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The rustler., 1891-08-07

TIN PLATE ALIENS.

The Secretary of the Treasury Gives No
Encouragement to MIR. Nicdrlnghaus.
WAsmINGToN, July 81 The secretary
of the treasury has written the follow
ing letter TO Hon. +. G. Nicdringhaus,
of St Louis, in regard to the importa.
ton of skilled worlSmen for his tin
plate mills: Replying TO your letter
of the 2ist inst, in which you ask on
behalf of the St. Louis stamping com
pany, Whether you must 90 through
any particular form to import skilled
the honor 10 say that no regulations
have been issued by this department.
prescribing forms relating to that sub
ject 1t is not the practice of this
department To express opinions or To
make advanced rulings on hypothetical
cases that may possibly arise. But lest
you might draw improper inferences
from the above answer TO your ques-
xlph your attention is called to the fifth
section of the act An act TO prohibit
the importation and immigration OF for
eigners and aliens under contract and
agreement TO perform labor in the
United States, its territories and
the District of Columbia, APP
proved February 26, 1885, and
the suggestion is made that | am not
prepared at this time to express any
opinion us to whether skilled labor for
the st. Louis Stamping Co. can not be
obtained than by the importation of
al luh hat.ntsu 4 do 4
that it was the purpose of the honora-
BILE superintendent of immigration in
his recent letter to you to express any
opinions other than those involved
above"
The rustler., 1891-08-07


TIM wedding of Miss Lincoln, daugh-
ter of Robert T. Lincoln, and Mr. Isham
will take place early in September.
THE president has accepted the resig-
nation of joel Il. Erhardt as collector
of the port OF New York and has desig-
mated j. Sloat Fassett, of Elmira, n.
Y, AS his successor.
THE London committee of Wabash
holders has secured from the directors
n formal engagement To distribute reg
ularly all surplus net earnings among
the "B' debcnture holders on the basis
of the officially published monthly
statements.
THE act OF congress providing for the
adjudication of Indian depreciation
claims by the federal court of claims
will throw II large amount of business
on that body. Already more than 3, 800
cases have been filed.
Ir is reported that France will large
~ reduce her tariff on Russian wheat
and will impose II prohibitory duty on
Indian wheat in order to aid the impor-
tGtion Of Russian wheat
The Chicago & Grand Trunk has de-
Iciared off its boycott against the Chi
lcago Il Alton.
FRANK BRowN has been nominated
for governor by the Maryland demo-
Gratis.
THE president has removed the dsa-
bilitics OF Capt Armes. The captain,
it will be remembered, got into trouble
by pulling Gov. Beavers nose over mat
ters growing out of President Harrison S
inauguration.
MEssRs Dillon and O'Brien have been
released from Galway Jail Neither
one showed much trace of having suf-
fered from the confinement and both
seemed to be in the enjoyment of ex-
lcellcnt health.
Two hundred and sixty laborcrs were
lost recently by collision off the Jap
anese coast
COMMISSIONER MORGAN has satisfied
Archbishop Ireland that no discrimina A.
tion will be made against Catholic In
dian schools, though no further con-
tracts will be made through the bureau
of missions.
| A TELEGRAM from DR.. William Il.
Harper announces that he accepts the
principalship of the entire Chautauqua
system of teaching. Chancellor Bishop
Vincent, however, still remains at the
head, and George Il. Vincent will be
vice-priucipal and the Chancellor's as
sistant
THE Union Pacific has granted the
Rock Island and the Milwaukee the use
of the Omaha bridge track until the
new rules and schedule now being pre-
pared are completed
The rustler., 1891-08-07
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily Eowa


SECRETARY 90 AGHICrLrrm kUsK
denies that he has issued any quaran-
tine laws discriminating against Ten.
nesscc. ~ was alleged
THE comptroller Of the currency has
approved the selection Of the Missouri
national bank Of kansas City A. ~
serve agent for the Cowicy county ma
tional bank Of Winfield. Kan
Cot FEEn RHACKErr. chief clerk uf
the treasury department.. has rendered
his resignation. 10 take effect Septem-
Der l. lie has been made special agent
Of the treasury department under sec
ton n % the act creating the worlds
fair relating 10 the admission Of foreign
goods for exhibition at the fair. lie
will establish In London a bureau OF
information.
A DELEGATION from Mobile. Ala
who desire that Mobile shall be the
starting point OF postal aided line Of
steamers for Genital America and other
ports, bad conference with Post
mastcr-General Wanamalscr on the sub
ject
SECRETARY FssTER does not fully
agree with Superintendent Owen in the
opinion that the alien contract labor
law does not prohibit the Importation
Of skilled laborers for employment In
Tin plate factories
RErREsENrArfyEs of the Chilian in
surgcnts in Washington assert that
Vallcnar and all the Huasco valley are
In the possession Of the insurgents or
constitutional government
THE republican national executive
committee met at the Arlington hotel
Washington. on the 2ath. Hon. NJ. s.
Quay rendered his resignation rs chair.
man and Col w. w. Dudley rendered
his resignation as treasurer. Both
designations were accepted subject 10
approval of the fdll national com
mittec.
The rustler., 1891-08-07

