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, 1890-04-17

Mr.. Turpio, of Indiana, made tho last
speech in the senate ON the democratic
side of the Montana case, and Mr. Toll
Ter, of Colorado, on the republican side.
Mr. Turpies speech yesterday was n
scorcher, and has been all day the sub
ject Of comment. Senator ingalls, says
that Mr., Turpie branded Power in his
scorching denunciatlon of his me th ods.
To-day MIR. Teller turned the tables
by referring to the questionable methods
reported concerning the Indiana demo-
crat.
The democrats as yet have shown no
disposition to bring the debate to n
close. Colonel Sanders says that they
are not hurting him in the least by re
iusing to vote, and he is enjoying life.
and trusts that Maginnis and Clark are
doing the same.
, 1890-04-17

Senator Allen, OF Washington, says
that the silver bill which will he passed
will mean practically unlimited coinage,
, 1890-04-17
PUBLIo BUILDINGS.
Western Lands withdraw From
Settlement.

spcoi al Service OF the REVIEWS Washing
ton Press iiurenn.
Representative Wilson has received u
long telegram from residents oi Walla
Walla, WASH. insisting that the bill for
a public building site at that p lace must
be passed. He wired back that Walla
Waila was in the same position as all
the other Washington cities.
Senator Squire told member Of
committee to-day that Seattle and
Tacoma must bc treated the same rs
Spokane in the matter oil appropriations
for sites; that these cities were as large
rs Spokane; and th ut IN addition 10
their other claims they had customs
offices. lie insisted that the action oi
the committee be reconsldcrcd and the
three cities DO placed upon an equal
footing and that $4,000 was little
enough for site in amy OF them.
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TuF HoRGIA CoNFEssEs.

x..,.,. gt.rk, wha Poisoned the Newiand
Family I'm Chicaws. Tells How She Did ~
Hut stan Insists on Kecitins Fairy Tales.
cn4cAao. April 10.
Emma stark, the servant girl who u IN
dar arrest charged with putting poison into
food which she cooked for family named
Newland, which resulted In the death OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newland and the dangerous
,tlnesa oil their two children, has made .
fun confession. This morning she ad-
mitted that she put Rough on Rats inss
some canned corn she was cooking for sne
EewIands supper, wishing only 70 test its
strength. he girl said she had been De-
trayed and wished 20 pnt an end to her on"
Istence. but mad no intention OF killing ths
Nswlands. She ate some OF the corn hsF'
self, she says, but II only made he
slighsly sick, and supposing its sftec
would be no more serious on the other
she served II for supper.
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SEEDING BY MOONLIGHT.
Why Minnesota Farmers Ex-
pect an Abundant Har-
vest This Fall.
Lacrosse Grain Men Contract 4
Furnish South Dakota Counties
Seed Wheat
Other News OF Interest 10 South
Dakotans---Sparks From
the Wires.
rirrsroNp. April 10

ffrRsroNR April 10
The Minnesota farmers in the section OF
Pipestona are ths most juhilani at present
that they have been for three or four years
al the prospects for on abundant crop this
var. The work is couple Of weeks later
an lat year. bnt every man and team are
now Al work seeding, aud la some paris of
the comfy fhe beautiful moonlight nights
are nsed for this purpose in order 10 push
the work. The ground has been very dry
for the past two wears, aud some people
began TO think IL could not rain In this
blue gross region. but the weather clerk
has turned the tables since the lst Of April
and II has rained every day, aud the soil
was fever In n more favorable condition 10
receive the seed. The acreage in the county
viii be by far the largest this year that IL
has ever heen, as scores of new families
have moved into the eounty this spring.
Had the ground remained dry bnt very lit
tie seed would have beGn sown; but as ii
is, every acre Of broken land will be seeded.
Wheat, flax, oats aud corn will be sown
mostly. Unless present signs fail the
farmers OF this section will reap an abund.
ant harvest
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srAa,Ks rRoM rnE wInrs.

