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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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CONGRESSIONAL


TEE senate ON March 2 after voting down
| various amendments concurred In house
amendments to the shipping bill by "a TO r.
The substitute 10 the house postal bill In
place of the senate subsidy shipping bill.
Mr.. henderson WAS chosen president pro
tenn. OF the senate, and on motion Of Mr..
German q resolution was passed thanking
Mr.. ingalls,. who retires. for the impartial
manner In which he hsd performed the In
ties Of president Of the senate. The post
Office appropriation bill was passed. The
session OF the senate was q busy one, many
conferences being agreed to and much bust-
ness disposed of. Euio2ics on Mr.. Pbelan
(Tcnn) were delivered and the senate nd.
tOurned. The house disposed OF \ lafgO
amount Of business Many conference re-
ports were agreed tn. Tn senate bill grant.
ing a pension Of s2.s "A year tn the widow Of
Adm. Porter passed: also 4 bill granting re-
lief TO certain officers and men Of the FIRST
Kansas lcolored) regiment; also the senate
bill for the inspes ton Of cattle, hogs, etc.
Many conference reports were rushed
through and at 1 O'Clock lat night the house
adjourned
TN senate held q brief executive session
soon after meeting on the ID and then agreed
to all the amendments to the deficiency bill
with the except on al four that were reserved,
and these were finally agreed 10, inciua'
ing the French spolistion claims, and the
bill fipalIy passed. Several conference re-
ports were arrccd to. including that on the
copyright bill, which eliminates the sher-
man amendment. Al the evening session
the senate insisted on the Hawaiian cable
amendment Ia the diplomatic bill and PASSED
IGj pension bills. The only business trans
act "a LA the house was that of considering
conference reports and la this respect the
session Was a very busy one. The conference
reports On the pension appropriatin, the In
dian appropriation aud the copyright bills
w,r. agreed To and at a late hour the session
clio cd.
AFTgR n continuous ali-night session In
clearing up iis work the senate ON the 9Th re-
cedcd from its Hawaiian cable amendment
to the diplomatic bill. agreed TO the con
ference reports ON the legislative apprOpri-
alton bill aud the agricultural bill. aud at
s 1, a IN took a recess for brcnk fast The
session was resumed at ga m, when a mo-
ton To reconsider the vote On the
copyright bill was defeated. The confer
cncc on the deficiency bill was agreed to
(retaining the French spoliation ciaiInsl.
A motion by Mr.. Ransom rendering thanks
To the vice. president was adopted, and all
the bus ness of the session having been com
plcted the senate at noon was declared al
,ourncd sine die. -. The house agreed To
various conference reports On ~apprOpria-
ton bills, but defeated the bill for the re-.
organization OF the army. Mr.. Mckinley
offered "A resolution Of thanks to the speaker
for his impartiality and ability ia the dis
charge of his duties. and Mr.. Mills demand
ell the yeas and nays The resolution was
adopted by a party vote, the democrats sot
ing solidly against L. Business having been
completed the house at noon WAS adjourned
sine die
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
NEwFoUNDlaND'S POSITION.
What the Little Colony want. in the Way
Of - Treaty.

