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Shot Dead While skylarking.

Near the curve on the Norfolk and Western
railroad near Petersburg,.va., Wednesday night
"a party of negroes were firing of their pistols
in fun. Just a. Philip Banks, brakeman, was
firing hin pissol over his shoulder James Ward
passed behind him ard tho bullet entered
Ward hssxt kialiny hin Instantly.
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An Unfoanded Rnmor-Pso3-by-sI hoard
there vae 2 schim in yeur church recently,
Uncle Joab."
Uncle Joab-"Ne, Nh; no nh! dsy ain's No
trufe Ia dat story. We foun' hornets nss' In
de pulpit las' summer, bat / ain't sssn no sseA
animal = dat one you Psak a seaee ! bs'n d
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Trinidad's Future.

Trinidad, Col, il on the eve Of an era Of
great prosperity. Its wonderful natural re-
sources in coal, coke. iron, silica, limestone,
cement, fire clay, &C., are attracting the alton
ton Of capital For further informaAion Cd
dress Trinidad Land and improvement Com
pany, Trinidad, Col-Adul
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MANICURE.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL SrocK
OF FOREIGN coATIrGs, vEsTTNGS
sUITISGS. ovFRCOATIyds AND TEors-
ERING5 REcEIVED. GENTLEMEN W1o
ADEIKEFIasT-cLAssT TAILORING kRHTN.
vITED TO INSPECT. ALL GAkNENTs err
Bf II. ID. BAIR. III PA AVE. ARE JUAu
ANTEED 10 ia. Or ZEE CORRECT STYLE
ols
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DENTISTRY.

nR CLARA ". hcNAUGHTON, DENTIST. ~
~ llth II. n graduate Nj, hi.an University:
al branches " dentistry at reasonable prices the pat
ronase Of ladies and children especially soaicitel
olS-3n
I'kEE DENTAL INfIRMART.-TEETH FILLED
and Artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost Of material, AZ l:f15 II st. W Dental Del..rt-
nient Of the Columbian University. from % y. VA.
daily except SUNDAY. kxtrsctton free InhrInary
open from October > 70 June 20. so
nR. STARR PARSONS. DENTIST 9TH ST., COR
~ Il n w.-fHst-class hlhnbs inserted. Application
70 gums prevents pain in extracting. All branches u
dentistry. AT present location ten years MILF
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This stylish Redfern gown consists of a deep
electric blue velvet. trimmed with a band Of
stone marten. The bodice. from which falls a
deep fringe Of brown. blue and gold cords, is
also Of velvet. braided in brown and gold. The
sides and back of the skirt and the boiler
jacket and sleeves are of light electric blue
cloth trimmed with fur upon the collar and
cuffs The wide hat is of the velvet with fur
edge and trimmings of lighter blue and gold
tinsel ribbon
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"What?" said the Judge. 'You hsre again2''
Eyes, your honor, when think Of how kind
the prison officials are and how cold the world
= come % the conclusion that IL don't pay
70 Be honest"
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TWILL BE A GREAT zoo
The Governments Constantly In
creasing Collection Of Animals
TO BE MOVED TO NEW PARK.

The Present Ousrters-How the Animals
show Their Pecuiiarities- Baby Buff
falo and ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Puma
Angora Goats n. Buffers.
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SPECIALTTES.

nR. MULLER. sy7t ST. NV, TREATS Az.
~ chronic affections OF the eve ear throat lung.
liver. kinney. structures and urinary diseassf Once
Hours: v 70 Il a N. and 70 !. p.n s3-l1n'
pRoSPT. SAFE AND UNFAIIISG IL Ny
II treatment ~ electricity In all diseassn.
tuInors. STRUCTURES veal nessts and Irregularities
n2olm Dr. ,. ". MAYNARD Bis Ian ss. q. ".
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QUINA LAn0cns poasesses In TIE higAest DEGREES
the restorative and invisoraxing qualities Of ON
Dedic4ne for giving tone 70 the Digestive ofganE
succsede completely In removing languof, week
men. wasting dlseaeeA excessive thinneD anA die
and aguA.
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HOhI ROUTE TO lDNDON-
NoRDDEUTScHER LLOYD S. s. co.

