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Tried to Convert His Murderer.

NEW YORK, May 23.-A special from Spring
field, No., says: Sheriff May of Stone county,
No., brought to the Ozark Jail yesterday for
safekeeping. Fletcher Kirby, young man Of
Carroll county, Ark, who has confessed the
whose body was found about a month ago.
KIRBY was arrested in Texas. He says he
persuaded Rogers to go to lonely spot on the
pretext of showing him q store, Rogers wishing
60 buy such place. Kirby shot Rogers. and
while he was yet alive began to rob him, but
was seized with remorse and contemplated
suicide. The dying school teacher begged him
to live and seek Divine forgiveness. Kirby
asked the dying man to pray for him. and the
two men clssped hands and prayed. Kirby
alleges that another man planned the murder
and received half the booty from Kirby,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
A Lawn Tennis Tournament.

BALTIMORE, May 23-The fourth annual
tournament for the championship of tas
Southern Lawn Tennis Association will be held
on the grounds of the Baltimore Cricket Club
at Mount Washington, beginning June 3.
Entries will close at noon May 81. The winner
of the first prize in singles will play Mr.. A IA.
s. Post for the championship of the association
and the silver pitcher which he now holds. Mr..
Post has won the pitcher twice. lie must be q
third time winner 70 become the owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
Fletcher Harner .Jr Dead.

NEw YORK, May 23.-Fletcher Harper, O
member of the publishing firm Of Harper d
Brothers and q son of Fletcher Harper, the
youngest OF the original four brothers who e.-
tablshed the publishing house. died at his
residence in this city last night. aged sixty-two
years. Mr.. Harper had been in bad health for
a number of years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
Plans of English Liberals

LONDON, May 23.-The liberals are extremely
anxious to force general election at as an early
day as possible, owing to the discomfort aroused
among the British taxpayers by the land pur-
chase bill and the belief that that discomfort
would involve liberal victory. In every
speech made by the Gladstonians the cost of
the land purchase scheme is kept prominently
to the front, the figures being placed at fI5O.
0O0.oO0 instead of the government estimate of
ESQ 600 OOO
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No Rum for the Heathen.

An INSTRUMENTATION committee appointed
by the several womens missionary societies of
the northwest at their recent meetings gathered
in Washington today and organized by the
election Of Mrs. J. w. Foster Of this city as
chairman. The purpose Of the committee 10
to agitate for the passage Of laws intended to
prohibit the expectation from the United States
OF Intoxicating liquors to heather lands.
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Marie Gagnot's Murderer.

PARIS May 23-The concergerie OF the
house in which Marie Gagnot was murdered
has been arrested, together with his wife and
father-in law. The mans name is Briquet.
Nine. Briquet has confessed stealing jeselrv
from Maries room after the murder was conn.,
mitted but all three deny any knowledge of
how the girl was killed. The police believe
that either Briquet or his wife 10 the guilty
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

- ave. NV, Is putting on the Best Charcoal
Tin Roofing. at a. 80 per square and guarantee for
three years; will last nifty years II kept properly
LArkOBES to heat room above. Bio, ego, x25 and
$40: fifteen patterns to select from.
RANGES with water back. l and $1S ten different
makes IN stock Novelty steel Plate Furnaces pest in
market Piunbn. and gas fitting; can give low esti-
matss and good work. Reirigerators, Ice Cream
treezers, Gas and .Dangier' vapor Stoves; very
best vspor Fluid, 3 gals. IS cents.
Telephone 9e4-2. apo6.lm
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THE STEAMER RUSH TO GO TO ALAsKA-In.
structions similar to those sent to the captain
OF the Bear were sent yesterday to the COM
mander of the Rush, at San Francisco to pro.
ceed to Alaskan waters and protect the seal
fisheries there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TODAY we're
Secretary Proctor, Senators Allison. Dawes,
Hoar. Hiscock, Evarts. Pierce, Speaker Reed
and Representatives Cheatham Cogswell. Con-
ger, owen, Farquhar, Carter, Bowden, Dolliver
and Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
Gen. MiddIeton's Succes.or.

ToRoxro, May 2S.-Lieut Col Denison. IL il
rumored here, is to succeed Gen. Sir Frederick
Middleton a. commander of Canadian militia.
Denison some years ago won the prize. open TO
the world, offered By the Russian government
for the best treatise on cavalry tactics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
Mr.. Lane Renominated.