IT Is stated that the German reichstae
viii open May Q.
ANDREW J. WALLACE was killed near
Peoria, H., by Jamea Conneil tenant of
one of wallaces farms.
BwGSA- HERR and Ichasi, the insuraent
leaders, aLd q remnant OF their followers,
have surrendered to Maj, Nissmau.
DIR. KNAPP, late German consul at
Samoa, has been placed upon the retired
list, owing to his conduct at the time of the
disorders at that place.
In is stated that the pope intends to
elevate DIR. kopp, bishop of Breslau, To
the cardinalate In recognition OF his
services in the recent labor conference at
Berlin.
JoHH GREGORY, a miner near Wilkes
barre, Pa, while on his deathbed confessed
To numbering a nliner named Ksating
iwonty years ago and implicated man
still living there.
AT LowellI Mass, the carpenters, pIas-
terers, stone aud brick masons, plumbers,
gas and steam pipe men are working nine
hours in aereenasnt with the master build.
ers' association.
comics Of the work. The book will he
printed in fifteen languages.
AN international conference on fishery
ou stions will be held In London IN
August. The conference wIiFdeal mainly
with Questions Of international boundaries
in deep sea fishing.
JAMES MONROE SHRI.LRNBFRdER, one
OF the best known men of Rncks county
Pa. has disappeared, and il ~ stated thai
he IL about so, 200, short in bis accounts
with various estates OF which he had
charge. S"'
THR granite cutters OF Quincy, Mass.
have demanded nine hours and 81 cents AZ
hour. The Granite Manufacturers .asso'
| citation will eoacede the nine hours, but de
cline 10 pay more than 2S cents. Th'
workmen will maintain their position.
MEETING of representative workme'
was held Al Often, Switzerland. Two hun
dred and forty-seven delegates, represent
inc l2O, 900 workmen in yasions trades an'
Oallings, were present. kssolnlions wer
adopted favoripg Ahe formation Of trade
unions.
Miss ETTIE SNARRY, aged II years
and Miss Tess Hoffman, Saged 10 years
were crossing the river. att Dresdan, Ont
in a small boat, accompanied hyA yonn
man named Charles Hart, when the boa
was swamped aud the. Young iad's
drowned.
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= aovERSMENr REsroSsIHLEs

ra. Annexation seatimsnt- Constantly
Growing I'm Cuba. and These opposed so
n wsns co Know T "a Il Festered ln
Washington.
sgw YoRx. April 10.
correspondent OF the New York Her.
aid. writing from Havana under date OF
April 5, says:
The question Of the annexation OF Cuba
10 the United States Ii daily growing more
serious and the government commences TO
be alarmed nj the propagation that more
or less openly is being carried on. with re-
suits that viii soon he known. The cam
psign that has been opened by several
lealinQ papers is courageously sustained In
| remarkable editionE, one having gone so
| far as 10 assert, some weeks ago. that the
gpanish government. through its disgrace-
| fni and ruinous administration. is, doing
| more than ANYBODY else 10 throw Cuba into
4 the arms OF the United States.
I'm another remarkable editor.s'i whose
suthor was arranged, II was said soIns
time ago that the only way annexation
could be avoided was 10 immediately pro
claim the autonomy Of Cnba and that tn
conservative party should join the hberal
In their efforts TO obtain from Spain self
government for the Island.
-Ths fact beyond all doubt is that ther
ere a large numoer OF annexationists Y
Cuba and some In the United States
The question now 10 10 know whether an
Of the members of the government
Washington would be willing 10 favor 10
mos ssmens fust initiated IN Cuba.S
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IA THa WAY.

THf Italian faster. Sucei, who Is said TO
have abstained from food for over one
hundred and sixty days " the attraction
"a the medical authorities in London now
A. woNpERFuL pin 60 be stuck 10 60
evening bodice Is the FAC sIntlle ef hana
mirror. The glass patt is formed OF that
very unusual stone, iias diamond. y y
framed in tiny diamonds and The handle
h of diamonds little larger. 10 clear 10
the large one thpe forms the glass that one
could, with perfect sueoess. Pns Esina.
ture photograph under II ard \ would De
exactly a. II faee were represented.
REV. wAYKAEp HoYT hits oiI the pes.
simists by telling Of an individual natnss
stewart, who kept the people Of his tow
n an extremely nervous condition y,
nronhesvine tho end az the world, On
aax al nnbeliever asked MFs. Stewart th
prophets wife, II she realty believed q
world was coming "a an end on the date b
| haa named. Well. | don't know. "a
replied, rbut DO hope II will. for 4 "a
| do Dir. Stewart 80 much good
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IOWA LEGrsLATuRE.


