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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
Tho Indians.

RAPID CITY, &. D, Dec. "a band o.
Indians is campei abous ten miles east Of
the Cheyenne r yer Near the mouth OF
French creek. They baye been radiug de-
serted ranches, k!ilaG ard running tfl
stock, burning bag and grain and stealing
household goods. Yesterday twenty we'll
armed men left 70: .ha Indian comp. They
will be- ,in.d By number of Eanchemeu
ena II ;hey are nos intercepted By he
tgceps will attack .he Indians.
MASON CITY, Iowa. Disc. 9.-Savenieen
Sioux ghost dancers passed through this
city under guard yesterday en- route tor
Fort snelling, MINI. They we're cap.
tursd last FfIday waite on their way from
Pine Edge Agency to that of Lower
BrDle.
GUTHRIE, Dec, 9.--oae CT the courie'p,
who sr.lsed here yesterday from Ffisco,
a s.lelt town Oh the borders, s.aie1 that
there are 4 .00O Indians In different sections
west of that place engaged in the ghcss
dances. and that they are trading II their
0oaies AID blankets foY gnes AID anmun'-
noo Naye; beEa:e 6ur,ns ::e :ecsnt c. q,
bas tas aspect Of tas ;,i:ea "$r.i'ofy
lccked so serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, DEC 9-FJar hundred An,.jes
on Acail Island, Ireland, bage ossn Sc
duced to such ls5se:s By tbs failure cf lhe
potato crop ;haa hey ars compelled to ca
diseased 20 atoas - keep fem stsry;n.
DUBLIN, Dec. 9-Mf. Parne1 nns a.sig,a
10 Dub:irsssnd IS 80 eas.t u .as Il Il
Mayor. He iaseOd orsoresR'z Tue ia
tiona league in Da3.!1.
Ballast, Dec. The Bslfss' Neu.
which has hi;hsro supported iis PaTasi
now urges him 20 retire.
ROME Dec. 8 -S.gnor G:imaIdi has ceea
appointed Minister Of tho Treasury Ed
Minister of Finance
LUxEMBuRG, De-. -Tae Duke .; n
eau who succeeds 10 ba throne oil a.
Grand Du;hY Of Llyem5urg, tl-isy t ok
thu oath to maintain tbs naiioaei iutsE
of the Dachy.
LONDON, D.c. Sd R.aba.d Wrt.aa
Church, dean of s.. P,u > ua!heds8l. IS
desa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gaaettel
III .--rr,r., r.o,r II q Dac Q 1890

JspeciGl Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gaactte
WASHING rcE, y. O.. Dec. 9, 1850.
S. natcr Hoav told friend to-day that ne
would Insist upon his m0.iop to close debate
on the Force bill and that If 1t shall be de-
feased hs would abandon the bill snd lss
the 9enate 20 on with its other business
Mr.. Plumb gave notice In the Senate to day
hat unless the Force bill, sh9uld be disposed
of speedily he will move to let 1t go by and
take up the free E! yer bill. Mr.. Plumb, il
nav be OF iatsras. 70 know in this resp ct,
is member If the republican steering Cd
mittee.
A delegation Of Baltmoreats was at the
Capitol sc-iay co urge the commerce COM
uittee 10 report bill declaring that vessels
entering ths Darrow channel Leading to
Baltimore, though they can raach thse City
ny the broader waters outsids ofis, do 30 at
their OVID peril.
Judge John 7. Herr's, one of the commits
siouers Of the C5icsSt's Worlds Fair from
Virginia, ives at toe Capitol to-day. He
Gays every hing is going on well With The
proposed fsir, and ta.t it vii bs great
success.
as tho bill for the benefit of the Chesa-
peaks Fsnaie College of Elizabeth City
county, Virginia, was amended IN the House
" had 70 so taca 20 tne 'OeEaVo ioi oeHe
renee.
The bills for public buildings to be con
s:dersd in the House to-day are only those
on The csleodsr, that for one at Norfolk De-
ing tbs only ore from Vlrgintn.
Mfr. L. S. Laoey OF Alexandria county,
Virginia, was at The Capitol to-day. He
saws the bill for the re PROCESSION of Aiexan.
6ria to the District Of Columbia is now in
tia room of she Senate District committee,
and that on Taursdsy next be will endesvos
TO have the committee appoint day or
which arguments in favor of the bill can De
heard. The impression en- the sui ect at
the Capitol Is that TIE bill will be no nearer
ZIG passage at the END Of tae session than 1t
is now or ever will be.
Sam @. Allen of Lypcabu,g, Va. was TO
day appointed storsksepe: aud gauger IN
;ae intes2si revenue service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
m0NETARY ANG l0M.aERGIA i

