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Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
The Cook Brothers Happy.

PLRIs, Tx, December 13.-The convicted
telegrams to the effect that the supreme court
of the Uuited States has reversed the case on
errors and that they have been ordered re-
leased un bond.
They are in high spirits over the news re-
ceived frem Washington. The matter is the
subject of much conjecture and discussion
here a. to what the outcome will be.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
what Dave PAN. Alr.r. said.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 1S.-Con-
gresham Perkins says the Cherokees have
no right to sell their land to private parties.
The Indians" says Mr.. Perkins ''vere
originally given the right to pass through the
lana on their way to the hunting grounds of
the vest, and have no authority to dispose of
an acre The government. however, simply
from sense of equity. has offered the In
dams 500, 900 for the land"
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
Mri NnuE,d tn Mrier

CHICAGO, December 17.-General Brooke
telegraphs 70 headquarters as follows: ''Ail
Indians who can now be brought IN are here
pine Ridge or near here, leaving 80 bucks
IN the Bad lands, who refuse TO listen TO any
one or anything. Against these hOstiles
will send force sufficient to capture or fgat
them. The Indians now out have a great
may stolen horses and cattle with them. ]
hope to be able to end this matter.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
nInrements Of Indians.

RAPID CITY, S. D., December 16.-Colonsl
Stanford reports that 15O hodges of about 80
Indians have left their camp at Hadden
creek on their way to Pine Ridge to surren-
der themselves. The rest, fifty lodges and
$50 Indians, are making their way north to-
ward the Cheyenne agency with large guam
tity of stolen stock. General Cars COM
mand has started after them.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
An Opinion on Financial Conditions.

New YORK, December 16.-Mr. Tsppan,
president of the Gallstin National bank, said
that the talk of gold being locked up Ia saw
ings banks and trust companies beyond their
usual balances was all nonsense. He did not
believe these institutions had any more specie
now on hand than they Gid a year ago. He
regarded the financial condition as greatly
improved. The only cause for uneaAnese
was from the failure of commercial houses
all over the country.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
Prohibition at the National c.,,,,,.

WASHINGTON. D. c., December 16.-The
house committee on the alcoholic liquor traffic
has agreed to report favorably to the house
a bill to prohibit the manufacture and sale
of spirituous and Intoxicating liquors in the
District of Columbia, except for medical,
mechanical and scientific purposes.
The act is to take effect November 1, 1891.
There was but one vote against the bill re-
corded, although three or four members of
the committee were absent.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

T6sy sat under the ,moonIieht, wilhl
clasped hands trying to guess 'sWhat star
would be their home when they became I'M I
mortal" but soon, alas how soon she canGhf
cold and they had temporarily 70 stop
guessing. They cured her, however, with
one bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
THE CHEROKEE LANDS

The Supreme Court May Have to Decide
on the Question Of Their Sale
WAsHISGToS. D. C., December 15.-The
propositions which have been made By
wealthy cattle raisers for the purchase of the
Cherokee strip have attracted considerable
attention in this city.
According to western dispatches, Colonel
n j. Snider, of Kansas City, In behalf of the
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
All Monte. should T..,d.

WAsHNGToE, D. C., December 13.-Mr,
Morrill,. Of Kansas, was authorized to report
favorably bill to subject national banks
and United States treasury notes to state
taxation In his report on the house bill Mr..
Morrill, says the COMMITTEES fails to see good
reason why one form of currency should be
exempt from TAXATION while another il tar.
able.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
No, in Favor of Government. Loans.

LANSING, MIcH-, December 16.-The Mich.
igan grange is in open revolt against the
national grange on account of the stand taken
by the national organization in indorsing the
proposition for government loans on real
estate.
Before adjourning q long resolution e1-
pressing its disapproval was adopted
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
Ctrculatinr Medium Too Small.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 13-MA.
Dorsey, in speaking of the situation, said the
circulating medium was too small. Lack of
confidence was smother cause for the strained
condition of affairs. People we're alarmed
needlessly, but the alarm was just as effective
in causing crisis as if good cause for Il
actually eustsd
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, December 13.-ThB
three F. II. B. A. delegates in the legislature
who hold the balance of power, have issued
their ultImatum. and it Is that the next seRa-
tor from Illinois must be practical farmer
Ihs democrats are much dismayed, a. thi3
means the defeat of General Palmer
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
Dynamite Does Not Affect tn. Weather.