EFFrSoHAM, Ill, May 2s.-Edward Lane wss
unanimously renomina;ed for Congress by the
democrats of the seventeenth district yester-
day here. John N. Palmer was indorsed Zoe
Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

sRNFIRsT PAYMENT-l9TH ISSUE.
MAY, 1890
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
Shares 81. so per month.
Subscription books open for shares in the 10th
issue. First payment May, 1880.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
Office hours. from am. to 4 80 pm. daily On
the first Wednesday in each month the Office will be
open IRON u TO O'Clock pm. Advances will be made
promptly at O'Clock pm.
THOMAS soMERvIILE.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Sec'ry. my6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kSAMERICAN SECURITY d TRIIST 90
49, l4l9 q ST NV.
CAPITAL SI,o,O. OCU
-iiKEFEkRED STOCK OF the THOMSON Nous
5oN ELECTRIC Co, bearing SEVEN PER CENT
ulNcen,is payable semi annually, sale at S26 &c
Pc P, snare, par SD good investment Particulars
TWO PER CENT INTEREST allowed nv, aorosits
subject TO check at sight No time restrictions
SURETYSHIP BONDS furnished
A. I. BRITTON, A. A. THOMAS
President. Second Vice President
c. j. BELL. pFRCV n MErZGER
FIRST vice President Sec'y and Treas.
DIRECTORS
A l. Brltton- NJ. NJ Parker. VIM NJ. Coats
y@as; "a Y fltch. &. c. Duncanson Crosby s Noyes.
W >. thompson. Chas Porter Beriah wilkins.
larry r. West. A. A. Thomas. John T. Herrell.
noDt Dornan. Jas. G. Payne Martin + Morris.
MIL werner NJ. W. Beveridge. John 5. jerks.
u = Iouchheim Nath. r. Janney. Allen II. Reed.
u j. Bell. Caleb j. Milne. myl2-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated S3,1OO, al
follows: Registered As, $4,000, 300 at 1872
Registered AIS, $1,000 at 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-Wm. w. Bradley
has been appointed store keeper in the first
district OF Ohio and John s. Simmons store
keeper and gauger in the district of Georgia.
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-SNATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING AM
~ LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK.