| To Southampton Isondon Hsvre, bremen
4 LAhn wed.. De-. "a D q. spree Sat, Dsc q,
| AIN Aller. We'd, Dee, IL a. M. saIle We'd
| ian; = PA Eidcr. We'd, Jan Ia. am. Lain.
Comfortable state excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointlnents Prices: LIST cabin, 81. AMI up
ward berth. according TO location 81 cabin $50 al
adult stetr1ge 81 lov rates Apply 10 b. n. DtsOOT,
| No Pei-n ave. dis
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TROPICAL TOUR. sI5O-

~ Tourists can visn Jamaica and her GREAT FyHT-
BlIloN, relnaln there II days, Including Board ant
Eesdence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL a
hinfst3, or tour OF this beautiful island by the ATT
Las LINZ STEAMERS FOR 100. with the Option II
extending their tr1p st the rate OF
s. DAi,
To Hsyu and Columbia. Accommodations hrst-clas.
M eo's foHrM yt0S cS, o3 h,s - state St Ny
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
COOKS TOURS

Cooks TOURS
TO THE TROPICS.
THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA ny
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS or THf
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL g. A. 90
LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABEIIO CURAcAo
ETC. By THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS on
TIE RED I'd" LINE
Tickets for circular tours Ivy either of the s,ov. M,
arranged in any desired combination.
on application TO ~
TAosi S10k a son, 26l BROADWAY, N Y, OR
vi PESNSlLNA AVE, WASHINGTON
Cooks Grand Escorted Tour 70 JAPAN will le,va
New York March =. illustrated prosrrams On rnn',
cation. A ~
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DR. PATRONS REMAlxABt1 pxvHtoYHxRr ~
rosT PRANDfAL oRAroR-rHH NEW RNoLAND
pNNRl - xx-PnxsrpKNT CLEVELAND A 4
rAInER-Hm SPEECH At rHH nxFoRN CLUE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
JONES COUNTY.
New Buildings at Anson-Rpal Estate Active.
Crop Outlook Fine.

New Buildings at Anson-Real Estate Active.
Crop Outlook Fine.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
ANsoN, TEX, April 3.-Messrs. King
& Martin are preparing to open up large
lumber yard in Arson. This will be
the second institution of the kind here,
but if the building boom continues it viii
REQUIRE about two more to furnish our
people with the lumber they will need
Arson is now becoming the jobbing center
in lumber and -four for Haskell, Knox
King, StOnewall and Fisher counties.
In fact, we might say in groceries, too,
as our leading grocer, Frank NJ. Smith,
is charging his stock to meet the de-
mands of jobbnE trade.
Local real estate men report a heavy
increase in the inquiry for real estate,
both town and county, and say that
everything now has an upward ten
denry.
The splendid rain that fell all over the
county yesterday has occasioned q great
deal of rejoicing, and there is buoYant
and confident feeling as to the future,,
Wheat is looking we'll and will makeea
good crop. Oats are doing well, and
corn has come up nicely. The outlook
for a good crop OF everything this year is
extremely fiatterlng. The acreage de-
voted 10 cotton this year will be unu-,
sually large, and as we never make less
than from half bale to bale per acre,
there wilt be lots of cotton for the Santa
Fe. which is to soon extend from Cole
man, TO haul to deep water at Galveston
this fall.
c. D. Davis elegant new business
house is nearing completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy. The build
ing is located on the corner of Plaza and
Shackelford Streets and will probably
be occupied by a new grocery establish
mpnt.
Postmaster O'Connen has received his
new fixtures for the postoffice, consisting
of the latest and most improved furni-
ture. and is snugly ensconced in his new
building.
Jones county will no doubt be well
represented at the Spring Palace in May.
An invitation has been EXTENDED At
torney- General Hogg TO address our peo-
pie on July II, when the ninth anniveE
sary of the organization of the county.
will be appropriately celebrated.
Hendricks Lodge, No. 3I4, 1. o. o. F.
has been resuscitated and reorganized
by J. G. Miller, d. g. M, of Fort
Worth.
Several large real estate deals are on
ctbe taps for this week. People are
Sfearning where to plant their kale seed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

