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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10
Meeting of the Police.

A meeting Of the police force was held We'd
nesday evening ard was we'll attended. W.
W. Adams was discharged from the force and
The resignation or AFT Baker accepted.
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An Underwriting Man.

Collector-Can you let me have the amount Of this
little bill to-day, Sir. Jaysmlth
Jaysmith--Pl pay you OH the first Of the month.
"But you told me that six months ago.
"Qrite likely. am not Il man who tells one tale
to-day aiid different one tomorrow.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Big Stone Gap Improvement Company will be held
at the offices OF the Company in the town OF Big stone
Gap, Virginia. OH Wednesday, the 9th day of May,
lS9l. at lo O'Clock M 4. 4. AYERS, President.
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ExnlaInInc enc Item.

Clientr-You have an item In your bill, "Advice,
Jan. 8, 49,, That was day before retained you.
Lswyer--I know It. But don't you remember, Oh
the 9th told sou you'd better let me take the case
Tor you!
Clienf--Yes.
Lawyer-Well, that's advice
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10
STOCKHOLDEK,' MEETING.

4 general meeting of the stockholders OF the Noun
tain Park Association will be held 4; Appalachian
Club rooms in the town OF Big Stone Gap, Virgins
Oh Thursday the It'll day OF May 1881, atl2 O'Clock III
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JAMES W. Fox, President
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Look Al This.

Mems Waukenphast Shoes. $l..33. Onl,
= few pairs left Odds and ends in Ladies'
Button and Lace Shoes Is: ut Hills
sole agenttor the E}cclrir Shoe. a gen
pine electric battery in each sEoe.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

Losr.-A plain gold ring with the name
Lizzie engraved in it. The finder will be
rewarded by returning same TO this office
II.
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Tho Functions of Friends.

He Gas they wandered through country lanesl-.
could 10 through life ccntenled with you at my side
She (in burst of rnpturej-Jack, ifyoa'li buy
carriage it's U go.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

Mr.. a. Cordingly has twenty men at work
on The masonry of the L. 4 n. turn table,
which will be GO feet in diameter. He is under
contract TO complete it by the 10Th, in order
that trains may commence running on that
date. He is also constructing the foundation
for the big smoke stack at The Appalachian
furnace. which will be % feet in diameter, and
the foundation for ar. Z. r. Shorts residence
on Imboden hill. Mir. Cordingly is working
fifteen men in his stone quarry on the Preston
tract.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

FouNp:-In the basement of the Inter
mont Hotel plain gold ring. Apply to
John Epps, porter, Intermont Hotel.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev D. O. Stralcy, Pastor Services First Sunday OF
Every month, at 3 Pm.
East Big Stone Gap First Sunday At II \. NJ
Turkey Cove, Fourth Sunday, ut II A. NJ.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev John Z. Wood, Pastor. Services second and
fourth Sundays, at II A. NJ. and Sr. NJ
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev A. j. McManawav, Pastor. Services every
Sunday at II 4. a. and S Y. nj. Young mems prayer
meeting at +. NJ, every Sunday. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday ut IN.
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The foundation for the methodist church is
now completed, aud the frame work will be
pushed as fast as possible.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10
FOR SALE CHEAP.

One GO \ so inch No. . Giant Curtis Saw Mill with
three wrought iron head blocks ~ foot carriage.
". T. pySE MILL & SUPPGY Co., Louisville Ky.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Division Superintendent Robertson, of thc
l.. ( n, was here Wednesday to arrange a
schedule for the running of trains. He had a
conference with Superintendent Conklin of the
S. A. & O. And the schedule will 60 into
effect April 18TH The details of it have not
however been finally arranged. As soon az
the time table IS issued, ii will appear in the
PosT.
There is considerable activity among the
contractors and lumber dealers. Baker Bros.
contracted this week to build six new cottages,
and from other sources it is learned that about
twenty OF these buildings will be put up at
once
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-10

Rissolcs dc Volatile ou; Champgnonlrais
TcrrapiIi. Ia itnaFd
Pluvicr Roll, aux Crcssons.
CLACEs.
Fantasies Biscuit GlaceS. Fruit Glaccs.
Marion Glacc.
AMAEDES.
ChOcOiat Gaze.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
THE A
Possible Severance of Diplomatic Relations
with HaytL

