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The sun., 1890-01-05

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-.Su: Permit me
your attention to the fact that the directions for
saving the sick. given by St James not SO ex
pcit your article Dec 25 The quoted
docs whether the salvation of the body the
soul whether the Lord will raise the sick mans
body from his bed his soul to Heaven. and tho
cuson that "his sins shall he forgiven him." would
point forcibly to intimatng spiritual rather
than physical cure. and, the Catholics consider it,
the institution of sacrament ceremony to be OBJ
served In illness subsequent verse; referring to the
power of the prayer Of q righteous man. wonld taken
with the call for the Elders still further confirm the
inteGton for ceremony for the beueht of the sonL
II to II liberty even apparently to imperl
scripture is accorded to tho fat believsrs 1t
would have to be extended TO thoss who, from the
stories Abraham and Jephthah. might consider their
salvation ony obtainabe by killing their sons and
daughters think there no condemnation of physical
remedies in the Bible; the OF the pool Of Bethesda
not reprOached and to assist suffering brute, or
save life Christ ordered the wish saObaanaran law
nought Unfortunately in the Bible there is, as
fortune tellers prophecies so much that is capa-
bic OF half dozen different interpretations that under
law not to punish prevent PRAYER not to interfere
with nnOcuOus beliefs but 10 insist tho ad
dition of all physical remedies and reer modern
science affords The faith cure believer is no moro to
than the heatheu mother who throws her
baby TO the crocodile. Probably both feel similar
glow OF worthinese as they ,Onsummne their sacrifice,
and both have acted moro strictly in accordance with
their intelligence than many more intelligent people,
but members of civilized community they are dan
gerous and is done IN where the intelligence is
only very little more limited. they should be watched
and protected against the consequence OF that limit
NEw York Dec ~. u. w.
The sun., 1890-01-05

CARSON New, Jan. Last evening the Car
son wheslmen gave phonograph bali in this city at
Armory Hall Between each dance Edisons phonograph
played delightful melodies The guests were able to
listen to Schuberts Serenade. from Glmores band
selections from tho popular by the First Reg
ment band In Fancisco piano solo bV Mr.. Louis
Glass San Francisco; a letter from Thomas Edison in
London; u letter from Bill Eye to tho editor OF the
Morning Appeal : recitation by George Bromley of
San Francsco; the voices of Gen. Bouanger r. T. Bar
num- President Harrison, Levi Norton Henry W. Grady
Gladstone ParnelL Phpbe Davies ard Mrs LangtrY. A
receiver was arranged the orchestra and tho
sic of the dance and the shouts OF the caller and
tho shunlng OF feet all faithfully reproduced.
The sun., 1890-01-05

From he N0cNcSfTr I'JSl' EIlT|S.
"Do you know why r. Il. Barnum is unpopu-
lar in Canada :" asked theatrical agent last night
Il will tell you There is heavy duty on posters in
Canada, AMI the Snowman who takes a large q uRn'
tty OF printed matter into the Dominion is under an
enormous expense Barnum determined to avoid the
exaction. lie planned Canadian TOUR for 1856 and
two years before he sent tons OF posters to Canada and
ncglec led to IRy tho duty The SUN lay IN the custom
House without being allied for and at last the officials
decided to advertise II for sale at auction, Barnum
sent an agent the sale to buy up the show bills and
he did so at bargain Tho secret leaked out and that's
the reason tho patriotic citizens OF Canada are down on
The sun., 1890-01-05

The Beers are put to great straits to re-
tain political ascendcncy In the South African
republic. They have taken the remarkable
step OF extending to Dutch boys. 1G years OF
age. the right OF suffrage, while English resi-
dents OF the republic are not permitted TO vote.
Tho fact is that for some time the English i'm
migrants have formed the majority of the peo-
pie. and the unusual spectacle Is presented OF
n republic in which the majority has no part
whatever In making the laws that govern them.
Such state OF things cannot long continue.
1t has been said that one of the greatest mis-
takes England ever made was in giving the
Transvaal up to the Boers. 1t looks now as
though England would rectify the blunder by
pouring SO many of her sons into the country
that, in the long run, they will control 1t.
The sun., 1890-01-05

Behring5 Sea. The Government vessels there
stationed are to execute the revenue and
fishery laws, although these laws may be
such as to give foreigners suffering from
them a valid claim OF damages. Precisely
the same is true Of the revenue regulations
on the Colombian coast. Possibly seizures
there may create basis for indemnity; but
that is quite different from undertaking to
carry on war against the lawful authorities
of Colombia,
The sun., 1890-01-05
Wine.