WV YORK. Dee 9-The c, u. IS which led f.
the rally at the close last ovoniDg were still
force ia the stock market this morning aud tho
market ooanod with quite l;to boom all tin.
active stocks being maIorially h CHER Than IA 9
evening few showing gains of less than ono pc
cent. The height to which prices had besu
forced however, brought i'll liberal rea IL ,,ion.
with some short sales aad declines followed. IN
M case however, was all of the opening gain los.
there was active business during tie carly
portion of the honr, and prices again improve
slightly and at / oc'ock tho market was IN Ct
and nrm, general at only slight Factions boio
the opening figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
occupants escaped unhuF5.
South Cardinals Senator

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Dec. 9 The bsiloi ia
the two houses to-day fer successor 0
Senator Wade Hampton resulted: 10y. 50 /;
Donaldaon, AS; Hampton, 40 Ano her ba :
lot will bs ,eken t"-nocrcw. Itby is III :
mans lieutenant. Donaldson "a he AI,iauce
candidate Tbs press. both Tlman arc
ant'-Tilnsn, have asked that Hampton -
allowed to re.sin his scat, but 10 nc agsi!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
4 LEX N u IA. " e
TUESDAY EVENING", DECEMBER 9.

Mr.. PARNELL has given Mr.. Speaker
R ,ed O lesson iu parliamentary Law, the
knogi ,dgs impaired By which, the latter
will probably apply when tho Force eili
fheli come back to the Q S. House OF Rap
resentatives, if the Senate shall pass it.
hen that bill was 10 the House before
Mr.. Reed refused to recognizs democrst7
who desired 10 offe- resolutions relating 10
il. Ifit shall coma there again, prohiog by
Mr.. Parnei's example, he will probably
sns oh resoutions from the hands OF those
who intend TO offsr them, aud tesr them up
besare :heir eyes. Judging from his pIeVi-
Gus sc.iona, his failure to resort to sueh
mems to attain his o. acts before.is attriSu-
{. d only to the fact that ne did not know
Re had them Mt bis mmand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
LEnUN BOT DROPS.

FIR coughs and colds take Lemon Hot Drops.
for sore throat and Bronchitis. tske Lemon Hot
Drops.
For pneumonia AID Laryngitis, take Lemon Hot
Drops
For cOnsum pt;on and Cstarrh, take Lemon Hot
Drcr7
For {smorraase and al throst ard -uag ai-
scsse=, t&ke Lomfn bot Dr. ps
An elegant AID eliable pr, pa alton.
% eeaIs, at dIus sis, Prpa: only by d. Il.
Il. ~ L..nta "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

TaIs Is Tbs time when merchants receive
snd open .heir Christmas stocks, but nobody
will koow who ere doiug go unless they ad'
yertise. IL every city in the world the
mos successful merchants arc those pay thu
largest advertising bills, for while they ere
catiag or sleeping,or engaged In other plsas-
u.e, sod at all other times, thousands CT
other people are reading about the thnss
Ehsv have 70 sail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
Cyclone