Possible Severance of Diplomatic Relations
with HaytL
New YORK. June ia special from
Washington TO the Herald says the gov
eminent Is seriously considering the
question Of cutting OF all diplomatic
relations with Hayu. The letter writ
ten by Minister Firman TO the special
commissioners Of the United States in
reply TO q request for . lease Of the
mole St Nicholas has been taken up In
Washington.
During the uprising two years ago
Hippolyte sent q commissioner to this
country, who virtually pledged to the
United States the lease Of . coaling sta
ton and certain commercial privileges
in the event Of the United States lend
ing her moral support To Hippolyte-
This the United States did. and IL
proved the turning point in the uprising
in the black repHblic. for shortly after
ward Legitime Was deposed
Recently . commission was sent To
Port au Prince TO receive a fulfllmcnt
of the pledges Instead they received
. very irritating reply; In which Hippo
lyte absolutely declined 10 enter into
any negotiations for . lease Of the mole
and objected TO the continued presence
in Port au Prince Of United States men
Of war. lie completed ignored any OBJ
legation toward the United States
Minister Douglass will 800 arrive in
this country on a leave Of absence, and
IL Is probable that before he cturns all
diplomatic intercourse will have ceased
II will then lie with Hayti IN make
such apologies and PREPARATION as may
be required
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
~ BAD oooR.

rAs oaasaas - 0sAss - usssss - to
Pss.ss - Wasss nasssre . ssssa - -
saasA
LoxpoS. June i&-The storm rising
around he psince Of Wales h fast Oh
tanning intensity. e~pdanserin9 His
ehaaees Of s~ucccaAton % the throoe. u
not The exissence Of The Engiish mon
afehy. None appear 10 be stirred %
deeply - the great middle class The
real strength Of the country. and hi,h-
ert0 . solid and stolid prop Of the mon
arehy. Wherever ia voice becomes
audible its earnest denuneiations Of thu
prince Of Wales are accompanied By
regrets ~ his neaxncas 20 the throne.
Representative gatherin0 Of religious
bodies Congregational Methodist
Baptist Unitariaa and Presbyterian-
have alresdy recorded their coodemns-
ton. Boards OF guardians arc going
oat Of their accustomed paths q discu>s
motions branding the gambling pro-
pensities OF The prince Of Wales y .
Disgrace % the country. Several lib
eral societies have adopted resolutions
against his continuance in the army.
The agitation has every character of
permauepce. Ii has not yet touched
more than = fringe Of the political par
tie@ but ere long tho glowing tones OF
the people must penetrate the core of
poiiticA causing party action within
and without parliament
The radical members OF the house Of
commons arc opening the attack upon
the prince Of waleA but they have
been warned that Mr.. Gladstone re-
sents the movement and that the lead
ears OF the opposition will actively
show their repugnAnce Ia associating
liberalism with an agitation tending To
cast Disgrace upon the crown
Conferences have been held Mt the
war Office. attended by Mr.. stAnhope.
the duke Of Cam bridge. the duke of
Connaught, Gen. Redvcrs Butler and
Col Tracey, and II is reported that they
decided that the prince Of Wales, Gen
Williams and Lieut. Levett had com
mitted no ofenss agriust military law.
but only u technical breach Of the reg
ulationA Mr.. Stanhope, therefore,
basing Mondays response to the ques-
tons on the decision Of the conference.
will probably declare that the com
mander in chief will deal with the cas-
privately without regard 10 regulations
II is understood the prince Of Wales
Is kecnly stupg at the adverse criti-
cisms which nave been showered upon
him from all quarters Especially Is
this the case in regard TO the newspa-
per comments which practically accuse
him Of revealing the secret of the Tran
by Croft scandal and referring Ia the
fact that he was not asked IL he had
spoken Of the affair tn anybody after
Sir William Gordon Cumming signed
the discriminating document while this
question was put to all the other wit
nesses for the defendants He emphat-
ically denies hat he divulgcd the secret
TO anybody.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
HERR oRAEoER.S FIX.
One o. the Captise G<rwsss VIII Hsse Il
Efplath 4 Good heal

One Of the Captise G<rwsas VIII Maze ~
Explain 4 Good DesL.
13ERLiN, June fa-A peculiar story OF
domestic trouble In the family Of q
we'll known banker Of this city has
been revealed as q consequence of the
recent capture Of . party Of tourists by
Turkish b~rigand> When the news Of
the daring outrage by banditti was first
published IL Wa accompanied by de-
tails of the aeonizing grief displayed
BY Nine. Graeger, who vas in Adrian
ople, over the fate Of her husband, who
was one Of the prisoner II 30 hap
pened that Herr Grsegcr had left his
real wife In Berlin when he started on
his eastern journey. and she read with
much surprise the story OF the grief OF
the woman who WAS known 70 the IN
thorities Of Adrisnopie n the wife Of
the imprisoned tourist She discovered
that her husband had been joined 1t
Pesth by . handsome young lady whom
he introduced - his wife Herr Graegcr
n now on his way home. having been
released along with his fellow unfor-
tunstes In consideration of . large ran
som. he will receive . wsrn welcome
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

