places 1t at 5000, and the
wires are kept hot every day.
, 1890-01-30

The New Minister Formally Received
by the President.

WAsIuNGroS Jan, 2a.-Thc formal
recognition OF the United States of Bra.
Ill by this government WAS completo ted
this afternoon, when the pres idont re-
ceiyed the credentials of Senior Nalcutc.
the new minister accredited by the pro-
visionAl government. Tho president
on receiving Valente, said: mir. Mln.
lister, receive you rs the representative
oI new republic, always grateful
duty to the government of the United
States. The Ucaceful course ol events
that transformed the empire OF Brazil
into the United States at Brazil has
been observed with deep interest bv the
government und people Of this country.
1t is q source of profound satisfaction
to the American people THAT the pToyi,-
iOnal government OF the brazilian re.
public came into power without bluuu-
shed and violence. | trust this circum.
stance may prove "A happy agency of
peace, progress and prosperity in the Gu
Teer which nav opens To tho United
States ol BruXil. Spcuking for the p,n-
pic of this county IL will be my constant
aim to cultivate most friendly relations
with your goveI nment, increase the per
sonal intercourse and enlarge the COM
mcrcial exchange Between the two re-
pnbligsN
, 1890-01-30
wIrn THE nooDLE.
a La Fort" Real Estat. Agent Leaves
Many Creditors Behind u i'm.

IA IoRTE, Ind, Jan, gO-Al Blown. q
real estate and insurance agent, has dis
appeared aud considerable excitement
prevails over his hight. lie has Lccn
here Tor twelve YEAR, and carried ON un
extensive brokerage business. lie
dureI lis friends right aud left, and also
dcirnuied the insurance companies hc
represented. lie cheated a poor widow
ont OF 81 5u0, the amount of policy
which she received On the death of her
husband, and which she loaned Brown
several similar tTII saCtiOus have been
disclosed since his flight. Ills liabilities
are estimated at 81, COO, while his assets
i!y murtgagcd Brown has been located
at tOnCordin. Kan, and he will be forced
to return and face the music.
, 1890-01-30
INCORRECT CRITICISM.
Treatment of the Chiricahua
Apachess
GENERAL CROOKS OPINION.
Chatta Was Not TroGcherous, but
Assisted in the Capture of
the Hostiles.

CmCAdo, Jan. 2O.-Goncfal Crook was
intcy icwcd this afternoon with reference
to lhc dispatches in the Pacific coast
papers crIiici-iug the proposed removal
OF the thiriCahua Apachcs to tie Indian
territory
with reference to tho charge that
Chattn was not faithful. aud that while
serving as scout hc furnished tine hos
tiles with ammunition and Information,
General Crook said; This Is all false
These stories arc being circulated for q
purpose. Chatta was not only
faithful, but II was due en-.
tircly to the efforts of this In
dian scout that the hustiles under
Natchcl aud Geronimo surrendered TO
INC In March, isSG. There wcrc over
ninety OF the hostiles who surrendered
at this time. The terms were thor.
oughly understood, and all promised to
go To Florili. ON the way TO Fort
Bowie, on the night that they campcd
near san Bcrnlr,.iun, IL being extremely
dark, and thoy being filled with bud
whisky and alarmed az the lies OF the
designing white men thirty three Ot
them -tImuedcd. The balance, Including
the families Oi Natchez and Geronimo,
continued ON to Fort Bowie, ami wcrr
sent to Florida, IN accordance with the
terms of their surrender IL Is true
that General Miles did discharge the
Apache scouts, and that after operating
against tuusc thlfty- three Indians tor
thu,g months without hi. ling or cuptur.
ingu tiualy one, Le sent Lieutenant
GutCWDtd with Two ol thutta's scouts,
WHO ste uUdcd ia securing lhe
promise that they should not be
harmed and should be sent to ioin
other families In Florida. IL IS very
improbable that Chatta Was planning ID
ir, sl outbreak 1T the time that he Was
sent to iiurluJ, Us he ana the Gle ciegatlun
of the chiefs had gone 20 Washington
IN June, where lie WAS given the medal
alluded to. Nor Is IL ur0bauls that hi,
scouts would have secured the surrtn.
der Of the party with Geronimo had
they contemplated an outbreak. In
stead of Chutta's icing sent back
to his farm on the feserVa-
tion with his delegation, they were
sent to Florida, where they
received the same treatment as the hos.
tiles whose surrender be had secured 10y
their Efforts. These Indians ARE now
thoroughly subGucd. and there is not
the slightest danger Of their becoming
Troublesome again., All they ask = that
they may be placed where they cHn
have ground to cultivate, in order that
that they may become sclf-sustHiuing
The way these thIriCahua allies have
been treated Is an Outrage ana reflects
OH the honor Of the government
, 1890-01-30
ron NINE DAys
Arrival ofth- Bostun- Howard Atho-
na,um IumpanN In Knn.ns CIIn

