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Evening journal., 1890-06-05
Fired hx the Lightning.

BELvIDERE, n. j., June 5-A very severe
thunder storm, with high wind, occurred
last evening lightning struck the War
rem house stables, aud they were destroyed
by fire, together with several other build
ings. Loss, SlD,O0l
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A Newsnnner I,niIdine slFHak.

NEW York, June about $40 lasp
night a thunderbolt broke just over tps
Commercial Advertiser building az tne
southwest corner of Nassau ana fvitop
streets, sending a column Of tiame uoWh
the corner of the building. across Nassau
street, and striking the fire pump lllsl ~
front of the Raub building. The bullaihS
was not damaged.
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Exit credit NEoAllier.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.--Judge Thayer.
in the matter OF she application Of the
Credit Mobilier for dissolution of it's char
ter, yesterday made decree that the re-
quirements Of the law having been recog-
4ized, dissolution should be allowed The
company was chartered under Pennsyl-
vania law in 1854
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yow Jersev prison Deputles.

TRENTON, june h-Edward Leonard, Of
Union, Benjamin Naar, Of Mercer Sylyes-
Ter Croft, Of Warren, and Joseph i. Malloy,
Of Hudson, have been appointed prison
deputies by the board Of inspectors to sue
ceed the four Republicans who were re-
cantlv dismissed
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one Killed, Two Fatally Injursd -.

NEWARK, n. j., June5.-A carriage with
four men was struck at the Market street
crossing on the Pennsylvania railroad last
night by the Washington limited express
train William T., McGuinness was killed.
Frank Hauck and John Kenney were
fatally hurt. James Coyle, the other occu-
pant OF the carriage, escaped uniAjHred
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rhe Drarouis Gets Three Months.

PARIS, June 5-The trial Of the Marquis
de Mores and the Others arrested with him
for connection with the May day disorders
ended in their conviction. The marquis
was sentenced 70 three months imprison-
ment and the Anarchist Nallee 70 one
month in prison.
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MIR. Hagrar,I,s protest.

LONDON, June 5--Mr. H. Rider Haggard,
writing to an American publishing COM
pany protesting against their mutilation
Of his novel ''Beatrice, says; "Sslce the
American legislature has hoisted the black
flag it would be Quiaotio not to sail there
under, but it would be courteous to pre-
serve the reputation of foreign authors"
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rarmers Kineh .r I.IchtnIng.

CAIRO, Mich, June 5.-Four farmers
while cleaning a horse were struck py
lightning The two killed were Edward
Goodchild and William Holmes. The m
jured were Matthew Ringle and > A.
Taggett The injured men will recover
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A Fast uorsa KilIed.

PLAISFIELD, n. j., june 5--ppring a Sc
we're storm here last evening an electric
light wire was knocked down aud struck
and killed a fast horse owned by loha
Chandler, which was being driven In from
the races
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The Hottest In twenty Years.

New YORK, June 5.-Yesterday was the
hottest June for twenty years. The
mercury reached SO degs. A remarkably
severe but short lived thunder storm at
night somewhat cooled the air.
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nrninn.. nemncrntlc cnndIdnie.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 5--Francis w. Hill,
Of Exeter, the Democratic nominee for
governor, is 60 years old lie is extensively
interested in farming and is a director in
the Maine Central and other railroad COM
panies. lie was member of the legis-
lature in 1879 and state senator in 1882
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AHnnhr.a cattle KILLED.

Fort DODGE, Ia, June 5.-The fast stock
train on the Illinois Central railroad was
completely wrecked by washout near
Axkley More than 100 head OF cattle were
killed. The train men escaped uninlured.
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Nnnnmn sunrn In.

WASHINGTON, June THE house adopss2
a resolution seating McDufie in the con-
tested Alabama election case. Tsm tos@
was l30 TO lis Mr. McDuffie appeared as
the bar Of the house and visa sweru Ia.
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sUnInTER RESORTS.

