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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
APPROPRIATIONS.

Omeiai Statement of the Approrrsaiso"s
by the Late Congress-Why several Ap-
proprsasioas Were 1ncrcased-
WASHINGTON, March i9.-An official
statement prepared by the clerks of the
senate and house appropriations com
mittees for senator Allison and Repre-
sentative Cannon. the chairnen Of the
committees and showing the sppro-
pr~iaiions Of the last two congresses
has been made public.
by comparison the statement shows
tina, the appropriations by the Fifty
fnt congress exceeded those of the Fiji
tieth fully si:0. 600. COO. The sum total Of
appropriations by the fifty-frstcongrcss
aggregated sess, sio. is9 and those Of the
Fifticth Ssi7. POS. $50 The increases
together with the amount Of each. were
In the following named acts: Agri-
cultural, 81, AL. i53 80; army Sss,o>aS
District Of Columbia. S6S5, so. %; forth
fcations, 81, Srs, ia: indian.s s. 500, III 20;
Legislative. 81. 40. syS II; navy SiAos1-
5&I.09; pension, sii3,3ia ISL 90, post
Office, Ss2.G}s.Ssa5s -; river and harbor,
S..Ss.6 7s 10; sundry civil, siS,S>c, s92 -
W. e@t N.@' NAAhs Nh' SflAfEA
carried by the following bills were in
the aggrcgat. sll.5s3 2s9Ga. less than
in the same bills - passed by the tif-
tieth congress Ia detail the dccrca>es
were: Diplomatic and consular. $780,
80. military academy, $50, 40 -. de
tcienceS 81. 81. 26tGs; miscellaneous
-. lj9, permanent, annual appro-
priations. Ssi6. sass
Mr.. Cannon. in an appendix to these
figures, saysthat there should In added
Ia the appropriations II the Fltticth
congress aud deducted from the apprO-
priation> Of the Fifty-first congress the
sum OF S25.3a ,yO7 Ia meet the known
deficiency for payment Of pensions In
the appropriations made by the former
congress lie then argues against in
crcasing the number Of committee
having charge of appropriations and
says the system Of distributing the APP
preparation bills among the various
committees i vicious and tends Ia cx-
trayagancc.
Chairman Allison. in his statement,
gives somewhat in detail the reasons
which operated in the several appro-
priation acts to increase expenditures
authorized by the present congress over
those OF its predecessor. lie says an
increase of Sl,Iil.+53 under the
agricultural appropriation net was
caused by the establishment of
agricultural experiment stations and
the transfer of the weather bu-
rcau from the war department.
An increase Of So, Cos .3I3 under the
post Office bill. Mr.. Allison continues.
was due to the growth and expansion
OF the service throughout the country.
The increase of -, 1851 for river AMI
harbor improvements was due la en-
largcd appropriations for some 81 the
principal works of improvements in
progress. such ms the Mississippi
and Missouri river improvements
The increase for sundry civil
expenses of SI5.550 4y9 was for the
river and harbor improvements. cx-
pcnscs of the eleventh census, public
buildings, government printing office,
for disabled volunteer soldiers. military
posts. for artificial limbs for soldiers
for the worlds fair, for the life saving
service. for rccoinagc of silver coins.
quarantine service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

NV NoEK. March is.-Shortly after
5 o'clock last evening fire started In the
eight story building At Green and
Blocker streets. occupied by Alfred
benjamin & Co. wholesale clothicr..
and in two hours the great struciarc
was n mass of ruins. Two other big
buildings were also destroyed and Tia.
losses are estimated ai g. oOo. oDo.
a siN-stnry building adjoining the
giant on the east aud occupied by NJ
H. R~n>ens,cin. ostrich feathers was the
next 10 suecumb Ca the flames. which
then moved on % the double brick
building owned aud occupied in part 10y
Harnmer-lougb, Sachs & Co. on In.
third. fourth. fifth. sixth and seventh
floors and by T. a. Connsli & Co, hat
tiers, on the lower fnon
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
ITALIANS DROWNED.
Collision of Steamships at Gibraltar and
Two Hundred fmtgrsnt. Drowned .