What the Little Colony wants tn the Way
Of - Treaty.
HALIFAx, n. -, March s.-Thc ad-
dress adopted in reply to the governors
speech at the o~peningof the Ncwfound-
land assembly makes allusion to the
reciprocity treaty with the United States
and the French shore question "a fol-
lows: ut is highly satisfactory TO know
that your ministers have with the ex-
press sanction of the imperial govern
meut concluded To negotiate q treaty
Of reciprocity with the United States,
but this satisfaction is seriously
diminished by the intimatiOn
which your cxccllcncy has conveyed
that the imperial government has with
held its assent 81 this convention. We
cannot close our eyes Ia the fact that
her majesty's government in adopting
a course fraught with such disastrous
CONSEQUENCES To this colony has beer
influenced by a regard for the interests
of the neighboring dominion. II Is a
subject Of congratulation, however, To
he informed hat your excellcncy's min
listers are using every effort To obtain
the assent of her maicsty's government
"a this convention.
I'VE regret that your cxccllcncy
should have u convey Ia ms informa-
ton that the government of h French
republic has not favorably received the
proposals for the withdrawal of French
subjects from the treaty shore OF this
island. We infer from the absence Of
any allusion ~ any proposal OF a re-
newal Of the modus vivendi OF 1899 hat
a temporary arrangement NJ obnoxious
t. the people Of this colony has expired
with the year for which only it was
adopted"
The governor in reply said that he
regretted that he had to take exceptions
70 those portions of the address which
relate tn the proposed convention with
the United States. lie had no doubt
that when the correspondence In the
matter was laid before the assembly
they would find hat their conclusions
and deductions had been
Speaking Of the reciprocity resolution
in the assembly Sir William Whiteway.
premier, made . statement which IL
true, say the st. Johns Herald. alb
solves the British government Of any
had faith The premier said in effect
that the delegate IN London submitted
81 Lord Knutsford . draft Of the state
ments of the proposals Newfoundland
wished ~ make 10 the United States Is
q basis Of the treaty. After . discus
sion the British government consented
10 permit Mr.. Bond 10 visit Washington
20 ascertain II the treaty could be ar
ranged on the lines Of the proposal
Mr.. Bond consented To terms which
were not In the drAs, proposals - laid
before Lord knutsford
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS

THE Marquisd de Rrcteuil and Miss Lita
Garner, Of New York. were married on
the Sd ut Pan All the nobility of
the Basque provinces were present at
the wedding.
Cornwall BRos.. soap manufacturers
one Of the oldest firms in Louisville,
Ky.. have made an assignment The
liabilities are estimated at SiS0. 600.
A DISPATCH from West Point, Miss +.
said that NJ Macon the other morning
William Ford. manager Of the canning
factory ut Bocnviilc. was shot and killed
by j. f. RiyeS a young lawyer. The
parties belong 10 leading families of
that section
frRK the other night destroyed pan
Of the new Marquardt hank block at
Dcs Moines. Ia Two stores werc Al
most destroyed. Frd Harbaeh hos, his
ensiEe STOCK Of furniture and Hcfiyer s.
Martin host their stock Of jewelry and
sewine machines Both kssessre large
b covered by insurance. The total Ioss
> estimated II $ise.0 eaI
PnpF. LIxRxxcHT. Of Berlin. avs hs
does not claim TO have = specific for
~mberculoSi&. but . remedy fur various
kinds Of Inflammation
II u stassdir Paris that AiAce-Lor
taine passport regulations win Ar re
laxed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

JAY GOULD wa again called asa juror
In Part . of the general sessions at New
York, but he did not respond. When he
failed to obey the jury summons several
months < he was fined 500. and the
corporation counsel set out TO collect
the fine. At last accounts the million
aire wa a little ahead. Judge MARITIME
will now fine Mr.. Gould again, and the
corporation counsel will have some
more finn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

CAPTAIN H.. y. DoUGLAss, in charge
Of the lower Mississippi levees. reports
the Kemp levee completed with the ex-
ception of sodding. and safe against any
water that may he expected this year.
Isedford's In also completed, while Glib
sons, Deer park and Ferriday's will all
he completed in a few days. All OF
these new levees are three feet above
the high water Of =
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

OxK Of the literary curiosities of the
day will DE Mr.. Gladstonc's sketch of
Lady Hamilton, the mistress Of Lord
Nelson. Mr.. Gladstone goes into the
subject with n purely historical inter
est, and without any purpose either to
extcnuate or exaggerate the conduct of
the oma who attached the only stain
Ia the fame Of England's great admiral.
He has discovered a lot of new data, il
Is said. and will soon lay them before
tho pnhltr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

LIEUT.. LIvRA0HI, chief of police OF
Massowah, who is accused Of murder
ing rich natives for purposes of plumber,
in a communication to the Secoio, OF
Rome. asserts that exalted pcrsonagcs
instructed the Massowah police b" as
sassinatc sO0 natives. The public are
much excited over the affair and de-
mand that a stringent inquiry be made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
TRAIN WRECKED.
"a Passenger Train Dsra0ed at .
Switch.
1ns .VREcK DESTROYED By FIRE
Tn vsreaaa Killed md Two Oshees Essally
lsjsrea-Aasy Morn usrt-A Cespss
Ceasa0sA IN the Gsseral
Disaster.

