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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
AFTER THE RAILROADS.
Bills Affecting lflchiean Iinss introduced
1t lansing.


LAXsIxe. Mich. Jan. so.-The Mich.
igan Senate Is without . quorum, many
members being absent inspecting State
institutions The House passed reso-
luton Thursday to investigate the af-
fairs Of the Jackson State prison. The
object Is to bring to light the reason Of
the board Of inspectors in raising the
salaries Of the warden and other prison
officials.
In the House bills have been intro
duced to repeal the charters OF tho
Grand River Valley road, operated by
the Michigan Central, and of the Erie
& Kalamazoo road, which is operated
by the Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern. Also joint resolution providing
for IN amendment to the con-
stitution, authorizing the State TO
purchase railroads under certain condi-
tons. and bill providing for the pur-
chase OF the business and effects of the
Michigan Central Company by the
State. II Is believed that the object Of
these measures is to force the Michigan
Central to relinquish certain privileges
and immunities it enjoys under ito pres
ent charter. II this II accomplished
the bills will not Be pushed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Jan. %
Frorn-ouiet and lower Spring whsst
patenta As0oA7 u: Bakers. 80; Winter
Wheat Flour. s&socAoo foe Patents AtooAso
Tor CleayA
wHsAr-Ruled arm early and weaker. No .
cash. ook0eSstc; May, OS0sexc
CoRS-Ysirly active ana lower. Ne. : and No
syeilev. tssse; February ssAesoAe; Nay, ~
os3c.
oArs-steady No cash. <401lAs; Nay,
Sk0<ske ssmpiss in fair densad saA ssesdy.
No. S1oAsc: No. White. t1xoAoAe; No &
<4hoSss; No White t6Sot7Ha
Rvn-Ruled quiet and erm- No essA, no
s1Sc; February. Tie and May. 10. San
pies: 12o72xe for No q snd 67Deoc for No 4
BAM.RY-slow and easy Poor $4,000: com
mon 70 fair. o0Ssc; good. a0ssc snA eAeice,
,no72c.
MSS Ponx-Market quite sctivs anA prices
ruled lower. Quotations ranged - elesx0A -
for essh: eaeooa7s for February. and too60
70 - for NAY.
LAap-Rsshsr setive and prices ruie' ssesdy.
Prices ranged Ut B T0as 7sH for cssh, q 10
k7ssS for February. and u mas 81 for March.
and 6.ost1a ToS for May.
Burrrs-crsanery. isons; Dsir, iaeDs;
PackfnG stock e0ec
PovIznY-Live Chickens 7k0ss PER -;
Live Turksya sesxc psr 10: Live Dueks no
% Per ID: Live Geese - mas 50 PER dsa
o1rs-wisconsn Prime white %; Wsssr
Whita sc: Michigan Prime White, eHes
wstsr White. fo4c; indiana Prime Whita
es<c; Wsser White, zoe: Headlight ~ tssN
ssSc. 0ssssfne. ~ degs itc; ~ sssA eAe'
NspAshA = 1es'a ID
LrQrons- Distilled Spirits ruled ar0 -
o. "a per raj fsr finished eocda
NV Ycsx. yss -
wHnAr-A1xc lower, veskL March, eioeo
toex: Mar. G-oaol 80; June. 0-osx 81 o<$ !;
July. ssAosa-ps, August stoSs: psesn-
ber aooseAe
coss-Essssv. asil Ne 4 oxossHe: ssss.-
o.Ts-ouiss sra- sssAA sso@se; western.
UGso<e
Pnosurops-Desf asIl IRA PsssA e.oo
,so: FANNY. 0Ooaa Porh sutet ssssdy
NV Mesn. Nfooofin 30; oia MssA 00ozo 80:
Extra Pyfna 0SofooA Lord suisA evm-
Steam rendered. eoa
CxRvux.Asp. O, ysn. =
PprNeEsuu-ouisA Standard white fn -.
HSve ssssn. -
CrcAso. Saa -
cArrrs-Msrses cniy moderately spsfva
encssslous r,aesA - amoA1 - sosnss 10
fancy shipping ssesrs. eooAS ~ go -
choice &c O. MAN ~ snm1oa - ~ "a
y Ma q fc- nussAers Steers: aAoa0 10
sse~asvs: = 49, - fcr fsxsss: 0DDaS sur
r~~arrs: d Rs4a - ssv Co~s; n NGa 10 scr
psssa - amoa - ~ veal cssvp
uooo-munpe seefvs cd e<n 81 49, q
Ne ssuAer aaass rsnged - - - q scx Pm.
ROGa1s ~ aea&. 0&ozS fs< r~.sA pses-
Nc: &8oan ~ nxssA 80 001A0 ~
sesvy rssszss - ss1Rplas 50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
TIE Girl roa Me-