Washington seems to be almost the only
place whore the old-fashioned custom Of
New Years Day receptions Is kept up; and
the manner in which it was observed last
Wednesday Is best described by tho corre-
spondent OF the Baltimore American. He
looked with special eye to the use of wine.
and he writes as follows:
"ThOSS WhO Wont calling to-day observed that the
tWo classes Vt Washington ArsloeEAey divided sharply
The sun., 1890-01-05
What John Bull Is Doing with His
Money.

One hundred millions Of dollars Of English
capital have been invested in various Ameri-
can industrial enterprises within the last
twelve months; and the prospect is that in
the present year much greater amount will
follow. No disturbance Of our financial or
commercial system has ensued. and it is
probable that in our present condition Of
growth and activity we can regard with
equanimity the invasion Of almost any con-
ceivable quantity Of European money
or the immense amount which sought in
vestment here in 1889, a very large part
appears to have been new money. That
is to say, a scrutiny Of the market for our
railroad and Government securities does
not show that the demand for indus
trial stocks has been a simple substitu-
ton OF that class Of security for the
other. The immense bulk Of foreign
investment in our railroads remains prac-
tically unchanged, as Is clearly disclosed
in the recent reorganizations Of our great
railroad corporations.
We print elsewhere in THE SUN an
account in detail OF the various investments
during the past year Of English capital In
American enterprises, and it Is tull Of inter-
est and instruction. We do not see any dan
ger In it, either in the present or in the fu-
ture for our industries; and we see very lit
tie danger in 1t for the English investor.
Money Is plentiful throughout the whole
country, more plentiful than ever before in
our history, and certainly moro active. Ac-
tivity, as borrowers understand with painful
clearness at this season, means apparent
scarcity and betokens as wholesome de-
mand as has ever'been known in the history
of our commerce. 1t is not local but uni
versal this development of our industrial
growth. and the English investor can derive
from it very satisfactory assurance OF the
safety and productivity Of his capital.
The sun., 1890-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Post says to-day
that the fact that deniHs were sent from the Wlo
House that such thigg was contemplated did not
prevent the President from giving his daughter prece'
dence The wife of the VceProS'dent Mrs B.ane,
aud the other Cabinet ladies' ut tho Sew Years
tou. Mrs. Mckee stood at tho head OF tie line aud the
President answered tho objection to this arrangement
which was brought TO his attention In ssemrorcial
manner that she should stand there "f 1t busted the
Cabinet" In his earnesness he actually used the word
Sted
The sun., 1890-01-05

No humane man OF letters will refuse a
sympathetic tear to the Inter Oceans observa-
tion that Prof SWING has literary diathesis
of an indesoribable sort" We hope Prof. SWING
will not neglect to have his diathesis put into
good order before the cold wave begins to
wave. One cannot be TOO careful about his
diathesis at this time OF year.
The sun., 1890-01-05

Senator GoRMANs utterances on the Aus
traiAn ballot system amount 10 virtual confession
that the Democratic party has majority or the hit
crate eyOters--fndidItupJltl J0HrIML
You can draw your own deductions in that
respect but Senator GoRMAN's first idea was
to protect the Democratic voters and all other
voters from q curtallment OF their franchise.
Illiteracy will look after itself.
The sun., 1890-01-05

The town of Frankfort. KY, may be con-
graduated upon banishinG from its limits the
nose offending cigarette. Yet even cigarettes
may bO the cause OF virtue. or they may pro-
vide the same. An Alabama man died OF
cigarette smoking the other day. and left
$4,000 to the Y. NJ. CA
The sun., 1890-01-05

JIOW me ECSlOn TIM IITIp.
The love for titles is perennial in the human
breast especially IN these United states where there
are Colonies enough 10 command all tho regiments in
tho world. who have never commanded regiment
anVwheTa
The sun., 1890-01-05