kANsw CRY, Jan. 2J.-Thc Boston.
Howard Athenwum Company, which
has been showed up ia the Western
mountains for the past nino days. ar
riyed this morning. I he members oftho
company, although they suffered no Sc
yeteharl,hips, are unanimously pleased
at being able to experience the luNurios
otciyililntton after their long imprson.
ment In the snow. Manager Shackpr
laid tall the blame Of their delay on the
railway company, which insisted on a
lulilc attempt to send tho
snow bound trDin East from
Shady Kun. When comparatively clear
the tracks west would have permittod
them to reach Alta, aud then there
Motlld have been free route east. I'm
the matter Oi food, the snow. bound pus-
schFcfs were compelled To take 'pot
luck with the Chinese snOw.shnycler,
or provide their own means of sub
hstenc0. They preferred the latter.
, 1890-01-30
THE ARID LANDS.
An Attempt to Secure an Appropria-
tion for Irrigation.

Senator Casey, of North Dakota, and
Senator Moody, of South Dakot spoke
for their respective states before the
senate committee OH irrigation this
morning. They urged the need of ap-
propriations 10 make surveys. and both
took the ground that the arlosian well
system Is feasible one In those states.
Senator Moody has given tho question
a good deal oil study, not only since he
arrived here, but before he was u sena-
tor, aud he is regarded as near an au-
thority as any member of the senate.
Major Powell, of the geological survey,
was again present, and asked several
questions OF the Dakota senators.
Senator Moody said, after the meeting.
that the majority OF the committee, lie
thought, would favor Immediate appro-
priations.
, 1890-01-30
ADvIcEs FROM ZANZIBAR.
Dr. Peters In Good Heal In
rasha treaty Improved,

XNsuEAIL Jan. CA number Of
French priests have arrived at Matindi.
Tncy say they recently met Dr. Peters,
the German explorer. concerning whose
death many conflicting reports have
been received at koki, Ho was in good
health.
Tho condition of Emin Pasha has
greatly improved.
The private commercial house of
Bogamayn, OF Nohson a Paul, acting In
behalf of the German East African
Company, is founding commercial fac-
tOrio, on the west coast system. If the
project proves successful, II will bring
about the destruction OF the MONOPOLY
of trade which the British AMI Indian
merchants have held iG ! centuries.
, 1890-01-30
TREASURER REILLY.
Meeting of the Committee Appointed
to Audit His Accounts.