uaDs esss sees = istts< gfr4
Whsse marty eyes Ane esesss ss<i
We1ia s~t TIE aalls<t he<rt ssalr-s
We&l tssg's ne gsrl Ga ne
A gsrl thSs's lovely every vsy.
Whs oocssss give fx mere d,spinS
p1t givs< taso' lore Again ] -
TAss's lie Ulri tox ne
Uss alma bestowed viii sentis grsoe
Doh beautsfy her gentle face
TAs eentlest u esr esntls rasA
A vssy tovssy GSrl
Psrsu<ns Ger fathers least asnsnA
Ana with sons frisnds hes 5o-nod ban1
Whcse uiszscn 'sss ~ isnd hssd
- sweet . girl y sha
ohe pses eveTy ooDeas -
Thss whether veal or whether zee
They're always better. tsoss uAs kssu
This charming gtrl u nina
An1 uAsn her iovsns scss 80
Her captive voulo long " b.
Sos certainly she seems ~ ne
TIE dearest SRI Of sll
Hast ever seen this little siri
Win merry eye and siiksn curi.
WAC sets the dallest hearts swhiris
Well sAe's the glrl for me-
Harold AeGiii Davis IN brooklyn EAssA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
War on the Clgnpstto.

JEyrKRsoN CITY, Mo-, Jan. 3o.-The
Parker cigarette bill was passed in the
House Thursday by vote Of 1oS to -,
and was at once sent over to tho Senate.
The bill makes It . misdemeanor for
any person to sell . minor under seven
teen years of age cigarettes or tobacco
in any shape without written order
from parents or guardians Of such minor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
atives:
TWO PERSISTED.
Fire Breaks Ont In . Michigan Mae. a1A
Two Miners Loss Their Lives.

Two Miners Lsss Their Lives.
IBoN MOUNTAIN, Mich, Jan S0.-At
about 8 o'clock Thursday evening =
part Of the Chaplin mine, the largest
and most productive in Michigan.
caught Are 1t the sixth level and
tho hrs spread 20 IN alarming
extent. Six miners were In the
shaft At the time, but four were saved
by rescuing parties. Jeremiah Bennett
and Thomas Edwards died shortly after
being brought to the surface. The tops
of AL the shafts are now covered, 20 a
10 render them air-tight with . view of
sm0therin9 the nameA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
MASSACRE OF sPANIARDs.
Natives Of the Caroline Islands wipe Out
Q Garrlson-A FearfsN Revenge.

Natives Of the Caroline laloodo WIPE Out
Garris0n-A FoarfM Rcvengs.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-News from the
Caroline Islands says that another
massacre Of Spaniards took place there.
ninety being killed The natives fell
upon the Spanish garrison without
warning and slaughtered ninety SOL
diers and civilians- In revenge the
Spanish soldiers attacked the native
fort and after . desperate resistance
killed every native In it. Several hun
dred natives werc killed. but they
fought with great bravery. The Span
ish commander was q mortified with
tho loss his men suffered that he shot
himaelf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Large Appssprissisas Asksl - Thsa n
Many Yesrs.
WAsHrxaroH, JAM oo.-The sundry
civil bill. - completed BY the sub-eom-
mites having IL In charge. carries the
largest appropriation Of any similar bill
for many ycarA footing mp probably
more than 81, 900 ooo. This - due
to heavy sppropristaons for public
buildings heretofore sutAorised 70 b
built, TO harbor Improvements, - .
special sppropristisA q bstwssa 49,.
900 and e7oo,eo Tor the Government
building and the 0svsrnnsat exhibit
ct the world's fair IN Chicago sad 10 .
Oh ,ooe. 80 appropvistisa Seg ths csAsus
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

