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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
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80 r.rr,s-utsh 0@ess,s In AHe"@
asee.
W-..n,xeyox, Feb. fa-Fancrai ccre.
monies over the remains os Aaih''"'
Porter. the highest officer ir the amer
ian navv NJ the time Of hi. death. t"'s
place yesterday from his Residence
in this city. The event was very I'M
p,sipr. the greatest honcrs krown "
naval regulations being paid tn INC
a.ni hero Tho officers OF b oos'
ernmsns including the frsssden"
m.mb~n of the Cabinet Scn.
a,on and Representatives. Justices OF
The Supreme Court army Officers OF
every rank, vice samirsls and amprr
,~<x naval ofacrr>. members OF fhc dip'o-
u.,,c CORPS and men distinguished IN
letters and science wcrc prcsen, Az
the executive departments N "s
offices and public schools wercs 'o~se
tn. ,hrnnr about the residence during
IN. services was great Rev. Ut. ious
lass pastor % - Johns kPtsc'pa'
Church. oficiased
4, was nearly = o'clock when the i"'
neral cortrgc % Ia Arhns.'n
where the remains werc interrca WIN
the highest naval honor~ The innerAi
-prcsrsSion was composed of more than
$500 troop. consisting of marineA m'is-
tia. United States rrguiar~ artillery
and cavalry in charge "f Rear adrnira'
Kimberly. Following h family s"re
the President and members of tast-
ne, in carriages and a long line OF car
riagcs containing army and naval oHi'
Ger, and distinguished people
The paIl-lrarcrs wer, Viee-frcsidcns
Morton. senator Nandcr>''n. az Ne
braska: senator Mcrher>on. OF New
Jersey; senator ilawley. ot Connscu-
cut; Governor Pat,ison, of fennsyi-
yania; Ma~iorGcncral Schoheld. u. y
A.: Rear Admiral Rodgers L. y NJ
Rear Admiral Howell, L. = NJ
Rear Admiral Crosby. L. y y;
Rear Admiral stevens. 4. = n; Rear
Admiral Almv, q. = n. Rear Admiral
W~orien. L. y n; Rear Admiral Joiets
L.. :. ", Rear Admiral Queen. u. - NJ
General Joseph p Johnston aud Repre-
sentative Bouirilc Of Maine. The body
bearers were eight sailors from tho
crew %! the United states receiving ship
Dale. now Mt the navy yard here.
The dead Admiral was dressed In the
full uniform II his rank. the O. a. d.
badge, the decorations of tho sons at
American R~eyoluti.,u and the badges os
Porter post ot Massachusetts being
upon his brcas, The casket was Gov
cred With royal purple velvet, with
silver handles aud ornaments Upon .
silver tablet ON the isd wss the insrritr
ton. David H. Porter, Admiral lnitct
States Navy. barn June H. 1918; died
February Is, 1871"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