Collision Of Steamship. at Gibraltar and
Two Hundred tmigrsnts Drowned
GIBR,ITAH. March Is-Thc British
steamship Utopia, from Italian ports
bound to New Work with zoo Italian
emigrantS an board. ccllided yesterday
with the British ironclad Rodney. an
chored in Gibraltar bay aud sank Ssn
aftcrward of Ragged staff.
Many women and Children were
drowned A large number clinging to
the rigging were rescued by boats from
the channel squadron.
on entering the bay the Utopia before
colliding with the Rodney ran into tho
British ironclad An>nn The Utopia
sank within n few minutes
Boats were lowered from the British
ironclad and the swedish m~an-of-war
Frcyia These boats rescued 80 per
sons, who arr now On board the various
vessels Many others who were rrscurd
are lodged in government buildings on
shore.
IL il reported hat the crew 81 the
Utopia were saved. bat that owe 200
passenger, persisted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

! IN. President Espressss HIssseif ~ to the
W.rn of Csssrvss-His Views On ssfves
end Tsrs6 legissass"".
Nyv YoRx. March iS-The Tribune
publishes q review Of President harsr
sons administration and gives IN IN
tcrview with the president by NJ II
Crawford. in which General Harrison
.uraks of the work Of the ~fif,y-hrSs
congress Is u tho most important
character.
The president also expressed much
pleasure NJ the passage Of the shipping
bill extending our commercial reia-
tons The new navy. the president
Says puts the nation on a respectable
footing and is the best guarantee against
the possibility Of any war.
The president docs not think we need
any more financial Legislation for the
present He sasd: II have favored sil-
yer coinage up "a . point wherr .
thought, I, could be safely uscd u -
not alw ay easy % determine exactly
the danger point IL i best however.
,o tc conservative, and think We have
gone about far enough for the present
IN tllt 0A-rNtltl w tAS INV tN
silver. To 70 further might result In de-
prccia,iug IL. A deprecated dollars ar>t
mission j. to 20 ont and chca; some
workman in the payment of his days
wages IL il the poor man VII feris
fir, the i'll effects of n c~hsap-ncd cur
rcncy."
The president was asked II he dtd not
think the tariff ISSUE for the present
was cndei. ~ far ~ the republican
party was concerned. and that The
party. A. a party. should not resort o.
further agitation of the subject for ai
least a time. The president answered
Most decidedly I think ,hcrr should
tc no morr agitation upon the subject
until the Mckinley bin has h-rcn fair
Nv tried. IL has been charged
with numerous faults There
i no rca>on why its workings should
bc pr-judiccd by m~alcvolcn, prcdic-
tons The bill has already been long
enough in operation Ia Indicate that
much hat il charged against u il un-
true. II IL can be shown by such fair
and impartial trial that i; has faults let
bc eliminated; but until such
period II passed ! should b. strongly
against any further agitation VI the
tariff question"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
GEN. JOhNSTON'S FUNERAL
His Remains tn IBe Taken tn Baltimore For
Intcrmsut.

Iuib ehlSstt 10 st W tbaIttTibF0 U or
Intermcnt.
WASHINGTON. March 23.-The ar
engagements for Gen. Joseph T.. Johns
tons funeral are about completed. The
funeral will take place from 81 Johns
Episcopal church Tuesday morning at
IL o'clock, after which his remains will
be taken To BALTIMORE and Inferred
alongside his wife's in the cemetery
there. There will he no display, mill.
tary or otherwise, either here or in
Baltimore.
The honorary pail bearers selected
are Senators Daniel and Morgan. Hon.
J. l.. NJ. Curry. formerly minister To
Spain, Gen. John q. Pcakc, T.. =. A.,
Gen. Charles W. Field. Harry IIeth,
Rear Adm. Rogers and Temple, Gen.
II. u. Wright, benjamin W.. Bricc. Col.
Archer Anderson, Col. T.. g. TIarvie. J.
q Bancroft Davis and Gen. James Wal
mough.
The active pail bearers are all resi-
dents Of Washington. who served under
Gen. Johnston during the war.
Numerous kilograms were received at
Gen. Johnston's house from friends
and army associates, who wore both the
blue and gray. all expressing the deep
est sympathy and most profound sorrow
ut the generals death. Bishop Simp-
son, j. 7. Sherman and Col. Archer An
dersOn were among those who sent .cle-
grams of sorrow and coincidence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
ADDITIONAL DIsPATCHH