k@SNAIlONAl. MUTUAL BUILDING AND
49, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK.
CHARLES b. PEET, President,
- Late of Rogers, Peet 4 Co.
JOSEPH J. LITTLE, First Vice President,
OF J. j. Little Co, Printers and Book Binders NY
j. EDWARD SIMMONS, Second Vice President,
President of the Board Education of the city of New
lork and Pres dent of the Fourth Nat. Bank, NY;
GEORGE X. SUTHERLAND, Sec. and Gen. Manager.
President of the Bank OF campbell, Campbell NY;
JAM ES Il. PITCHER. Treasurer.
Depository: Chemical National Bank Of New York
Trustee Of the Loan Fund: The Mercantile Trust
CJmpany of New York.
Loans made anywhere in the District of Columbia
Maryland Virginia.
l. WALTER WEED. Sec,
m23-6t 1914 ST.
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THE UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY,
1928 + st. n.w.,
Washington. DC.
Capital. 8 100, 900.
Estates Managed. Rents Collected, Real Estate
Bought and Sold on Commission, Money to Loan on
Real Estate and on Well endorsed Paper
W. L. BRUEN, President:
y. A. ROBBINS, Vice President:
Col j. b. NIXON, Secretary;
A. L. COLLINS Treasurer
}. H. HITCHCOCK,
j. b. NIXON
n. A. ROBBINS,
HENRY TAYLOR,
mS-3m Board Of Discount
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k r E o l..
WALTER G: SCOTT l. CO., MANUFACTURERS
And JOBBERS OF CIGARS, HAVE REMOVED TO
3l4 STH ST. NV. The ONLY STRICTLY WHO'LL
SALh CIGAR HOUSE IN The CITY. NO BRANCH
STORES. No GOODS SOLD AT RETAIL
TELEPHONE CALI1-ll36-3. my23-lm
K~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
- trict Of Columbia. Washington, May 23,
lSSO-Io whom il may concern: The Commissioners
oi the District OF Columbia have received from Con
gress the following bill with request for their views as
20 The proprlety Of enactlng it, Before reporting
TINS bill the Commissioners desire know what obec-
tons, any, exist to said proposed legislation and for
that purpose will hold special session at > O'Clock
THURSDAY, the 10Th instant, TO give hearing to
parties interested: Bill (H. T. l0l05) For the
protection of the rights of of lots in Columbia
Harmony Cemetery, i'll the District OF Columbia" 1t
R<SREPoRT OF THE CONDITION
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
AT washington, III the District of Columbia at the
close Of business. May II, 1880
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~wE ARE SELLING FULLY GUAR
aNTEiD. EAsYRUNSING 12-INcK LAWN
MOWER FOR s450.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS s2.75
DoZ
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. 2Oc. EACH.
SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE WITH SPRING
HINGES. sl.25
POULTRY WIRE, 75c. PER 100 SO TT.
LIGHTNING OK GEM ICE CREAM
FREEZERS, 3-QUART, sl.75.
25 FEET GARDEN HOSE WITH PATENT
BARBER Il ROSS,
GIL PENN. AVE.
CUT PRICES ON TENNIS
SRISHT RISHH pifs0Ss fr CHASE K1c6GET. 400
WKIGHT DlTsoN's SEARS SPECIAL
wkfe2f fe2 Dlf SONS REGULATION BALLS. 4aSc
ctSyas ks B1tS1 ,IESSis MIS- AZ zoo %
SQUARE FEET myl7-3m
ARTIST TAILOR.
he vii BE- Be- pleased bet to see and
friends m19-2w'
knSTHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
xdns EMP9kAkY II }be n,IoF 9TIiGEs ~ 1Ss i49i
.o~rv IN eorner 9th and = sts NV: -,
Well Secured Loans. guaranteed By the Company.
INTEREST PAID.
Call on or correspond with us.
b. II. WARNER, President.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b. Bailey, George F. Schafer
James L. barbour Thomas SOmerv1lle
George T. Bartol, john A Swope.
Richard W Gay j. \ Swormstedt
CumningA Hattersley W. L abbott
j. J. Darlington, George Iruesdell
John JOY Edsou, B n Warner
Charles J. Faulknex A. A. Wilson.
Albert +. Fox. l. d. Wine,
y. Z. Green, s. ". Woodward,
MlLGIn D. Gurley. Chas. Benz. Wilkinson
John r. Lsrner. A y. Worthinston.
f24-3m
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
~ Cheques All methods of Printing and
Engraving. GEDNEN x ROBERTS.
my 4O7 10th St, Adjoining Post Building.
K~wAsHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT co,
~ GIG and 81 Pa ave.,
are now prepared to RENT BOXES at greatly RE-
DCCED RATES m2I-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY Internal
| revenue. S560, ,l06; customs. s541, ,913.
The PErREL will be ready for sea by June /.
the needed castings having been received at
Norfolk to replace the defective ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL EN-.
DOWMENT ASSOCIATION DESIRES TWO so.
ILCIToRs IN THIS CITY, MEN OF PLEASING
ADDRESS AND LARGE ACQUAINTANCE CAN
SECURE PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. REFER
ENCEs REQUIRED. APPLY TO LAWRENCE
GARDNER. SECRETARY. 41e 10TH ST.
m23-2t
49, bestos Paints and Wood Stains; Fire proof
Coverings for Pipes fues Boilers stoys and Furnace
Cenlents Asbestos ClotlA and Ropes, Steam Packing
Most daresf %M sSo1s LEWIS to Sole Agents.
II THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT
- holders Of OAK Hill Cemetery Company
saF Of TSTSE%s
4 SEE Our RIGHTLY MADE NEw-sTYLE lyle
-, 3-button Cutaway Sack in Blue and Black
mS ana GEORGE fGs Has
D,a ness suits ana 81. 80 Two-piece Chdren's
Ca earI ro sn VII stSse tne,i H out
o31 Pa ave. 1t
S-NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS-OFFICE OF
Washington, nc. May @3 Is30@An act Of Congress-
approved May g. is96 provides that the of inter
on assessments Tor special improvements including
the OF water mains now due to aud the liens for
SIX per centum snnum in lieu of the rate and pen
allies now fixed by law, ana OF all accrued il such
lakes and assessnents paid before June 80
IS9O. j. W. DOUGLASS, l.. q. HINE, II. NJ. ROB
ERR, Commissioners, II. C.. nly..3-32t
K,SAY! GRAND ARMY MEN!
WA IL you're going to paradoon the Goth
yOu'iI want new coat That's the day Of
all others you want to look slick"
We've got Just what you want-made it our
seIyes-esreci.illy for your use. Its REGULA-
TON CUT with the NATIONAL GAR. BUT
TON VIZ GUARANTEE THE COLOR TO
BE THOROUGHLY RELIABLE-ald
is the price-Cheap enough, isn't it! WE'VE
ALL SIZES.
Come individually or send an order for
your whole Post. IT'S THE BEST COAT
YOU CAN POSSIBLY GET.
my23-lm SAKS AND COMPANY.
KMSTHE TWO MATINEES.
STRAUSS first appearance in Washington will be at
the Matinee at Lincoln Hall TOMORROW (sATUR-
DAY. AFTERNOON, when he will present the same
Rroxram rendered BY niln on the Opening night at
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Washington, county of Washington SIS:
i, FREDERICK A. SrlER cashier of the above
named bank, do solenly that the above state
is true to the best of my knowledge and b,lIef
+. A S1IER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'D day of
May. 1890 q. W. BAILOTH.
Correct-Attest: NotarJ Public.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, /
T. A. WALKER, D....
N. r.. AbIOII, 4 DHeetors'
m23-2t L. A. TSCHIFFELY. JR..
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&STHE TWO MATINEES
STRAUSS nrst appearance IN Washington will be at
the Matinee at Lincoln Hall TOMORROW (sATUR-
DAY. AFTERNOON, when he will present the same
program rendered BY MIN the openng night at
Boston; Some good seats for this matinee still un-
sold ut Metzerotts.
he Matinee on SUNDAY AFTERNOON by GIL
MOkE'S BAND and his Sololsts will be crowded.
deserved seats, 81 and 30 cents General admis-
sion, 80 cents. 1t
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CHEAPER THAN COAL
USE THE PERFECT SUCCESS GAS STOVE.
Call and examil a
aps c. A. MUDDIMAN, GA 18th ST.