Ar Morchead. Ky, Deputy United
States Marshal George Armstrong was
shot and killed 10y Constable Simms, Of
that place. Armstrong was passing
through Morehead with IA party OF
moonshinc prisoners, and while stop
ping over night became involved in
quarrel with Simms
Mss SUSAN NJ. KEY, wife of Bishop
j. \ Key of the Methodist Episcopal
church south, died at Eureka Springs,
Ark, recently of heart trouble She
had been an invalid for several years.
a BATTLE between negroes and Ital-
ans working on the n. Il W. railroad
in Logan county, West Virginia, was
fought the other day, in which two
Italians and one negro were killed The
trouble arose over an Italians wife.
who left her husband and went TO live
with the negroes.
SAMUEL y. SANDS, supposed to be the
Oldest printer in the country, died re-
Gently at baltimore, Md
4 REPORT reached Houston. Tex, that
SIS, 900 was missing from the express
Office ut Kountze, big saw mill center
Officials are making investigation but
are reticent
J. w. DAVIS, who was TO be hanged
at Fort Worth, Tex, August 10 for the
murder Of u. c. Evans has died in Jail.
LEE lIUdHEs, the convicted wife muir
derer of Houston, Tex, cut through the
bars of the Jail and escaped
A PAssESGER train on the Iron Mount
ain went down an embanlment near
kcnsctt, Ark. A colorcd woman named
Ward was killed and her child fatally
injured. Several others were more or
less hurt
THE Maryland prohibition state con-
vention met at Glyndon and the follow
ing ticket was placed in nomination:
For governor, Edwin Higgins, of Balti-
more; for comptroller, Joshua Lever
ing, of baltimore; for rattorncy-general,
Hosea B, Moulton, of Montgomery
county; for clerk OF the court OF APP
peals, Levin 5. Metson, of Snow Hill.
| GREAT fears are entertained for the
cotton crop throughout Alabama, as
the cotton worm, which has not been
seen for years, is now reported in all
directions II they increase panic in
the farming district will ensue. The
cause is constant rains.
The baltimore United Oil Co IS tanks
ut Canton, Md, Were struck by light
ming and set on fire recently The loss
exceeded sl00. 900.
WHILE preaching to a large audience
at Houston, Tex, and when in the
midst oI his discourse, some people on
the outside turned out the lights and
rotten-egged Rev. Sam Jones and his
audience, most of whom were ladies'
The culvcrt at Charlestown, Md, on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington Il Balti-
more, was washed out by cloudburst
South bound freight III ran into the
washout aud was wrecked Great dam.
age was done to crops
The rustler., 1891-08-07

TmE Columbia on Co. with an in-
mcnse plant al - 90 - Erie street Chi
cago. and with branches a. Memphis
and oss aionuA Minn.. after a brief eN-
isteuce 81 six weeks has collapsed The
three plants were worth a. COO 0oo
WmIt-N The schooner Michigan was
unload ing coal AZ Chicago she broke In
two with a report that sounded like
that of a cannon The unloaders
against the captains protests had
taken out the coal from the midships
section leaving Il In both bow and stern.
RAISE have fallen IN northwest India.
avertinE the famine that was feared
THEHE has been n run on the Peoples
savings bank Of san Francisco
AT n meeting Of Kansas democratic
editors al Topeka a long address was
drawn up defining the position % the
party. Alliance methods Of reform
were rcpudiated and the republican
party held responsible for the political
evils existing II was resolved that the
party should take an independent posi-
ton.
GHA ssHorrERs are damaging the ont
crop al Waterloo. In. II is estimated
that they will lessen the yield by ten
bushels per acre. They are Of the com
mon native species
FonEsr fires In the vicinity Of sonora.
Cal, have destroyed q number Of
ranches and other property and now
threaten 10 wipe out the town Of Co
| lumbia Men have been sent 20 fight
| the flames
Ar Warren, O., Ed Caldwell. colorcd.
and John Tumason, took refuge under
a tree during rain storm. Lightning
struck the tree and killed both men.
/ W. !. ELLIOTT was found guilty at
Column bus o.. Of murder in the second
degree. With his brother, Z. j. Elliott,
he killed Albert j. Osborne. OF the
sunday World, and a bystandcr. The
cause was innamed personal journal
ism.
| GRAssHorrERs are reported running
crops along the borders Of Ohio and
/ Indiana
THE motion for n new trial in the Ed
| holland case at Jefferson City, Mo, has
been ovcrruled by Judge Burgess.
A DOG caused runaway near Nenia,
o., by which Mrs Smith and her little
daughter were probably fatally in
iured.
SIX hundred acres Of wheat about
ArdoclS. ~ d., were ruined by hail.
REroRTs from different parts OF
Placer county, Cal, show fifteen per
sons have manifested symptoms OF
poisoning after partaking Of pressed
corn beef prepared 10y a butcher of tn,
town of LOOMS. A child OF Mr.. T.
Dee. of Loomis, is dead.
lloGs are dying in great numbers
from cholera in the vicinity of Water
loo, In. II. ]. Lachly, an cxtensiv,
farmer in Orange township, has onl'
seven animals left out OF $50 which h,
had three weeks ago.
The rustler., 1891-08-07

