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SILK MoHA1n BE1111Asr1Srs.

Beautiful Spring DEsy Goods. Immense assortment OF
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASK, the very best soc.
quality reduced, cash price 3yc
BLACK SURAH SILKS. Soc. 62c., 75c.
LONSOALE CAMRhlC very finest quality. lOc.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. wide double fold.
all pure hue wool, all coiors. 25c.
SH n so sILks, tNpIA silks IL 25sfs SOC:
new spring shades, wide double width. nne quality.
yEhY BEST 9yAIITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON. yard wide. SIC.
BLACK SILK MOHAlk BnILLIANTINES fue
quality. wide double fold Special bargains, 25c.,
3I1fc., SOC.
CARRIERS Cash Store
Ill MARkET SPACE, NEAR 9TH ST
HENRIETTA FRENCH CASHMEREs. nearly yard
aud half wide I'll pure nns wool the very best 75c.
sUPEkIoR QUALITY BLACK FRENCH SILKS:
extraordinary cash bargains. 9oc. u. H. II 80.
SHEETINl COTTON. tmmenssdouble width. ex-
SIX yELyETs. SILK PLUsAEs SOC. 75c- q.
SILK MOHAlR BklLLlANTINES, all new spring
nearly yard and quarter wide the very hnssi
HALSKiGdxN ESsLisa STOCKINGS; tn. very
best 2lc, quality, three pairs for soc.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and . half
wide. PURE wool speciAl cash bargain, SOC.
DOUBLE WOOL BLANKETS. 6l.50. $3.50. %. IS.
a Cash PURCHASE To.THE AMOUNT OF s5
ENTITLES TAE PukCHAskk 10 ONE OF OCR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. MIS-
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Oua Srocx Or INDIA Silks

Both in Plain and Figured, VS. never better assorted
We can show you IN endless variety.
FRENCH CHALLIIs Just opened snd frssh from
the New York Custom House.
The haaasomess lot Of ROBES end FANCY DRESS
GOODS svr shovn in wsshinstoa-
choice lot Of sATTzENs ma YRrNcu. SCOTCH
and AMERICAN 0INoHAAs.
A new lot Of BLACK GOODS Of m x,nas mn,
opened
a new stock N FAST BLACK HOSE. warranted
not 70 crock.
" = aAusrKR SOMA
ma s1s 1xxuA AVE.
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Ms. +. A. DoyovAN, 90i y street. has on ex-
Sibition today and tomorrow choice selec-
ion OF imported hats and toques, selected by
Ter agents in Paris and London; also those Of
her own design.
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No Appeal From Judge Alyey,s Decis

No Appeal From Judge Alvey's Decision.
The bill providing for appeals to the court of
appeals in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
cases pending before Judge Alvey in the cir
cult court for Washington county, Nd, was
already passed the bill but in the senate the
measure came out of the judiciary committee
with an unfavOrable report. Mr.. Poe wanted
the bill substituted for the report. but the mo-
ton was defeated and the unfavorable report
was adopted by ID to-
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J. X. & C.--"The Comforter" Sc. Cigar. /"
Crush 1t! Squeeze 1t!

You can't hurt our Henry Clay Crush Hat.
Comes in five colors. Fine quality, satin lined
Zach one packed in a cigar box. Costs you
one dollar. and is cheap at that.
FRANC, One PrIce corner 7th and d.
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Lower Prices.
This week We will give you an opportunity
OF saving money on Fine Shoes. II you want
to make your money do the best possible serv-
ice don't buy until you have examined the fol-
lowing excellent lines:
Ladies Shoes. made of best dongola kid,
warranted hand-sewed, opera, common sense
or medium toe, tipped or plain, reduced to
Sl.9S; worth So
Mems Shoes, warranted calf, hand-sewed
hnish. wide or narrow toe, tipped or plain,
this week, 1913; regular price. -.
Misses Shoes, real dongola Kid. heel or
spring heel, tipped or plain, at sI.25; reduced
from -.
Children's Shoes, fine dongola with tips,
sizes to IL. will go at 81; were $3.50.
Boy and Youths Shoes, button or lace, very
dressy and every pair guaranteed Bargain
price, 81 .25 sold everywhere at Sl.75.
Remember, we are making lower prices on
our entire stock this week
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1t -oe
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Headache, Neuralgia. Dizziness, Nervous.
ness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by Mr. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
EpwARD p. MERITS, 10i4 ST.
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SEEKERS OF CoMFoEr should not fail TO call
IN DIR. }. J. Georges x Son. chiropodists, and
see the new remedies for instant and perma-
mem: relief. parlors Ills Pennsylvania avenue,
next door to Palas ROYAL
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HATS FOB SPRING 1890.