ATLANTA Ga. Disc 8 -fe..e,.ip5 resr
Mlaroe, Walton eoua.y. ? c3eio eca4.et
spscs sevssal miles 'oug aa3 l90 yards y g.
blowing d,@n kouse, aud killing seye,s
people. MAJ and bis Wi;e we9e baTc
beneath the 5uies CT heir houe. T3o mar
was killed bu! his sif5 va: 80. ts Zig mar
Their baby vac csf.iei 500 ysels aud sra
go badly j1:e? thai it died shortly ef z
being found A f,niiy CT aegeoes were on
led Ia tie ruins Of ,oeic CAB and two
them were XII led. Another honsa coaini :
Ing seven negroes gss bown We, bu VI
tha ooopDsrts ascaned unhurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
oh What a Cough

Will You heed the warning. The signsl pcs-
hsps of the sure approach of that mere terrible
disease Consumption, ask yourselves ltyou can
and do nothing for it. we know from experience
that shloh's Cure will cure your cough 1t
never tails. This explains why more than 8
Million Bottles We're sold tho past ear. IL re-
lieves group and whoopins cough az once
MotheTs, Go not be without il. Fof lsIae bick,
side or ches; use shilohs Porous P.as'cr. Sold by
e. s. Lcadbeater & Bro Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

IN THE present U. s. House Of Represent
a.:vfs there are 1S7 republican members ;
Il; the next one there will be only 81, and o.:
tkoss only So will bs members who hsve
bson rs-sleo,ed. and yet President Harri-
son saws there must be no step backward.
gFell, brey some people in nortars snd they
will be the sema atill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

Gouf hiss various lanes according to the
paris IF o.ed, as poasgta, @hen ip the feet /;
chi!aga, wien in the hauds, ~; bus
whistler tue attack is fret felt 10 the feet Or
che hands rub with Salvation Oil at once.
Il sunihiIates pain. Price 25c
Popular trial shoes the worth Of evavy
ar;!c 6, and 49 vears' constant use hos
proven the great efficacy Of Dr. Ball's ecu IL
Syrup; it has 10 suae,ivr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

"Dcn't pat on so much coal as to pnt cut
the fire." ard dou't try every thios for ce-
terrh or irf lenza, but bug and try q
Sau.'s Catsrrh Cure, :he qliokes. and sates;
remedy knogp.
The best is The cheapest D.. Bulls Bahg
Syrup Ia acknowledged to be- ths safest and
most reliabls Medicine for babies. Price
25e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

To SHOW how the republican admioistra-
ton favoEs the rich and oppressas the poor
il Is only necessary to meaticn the fact that
while il taxes the latter GA the necesssrles
of life, it yesterday bought over i've million
of the bonds Of the former at from 81 y to
81 25. the pr value of which is Only 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
LEMON EEIXIR.
Its UonderfM Effect on he Lirer, Stomach Bor
KJdneys and Blo0d

Or. Morley's Lemon Elixir is a ple.s ut lcn,o
drink that positively cures ell Biiousncss foaatj
patton, Indigestion, all Sick and Nervous Hesd-
aches Kidney Disease Dizziness Loss o; Ape
tte, Fevers, Chills, Pa taiion OF Heart, and 81
othar diseases caused by disordered liver stoms h
snd kidneys. the first great cause of all fatal di-
seases SO cts and 81 per bottle Sod by drug
gists. Prepared oaly by Il. Noz,ey, Il. D, Z tan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Usiyersal Life Insurance Company
against Dovore and als. Appeal allowed 10
deoress pronounced b. the ChancsrJ Court
OF tbs city of Rlchm ond, the last on the I'D
Of January. 1899.
Jones ag ,nss Meafuder. Far.ae. argued
and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

IL WHAT Commodore Bateman says be
trus, no body will blame the President for
not inviting Gel. Dudley to dine at thu
Woite Eouss, for table silver would not be
safe with him. The national republican
COMMITTEES must have known 6heir man
wasn thoy selected the Colonel to do their
dirty work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