Mrs.. LANerKr h said 60 have wpn
o2so,ooo at the Derby.
Msa. BArAKp TAyloa has returned
from Germany and viii bcnccfoth
make her homo In this country
LADY HAMS, wife OF the governor
d Bombay. Is m excellent crckctcr.
and handles her bat In mastery style
LApr HARcuvRr. the historian Mot
ky's dsughser. 10 very hsndsome and
has mose than . local celebrity becsose
Of her Wit
Mn. ElzAssrR n. CrsryR h she cen
Err Of ~attrsrtioo ~ spcizi-gztherinr.~
cause she b very gracious and always
SAYS just the right thing
O.rAR wnpg-s mother has Suffered
heavy ksses fhsyugh ioas of senss froo
hcr Irish estates hut she h ~ brtgha
and refreshing - ever
CATHERINE wrKp BAxSxa MICE 81
Thurlov Weed resiie~ ~ Alfsnv. "
T.. and h recognized - the ksding
woman amateur IN this country In the
Art Of Photography.
Miss PAppocx. the daughter Of Mag
gle Nifehen. looks vrp Do-h like h>T
mother. She haa hardly eros~~d The
threshold Of . dresssnSsruo@ o. sren
the Riare Of the sopsiizhs.escepa f,infiy
and from fAr svsy-
MA MA0xYs D<w London Sos>e
euusains two t3eAl -hsshrunD& fhr one
In Pcnpeiiaa style The chr JsPan~s-
In e.eA Of shrD sh1stsns sse hos hrsa
made % eioi>ooDe eesDei Tbs en-
trance halls so tAs 0amSoa ecatata
so0e Of The anea d~ecur.tsv~ vo<k e~~$
q In England
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
MISCELLANEOUN,

The first of the bribcrs at New Or
leans has been convicted.
CLYDE ship workers to the number of
1000 have struck against . reduction
Tool sharpeners employed by the
granite manufacturers of Concord, N.
H., have struck. They want an ad-
nee
A CHAPLAIN assembled the Orsburg,
near Salisbury, Germany, and while
gazing enraptured al the scenery made
a false step and fell over the precipice.
He was, of course, killed.
BARDsLEY. the defaulting treasurer
of Philadelphia, admits his guilt
THE miners of the Tu~scarawas, O.,
valley have Endorsed the action of the
executive board in postponing the eight
hour movement.
FULL returns from the Irish census
show that the total population Is 4, 7Oe.-
l6a, q decrease Of 46S61A The classifi-
cation according to religion shows
5. 549, 745 Roman Catholics, a decrease
Of All, LAG; 600. $50 Protestant Episco-
palianA a decrease of IS, 74l; Presbyte-
rixns, 446. 6s7, a decrease of 34.O47;
Methodists, SIS, 232, an increase of 6, 500.
The Barnum estate shows: Personal
property, Sl,2Ss, 500; real estate, 81
99a, 9sS; grand total, 81. a79. $50.
CHICAGO jewellers have been warned
not to Isl gold, silver or nickel coins
for use as bangles under pain Of prose-
cution for violating the coinage laws
Orders have been issued to the North
American Commercial Co to cease kill
ing as soon rs $500 sealskins have been
token.
THE balance sheet of the liquidators
of the Barring Bros show liabilities of
SIS, 900. 600, ssets of $4S, 0OO. 600.
A DISASTROUS wreck occurred on the
NJ, X. & T. in the Indian territory.
Three men were burned to q crisp and
six were injured Two freight trains
met in collision.
A DISPATCH from Halifax, n. s, says
all the inhabitants of the Magdalene
island are down with Ia grippe. No
fishing is being done
TRUSTED employees of the pope have
been using the Vatican funds to specu-
late in Argentines. Considerable ex-
element prevails
THERE was q street . strike riot at
Grand Rapids Mich. on the 10th. One
man was reported fatally shot by the
police.
GREAT damage is reported by floods
along the Red river in the Indian terri
tory.
A NOVEL method of smuggling Chi
nese in from Canada is to give them
sleeping car berths on midnight trains
The investigating committee finds
Sam Small $1,000 in arrears TO the
Methodist Episcopal college At Ogden.
Utah.
The onc renowned Concordia
theater, Baltimore, Md. has been de-
stroyed by ire Loss 50, 600
The Reformed Presbyterian church
has expelled Eve young ministers for
heresy.
FATHER CURcI, who was expelled q
- time from the Society Of Jesus and
later wa reinststed. died recently in
Italy. He was born in lS00
The fishing schooner Alice has arrived
1t P~rovincetown. Mass. from = twenty
months cruise in African waters for
msckerel The Alice is the pioneer res
sci in this fishing, and her cruise was
successful She brings about fifty bar.
rels Of mackerel and sent home nearly
Loco barrelA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