THE remains of Admiral Porter were
Inferred at Arlington cemetery on the
18th. The President and many high
civil and naval and military officials
were present
BEN ALI HAGGIy, the noted turfman,
has died of pneumonia at New York.
The correspondent Of he London
Chronicle AT Rome states that Bishop
Freppel has departed for home, having
failed to induce the Pope to disavow the
policy of Cardinal Lavigere.
EDWIN S. STUART, Republican, was
elected mayor of Philadelphia over
Albert II. Ladner, Democrat, by an
estimated majority of 40. 000.
As to Kyle's election to the United
States Senate, the claim is made that
the South Dakota Constitution requires
a majority of all the members of the
Legislature to elect, which would ne.
cessitate Kyle's receiving e~ighty-five
| votes, whereas he received only sew
enty-s.e.
In the British House of Lords Lord
| Dcnman's bill to give women house
holders the right Of suffrage was re-
jectcd.
DELEGATE MARCUS A. SMITH. OF Ari-
| IONA, fell on the marble thing of the
| Riggs House in Washington and broke
a small bone in his right ankle. lie
| will be laid mp for some time.
STEAMER REED is confined to his
rooms at his hotel by a severe cold.
| For this reason the House has been
| compelled TO elect q Speaker pro tenn
HENRY HASTINGS SHELLEY, first Gov
| ernor Of the State Of Minnesota, died nj
| st. Paul, Mimi, on the 18th. Sibley
was born ut Detroit Mich, in 1911, and
went to Minnesota in 1884.
PROF. ALEXANDER WIXCHELI- the
eminent geologist Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
is dead.
II. X. ENos. the president of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railroad, died OF
peneumonia Mt his residence. 20 Yves,
Nfty-Hrst street, New York.
BARONESS BuRDETr-CoUrrs is report.
ed 70 be in failing health. although no
seriously sick. The baroness is about
81 years Of age.
ALrHoUGHt the elections bill is believed
L 10 Oc uedu, III IL Sdiu tiot tuh w WV
ardent advocates Of that ars
trying 70 induce several Of the free sill
yer republicans to join in an effort to
resurrect the bill because Of the Cleve'
land letter on the silver question.
A BILL has been introduced in the
senate granting . pension Of 8, 500 .
year to the widow of Admiral Porter.
IT is announced that the Prince OF
Wales will visit Ireland during the com
ing summer.
PRINCE SASJo, president of the council
OF the court Of Japan and custodian OF
the grand seal, is dead.
JUpeE JOHN B~ERKsHIRE, Of the su'
preme court of Indiana Is dead.
the Wisconsin legislature has passed
. resolution opposing the bill now pend
ing in congress providing for the I'M
limited coinage Of silver.
BARRrNpIA's widow and daughte,
have sued the United States govern
ment for 81. 200. 600 damages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

LONDON. Feb Is-abost nom 9
styli.hly dressed man scco~ssd in ih.
National Provincial Issak 81 Enginnd q
clerk from the London branch ~ The
Bank % Scotland. ~ bo ~as .,assiins as
~ publir counter In the art 81 nahins
a deposit % money. While the oon~.r.
Ss;ion ~s. going On . msn. evidently an
aecornplSoe ~ the stylish stranger.
snatched frvm tic clerk . valet eco
tanning bonds and eberss r~.rr-~btgns
many thousands - poupds arr: ran ga,
Of the bsHk lie has not t<en eays>
ured The clerk ~ho ~ss rDeh~s ras
ayouih nssned seKsnxse. only isy.ar
Of age
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
EUROPEAN ARMY NOTES.

The American saddle Is being used by
the British mounted infantry.
GENERALS Gibbon and Benet are soon
70 be retired from the army, having both
reached the age limit
THE British army costs SIT, 900. 600 .
year. This II 80. 900, 0o0 more than Ger
many pays for the support Of her SOL
dery.
The armies Of the Central Asissic
States under the protection OF the Gar
win be Offered hereafter BY Russians
from Russia's European army.
The German navy will have thirty
eve more vessels In active service this
year than lMA The total number 20 be
assigned 10 duties lasting from three 90
ten months IL u~inety-siI-
CANIssxR ahos will not be used In the
Preach army in future The shells 8
Allied with an explosive made o! chys>
lise and . substance kept secret: and
every battery has e~rensy-fre rounds
Of these P~rojectileA
The list Of penSicned o6scers In the
German army has s~elled ootSoesbly
since the soce>xioo 90 the throne Of En-
peror william IL The number 81 pen
stoned Generals OF cavalry and infassy
hAs increased from s. 70 -. 81 Lseusen-
anf-GeaenlA from as 70 90, o< NaSor
GenenlA from 2s Co 102 acd %
CoiooelA from sS 20 So
Enxpoa WILLIAMS annosrceDers
that b Win attend the imperial Bsvar-
N maneuress Of ss.oco troop Dear
Munich bexs fall hsa created . consSs-
e-ahae scssssSoa IN the -s;ss~is rights
prea ct South Germany vas<sixnd .
eleE5el paper. p<oscs.s that -Ezvara
has rsens has . king. bot has nos m
emperr. and therefore imperial ina
nesrsrs' arc Qua 81 The qs~>sssn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