the fine season in the ground the farm
ers are bound to succeed. The pros
pect for crop of cotton and corn is
remarkably good. The few oats that
were left are booming, but the acreage
is small Grass is fine and stock are
doing well.
Miss Fannie King left this place yes
terday morning for her home in Fort
Worth. She has been attending school
here for a long time. Miss Ollie
Walker, one of Salado's fair daugh-
tiers, accompanied her home.
Mai A. J. Rose, master of the state
Grange, left here few days ago to
make tour of the state in the inter-
est of the.Grange business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE ADS

al persons seeking employment or destr-.
ing help Of any character are saUtted to use
this column free of charge, sach ddoerttse-'
n'eHtS not to exceed three lines.
Notices Of articles lost aud found in this
colanrn, not exceeding three tines a0ta also be
Inserted free.
1t is the desire Of The Gazette to facilitate
the search of persons for employment and
the recovery OF lost property, and all are
cordially 'nrited to use tlt1s cotuaa for such
purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Denton

Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, April 4.-The fine
weather following our recent excellen
rams Is making this section blossom lik
the rose. The crops in the country, ex-
cepting wheat, which has suffered some
what from the Hessian fly, are doing
finely. The city is also taking on new
life. Quite a number of new business
houses are being opened up. Messrs.
o. A. Hearn s Co. of Pilot Point will
open a mammoth dry goods house here
at once. This is the fourth new dry
goods firm since January /, 1890. The
business of our city is steadily increasing
and property is increasing in value.
While our city is not on a boom. it Is
growing very rapidly. Fine and hand
some residences are going up all over the
city.
The board of trade met this morning
and appointed Judge J i. A. Carroll and
Hon. J. W. Jagoe asssdelegates to the
road convention at Dallas next Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Colorado and Texas Uniting.

The following letter from the superin-
tendent of the Denver schools to Pro-
fessor Alex Hogg explains itself:
DENVER, COL, March 10, 1890.
Ny Dear Hogg:
am delighted to read about you and yours in
the Texas journal of Education for March.
You are preparing for a good meeting June 25-
p at Galveston. l missed you at superin-
tendents' meeting at New York.
Colorado and Texas are becoming so closely
interested in industrial, commercial and mer-
camille lines, that we feel that educationally we
cannot long be far apart.
Your programme is full of sense. and avoids
the common run of associations.
= Good luck to you and yours. Truly,
AARON GqRE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
ONLY ONE IN TEXAS.
III Worth Headquarters for a Great
Wholesale Jewelry House.
n Competes successfully With Houses in New
York and Other Eastern Cities.
A Trade Necessity.