The Colorado conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at Denver
voted to admit women as lay delegates
to the convention, and dropped from
membership in the church the ex-Evan-
gelist Sam Small. The latter's alleged
shortage while presidentof the Method
university at Ogden. Utah, was the
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

At an early hour the other morning
a dynamite cartridge was placed in
front of the police station at Clichy,
France. and was then exploded The
police building was greatly damaged.
The explosion is said to be a plot by the
anarchists, who seek 10 revenge them
selves upon the police, who. it will be
remembered, were very energetic on
May day last in s~uppressing a demon
stration of the anarchists
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

A LARGE stream of lava is issuing
from q new crater of Mount Vesuvius
at the base of the general one SignOr
Palmieri, the director Of the observa-
tory. states that the flow is directly
connected with the recent earthquake
in Lombardy and that seismic disturb
ances generally stop when an eruption
commences. He does not consider the
lava stream dangerous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

The council of the Russian empire
has approved a new tariff of a strongly
protectionist character. 1t is expected
that it will be published in July. The
ministry Of finance is about to estab.
lish special agencies in Great Britain,
France, Italy and other countries con-
Stunning Russian corn to supervise the
work of extending grain imports from
Russia
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
FREE SILVER COINAGE.
ssastor stewart Psr~e,ves % Coming i'
spite os AL OAstseseA

senstor stewart rer~e,ves % Coming len
spite os All Osstsesea
WASHINGTON. June ia-Th~ meeting
Z the free silver coinage executive
commission, which WA to b- held In
Washington to-day. will h~ held al the
Hoffman house. In New York. instead.
next Thursday. They will take up the
work for the promotion Of free coinage
where they left Il OF al their lat
meeting.
senator Stewart said. speaking of
free coinage prospccts that he Wa con-
hdcnt . free coinage bill could 10
passed through the next congress over
the presidents veto Of course he said
there could be no doubt about . two
thirds vote for free coinage la the
house. and I'm the senate IL had b~~n
shown that there was . good ma
jority. The questioe was what
thr .sua,e would do In ea~ Of
q vetn ~ oil the democrats in h seo-
ate should vote 10 Pas- the bill over tho
presidents seto there would b. no
trouble about the matter. Th~ rcpuh-
lican votes in the matt countrd n
sure for free coinage were t~o from
California. one from Or~Ros. two from
Washington. two from Idaho. two from
Montana. two from Nevsia. two from
Colorado. one from Wyoming.
two from South Dakota. op~
from North Dakota tso from
ksnsa. and one from Pcnn.yiranis
Coliom. stockbrid2e and Davis he re-
garted "A doubtful The votes counted
~ surr wosld give free soinse, sisty
votes II the denoernts voted soisdiy foe
free cainsT-. - policy might isdu~~
them 20 DO. F~ifty-nin~ votes wer,
enough ~ carry the bill over . veto
The only senstor On the deoocrssie
side whom Mr. stewart regarded -
doubtful were Grsy. NePb>rsos and
vilaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

The car of Russia has presented
Stanford university. San Francisco, a
complete collection of Russian and 81
berian minerals taken from the St
Petersburg museum. The collection is
valued at about SIS, 900 and comprises
some 500 specimens. Mrs. Stanford
will in return send the ia q collection
Of California minerals and precious
stones
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

SIX miles from D~ouglasville in
Georgia there stood the chimney
of a cabin which was destroyed years
ago. The other day the new owner of
the ground, needing the material Of the
chimney. tore it down and found imbed-
ded in it, 81, 900 in gold coin, the latest
of which was dated 1926. The chimney
was built by Ernest Mitchell, who was
one of the first settlers among the In
dams. His heirs will contest the own.
ship of the money in the courts
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

