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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
THEY PROTEST.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
AN UPRISING FEARED.
The Action OF tho Northern Cheyenne In
dians in Montsna FriGhtens tho Set

The Action OF tho Northern Cheyenne In
dians in Montsna Frightens tho Set
tiers.
FoEr KEoGH Mont, Juno There
are great fears Of general uprising
Of tho Northern Cheyenne Indians
They have been wrought into frenzy
by the medicine-men of their own
and other tribes and are now
ready to 20 on the warpath. For
months the medicine men have been
predicting the coming of now Messiah
who il 70 lead the Indians in a war
against the whites and by his
miraculous power succeed in ex-
terminating tho whole Of the
pale-faced hosts. Word has reached
hero OF the brutal murder OF
a cattleman within twenty miles OF
Tongue River agency. It Is isreported that
he VAS waylaid near a slough in which
mis- herd was grazing riddled with
bullets and scalped. Settlers IN
the valley between the Powder
and Big Horn rivers have ap-
poalcd 70 Indian Agent Upshaw at
tho Tongue River agency for protection,
and ne has notified tho Secretary Of the
Interior that troops arc urgently needed
to discipline the beIliEcrent reds. Il is
expected that troops viii DO sent from
hero and Fort Custer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
Emperer MnlLam,. alsI.ar.

BERLIS. june Tt - privately re-
ported here that very serious results
may yet follow tho Enperor's carriage
accident IL appears that in falling ne
injured the ear that has already caused
him so much pain and discomfort
by constant suppuration and that II
\ as been In bad condition ever since the
mishap Being quite aware OF the Sc
rious character OF his malady, it is said
that William has made arrangements 20
appoint the Empress and his brother,
Prince Heinrich. regents III case Of his
death or disability.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
CREAM OF THE sPECTALS


re .roS,set for tes oomiHg ~ool
season .tresrs5.., q estrada IS en1o-l-
sxsaz
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trt.r.s s-...-e la.8 o-tr4g.s ur.n
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a.. Nsls.. a.. s8led by Prank
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

au.a sfsas an excessive session tae sen
sls a51euruea.
81 l-ssffs,r--fE : FlE EaE naEssE1- hEgf hllia
WAsnrNsroN. 3Ene ->anasar fa~-
aoek .Neb trom ths eemuiIVsee on eE-
rellture ans forestry, l@s FrE.1r &c =
+ tor ffs inspection 81 maals aha
E-szt prss ucts sse1scg 70 inter STATE
e-l.a alsroa Tae bill IS Intended as "a
substitute fol tbs hili reported from
Senator Vests gMol select cen
l-lttes "a ths traEss r.stl 81 dr. Sse1
meats. ana i sad 81 be- ceeptaale 10
Senatsr Vest 81 paosiaes 4or tar ln-
speclon ol animals ~ Ihe slaughter
houses where kled ana q ospnea
meats at tce esta blls hmeEt where tleY
sre rut up
IAEFf SCHEDULES ConFifffh
NAsul>oroN Juue 1.-fne hepub-
hcaa mem bers of tte senate AnAace
committee have completed ths follow
iug-nsgae- schedules of the tariff nlt4.
Chemicals ol-s su3 paints. e~rsls ana
eartAsnw cAlDs aaa glassware,
nlet--s and weed
senator Al6rlch H. a.. Who IS very
active iu hi. l1r.. oa me tar-H o.Ii. s4l-
Fri6ay lhat sac Senate sab-eouuittee
or finance wcG-4 complete rs Wori
OF sac measure ana Zee ale Z,
suhut it @ tte full committee
some tme aezt week ile talnGs q
may Dee reported 10 tAe lio~se bl
June j. ana ta4t q may pass th'
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
Tbr.. Yeo pa.s.dto Pieces.

IovDOS. June :. While three skaters
were engaged in repairing tke top ~ a
lofty church steepio as Gorlitz in Prus.
sian Silesia. the staging gave way and
tho men fell 70 the ground. A shout Of
horror went Up from the crowd as the
men bounded from projecting part Of
tho steeple and fell 70 the pavement
Nsarly every bone in their bodies was
broken and their Gesh vas 50 mangled
"a 20 defy recognition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
4 Kansas Bank Fails.