I'd TO the present year the state of Texas
has been without a wholesale or jobbiug
house in the iewelry line and all this
trade sought the markets Of the East.
with the splendid distributing facilities
possessed by Fort Worth in the way of
Railroads Messrs. Pfaefle & Francisco
saw that Fort Worth was the point at
which to establish house Of this charac-
Ter, and on January l added to their I'M
1nense retail establishment on Main
Street q wholesale jewelry department
and at the same time went into the bust
ness of jobbing American watches A
Full and complete stock was put in and
Experienced statesmen at once took the
road The gentlemen had correctly
viewed the situation and success was
achieved from the first. Goods have
been sold in nearly every city and town
In Texas, and that notwithstanding the
sharpest competition from established
Eastern houses.
A MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
In order to fully meet the demands of
the jewelTy trade Pfaeffie & Francisco
+ have added a manufacturing department
i'm which every possible kind of jeweFry
is made, and to-day Fort Worth made
iewelry is found all over the state. In
order to accomplish their purpose the
finest and most expert jewellers have
been brought here, and their york is not
excell6d anywhere in the country.
There is no need now fQf any dealer
in the state to go outsids Of Texas for
what is 1eeded. e.
THE sgGRAv1Se gfaRrmrSr.
HeretofSsa peopls living in Fort
Worth afE OtH Texas cities
when wants5g aas engraving done
have sent t8 to souis, Chicago and
elsewhere TO H adone, but this en-
terprising firue in the person of
Mr.. Brown, se6ed an artist who has no
equal in the Sd and his work is so
satisfactory aArk comes in from all
the country bfftaTy to Fort Worth.
The engraysg ofS5jkenesses of dear
friends on " Ten cas96 Iockets and like
articles issT specialize and has been
highly prE8d. 8
The sla& of goods f5earried by the
house is sszarge that any order car be :,
filled fral the store, even if 1t should
cover a Tassge from a diamond ring to IN
eve glass g a cane. Diamonds, rubies,
pearls, garnets, emeralds, sapphires,
opals, in their various settings, jewelry
of all descriptions, watches, clocks,
silverware, canes, optical goods,
bronzes, silver-pIated ware, are all in
stock in endless variety. To the trade
throughout Texas this firm say they in
vite inspection of their stock, and feel
assured they can save dealers both time
and expense.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
In the retail department all lines are
more complete than ever, and, having a
large wholesale stock to draw from,
the stock is never broken. At present
the firm is showing an extensive line of
silver ice pitchers, filters and other solid
silver and silveT-plated ware, bronze
clocks, and an immense line of watches,
both in gold and silver.
Fort Worth may well be proud of such
house as Pfaeffie s Francisco, which is
doing so much to keep the fame OF our
city before the state. fg. sEsSs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Revenue omcers Shot.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April At FIem-..
ingsburg, Ky, the moonshiners have re-
Gently ambushed revenue officers in a
number of instances. E. Cooper, Sim
Cooper, Bart Bumbarten, G.. Hogg and.
Nelson Egan have been shot, but advices.
DO not state whether mortally or not.
Hiram Roberts was shot and seriously.
N0snded. All were in the revenue SER
Fic9as officers. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
B,aeh Tbe,g. ~ TeleDbone.

Hirshfield ifliams, the leading
Fort Worth deassFs in fine imported and
domestic cigaJ# are now connected with
the outside p5slic Spy telephone 349, and
will cheerfuifE answer all calls for their
goods. CaIEHp telebhone 349 when you
want box q fine cigars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Patsontze Ho,.as! ] ,.d,.stru.

Gull at the new ti56ring establishment
OF HartleitnefSS 4oracek, 706 HouStoM
street. They hare O fine line of import3ss
goods, which ,ANey8wiil make up in the
latest styles aud perfect fits, as they are
practical tailors. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
(sRAL.}
MAYORS OFFICE,

FORT WORTH, April 4, 1890.
BY virtue OF the power vested ir me as mayor
of the city of Fort Worth, hereby appoint r.
Matkin, as Presiding officer of the special cleo
ton to DE held in the Third ward or the city of
Fort Worth, to be held on Monday, the 18th iay
of April, 1880, the same having been ordered by
the city council of said city for the purpose Of
electing one alderman from the said Third ward
20 I'll the vacancy IN the city council caused Big
the resignation of e. B. Daggett. hereby
designate the house on the corner of Sixteenth
and Calhoun streets as the place whereas
special election shall be held.
H. BR0IIEe Ayor-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Notice Of Special Election

