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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
|fHE REDSEH MESSIAH.
QuuIhs on Found BY Intslprstsl
Chapman.
Circle 81 the shadss.-The new
RamOns Piuts Tells MS stOFy.-
a weird ana Beautiful Tale.

1
Mr.. Chapman has added to his record
the enviable reputation Of having con-
yerssd with Quoitze Ow, the sensational
Indian Messiah, and listened 10 the new
gospel from the lips Of the strange man
In the heart Of the Piute Jerusalem
Nevada.
About q month ago Mr.. Chapman
went to Nevada in in search Of the In
dian Messiah. Thecountry was aflre with
the craze and every clump Of sagebrush
was compass plant pointing to the COW
eled shost dance grounds.
ouonzB ow, THE MESSIAH.
He saw Quoitze Ow Wandering with Q
small band q apostles along the west
fork Of the Walker river. Here he talked
with the Indian and learned the history
Of his strange fanaticism. Mr.. Chapman's
long experience among the Indians and
the fact that he Is conveFsant with all the
Indian languages enabled him to make
an accurate and Intelligent observation Of
the Messiah's doings and bis own pecu-
haFities. He described Quoitze 0w As q
dark-complexioned compactly built Piute,
well dressed in American custom-made
clothes, and peculiarly interesting.
THE only thing that noticed as re-
markabls about his head was an unusu.
ally low forehead" said Mr.. Chapman.
1.-THE hair Of his scalp grows within an
inch Of his eyebrows, and such eyebrows
never saw. They are the heaviest and
shaggiest that ever grew on an Indians
bead. His head is particularly promi-
nent IN the hack and crown. HIa cheek
bones are not prominent, hut his lower
tjaV is Enthusiastically 90. HEDGES
not have hook nose. Il il decidedly
Greek. In fact finer cut nose / never
saw.
81 talked with Quoitze Ow, He was
pleased to relate the story which he
haranRues to multitudes. including repre-
sentatiyes from every tribe, nearly every
day. He is fluent and speaks good Eng
lish, for he was adopted and raised BY
Dave Walker, a well known white settler
in that vicinity. When he was q years
old he set out for himself, and until three
years aao last fall when he was struck
down and read the new book Of reyela-
ton. was a Woodworking man. Now he
h Is years old. For wears he acted
strangely. IL ia said. but I could not ascer-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
SHE WAS POISONEDl

Not By anything she drank or took, but
By bad blood. Il Il any wonder sha
fcalB .'hluef" In most cases bluas are
only another name for bad blood A man
Or woman feels unhappy. Life seems
dark. The heart d heavy. Bad blood d
carrying itB poison al over the body, and
we call ft "blues."
Read these experiences:
Mrs.. @. O. Hutchinson, Of Pittston. Pa,
myS: al consider Dr.. Acker's English
Blood Elixir the best medicine IN the
world, not only for blood troubles, but
alsO fcs dyspePsias with which I have
"B0th my wife and myself firmly b.
love that Dr.. AckeFis English Blood Elixir
3 the best Of an blood medicines, and win
remove az impurities Of the blood"
GBo. v. SUGNKR, Valley City, Dab.
This grand Elixir b sold BY drugEistn
IN all parts Of America. Il 10 Q pure,
bOnest medicine; not 0 cheap saEsapa.
Iilla. Try Il to-day.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15

Having secured the services Of an
axpcli plumber and filter, am now pre-
pared 70 do anything IN that line. All
persons ds1iring plumbing Or pipe fitting
n any Of iis branches can have work
done On shoIi nolice 9.IowH
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15

s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,, was
troubled with Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver
was affected to an alarming degree, ape
tite fell away, and he was teTTibsly reduced
In hesh and strength. Three bottles ol
Electric BltteTs cured him.
Edward Sheperd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
. running sore on his leg for eight years
standing. Used three bottles 81 Electric
BitteFs and seven boxes Of Bucklen's
Arnica ealve, and his leg IL sound and
well: John Speaker, CGtaWba, o., had
I'VE large Fever sores on his leg, DOCTOR
eaid he was incurable. One bottle Electric
BitteEs and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Selve cured him entirely. Sold by Janeck's
Phamacy. -
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
No. I46.

In the Superior court Of the state Of Washing.
ton, and for the county Of Yakima theFe0i,
holding terms at North Yakima, Yakima
county, in said state.
STATE OF wAsHINGToN,l q.
COUNTY OF YAKIMA,
ELISHA g. CALENDER,
Plaintiff.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
Notice..

NoTICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN PUR.
IN suAnce OF Q resolution OF the Board OF
Trusteea q the Wenas Ditch company, 4. cor
state Of Warrington, having Its principal place
Of business at the residence Of pavid LOngmlTe,
on nc Menas ereek, which said resolution was
day Of November, $500, Meeting Of the stock
hOlden Of said company win be held at their
regular place Of business aiOTe mentioned, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY nth, 1901,
for the purpose Of Increasing the capital stock
Of the said company from one thousand dollars
70 fifteen hundred dollars, and TO amend the
Bylaw Of said company and such other bust
ness a may properly come before said meeting.
By order Of the Bnaii Of TRUSTEES,
J. 3. ROGERS, Pres,
nov 27-St JOHN 7. OGBURN,
Attest; Trustees.
j. N. McGLoTHLEN, See. W. D. Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15

An paper accounts not paid By ths
frst Of February viii insure . stoppagC
Of The paper.
II GoLDEN 4 SrRATToz.
When you want anything In grocer.
les, or boots and shoes, call on J. II,
Carpenter. He dont sell anything only
for cash, and that means small pFUnts.
-BrOadhsad goods, twenty-five cents {
yard, at the Xxi.
y. H. Carpenters Is the only eaSl
store in the city. Il
Two dozen Of bottled beer at tn
North Yakima BOttling Works.
Tho stock Of dry sOOds, elOlhins, no
tons, hats and caps, boots and shoes. q
BaEthOlet Bros.' old stand, viii BE- solt
ct cost for cash. Call and be convinced
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
Elegant Day Coaches.

Pullman sleeper reservations eaAb -
sseured In advance through any
Agent Of the read.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
Through Tickets

To and iEom all points In America, Rnkimd
Ticfct once Of dis Company.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
A spseeh by parnrli.

DUBLIN, Febuary l.-Parnelrs journey from Dublin 10 Ennis was d trlampha progress At Athlono he was met by great demonstration and repeatedly cheered, In reply he addressei a few words expressing his confidence in the future of Ireland. On arriving at Ennis Mir. parnel, who was most enthusiasti cally received, spoke from platform iu front Of the O'Connell statue. He de eIared that Ireland still claimed to bc soy. ereign within her own dc main and rc sed to admit any English ve,o as far as h own business was concerned. In few days they would know the truth of hii declaration. They would soon see a set tlemeut of this question, which would b& everastingly creditable to their patriot. ism. T .ey woa,d gain Parliament witt power to protect the interests of every class, and Co settle the important questions relating to the land and police. The mil itary constabu!ary would be disarmed and converted into clvil force under con trol of the Irish Parliament, and of Ire lands elected representatives in that Parli ament Under such a Parliament Ireland would realize her national aspir. ations. Mir Paruell was loudly ehc,r d. In the evening he returned to Dublin n hs way 10 London
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06

canned fruit trust has been formed in California
 The National Farmers Alliance elected officers Ut Omaha.
 A Chicago man is agitating the surgcs- ,ion for an international conference 10 give the Jews Palestine.
 A rousing meeting was held at Arkau- sas City, Kas, in the interest of opening the Cherokee Outlet to settlement.
 The lottery company has asked its stock holders to consent to the destruction of all vouchers fer expenses incurred.
 A new machine ia in operation in Chicago that may revolutonize the corlage manu- facture and cheapen binding twnc.
 The estimate of the wheat crop by th, Farmers Alliance is over lo.Goo. eco bushels less than tie government estimate
 Secretary Windom fell dead of heart disease just after addressing banquet in New York given by the Hoard of Trade
 The Arkansas Senate expunged from is minutes the resolution cong ratulatinR the iory over Ingalls,,
 Kenneth Porter, n notorious Tennesses murderer, has been acquitted of the mGrier of his brother Ill law, Win Ed muuds.
 John ". Mackay and Charles W Bon yuge. Caii ornia millionaires, had rough and tumble fight in tho Nevada Bank, San Francisco
 President McGrnth of the Kansas Alt ance, is fighting his enemies, having suc- ceedcd in deposlng Chairman Chase of the State committee
 The celebrated "Jones County Calf Casc' of Iowa has resulted in verdict for sl o0o, after q years litigation and costs of SEQ. eco, over caves worth S45 John Spellman. sen of Peoria (lll ) millionaire, has been released from nn iu- sane asylum ana has disappeared He is ac cused of numerous robbcries.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Grlani's Do Wafutl