TIE BEEEH s. FaHLY ATTA CEMENT
The Henry county Bulletin gives the fol-
To- iog acsouat Of the attachment of the
property OF Mes ars. Breen s. Fsey. mention
of which Tas made last week in the
GAZETTE:
"Ths males, ca.'s and ether peEapher-
MALTA for railroad building, the properly OF
Messr5. Breeu & Fseiy, contractors on the
Roanoke and Southern rai;way,swsre Levied
on Saturday November 29.b to satisfy g
judgment in favor Of Perrow Bros, eut-'op-
tractors, Ia damsge suiS tried ct tho o.
tober term OF our Circuit Court. While W.
do net pretend to pass upon tho matter be
tween Bseen & Fee!y and Pe-rog Bros, yet
1t seems pity that work shtuld be even
temnc:rrily stopped unless there bad beer
gu fort on the part of Bgeap & Fesly to re-
move their effac!s f.nm tbs S;a5s, acd sher.
the friends OF Breeu &c Feely olsi.D that they
6ave reserve fucd of ten DER cent. On sll
their work on tbs Roanoke ard Southern
railroad sill in the hands of the construr-
ton oompany-enflicient 20 psy the PerroW
debt, perhaps doz N times ever. We are
not interested, however, scd vill not con-
msIt further, except 10 say that 50 fsr es v g
have heard, Breen & Feely have been
prompt to pay claims against them. snG err
Joy the general confidence OF those wifh
.shom they do business"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

THE eRvERAL State republican cubs IN
Wa hipgtoa have demanded the removal Of
tina few demacra;s remaining in office, to
whose retention thev attribute the recent
republican defeat. There are none 80 blind
rs those who will cot see.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

Washington MoLeau, the father of John
R. Mclean, proprietor OF the Ciocianatl
Enquirer died at his bome in Washington
last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

WHEN Mr.. Hear wss urging his party
friends in the Senate yesterday to adopt g
esy law and pass tee Force bill on Friday
next, he vas sppositely reminded by Mr.
German that It was only through the move
neat Of the cotton crop tTcm the very sec
tion of country aimed at By the bill referred
to. that tbs banks in the North had money
enoneh TO pay their depositors. Bat Mr.
Hcss's range OF vision extends no further
than his noso. Ills negro policy, by stimn-
lsline manufacturing in the Sluth, has seri
ous,y Injured his own section, and his Force
biz. if passed, would iniure 1t still further.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

Ne. OWEN, OF Indiana, who is generally
regarded as the Presidents mouthpiece 10
the U =. House If Rspresentaives,eaysM Mr..
uarrison will not only be candidate fer
The next republican Presidential ncnioation'
bu; will De terminated without any troa5le.
IL does not, however, go go fer ss to say
that Mr.. Harrison will be reelected, II
what Mr.. o zen says prove true, many prc M
icent republicans will have epasms, and
stus will rave. among the latter, Gsnerai
Mahnna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

The national board cftrada met 10 the :.
Charles Hotel, Nav Otieens yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
BALrrMoRr. Dsc,mber o -virg'ris coos
-; 1U-sUs 80 kid; do IS 627s eG3.


ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Dec . Flour is qliot,
bnt in fair demand Mt current values; stOck ar,
very well filed and assert d mil crs do not urg
| sales, rs they compisin Of meagrc profit IN grlJo
ing at present prices for cho &C Whcats IT,
Hbcat markets. pres mt o>hing new pr.m nj -
ing grsdc' sell rea lily arouna the tp, eut b.
sorts 5 ring out ~ ID condition Of the sap III
tered, making y range Of from SO mp 20 IS 20
is frmcr at 62.55 for nov ana 55a,7 FOR o
Eye G9a70. Oats 4G l5i for fair 10 good Gle .,
lots; st,iacd Halo Ell g 27a29 Butter d dad
and in liberal supply at 14a20 Potatoes ar
higher at 1895 Pork heasj NJ 4pi'1c; smsil
4s2s5c Turkeys, Chickens, apples ana 9th
produce are wanted at unchanged figures.
RALTIMcaa. Toe. 9-cotton dull: MIDI
9as Flcur quiet but Fl M. VIVA --Souheru
firm and SC ,rce; Fultz 93tt00; J ngDerry ga
stead ; No winter red 'Ot aud Dec 93fi493i /:
ian 94ibs94& May 10Iis Corn-southa ID
firm whi,o 81 .56; yellow SASS steamer
graded No 2 5S We'tcrn quot; mix SPOT 3 .
year 5SAs59; jan 90; May 59a59A; stcaoia-
So. Oats quiet; uugcadod Southern and Penn.
s52 y; No . III Ied 50a50ia Bye finn choiro
1880 good to prime 75s77 commoa to fair ~
IA. Hay fairly active; choice timothy $40 BOA
II good 10 prime 50 50a1l. Pro7isions stes g.
Sugar active.
BALTIMORE, DcC. . hogs nero - 10 Is
full offering this week, and It's quality genera y
is acceptable 10 dealers Trade is general
ported as only fair, by some fairly good Prizes
are off full 4.c, and range at 4laS5A cents per
ID. net, few of the best Western Hogs at tho is-
ter figure, most salcs ranging around cents er
ID re-. kecein-s of -heep and Lamb 1852 hes3,
with sales at 350a s. 90 per 100 lbs for thaoo,
and Lsmt. lasG cents per lb.
new YORK CATTLE MARKET. Dec. 9.--Boo, $
Market stsdy; native stsors ID. $40 HGts
and Cows 1.70aS32 5 per 100 lbs. Ca.vosM r
ket steady Vesls 5sS7 90. Grasscrs = 37aS2 %.
Western . sOlsS 25 per 100 lbs. Sic = d
Lambs-Msrke5 lower Shop 4sS5.25. hslab5
5 25a$6 40 per 100 lbs. Hogs-Matkot en- : ;
3 40sS4 % per 100 lb7
CHICAGO, Dec. 9-11:35 a. m.-Whcat isc
S92s May 9S1s Corn-JAn GIG! Ny 81 =
Oats-Jan non i"al; May 46ls Mess PORK me
$40 81 n /; May $t1 35 Lsrd-Jan - : ~ u -
Sc 42lb Short ribs-Jan s. 20; May 30 ~ =
New YORK. Dec 9.-Cotton quiet; nplsads
ga Orleans 11-16; futures tarey stca2y. Fiour
quiet. Whost firm and &c higher Com strorg
ind "a mp. Pork dull al $40 75al2. LAID dull
at So 81 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec. 9-11:35 a. m.-Whcas I1sc
S92s; May 9S1s Corn-JAn 61%. +; My 81 e
Oats-Jan non i"al May 461s. Mess PORK pc
$40 37b; May $l1 IS. Lsrd-JAn 10 8 ~ My
Sc 42lb Short ribs-Jan s. 20; May 50 "a y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
aSl@zg5g =ze
IsfCCIbTRD F9Ess DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.

WARRINGTON, y. g.. DEC 8
SENATE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

LOCKWOOD & CO.'S PREMIUM CR0ap.
III LATE, very fne quality, received to,ds; b
and j G. MIf.RENE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

JO0 SMALL hams, fine quality, just roceifcd
LUU by &c. MII-BUA..
inly 13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09

lust RECEJvRD-A fne lie OF T0l..-P
y SOAPS at 301 King St.
oct26 WI. T. SRIfI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-09
DIED.

FINE as ortmont Of i.EA1HER COL SD
IA HOSE and HALF HOSE st
sep13 AMOS 3 SLAYMAK EH'.i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-18
DOrsey's Redskin Plan.