TIOTEL CHETw00DE, -
I'LL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Kemodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
rooms; all conveniences Of large hotel; newly
furnished, rooms large and airy, several hav-
ing ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springs, hair mattresses ana ieather PHI
lows; closets on each fiOor particular care mas
been given to the sanitary arrangements
throughout the house; city water and gas call
bells in every room. o..a.
avenue, between Indiana and Illinois avenues,
convenient to the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, and within Two minutes
walk OF the beach.
The proprietress takes this opportunity TO
thank her friends and patrons for former
favOrs in past experience, and promises 70
make Hotel ChetwOode a HOME In every
respect.
Special attention will be given TO the care
0f fnvalids. MRS. ANNIE GRUBB.
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ssnt 10 nm AsYlnm.

BosToN. June 5.-F J. Holland, the
Harvard student who stole bicycles, books,
etc, from the college buildings, has been
sdiudged iRsAze and sent TO an asylum.
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killed by a Lightnina rIash.

PARRY SOUND, Ont, June 5.-Dusigg q
thunder storm here last night the house "
Joseph MeGee was struck by lightning
and his little daughter. Jessie McGee, In
stantly killed.
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Protestlng Agalnst the NIeKInley BI

Protesting Against the Mckinley Dir
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The senate finance
committee gave hearing to a delegation
Of importers representing interests aggre-
gating many millions Of dollars, who came
to Washington to protest against the pas
sage Of the Mckinley tariff bill. All of the
members Of the committee were present,
with the exception Of Mr. Morrill,. J. n,
Constable, Of Arnold, Constable 4 Co.,
New York, was the principal speaker
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VICTIMS OF A CYCLONE.
A Nebraska Town Wiped Out
of Existence.
TEN KILLED AND MANY INJURED.

Not Family In the Place That Escaped |
without Injury to One or More Mem
bers Though the Death List Is Miracu-
Iously small.
BRADSHAW, Neb., June 5.-This town OF
four or five hundred inhabitants was laid
waste by cyclone which struck it about
s:2O Wednesday night. Hearty every house
in town was demolished and nothing re
mains but mass Of ruins and rooiiess
walls Five persons were killed and
score or more injured
The wind was accompanied by deluge
of rain and stunning fnsillade Of hail.
Almost before the frightened inhabitants
had time to realize the nature of their mis-
fortune they found themselves in the
street and their houses reduced to shape
less mass Of ruins The business part OF
the town is nothing but pile OF kindling
wood, not one store being left standing.
Every dwelling in the hamlet is in ruins,
only few walls remaining, and these
without roofs.
The scenes enacted after the wind had
subsidized are beyond description. In every
house in town somebody was either killed
or wounded A hospital was at once i'm
provised in a roofiess barn and the dead
and wounded were taken there. The killed
and injured are
The Killed and Injured.
John Miller.
! Child of J. Bromsey
Wife and child OF Isaac Denner.
4 r.
Two members Of Mr.. Shaw's family.
| Wife and child Of Mr. Minke
| Mr.. Minke's hired man, name unknown.
! Mr. Shaw, father Of John Shaw, is miss.
| ing, and is supposed to have been killed.
Injured-J, A. Brumsey, broken arm;
| Mrs. y. A. Brumsey and two daughters,
| the wife and family of Mr.. Cutshaw, Mrs.
| NJ. Williams. an unknown emigrant, who
was taken up and dashed against an ele-
vator's side, will die; Nellie Dorsey, Mr.
and Mrs John Miller, Alexander Miller
and his entire family, DR. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs Keiser Mr. and Mrs J. I'll. Babeocb
and their three children, Willie Chaplin
p. NJ and r. c. Colby II. \. Cook, Willie
Heath, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Charles Millel
and Mrs +. Chaplin, Isaac pinner, MIR. anC
Mrs Williamson, Professor McDermott
r. ID. Logan and many others Eight ar
said to be mortally wounded.
Freight Cars Twisted Like Empty Boxes
The B. and NJ depot was destroyed an'
telegraph wires are down. Freight ear
were blown and twisted about as thougl
they were empty paper boxes. The prairi
around IS strewn with dead hogs and fral
ments Of buildings The exact extent {
the storm in the surrounding county is nc
known at this writing. The Russian SCI
J tlement south Of here is destroyed, also th
, places of William Morrison, ID. Chicke
and H. Koch. Ninety hogs and one hors
were found in grocery cellar.
A few houses are left in the extrem
western part Of the village, but they al
without windows and doors and their col
tents were scattered broadcast over Ii
prairie All the cars standing on the raj
road track We're blown away except or
loaded with stock, which was blown, witt
out leaving the track, to York a distan'
Of nine miles
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weather Indications.