DrrRoIr, Jan 9.-The committee ap-
pointed to audit the accounts OF Treas
urer Reilly, Of tho National Land
League, began It's laDors to-day. Mayor
Cushing, of Omaha, was elected chair
man. It was decided ohold open meet
ings.
The question was asked why the
auditing was to be done, and President
Fitzgerald sand that u long time had
elapsed since the last convention, and
moved to continue the postponement to
the next one at the request Of Parnell
and Others.
Dr. Reilly considered it due to the
friends Of Ireland la America that they
should have a clear statement Of his
stewardship ns IA matter of business
principles, and for his own satisfaction
the CON nittee docidcd to make detailed
OK animation.
, 1890-01-30
HOUSE PRoCEEDISGs.
A BiIl to Provide for the Issue of
Circulating Rank Notes,

The house passed bill providing that
in cases of pension claims Of dependent
parents II shall be necessary only TO
show the dispensatlon office that the
parents are without other means OF
support than their manual labor.
Mr.. Dorsey reported from the com.
mit,ee on currency a bill to provide for
the issue Of circulating notes to national
banks. II provides in substance that
upon the deposit Of United States bonds,
any bank be- entitled TO receive circ ulat.
ing notes not exceeding la amount the
, 1890-01-30
pAUL srEEN's SUICIDE.
lie Takes n Fatal Leap Into Eternity
From IA Table,

BUTTE Jan. 27.--Thc dead body of
Paul stern, a German, % years of age.
was discovered this morning at $40 Ens.
Park street suspended at the end of a
small rope, the other end being tied to a
joIst overhead. The suicide had stood
on the table, arranged for mis- hanging
deliberately, and then took the intal
leap On MS person were found IA gold
watch and VI In money. Stern came To
Butte from Helena about three weeks
ago lie was shoemaker by trade, and
bore a good reputation among his
friends, who are surprised at his SELF
estruction. Ho wHs of q mechanically
deposition and complained of III health.
No other reason is assigned for the rash
, 1890-01-30
TELEGRNpH sUpEKvIsIos.
A Favorable II cport Ordered ON Sem
atOr spoOner's BiIl.

WAsmsGToS, Jan. 21-rhe senate
committee this morning instructed SEN
ator Cullom torcport favorably, with u
slight amendment intended to define
more clearly the powers of the commis-
sion, the bill introduced by Senator
Spooner to confer upon the interstate
commerce commission the authority to
regulate tolcgrat,Iic commerce between
tho several states The bill, in effect.
applies the law relating to railroads and
TO telegraph companies. II is sub
stantially the bill passed by the senate
at the last session.
, 1890-01-30

NbpVup Tor public building at Los
angeles, Cal.
Tho bill introduced fSr the erection of
q monument to Abraham Lincoln on the
gettysburg battle licld was referred.
MIR. ingalls, offered long preamble
and resolution as tDthe debts due by the
southern states on the Indian trust
I'lnus' ana on tho direct tax Of lSGl. The
RESOLUTION directs the secretary Of The
treasury to furnish the senate with full
Information un the subject, agreed to.
Mr Frye presented memorial, ask
ing Tor nm appropriation for a structure
~ Philadelphia CommCmoruting tae
great events Of the century of our nu.
tionnl life; referred
Mr. Mitchell addressed the senate on
the bill Tor the ticr coinage of silver.
" was, he said, "a subject involving the
contention, In main, between the rich
ana tile poor. between tho creditor class
and the debtor class. IL involved gi-
gantlc effort -- OF perhaps, the
term "conspiracy'' might not
oe inappropriate - on the part
OF special class ana its
nllicS To depress values, In ortcr that
the prices of the creditors bonds and
note, and uorit.a,,z ,,1 ,,,lI ,,ir
r,i,,h, lao i,,,rc..n,, il, IL, - 49,
,,n,,as ~ 't'.,...,,...' '''''' - ~" w.,
fo"i' W 't''"' augmented ihe
'ctu'hg n'I' nc salu, was not demand
Tor the issue of an unlimited supply OF
money, as all agreed that such "A rulicv
would bo suici.Ifl fl ,.,I.fI -
.yer Ia nr,viJc G,r,.,,s,'I.,,, '',,'', ''o"
of the circuIn,ipg mcLi,,,, n,. ,,i'i.,L -.
,,,a, a., io...t, -.
increasinu busines, nf thc cnn,,,.,. H,'y ,'',
which would fond ,octack ,in ai,,,,'i,',' 'i''.
decline i'm tho valnc of C,rms ,,r,,,,,.'.,i
uct, and o,hor con,rn".ii,i,., ,Tt.
nuestlon was vLe,h,- +, ,I,,,II, '.,o,i,.I
of n,nov sbon,I bc ro.c.,,It.sI',,
whether yold nInre shnri,, "a,,,i,,,a "
be the monetary st,nd,rJ Nr Nii,Ct,,i
49,, 90, o. -, 80 - 80 H''"e'
W w "'N"' '""' wv uu'y way to
restore anu preserve national prosperity
was to provide by law for u free. and
unlimited coinage of silver bullion into
standard silver dollars. OF the
pte.ent yyei,b, md Ar.,,s. ,,I l..
,h,, 80 - '''',',v,'' """ I" give
-, - ,'1s,e '''' uV"' P"l w iuhe''h OF
legal tender OF course with proper r.
sricuons to prevent the mints from i'm
positions, and also to provide for the Is.
sue legal tender cert iiCates based on the
silver coinage. Mt WINDOWS bill as IL
now stood, he rrgardei as fatally de-
iecuVe. with Slight amendments, how
ever that proposition stood thiri In his
cstlmation As measure IN the right
age OF silver stood hrsL
Atter an executive session, the senate
adjourned.
CoSPfRNIrtoSs
, 1890-01-30
TO CHECK RUSSIA.
4 franco-German Offensive and De
fensivo Alliance Urged.