y1-DR. l. $, NICHOLSON HAS MOVED HIS
49, Office and Residence from 604 9th ST. TO
1911 ii St NV. Office hours to IL am. to pm.
Telephone 319-3 m2-lm
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
~ pany northeast corner 10Th ST. and New
York receives deposit for safe keeping at very
moderate rates. silver Ware Securities and valuables
every description. safe Deposit Boxes for rent
the very lowest rates. my:5-:}nI
RS THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO-
- cistion.-Fifth series; first payment first
Monday in june. Shars, S2 each per cent interest
Subscriptions can be made and constitutions obtain ed
AT the following named places:
OFFICE OF The ASSOCIATION, 303 9TH It sw
A. DEPUE. Prest., U. I. THOMPSON, Sec,
$50 AZ St s.w. Central NATL Bk Bldg.
W.T.WALkER, V frest. j. 4. PETTY. Treas,
l4ll st. NV. District Building
A ARCHER, ", H. BUTLER,
R. A. wAIKEK JH JOHNSON,
9TH aud . SITS. NV. BOB 9Th st. sw
DIR. r. II. GUNNELL. j. N BIRCkHEAD,
62o Penna 10th aud La. w.
myl6-lm
~ No. 2--Parties desiring to take stock in this
new company, paying 50 per share each month until
500 yer share is paid in, be started with 300
shares soon as the old company IL closed up will
please subscribe i'll writing, addressed 45S Lousi
ana ave. meeting of subscribers tor organization
and election OF officers will be called when all the stock
is subscribed. >. H. WALKER. ml7-lnl
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents Of the District
OF Columbia as follows: Original invalid.
Matthias Henning, John Lavigne (Anacostia) J;
increase John Taylor. John LAWN (Sodiers'
Home) James Egan Soldiers Home). Fred
erick f. Schoiter, William Heyn (Soldiers'
Home); reissue, Delass Jones, restoration. and
reissue, Rowland NJ. Jones'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

L. b. BARNUM 4 CO.,
mo1-4t 93l Penn ave.
TO THE PUBLIC: AM NOW READY
49, to fill orders for School Medals at the very
Lowest Prices. Finest Workmanship and Best Ma
teriaL Send in your orders at once
5. DESIO, Manufacturing Jeweler,
4]9 9th st NV,
ms2G-3t' Rooms 4, > and u, Upstairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

Il I.wALKER SONS. aO4 10TH ST N.w.-As-
bestOs Goods. Moth proof Paper and Wax I. 2 and
S-pls Prepared koonng, Elue Lining and Tops. W. b.
Lime. CenleEts. White Wash brushes cheap. apis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23