SAN FRAxc1sco, JAN so.-Thurs-
day night four meu were sitting in
John McConnell's grocery store. ~ the
corner of Santa Clara and Harrison
sfrestA whsn two MASKED men entered
end covered the occupants with pistola
ordering them 70 throw up their hands.
The command vas obeyed, and one Of
the robbers took about 500 from the
TIL The thieves then hurriedly left
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

RIcMAND CENTER, Wis, Jan. 3d.
Rose Zoldosd, aged 10, was held To
trial here Thursday on the charge OF
poisoning Vie wife of DR.. Mitchell and
afterward Ella Mally, whom she
thought the docter was about to
marry. Rose was In love with the
doctor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. - Fourteen
Sioux Indisas snd three interpreters IN
charge Of Special Agent Lewis have ar
rived in Washington from Chicago.
They are carefully guarded At their
clearinghouse and are not permitted
20 talk with any one. No arrangements
have - Jet been made By Secretary
Noble for . conference with the Indiana,
but II viii probably take place early
next week
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Da T. q Wur's MAYS AID DaAu IxpAr.
sssr. guaranteed speeiac fer HysseEtA dust
ness, Conv1lsioaA {itA Nervous Neuralgia
nse OF Alcohol or tobacco. Wakefuineaa Mental
Depression. Sottsainx OF the brstn resulting
IN snsAniIy and leAdins 20 misery: decay and
OF Power In either SCI, Involuntary Losses and
spermatorrhpA caused By ever-exsrtlon Of the
brain. seifAbuso or over~tnduigence. Zach box
contains one months treatment 0.00 box.
or six boxes tor 800. sent b. mall prepaid 81
receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
~ Us Tor SIX boxes, accompanied By 800, wa
VIII send the purchaser one written guarantee
90 refund the money II the sreatmeus docs not
eject cure Guarantees issued only By
WHITE q WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy, Sole Agents.
- Monroe-streot, Grand Raplds, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

San FRAScfsco. Jaa- so--Tbe steam-
er Rio De Janeiro has arrived fpm
Hsns Kong. She hriA&s further details
of the burning Of Ne sssansr ehsAghsi
ON the river fsagtss pscenhss -. ~
this dissstsr over - Chinsss Lost their
liveA Ths ss0s stsamss briass -
vioss sf the nerves of pirssy ~ Hsi-
hov. On Deosnber - ninetsen yfrstes
were decspitsted. snd . few dsys lstss
sexeD more.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

HAMMERS, Pa. Jan ss-The
Legislature on ThursdAT sdoptsd .
resolution calling on the United States
Senators from Peansylvaasa 70 suppors
the Federal elections hsll By al fair sad
hooorsbae nsAna This se*ioa y r.
garaed IN tAs light ~ censure ~ s>a-
ssor osnerca ~ his recent vote h tAs
So
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

wIcnrrA. Kan. Jan sc.-The Farm
era Bank Of Augusta, capital ezs,oso.
and The AuGustA Mercantile Company
failed Thursday morning. Boa we're
controlled ~ T. r 0rssA Who svns
half Of ths town Of Augusta Ne ststs
neat Of the liabilities and aaaetA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

In 4hss democratic nineteenth cert
my, s'society.- tn the old and sristocrst-
ic sense Of The Nrn- is disappearing.
People of certain class and certain
means 90 certain things ut certain
times becspse other people Of the same
Glass sDd the Same means 10 Ikewise-
There is . universal tendency toward
the equalization 81 laxuvy end - The
sxtersu manifestations of rp6nenepa
Social hAf1tA are formed on the rne5els
established by 100 os fls~ee Rv~st cen
tesS II ci~iliz>tior- and eli the life tbss
ycn End elsewhere IL . more on Ices
pale reflection Of The rssl Article With
ts> ipsrs&ee II facilities a corumunics-
tson originality a al kinds d~er>sse~.
end The s-srsh fw Local o,ioa teorp~s
more snd mo~e be1w1e>s -T'heed~e
ChzA u Bsryer's Msesxine.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