To the voters of the Third ward of the city. Of
Fort Worth:
This is to certify that the city council of tie
city OF Fort Worth, Texas, did at the adjourned
regular meeting held in said city on the Sd day
OF April, A. d. 1890, order special election for
the election OF one alderman for the Third ward
pired term of E. B. Daggett. caused in the Ctr;
council by the resignation of the said sE3assles
Daggett, alderman for said Third aSssstz 4zfd
14th day Of April, A. D. $50
1, H. R. Early, city sea OF the city of
Fort Worth, Texssf 156y certify that the
above and foreg& a true and correct order
made by thssei Sdhcl at the meeting held in
said city I'd day OF April, 1890, in testi-
TnonYsSfeof witness my official signature and
thE sporate seal of the city of Fort Worth,
STa<zs, this the At day Of April, A. D. 1890.
Fl. Z. EARLY,
6sRAE.) City Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
SaIado.

correspondence Of the Gazette.
sALADo, TEX; April 3.-The weather
has cleared up and the sun is shining
beautifully this morning, and the feaT
of frost has passed away. Everything
indicates that spring is here. With
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

For bradRgap the nerves, purifying
the blood aieEBurng sick headache and
dyspepsia here is nothing equal to
Hood s SaFsapSTllla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
Grand Master MASON Dead.

MEMPHIS, TENN, April benjamin F
Halter, grand master Mason of Tennessee, de
al his residence in this city to-day 80
lingering illness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
BELP WANTED, NJ.

prick :4foULHgf Aatgd, at ones. i've,
Id expehencedSbf moulders. ADDRESS, "a.
H, TOWNSEND & Co, .Dnblins
poY-Wanted, gEipte 1T least one
and: Seferenee Permanent Job in county Office
Address 1Rnffff.' care GazettsESss. ~
pOys-Wanted, tive peSss5 III hands.
IP Address s. 8 "a
pARBER74 sgs Ttsfl sc Cfande, by the QEsqag So
I'D hotel a eolored barber5 AEsgie
Polling, Clande, Tex. 4fsssss
I0ARBERS-p Wanted 4 q 49, BARRIERS ar1gs
d porter flat tsAs&tOriim betWesn Gard and
II O'Clock. - 500 ;s5. 3 a.
DARBER-A frst-elase 01fft,
/ wanted. Address Be- sApevine, Tex.
DRICKYABLl 81 Isl SSAWa nted immediately =
ID fftssn OF shtF Sbrickyard haBsls and
ssSsas 1Sseaae i e,s
work during week Of wages to good
men. Applgts1 lssi5E,s Vernon. Tex:,.. e,
ftQAFA anted. two gposl
Steady work for stead eiSfSeft, New
York tailor. Pafls &c &
NARPEETIR Ented good caTpsnfa
4sl RS g W + Ws'ness, sssss ''''
77ARPENTERSSl3gaizE 81 Eseen arst-class cars
u penttss.Ss. fiel Tier need aIsEaty a. 1s
Wipiafns 16HSSer Company 81
TSs'AFM HANDs-ss:sg.ts .es. Two good,
Ranch one sSutheast of virgiIe on
Fort sRprfh and Rio Grande 9e1ty-
oiiszhiiaes :, southwest, s. YogFss;
faHARRf-ff4 An VENTED, at once, fal7t ssasilI.
e. ssfnple BTos.a ~ Tex.
ExEsRM HAM S4 sStsf I, fosss fsxss
[ handssonss7 man yyfsaaes
Gsasa ssalsers farm, eass skEds.
TWANT EzEEL Have good Eng
i glists iaAs Handy with g. pszs would
IKE: as unfor Iss lost A.
ER6te ONCE. -s-zst3.s.y -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

5s9o regulate the stoHsseiy Ii efsand
sb0Relss and pfs1nats dl = one
of eHEer's Lite LiveFsPills eFsr5 night.
TryBEem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

German millet ss free from john
son grass, Tor By Byron s. Meier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