WASHINGTON. D. C, December 12.-The
$4,000 appropriated by congress for making
experiments IN watering arid regions by
rainfalls induced by exploding dynamite,
still remains unused. Prof. Fernow, who
was to make the experiment, is not very san
guine of the results.
The explosion of 100 tons of dynamite in
eight seconds at Wilmington Del, recently,
produced no effect On the weather.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
Oklahoma. first Fire Loss.

OnARoMA CIT, o. T., December 12.-Ok-
lahoma City's new cotton gin is completely
destroyed by fire. The gin was completed
but two weeks ago, and was model OF con-
struction. The loss is 5000, besides guam
tity of stored cotton. There was no lnsur-
auce. This Is Oklahoma City's first fire.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
n.E.d.ratinn ofLabor.

DZrRo1r. December 16.-The trade selected
by the Federation of Labor to strike for the
e,eht hour day May next, is the painters
Samuel Gompers was reelected presloenf
and Birmingham. Alabama, chosen a. the
next place of meeting
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
National Rankrup,cy Bin.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 16--Senator
Vest presented to the senate a memorial
from the national bankruptcy convention
calling upon congress to immediately con.
sider and pass the bill recommended oy u
for the relief of the honest lnsOlVents OF tne
country.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
30 L1auor =, th. M.,,a,. 80

SPENeTIKLD, LII, December I3.-Ths
state grange adopted resolutions demandin,
that binders and mowers be placed on the
free list, and that liquors be excluded from
the Werid's fair grounds
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
sorth C.ro,,,,,. c.,.,or

CoLUNsIA, S. Con the fourth ballot. J.
L II. Irby vas elected United States senator
to succeed Wade Hampton. The vote stood
Irby 105. Donaldson 10, Hampton ~
lrby Is the candidate of the farmers.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
A Preventive Drur Di.coyer,d.

WAsz1EGToS, d. C., December 13.-The
annual report of the bureau of animal indus
try SAYS that with the ultimate object in view
OF discovering some method of preventing
disease IN swine, the bureau has discovered
drug which has the power of conferring i'm
nunity from hog cho.sra-
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
Aurnst Relmnnt,. Will

NEw feEK, Decsmber 13-The will of An
gust Belmont has been filed It leaves most
OF his property to ms widow. His daughter
Frederick gets $4,000. Mr.. Belmont dOes
not make single bequest to charitable pur-
poses.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

What makes that Joy. that me1insnt?"
Rhsumaric pans, neuralgia gout,
Salvation OH has put to roCt-
salvation Oil, for healing sent,
Salvation Oh, the hninent
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

''Who is happy IN this mundane sphere?''
sneeringly exclaimed Pessimus 'SThe girl
with her first engagement nng," triumph
antiy replied 0ptimus.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
NAV Be Defeatsd in the senate.

WAsHISGTos, d. C., December Ell Is
believed by many senator's that the Federal
elections bjll'' will be defeated in the senate
when it comes to a vote.
It is admitted by republican senator that
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

You can't Away tell the occupant of the
starched shirt by the gloss on the bosom.
Summer girls and summer boys.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

Doubtful Observation-Disclosures, to-day my
master thinks more of me than he did"
How sO:' why. the other apprentice has
been caught stealing"
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

Los ANGELES, CAL, December l6--A wreck
took ulace on the Atlantic 4 Pacific railway,
,..rthe Needles. MA. Thompson. wealthy
cattle breeder Of Iowa City, vas hlis6
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

WAsHISsToS, d. C., December 19-1s
comptroller Of the currency has appointed
Jacob Mcknight of Hutchinson Kan an
examiner Of national bankE -'s "a
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

Literary men do not, as a rule, have head
for business, and so, paradOxical as 1t may
seem, they do not get ahead.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
a Rznk PreSieIeut Arrrsfed.