PEORIA. Ill, March a-The Jackson
vile Southeastern passenger train over
the A., r. 4 =. r., which left here st
1880 yesterday morning. met with o
terrible accident At Havana. forty-one
miles south Of herr. The train consi>s-
ed Of baggsge ar. . coach, . chair
car and two slcepers and was an hour
and . half Late owing u the storm
which ragged all night
At Havana there il a sharp curve \
mile and a half from the depot and the
engine struck the curve at the switch
and left the track. All the cars fol-
lowed, piling up in great confusion.
The half dressed passengers climbed
out Of the windows and through the
roofs Of the demolished ears and hast
ened. barcfooted. through the sleet and
over the icy roads to the nearest houses
The passenger Who were in the a
extricated their injured companions
Under the engine was Fireman Sad
dler, who was instantly killed He
came here a few days ago from the Bal
timore & Ohio road and was a stranger.
BY the side Of the engine vas En-
ginccr Birkenhead Of this city, with one
arm and n leg cut of
The other injured are:
Edward Iiemmett Of Peoria, burned
and badly bruised
Walter Conovcr, of Monitor, H., left
arm torn out and fatally injured
Charles Mulvaney. Of Strretor. Ill,
back and head crushed. will die.
Miss Emma Rushton. OF St Louis, Sc
riously bruised.
Express Messenger Bates, of Chicago.
left foot torn of and badly bruised.
Frank =. Lewis, Of Peoria, seriously
jammed in the breast
Conductor NJ. j. Kennedy, who lives
at Eureka, Ill, and c. l.. Hughes.
brakeman. of ~. Louis were also in
jurcd by being thrown against the car
seats when the wreck occurred.
The wreck Immediately took fire and
burned with great rapidity. II was
with the utmost difficulty h 4 some of
the passengers were rescued and one or
two were severely burned. A w~recking
train was sent ~ from jacksonville at
once. hut when II reached h scene the
fire had swept the debris out OF exist
ence.
The loss 10 the company, including
the death and accident claims, will not
fall short of SIOO, 900.
An unusually small list OF passengers
was aboard the train. The people in
the ~slcepcrs were not injured. but had
I O make their way on foot for a mile
! through the terrible tor To shelter
without shoes or any clothes.
&C. Woods. of jacksonville, Ill.,. was
ON the train bringing home the remains
of his daughter. who had died he night
before mt the home Of her sister. Mrs.
:. v. Read. Of Oak Point With him
were his daughters, Mrs. :. ID. Osborne,
of this place. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. V.
Read and two children. The casket
containing the daughters body. which
was in the baggage ear. was burned TO
ashes. All the Others of the family es-
capped in a miraculous manner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

Ar the Vatican IL is asserted that Sig.
Crispi. late prime minister OF Italy, ex-
poets TO return TO power, and that he
has approached the holy see with the
view to persuade the papal authorities
not to accord concessions to the minis
try Of the Marquis di Rudini, as the
~latter's cabinet cannot last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

THE gentlemen interested In raising
Q fund Of $50. 900 to 800. 900 for the
family Of Secretary Window had q con
sultation nj the Union League club ~
Gently ut New York. The movement
Is under the supervision Of Mr.. Stephen
u. Erkins Already sso, 900 has been con
tributed In New York. and the report,
from Washington, where Senator Wash
burn and Representative McMillen are
handling the fund, arc equally en-
c~ourauiuO
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