FAIS TUB OPHINV Ic5V.
Broadway and 5th ave. silk Hats. So, Sc.
Latest Styles Derbys, all coiors, - to 81.
The Tourist" or Evening Scn" Hat, in all
the most popular proportions 50 To So.
Z. G. Lewis 4 Son, l42l New York ave. near 18th.
A. 81 10 n A
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TIE CHEAPEST Fuel in the market is Wash.
:rgton gas light companys coke.
JOHNSON Bios, Exclusive Agents.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIeHr An. TUESDAY
For the District of Columbia, MARYLAND.
Delaware and Virginia, snow; northe asterly
winds: lower temperature.
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ALWAYS the ssme--..The Comforter SC. Ciga

VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
.3l-695 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1852
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GRocEss. ATTENTION. Bay Your teas, coffees
and spices OF JoBSsToS BGos. Co.. the whole
sals dealers.
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m25, 26, 27, 2s,sl N. H. BOWMAN, Manager.

$3.50 Folding Dress Forms sold for
S2.50 for the next ten days at the DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, It'll and H SITS. m26- eos
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Buy Your Coal. Coke and " God from JOIN
soS BRoIHEKs, the Trading trim ia the Dis
;Iict.
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PHRHAPs You WANT a suspender that will not
prove weak ct critical moment We have
line that We guarantee.
FRANc, One Price. It'll and D.
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ACTING Docs who defend the helpless and
sverf danger are the features of the melo-
dramas at Kernsn's tonight.
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IhE fsvorite nowadays at afternoon receptions
u Biookers Cocoa. Genuinely Dutch and pure.
--4drt.
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MCNAreHToS, dentist, 705 18th 4

ssE ssbI.L NorlcE coLpHs-Farm land;
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LADIES TAKE NoT!cE.-For the next ten days
I will sell my $3.50 handmade boots at $500
and nv Sc 50 boots at $40.
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PERSONS seeking suburban homes should con.
suit the bulletin of John 4. Febrey 4 Co. in
Country Real Estate"
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

ITO ARLINaTON-FAsT STAGE LINE AT 80
y PM, fare 5Oc round Drive through principal
chartered Leaves the " kbSl Err, 5l3 i:tn at u w.
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THERE n Coon HEADApHE REMEDY JrsT Orr.
shich 10 said TO effect cure in every instance.
:ziled ''Bromodine" and sells for IS cent.' :
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A MUSEMENIS.
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THIS WEEK.
The Representative American Trassdian,
Mr.. LOUIS JAMES.
Accompanied by Els Excellent Coterie of Accom-.
piished Players.
THE GRAND AND IMPOSING REPERTOIRE:
Mondsy-OTHELLO,
Mr.. James as Othello.
Tuesday-JUIfUS CESAR
Mr. James Us Brutus.
Wednesday Matinee and Thursday Night-yIRGiNIUS.
Wednesday Night-HAMLET
Friday Night and Saturday Matinee-INaoMAR.
Saturday Nisht-RICHARD Ill
The costumes are costly, elaborate and accurate
Next @eek" aHDptEt s WI appropriate nal
PROGRAM
LINCOLN POST Fab
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 81. 1890.
Beginning at 30 O'Clock.
AT THE
LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY:
Overture by the Third Artillery Band:
heesp0e ~ PTsaSn asFPn Apasrsen Of Depart
THE STAR sPANGLtD BANNER"
Prof. }. W. Bischof. director;
Introduction Of Speakers by s. NJ PIPES Chairman Of
the Reception Committee;
Hon. Gideon C. Moody will Deliver Al Address;
New Nation al Anthem.
NAIL THE FLAT To THE MAST,"-
Written by DR. W. r. Frsbe of Lincoln Post to be sung
by +. ]. Whipple, Prof, J. 2, Sousa, director;
Opening Address by the Hon william. Mckinley tr
of Ohio;
Musical Selections by the Third Artillery Band 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
~ livery Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matipees
First Production in this City Of
HOYT'S
Latest Efforts and Phenomenaiiy Successful COMEDY
drama.
A MIDNIGHT BELL
Presented with the original New York cast and
realistic scenery.
Monday. April 7-ROsE COGHLAN in the following
repertOire: PEG WOFFINGTON EORGET.AF-NoT
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go to ). T. kELLY, 9Th ST. wing. Center
market. and y. L. market. 5th and b SITS.
GsANrLArEp SreAR. &c. IA Poole. 944 La. av.
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Buy q Machine with q Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
Of shuttle machines. Once. 437 9th NV.
m22-3m WHEELER d WILSON MIRO. Co.
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PECULIAR 10 ITSELF.