THE Turneemeinde is the Oldest and
strongest society in Chicago and has al
WAYS ben particularly conservative.
nscently one Of its anarchiktic members
indul9ed In structures on il in . speech
before another society. The Turnge-
meinde then expelled him. He Appealed
TO the district governing the body.
which ordered il 20 restore him TO mem-
bcrship. A meeting was called and the
society desed the district body by refus
ing by q large majority TO restore the
obnoxious member. Il is assumed That
the only thing this superior body can do
is to cxpel the Turngemeinde from the
national body, and much trouble may
follow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
II. r... Avs--r....a-s ssn s.-s,.

wsssfxsTos. Feb ts-Tk~ lass Of
the arprvyriziso1 tsIls-sb~ s~s~raI d.
Eeieng-~aS reported 20 she Hoa~
yesterday. IL -r<s . total sppsDy~ss
sios 81 Hs.sSs-sIsr1s paxf Of @hseA
Gse-.D7i hs "a soooua; al -p~assDoA
soSse Of s~ other i.>as sF. ros
The rlSes 81 e1ilz~ns 81 o.EaAosas
rAo hss> 6es fxsterea 6exslssss sy
drDasht s1sas for p<ynsrns 90 sAs
ra1ss railroads sos srsespor-Astos se~
ssce. q -. tzes~ss< of tie .Hr-
toward ik~ e~zss.rsessoo ss6eonplestos
% Tie sew ve>sss k~sr~scfors szsAor-
tsot-sL1e,U 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
srANFoRo,s SCHEME.
The ssasss Ftassee Commitse~ Reports "
Adversely with Severe

ne s~asss EIasaee Commitsec Hevorfs u
Adversely with Severe Comm~"sa
wAsuxsrox. Feb i9-Tndcr In
strucfions from the Committee on ~
nance. Senator Morrill,. the chairman.
reported adversely to the senate the
stanford bill. 10 provide the Govern
uent with means sufficient to supply
the national want Of n sound circulst
ing medium senator Morrill,. I'm his
report says the bin APPEARS to be In
tended to supply n paper legal tndef
currency BY permitting any owner OF
land to give . lien upon the same for
twenty years % the United states Gov
eminent. for which the m~ortgasor Il 70
receive legal tender paper currency,
and be charged 3 per e interest Tho
msasurc Is Of unlimited magnitude o
demands serious consideration from The
high and estimable character OF its dis
tinguiShed author.
The IMPORT contends that land own
era for the largest part h only ciass
20 be benefited. are tno intelligent and
prudent to cover their homesteads with
mortgages and even young met start
ing in life. when borrowing capital. do
not intend q remain twenty years in
debt But the low rate Of interest Of
fered TO land ovncrs might inspire i'm
providcnt habits and eStravagan' specn-
lation in a class 81 people now almost
free from such temptations
The report says that the bill emt-siies
the principle put forth more than cen
tury ago 10y the notorious jain Law.
that paper currency issued on and not
exceeding it, valu- will not drPrcciaic.
Experience has shown that whenever
such reckless experiments intended ID
secure cheap money. have been tried,
they have ended in commercial crisis
bankruptcy and national loss
The report compares the un-
der discussion Ia the Argentine Rrpus
lie and colonial currency schemes, both
Of which, says the committee. resulted
in shame and disaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

The Idaho house has passed the Aus
tralian ballot bill.
THE president has nominated ex-C;ov.
Charles Foster. Of Ohio, to succeed the
late William Window rs secretary of
the treasury.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended February 81 showed an average
increase Of "a compared with the COR
responding week Of last rear. In New
| York there was q decrease OF rs
ONE hundred lives were lost by an
explosion in the Spring Hill coal mines,
Nova Scotia, on the 2lst. Many of the
Six lives were lost by the burning Of
. tenement house on Sand street, New
York. on the elst.
The two children Of Mrs Curt Blake,
living near Paris, Ind--a girl aged
o months and . boy aged Q yeas-were
playing near a tub of boiling water the
other day. In some manner the tub
was overturned. the contents submerg-
ing the little ones and scalding both TO
death
FIRE broke out ut midnight in the
warehouse in the submerged district at
ParkersburH.. Va. caused by the water
Overlooking some lime II spread rap
idly. and ten houses. including four
warehouses, were destroyed The loss
was over SO. 000
ApvrcEs received by the GauloiS Of
Paris from Buenos Ayrcs are to the ef-
feet that the government troops have
r~evolted in the province Of Cordova and
have seized the governors palace.
SEVENTEEN lives were lost by the
wreck Of the American ship Elizabeth
near San Francisco.
A pfsrArCH from Morocco announces
that the arms factory 1t Flesh has col
Ilapsed several persons being killed and
many injured
TIE Washington express struck .
team near wayland crossing II Hudson,
MasA, killing DaAislC Oakley aud IN
unknown man
Tuk region about Holbrook. Globe
City and San Carlos. in Arizona, has
been devastated - foods Several
drownings are reported
ApvIcHs from Chill say that there has
heen despsrats fighting Il Pisaeua and
that The insurgents were 6aally defeat
led A battle was begun near Iquiase.
the result Of which q yet IS unknown.
THE senate on the sist was occupied
the whole Of the day with debating thu
proposed guarantee Of SIoo. ece. 600 10
the Nicaragua Canal Co. The house
WAS in an uproar most Of thc time eser
THE quorum question Te judieinl
salaries bin was passed. The hocSo
twas IN committee On the post-ofsce ap-
propriaeioa bill
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