SECRETARY PROCTOR has awarded
medals of honor to the following named
enlisted men for gallantry in the action
of Wounded Knee creek, ). ID, in DE
cembcr last: First Sergeant Jacob
Trautman, troop 7, Seventh cavalry,
and Corporal Paul II. Weiner and Pri-
Yates Joshua Is. Hartzog, George Green
and John Flood, all of light battery +,
First artillery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

1T looks doubtful about Senator Blair
going to China There arc reports that
the Chinese government has intimatcd
that the appointment is not wholly &c
ccptablc. In his career rs a reformer
the New Hampshire senator has sup
~plcmcntcd q nimble tongue with faciie
pen He has said and written severe
things about the heather Chinese"
In his zeal to promote education he has
pictured the ignorance and the general
low-down condition of the Chinese
masses in very dark colors These
things IRE being recalled and will form
the basis Of official objection. IL is said.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

LETTERS have been written by Sir
John Pope Henncssy TO priests and other
prominent persons in ireland claiming
that he has outbid Mr.. Parneli to the
extent Of the home rule measures which
that gentleman desired. Sir John as
scrts that his position calls for the con-
troll Of everything, including the funds
and fiscal systems. without which the
development Of Irish would
be retarded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
ADDITIONAL Dispatches

THERE are over 1900 carpenters n
planning mill employees Idle at ~Indisnap-
oils. Ind, in consequence of the strike
ordered by the building and trades
council AlIof the trade organisations
are being united in their support
THE tea crop this year Is 2 1000. 600
pounds short. and this shortage Will
cause an Increase Of price Ia the con-
|sumcr of 10 cents n pound.
The Canadian parliament will meet
April - and the formal opening will
cnsuc the next day.
TmE president has appointed James
u. Rcattie, Of Idaho. United states dis
trict Judge for Idaho,
D.aAIEFr. the Nihilist leader and
murderer Of the chief of the secret po-
lice In iSSs, has been arrested at Kos
Itroma, Russia a reward OF 10000
ruablcs has for . long time been Of
Ifcrcd for the capture of Dcgajcn-
| Tux jacksonville southern passenger
train over the At. As =. was derailed
ircccntly at Havana, Ill. The fireman
was killed and two others fatally and
many moro seriously injured.
Tum panic at Buenos Ayrcs Is again
said to have been ended
Ink clothing manufacturers OF Ho-
leicester. n. v, have locked out their
cmployes because o fdisputes with them
In Texas there arc l.7&l. 100 whites.
S9s, ST. negroes I6S Indians Ts7 Chinese
and 5 Japanese
| CrN commander OF the
Egyptian army. read IN NJ assembly
of shcikhs from all parts OF the Soudan
the Eheiiveis proclamation Of general
amncsfy. Tho prcclsmaticu Was re
Ieeived with fcrvent cries Of loyalty by
the shcikhA
TIVE lower Mississippi river was above
the danger line on the sth- Rad rPcsts
were hcinx reccived
HKv. TAruKH GRArox, Catholic priest
OF Regina, y. w. T., has been found
dead Eve miles outside Of the city. He
had left town 10 assist In the elections
On the return his team gave Out and he
tfsose % death
Tax rrench Senegal expedition Aas
woa a.osAer vscanry On the Niger With
native truop and French o0lce1 TAs
nstives a Diana we're beaten With q
lacxs Of 80 kfiled and wounded includ-
ling their chief. The Preach lost eleven
lhilic<i and many woan.sd
lr Is expected by the burlington
Encouragement thas The rdprtsoa % en-
.tpsoyee bow being m.de Yin seduce th<
Epay roll Of the eight HnM 1orninG th<
tBsriingtoa syndicass 70 abou4 4lsa. 90
In rnoosh An inside authority essinsael
That he rseds February estimate viii
sse fully g ba1 - tAe Jannazy -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