Associated Press Version of the Days
Proceedings.
DKs MONIES. April 10
The honse this morning passed the fol-
iowing bills:
To extend the provisions of the siadnct
Law TO all cities; to extend the provisions
OF the line fence law TO all counties OF the
state; senate bill to provide for the exam
ination Of state banks and fixing OF fees
therefors; to provide for the election. Of
sassslsz -~a-zs--s~ssss $500 Asnfo
houses OF the legislature and reduce thsif
number. The committee on representa-
tive districts presented two reports. one
republican and one democratic. both max
ING the basis OF representation lo,ooe ana
bxina the number Of Representatives at iov.
By resolution ID was decided TO bold even
inc sessions every night except Monday
tsll adjournment.
Special orders came mp at 1899, and the
lirst one. providing that 10 counties where
= township has population OF 1000 Oh
-a.ore such township shall be divided into
supervisor districts, passed unanimously
Apuropriation bills were then taken uF
and passed, granting amounts as follows
BOYS industrial school ii Eldora, s2o,'
$50: hospitsl fer the insane at Mt. Pleas.
ant. ss7, Lon; hospital Tor the insane a.
Clarinda, sisO.S00.
Ia the senate this morniI9 resolution
was introduced providing for siftini
COMMITTEES, bat 1t went over under IN
rniea. II was decided to hold eveninl
aaselona from now until adjournment, will
the exception of Monday evening.
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KILLEDNTHE SENATE, TOO
The Schmidt Local Option LIZ
cense Bill Is Voted
Down.
It Is Loaded Down With Proposed
NuIlibing Amendments, and
the Whole Is Killed
Emma Stark Confesses That She
Poisoned the Newland Family
Opened With Fight
nrs Molxrn. Aprll ID. o.--spselal.

nFs MolNRs, April aos--special.
In the senate the local option license bill
was resumed on Finn amendment reqnir.
ing all counties where II was voted 10 have
license to erect and furnish snitable asy-
iams for inehriates, II being understood
that the amendment was intsnded TO kill
the bill. II was lost. when Cassatt offered
substitute for section |, providing that In
all cities Of 4 400 population, they may de.
eide By vote whether or not permits shall
he granted to sell liquor, which was
amended by HaEehstf to make Il $3.50
population, and amended by Boiter 10
make II COO population, as he said, Get rs
near general Law "a possible.
The whole we're voted down. n TO 20.
AZ 1850 the special committee. beaded
by Judge Given, came into the senate and
presented series Of resolutions from the
Grand Army euoampment asking the Leg
islature 10 provide for soldiers monu-
msnt and for the better preservation of the
Old Iowa battle flags and also cottages at
the soldiers home.
The senate then resumed the discussion
OF the license bill. Schmidt, of Scott, took
the floor TO close the debate and on the
roll call the bill was lost by 2i 10 2s
on the house bill providing for dividing
counties into supervisor districts and Civ
ing cities OF 25,000 population two super
visors passed, also the bill extending the
Law requiring railroad companies to con-
strnct viaducis an certain cases so as 10 i'm
eluds second class cities, when this appso-
priation bills were taken mp and deonsidered
until adjournment.
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The Xosxnr lieutenant Found Gaiity and
wnI Nc Itsprlmandea and Confined.
wAsuIxazoS April 10
IL was announced at the war department
to-day. that the court rt-martsal which tried
Lieut.. Steele at Chicago Tor conduct uobe-
coming an officer and gentleman in strik-
log Private Wild, found him guilty and
sentencsd him to be reprimandsd and TO be
confined within the limits of his post for a
period Of three months. This proceedings
and nndings OF the court we're approved BY
Gen. tchoheld aud he will Issue the order
this afternoon, publicly reprimandiug
Lieut.. Steele. This win be the II NJ dis .
position OF the case.
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SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.


Seed wheat for Needy Counties.
LACRossE. Wis April 10,
Hodges a HYDE. OF La Crosse, Wis, have
completed contracts for furnishing seed
grain for Sanborn, Miner and Moody
counties. In Sanborn county they took
half the warrants issued at gs cents or the
dollar. They are registered for payment
out Of the first money coming in from
GaSes anl bear per cent. interest. Miner
county negotiated its warrants tn the
amount Of slh.0OO at - per cent. The
firm named have also supplied some
seed for the commissioners of Moody
county and for the Indians about Elan.
dKeau.
Ample rains have fallen ali through
southern Minnesota and Dakota, with the
,,g spes leo sHseRs2n 4 ReHsSn ri RI as Ase8Hs RgAAR
everybody is happy. The outlook is better
than for several years past,
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ca,llf Ton stoves.

A chimney in steady use 10 the
kitchen ought TO be cleaned once every
two or three years to'insure DRAFT.
some chimneys may draw well Tor
wears without cleaning. but they are
exceptional. II the kitchen tre does
not come up clear and bright In nalf
or three-quarters OF an hour after y y
started there is something radically
wrong about the drafts As often as
once ! month all the oven tines should
be cleansed. This Is not pleasant
task. hut IL IL necessary.
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ygnsehlng Z CarIoua Case.