AES free from at crude and irritatip4
1lafsr. Cenesntratsd RssdlSine oEsfy:
s smaif; easy to tskeY noApaxa no
#iping. Carter Little Liver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
PERsal.siIk

-~~~~--~~~~4-~--~~-le
nAVID zB0AZS E7enber Mining Stock Exc
/ chsHgs g Bunker Building, rKaHsas City,
No. Municipal and county bQnstsss also Texas
lands bought and sold.szsa5t
DERSC Ma L. any iasornation leading 70 the
l whereabouts OF John Jernigau, son spf Jaek K
received by Seaton 81 ATnegd sweerwater. Tex.
2 VIZ ANTED-Inforsssas wanted of George
W White 3h8nder Acker Elzey Brown.
Anyone knowing rucn person viii confer favor
by sd6sFssing Matte Harrington, Muskogaess
lndian Territory. .sssisSasss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
(1AZETTE'S LETTER LIST.

List of letters remain ng uncaIIed for in the
counting on Saturday, April 5, 1880.
Persons calling for them will please say adver-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
~ . T Z Q Il
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

FORT WORTH, April 3, 1890.
Bi5se~f1l be received by me at my Office up to
1249S clock SATURDAY, APRIL u. for the con-
Jstruetion of iron highway bridge and ap-
proaches across the Trinity river. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids.
Z. E. CHASE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT

Stilwell s pure Leaf Aa<E af~ays on hand
at Byron s. lESsas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-06

SEee0UNG MAN-Wafsed, q young man of en-
ergy and csAz4Etef TO take position OF trHs5Fs
able and wiling to give bonds small salary. ~
dress 15ek box 40, city.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-11-15
Enough to Elect Moody.

enough 10 EleCC MOOOys
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 1O.-Although Pierre
claims to have won the contest for per-
manent capital in South Dakota by about
5000 and many of that city's opponents
concede as much, the other contestant
for the honor does not yield anything, as
is evident from the following Huron spe-
cial to the Pioneer Press: "Of senators
in the new legislature, the republicans
have elected enough to give them a ma
jority of three over all opposition in that
body, there being "a republicans to 81
democrats and independents. In the
house there will be a tie vote if the dem
ocrats and Independents unite against
the republicans. There are three con-
tests which are believed to be rather IA
vorable to the republicans. This would
give them a majority on joint ballot and
insure the reelection of Senator Moody.
Gov. Mellette's vote will exceed that Of
Loucks, independent, by 1000 and that
of Taylor, democrat, by $4,000. 1t is
very probable that the capital question
will 20 to court for settlement.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-11-15
ILL-TREATING THE INDIANS.

Painted Horse Tells How He Wa Used
by Carver and Buffalo Bill.
New YORK, Nov, 1O.-Painted Horse,
one of the Indians from the Red Cloud
agency who were with DR.. Carver's show
in Europe, arrived here yesterday on the
steamer Augusta Victoria. To-day, in
the presence of General O'Beirne, he
made a long statement in which he
charged both Carver and Buffalo Bill
with great cruelty toward the Indians
under their charge. Painted Horse said
he was repeated tiedly up until he could
endure no further suffering; he was fed
upon "stinking meat" and other things
wholly unfit for food; his money was
taken from him, and when he asked it's
return he received only SIS. He said
the other Indians were also
shamefully treated and we're frequently
fred upon with both blank and ball
cartridg yes, and badly wounded. They
were permitted to have all the whiskey
they wanted, and when under it's infu-
ence they often fought among themselves.
Gen. O'Bierne has a copy Of the agree
ment entered into by the Carver combin-
alton, in which good treatment to the
Indians is specified particularly as one
of the conditions of their engagement.
A copy of Painted Horses statement will
be prepared and forwarded to the secre-
tary of the interior and to the Indian
commissioners. According to latest adj
vices, Buffalo Bills Indians will arrive
in Philadelphia next Thursday.