PHmADEIPHIA, December 17.-Louis E.
Pfeifer. president of the broken bank OF
America, charged With conspiracy to defraud
the depositors, has been arrested In this city.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

Some men are so stingy that they expect
you to pay rent on the place you occupy In
their esteem.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

The Reason Why. Johnson: Why is the
moon often spoken of as the silvery moon?
Jackson: Because we get it in halves and
quarters, l suppose.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

When clergyman breaches from Num-
bers it Is fitting for him to indulge in figures
of speecA-
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

Boys to succeed at games of football
should be of proper age. The scrimmags
seems best.
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20

An appropriate name: Miss Hitidty:
What IS your groom's name Belle: Miss
Fiutter: Barney. Miss Hititity: How sp-
proDriatel
Western Kansas world., 1890-12-20
PARNELL RAMPANT.
As a Director Of the Company He FereTbIy
Takes Possession OF the Unitsd Ireland
Newspaper; DsPOsIng its Editorial
Stzn and SURPRISING an EdItion-

At Night Parnen's oppOnsnts, Acting Un-
der VIM O'BriSh's Name, RseAPture
the Once, Assume Control OF Books
and Leave a Strong Guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
cy,v,vry ~ THE F0REcASrLE.

ri, ,,.,,i-b steamer Neronctshire lies at Pier No
an ra.t Piver unloading a cargo Of teas rom hohs
IN, There are seventeen Chinese sailors III INV
.n,, q, rho Nerionctshire. and the Waterman on Oe
,f b,s ~ keep hi, eyes wide open at nlsht 10 sea
n.y.. -, -, tho 1longolians DO not slip ashore III
,,,,ation of the Exclusion Act. ne H''"'o -
Chinese who come this port as sailors j. h''''-
everv wear and Cinnamon are no" hoN'" n.y.
,.',,a.,.,o rivals 10 the Jack Tars Of England ana
s, in ,be worlds market for labor on the Msh
o,s A. vet the preference is given to Inc 'au''>.''
g., ,h, mast hut a. coal passers, stewards 'oo"''
-, mn board ship. the yellow men have the eau
,s,.,,.es III vessel, with Cinnamon Oh board Law
- sion a bond when the ship enters an America" Pv''
,b,, all the Mongoaus the ships articles dt mo
fine she enters Will also be aboard wheh sue pu'S ~
IA The average pay Of Chinese sailor l. aoo''
f,urteen Chinese dollars A month"; 4 'm'eSo
holm, equal 10 - cents I'm American money ~
i, always one Chinaman. however VINO pS 'o''.
49, .ro,l,ir, English has charge OF hi fellow country
., nm hoard and sees that the orders oil inc sup
officer, are carried out TINS heao 'n''""'0 e
twenty Chinese dollars month ~,
.Thev,re a superstltious lot, said me chei on|s.
- ttn Mcronetshlrc. and always se'tlS mo 80
and giving us lot of tr2Ho.g y 80, and wend yoa
n1lntcr ON board who died Al So an" W.. - N
believe IL those yellow devils dd hol VIZ -" "A
bury him at Saa After he I'ou t,eS ~, so' al mint,
around The body and kept up chh cum JOS ~ =, ~
an'i,, ,trl. and firing OF crackers. Next gay w
,.Hisrd to nut the body overheard ana Two Va a
Sailors had to perform that TASK ne painset va" a.. IA
% -, n1S rnoni and one of the Cinnamon went 70 ~
DoA n,irro,c one DAY after the painter aleo"
THAT night an awful row or"he on, mn had opcned tic
n,inter's box and another man covered MI & toi
What's all this about SAYS l. ln I u' Hoaten
ne ',V nf VINO onened h> box. The ruth was us'
trn n them had fallen foul Of each other III uc
~ & .Ith thc greatest diihcuy that We go PaLs..,
rh Mn' W" reached Hong Kong because the ioFnS
| nanter had died on boalu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
,uono our Adopted Citizens

nent Emigrant Among our Adopted Cltlzehs
Mr.. Godkin has a high place higher perhaps
than he had in County Wicklow before nc iV'V
il and he edits an evening paper WIN o'
ton Of not less than seven thousand copies
1t would not he respectful 10 conclude "l'i'ou'
a word on Mr. Thomas Bayley foter, Ill WINS
honor Mr. Gladstone's discourse was dehNeIe"'
Mr. Potter has been for near quarter vi cc.-
tarv honorary secretary of the Cohden Clup' lie
is q kind Of rcsiduary lcgatec, also, oil the great
,nostIe of Free Trade one of the few living dc-
postaries Of the true faith as it was declared 10
hin, h,. tho Master 4 meeting was convened 10
present an address to him in recognition oil ms
.cr,ices and Of his discipleshp Earl Granville
presided. and Mr.. Gladstone spoke The IT'D
utcs 20 Mr.. Potter were prlei put suiHcIent' '''
hoo said the orator, particularly by his sue
ccssion at Rochdae, and by the ZEAL earheS'hess
and wisdom he has shown in the choice OF MEANS
established n connection between his own name
and that DISTINGUISHED statesman philanthroplst
and economist such as, ! think, no other lVInS
man con claimn We know something IN America
of tho Cobdcn Club. We have known of It's
.ror,s to spread the gospel of Free Trade among
tbo heather: a word synonymous in Mr. Glad
e+orc,s mind with Protectonist. We are duly
rotefnl for the zeal shown in our behalf an"
,ve do not pretend to measure the value oil inc
missionary spirit by vulgar standard as 'ha'
- more success The wish TO cvangcze is It's
own justification: whether by faith or otherwise
,fr Potter is the Golden Club; the impersona-
tion of that singular organization. II is not MS
c,u1t if We have not found salvation. or IL 'e
seed he has sown has fallen on stony ground.
~ &. w. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