Tha: Hoods sarsaparills does possess curative
power Peculiar to Itself is conclusIvely shown by the
WONDERFUL cures II has effected, unsurpassed in the
history Of medicine This absolute neri. it
by reason Of the fact that it is prepared by a COM
BlNATIoN, PROPORTION and PROCESS Peculiar TO
Hoods Sarsaparilla known TO other medicine and
by which the tull medicinal power Of all the ngre-
dents used is retained. Hoods SarsaparIlla is q
highly concentrated extract OF Ssrssparilla Dande-
lion, Mandrake, Dock. Juniper Berries and other we'll
Known vegetable remedies. 1t has its way TO the
leading place among medicines b. its own intrinsic
uudisputed merit. and today
HOODS sARsaPARIILA
has larger salo than any other similar preparation in
the country. IL You have never taken Hoods Sarsa-
pariils. try ii this season
hooos sarsapaIiEs has renewed my grip am IS
years Oh age an wss all run down and DISCOURAGED
nave taken oods Sarsaparina and Oh looking my
over nnd that am much better. In fact quite chan
VI course the medicine will not discount my years
oat comes nearer TO IL than anything else "-CHAs
b LONG. shrsvsbury. Mass.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold BY AL druggists. u; six for as Prepared only
oS C. l. HOOD CO., APothscaries. Lowell. Mas.
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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FnE strikes no terror in the hearts of the
Lsouzos dogs at Kernans. They 20 n ths
vsssss without dinchinS.-Adrt
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HUMAN ARTITIcrAI EYES. Hempler's, cor. Al

1911 q ST., formerly OF go 9th st. NV.
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The Rush Still Continues at the Great
| Removal Sale. 120 pairs OF Ladies' Fine Don
COLA Kid Sboes--common sense and opera toe
| at S2.l7. Former price So
1t z. STRAsBERGER. 900 7th ST.
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Lower Prices.

COGecs. the finest skill and money can pro-
cure. Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs. &c, with orders
only. NJ. 4 =. METZGER, Az eth 4 2lOS 18th H. w. |
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DRY Goops next Monday and Tuesday at 908
ith 81. Nv. See adv. in auction column.
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Gx,SrIArED SUGAR. SIC. N.APoole, si4 Law.
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Without a Drawback is Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on earth for pain. Price Csc.
Old Rye Whisky Use. at. MErzeER's, It'll st. NV. 1

Oiu f'se WHISKY oc ~. MEIZGER 9, 'th 81. nw.l
c. Wilmer a. Co.,
1918 Pa. ave.
Low Prices for Best Groceries.
IDS Best Gran. sugar. .................5 Zoe.
Cut Loaf sugar.
Best Mocha and Java. 35c
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa. .............20 c
Best Catawba Wine. .......................9 SOC.
Fine Cooking Sherry. .-.......... Csc. pit.
Leading brands Lager Beer. m29-3t
Illustrated Spring Fashion Catalogues
Free by mail Showing over 1900 new styles
domestic Patterns. Send &c. postage to DO
nestle Sewing Machine Office, cor. 7th and H.3
Have Your Spring Suit Made Now.
Our spring list OF orders Is lengthening
our way. leave your measure aud Well make a
Spring Suit for you that you'll be proud Of
Advance styles for examination.
m2s-5; NOAH WALKER Co., 625 Pa. ave.
Patent Novelty Folding Coin Purse,
the most sensible purse made; also the largest
line of Fancy Leather Goods in general, at
m2s-3teo ToPHAM's, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
'NIamma's Darling"
Don't fail IL call at the stores of the great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, from March
| 81 and all during next week, and secure one of
our handsome souvenir panel cards, entitled
''Mammss Darling" Size l4x29 handsomely
mounted aud ready for hanging up. Given
! away with one pound of tea, two pounds Of
! coffee or one pound Of baking powder.
Our Sc. Java and Mocha Coffee can't be
| beat
We will commence giving away this magnifi-
cent panel Monday, March 81, and continue for
one week. Don't fail to procure q copy.
Checks given to every purchaser OF rs cents
worth Of tea, coffee and baking powder
| 50l-5O3 7th street northwest, 1870 I4th street
northwest and 31O4 NJ street, Georgetown: So, 50
| and 60 Center Market, 90 Western Market, 8
and o Street Market and 10l Northern Lib
erty Market
m25 6,27,2s,sl N. H. BOWMAN, Manager.
$3.50 Folding Dress Forms sold for
| S2.50 for the next ten days at the DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, 9TH and H SITS. m26-eos
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Nervous
| ness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by Mr.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
EpwARD P. MERrz's. 10la st.
buy a Machine with 4 Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
| Of shuttle machines. Once. 437 9th NV.
m22-3m WHEELER 4 WILSON MIRO. Co.
Easter Cards, Novelties--at J. Jay Gould'k 81
Save Your Property From Fire by pro-
viding yourselves with the Harden Hand Gre
| nades. Eight years OF large sales and practical
tests have proved thxt this Grenade is quick
aud sure protection against fire.
JAS. L. RARBoUR q Sox,
GA Peunsylvauia avenue,
mis- Wholesale AgsntA
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slNerxe CAxARIEs. bird store. 81 18th st
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"The Old RIVE Berkeley,o