MARrsvILLE, Kan, June :. - The
Bank o, Olesburg, twenty miles south
west ot this city. has made al assign
msnt % George r Smith. Of West
Moreland Ths liabilities are $50, 600
Il waS a private bank, conducted By
Allen Bros. and did a very reckless
business. Many farmers are caught
and great Indignation exists. Eastern
loan con pauies are IN for considerable
amount The bankers have led.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Eoth The method and results when
Syrup II kigs Is taken; 10 is pleasant
and refreshing u the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly GA ths kldneys,
Liver and Bowels, clealases the sys
TEN edsetuaily, dispels colds, head
sehes ald levers aud cures habltual
constipation syrup Of Figs q the
0aly remedy OF its kiEd ever pro-
dueed, pleasing b the taste and az
eePt4hle % Ito stomach, prompt Ia
Is action and truly beneficial In rs
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend IL
20 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs IS for sale Ia SOC
and sl bottles b. al leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand wiz pro-
cure IL promptly for any one who
wishes - Try II. Do not accept any
slhetitute.. -
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
sAF FRGacISc0 ca.
I00SHtlk. ~ SES foS< NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

san TRANcrsco. June captain Ed
mond c Gilbert a pioneer Of California,
died Friday morning. Captain Gilbert
was f6 years. months and . days old.
ard died IN the sixth hour ~ the sixth
day % Tho week. and the sixth month oi
.he year. lie was native OF West
brook. Mass. and came here in 40.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08


D4xaaN Csasssas- Thsir Fgzssoxaa
Hrsos. s. u. Jzns -T1s Faruers'
Alliance aad Enfghts o. Labor siossi
three days session here krt1aF esel-
Ia. TIE asas im SoSE4al --la-a z4s
ths cryaalzzrisa ~ new party TIE
rssol 4-.ea ErosieLag tor sl1ch mosele1s
being carried - yote ~ fls - So
A eomnitsss Oh Fesol atoms r. ported
in fssor ~ semsn s4aEage, . graded
service peasloa. DroAislgion of tas
"a aor srarlc. . E1rl1 Tor fessnas 0nl y
and teaSaaeinZ the acceptance o.
b. Dee - IAs Legislators aa1 otaef D1b-
llc oa1slals, and tss repozt AS aIogsed
On saggesti5a u President Lot-e2. OF
she alliance. the aes party s4s named
'-lnde pendent party A platform was
adopted ~hicn Included tne state and
Sa-L0R2l dec sr4tloa 0f Princi pies Of
tbs Farmers Alliance ami Industrial
Ualon ant halghts of Labor A sYnop-
SIS % the otasr portions Is Is foiloas.
q demands c-rrsneg 10 be issued ~ zee Cen
ssai Government. to ~ fuI lesa. ten-er. o. ia
crease 81 ss-4aae %l-4 .ae inerease o- oas
noss aat ts re ..slec directly e. protective e
az 'ss4e E.4lsaJ L-aas 2orEatlOl tslesra. L
ald fe.s---I. service a. aeflal cl-t
aa4 ta.t lre logernllelt sh--l o-e 4al cpefats
tle same tr-r ass l1llL1. -et c-Ia4ge lt Lser,
tae 4cog a. cl "a aeao.steiy secret voting sg.
teu- ootl 7ls-s ana National t-e passags GO
las prohloit tle stsu oEEersLiv 2 .al1
sad r2at Colgress tazs sreqs - obtain lands
s=nea ~ aLeas ana f1feis1 ssncicatss-
The committed. On manifesto reported
an address % the people of south Da-
k0tA setting forth tae grievances and
demands OF tao nes party, the motto Of
which shall D.. Ia tue spirit or love
and Justice. the people rale. state
Central Com mittee was appointed and a
state convention FOR the nomination OF
nf,i..r. al II % u...rt ~ Nu-ll LuLY ..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

CARLISLE. Pa June : - Harrison
Wagner. tbe s0-year-old pedestrian.
who lef, his home in McCounellsourr,
n. twenty-five DAYS ago, reached
Hagerstowu Thursday en route 'or Bal
timore. Tho old man has tTundled .
wheelbarrow AS miles since no left
M-Conuolisb1rT
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
RAUL ATTACKED.
Charges Brought Agatnst the Pen
sion CCmml sstonsn
B INVESTIGATION IS CslLED FOR.
Fsesllzs &sthoes ser tAs Prouaos -
CierNs AleEee Has scaAte as
L.use Caala4e e. EssSAas
ths SllYsr FrclLcm.