FoRT WAYNE. Ind. Feb. io-Thc
famous Emma Molloy George Grsham
case was recalled by the death at bi.
home in this city 81 Marquis ourhsm-
lie was the father of sarah Graham,
wife 81 George Graham of this city.
whose dead body Wa found IN an
abandoned well on the MoIioy farm
near Springfield. No Mr. Gorham gave
the authorities the pointer tina, led "a
the discovery Of the dreadful wife muir.
der. the whole affair ending with the
hanging 81 George Graham by q mob
which took him from the Springfield
TAIL The ansi, created gres, ~nss-
tion Eve year. ago
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
cr~A>S - I-asss RsxA.

PyyssscbsH- p. Fee IA rpcs
weighing ~venl Azsz-~c pe=sas ssli
fsoz ps<sespe helxhss ae< srasAeS
se.o . pzss~=grs eos<s - fh< gssafss.
FRA IA erpr~s On she faaASsxs
rad inst-a:iy killing Miss Cara E~np
f=S- ard - ys=- k<r erzsn. h~snx
csshea o~s ssa her a.ay ta4ly
n=nziA J. r. D1ahse. Ard - y~zr
rs h>4ny burr 1ADzs th@ k~.a saA
sA-t Ma Nza< B&x-z Hsrs -
fear~ est 2k<S1. th~ S<s1 tx~2x snA
ar-zz ard - snkn0-p yozBg nsn hsA
u hrzAea To r~st.ns ~<rr 81 sss
aesn u Dxes co.ssrs u iA4s ay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

by n vote of - to IL and after a
heated debate the Arkansas House
passed the railroad separate coach bill,
which passed the Senate some time ago.
after amending to not apply to rail-
roads less than twenty-five miles in
length. Some of the negro members OF
the House gave vcnt TO indignation
against the whites for such legisln-
ton. one of them predicting that IL
would prccipitatc a race war
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
RIVER DISASTER.
High Water Taa.~. tho wreck OF . stream
boat at Ciacinssti-t ~o rs-sragsr. KILLED
4 NraNc N.atn.an to the M.seas.