The King of Portugal seems to think that
he has rs many lives Rs ca'. for he keeps a
stall of nine doctors. Ills great thing to be
the Majesty Of Portingale and have hospital
OF your own. but potentate who keeps nine
doctors on hand must be in u bad way.
The sun., 1890-01-05

HENRY WATTERsoS. the father of the Star
eyed Goddess Of Reform.-HdshugtonP Post
mol He Is the son. and conspicuous exam
ple in this progressive age OF scion who
docs not hesitate to acknowledge his parent.
The sun., 1890-01-05

THE Hon. JOHN PROHIBITION ST. JOHN,
the Kansas apostle OF the Drys. Is going to take
tho stump in Minnesota. Taking the stump
for prohibition during the present condition Of
the public mind In regard to that subject is
likely to be about as useful as selling tooth
picks to hens.
The sun., 1890-01-05

The distant roar that may now be detected
by fine car Is not the clanEor OF Eisteddfod
consonants from Chicago. but the iorerunninG
messenger OF the return OF DR.. TALMAdE from
his travels. his Stone-collOctinR, and his great
sermon exploiting enterprise.
The sun., 1890-01-05

The statement is made that Henry W. Grady,
ShOrt before his DEATH wrote to Mr. WatterSon Of
the Louisville .urHGL expressing his submission
TO the latLers 7iews in favor OF free trade.
The sun., 1890-01-05

What Is the use Of this discussion about
the finding OF supposed autograph of
SHAKESPEARE in volume in the Boston Public
Library? Has not the Hon. IoN1sFATUUs DON
NELLY demonstrated that the gentleman from
WarWickshire couldn't Mrite2
The sun., 1890-01-05

How about the prudence Of allowing = cough to run
on TaSDlnR tho pulnOnRIy and bronchial organs when
that approved and speedy remedy Dr. u. JayneB kx
pectorant can be obtained from any RpOtheeaTyf-AdU
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

|0n0ssv - 0sVsv nsasness . s~-s,, A.
no4uboD Ge1o4ss 1sVsssss~~
uuw YUaR 1eOe IA COMMITTEES a
~ q ~ ex-~0pseyss % The Nev Tort
|oDoul suilsuoA ea1lsa On President
u Dsesv N his Office IL
soeseo Sas1sse yesterday. hesdca ~
nsmao nallsosy. ~ esA freight con
aosose. While 0s6ssy. ssoshss striker.
asss1 - soskssosa
0n9Dsy mid: I'VE have con. IN ,a,.
esoe ~ strike a The Nsv York Contra
nalruaA"
H. pppsv FssposAed; TIN AFRAID
1heso - soshisg 10 taih ss-pu, Tho
sosihe - virtually ov~ BOW"
IT. eertkW h not cver. foe all ,As
~ - Ne rod who A. mcm,-rs 20 Ia
~ esv1sisatioss have qust ~ork snd
80 ~ est"
S3Aoy have eAosra IN r~sien their %
olt1onA Ne WsbA vho vas managing
~ suoA n ny shssece look n~~ mon
II sAsis plscss When they enis scrk
HE scsaon has bees sustained By ,hs
sxusua1vs board % Management, % N.
uoA The plsces % sAose mon ha,.
BOZ bsea allied asd that's he end Of /
0sADsv shss sskpa OvWv N .ai,
aaul The coanissss hsd discas~~d N"
ossssP saA Gid shAs sAey voa,a thea
Dsusn and make theis prvpaisioas "a
hiRI
Dsprv replied: There IL no us~ in
making fAiss peomisrs IA you There 3,
49, 1900 4. - Aoma 40 moi ~a.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