Slightly warmer sOutherly winds local
thunder storms
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HELP WANTED.
RoARp AND RooMs.

BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE IN
I'D private family. Apply at 4l5 Madison
street.
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DoARD AND ROOMS FOR FOUR OR
ID five gentlemen; also table board. 5J
East Second street
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I.tlsV 'lVVyII't 7tI II
4 ARGE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM
n with board 604 French street.
VETANTED-BOARD AT Az KING
Communications: also unfurnished front room,
for man end wife.
VXTANTED -BoARDERS, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No 406 East Fourth street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
FIERCE RIOT IN KANSAS.

Bloody Fight over . Bond ProJeet-Bai-
lot-BoHes Are stolen and Hundred
Men Engage Ia Battle IN which Sew
ersi Are Mortsily and Many Desperate
" Wounded.
WICHITA, Kan. Feb. IA hundred
men or more fought with guns, knives,
clubs and various other weapons az
Harper Thursday morning, and when the
battle ended two men had received their
death wounds and nearly a dozen
others were cut. bruised or shot several
OF them so badly that there Is little
chance OF their recovery. The trouble
grew out Of a railroad board election and
the stealing OF their ballot boxes, which
have not yet been found Reports
from the scene OF the conflict which Is
seventy miles southwest of here. agree
that a large number of men were badly
injured, the list so far as definitely az
eertained being as follows
Tom Ssbin. a cowboy, slashed with knife,
has since died John Tilford. a merchant,
mortally wounded; Robert C. Thomas, badly
cut and struck on the head with club, prob
ably fatally injured Henry Morgan. shot IN
arm, head bruised John Mrlvey. cut IN lef,
side and hit with stone on head and seriously
injured Lawrence Logan, head badly bruised
Oscar Reed, shot in neck, may recover. Samuel
Clayton. left LEG tadly hurt by bullet, ampu
tation prohahlvYccessary: Silas Adams. dan
gerous znif. -5und IN breast; Thomas Clancy
friFhtfuiv cut on neck and shoulder. left ear
cut cn. Mike Murphy. nose broken and left eve
knocked out bv a club: an unknown man.
from Anthony. cut ~ abdomen 50 that his bow
els protrudcd. injuries likely 10 prove fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Iaphtheris l. sad - be prevalent al
Oakland IL Several deaths have a.
ready ooegrrsa.
TIE tournament OF the love- Stste
SportSmsn ASsoSistlon wll he held
- Davenport June i0ls next
Jam Butts and Id johnson. both col
cred. we're hanged Thursdsy AZ Perry
ia Tor the murder u Captain Muller, q
wealthy farmer.
T6s Nsnonal Canned Goods Packers
Association has teen organized 81 In
disn4polis. Win L. T. Se@ger, q Oil
nsn, Ia. IS president
The seven deaths in tue Notrtnghsm
Pa mines by the explesion recently
are. by ooronsr's 5urs, charged - care
lessness q the mine-0~ners-
A reck occurred on the Lake Shore
near Cleveland. o, caused by an open
switch, IN which Fireman Young was
killed and several others injured
4 mogntaln-slide 81 Dixon Bar. Cal.
has completely damned Trinity river
Tive Chin4men have been crushed to
death and much property destroyed.
The Iowa Supreme Court has over
ruled Ihe petition of Fred MuncbrAth
convicted % completely ia the Hsddock
murder al Sioux City. for q new TRIAL
a collision between TWO Illinois Cen
tral freight trains near kankakee, IL,
Thursday caused a damage 81 $40. 080
one Of The engineers aAs quite hadly
injured
C. A Hinche, formerly Of the Jack.
sonyille lIll.l institution for the blind.
Thursday received an appointment ar
teacher OF physical training in the blind
asylum at Little Rock. Ark
At Upton. Tenn, farmer named
Mcbride shot and killed l.. MoNeEr. his
brother-in-lAw. and then made an un-
successful attempt 70 murder has wife.
Jealousy is said 10 have been Tie cause.
President Hines, of the Topeka
(Kan.) ln-uranoe Company, charged
with illegally conducting the business
of the company, gave himself up al
Topeka. and was admitted % bail IA
81 0OU.
Albert z. Miller (colored) pastor Of
Dixwell Avenue Congregational Church
al New Haven, Conn. was awarded 500
damages against an Albany steam boat
captain for discriminating against him
on account Of his color
The steamship Domira, which VAS
supposed to have been lost has arrived
AZ Baltimore. She left Glasgow De
cember 81, but was driven / 900 miles
out of her course, one seaman being
swept overheard during & storm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
MUST VACATE.
Sauatters or Indian Lands in the siour
Reservation to he Elected.