In view Of the fact that . large num-
her OF passengers aflicted with pulmo-
nary complaints are carried on French
railroads on their way TO southern dis
sriet~ II has been found cxpedient 10
adopt measures to insure thorough dis
infection OF the bedding in the sleeping
can and Of the seat cushions The vel
vet cushions and silk curtains will be
abandoned, and the seats will be fitted
with soft leather coverings which can
De easily cleaned. Coarse carpets are
10 he substituted for those Of finer quail
iy now in use. and these xc TO be thor.
"ughiy beaten after every trip The
"ed clothes viii be steamea. and thu
mattresses covered with fmperviousxilk
OF with gustarperchaA Besides I'll shiA.
Is considered desirable to provide 10
.a'ed compartments for passengers SUI
iering fron pulDoasy dssase. :
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
The most brilliant ceremonies marked

The most brilliant ceremonies marked
the official proclamation of the acccs-
sion Of King Alexander l. la the throne
Of Scrvia- They commenced with n
solemn service in the Metropolitan
church Mt Belgrade at which ex-king
Milan, King Alexander and the regent
ministers were present. Then came a
reception Mt court to the foreign diplo-
matte corps followed by n state ban
quet and a gala performance at the
theater. The city was gayIy decorated
in honor of the occasion and vas bril-
liantly illuminated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

There are many odd names snnnS
the Clergy 81 the Episcopal church
Among them may be mentioned Adam.
Bakewell. Dumhell. Lye. Fury. Gas~
Ice. Irish. Jet Juny. Krum- Leaf. Mac
duff. Nochg ~Sesfbcasc. S>Lwcod
Tariy. Wheat Stocking. Younghusband
and Tara
The faculty of Michissn university
contains lis psr~eos bot up 70 tho
present time has never ineipaed . vpm-
an among the number Many sresds
plead tia; when new appointments are
% be made. SON Of The vacanci>s shall
- sled by female instrssscN
Thous.ndS Of oyssen are shippsd 70
Ensss,d from thu region IRA Green-
vjeh, CssA Thy sse pa<k~d snd
rSmmei into hsxTeis 10 that the sAc.ts
eassos op~n This k~eps The oyssen
alive ana eh<tsscS she n~osxxsty0 q Using
he neoyssen reach Kaet&na h ex-
ceiiAeeundhSon
Eb6ars Hrnhe. Of s. ydhsfs Roman
OGbote ehurrh b orsnge, j. J.. 1sde
aspo1Dsea renaEinss1eufly fro<a hh
WipGIae.rdiag yosng Dsn ~ho hotter
aAozt On he sAksvaIk h5sDusaf ehxssh
v.tsleg fog fhSyDxag rpes 10
c0Gs GA fssAer Uening sd fhss q
~n~~ yossd sArsAA she yvung
"A
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

NEws has been received 1t Jackson,
Tenn, of the death In Chester county
ct Mrs BLAND, formerly the wife
Of the great land pirate. John A.
Murrell. who was the leader of Muir
relrs daring gang Of murdercrs, horse
and negro slave thieves. which extend
ed from virginis 70 Tcx& forty years
ago. Il was one Of the worst organixa-
tons q bandits aAd highwsymen ever
known In this country. Aurren wa
finally sentenced 20 imprisonment for
horse stealing from jackson. and after
serving . term In prison died . n
formed man In the mountains Of east
tennessee. His name Is Synouymou'
In the south with assassination and
highway robbery. His wife was . very
quiet and estimablc lady and rl.rried q
gentleman named Bland
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
A REroRr Of abandoned iarm

A KEroRr Of abandoned farms in
Massachusetts form an interesting
feature in the twenty-first annual re-
port OF the Massachusetts, bureau of
statistics The number of such aban-
comments has reached l.46l, Of which
esp are without buildings. The aggre-
gate acreage Ii lss, so9A and the Is
with buildings aggregate 90. esoA screA
the total valuation Of the property he
Ing sS9O. 0l9; while the farms without
buildings aggregate SISSY acres and
arc valued ut S4s6, sos. The report
shows that the abandonment has been
almost entirely confined to the western
half Of the commonwealth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