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TelleFe not only 'ue aff-cui -1i - l"-
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country.
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un1ii silver was ro,u'hv' 20 ~ l1,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

WARSAW, Juno Pour hundred
houses were destrovod by FIRE in the
town Of Doksyle, near Warsaw Friday.
Ten persons wece burned todeath. The
dana-a 10 nrnnar.r /. immense.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
rIavea Win tho Kerosene Can.

PAYsoS. l.. T. June A 7-year-old
son of Mr.. Beson poured tho contents
of a can Of kerosene into the stove and
set fro to himself and o baby. lie hid
behind some vines md was burned 10
death. The baby Will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
s.rvisns KILLED by tho Arnaut,.

Prt6RAnE. June 1-inothsr conflict
hos taken place a. Fr.stiDa. Macedonia,
be- veen Servians and Arnauts. Forty
Serrians were killed and 80 V.ere msds
prisoners bv the Arnauts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
HAD KILLED MANY.
A samser Of Grimes for Which a Mis-
sour Murdersr Is Thought 10 Be Re

spOn.lb'e-
SEDALIA. No. June Thomas VIII
iam.. who was arrested recently for
numbering Jefferson and Charles
Moore. father AMI son, confessed
The crime Friday He is believed
% be responsible fos several other
murders In 1888 be worked for
Charles Koch on fam near
Peoria. IN Koch was found dead ono
day ia August OF that year Williams
vas arrested FOR the crime, tried and
sentenced % be hanged. Governor
Oxlesby commuted MS sentence 20
twenty years in the penitentiary. He
served seventeen years, and upon his
rel ease removed 70 Missouri.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Wrsr poIHr Conn June Holdah
Rockwell died of pneumonia here Fri-
day. aged 300 years and s. months BeI
mother lived 20 the ago o. l05.
, 1890-09-25

A LONG CANOE RIDE.
The Mall and Express Man Arrives
at Missoula.

MIssoULA, Mont, Sept, 22.-Herbert
Rapelie, of the New York Mail and Ex-
press, who started from New York April
10 to cross the continent in canoe,
arrived here to-day from the Missouri
river, finding it necessary to have hts
boat transferred by rail in order to cross
the Rockies. SO far he has travelled
nealy 1900 miles by water, and will
leave here tomorrow ON the Missoula
river and float to Clark's fork and down
the Columbia river to the ocean. His
canoe is of paiper mache, .l5 feet in
length and carries 5xi foot sail. lie
travels alone and carries camping out
fit, camera. ETC., with him.
, 1890-09-25
HARMONY PREVAILED.
Republican County Conven-
tions Saturday.
TICKET NOMINATED AT C0LFAX
A Platform Adopted Commend
atory of the Course of John
l.. Wilson.