Az the Vienna general hospital the medi-
e,l ofIIoers are At present Watching cars
ons ease. The patient u man q aDoas
"a years OF age, who was navYs ~ ~,
last year, when he hurt The torennRer ot
his ieff hand. The nngef bad 70 - ampu-
iatad. Since then the LETT hann nas ~
wavs baen IN motion. snd nov the nervous
afFeotion has sprsnd over the whole body
and the patient il Obliged always 70 turn
to the left side. When lying In bal "
gives sndden Jumps into ths AIR like nsi
when living ON dry eseund. A similar cas'
attracted, rscentIy, the attention Of med
eel men IL Paris.
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! LIvrLY CONFERENCE.

.Iust a. Predicted. the German Evangshesi
Conferences Begins with q fag How
cnSrkeo. April ios !,
The conference of German Evangelical
church delegates being held IN the shsfnsia
avenue church, was inaugurated, ~ Was
predicted. with row, and the police were
called out. Soon after the meeting ae-
sembled, ut o O'clock, the crowd m front OF
the doors berame so dense that the street
cars were stepped. Deacon Bergman, ei
The Bishop Dubs faction, who were Inside,
and held possession OF the church. locked
the doors and prevented the entrance oi
bishop Esher and his followers. The fol,
lovers Of Bishop Rsher finally withdres
and started . conference Of their own 70
neiahboring church.
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coLLrDEp IN MIp-ocEAS.

Two steamcr- Come I"getheF' b"'"
Are Badly Damaged AMI O"e :" ih"'"
sinks.
L0xpoN April IL.
The British steemer North. Cambria,
fFem Baltimore for Hamburg, arrived NJ
Dover this morning with her bows stove IN
and her fire esmp4EtmeHt full OF water.
She had on board the crew and passengers
Of the British steamer Ayoea, bonnd from
Dublin for London, with whom she had
colhded. The Avoca was so badly dam
amagea that she sank. No lives were
lost
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THE MARKETs.
slou. C.ty Live stock. .


sioux CTTF. April 10. s
Hoes-EstimAsed recsIpts st0Bs ofieiAi
Yesterday s96. Market. opened steady " strong,
but soon declined SC on account oi torsi
nIIns 81. issa mixea sI.i0@9.lB: hsaxx. s4lsa4
Cattle -Estimated reeeipts, 600 seficial yes,
,ayllav 79s: shipmenta. l54, MAxket active ans
sfrons Oriotmtions Butchers steers. prime
Al S5 4 90: medium 70 good. sa.t5 81 IS feedsrs
Aoes 200 2 4 'os s Bous:a. saois: saS sam
saog naedium 70 good, - Oa37o sntesios,
g 9baa45; cowa, extra ehoAee, saTsa5u&
medium e goa Gamer, saso ssc eS sis yssriinss.
| choice. sAe5Ha.s0; common. 2A0tI6o bulls
ehoics. s2sssss.S0 common. si.e5fe2.2; calves.
south Omaha live stoek.
l souTH OMAHA, April 40.
| ~. p..imafsa recsipts, a,s00. Onlelal
vastersiay. R,t9 Market opened sinw and
I easier. aeilng At O. 0osA 10. bulls. ~ Sto9
Cattle Estnassd ssssiEi's a % sss. nnrsss
chscaga tive stock.
Hags--Reeslpss. n00. Market fairly act,
i've weak and lower. Light, -. NaAs'
h.sys pAsssss ass.gs. sa s1sglas ,aS s.ssss s,s.y
baeyea. sa.as41fao stoekers ami feed@Fs
ssssas.so; Isxsna. a. .sl 500. .
lover. % Mattohs ss.saes.o; lambs. ssoe'
$50
CAEicago Fr0dueee
n f,H1cAao. April 10. rs y. m.--olose,
Wnaat-EMsy cash. MAees May, @Ae<
Cown.-Ragy. cash. a0s4c, MAY 3laC.
Oafs-Easy cash. ss0 May ssss@ sac
Rye-~FfFm stA c.
nmrley--Ftrfn.
J Fiax seed steady a&i.49.
Primo Timothy 81 .aattl.12h.
! Whisky af.02 -.
proJaiona Pork, firm: eash. &i00H Ma
ei0pa Lard. steady eash, SAIL May, se1
4 Maw Yorh Produce.
n NKw YoRg, April 10.
Y Wleat--M Market active, opened higher 81
4 now los - Apxsl s99fnefUeo May, - s-ietssV ,.
cosny weak and lower steamer mixsif sAt*'
e sas<e \,
. Oats -wsaa and fairly aesise; western, =
a | 3sM- -, =.
q Prosialons- PORK quiet and af<n nsw Sll.ta
.g agsa Lard anief mnA arm &C ~ ~. hnsf'
U uanesflsa wssfeEms HsAc. kEsp, AsranR wss
ae4 1AMea1lAaea
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NUMBER ).
nERErT or REASON.