IT has been discovered that eight ~
ten guards In the Massachusetts, state
prison have been selling saws, files and
rcyolycrs to convictS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

PrrTssrEea. IA. March E-Ths 80
rsey observed sussay tk~ e~nz.kn "a
Emma Abtossf~o ~eexs a~sh has .ae~-s
g cAznss In PS.t&hz-EA city rxsi.sssz.
Z; h&s s~rn 6erh~f . dsnrwrss r-ST-
les. - 1szs.~ seswfiy ns1 bsrxsf.s
apabkk r<russ GaSs b s&<xn !. -
IN c<xr "a bzyrA2
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

MErvma Tenn. MarAI-ata meet
tag Of he cotton exehangc srd Chr aser-
ehansf exchange IN shts d;y 20 take
action against The messurs so~ p<nt
IND Ia the Tenneses Legislature profile
ting u noveDsnt of freish: trains on
SUNDAY. resolutions YER sdo2sed 80
ting Soess thss such legislative wcsid
resslt In tssning bzssness that ss-
cane - 90 psssed shrozsh tie stats
onao and cves lines of e.sspastaaSa
srornh Tennessee and wosid delay.
hamper asA ia5are state srAds end ts.s-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13
CURRENT COMMENT.

The boss plasterers of Chicago have
decided positively not TO concede any
increase of wages To the workmen-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

Syrup"

J. {. Davis. Rector of -. James
Episcopal Church. Euiaula. Ala
My sou has been badly afflicted
with a fearful AMI threatening cough
Tor several months. and after trying
cvcralprcscrip;ions from physician
which failed 20 vlicvc HIM. lac ha~
been perfectly restored by the use oi
two bottles Of Ho-
An Episcopal >checs German Syf-
up. ! can recon-
Rec,or. mend II without
hesitation. Chruulc
severe. ~decp-Seated coughs like ,his
arc a. severe tests a a remedy San
be subjected Ia. II II for these long
Standing cases that Bo>chceN Ger
man Syrup is made a Speciality.
MANY others afflicted As this lad
was, will do well 10 make a note 81
this.
]. i. Arnold, Moutcyideo. MINI,
writes: I alwaysne German Syrup
for a Cold on the Lungs have
never found an equal 10 i,-tar lc>,
a superior.
G. &. GREEN. Sole Man f.. " Woodbury.. NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

xxu Yeas, N.reA s-Te g.. srs~
pop<ELs s<ryso@s k~rr~A ~ A~ Bar
e,zy ssrr~s iise os Hossos<n- ca k-x raj
over 20 sk~ S~~ YORK s&se yesterday
DorzIrg. rxs Gc~a ia ttu.c-~<xxzs
s<hoga<r Bs<E< Th.A 81 Ers fsznk. y.
J.. In ballast abDss to fe~s ovs fruzz
k<r sta Tia ssaos<r bad hr s&e
ssars N ard s~sk Almost kEzr1&a
~ The :ksee rz~a % ha~rs q ssw~r
sssc.eE By tse ssrryhx~1 z>a sscSos q
Hon.oken
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

81. PArL Niss-. March T-ssak e
snlnes Ksox hes Pocse4sd f.r ssosys
wstA sAe sccpsufs - nspssy Cesssy
jar p. ps~ts 20 disrores tkss Ass shnvi
bstweea -, 90 asd 0AoA He oeenzsee
al he rnorey hu0 Cozssy Irsas9sss
yssson ca logged my arrsisosss car
III she fas4 four yesR
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

nb<se -ss F1e KscseA Asso1A-
O. esecsins eAy. asyssssrd " asu-
senssseA vko aiaDds ssDb<x q 1es-
M sAozs aad .ss10s4 ne Js~tss cnr
esesT, shere soe 90 ~grsveeces se1
I'm ssss3izz, oss Sev vo thas&
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-13

<ChcC : German Syr
up. | can recon-
mend it without
hesitation. Chruul,