PANS, Jan. 2o.-ColoneI A. STOPPED,
formerly French military attache at
Berlin, who warned the government he
forc 1870 that the efficiency Of the
German army would mako wir
disastrous to France, has published
% sensational pamphlet advocating "a
Franco German offensive and defensive
alliance To check Russia. This alliance.
however. he ,uii Is only possible II
Alsaco- Lorraine l. restored 10 France.
, 1890-01-30
ms HEAD BLowN orr.
The Foreman ofa St"n. Quarry Killed
by u a.ynnmite Lrpiusior.

LANCASTER, Penn, Jan. - A fright
ful accident occurred at u stone quarry
at Chickies this morning, \ charge Of
dynamite failed to explode, aud when
William Mcstcnhotlyr the foreman,
went to Investigate, tho charge explode 0
rs he Wa looking az II, tearing OF his
head and mangling his body Ia a fright
ftil mariner
, 1890-01-30
HOUSE pi,UcEsplsas.
Discussion Of the Biii for the Free.
tion of United States Prisons.

t"h W tuttou Sthtes PRISONS
MIR. NcCrcary offered a resolution
congratulating the people of Brazil on
the assumption OF rcpubllcanisrn, rocog-
mixing the country by tho United States
as free and independent republic, and
instructing the presidentto give proper
notice OF recognition to Brazil.
The house went into committee o. tho
whole To consider tho bill approprating
$4,000, 600 for tho erection of three Unit.
ed statcs prisons, and for tho imprison.
mcnt OF United States prisoners. An
amendment was adopted providing that
there be such an Arrangement
In the construction of the prison build.
ings that prisoners under ~ years OF age
should not In any way bo associated
with prisoners above that age
Tho committee then rose and reported
tho bill to the house and II was passed.
motion to reconsider tho vote by
which the bill passed was made, and
also one to lay the mOl!on ON the table.
On tho latter motion no quorum was
voting. and Mr.. Holman having raised
his point. the house without further
action adjourned.
, 1890-01-30
ruEScH HEruHLICANs.
4 Declaration Of tho Essential rrlnci-
pI.s Of the PARTY.