RoNs, Fob. t.-King Humbert had , conference to day with the President of ths Senate anu President of the Chamber 0, Deputies in reference to tho ministerla crisis. The Capton Fracassa, referr ing |, the vote in the Cham Der of Deputies bl which the spirit taxes b. Il was rejected yesterday, says that tt will find a profound echo tt roughout the country. 4 ver, difficult decision, It adds rcs ts with K nj Humbert The r polo Rom mo says it is discouraged to find strong parliament taatiou shaken by an un rtunat, phrase. It cxprs ssses the hope that Premier Crispi's que, cssor will be abe to maintaiu the solid position created by the frmuess of purpose manifested during the fou, years of the Crispi govt rnment. Tn, NJ lao S, colo tDem) congratulates tb, Go uutry on the defe~t of Premier Crispi
 which it declares to be . guarantee oI peace and real quiet for Italy
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
WASIlfNGTON.

Tho Senate considered ths routine busi-
 ness in its calendar order
 In the House of Representatives, J. A.
 Owenby was brought before the bar aud
 purged os contempt
 Tho Supreme Court has decided to hear
 tho application for wrt of proh btion in the Sayward scalin, clse
 Congressman Taylor before the silvcr
 pool committee acknowledged buying sil-
 yer. Owasby was on tse stand but dis- closed llt,le new evidence. President Harrison is troubled about
 making n choice for Wudom successor Representative kerr's repor, on reorgani-
 raton of the Democratic Congress.c Il
 Committee is ready.
 The funeral of thu late S,cr tlry Win dom took plasc Mon lay at noou
 The Senat, comp etel consideration of
 army appropriation biIl aud many misoella- ueous nelsures In tha House ths diplomatic and consu. lar ap ,ropriatiun bill was under eousidera ton, causing references to the Behring's Sea and Barrasiia n Tho body of s Q reSars Windom was con veyed from New York to Washington. me p.esi io lt Nn tiS Cabinet were in waiting Ex Secretary Bayari paid him B glowing tribute in New York aud soy etal lesisla,uros adopted appropriata res o ut 0ns
 In Washington there s much talk over tho future of Senator lug.Alls Mr. Dock ry mais nn explanation boforo the House lvor pool inquiry committee. The Sena,e and House ad. ouraed out ot re- ct to ths mem r. of the la,e Sccre. l ,ary Wiadom la tho seaat, the apportionment bill was passei ani tn, army bill was taken up Senator Qaay, il is reported. will reply
 in the Senate to tie attacks which have heen ma lc upon him Tho House has issucl an orter for the
 arr, s, O ]. Owelby who tei from ths silver pool committees subpnua. Sena oc Hoar is auxioas 10 have another test vote on tho election bill The Hoasa Coinaga Commit ee heard an anri- free coinage delegation from Eos,om Argument in 'hc R. brings Sea case he fore ths United states Sul rene Cour, WIS conc,uded
 In the House of Represen tatives Mir Sprinner criticised tho Speaker, atsr which tha military aca lemy bill was coa siderad-
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
CARBON HILL TROUBLES
racy Amounted to LittIe and the Reports
 Were Wtld


 MONTGOMERY, Ala, February 3-lnfor nation received here is to tue effect tha. the troubles at Carbon Hill amount to nothing; that the Marshal hal some trouble In arresting several par ies and called on Gov. Jones for troops Two comp In- les from Birmingham went to the Gallo way miaes, but their services were not needed,
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, February 3--A spec tal from Carool Hill this evening says all IS quiet there. and no further trouble is anticipated The Sheriff backed up by Capt. Randolph Peyton ani detail of tho rifles, w.nt oger to Galloway to arrest w m. Murray, the murderer of John Guth- re and leader of ths roters Murray had fled ia tho meantime and could not bs found. The posse succeeded in arres:. ing Sim Tai loc. one of the rioters who threatened the life of Mine Boss Nichols. The number of killed in the three days trouble Is three, with eight or ten wound ed.
 LATER Both military companies, un- der command of Capt Louis " Clark, have returned anl report all qu ct when they left The Colonel anticipates no vio ence. He says, however, that bad state of affairs exists there and tAe like. lihood Is that al the negro miners will be driven away. The negroes are terrified and are nov leaving
 Tho Age Herald special corresnondent has just returned with the military Al, i ter careful study of ths situation he reports that the stories of the outbreak and asts of violence have been sensational and cxaggeratei. There proved to have be n no neees ,ity for sending iroops there and the Governor was mis,ed into 80 de- tag by dispatches from the local author. ities, who lacked the nerve to do the I l duty. No attempt had been tde to effect the necessary arrest, nor was there any 1 demonstration of violent resistance. | This portion of Walker County has al. ways baen somewhat lawless since taa mines have bscn op n ad. They have been worked slmost entirely by the natives and they are opposed 10 the importation oi other labor, either walte or colored After the strike q uumoer of new men were brought in and this has caused tue present difficulty On Wednesday last E colored men were scnt over to shaft No ,. \ negro had secured them for the company and he made himself particularly ebnoxt ous by his demaauor. Seven of the III nara weat to one c.bn and Thursday mig Int ii was rid lied with Winchester balls ! One maa only is knoy to have bon wounded All of the thirteen left the nexi day. Fiiiay one or tao pis men was dis charged by the boss and he threatened the lat,er. Saturday aft srnoon Joha Gu hrie was Ri Icl and Arthur Harris wounded lu an encounter with Bill Murray and Bill Seth Murray went down to Carbon Hill | helvlly armed and the Constable WAS afraid to arrest him. It was then tho mil tary was teleg aphei for Seith was ar rested by tha sheriff to day aud lodged il | jail at Jasper.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Tho Northw-stern Advance.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, January 26-ChairmaA Osgood, of the Western and Northwestern Divisions of the Western Freight Associa tion, has returned from New York, where he has been laboring to secure tho ununi nous consent of the Eastern lines to . rs vision of freight rates from the seaboard q St. Paul by the different routes. He waa entirely successful in removing all objeo tions to the schedule as recently agreed upon, and it was readopted to go into effcc, Febuary 9. This IS an advance in rates by the Soo line to the basis of s1. % first class Instead of el .05 making them equal to the lowest com bination of local rates by way of Chicago.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
To Invade The Strip.