boat at CIaeinnati- 90 ts-,ragsr- Killed
a Rrs,- Boatm,sn O.. tho Hsssas.
CINCINNATI Feb - About O'clock
last night the steamer sherlock, Of the
Cincinnati AMI New Orleans line. under
command uf Captain Mcintyre, backed
out from her wharf nnd started down
the river. b bad aboard from thirty
Ia thirty-hve passengers and n crew Ut
fifty Ia sixty men.
The river was high and the wind
strong. and, "a the steamer approached
the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad bridge.
nearly all the passengers were on deck
To src how near the boats chimnryr
would come Ia the bridge. Their curb
osity was soon changed to terror. as
they saw the boat apparently nj the
mercy IL the wind and current
In a moment with "a terrible rash Tn
the darkness, the boat struck the stone
pier of the bridge aud was utterly help
less.
James Pickett. Of the krnton County
Boat Club. who was ON the Kentucky
shore. saw the boat instead Of going
toward the. wide center span. move
toward the Kentucky span. where the
current H. IL seemed a. bc unmnnagr-
able and was too close Ia the pier. and.
To his horror. he saw her strike about
the wheel house ON the Kentucky E.tir
of the pier. She clung there Tor n short
time and gave distress signals
Pickett manned boats with shat, help
he could command and went Ia the help
Of the distressed passengers. lie sue
c-edcd in picking of six women aud
seven men. following the floating vessel
n she left the pier anil hoa,~d down the
angry river. II. says that he saw sosn.
Of the crew swimming ashore. lie saw
two on a raft Of thr-r boards. and he
thinks he saw many struggling In the
water.
IL II now known certainly that Mira
Mclean. % Pittsburgh. and her grand
daughter. it'll. Margery brown. of
Pittsburgh. were the only ones 10
twcn;y-onc registered passengers lost
of the nine unregistered pas~cnge-
whether all are saved Is no, known. 10
il believed every one u the official crew
was saved
Ia respect To the cabin and deck crow
there IL n painful uncertainty. T'erons
are reported escaping Ia shore for quite
n distance along D river in Cosinston.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

IL the United States court at keokuk,
la. Judge Shiras handed down his
opinion in the case of the United
States VS.. the Keokuk & Hamilton
Bridge Co, deciding in favor of the
bridge company, holding that congress
can not confer upon the secretary OF
war the right To declare that bridges
lawfully erected are distractions to
navigation and that that they must be
remodeled or moved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

Ir is asserted that Chancellor Won
Caprivi, on consultation with h En-
peror, has decided To begin proceedings
against Prince Bismarck the moment
the publication of his memoirs begins.
All copies of the book will be seized
and the prince will he summoned be-
fore the courts To answer the charges
lac has himself often preferred against
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

INQUIRIES made at the Vatican show
that the I'ope's letter to Cardinal Glib
hons on the question of school educa'
ton in the United States will be of
pacific nature. His Holiness has not
yet completed the letter. lie is devot
ing much time and study TO the subjects
upon which the letter will touch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

IT is stated on the authority OF Calvin
s. Brice that the object Of the late
Gould trip was TO look after the Central
and south American trade. Said he:
1t was our desire to find what steps
were necessary to carry out the In
tentions of the international congress to
establish trade between these countries
We are completing q arrangements
rs rapidly as possible and have already
two Southern ports-Brunswick. Ga
sand Mobile. Ala From these seapor,
termini we win establish several lines
Of steamers to the Spanish-American
COUNTRIES"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

OWING TO the growing uneasiness
among the colored people Of Arkan'
sas the democratic members Of the
Legislature have promised TO create one
congressional district in the black belt,
provided the negroes will discourage
the threatened exodus to Oklahoma
After the passage of the separate coach
act by the senate many prominent col
ored men held q secret caucus with dis
tinguishcd members of the democratic
party. and il is reported a satisfactory
agreement was reached by which thu
black congressional district is to b
formed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

Az official dispatch received at the
CHILEAN legation in London. from San
tiago. states that the revolution Is con-
fined Ia the rebel squadron and to the
troops at Tampaca. This dispatch adds
that the greatest part of Chilli is quiet,
and that the regular troops and the
national guards are supporting the gov
crnment The accuracy of this news is
doubted by commercial firms in London
having large CHILEAN connection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

The suspicion that Sadlcr, the sailor
now in custody in London on the belief
that he is the murderer of Carroty
Nell, the woman found murdered in the
Whitechapel district lately. is the as
sassin known rs Jack the Ripper, are
weakening under the proof that has
been brought forward that he was AT
sea at the time that five of the murders
attributed to Jack the Ripper were com.
mittcd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

THE Berlin bourse was agitatcd one
day recently owing TO canards announc.
ing that Emperor William was ill.
These reports, it is said, were circulated
for the purpose of influencing subscrip-
tions for the new loan. The authorities
have decided To take action in the mat
ter and are trying To trace the fabrica-
tions to their authors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
Shsrmsa's R~msia.

