Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-20

MANY cmus NthOy 10 REVOLT.
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fHWffHl NAV lHr NilunN arr M constant cotl'
uiahi,aiun win tbu ti@ AmpahOcs. Chey.
sunrs aud fuanr 1lhpf idboe 1ipIr courcrs
tave hfun i,nalpa ~ aUd ir1 War since tho
tsWta WptH wiihdfnwu From she agency,
nHd it iaHots ihn imnat VI tho tnofo bitter
isairfa " iha Nous that wbrb trouble
bfesks ouf arnin thorn viii bp half dozen
tsihns auaFri ngnInst lhc soldiers. II has
sian ttnn % lIsp0vfrd thii 40 extensive has
beuh the agitation pmong the Indians that
syen tfa prii0Hnra NJ war ct Fort Sheridan
u'af hlrsao have bea0 mportuucd 10 Join
~ lhs onibttok
lftbr, should bonnoher war the spring
,ha consequences would be terrible 20 tho
Dakpt1'. tvypminR and Nebraska Instead
ptbriuf lpJ Nv such pubrhipfs as Short Bun
shi itrHue Hear n nov seems probable luat
see Famous bnda VI sioix wlll have SO thcir
ipidpfa atrh pOWrtfu men as mcriCan
ti0fau, lipi Cloud two strike Mig Road
ahd iiulH Wuund. With tho posa ibc support
~ Young Ntbn.A itaid Ills Horses. These
.hlufs tuui1 command almost the united
strength - hu lipscbud and Pine Ridge
nprnciu Two strike, ljig lIoad, Red Cloud
shd Little Wound. while They did not assume
thp nnHtaaitp Us the recent trouble, were
bt"r W lhrir cnully 10 the whites,
ahi hM' they been tp-oufUrCCd 10y
Other tibm aud had thc season
b'rn mgro favorable would hyo made
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HaE WitiRtNAN ~ yCnfCAGo.
"a fler lookinR W. the su beet - said Judge
fUnRchrchur today ~ have decided that 1t
would not be good DOliry ~ allow this man
tllk ~ hu taken back toOtnaha Just now II
he II che man wh0hilied Poor we would like
~ seg him ron nvicted, ana will render tho
Omaha aut thorties all the assis stance in our
Iowcr 10 bring about that result, but we viii
takn good care that he IN not scl az liberty
ubtil alter we SEQ what We can ito with MIN
WI could send hlm up for from
fourteen 10 twenty years but II
he should bo taken TO Omaha uowand should
not bc con vlctoJ. doubt whether hc could
bc ~. arrested and brought back hcrc He
certainly would not be q fu gltive from Justice
au far ~ We are con cerned. ON the other
hand. n We should not succeed in conyctiug
him hete We could easily turn bim over for
trial for murder In Omaha. i have so ad.
Nised The county attorney of Dougas county,
FRANK l'ngc, alias Mccartney, tho man who
Chargoe Air with tho murder. although no
hnH bccn released from the countyiail, Is still
being bed By tho detectives who will not
perm n him 10 bc interviewed tits said he
deniss being au aCcomplice In the attempted
DurElnfy which led 10 the murder OF MIR
Poor. but tits thouRhthe must have been In
order 10 be able 10 describe the house so ac
-uretey and give the details Of tho commits
s0u ui the crime.
CUstoW OFFICERS pUsr
The custom house officials hav q their hands
full At present IN making preparations for
The release Of an Immense quan tity OF bonded
sugar which will be- put ON the market April
\ when tho FREQ sugar clause OF the tariff law
p0es Into fleet. Alrcady twelve Temporary
warehouses have beer bonded and they are
beng lIlcd with sugar by importers and
large dealers Its believed that at least
lmwO barrels will be- thrown ON the market
In Chicago 20 say nothing of what
will bc bonded IN cars at rail.
rad depos. The law goes into Of.
iect at midnight ON the last night
oi this month aud at that hour Collector
Cark's office will bo oopened for the accom-.
mediation ofthe mere Chants, and tho issuan co
of tho necessary papers for the release OF the
stun Will begin Before daylight the great
scramble yslli begin at the warehouses aud
dcpots, and tho custom house authorit ties
think the sconcs will rival those Witnessed
some years ago whcn coffee wenton the free
list
MdNr,SA AND Tng WORLDS FAIR.
James a. Mcknight Of Helena, Mont, said
To-Day that the legislature there would un.
doubtCdly appropriate KJOOOO next January
IN addition to tho sum OF $4,000 already ap
propriatod for the worlds fair bit pur
poses.
FutL or THE GRIP.
During the seven days ending at 12 o'clock
last ulght NJ patients. suffering from the pre-
yailiug la tucnza or other ailments directly
attributable 10 A. have been received at the
county hospital Tho list comprises every
aud the hospital Is filled TO overfowing
with persons suffering from pulmonary or
bruu uchlal affections. Up to midnight there
we're o. patients In the hospit nj in both the
medical and surgical departments, OF which
no were In the former Although IL would
b. tmp0ssiblo to say Just how many OF these
arr affected with the grip, ply ysCians say II
Is safe 10 estimate that Oncthird OF them are
there u,ngr directly OF indirectly on account
oitt.
AbVtzFs ro.rroyrNryr
prCsdentT W Palmer has practically ad
tsod the nattuual commission not to meet In
AprN tie has sent astatemeut TO each com
missioucr 10 which he says that according to
the ruling VI tine treasury department ia re-
gRr,i 10 funds tho meeting OF the commission
Will create deficit oftl5.OM lie also says
ihst there IA no new business To come bcforc
Toe commission at such meeting and intimates
that q tnCelinE neat September would 10
more appropriate
rttfEp 10 rNLEwIru MONKEYS,
t'roi R r. Gamcr, wealthy scientist Of
Noauokc, Va, has devoted great deal Of
time 70 tho iutCrpretation Of the Ian guage Of
houksys. and ha, bcen trying to carry on a
A NtnlilgtOus dlms museum here. lie SO.
lcctpd tapuctue which is one OF the
most htelhseut ot The animals bat did not
meyt VIVA hat,erlng success. He says he
nee with much more encouraging results
With MON keys AZ Hoston, New York Wash.
hEtau, ihriunau and Charleston. tie has
great iai,h la tne ultimate triumph Of his
Neosy i'rof Oarucris an honorary curator
ei Che Smithsonian Institution, anu
hts delivered lectures on scieu.
Nhc subjects n maAy cities
IN she United states. lie has contri outed 10
We tondon journals " science, his latest pa
~ noinE an position ou his theory OF the
thauelic lahgusge ~ the monkey tri ne la an
hteryIeW A. the t'almcr house Garuer said
btt he found frum inycs tiFation that the Ian.
rlaao af he monkeys is hIiled 10 eight
er nIue cardinal sounds or root
EeFdA Thus phonetic sound,
meaang dHnk" IL used by
wea Aoys hr every thing iquil and food
~ eyerY thing 10 Cat.
NQw, supp0se we examine the language
W thq high.Y etICaled man. We find that
NJ salF Uses 1OUn words in ais every day
Nfe, shEe the llottCutot. Tho loves typs Of
ntn. bts only sbout one hundred cardinal
tiuadt N it be- fallY proyed rs l thin nk Ii
vi be, hat m0n seys have a language "
hnfr eN q, hen 10 " ill show TIE anguage Of
Nta Bsa tolstcA growth with the al
ewatt % BIZ physiCa aud intellectual
loNaR lhis wiu ilso tent 70 snow that
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