A DISPATCH from Rome says that
Signor Crispi, the late premier. is so
badly off in the matter Of the goods Of
this world, that he has been compelled
to 60 back to his old profession rs Q
lawyer. and bis shingle has been hung
ont In the Latin quarter.
1T was rumored in Lisbon that another
conflict had taken place between the
English and Portuguese on the Limpopo
river.
GEN. JOSEPH E JOHNSTON, the noted
southern leader. died ut Washington on
the 2lst from heart failure, superin-
duced by . cold.
JAMES b. MAckE, the comedian.
died at the Burton house, Cincinnati.
recently. Of pneumonia.
A WRECK occurred on the Valley
road three miles west Of Rosedale.
Miss, recently. The engine and bag
gage car both turned over and Engineer
Frank Brogan and the colorcd fireman
were both killed. No passengers were
hurt
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended March 81 showed an average
decrease Of rs compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was SO
THE Tompkins Machinery & Imple-
ment Co, OF Dallas, Tex, has made q
general assignment The liabilities are
else. .s6 The assets ere estimated ct
ss,a, $50.
THE Oxford md Cambridge boat race
was rowed on the Thames on the sist
and was won by Oxford by . quarter Of
. boats length
| The jury Is TO the sinking Of the
Utopia At Gibraltar unanimously de-
cided that the cause Of the disaster was
accidental The relief committee has
collected . sum of money for the sur
vivorS iss Of whom returned 10 Naples
Gov. Heas, o! Tex.A has vetoed the
bill allowing the state 70 take the .
cents . pound sugar bounty There Is
q sugar mill in the penitentisry operated
By convict&
JOCKEY DEcKKR who has been q Of
the foremost riders Of race horses Il
the GuttenburY IN j. track during the
winter meeting. was instantly killed
while alighting from . moving train on
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
nilroad At West Chester recently
While 80 Italians were holding .
meeting at Troy, y. Y. to protest
against the action a New Orleans the
building was bomhardei with eobble
stones and the meeting broken up by .
mob outside Several shots were fred,
but no enc was injured The reserve
police force dispersed the la7ge crowd
which had gatbere4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken: it il pl,a.sa,
and refreshing to the taste. AMI at,
gently yet promptly on the Kidney.
Liver and Bowels. clean.es ,hc SIS.
tenn eaec,ually. di,pvis colds. heal.
aches and fevcrs aud cUrrs hal.,ael
constipation. Syrup of Eies j. the
only remedy of its kind ever pr
duced, pleasing 10 the taste AMI a q
ceptable "a the stomach. prompt In
its action and truly beneficial In it,
effects. prepared only from The most
healthy and AGREEABLE substance. 1t.
many excellent qualities cummcul h
to NIL and have made IL tho mr-i
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs j. for sale In teS
and 81 bottles by all lcaiiug dru
gis,s. ANY reliable druggist ~.
may not have it OH hand will pa,
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 Try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
Ss ~EsIsctSC0. ca.
ioUgsFTiF. AZ. sfH iJs, ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
A DEAD PRINCE.
Jerome Napoleon. rr-t-nder tn tho Sr~n-h
Throne. t,i-. in Great Agony.