CHAMBERLAIN. :. D.. Feb. 14.-Com-
missioner Of the General Land Office
Croft has sent notice 10 Special Agent
Gordon that the rights Of the
Indian settlers must be secured.
The entire tract occupied by the town
siters az Lower Brule had previously
been selected by the Indians as allot-
ment land. and under this order the en-
tire crowd will be AZ once removed from
the land, troops arriving here to eject
them. The crowd continues 70 pour in
and every hotel in this city is taxed TO
its utmost capacity by the settlers, who
stop only long enough to secure the
necessary supplies
PIERRE, : D.. Feb. 14.-Boomers con-
tinued 70 cross the river all night
Thursday night, and the scene at Fort
Pierre has been very exciting Build
ing was done by light Of the lanterns.
and large number Of fights took place.
About twenty-five houses were up by
morning. The citizens have formed a
vigilance committee and claim-jumpers
will be seriously dealt with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
HIS LAST MESSAGE.
Reoommsndanons Of Gov. Larrebes
LAD Before Iowa's Legislature.
IT'S LEADING FEATURES SUMMARIZED.
Ihs states Finances Ia . Gr@tdsinE Con-
aitioa- Decrease "a Crime Railway
LsgtslsslsH- rEohissslSa. Irssts
sud Ballet ksfor0.
sosfKNoE IAksAREss YIEw&

DEs NoINks Ia, Feb a To ths
great surprise 81 every one Governor
Lsrrsbee Submitted his message ~ the
Le eysslstgre Thursday II was supposed
hAt he wogld ~sit until the House Vas
permanently organized bat - that
event seems stiM afsT % the Governor
decided % present his last state paper
Immediately The document Is very
long one. covers sixty-'wo closely
printed pages AID touches upon almost
every subject OF interest 10 tie state
The paper vas not read Ia either house.
and this foTmallty Viii probably be dis
pensed With. 4 synopsis IS ss follows.
TIE nnaucial condition o. io.s. according 20
GogerpJr Lsrrsbec is better tbsl thai ~ any
other state Ia TIE Unlon. u = even better thar
u has been far six years and ii has been good
a. that time The State debt June -. lsse
w4s bszstelle - 81 -. Estimates for this
year show that there will be q surplus OF sep
TT svsiIable for Improvements
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
r.E woaLD's sAiR
Ths .use sgsr.4i coaauittss : keAss
- aaks IT, Report


- Maks IT, Report
R t.HrNsros. F@e e Tee hoase
-ou. u,ftses ~ rae World : fsir las saop--
I'd - report on tas szrie-s ~or4a ; TAR
bils whlch have bssa referred 70 II
Ttts rsn5rr siG 8e s.bA4E-ca ~ re
Bo.se - sson - the Rss rules are 1ls-
posed of
Ize report commences ~lih an vl@'
u.eraEioa - TIE various 0llls tast hAFe
bssn referred 70 ths committee, ana
ths resolution Of the zeth o. JAM
ary concerning ths method of select
iug tie sits TOR the far. II taen
proceeds - say thst the comm l'tee
hzs had these bills uRder conslasra-
rlon and has found il imPrAc Acticaols IN
Us judgment - report one bill 70 cover
al the localities, snd ghst, therefore, ~
begs cave ~ submit tNO - ostitltes Tor
the said bills Ihe ritle q these bills
- then given A The question
or the site has been left
o. the House. resolution is
offered by toe committee as suosii-
tuts for that previously offered D. a
member " the House on January 20
This substitute provides that on the
day after The completion q tne
debate on the bills submitted
on the committee. and lmme-
dIately after the reading Of the journal
the Clerk OF the House shall call the
roll Of mem bers, who sha/ name the
site they prefer II no selection be made
on the nrst call. the roll Is 20 "a called
again ant again until site has been
sefertef
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
4 Gr..tI.nd sch.m..