WICHITA, Kan, January 26.-A private telegram from Caldwell says the O'Con- nor, Dill Cherokee Strip invasion will take place tomorrow. The boomers have been making their plans quietly for the past two weeks, and hundreds of the members of the colony have been scat tered along the border preparatory to . general incursion. Pat O'Connor, oi Caldwell, Kan, whose incipient town of Cherokee City has been burned twice by the soldiers, is directing the movement. It Is feared that ttere will be a great deal of trouble, ss in many instances boomers have set thelr hearts upon the same guar ter.
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
Texas Artestan We'll syndicate

WACO, TEX, February A syniicate has been 70 m d for drilling artesiaI we Ia in McLennon County, Texas, of which county Waco is the county seat The cor poralion wall Do capitalized at si, ,ooooo l. has been demonstraed fully that six.inch well, l,soo feet dsep vii yield soo. eco gal, Ions of water, io1o Fahrenheit Er,y where " tain ton miles of Waco Cattl5 dria k this water and thrive on 1t wond, rtullv. and when applied to irr .gation the etfact k marvellous Along the s,rc i'm hoNiAg from one ot these wcls, five miles west of this Y, flowers that come ordinarily in Aprl and May are already in full bloom, aad wild oats, influenced by it's thermal m ltsture. arc slretdy teldng out. Tha farms aud gardrus, and for watering dairy ruNs aal ol her live stock
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
----7-----------=---------------- INGALLS, BEATEN.
The Alliance Candidate an Easy Winne,
 in kansss


 TOPEKA, KAN. January 27.-There wa, little left for the Legislature to preform to- day but to record the decision of last night caucus on the senatorial question. NJ party ever succeeded in ID ain taining more perfect control ef it's members than tha shown by the Alliance in the present con est The Representatives were sent here by the Alliance followed by the Allianc. and voted by the Alliance. Not a single member failed to obey his instruction. and not one deserted the caucus
 In the Senate B votes were cast for In gals, for PeHer, and 1 each for l.. N Morrill,, c. w, Blair and H. B Kelley. In. gals received all the Republican votes ex ccpt thrce--Senator Eliiston of Atchison who voted for Morrill,; Rush, of Larned who voted for Kelley. and King, of Cow 0, County, who voted for Peffer. Carroll. oI Leavenworth, Democrat, voted for Gen c. W. Blalr, Wheeler, the only Alliaac, man in the Senate, voted for Petfer
 In the House the ballot resulted as fol lows; Perer, 96, Ingalls,, 23; Blair. 5 Pener's combined vote was 9s, or fifteen ir excess of sNptional majority. aud hi, election will be formally declared at the Joint session to- morrow.
 Senator Ingalls, conceded his defeat las' night. He did not conceal his disappoint. ment, but said the result was not wholly unexpected to aim. Nearly year ago hs expressed a doubt of his reelection. He ls personally kratitied ut the choice o Pefrer, and extended his congratulstion. today
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
EPITOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
~ Condenscd Teiecraphic Reports of tho Current Events Of the Past Week In America and the Countries
 of the old World
EIGN,