JUICE BRUCE, of the United States
district court nj birmingham. Ala, has
ordered the temporary suspension from
office of United States Commissioner
Ferguson. Of Clebourne county. pend
ing an investigation Of charges brought
against him by District Attorney Par
sons of selling O r from his mill TO
illicit distillers OF knowing of viola
tions of the revenue laws which he did
not prosecute, of consulting the inter-
est of prisoners more than of the gov.
eminent and of negligence and care
lcsSneSS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

iarrxrs. Juse fa-The sns-sy PRO
pa-~d by tss Amessesn ninissst -
Santiago ., Bssnsn~ds was sot o.
c~p<d. bat she latter offered 20 eater
tain . prop,-sssoe far N srssns~ness
be isdseaiis4 sAe sssi& r fhis ~ 60
ne~is1alpaSsy rvfssed 90 sa.~st rs
armed irasapos1 fmprrsal vtth Ne ssr-
rSo ous~n Lys~A ,sd cosd~n, issAed
., Tooopsii. yesterday. eus ss~ ssas~
Hiegr.ps lines and sA~s r~~nbsrkeA
Then sh~s> sAip. nsdk aa<9oassrssbos
~ Azso.sgssf. si7iias ~ fhn,e a ~
saeua ss4 Iqs~qae No asaAs. b ~
Ported
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

THERE appears TO be no doubt that
NJ. De Lesseps will be prosecuted. His
wife declares that the impression that
the family has become enriched is with
out foundation. On the contrary, she
says their whole fortune was invested
in the Panama canal. M. De Lesseps is
now i'll and weak.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

THE graduating class Of sixty-five
cadets at the military academy, West
Point, received their commissions As
second ~lieutenants at the hands of Sec
rotary of War Proctor. who delivered
an address full of good advice to the
young soldiers. Col John q. Wilson
presided Owe the exercises. Congress
man Burrows, of Michigan, was the
orator of the day. The leader of the
class was Cadet Cosby, of Kentucky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

The Greek historian, Constantine
Paparrhegopontos, died recently, at the
age of &c. He was born in Constanti-
nople, and, having been adopted by rel.
atives living in Odessa, was sent to
Paris for his early education. Having
gone to Athens in 1850. he took to writ
ing historical essays, and in q few years
was installed As professor of that de.
partment in the university there. From
lS6a to 1867 he was engaged upon his
monumental History of the Hellenic
Nation" which ranks high in the
esteem of European scholars He trans
lated this work into French himself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

The London Official Gazette an
under date Of june IL, that
the name of Sir William Gordon Cum
ming had been removed from the list OF
officers in the army. as her majesty has
mn further occasion for his services.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19
ADDITIONAL DwPArCHA

HoN. J. J. c. ABBOTT has been re-
questcd to form . government in Can.
ada.
ADvICEs from Buenos Ayres say that
the Argentine courts have rendered q
decision recognizing the bclligercncy Of
the Gillian insurgents
FIRE in Dothantown, Henry county,
Ala. destroyed ten stores and several
dwellings, causing SO. 900 loss.
The chief of the bureau of statistics
reports that the total value of export
breadstufs from the United States dur
ing the month OF May. 1891. was 81.
$50, 23I, against SIS, e'3.6 60 in May. 1890.
THE financial position of Portugal
has much improved and the govern
ment has decided that it will not DO
necessary to prolong the moratorium
expiring July 10.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June Is showed IN average de-
crease Of 90. I compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease vas a6T.
The report that Rudyard Kipling Il
suffering from consumption is denied.
The Chinaman who killed the Indian
Poker Tom At Bridgeport Cal. was &C
Quilted. He wa Immediately seized
by other Indians who took him to a Sc
cluded spot where he WAS cut 10 pieces
SIXTY persons were killed recently In
the canton Of Basle, Switzerland. BY .
passenger train going through . bridge.
MoNEr was easy but trading was dull
on he London stock exchange during
the week ended June Is The Paris
bourse was active, At Berlin dull.
COMPTROLLER LACEY has published .
statement Of his connection with the
keystone bank failure in which Drew
is held primarily responsible.
The Philadelphia Abattoir Cos
property has been destroyed by fire.
The loss was $4,000 covered by in
surance.
ADvlcks from the expedition sen into
the interior Of Cameroon~ Africa. say
that the natives cruelty tortured their
German prisoners before executing
them and that many Of the prisoner
committed suicide in orGer to escape
torture
TEE victims Of Il grippe in China are
numbered by hundreds Of Thousands
A SENSATION has been caused in
Madrid by the arrest Of the Duchess
CastenoiQuez on the charge Of mall
treating . maid servant
OLH NteHTIEN was staadin9 in tie
doorway 1t Glenwood. MINI. watching
IN approaching thunderstorm when .
streak Of lightning descended. striking
him. killing him instantly. Three
others Of the family were serio1s1y
hurt but nay recover
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

SENATOR PLUMB and ex-Gov. Osborne,
of Kansas, called on the president and
had an extended interview in reference
TO the deep water harbor to be con-
structed at Galveston. Tex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-19

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