NV YoHK. Feb is-The family II
General sherman yesterday decided "a
allow the friends Of the hero and the
veterans who Tough, with him All Up
portuuity 10 view the body. For this
purpose they sr' apart yesterday and
to-day from 10 n M Ia . m for ,bsi
purpose.
The General looked quite natural IN
his last sleep There ~as but n .Ilgh.
deterioration and the face sss hut liz
Tie swollen On the black I'D ~ the
easket wss folded an American Gag. on
which rested D. Generals ha; and tbs
gold hit@d sword and ~cabbard pre-
s~ntcd On him a, the eIo>e ~ The var by
the STATE ~ New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

a HOUSE joint resolution was offered
in the Ohio Legislature requesting Sen
ator Sherman to vote against the ad-
mission Of Scnator-elect Brice To the
United States Senate on the ground that
he is not q resident of Ohio but Of New
York
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

LONDON is interested in learning that
Queen Victoria claims some credit for
the authorship Of ~'Ivanhoe." Her
Majesty does not of course pretend that
she wrote the opera, but she does assert
that she suggested il To Sir Arthur Sui
Ivan, and feels "a sort of editor in-chici
responsibility for its reception.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

PGoF. FRANKEL and DIR. Hermann
have tested the remedial substance dis,
covered by Prof. Liebrech and found IL
useful i'm tubcrcular diseases OF the
~larynx. They say it has nothing in
common with Prof. Koch's lymph, and
that il Is not derived from the tubercu.
lar bacillus. IL does not cause fever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

THE Brussels workmen's council Ia
Inviting socialists throughout Europe
and the United States TO an information
al congress August next, and because
denied suffrage belgian workmen are
organizing a universal strike.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

Az Austrian ship will he sent out
shortly to search in South African
waters for the lost Archduke Johann,
the Captain John Orth Of the full-rigged
iron ship Santa Margherita, which Is
supposed to have been wrecked of Cape
Horn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

PrrasL s d. Feb ia-As 20 Ky;sis
eseesson 20 The Cs4:d STATES ssnste.
the elatn b nsde thas fhe Cosscszron
requires . majority 81 al fhe D~sh~r
Of ike LEGISLATURE soeiee1 -hkA -t1s6
~nece<ss.z;s Kyb~is r~eETirx esyh.y-s-e
vo.zS ~here2s < rcrts~4 oslJ -res-
.r-SU
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
CURRENT

LARGE party Of New England cap
i~talists, headed by Cen Ben Butler,
have been visiting Alabama.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

THE report OF a Berlin newspaper
that the British and United States Gov
crnmcnts had agreed TO submit the
Bchring sea question TO the King OF
Italy for arbitration was premature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
NlSCELIANHOsN

THE steamboat Sherlock struck q pier
1t Cincinnati on the night Of the 18th
and was wrecked. Two Of the paSsen-
ger were known TO be killed and sew
eral were missing.
THE fight between the lightweigh.a
Needham and Ryan, At Minneapolis,
Mimi. ended without result
JAMES Roek, convicted Of the murder
Of Andrew Bird. has made . confession.
1t Lancaster, Ky, saying the killing
was done By Leonard Scarboro aeed IS
TIE thester manAgen of the North
west are taking steps to form 1 CON
binatiou 20 secure better railroad rates
for FIRST class theatrical companies
TIE Freisinnige Zeitung says tia,
Prof. Lie brich has discovered q sub
stance which Is more efscaeioaS thar
Prof. Koch's lymph in the treatment
of tuberculosis The new substance i
administered by simultaneous injection
THE safes Of the defaulting banker
Victor Mace or Bernean. of Paris have
been found 10 contain $4,000
AUSTRALIAN papers state tina. by thu
burning of the steamer Ramed - wuhx
100 Chinese persisted
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

Baron Hausscn, the Austrian and Greek
architect. lie designed the Athens
Academy and the Parliament buildings
I'm Vienna
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27
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Lrxcolx. ysh-- Feb S-h s~zs,.
has pe..~d ske Hozse eonrzrens r~e
lz;Ssa aenaDdtax ;s snze3zse s<~
eioxure 81 she TaS0o fxisc nSorsgsgs
bJ The Gvxcsun<oI
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-27

In the London bankruptcy Court q
receiving order was made in the "a OF
Grace Hawthorne, the actress.