K,ng Humber has annouucei the Mar suis A. Di Ruiini to form new cabinet Chi ian rebels have been defeated iu an engagement on the Island of Cailoe A hospital at Skopin. Russia, has been destroyed by fire. Fourteon patients burned to death
 Crispi's downfall
 All is quiet in Portugal, the Oporto up rising having been compl t ly suppre ,scd Prof. Koch gave farewell reception to his assista lts on thu eve of his depart ure for.Egypt
 Charles Bradlaugh, M. P ia dead.
 Meisson CT, tae French painter is dead Cho,era is becoming a terrible scourge in Turkey.
 Natives Of the Caroline Islands killed 20 spanish troops in another battle
 The Gillian insurgents are said to be cn the point of fore ug President Balmaceda to resign.
 The French committee of pardons has declined 10 commute the sentencs of death passed on Strangler Eyraud
 The Italian Chamber of Deputies de fsa,ed government measure, and Prem CT Crispi announced that he would resign. Leslie Frazer Duncan, tho English . editor, has been bankrupt by the breach of promise judgment gained by Miss Gladys Knowles.
 Three regiments of iufantry revolted in Oporto, Portugal, aud attempted to estab- fish republic, Government troops soon suppro ,sed the movement
 Prince Bandou was buried in Brus- sels.
 One hundred lives havo becn los, by floods in Massowah
 The French committee on pardons has pronounced iu favor Of committing Srang. Ter By raud's aent ace to Imprisonment for life.
 Chilian rebels have occupied the city Of La Sereno
 The death of tho Ameer of Afghanistan ts announced.
 It Is reported that Germany is about to remove the restrictions against American pork
 Mir Mccarthy writes letter t the parnell leadership committee declining to retire.
 Count yon Munster, German Amb.ssa der 10 France, sad that tae Emperor dc aired peace in speech in Paris
 Queen Victoria Ia said to be displeascd with the action of her third cousin. the Hon. Aubrey r i'tzclar.uce, for making love as to Princess Maud of Wa.es.
 ''rhermidor," Sardou's new play, has been suppressed by the government after two performances,
The Forrest City times., 1891-02-06
GAINED EACH OTHER
Sam Jones, the Rsvivalist.
 Resists an Attack.
THE MAYOR AND HIS CANE
to Lick sam Jones, aud tho Mas cuIAr Preacher Proceeds to
 Whip the Mayor.

PALESTINE, Tex, February At q ser les of meetings held here in November last the Rev Sam P Jones, of Cartersville Ga, excited much comment and enthus idsm, both Tor tho large number Of con. versions he effected for tho various re g- ious denominations and the vigorous man ncr in which Ee assallel 8 nners in E. ner- nl, and several individuals in particular. Among the latter who suffered eAo 1riation at the hands of the re owned eyange st was Mayor J. J. Ward, 70 " ose official aad private character the Rev. Mir. lone alluded bsior3 d lgrgt au iieIcs ia the So yer st and F o;t D iintet terms, the Mayor being abs mt fton tue city at the time. Now for ise lest tbr3e " e<s our c t. has b on .a aglg over the announcement tha; the great eva ge ist would te here again to deliver is famous lecture, Get Ttera' aud there h. s be on q regular ius1 for seats Mir Jovcs arrveG at o'clocl, last night, aud the lecture was duly de livered before larga Gnt appreciative aud once ut tho Opera House. But au unlocked for deuouemert tyaaspired a' tho depot. At S:3o this morniug, jus, before the vangelist took the train foI the West Mayor Ward was seen 10 mp proach him, uue,ing few words, and then vigorously assall him wita cane The caae changel hands iu the s'rugg le and the Mayor also re eiye3 several blows beor bystluders parted the angry com batauts HeaTy bruises were inflicted and both parties bled profusely.
 In few minutes the train pulled out with Sam Jones on board, and Mayor Ward ~as arrested and is now under bond for aggravated assault and cirrying pis io!, Tae NJ yor avows his right to carry weapons, aud disavows any intention ol carrying his r esentu ct further than ca l, ing the evangelist.
 ATLANTA, GA. February 4.--To-day the following telegram was received here iron Rev. Sam r. Jones, ths Georgia evangei ist;
 o,Kwoops, Tex, February 3.-The one galius mayer of Palestine, Tex, tried | cane your Uncle Jones Ihis morning at tht depot l wrenched the cane from htm ans wore him out. l am little disti gure1, bu, stsl in iha ring criticised hls otiic al ca rcer la,t November Itnceded c.iticsiug
 tSignedl SAM r. JoSEs.