IHE PRESIDENT has approved the act in re-
gard to "a bridge across the Oconee river in
Georgia, the act increasing the appropriation
for the public building at Sacramento, Cal,
nnd the act for public building at Ashland
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
CuVpiar

Forest drcs 1t Cottonwood canyon
Mont. have destroyed = .ast amoani OF
valuable timber. having worked along
the entire length Of the canyon and
high up the mountains on either siie.
Chief Justice Morton, Of the NAsSa-
chuse:ss Supreme Court has rendered
his resignation. prompted By failing
health
The nex sta:nc OF Lafayette. . gifs OF
France 70 the United States which has
arrived as New York On the steamship
La Noenandie. Il In thirty pieces
twenty-five OF which ere marble and
ave beoaSe
During . recent drs at Seattle. wash.
JsDss Leaman jeaped down frU0 the
third stosy u . bailding. . distasce a
thirty feet viii. his wife IN his as0A
aaA sscsped ssrieas injury.
Over 4Ssa.eee pounds Of voea have
bess shivpsa-ftuo Great FsliA Nsst.
this yeaE.
o. stFeet vosk Seattle expende4 To-
~ year enAed June =, Sse4e4
John ErAasak Who aIsA n Bsooklyn
NeueAH uas ~ slAea easto0s n
specsr n ~ eosntry. having sasesea
~ 0svtss Ioag bsSese ~ var He
vss ~ fsshes q Csllsetee 6has1h =
Ne9 Yeek
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
SONS OF


0
~ rseDAA
NJ Jcssrw. Ma. Asx H. Never 49,
fore In tho hssscey ~ the oei~s ~ Spas
os Veterans have sa~h 6r~ss efforts
eeea pa. forth to ~csrc The attend.
sscc Of the rank and . ais ss . Ne
uonsi encamrsnept of the o~isr In
addition se p~r~vsa.s arrivals hs 'osios-
Ing ss~ hes~: Pact colceei ~ Y UHsise.
OF Omaha. Camp ~ ~ T~csmseh. N~h. in
command Of CapsAla e. ~ ShA. VITA
them came rss. Colonel A~pyirss,. -
headquarters train bearing Commander.
ta-CAsef tseiaan and tho Eastern meA.
hen Of the ssaa. I.is,le ~ battery All
vtvmoes camp Ma .s9 cs t~ndiss.F-'&
RULED tsso the Union Depot N The t:ar
iiaescA Later IN tho day IN addition
81 aumbes u Iiiiaois soys r~aca~t -
Joseph. and she Ne~ Jer~~y dele
ruSes came in on the train irun heal
quart~n Camp iss % King Gar AL
Ksag C,,y r-s, "a A. r.. arrived On Tho
chicAeo Ruriissssn a vusnry. ~ ,h~
same time shs SAh~tAA casne tasi A.
rived ov~s The Grand leland. AMI sAs al
1890 msAe headquarters hand. With aatT
81 Camp Grimm Nearly cv~sy camp IN
Northwest Missouri IL ~prc~rassd. AL
there viii b. large arrivals from every
other portion OF tho S;ai~
The Ladies' Aid Sursesy delegates ~
In the city In forcc ard vili h~xin a."
fourth MANUAL meeting today. II"
oacsu prssrn, arr; Mr> Ella l. Jen"s
National president Ais,cnA IN; Mr.
Sophia MeEl,san. National treasure.
~ l.oais: Mira Ada 1. >hannoa. chief
Of stan. philadelphia. Miss Ada Hayes
member Of the National coanoii. AMI
Miss flcmins. Nssioaai iasprctss. ,Ai-
cAe0
Of tho Missouri campo which cane.
campa 50 and q. OF ~ l~satA reachsi ~"
city this mssaiag Camp it1 "f sasss-
nah, Mo. aai the Usrani Array men -
Andrew Coun,y. arrived on the Maple
Leaf route" a, eight oclork- Camp ial.
| Of Nasyvili~. and the Grand Army psst
Of sAsa piaco arrived 81 srscn o'eic~s
Al ~ led by tho Msrysiii" eoFn"s
banA
Tho great parade took place ., ,hr~"
o'clock In the afternoon ana 10 - ss,.'
mated that 10. 100 men w~rc In line The
parade wAs made upcf sons ~ Vst-raaN
q. A. X members and members ~ tho
various secret organizations Of n" ciir
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