osasensy1oA 3aoAs oaesenosae9 -
Cssp HsDMe - ~ Dnsss - - -
WAaDe1u2 GspA n-0eesotney
Rask = a Interview uVoo ~ o1eee1'
issnt n ~ eEain Daskets easos4 d .
Ssas g shsss ers0s 81: 'Oi eoassA ~
1T 1As4 tAsse Ne . sliGAt eA11tne -
h ~ ssaauty - csep haA - 49,
upsn ~ nasks0 bst ~ ssaasssy 30
80 upuasA - fas - prices sfo 80
neneA O al Tie osssalA asteaeeee
~ ineeoase . Other asse thoa ~
shoetaeo Il ~ crops he e>nAeoeoe
0Ass t6is hss bsea sAs li9Atsse ytelA -
tvssty yeaas I On sos aerss With
Grain opsestoes watch . balIe0As
vesy closely sAA they 10 doubt oaks
their oalcalstiens O The basis shewn ID
tAea 90 faR - tAe information hat
~ receive b concerned 70 co0eo ffo0
1houann1 ailereDt sOurusA Their Oh
jsetib 70 pssvsss grsssAsetustiosa'
'Yos DO not sppeehenA any ssrsoos
squeezed"
.'why not . III The Govers0ess
reports have coasidessble in6usoos IN
checking any complicsssd corner. ssd
evesy beay 10 essblea - know ~ pre-
cise condition Of the crop Az they
prevent auctuation rather than increase
I the moro frequent they arc Dads
the moro gradual ssd pacific the coedt-
ton becomeA"
'.Is IL . fact that the report - the
most unfavoeable one " issued?"
mot 1T all. The cotton crop 10 ex-
tr.ordinsrily good. OAw ~ vsGbsbly
lower than they have bseD for tweaty
yeas lat thai 10 - osly wcsA poist
With he szespaoa Of Ne 1has30y crop
wAich Vas very Folias has yseh bow
ever"
'Bev IL the quality"
"Uniformly hAis. except - ] have
statsa, With oats which arc soe only
short but poor in qSslity. The harley
crop 10 merely good ] think that this
country shosid raise less wheat and i'm
port less barley. We export wheat and
import barley. and there IL NO reason
Why w should not raise it all The
expectation Of corn this year will bc
about the Same. This IL not very largo.
however. IS foreign nations eat bus very
little corn. think that On the whole
there Is NO for any trepidstioa on
the part Of those controlling the mar.
kek"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

THE charges preferred by General
Kautz. Of Fort Niobrara. to the War
Department against General Brooks. to-
gether with the counter charges pre-
ferred by General Brooks against Cen
eral Kautz, have by mutual application
been withdrawn and the dificulty be-
tween the officers compromised.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

Mrs MILLER, the wife of the Gov.
ernOr Of North Dakota, was once . com
positor in . newspaper Office. and it was
while working At the case that she met
hand. Recently while visiting in Dry
den. N. Y. she stepped into . printing
Office and set up . few stickfuls OF type
rs a reminder of the old days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

A DISPATCH iron Buda-pestA staAeo
that The great natioaal robber chis9
Banko 0afcd Who lately expired q
Toked. had a imposing faneral Baako
had livedoa TIE interest Of his III gostsn
wealth fee the Last TN years an was
the recipient q many Aoooes iron HI
native town When - waB about .
dc - called tAe burgu0astsr ard -
th0uitiee 70 his bedside and declared
tAat - I'D doae many . noble das1 tn
spite of bis profession. md that - disd
n peaoo vttA 0el. - - ha6 Aevee
E0bbol Chxiee3nA but nA1e e hts bu.-
iee0 - I'm = Dany Hshesws - posGi-
- uea1bo 0a1o sAs pooe q T0xea
~ - Alright royal f1lssk.
fh6ShDa1uo 49, dsawn b 1oar Uhiss
~Ash6 phe1eef - eaasKy -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