W4v<ssvr1A. o.. Ian - Harvey
Reese. . -eu-knv~r fs-msv sns horse-
sw-der. hss s~s. LEAVING aesss and
forged papers V tse extent Of ~, Go,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

wApFAcA- Via, JsaL sa-E Ceol-
idse, The er-ssakss. ~ss ag.in arrested
Thurssay - The sharye q frssaalest
hsaki1e, thb tine n - e1npaaiDt q
=. c. uSd Goodbye waived ersnins-
ties snd was boxnd sver for trial q .
bod 81 oi.soe. Which was fzrsishsd
TAis h % 0ird tina Coolidge hss bsss
arys~tsa % . Hke charge.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

LosDes. ysa s-CAar1es nrsnoaGA
Ms1bsr 81 Psyii&mese Ter Eu1kanR
I'm. ~ho had ben eritseszly n ~
sonetne past dse4 s Z oIssock . =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

errssyFHED. MSS. Jan Wits
Wisona Paper ceznpsny. ri Hoiyoks.
has suspended psypent The lisbil'ss~s
amount 20 resrls 800, COS The CON-
pssv clsins tfss re s<s~fs susvni 20
considerably more than 10 lise hstsss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

30 sGAsR styia 1t prizes 10 nit svuY
pdy. II Yea an's 81 thaa AsoyegB
ssaisr. write n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
THE FAIR IN DANGER.
More States Threaten to Withhold support
nm Account NJ tha % Eorca Rfll


ON Account Of the "Force" Bill
TRENTON, N. j., JAN 27.-Both
branches of the Legislature met Mon
day night. A resolution was introduced
in the assembly and made the special
order for next Tuesday denouncing the
elections bill, ard declaring that the
State will withhold its appropriation
for the worlds fair if the bill becomes
law.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. s7.-Mr.
Stroud, who introduced in the Senate .
few days ago resolution, which was
adopted, declaring that no worlds fair
appropriation would be made until the
elections bill now pending in Congress
is finally disposed of, introduced anoth-
er resolution Monday. The last reso-
luton is rs follows:
"Resoired. by the General Assembly q the
State Of Tennessee. that We call upon Demo
cratic Legislatures IN every section Of our land
not only 70 withhold all appropriations At this
time to the Colum bian exposition 70 be held 1t
Chicago, but in the event Of the passage Of the
elections bill TO discourage their people from
attending said exposition. ana 40 sppeal -
the patriotic members 81 both parties TO rally
together ior TIE deioet OF ouch dangerous ana
un-American legislation"
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 27.--In the As
sembly Monday resolution was intro
duced providing that il the elections
bill is passed by Congress the Legisla-
ture of this State shall make no sppro-
priation for, nor take any part in. the
worlds fair. on the ground that the
massage of the force bill will revive Sec
tionalism to such an extent that the
fair win not be the fair Of the whole
country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

upo $500 the ulghw Aye $40 Are
~ xAssussa1ns shs csuxsai-
ouDuS. Jan- Dispatches from
~ received hero BY WAY Of Buenos
DpnD ruDor@ the continued success of
~ in1uyusots. who have seized the
1woys Ia the cqauimbo distries and
- coquimbo itselk The towns of
0n0oy an1 Torborallilis are blocked
~ . battle has been fought near
- former place. the exact Diet ais Of
E1IA ~ NJ known Three th pusand
cGun hAve bsen dispatched 10 .tongoy
- cu1n11Roo Ne defenders. Lima Ao also
n0 - hands Of the rebela. who have
$3.50 he u>nufactories mana red by
- hlonds Of President Bairnaceda,
- tnFostsned 10 burn them unless
- dlpoct0ss leave town 0uiilota is
80 mvesesd BY insurgents, who have
- uoeh damage 70 the property of
Dc1EneEs - that vicinity President
1fmooodn = s1ill confident Of suppress-
- - rebolhon. and has urged the
C1Gn 1inin9srs who threate n 10 with
- ~ ehips In the harbor IN the con-
s - eouo1nuenI % delay thar departure
- = ~ dayA The schools and
1oD11n1o - II Serena are occupied by
4 - rooolnR troops fron Valparaiso.
- G1mn1io1netion continues to spread
- - orny snA moro troops have re-
c1loA Ihe lhsurgcnts are now making
DDngotione 70 stack the capital.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
4 BAD SKIN DISEASE
On Limb Years Bedrsdden Year,
Doctors aud Medicines useiess.
Feared Amputatten.
Cured by Cuticura ut Cost Of o3.s0. now
Does Her Own work. A Won-
derfuf Cure.