przrzr u Feb a south 0a-
kotans hsva evolved a schene - gohbls
public lands II .hs Senate Thursday
Thompson suri nEer introduce = hilI
p-orid y fo- score ~ public institu-
tiors a. varioHs points n the STATE each
20 receive a. 90 acres ~ isnd FOR - sur-
ro-- II he scheme goes through. ard
its supporters ssy ~ wilL over so0 90
aces ~ sn1 vii - absorbed bv Z
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
Death of the sultan OF Zanzibar.

ZANZIBAR, Feb. i4-The Sultan OF
Zanzibar died Of sunstorke Thursday.
Seynold All. the brother of the late Sui
tan. succeeds him. Or. Charles Worth,
attached to the British consulate. and
Dr Martin. surgeon of the man-of-war
Boadicea. examined tho body Of the
dead Sulten and found no external evi-
dences that tho death was unnatural.
The Arabs will not permit an autopsy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
Canadian Loyalty pIeass,s the Queen.

LoNDoN, Feb IA member Of the
Cabinet is authority for the statement
tAat nothing of late has given the
Queen moro pleasure than the adoption
by the Canadian Parliament of the al
dress declaring It's loYal devotion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
a BANK ROBBED.

Burglars Drill Into the Vault Of the sa
lem UlLD National Bank and Get Away
with $4,000.
SALEM, H., Feb. a. Salem National
Bank was robbed Thursday night Of
$40. 900 besides some securities. The
burglars drilled through the vault door
and then entered the vault and blew
open the burg ar proof safe and took the
contents No clew 70 tho thieves.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
Fatal Railroad Wreck.

CAMDEN, y. J., Feb l4-An engine
from this place running at a rapid
speed crashed into construction train
bearing workmen near Summerdsle.
One man was caught between he
bumpers and so badly crushed that be
will die. Six others, all Italians, are
injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
I'd. InternatlonaI CopIrIrht RnI.

VAsBINGroN. Feb t. The House
committee on patents has by unan-
imous vote ordered a favorable report
on the internationsl copyright bin. The
bill allows foreign authors 70 take out
copYri ght IN tho United States upon the
same footing ss allowed American
authors providing the tvpe-settinE.
printing and binding Is done wholly
within tha United States
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

frf-A. y = F-h a rtUIr w-r.r
49, rifs. r. So sT'sr He~kf---r C-a-tv
ws~s iasfsrtr S'lis5 h~s rs-t-sf Ers
49, srair -~ss Frs7s'1~f Teursssr .sssr
n~o- ne oeurs ~--. srislrs -~-v -.
frsts shen 80 ~nsrssstar~ i--f -
--aakss -f0 fhe1
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
Lumber Firm in Trouble.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Feb. ls-At-
tachments we're served on the yelling
ham Lumber Company, Of this city, IN
favor OF creditors 10 the amount Of over
s100. 600. This will in all probability
force an assignment
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
TO Be OUSTED.
Two More DemooEats in tAs Bout >
- BE Unssatea.
Further ARGUMENT Oh TIE RULES
penaeerAtse FrSpssitao1 fos Auscae-
acns Voted oowH Iks seuase
f.ssss the oktshoa.E Ter
ritortai Ne@s0rx.
rwo ptMooRATs To IA uSsrArTp