Jerome Napoleon. fr.trndsr To the Wrench
Throne. ti-. in Great Agony.
RouE, March IS-i'rincc Jerome Ma
poleon. head II the Napolconic dynasty,
died yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon after a consult
alton with the other physicians In at
Tendance. Dr. Bacclli informed King
iIumhcrt that tho -ud was near The
last agony soon followed
The united strength 81 four men wa,
required - keep the dying prince in
bed and his cries caused by the pain
which lac suffered were aujiblc in tho
street
The prince had been lowering he-
tween life aud death fnr several weeks.
and for some time lac had been CON
scious that hc could not survive. a few
days Y the prince b"camc rrconcilcd
10 his son. Prince Victor
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

MALCOLM KHAN, the cx-Persian Nm.
basssdor 10 England, vho was recently
derived BY the shah OF his title and
hopcrA has written . letter 10 the Lon
dom Times, In which b declares that he
never received anything but the highest
expressious Of esteem. hattery and rem
ent3ou from the shah and his ministers
Malcolm Khan then nfen TO the des-
notism Of Persia and says that i is .
fat that The highest ministers Of Per.
~. while believing that they possessed
She confidence Of the sovereign. ofsen
nerishe1 sudden1y and ignobly. He
furthcr declares that when he publishes
his correspondents which has taken
nlace between himself and the shah and
the Persian government even his tNsi-
colin Khan's) enemies viii recognize
that hi. only fault has been that ne mas
Nr,ed 3e{nnts too courageously 70 moo-
ifv the peculiar regime which has TOO
often darkcned the history OF the pres
emit administration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
n MssgksI.

TRENTON, Mo. March i--Thc pas.er-
ger train on the Quincy. Omaha a Ia
cihc railroad. which lcf, this city n 30
was terribly wrecked two miles east Il
G~recncastie. ~fprty-eigh, miles out Tbs
train was running a, a rate 81 twenty.
two miles an bour when the mail car
jumped IN. track and went, down ,hs
bank, followed by two coarhss All
were piled ia a prumiseuOss heap
Mr.. sarah q Campbell. % this plaer.
AGED - years. was ia the rear coach
and was instantly killed
Conductor J- Nitch.lI. ~ Quincy.
was fatally injured and Mail Agep, II.
T. Wheeler was BADLY hurt
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line steamer
Italia was reported disabled at sea and
its whereabouts unknown. She was
long overdue at New York. She car.
ried no passengers, but had q crew OF
sixty officers and men.
A GREAT fire at New York on the 18th
destroyed benjamin & Co.'S building.
also Hammerslough, Sachs & Co.'S
building and other property at Green
and Blocker streets. The loss run up
to S.. OO0, 00O.
THERE is great rejoicing in Arizona
over the signing Of the raill DAD tax ex-
emption law by the governor. The bill
exempts all railroads built inside of
three years from taxation for twenty
years
THE British steamship Utopia. with
Italian emigrants on board. collided
with an iron-clad at Gibraltar on the
18th. 1t was said that 200 of the pas
sengers were drowned.
THE Duluth MINI Herald Co. pub
fishers of the Evening Herald. has
made an assignment The paper owes
between Sc, 900 and $50, 900.
JrpeE BENEDICT. in the United States
circuit court, criminal branch, New
York, sentenced Peter A. Claasen Ia six
years imprisonment in the Eric county
pc~nitentiary. Claasen was convicted of
wrecking the Sixth national bank.
WHILE the members Of n committee
appointed for the purpose were crossing
. foot bridge 10 examine a site for the
annual cattle show which is held at
Cagliari. Italy, the structure gave way.
carrying the whole party with IL Five Of
the committeeman were killed and sew
eral others were injured
An unknown Frenchman jumped over
Niagara falls on the 18th
THE embargo on American beef has
been removed at Hamburg as an expert
ment
An explosion at the Crescent steel
works Pittsburgh. Pa, killed Frederick
Bonhunt aged about 20 years and
fatally injured Hans Whitman. aged
about IS years and John Gustavison
Six other workmen were burned and
cut
NorwrrHsrANpgxs the stringent meas
ures recently taken by the government
70 suppress brigandage in Cubs, kidnAp-
ping is still carried On &C intervals The
latest work Of the bandits was the car
rying OF Of youth nea Santa CAra.
who was kept in captivity until his
friends had paid the ransom Of $50 de-
manded by his captorS
A PLEAsrRE party Of sixteen persons
were precipitatei down a mountain
above Georgetown, Col All were in
iured, some seriously.
The Elizabeth IN. j. coinage works
have been destroyed by fire. The plant
was worth 500. ooa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