must write and tell yeg Of the success
have had Ia using the Cr1IctRt bEssp1Ks- !
had been troubled for nearly I'VE years with
skin dtsease In the right limb. And ell the doc
tors In this city could doe nothing for H. !
tried everything. until ~ last ! thought |
should have 10 have the limb xmpuisted Is the
knee IL WAS sweiied 10 fSiee fae nafnfai o. ze.
and could barely hebhie around on frutchfs-
wasin The heuse. part o. the TINE bsdriaden.
fer three years. and could NOS get ent- hap
pened to lock In the newspaper and saw the
srrTcrss advertisements. ana - last resort
tried that. used tss bottles OF the EssofykST
and three boxes Of the trTrFsA. ] auB Row
able 10 10 81 nv work. both IN house and ont
of doors. Aad my limb 10 ~ uAtnrni - could
possibly he undef any circumstance II IL =
ever beng vel again. n thss Ell f>neft ssn
Yea are welcome 10 usc II 70 the best aavan
;zze Any enc net rredffinx this rae fnf ne
by sddrss.,pnss ne :, iss 49, fss s ey
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

The galleries were crowded almost 70
suffocation by people who had come
I rom all parts Of the State 10 witness
the contest There was tumult Of ap-
plause when the result Of the ballot
Was made known and PETER was de-
clared elected.
fSenstor Ingalls, successor Is . man 81 Ma,
tonai politics. and he represents newly de-
veloped force In the peliticsi world. The tsrm
Of self made man applies In his case, Tor
whatever he is intellectually is due u his
own industry. William Alfred PETER u In
his Goth year. His education was OBJ
tanned by study after the hours Of hard
labor required TO Afford him . subsistence.
Judge PETER. hike tho man he succeeds has .
military record. He enlisted a. . private n the
Eighty third Illinois Volunteer Infantry and
earned q commission - Second Lieutenant
After the war be settled In Tennessee and 81
Ciarksville engaged In the practice Of law. He
removed 20 Kansas In 1870 and Immediately
assumed active part In the politics Of that
State. Although he has acted for the most
part with the Republicans he was .
pioneer in organizing the farmers for political
action. In Kansas he Was by turns farmer.
lawyer and editor. and was fer one or two
terms q member Of the State Senate. He Is
for all the articles Of the Alliance creed. In
GLIDING the Abolition OF Nataonai pAnkAs Gov
eminent control Of railway and telegraph
lines and the loaning Of Government money
to land owners and upon products Of the SOIL I
NO CHANGE AT SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 27.-The
joint Legislature assembly met 1t
noon, and balloting for Senator was at
once resumed. Six ballots were taken
without change. The last ballot, which
was the thirty-seventh stood: Palmer,
lO1; Oglesby, 100; Streeter. s. Ad-
iourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
CAMERON'S SILVER MARGINS.
The Pennsylvania Senator Admits specu
lating, but Thought 1t Right.

The Pennsylvania Senator Admits specu-
lating, but Thought 1t Right.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Elm the silver
pool investigation Monday Senator Don
Cameron took the witness stand. Mr..
Dingley suggested to the Senator that
perhaps he had seen the testimony Of
Senator Vest and Mr.. Littler before
tho committee. The Senator replied
that he had no concealment to
make regarding his purchase of
silver. The testimony of Mr.. Littler
was substantially correct. He bought
silver just as he would buy any other
commodity. He had purchased il with
out much thought. He had bought
through Mr.. Littler early in June about
100000 ounces, on a margin of
5000. before the bill passed the
Senate, and gave an order to him
TO sell in ten days or two weeks.
He kept no memorandum of the trans
action. So far as he recollected the
silver was disposed of in June. His
profits were about Si,1oo. lie had no
knowledge of any other Senator or
Representative or Government official
having any interest in the purchase of
silver. and knew nothing about the ex-
ploits of the silver pool. To Mr.. Rowell
the witness said there had been
no talk between him and other
Senators as 20 the organization
of q silver pool. and to Nr.
Oates he said that no member of the
House or Senate had asked him 20 en-
ert his influence b. prevent the present
investigation or 10 get Mr.. Dockery to
withhold his resolution asking for II.
In response 70 further questions Mr..
Cameron said Senator Vest was mis-
taken in his testimony when he ssid
that he fCameronl bought the silver
after the bill had passed tie Senate
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