SUPERINTENDENT PORTKR announces
that the recount Of Minneapolis shows
. population Of l6A. 7oQ This, ~ oom-
pared with the census Of lseQ u IN in
crease OF 117.sS4 or Isl 8 per cent
CI1ARIxa house returns for the wsek
ended September - showed IN average
increase Of SIS compared with the corre.
spending week Of last year. In New
York tho increase was 40
BUslNkss Was quiet and the tone good
on the London stock Exchange during
the week ended September Is. In Paris
money matters wore active and armL A
fair business was done ct Berlin Tie
frankfort Bourse was firm Sugar was
quiet 1t Havana.
JOHN s. CR0CKER warden Of the Dis.
tr.ct jail at Washington. died suddenly
Of bronchial hemorrhage. He had been
warden Of the Jail for twenty yean
He personally supervised the execution
Of Charles Guiteau. the assassin Of Pres-
ident Garfield
Tn. American Minister to Russia says
he hes positive assurance that the Rus
sian Goverameat ID exerting no restrict
i've measures old Or new. against the
JewA
Rurus n. KIso, Of CAtSkill, N. T., Il
dead. He was ono Of the famous -
Grant stalwsrtA
TR olacial census Of New York City
shows Population In lss4 l3oA -;
population lse4 Isis. sel; increase.
- q Per cent
CoHosEss went into enlogies o The
18th, TIE Senate o. tho fate Depeooeat.
aHvo Randall md Tie Hooss - The latr
Senator Beck
II ID reported that Tie Adams Exprso1
Company he's ahsoeSod the New York 4
Boston ard Eaxl 4 Ptews Expfeas Com
paaIea 0@eials dsny Il bat indiea-
tioas point 70 - truth
ROnERr.RAY HAmLroM, whose marital
troshlas eocasieoed . ssasstioa sooe
tine ego. il repoetsa tohave been found
drouDed In Sake rAvee: Yellowstoaa
pafk.
I'm United Sssvsaores sAsas q
Havre. Na1oA With ftoegininaoAineey
snlosAy easeasass q sAssk AavS bss1
AssEseyslily1AsA
@Conssryattse 0bvesnmootse ~
CaaAea ee11nino Aas hoea restsssa q
Leooafna vhils = inqatgy tnSs IL y.
esnt rsvultb bsfng oea11sasl y HI.
eAl Judge 6is6lse he dtaaS6ea h
erdeely Gus ~ tse11e are stEl usas1.
Hon 4 1DenR1R al1soonzVA q
0nss q Hsw HAnlsAtse sfnsa less.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

A YOUNG lady from Youngstown, O.,
who had been engaged a instructor
in . New Britain CONN school, wa
refused the situation after arriving there
to take charge. The only reason thai
the principal Of the State normal school
rave her wa that she was ''toO h0mely.'
He agreed 70 pay her . months salary
and expenses back 20 Youngstown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

1~ UsssA0so Qeve - Avsss 1tsa
sossosonosaG Sassv.
1Asyoa. y. ospA lA-sevsssi cas~s
Of Aasiag have occurred ~ Lafayette
College during The scch-
Two yoaag freshness Who ~er~ ,hrras
sneA With . vtais BY tho hasins sophc
mcess warseA the latter so k~rP a~sy
IanA nsUoA she;nseivcs wish ball bats
0ooa Al1De they haA retired they h"Ari
Ae Aaass s~pproschias tho door. ana
WAsa ~ sopho@os~s broke do~n Ia.
door 10 gais m easrsacs thcy wcr- me,
BY The determined fvshm~n. t>,s In
hand
The 6rst of the sophcmoscs ,o enter
the room was Juan Medina . SpsniAri
from Ts9ucisalpA Honduras b sss
struck . terrible biow % the forehead
and fWll uacoascIouA Another scpho-
morn vas his but not so badly iniurci
TIE haser~ thee picked up their ~oand
ID comrades and hastily rctir~d
Medina has h~~n dstirtoas ell day
and II nov lying In . precastoas e"nii
stoa. 10 10 isassA his ehslt h frsctarrd
His classmates have he'd him concealed
oil day with medical AID In constant 81,
Seadance. Grcat effort 80 made Ia
keep the matter quiet
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

The London Standards Madrid cor
respondent ssys that the federation Of
Carlists by the Prime Minister will
probably result In the election of sew.
eral Of their candidates 1t the coming
elections Tho Carlists are making IN
active caAvsss and expect to secure
many Of the thirty-ive seats for which
they have candidates Pa :hs feld.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

A RIOT has taken paace ct wilma grow.
ing out Of the charge that certain Jew
we're guilty Of tho murder Of . Chris
tian. Many Jews Gro terribly Ual'
treated before the military quelled tt
disturbanca
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

THS Lafayette monument commission
has 1t last selected . site for the statue.
1t 10 ct the iDtersection Of Fifteenth
street and Pennsylvanis avenue. Wash.
ington. on . small plot south Of the
Treasury baildin9.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