CoLFAx, Wash, Sept 20.-Colfax has
been alive with politics for tn,
twenty-fou hours. There has been the
customary wire-pulling and ourbstone
talk, but little ring manipulation is
apparent. The Baker Livingston trou'
BILE was amicably settled at caucus
held last night, and the wheels of re-
publicanism in Whitman county are
moving like grease.
Hon. j. NJ. Hill, the caucus nominee
for temporary chairman. was made
permanent chairman of the convention
to-day, and J. G. Elliott, of Rock Creek,
secretary.
Following are the committees ap'
pointed:
Credentials-U. /. Ettinger, Dr. Dix,
NJ. w. Belshaw, J. II. Whalley and l.. f.
Shirley.
Platform and resolutions--C. II. Han
ford, Joseph Arrasmith, A. e. Buck, A.
J. Chase, W. l.. La Fellette.
Order of ofbusiness-W. II. Nye, J, L.
Logsdon, William G. Renfrew, Frank
Newcomer, ], II. Wiley.
Adjourned till 1 80 o'clock.
When again called to order, the various
committees reported, and the usual
platform sentiments wore proclaimed,
amid the accustomed tumult OF applause.
Resolutions were passed com mendatory
| of our representative in congress, John
| l.. Wilson, and in the utmost good feel
| ing and harmony the convention pro-
ceeded to nominated ticket.
Auditor j. j. Larwood, the present in
cunbent, was nominated over L. n. Les
| lie by vote of two to one.
;. ID. Woodward was nominated for
clerk on the second ballot.
Il. NJ. Ellsworth was the choice of the
convention for prosecuting attorney on
the second ballot.
Following are the remaining nominees :
Treasurer--J. S. Clark.
Assessor--H. NJ. Boone.
Superintendent OF schools - O. w.
Bean.
Coroner-D. II. Shaw.
Suryeyor--F. +. Mesick.
County commissioners-First district,
b. Westacott; Second district, John g..
Gibson; Third district, Charles J Johnson.
Delegates to the state conventional.
Stonebarger, Charles TAFT, j. II. Belin-
ger, L. B. Hughes, ID. f. Anderson. j..
Il. Whalley, q. Xickes, G. III. Farms
worth, T.. X. Pickrell, III. w. Living
stone, f. L. Connell, b. +. Morgan, II.
Smith, |. NJ. RYAN, |. T. Wallace, d..
Wolford, J. NJ. Hill, William Mccoy, j..
A. Benn, Isaac Cooper, William Sand
ers, ii. w. Howard.
The representative ticket Is not yet
completed.
, 1890-09-25
CAUSED A STAMPEDE.
A Shooting ARRAY on State
Street, Chicago.
END OF AN IGNOBLE CAREER
And the Close of Remarkable
Contest for a Fortune
The Story.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-To.night fatal
street afiray between brothers.in-l law
ended a remarkable contest for the pos
session of fortune of 100000. Alfred
Richner several years ago. was the nus
band of q noted brothel keeper. Not
withstanding this aud his unsavory
record Richner succeeded in clandes-
timely working himself into the good
graces of the daughter of wealthy
flour and feed dealer, named Kessler.
Upon Kessler's death, the daughter,
who seems to have been somewha at
simple minded, disclosed her attach me nj
for Richner. The instant opposition OF
the family to any recognition OF that
worthy resulted In the prompt eope-
ment ofthe couple to Montreal. Richner
later went through the form of obtain
ing divorce from the brothel keeper
ami having his marriage with Miss
Kessler legalized. They then returned
to Chicago and feud was
soon engendered between Richner and
his new wife's brother. The latter
accused Richner with icing actuated
solely with the desire to lay hands ON
the fortune of his sister. Struggles and
personal encounters between Richner
and young kessler were frequent.
Recently, is is alleged, Richner failing
in his efforts to get at the Kessler patri-
mony, has threatened to kill every
mem Der of the family. Tonight he
met young kesslerl on State street, and
knocked him down with a cane. Kessler
drew revolver and fred several shots
into Richner's body, intiicting fatal in
juries.
Kessler gave himself up, and said that
he had been ad Used to arm himself by
atiray took place in crowded part of
State street, and for a short time created
a wild stampede.
, 1890-09-25
A WRECK IN CHICAGO.
Five People Are Killed and
Three Fatally Hurt.
1T WAS DUE To CARELESSNESS
A c., B. & Q. Suburban Train
Dashes Into an Illinois Central
Excursion Train.

CHICAGO, Sept 21.-A terrible railroad
accident occurred In tho southwestern
portion of the city shortly after dark
this evening. A 9. B. 4 q. suburban
train dashed into an Illinois Central
train returning from outside the city.
The collision resulted in a frightful
tragedy. For time the con fusion was
so great that even an approximate idea
of the loss Of life was impossible to be
obtained. The first report from the
police had II that forty people probably
had met their death, while the railroad
officials said that two or three persons
were certainly known to have been
killed.
Within half an hour, however, five
corpses had been dragged out Of the heap
of broken timbers and twired iron that
marks the spot where the collision took
place. BY this time 1t has also been as
certained that at least three people were
seriously injured and six others slightly,
The collision took place near Douglas
park, and the victims were Sunday OK
cursionists, just reaching the city on
their way horne.
The burlington train crew, when
questioned, asserted that they passed
Millard avenue under cloar signal.
Millard avenue is only a short distance
from where the smash-up occurred, and
the crew claim that when the crash
came the red lights on the rear OF the
Illinois Central train were showing with
extreme drnnes To this the fearful
result following was attributed without
hesitation.
other people state that the Burling-
ton train was behind time and running
at a reckless rate, and that to this was
due the fact that the engineer could not
stop when he saw the Illinois Central
lights. The latter train was blocked
and waiting to be released when run
into.
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
Following are the killed:
Lilly DIESER.
MARTIIA DIENER.
OTTo SCHLoEfF, aged II.
Two men, names unknown.
The fatally injured are:
LENA Rising,
MINNIE PILGRIM,
EDDIE ToyLE.
In adding to this, dozen other peo-
pie were more or less severely bruised
aud some of them had their limbs frac-
turcd.
The conductor and engineer OF the
Burlington train have been arrested.
, 1890-09-25
AGREEABLY SETTLED
The Mooted Worlds Fail
Site Question.
A THOUSAND ACRES GRANTED
The Site Includes Jackson, Wash
ington and Lake Front
Parks.