MILWAUKEE. Jxn- N.-Whils skating
on pond At Twenty-third and North
avenue Freddie Hack bnrth and August
Priese, bosh aged 10 years, were seized
by three older boys. who said they
wanted to make niggers Of them. I"
After firs had been lighted the little
fellows faces were held over the fire
until the ficsh rolled OF. and both may
lose their eyesight- They win at any
rate be disigured for life No arrests
have as yet been made.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
INDIAN CHIEFS IN CUSTODY.

General Miles Taking Hostile Savages 70
Chicago ~ Prisoners They Will He
Kept ut Fort sheridan ~ Hostages for
the Good Behavior Of the Rest Of the
Sioux 1t Pine Ridge Agency.
CHIcAGo, Jan. 2T.-General Miles is
determined TO put an end. SO far as pos
sible, to Indian troubles. He has in
custody thirty of the worst mis-
chief makers on the Pine Ridge res
ervation, and is bringing them to Chi
eago. They will be kept under guard
at Fort Sheridan, as hostages for the
good behavior of those left on the
belief that with these mischief
makers out of the way the other
Indians will be more inclined to be-
have themselves. General Miles left
Nashville, Neb.. Monday night with
his prisoners under escort of two COM
panies of infantry. The party is trav-
cling by special train. In all there are
forty Indians in the party. Ten of these
will to go to Washington with General
M lies for a conference. The other
thirty, as stated, will be taken to Fort
Sheridan. s
The names of the Indians who will
60 to Washington are Young Man.
Afraid-of- His-Horses, American Horse,
Fire Thunder, and Hump, of the friend
lies; of the hostiles, Little Wound. Big
Road, He Dog, Two Strike, High Pipe,
and High Hawk.
The more peaceable of the Indians
left on the reservation are to be en-
listed in the regular army and trained
as soldiers. They will be subjected to
the same discipline. wear the same
uniform and get the same rations,
etc, as the white recruits. As an
Indian is rarely troublesome when
he has something to busy himself at, it
is hoped in this way to keep their minds
from mischief. Indians are natural
soldiers; they love the glitter of uni
forms and the use of arms, and should
make an efficient branch of the army in
froufier aervice
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
su,t for eao. 600 Damaree.

DIS MONIES. Ia, Jan 25.-The case
Of c. Berg against the Chicago, Rock
Island q Pacific railway was begun be-
fore Judge Holmes of the district court
Monday. Mr.. Berg's two children were
run over and killed October IL last year
by an engine on the Rock Island near
Valley Junction. and his suit is for $780,
OcO damages
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

Sr. PArE. MINI, Jan 37.--A pnrty Of
Indians made an attack e the ranch Of
Noah Newbsnks, near Lower Spring
Greek. .. d. Rullsts fired BY Newbanks
and his men drove the hostilea acrosa
the Cheyenne. and IS blood stains were
found on the grass il IL believed chat
some Of the Reds were wounded
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

J AURORA, Ill, Jan. a7.-s.Bert' Long.
young man about 10 years old en-
ployed in the paint-shops Of the Chi
cago. burlington 4 Quincy railroad. fell
under gravel ear about o'clock Mon
day night while attempting 70 ride
home and both his legs were cut of
Shove the knees. He was taken to the
hospital Physicians say he can not
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28
To Move yYisconsin.s CapIt.I.

MILWAUKEE, Jan 27.-There is q
movement on foot to make this city the
capital of the State. The bill has al
READY been drawn and viii probably be
presented to the Legislature within =
few days At present II is in the hands
of Milwaukee Assemblymsn. but the
idea Is to have . country member intre-
duco il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-28

DEcArUB, Ill. Jan A.-Ths trial Of
William H. Crawford for the murder of
Mrs Colonel Matthias began IN the cir
cult court here Monday. Crawford
confes&es that he cut the woman's
throat with . razor in . corn-field near
her home on the night Of July as, 1890.
He says he murdered Mrs. Matthias be-
cause he loved her bis defense will
be Temporary INSANITY.