ST. JosErH. No. Ang. 30.-J.J J. Brown
vice president Of the Farmers' Bank. OF
Broken Bow. Neh. started for this city
,end days ago On business connected With
his bank and the ST Joseph Loan 4
Trust Company. Shortly aferwad his
family received word that he hsd ~
rived here and shen ali correspondence
ceased A week passed before his lam
ily became alarmed IT not bearing
further from him. and . telegram vas
then sent 70 the 81 Joseph Tras: CON-
pany, asking them 70 look him Up A
careful search was msdsrAus no usce Of
him could be found
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
ADDITIONAL DlSRA~CHn

The Senate on the S0th again took up
the Tariff bill, MI. Allison taking Occa-
sion to express certain modified views
The House passed a bill amending the
Alien Contract Labor law; also a Till to
adjust labOrcr's accounts under the
Eight-uOur Law.
STEAMER DANIETIS of the Oklahoma
Legislature. was Frustrated by heat At
Guthrie on the 30th. Governor Steels
message spoke Of the effect Of the pro-
tracted drought in addition to the con-
ventional subjects
An attempt is being made by certain
members Of the peerage to purify the
British aristocracy.
THREE monks and q boy were killed
by bandits supposed for money. near
Narni. Italy. recently.
GENERAL. JOUBERr. the noted Boer
leader. declares tho natives Of Africa
Are being ruined by liquor.
An attempt was made to burn Senator
StanfOrd's stables At the Palo Alto
ranch, near Mcnlo Park. Cal, recently.
The Chinese walchmen frustrated the
attempt
IT is not thought likely Congress can
adjourn before October.
CLEARING house returns for tho week
ended August 80 showed an average in
crease of 81 compared with the CORE
spending week OF last year. In New
York the increaSe was0.a
The London Stock Exchange vas act
i've and prices buoyans during the week
ended August 80. The Continental
bourscs showed frmncs&
The Patriarch Of Armenia has with.
drawn his resignation. the Sultan hav-
ing promised redress
THERE is general failure in the crops
In the district OF the Ssguenay in Que
bee. The failure is duo to dry weather
and frostS Many families are prcpar-
ing to cmigratc to tho United States 70
obtain employment in the cotton fact
orieA
NARY ELixABEra COOLEY. vito 81
Judge T. n Cooley Of the Intsr-Stats
Commerce Commission, died At Am Ar
Dor. Mich, recently.
u. Ok GreN the Russian Minister oi
Foreign Affairs receiving several dip.
lomatA expressed himself as completely
satisfied With the roSalt Of the recent
interview betweea the Cxaraaa Eupccea
William.
FIFTY soldiers attacked 70 tAe garft-
con At Glcgou. PrussiaA Silosia, are SUIT
fcrinS from inauca4a.
TmK blast fuenacs Den q Eag1an1
l havN AaridrA In ewunnpA thnsp SenfeA
brethren ~ho are STRIKING for ~ h
crease in The usges PaiA toe SuDaas
! work
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

The funeral OF William Walters W he
was lynched at Mayview. Mo. for the
murder OF Mr.. Parker. occurred IT
Lexington, Rev. I. n. Trip!ets perform
ing the services The colorcd people
generally were In the procession. Walt
ers MAS but sixteen years and three
months old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

&Tw .Worid's Fair directors held .
seoiooOn tho 18th, and by . viva vOce
.su1e sd1bAarcd Washington park their
sJAeferekc0 70 4t could be secured. A res
pEssed declaring that . site
slfbnJd not be decided upon until q few
days befor6r the meeting Of tho National
Commission. Tho date was fixed for
SeptembEf ..
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

OMAHA. Neb, Sept I.-Ole Sittlctreck.
. Swedish cooper. was found dead under
the Eleventh street viaduct with his
skull crushed. A bloody club was found
near the body. He Is supposed to have
been murdered for his money. rs be re-
ceived his pay on Saturday and had no
money when found
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

THE London Chronicle advocates mi
grafton from the congested districts in
Ireland to. waste lands which only re-
auire to. b8 reclaimed and cultivated in
order to afford . Subsistence for the
surplus population. 1t exhorts the
Government to take immediate acton
and not to wait until the people are en-
Ieebled by hunger. All true patriots.
whether home rulers or not. it says can
joAn q this bsmane. task.