IL answer b q note from the worlds
fair auxiliary association rendering him
an honorary membership and suggest
ing that o song from his pen TO be sung
ut the opening Of the fair would be APP
prcciated. Lord Alfred Tennyson sent
the following reply: 81 accept your
offer Of an honorary membership, not
without gratitude. But as for a song, /
urn an old man, verging on 50, and ] a
not promise
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
N- Yah I.,.m-a, aarr.r

NV YoKx. March Is-Terribie
socnes were enacted this morning IN The
Hebrew district In . ere that con.
sumed the FIVE story tencnen; OF tbs
southwest gunner Of Allen ADD Hes.es
streets thr-e 81 a family 81 siI-use
father and two daEgh<r-p~ri<h~i
ni~erably. The mother wa earted %;
all ba. = oo-P>< Her t~o boys were
more % less badly burned
Men and oDe IeaDcd and eai,sr~n
were ,hrosn fr0z windows IN ;ke Ses
perate effort TO e>czp- Fzrrnsn ard
policenen eanyt, whom they eoabl bz'
No. all
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
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NV SoEK. March is-if the inmss
Steamship Ca. many ~ uko~e stock.
holders ar American. esn get two twin
screw sp-edrrs bull; In this country "a,
favorable terms they will probably ~.
gin to carry Uncle sans mails. unaer
his ~ starry bunting within . fsx
years for the sake Of The subsidy. 3,
was AID At The New York ofso. ~ tbe
innan line tia; The eos. % o~Bnstrae.ins,
. biz steamship in snn~rhra would D. ~
much greater than haiiding one ca The
Clyde tia: the pro3ec; may b- aaas-
doued IL vii not -. bywever. IL t.s
subsidy Il big enough
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

GIBRALTAR. March ia-The los 81
life by the sinking of the Anchor line
steamer Utopia, which oollided OF Gu
tering the bay here with the British
ironclad Arson. was. IL is now almost
certain. almost three times a. large n
was at first estimated IL IL calculated
that If the 200 Italian e~mivrants and
the crew on board the steamsr so per-
son were drowned Several bodies o!
those who lost their lives in The disaster
have been washed ashore on The span
ish coast
Amonzthnee sho were ssred from the
sinking vessel by the boats 81 th~ msn-
of-war were twenty Of ;he Ctspis'S crew
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

/ We !.aNt WV pi
Group. three lines from ~lCtt,rs
freshly received ifIn pa
rents who have given German Syrup
10 their children III the cmcfgcu,i,s
of Group. YOU will credit ,h,-c.
because they Comc from goosi. sub
s,antial people. happy III finding
what 80 many families lick mod
icinc containing nocyIl drug. which
mother can administer with con
hdcncc to the little ones ~ their
most critical hours. Jfc anil sure
tina, i; will carry thcm through
En- I. Willie. 81 MI Jas " ass
Alma. Srb ! give ~ iaugl'rrs t..,.~.
TO NV chilifcn when iiau.-fehurg kr {
tfoublcd with CFoup have ds4~utsi a.u
and never -aw any ~ IN alta. saot . fs1s
preparation at like ~I'b ems i'fir t4-sA
Il IL. simply mt tst. and iaE 20 sa s
faculous. V.Iuaiis fsHlrfr
Fully onc-half oi our customers
are mothers who uSc Bn~chccs Cor.
man Syrup among their children
a medicine TO bc successful with TIC
little folk. must BE- a Treatment TT
the sudden and terrible focz Of child
hood, whoOping cough Group diph-
liberia and the dangerous iufamml-
tons of delicate ,hroatS aud lungs a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

CoMMANDER-IN-CHIEY VEAsEY has Is
sued a general order for the observance
Of the silver anniversary of the Grand
Army April 9, 1891. II Is ordered that
all posts will hold on the of thatday
o public commemorative meeting. notice
of which must be given every comrnde
and special invitations extended TO the
Sons OF Veterans, the Woman's Relief
corps and kindred organizations; also
TO citizens generally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