TuE pape has approved u the exhi-
bltion ~ the holy eat" a. irevcs aud
has sanctioned the forgiveness. u the
sins of pilgrims jourueving there
Three steamer. each with 80 pilgrims
have arrived from America
IN j. said that the cEar and czarina
were verF coldly received by the people
Of Finland
TuE emperor of Germany personally
conducted rcligious services on his
yacht recently.
A NAx named Gurtler. hailing from
New York. was In Berlin recently with
the avowed intention oi challenging
Emperor William b fight a duel lie
was popped in a lunatic asylum
THE weather bureau reports july the
coldcst month on record.
THE Chicago worlds fair commission
err were banqueted in London by Lord
Mayor savory.
THE English registrar in bankruptcy
holds that Mr.. Parnell's objection TO
Capt o'Sheas serving the order Of
bankruptcy on him upon the ground of
his lParnell's) non-domicile In England
Is untenable II j. still open TO Mr..
Parncu 10 appeal the case. Otherwise
he must pay the costs Of the divorce
proceedings or be declared bankrupt
MINISTER OF MARiSE TUrrEh Of
Canada. contends that according 20 the
line laid down by the last geodetic sur
vey the part Of the Bay Of Fundy in
which the United states fishing boats
were seized recently is clearly in Brit
ish waters
A PRIVATE cable dispatch received
from Colon. on the Isthmus Of Panama
announces the death Of William Simms,
Of Virginia. United States consul at
that port lie was a leading repub-
lican politician of his state and figured
as the central target in the Danville
riot In 1883
THE crooScdness in Canadian govern
mcnt contracts Is said TO amount 10 81,
900, 900
The British imports into Brazil dur.
ing the first four months OF this year
have shown general increase OF mil.
lions
TuE death rate from cholera in Mecca
is lao per day.
a GENEVA paper says that the St
Petersburg police recently arrested
twenty-six officers, twentv-tour OF
whom were nihilists, connected with
conspiracy to kin the ear The
police were assisted by soldiers. Seven
/ nihilists were killed.
DISPATCHES from BON bay state that
/ there have been heavy rains and Sc.
rious floods in that presidency The
roads are damaged and sixty miles OF
railroad have been injured by wash
/ outs
A SERIOUS drowning accicent is re-
ported from Essen, Germany. Four
teen employees of the water works were
crossing the river in a boat when the
boat capsized and all were drowned
LETTERS from Guatemala sav two at
tcmpts have been made on the life oi
President Barrillas and that revolu'
tion is inevitable. The dcarth of corr
and other articles of prime necessity is
causing great suffering.
The rustler., 1891-08-07

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Archbishop
Ireland, of St Paul, had n long inter
view with Commissioner Morgan in re-
gard to the late controversy between
the commissioner and the board OF
Catholic Indian missions. The arch
bishop expressed himself as satisfied
with the commissioners plan of con-
tracing direct with the Catholic schools
for the education OF the Indians The
commissioner assured the archbishop
that no discrimination would be made
against Catholic schools during his adj
ministration.
The rustler., 1891-08-07