PARIS, Jan. 2o.-lhc preliminary con
ference ot the republican party to-day
declared that the essential basis OF tn"
republican progress were the muinten'
anrc OF the military system that mudo
every FrcnChman adolcudcr %. h., Jouu-
try, respect for the laws, development Ol
popular education and the defense OF tho
SOY ucigiy uf the people against the
schemes aud projects ui all prvtcuicfs,
'ur other c1n-mrLiJrs, who propose the
rcstorntiOu of the monarchy, or the en-
pirc, or the rule of any dictator.
, 1890-01-30

LEXINGTON, n.y., Jan. 2D-Thc Sharp
rides of this city have received orders to
be ready to march to Harlan county.
Tho occasion is the apprehension ,t
trouble there when the circuit court
opens The Legislature htS ordered an
investigation into the troubles m that
county, and 1t viii probably be made
while the troops are there.
, 1890-01-30

ST. PAUL, Jan. 2o,-Thc Missouri Val
ley Stone Contractors Association re-
solved to-day to give place to the Ma
tionsl Stone Contractors Association.
A constitution and rules for the new
body were adopted, including clause
making any contractor having anything
TO do with prison labor illcgiblc to mem .
bership. This bars out number of
heavy contractors.
, 1890-01-30

George Chandler first assistant secre-
tary of the interior, to-day affirmed the
decision OF the Seattle, Wash, land
Office in the rejection of. NJ. Galbraith's s
declaration statement in his filing on
land in sections II and o. of township 81,
range o. The tract he wanted was i7G
acres and, owing to the section lines,
could not be divided to give him the pre-
else amouAt to which he was entitled.
The local office would not allow him to
file on the entire lot. The secretary
says that there was no other course for
the local office 10 pursue.
, 1890-01-30

WAsnISGroN, Jan. 2i.-Iialentl. I,c
Brazilian minister, to-day received o
cablcgram, dated Rio Janorio. from
Barboza, the Brazilian minister ol
finance, say ing capital for a great ma
as the National Bank Of the United
states of Brazil was subscribed to-day
within four hours. The capital Is $780,
OOO,UOO.
, 1890-01-30
AN ENPERT CROOK.
several Banks and rTiyatc Citizens
Nictimi,ed,

KKoNvlLLE, Tenn, Jan, GA young
man giving the name OF g. l.. Patton.
operated hero aud at Middlehourgh re
Gently, purchasing real estate ON u large
scale. Ii has turned out that he was
an expert crook. lie has victimizcd
several banks aud citizens with forged
checks. The total amount Of his gains
is estimated ut $4,000. lie hus disap-
HparaI
, 1890-01-30
THREE PERSONS KILLED.
A Railway Collision at Biughamton.
New York.

BlSGHAMroS, y. y. Jan. 2O.-The
passenger train at the Oswcgo depot to
night was run into by another express
train from the rear. Tho particulars are
meagcr, but three persons aro reported
10 hAyo boon kIlLed.
, 1890-01-30

~ sectional agitation would cease and
tho people of the South were permitted
20 shape their course to tho interests of
theis communities without having to
guard themselves from attacks from the
outside, there would be fewer occasions
for violations OF the law.
MIR. George again took the floor, and
the resolution went over until to.mor-
row, without action.
adjourned
, 1890-01-30
TO SECURE 4 RIGHT OF WAY.
A Citizen OF Puyaiiup an His Way 90
wBsLinglOn.

CmcNGo, Jan. 90. james Knox, one
of the leading citizens of the Puyallup
valley, in tho Puget sound country, Is in
this city on his way to Washington,
where he will try to secure from CON
grcss thc right of way for railroad
across the PuyHllup Indian reservation
to connect the city of Tacoma with the
town of puyullup
, 1890-01-30

NHw SoRH, Ian. Max F. Eller u
lawyer living In Brookiyn, was arrested
to-day chargoi with swindling Isaac
Johnson, II dry goods merchant ofDrook-
lyn, out of 500 by means OF forged
mortgage. When placed under arrest
he drew revolver and tried TO kill him
self. After struggle the revolver was
taken away. II, confessed his guilt.