Fine handlers keep The Comforter" Sc Ciga
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sua.R, o. &c. N.A.Poole, 944 La,av.

Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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This splendid brand of whisky stands at the
top OF the list for its purity and beneficial eff
fleets. which thousands in this city can testify
to. Good liquor taken in reason. has good re-
suits; bad whisky, beyond doubt, results in
no good to any one, but exceedingly delete
rions TO each and the entire community Drink
none but Tharps Old Rye Berkeley. at SlS +
street northwest and it will benefit you. Slim
ulants are needed at tmes-the human system
appears to crave it-but do not abuse the
privilege which has been placed within your
reach. In moderation it will act as a splendid
tonic, and will assist to tone up the system. 1t
Without a Drawback is Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on earth for pain. Price Csc. l
10 lbs. GRADUATED Sugar, 81.
lbs. ]. Coffee, Boston roast, 81.
q Dbl. Best Process Flour. SIS
~ Dbl Best Process Flour, lac.
Il Dbl. Roller Process Flour, $1.35.
Pure Rye Whisky. years old qt Csc.
Other goods. Quotations Sat- SCAR.
1t P. Il. WILSON, 934 7th st. NV.
Old Rye Whisky ,75c. at. METzGER's, eth st. NV. l
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BKIoHr No. 1 BOARDS. sl.15. 9th ST. and " Y. av.
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iE,srI,rKpsue.K.6 ]5c. NAPoole, pa Laav
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take this occasion to thanh my PATRONS for their Do
the past twslve years. which hiss enabled extend
in the pas strive to b worthy Of confidence
open this MAMMOTH DOUBLE ESTABLISHMENT.
partments did in my former lipes-thst say,
and Loac Prices will make my venture success.
make II 20. kindly SOLICIT from the public and my
will strive to make it Interesting and remunstive 70
coucl ude with the positive that those who
only buying the Most Stylish and Latest in all thst the
lively ct least from 10 % per cent their pu
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Monday. April 7-ROsE COdHLAN in the following
repertoire: PEG wOFF1NGTON, FORGET ME-NOT
and JOCEIYN maI
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Y. L. /. AsxoRY.-Lincoln Post Fair.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-22
CALIFORNIANS, BILLS.
Messrs. Hearst and Morrow Pro
pose some New LegisIatfOn

Messrs. Hearst and Morrow Pro-
pose some New Legislati0n.
WASHINGTON, January 21.-Represent-
alive Morrow was before the House
Committee On Commerce today to speak
upon the Long and Short Haul clause OF
the Interstate Commerce law. Morrow
presented report drawn up at confer
ence of business men at San Francisco
last August, in which they recite the OBJ.
stacles interposed by Section of the
Interstate Commerce law, to through
business, and complain that competition
with the Canadian Pacific railroad ;s not
possible.
Senator Hearst has introduced bill
to amend the act relating to the produc-
ton of fruit brandy. The bill provides
that any grape brandy removed in bond
may, upon it's arrival at special bonded
warehouse, be deposited by thereupon
making such entries, filing bonds and
giving other securities as shall
be prescribed by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.
1t shall be one condition of the ware.
housing bond covering the spirits, that
the principal named in the bond shall
pay the tax on the spirits as specified in
the entry, to be paid before withdrawal.
The bill also provides that all brandy
made from grapes, found elsewhere than
in distillery or in bonded warehouse,
and not having been removed therefrom
according to law, shall be forfeited to the
| Government.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-22
PEREMPT0RY REMOVALS.
Receivers of Public Moneys Sh0r
ian Their Accounts.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-Secretary
Noble, through special agents of the In
terior Department, for some time past
has been investigating the accounts of a
large number Of Receivers of Public
Moneys in different parts of the country.
The accounts of number were found
short, and in these cases vigorous action
will be taken. Upon the recommends
tien of the Secretary, the President has
made the following peremptory re-
movals:
R. w. Hutchins, Humboldt, CAL,
alleged shortage, $8, 900.
Fred w. Smith, Tucson, Arizona
alleged shortage to the United States,
$25 900, and to private individuals about
$23 900 more.
S.erling s. Smith, at DEVILS Lake
North Dakota; alleged shortage about
$1,2S7.
Francis L. Anderson, at Del Norte
Colorado; shortage about 81, ,211.
Charles Spalding, at Topeka, Kansas
alleged shortage about So ,000
About ten others who have been founo
short will probably be removed within
few days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-22
CRUSHED BY THE CARSs
A Serious Railway Disaster
at Omaha.
CAUSED BY A BROKEN TRAIN
A Suburban Train Crashed Into BY
q aFreight--Passengers Killed
and Manned.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

| Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
OMAHA, January 21.-By the collision
! OF a suburban passenger train and q
freight on the Belt Line division of the
Missouri Pacific about O'Clock this
morning within the city limitp, William
Boyle, local Democratic politician was
killed instantly; Mr.. Schwarick, a
Deputy County Treasurer, was in
jured internally; J. A. Harvey
and man named Vanderven-
ter, were badly crushed, prob ably
fatally; Frazer and Frank Church had
their legs broken; two brothers named
Mitzlaffs, railroad shop boys, were
very seriously injured; one has
his skull fractured, and several
other passengers were more or less
bruised. Conductor VIM. Shields had
an arm broken and was badly crushed.
The suburban train was twenty min
utes late, but had orders to run ahead to
Omaha. The freight train, which had
orders to follow the passenger train into
Omaha, broke in two near Druid
Hill. This being discovered
the engineer Immediately increased
his speed to keep out of the way of the
rear portion. The suburban train had
stopped at crossing, and Was just pull
ing out when the engineer discovered the
freight train rapidly approaching. He
opened wide the throttle of his engine,
hoping to ct out of the way, but the
wheels slid around on the track, and in
an instant the freight dashed into the
rear of the passenger train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-22
APITAL OULLINGS,
GerOnimo,s Band To be Transferred
to Indian Territory.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-The Presi-
dent has sent to the Senate the report
made by Generals Crook and Howard
upon the condition of the Apache pris-
oners at Mount Vernon barracks, Ala
bama. The President recommends that
provision be made for locating these In
dians upon lands in Indian Territory,
and says: "Some of these Indians have
rendered good service to the Govern
ment in the pursuit and capture of the
murderous band that followed Geronimo.
1t is a reproach that they should not, in
our treatment of them, be distinguished
from the cruel and bloody members of
the tribe now confined with them"
It will be seen by the Senate regular
proceedings that, acting on the Presi-
dents recommendation, the Senate has
passed joint.resolution for the removal
of these prisoners from Alabama to Fort
| Sill, Indian Territory
| TO PROTECT FORESTS.
The President also cent to the Senate
q memorial prepared by committee Of
vancement of Science, relating to the
preservation of forests upon the public
domain. The President approved the
|
and recommends that legislation be pro-
vided to prevent the rapid and needless
destruction of great areas of timber.
| TIE HAT TRIMMINGS. TARIFF.
| A committee of domestic silk manu-
| facturers, with Mr.. Richardson as
Spokesman, was before Assistant Secre-
tary Tichenor this morning, in regard to
securing an amendment to the tariff act,
to obviate all the difficulties in the
classification of silk ribbons used for hat
trimmings and for other purposes.
TIPS ON NAVAL TOPICS.
Irving M. Scott, of the Union Iron
Works, of San Francisco, gave some in
teresting facts today before the House
Committee on Naval Affairs concerning
the increased facilities for building wal
vessels at that city. The largest battle
ships, he said, those of 10000 or 10000
: tons, could be built there. For the pro-
lection of the inland ports, Scott recon-
mended that the Government single
turreted monitors be remodeled. Ii the
turrets were removed and the vessels
armed with disappearing guns OF heavy
calibre, they would be thought to give
very efficient protection.
EX-SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER DYING.
A dispatch from Woodstock, Va, says
ex. Senator Riddleberger is very low
and his case is considered hopeless by
his physicians.
COMPUTATIONS.
Receivers of Public Moneys-A. j
Wiley, Humboldt, California; Otis Per
| rim, Stockton, California.
George P. Fisher. of Delaware. Firs
/ Auditor of the Treasury. Fishers nom
ination had been hung up in the Com
| mittee of Finance for some time, because
of certain charges, but the committee to
, day unanimously decided that there wa
. no reason why he should not be con
: frmed, and 80 reported to the Senat
/ this afternoon, with the result noted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-22

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