Continuing. the officer said There was another
Congressman down there under the influence OF hlu'r
and | cared for him also. lie became Indignant PC
cause wanted 90 protect him against ''ic'cS' anu
ne took my number to have me dismissed
Ex-Attorney General Garland appeared before the
House Committee on Elections counsel for Mr. CHI
49,, ureclinridce the other day. and about the same
,mo moor Jones' who formerly represented the state
NJ Florida in the United states senate, was adludgcd
a unac and put by the courts 81 Detroit unucr to
strant Iioth these men enjoyed IN thclr diy great
reputatons lawyers. That OF Garland was beneVeu
n bc equal to the best talent which appeared in the
supreme Court. That Of Jones was by many con
edercd not inferior his most talented colleagues IN
the senate The reputation Of Garland a a lawyer
which lie once enjoyed does not seem at the present
time TO do him much good. He has made himself IN
tcn.,Iv unpopular in Arkansas and prefers living In
Washington practising his profession ION never
hear however, Of his being engaged IN big case anu
if is a mystery how he manages 10 exist inc one
ca-, upon which his reputation rested was the ce!e-
br,,ed OATH His argument IN TINS case
impressed senator Edmunds 50 much That ne constantly
efcrr,-l t. to prove that Garland was graz law
YER In fact may be said that GarlandS great repu-
aton as legal lumnary rested As far as the senate
was concerned upon the patronage Of senator Ed
MINDS In a similar manner the reputation OF Jones
wa, made when day. after more tHa1 urcsome
argument on his part, Roscoe Conklng got up ana eA-
nr.-,ed hi, admiration for the argument which nc had
inst bocn listening to. Whether COnkling was IN
earnest or simply in one Of his sarcastic moods re
mains 10 the present day disputed question lie
told senator Jonc, he had finished hia speech that
he stood firm in his frtoch,,' whatever that might
hay, meant Jonc, who, although an lrishman,'
never had the ftiutc.t trace Of humor, took 'ohhlS
-cr,u.ly. and ever after delivered ontlon' Oh the
con,titootionr lie became the hugbcar Of the SEN
ale and unqucstonaby wa- success a. lar a. MS ca
nacity for emptyins the galleries wa, concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
HOW 10 CARRY AN OyERCOAr.

altar to The Boston Post. -.
A. van were saving. surely the proper way 70 iD
nm nvcrroat when ohc wishes 10 carry II Oh to Inns
a." Min IFS lining turned in. But now comes ia
- r. D. and-with that assurance VIM rrsrcoat
in,tlaIs lead one to cNpcc-aSscrts tlat an IN, IN,
n,"mn, he folded IN that way - ~ 10 Vhorever
i,s,ss falling down. venture 10 say, Mt Ve
tf,,t th, sfa,emcnt i erroneous a II y - .rav
~ y u will soon doubtless fold up ana P uonc so
T thr summer df indeed. he has not alresus nread
h. wintrr overcoat. In doing this VIII nc 10y on
~, ,vrrcoat on the bed with its lining reo,tb oIt
,%e cnvcrlct will he not then proceed 10 coat 80
,hc sleeves 10 turn each edge OF wv ,So middle
W. 70 cover each sleeve then fold down uneak1~the
and finally once transverscly (so 10 st0 'nlare
result being nice little square Tor theiIed and
hnndlc ready Ia be pinned In clotl, ,u between
mr. IN a shelf. Now. mark the dnefeHVt 80 over.
his method and the one | propose me ao But
coat when folded will have It's lining ost on the
- when %. f. d. spreads ont the o'e',sde Of the
bed he places not the lining. but tle oeds 10 fold
coat next 10 the coverlet, and then the sleeves
I'm the same manner. he will hnd t.a. t,a coat and
are securely caught between the folds :" Inscribed in
he may walk 10 his hearts content "oyes falling
Euclid or what not. without fear OF the ,ldes with
ont | will admit that the coat mus mus % The lining
thn outside exposed to the weather anu likely 20
nrotcried is not So neat as ana y Ios outside: but
be creased than If folded with the lhlls nrotected
I do maintain that the coat Is thus oe, win not DROP
from wet and dust, ana tnat INC s'e''N
down and bother tina OWNER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
STREET DUST AND IRRITATED Lungs
From The Boston Post.