sr. JosErH, No, April TO-
There Is much excitement IN 1T. Joseph
over the strange actions OF Richard Proc.
ror, the only son OF the late famous as
tronomer. Proctor, who IL Young man
of I'll, about two months ago began to act
strangely and took delight la ~andrriog
abroad At ni.ht and hurting stones through
the Windows OF private residences. Al bis
own home he would frequently chop the
furniture to pieces and toss the debris into
the atreei. He believes that ha IL very
wealthy and owns oil the real estate la 81.
Joseph. lie contracts large debts, which
are With difficulty paid by his mother and
sisters, who are poor. Ii has been decided
to have him committed 10 an insane asy-
lnm. Tie has been prominent In society.
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An Insane lselre~s

NEw YoRE, April in
A New York jary has declared Niss Har-
riei Gotsin insane. She is the grand
daughter aud hei,sas Of the late Judge
Coffin, of Cincinnati. She has been abonr'
wear in private asylum on account OF
her eecentfic behavior toward Kryls Bellsx
the actor
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sEnvAsrs or TnF PEOPLE.
noings of our Lawmakers in Washington
---CAamser and Committee Prscsed-
lngs.

Doings of our Lawmakers in Washington
.--CAamser and Committee Prscsed-
ings.
WAsHNaToN April no.
The understanding has been reached ia
the ways and means committ.e by which
the Mckibiey tariff bill will be reported 10
the house on Monday next.
The National Hause.
La his prayer this morning the chaplain
msde feeling allusion 10 the illness OF
Representative Randall.
The house went into the committee OF
the whole on the naval appropriation
bill.
The Cemnitse sn Pacific Railroads.
The house committee ON Pacific rail-
roads entered upon the formal ooDsidera-
tion OF the senate bin providing for the
settlement of the government indebted
ness Of the Union and Central Pacihc rail-
road companies. The FIRST Ave sections
covering the case of the Union Pacific
company were approved with few changes,
the most important OF which is one re-
ducing from 3 per cent. to II per cent.
the interest 10 be paid by the company
upon bonds falling due during
the next fys years. provisions we're made.
however, for capitalixing the difference be-
tween the IA per cent. rate and the full 8
per cent. rate for five years, so that the
effect of the change is to reduce the
amount Of payments for the time, bnt to
make the final payments heavy enough 10
cover the difference. The committee also
struck ont the fourth section of the clause
relating to the government OF guarantee OF
bonds.
In the Senate.
Among the petitions presented and re-
ferred was one from the Galveston, Tex,
board Of trade against the proposed duty
on lead ore.
Among the bills reported from commit
tees aud placed on the caleudar were
the following. The senate bill APP
prOprisiing s2.34s,oo0 for the improve
mgsRss eg.. teA~G Gelasshis sus~ssss sss's savers
co .termineous 10 the United State and
Canada; senate bill TO revive the grade
of lieutenant. general Of the army.
The Montana election case was again
taken sip and Call addressed the senate In
opposition to- the report of the committee,
declaring the two republican claimants,
SANDERS and Powers, entitis'd upon the
merits Of the case to seats In the senate
from Montana.
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sutafsae af August AndeEs.
HssTrNaa. Nina. April 10.
August Anders, q shoemaker on yermil-
lion street, Hastings, Ainn. was found
dead near the lower mill. He had been
missing from home since Friday last. IL
Is supposed that he committed suicide.
lAe authorities were notified and removed
the remains to Msrtz 4 Sons undertaking
rooms
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wAsHIxaroR. April 10.
The condition Of Representative RAN
aaIl is unchanged. He Ii resting easier.
His physiciAn remained at the house dnr-
inQ the entire night for tue first tune dur.
inc bis illness. The patient Is kept IN
@ami- unconscious condition by the mesns
Of opiates.
Lassr-ssrowing weaker.
Representative Randall continues q
grow weaker. The end rs near; but nc
ons can tell how much longer he may b
able 10 continue the struggle for life. Al
hour NAV witness hts demise or be ma.
live for several days yet. He takes nour
iahment veil. AZ 2 o'clock there was NJ
change worthy Of note In his condition.