WASHINGTON, Dec IT. Special telegram
to The HERALD. Congressman Dorsey,
of Nebraska, believes that the better plan
OF averting the Indian trouble in the future
is to segregate the bad Indians and keep
them under close surveillance He says that
these Indians cause all the trouble They
lnclte others to rebellion and find their
task. easy as even in the civilized Indian
there turks savage instinct. One bad In
dian can demordlize twenty civilized red
skins and were it not for their influence
the government would little or no trouble
with the reds, Mr.. Dorsey called on the
commissioner of Indian affairs to- day and
had long talk with him about the condi-
ton of affairs on the reservation. He
forced Mr.. Morgan to admit that the
present outbreak was due to the ineffi-
I cheney of the Indian agent at Pine Ridge
He allowed Red Tail and Bull and Not
Afraid-of-H His Horse TO go and preach
without making an effort to prevent
them. The result was that before long
the outbreaks took place which have at
tracted so much attention Had the agentat
the agency arrested the rebels at once there
would have been an end to the trouble at
once. Commissioner Morgan has asked
Mr. Dorsey to introduce bill allowing the
police force on the reservation to be in
creased, in order to prevent further trouble
with the redskins
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-18
Things About to Reach a Crisis.

DENVER, Dec. IA special to the NeCs
by courier from Daly's ranch, S. D., says
"Things are about to reach a crisis here
Indians are seen in all directions, and we
are prepared for an engagement at any mo-
ment. Pickets were thrown out and re-
port seeing a number of Indians. Scouts
report we would be attacked this morning,
and the signal would be setting fire to the
grass. The grass has been set fire to and a
number of ranches are seen burning. They
may not attack our camp till night or to-
morrow morning. A rancher reports sew
eral white men killed on the Cheyenne
river The Seventh cavalry men will DE
sent against the Indians, and make an at
tack on them as soon as possible, as a de-
csive move is imperative. A squaw man
reports one hundred host1les moving to-
ward our camp We are informed that we
will have achievements this evening of
four more troops, which will make the com
pany $50 strong. 1t is understood General
Carr will leave Rapid City for here to-day
with four more trOops.n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-18

had been put in position, Osened upon the
redskins. The latter were too dismayed at
this unexpected onslaught to sand even
for moment. and all bolted for the river.
The cavalry followed only short distance,
deeming it better policy not to drive 10
desperation the now leaderless mob.
In the village, excitement reigned
supreme during the fight, the squaws run
ming hlther and thither, wildly, preparing
ammunition. From the moment the police
first struck the camp, the women had taken
an active hand. An unearthIy screech FROM
one Of Sitting Bulls wives was the signal
that brought the braves thronging around
the old chiefs tepee when he was seized by
the officers. The stolid despair of the
women and children after the battle when
they fell into the hands of the troops was
pitiful.
1.-THE soldiers and Indian police commented
with awe on the peculiar circumstance
that the mystic number thirteen marked
the number of deaths accompanying the
demise of the noted medicine man. None
disputed that no matter what controversy
there had been as to his status during his
long stormy career, ne had died like big
chief, man among men who had the mis-
fortune to be ON the losing side in probably
| the last great struggle between the two
races.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-18
BALLOTING GOES ON
In the Idaho Legislature for
United States Senators.
DUBOIS HAS SEVENTEEN VOTES
An Acrimonious Debate In the Senate Between
Eustis and DOlph on the Question Of
Chinese and Negroes.

BOISE CRY, Idaho, Dec. 17.-TSpecial
telegram to THE HERALD. To-day the
first two ballots for United States Senator
in joint convention were taken and resulted
as follows: First ballot; Dubois II, Nc
Connell 9, Shoup 9, Clagett s, Stevenson 9,
Mayhem 3.
Second ballot: Dubois II, Clagett s.,
Shoup ID, Stevenson 5, Mcconnell 5, May
hew s.
1t is difficult to form any definite idea as
to the outcome from to-day's balloting.
The Mcconnell men who voted for Shoup
on the second ballot certainly did so for
the purpose of throwing the other factions
off their guard. If an election is not had
this week the contest will most likely be a
long and bitter one. Combinations to
bring about an election are almost impos-
sible. The Democrats will vote solidly to-
morrow for Alexander E. Mayhem, keep
ing clear of the Republican fight