observe that the specific results 81 the hesicc,Tu
condition Of our streets. wi>ch have been 90 'Ie"rP
presented I'm communications from physician, PM
lshcd in The POST are also very iorclby ahJl ~, ~
Dr. ;. w. Langnad Ia the current number 81 Inc
Medical and surgical JouIbal Dr. L'ngmu!u y b ."
expert in disease, Of the throat ana Ms frinafh> nav
special significance. bccauae they sho" that SUM VI
Inc maIadic, which are attributed 10 our climate arc
really due 10 the Hlthy condition 81 thc cGcc u H.
saw that the presence Of large quanc7 Of dust IN inc
haa Greater sine@nce ID at % 1 TEnt
in any other with wmch no j. acqu'ln'cu. ,, nnn.
within the last hieen years bo,ton har becone olrlrr
prcindccd scr.c, Of All but city officials, and 1t Is
corrobOra,cd by effects ON the respiratory organs
which it i, his daily duty 10 heal and protect.
marked are these effects that for many year, pr
Iangmaid has been able to predict an immediate IN
crease from IN 'af Ycc 4nOe Of the throat e'f from H
observations Of tho atmosphere and the condition OF
never led me 50 far the great desert, of Egypt and
America. but doubt 4 III any other region M atnno,
In windy weather the secluslon of the home, loading
the greater part Of the months Of November and
March amid shifting sands and In clouds Of pulverizcd
DR.. Lanemaid holds that the plan pursued in the
care OF macadamized streets IS the main caiSc o
together with the puyerizne effect OF passing vehicles
on the surface of the streets, produces alternating
sults Of mud and dust. Carriages disfgurcd by
the former and the latter Is raised by high wind
which dries up the moisture faster man the NE
The mud on BOylstonst is declared by him to be iic
0uentIv two inches deep along the sides by measure,
rho rrcyaIencc of Threats nDticca he
dining the months of November and March. when
high winds prevail and the ground is not covered with
IS held 70 be productive Of incalculabc inconvenience
suffering and possible ncurable lnvalidlsm.
When thr region between ArlngtOn-st. and Long
wood was filled in it II pointed out by DR. Langm1id
that the soil should have been bound down by the
immediate sowing Of grass-sced instead OF waiting for
il 10 be hed up with brick houses He looks forward
10 the time a, not far distant when this % Dis,
comfort VIII be done away with, and shall mob
be obliged 10 eat the Dump But the inhalation OF
dust from our insuiciently watcrcd macadamizcd
fill public sentiment forces the
government 20 the evil by the adoption CT
regular and eguazcd system Of watering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
ABrNDANT HALIBrT ~ ALASKA.
ter in The Philadelphia Times.

slim Irttcf IN TNr IIIIlUt IIIHIN TIInc1,
IL va, while the cruise Oi the United states
steamer t-Vorltt That We caught the hallhut. ono
dan while bile lying at anchor IN kil,noo harbor.
Dick WillouIhbN came 10 me quietly AMI whispered
I'VE found a bank by where the wild lalbut
sport, himself. True, he j. too tame to Ice game
but We can have big day among the big fish,
our men rowcd us three miles and within half a
mile Of the shore. We anchored In seven fathoms
II water and went to H,hng.
Had We been provided with an automatic apparatus
thai would lower our hooks % the bottom aud inn.
mediatcK haul them up again shOdhl have had
better fun. for then could have simply looked
ON and kept In out OF the wet. The bottom of tho
sea mus, have been paved with chicken hallbut weigh.
ing from twenty 10 forty pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
SOMETHING GAINED BESIDES GRACE.

From The Washington Post.
The latest IS a school for teaching Young woman
10 walk DE Broaque says that the institution may be
the means Of saving him good deal in the way Of
cab and horsecar fare II he can only induce his girl
To ioin II.