THE United States local inspectors OF
steam vessels have submitted their re-
port Of the cause of the collision Of the
steamer Sherlock with the pier OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio bridge. They found
nothing wrong with the machinery or
with the crew and attribute the acct
dent solely TO the smoke and steam
from the lowered cbimneys obscuring
the red lights on Che Cincinnati bridge
30 that the pilot lost his bearings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

THE text Of a treaty of extradition
between the United States and the Re-
public Of Colombia has been made pub
lie by presidential proclamation and
the crimes for extradition 10 he recip-
rocally accorded are as follows: Muir
der and attempt to commit murder,
counterfeiting or altering money.
forgery, embezzlement. robbery, burg
larry. perjury OF the s~ubornation Of per-
Jury, rape, arson and malicious destruc-
ton or attempted destruction Of rail-
ways buildings and bridges when the
act endangcrs human life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

SAID Q railroad official recently: 1.-THE
western passenger market never was 50
free Of cut rate tickets. There Is no de-
nying the fact that the brokers have
been reduced to ~cxtrcmifies. ! don't
think they are doing any business. The
sales of tickets from Office are
srger now than they have been during
O corresponding season in years"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

Nine thousand seven hundred dollars
were found sewn in an Old coat of the
late Judge Cooley. Of ST PsGL
Two fishermen trolling for salmon IN
Puget sound lately made . novel cap
tur~ at Tacoma When Opposite the
fishing company's wharf . sudden and
strong pull 90 the line brought their
boat 20 an abrupt stop With con-
siderable difficulty they 90, their boat
20 the wharf. and after many trials suc-
ceeded in landing their capture. which
proved 20 be . hugh devil fish The
octipss measured eigh; fee; in diameter.
and had eighiarms
The oldest nan in the world Is . citi-
fen ct BogosA. in the repablie Of san
salvador This pe~ Ns,haselaa de-
eiares TIA: he - iS years old. and IL
would seen that be faster< himself. for
his neiseoS gre the Askurance hat be
= older THAI he says he q
The longest sui, Of hair n 81. world
- perhaps ths, Which grows o. ,
bead OF Mss Asena.h Philpott Of
Evansville. Tex As she s.an6s erect her
hat. trails fou- ses; % The ground is
fn'i length IS ten Fee: ~srea inches
Charles Johnson Of Nasoa eounfy.
xfch, Is only 10 years cid ssd ys: Es
~sigts Clio pounds
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

The ST. james Gazette, of London,
says that It is curious to find the people
OF italy lamenting the death OF the
Malta conspirators at New Orleans.
They were wyetches who had been
driven out of their own country rs pests
Of society. The grief Of Marquis Di
Rudini for the men who were lynched
should not he long or very profound.
II the Malta should not have e~migrated
they would have received equally short
shrift from Sicilian vigilnntes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

THE English Wesleyan body is in.
tenscly excited yer q speech made by
Prof. Davidson at q meeting Of The
London Wesleyan ministers, in which
be spoke Of the composite character OF
the pcntateuch and the double author
ship Of Isaiah. and h~'d that the
traditional view of inspiration was no
LONGER tenable, and that Christians
must not take up the position that
their faith in Christ depended upon
faith in the Scriptures but that their
faith in the Scriptures depended upon
their faith in Christ These DECLARE
lions have caused dismay in orthodox
eircleA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

SOME excitement has been caused In
the foreign fruit trade by reports from
Italy 10 the effect that the orange and
lemon crops have been destroyed BY the
recent storms. President Contencin Of
the Italian chamber Of commerce, who
is ut present ut Sorrento. Italy, has
that the damage 10 the orange and lem
on crops has been enormous and was
caused by . gale Of wind which swept
all the leaves of the trees leaving the
oranges and lemons without protection.
The crop. he estimates, will be reduced
about IS per cent
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

The will of the dead Prince Napoleon
dcsignates Prince Louis Napoleon, ono
Of his IONS, n the head of the imperial
house Of Bonaparte. Prince Napoleon's
estate, by the same instrument, Is d.
vided between the Princess Lctitia, his
daughter, and Prince Louis. The name
Of Prince Victor, his other son. is not
mentioned in the well.