CHICAGO, Sent. 22.-The worlds fair
site question has been settled by to-
days action. In the morning the
South park commissioners agreed to
add Wa.hinoton marx To tho nortions of
the sontb rarl, s,,s,or, ,,Irood, o,f.rad
~. ee.N ey' r, y
W tue connIh'ssion' lhis was III accoro- :
ance with resolution adopted by the
national commission last Saturday. At
this afternoons session the nation al
commission,s amended site proposition
vvos nrosan,,a a,J ,,nar;,no,sI,, 49,
p''e" "Au """''"''J
''p,eu'
Inc site thus provided Tor includes
Washington and Jackson parks, the
midway plaisance connecting them
and ake Front in ali about 900 .crea
In n senss ,ha n,nsan s;,a t. 49, nrsa,
-. , .no o"oseh sno one sis"'
uni'' oohprisihg' Is ~ uoes' tne ehure
South Park system OF Chicago, the finest
OF any In the city.
Tho enthusiasm with which the tender
wss raceivad hv ,ba n.,;np al con, r,,ss,on
shovad T., n.',oas. .,;.., .. w.
sno"eu ., ~ .n"iAeo oon'r"es WIN ''e re-
cspt'oh Oh the previous propositions.
by resolution adopted early in the
day the national com mission had
formally pledged itself TO regard the
offer of such a sita a. . ufina, .st,isuan,
~ ~, o,..,;a - ~ -, N.
y, al iues'ions re'A'ing W ene si'e' ana
"heh sne PARK commissioners promptly
, 1890-09-25
IN KING COUNTY.
An Hnthusiastio Republican Convsn-
tIOu BAturdny.


SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. 20.-At the re-
publican county convention held here
to-day great enthusiasm was shown
over the mention of the name of Senator
Squire, and the legislative delegation
was instructed to use every effort to Sc
cure his reelection. The delegates
who go to the state convention at Ia
coma next Wednesday were instructed
to work for Sheriff ]. T. McGraw for
chairman of the republican state com.
mittee. The legislative nominations
for the Twenty fifth senatorial district
were not made to-day. The delegation
asked permission, which was granted,
to meet later to name senator and two
Representatives.
The following ticket was nominated; |;
Judges OF the superior court Richard
Osborn, T, J. Humes; prosecuting z
attorney, J. +. Miller; sheriff, James H..
Woolery; county treasurer, Byron
Phelps; county auditor Frank A..
Twtchell; county clerk, w. b. Spencer;
county commissioners, Fred Gasch, w.
ii. Taylor, John Wooding; assessor,
Frank Paul county superintendent OF
schools, V. A. Pusey; coroner. DIR.
Horton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS district, A.
, 1890-09-25
GOVERNMENT JErrY WORK.
Captain Svmons Receives Permission
to Commence at Once.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. %. - Captain
Symons, United States engineer, has re -
ceived permission from the chief of en-
gineers to start up work at once on the
jetties at Yaauina bay. The work on
the jettes at the mouth of the Columbia
and in the locks at the Cascades will be
resumed at once, as much valuable time
has been lost, while congress has mon.
key cd with the river and harbor bill.
The people of Gray's Harbor have Of
fered to furnish tug, If Captain Symons
will make survey of the entrance to
for permission. 1t is claimed that the
government charts of Gray's Harbor arc
not correct, as the last survey was not
completed.