THE friends Of Congressman AcKin'
ley have decided to put forth their best
efforts in his behalf and will try to give
him . victory like taat secured by the
Speaker in Maine. The leading Reppb'
lican speakers in the House will make
one or moro speeches In his behalf
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

TRE crew OF the steamship State Of
Georgia deserted the vessel just Is she
was about to sail from England for New
York. Tho cause Of their action wa
that the baker employed on board was q
n~On-union man and . request for his
discharge had been refused.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

THE arbitratOrs selected to settle the
Delagoa Bay dispute between England
and Portugal, are N. Blsesi, Judge Of
the Federal Tribunal Of Switserlana;
N. Henslon, professor Of law in the o.
versity 1T Basic. and N. Soldau, Council
lor of State Of Lausanne. N. Blaesi,
will be president of the board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

CONSUL TUKNER Of Cadi1 in . report
to the State Department announces the
establishment Of . steamship line be-
tween that port and New York. The
steamers sail under the Portuguese nag.
carry freight and passengers and are
registered 1t from l.8oo 70 1000 tonA
These vessels viii run st intervals Of
forty days but tho company sAtici-
pates that within . year the increase in
business viii b s~alhcient 70 shorten
this 10 fifteen dana ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

COLONEL Polk. Of North Carolina.
National lecturer Of the Farmers' ALI
ance. VA in Warrington recently. he
says the Alliance is not only In good
health. but the movement il rapidly
spreading and sweeping its way all over
tho 1aM6
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

THE Senate. in executive session, con-
llrmsd the following nominations among
others: J. b Richardson, Of Ksnsaa
Consul-0 General ct Hatamoeas; George
l. Dobson - register Of the land-oflce
1t Buffalo Ok; W. I. Walker - re-
ceiver Of public moneys 1t Buffalo. OK;
b A. Holmes - postmaster 1t Pleas.
anton, Kan, and E r. Crofton - post
master 1t Liberty. No
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

ARrEsIAx wells have developed such
IN abundant supply OF water In the des'
ert Of Sahara that French engineers sre
confident Of being able to extend their
railroad to . distance Of . weeks jour
ney from Algeria right through tho des'
art
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

The Lite Rspa6eee u HWtesesso0d uoa Z
Revelation On Hss Hands. 8
LONDON. Sept lA-The news Of rcv.
olution In Switzerland 10 the most In
tercsting topic Of the hour. Details Of
the uprising arc d%ificult u procure. the
Federal authorities having maintained
. telegraph censorship which would do
credit to the more dcspot.c ncighbOrs Oi
the little democracy.
From the pains taken 70 check COM
municatiOn between tho disadected
Canton and the outside world. and from
the absence Of any encouraging Oficial
announcement by the Federal Council.
1t IL feared that tho revolt may BE- more
widespread In its effects than the brief
dispatches permitted to pass the censor.
ship would Indicate
Ticino. the Canton now in rebellion.
has however. . moro turbulent record
than her sister CamtOnA and the news
Of the present trouble In therefore less
alarming than II the offending Canton
was one Of those which had always
maintained . ~peaceablo and loyal de-
meanOr.
according TO adviccs the revolution
lists formed = provisional government
and convoked . popular assembly. which
declared the existing Government and
the Grand Council dissolved and ordered
general elections for next Sunday. Tho
insurgents hold Lugsno. Mcndrano
ChiassO and Locarno The Bundesrath
was called in extra session and ordered
Federal troops to be sent 70 the scenc OF
the disorderA Tho ~populsce support the
insurgents and the civic guard occupied
tho telegraph Office. thus preventing
the supporters Of the Cantonal Govern
ment from communicating by telegraph
with each other o. With the National
C~Oy0rnm0nt
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

The First Comptrollerof tho Treasury
has rendered . decision in which he
holds that . commissioner Of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition can be IN officer
Of tho commission and . commissioner
ct tho oamo time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

The illness Of the venerable Judge
Isaac p. Christiancy, ex-United States
Senator and ex-Ainister to Peru. was
terminated BY death recently Ut Lans-
ing. Mich. When the judge was first
stricken down with cancer Of the throat
his suferinRs voro intense. but he was
unconscious during the last f0ety-eight
hours and his death WAS - peaceful -
child's sleep