Twc pENoChAIs lo EE NNsEATEp.
NAsEINGToN. Feb. IA The commit
tee on elections ot the House II Repre-
sentatises vii recommend tie apsess
ing u Cste of tie first Arkansas die
trict snd II ConptoA. % the fifth
MARI lsad district ana tAe seating
of featherstone ano Madd. the kepub
lioGn contestants They vii also rec
ommend that clarke, of Alabama re-
tain las sect
WAsHISeToN. Teh la.--in me House
Thursday Mr Cannon tlllA report
a. an amendment to rslle IA lrelei-
ing 10 noll-eallsl So a. "a provide
thst after the roil-call the Speaker
shall not entertain rec aest 60
record xote az announce a pair I'm
less members name hss seen noted
under clause of this rule Claus,
Is amended 50 ss 20 read as follows.
"oE n. dsmaus 81 ans member or 81 ne
sogEesi iioa q tne ~, @kel. lhs names n mem
hers suneieui 20 n.aks quorum he fhs hsh 81
TIC House vic do sot vote sS0il be n.tsC aF
the clerk aUc FocoTdoa IA tAs journal aa1 be-
poftce sc TAG sPsascF VIA the names 81 ihc
eEoers soting sIc be counted ana anaoUalt4
iu acteta tallg tht lreseEce at quorum. "a g.
business
The amendment Wss Adopted
Mr Cannon also reported al amend
ment providing that executive e.mmu-
nicauons and senate balls naY be re-
fcrred by tie speaker 90 the appropriate
committees without being submitted 90
the House After q brief Democrats
protest. tae amendment as 4dep,ea
Mr Crisp Gal offered an amendment
g. tle c.aase ~ size rais providing tnat
10 dllatort mot.au shall he entertained
hr tlc >poaAer adding tle woras "b4
demand toF tle tIas snd mays sAal
nQi De con>l.ere3 ellatory
hir Adams lILl suggested that as
the demand for fAe yeas and nays was
constitutional rrht the words suggest
I'd were supereroga
Mr.. Crisp retorte3 that from recent
experience be aad learned that no
safeguard that could be put around the
constitution could be considered ~
work OF pererogation. Gentlemen on
the other side Of the House would either
vote for his amendment or leave "a In
the power ~ the Speaker 20 deprive
mem bers Of their oonsu tutional rights
Mr.. Crlsps amendment Was rejected
yeas, 49, nays ise
Mr. Crisp then ofered an amend uent
providing that the Speaker shall not ~
any case refuse 20 entertain ar appeal
from hts decision A debate followed.
bat The amendment was lost yeas lIS.
nays, lso.
eREATT
WAsHINGToN, Feb a. IN the Sen
-te Thursday The bill 20 provide
temporary government for tho
territory % 0klshoms was passed.
Senator Plumbs lksn) amendment
including No Man's-Lsnd within the
limits % the new territory having
been previously adopted by vote
of - 20 ~ An amendment offered
by Senator Vest No was agreed 20 u
prohibits The Legislative Assem- blv from
authorizing the issue of any bonds
script or evidence of debt In sid 81 rail-
roads nv the territory ~ ~ .rv s>onnsv
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
sir RuiIdInr. Rnrnrd.

ALLIANCE, O., Feb "a Fire was dis.
covered In Nontgomery's restaurant
and before it could be gotten under cor.
troll fve adjoining buildings were de.
stroved. The loss is from $40, coo <
$4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Conc 10 the Bottom.

VIcToRIA. b. G., Feb. l4-News hss
been received here from tho west coast
of Vancouver's Island that a lum Der.
laden ship had gone 20 pieces on Vargas
Island, entrance 10 Clayoquot Sound,
and al the crow lost
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
TWELVE DROWNED.
sad Fate Of a wedding Party in rrs

sad Fate Of a Wedding Party la France.
PARIS. Feb. IA SAD accident hap
pened at Pontivia Thursday. The We
hicle conveying a bride and bridegroom
and number Of their friends was upset
and the whole party were precipitated
into the river. The bride and bride
groom and ten others Of the party were
arovned
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Tnvw-oT g - PEI Ts. F~s~-
turT vtiet tss besr in~est igstng fhs
Er~r -Brdsf reported Thurs1sf f~
bis ve-s founs sSsirst sithsr tne o.
fnr ~ Nss pu-es and hctf we-s 5is
eks~g.s from russcSr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

ns~rss Ter Fsh q AZ Cars-e
vile Ter ur F-ursdsv N~s Chsriss
Fsfrss vss Ieefss u~ssi6srt - ere
wssfrs vsfs- - vsr rorparv srs
Is te. f-rf v1rrsr svsr sise*ss -
u,~ r.-sfssrr fr ne T-rffes States
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

ErozrK. Ia Fsh "a Wrs Wa-7
Msa-s rfe rf Ro~k Island srirh
uar iv~E here. -lsIrs ~ - one ~ fvs
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