Rev. W. WHITE, a missionary from
China, his two daughters and nurse
girl were instantly killed at u railway
crossing at Nyack, ~ Y. Not suspect.
ing danger the rev. gentleman drove
between two halves of an Erie freight
train and was struck by passenger
train as he reached the next track
JUSTICE BREWER decided adversely
20 Jay Gould In the Rock Island L nion
Pacific Omaha bridge casa, halding that
the agreement was valid and that the
Union Pacific had no right TO violate Il
when the Gould interests succeeded
those Of Charles Francis Adams
A GANG of Italians aud polncl,s mum.
bering over dozen, belonging at the
Gricgville salt shaft engaged In free
fight with knives and stones while
waiting for train at Mount Morris. r.
Y. Three of the Italians aud two
PolaclSs were stabbed Two Italians
were badly injured and one may die.
The Massachusetts democratic con.
vcntion has been called for Worcester
September 20. Gen. Patrick Collins. of
Boston, will preside.
Hos. Paul DILLISGHAM died at
Waterbury, Vt lie was 92 years old
lie was n member OF congress in 1874
and was governor of Vermont from
1865 TO 1867.
JERRY O'BRIES aud Lucas Dougherty,
two boys were drowned at Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the 29th, being swept away un.
der some bargcS
Cor 7 tsfs.rnu EuuApV.r nf Navy
has made public the names Of eighty
four attaches Of the custom house
whose salaries are reduced or whose
positions are abolished altogether nc.
cording to the department plan of re-
treuchmcnt
Dir. HENRY T. HELMBoLD. the
"buchu" man, has been placed in u
madhouse at Trenton, y. j., chained at
the ankles and wrists. His mania was
considered incurablc.
THE strike at the Dobson mills,
Philadelphia, broke out afresh on the
afternoon of the 2sth. consequent upon
the proprietors enforcing II black list
FREDERICK C. HAvEMEYER, founder
of the Havemeyer sugar refinery firm,
died at Throgg's Neck, l.. l., on the
asth at an advanced age.
The tobacco crop about Lancaster,
Pa, has been completely ruined by
heavy hail.
COLLECTOR ERHARDT. Of the port OF
New York, has resigned.
THE New York IIerald's Philadelphia
correspondent wires that the books OF
the keystone bank show that the s9l5,-
900 represented by due bills actually
went into that bank. This fact has
been established beyond n doubt by
Experts Helms and Wheeler, who have
been working at the books The ex-
perts will not talk
The rustler., 1891-08-07

MISSEsorIASs propose to try to raise
500, 900 additional for the worlds fair
exhibit
THE lake schooner Helena was sunk
and one seaman lost in collision with
steamer near Sault Ste Marie, Mich
FIRE destroyed almost the whole
business section of Los Cat Is, Cal
Loss, $50. 900.
By an explosion in "a powder mill at
Platteville, Wis, n workman was
blown to atoms
ANsEI. l.. CRocKER. an old and
wealthy Chicago merchant died sud
denly of heart disease.
The rustler., 1891-08-07
CHINA'S CRISIS.
Contemplated Insurrection Against
the Yellow Mans Ruler.
DISCOzTEyT AID RIOT SPREADING.
That Un-asy TeeliaE Peculiar 90 Crowned
Heads Cem@s 10 the nrother Of the
Mean-Terribls steamship Collision
on Jspsn-Many Lives Lest

SAN Francisco July 81 The steam
ship City Of Pclin. which arrived ycs-
terday morning from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, brings the following ad-
vices from China: The trouble In the
Yang Tse valley has spread a. far as
lehang. An inland mission station In
Shasi was burned down and an attempt
made by a mob 10 capture n steamer.
Riots have also occurred at Haimen
and Tsung-Ming. A church was pill
laged and considerable damage done.
The feeling Of uneasiness Mt other
places Ia the north has not been al
layed, but large number Of gun boats
on the Yang Tse Kiang have checked
the rioters. An imperial edict reducing
the Chinese garrisons throughout the
empire imposing a new tax ON salt and
requiring the whole of the liltin ON
opium for imperial purposes is men
toned as one OF the chief causes of the
present ferment
Two victims Of the riot at Wusuch
were buried at Hong Kong, their
funerals being attended by deputations
from the English, French and German
men-of-war There is n rumor Of
some trouble in Fohiekin province and
at Canton residents are not without
some uneasinesS
1 When telegrams reached Toxic an
/ nouncing the widespread outbreak
/ against foreigners in China II is stated
/ that five japanese men-of-war were at
/ once ordered TO hold themselves in
readiness to proceed at a moments
notice 10 Shanghai This fact sug.
I Fests the great additional security 10
foreigners in China which may be de-
rived from the proximity OF Japan.
! In few weeks the triennial exami.
nation of students will take place at
/ Marking. The average attendance Of
students on these occasions Is from 27,-
900 10 30, 600, and each student has one
servant The vendors of food and va
rious other articles who go to Nanking
/ TO sell 20 the students number about
/ 10000. The examination will last nine
days and nights and during that time
/ the governor OF the province will be
/ shut up in the examination halls IL Is
very probable that an outbreak may be
/ planned TO take place at NanlSing dur
ing the coming examination and II is
also probable that risings may be
planned 10 occur simultaneously at
other places
COLLISION At SEA.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81 -Advices by
the steamer City OF pel<in state that the
following telegram, dated July 13, had
been received at Yokohama: July IL,
at 3 a. m, the steamer of Tamae Maru
of llolSodate while returning from
Suto with $50 laborers on board came
into collision with the steamer Migoshi
Maru Off Shiragami The Tamae Maru
sank Immediately with u loss of 200
persons drowned and missing. The
captain and first officer and sixty labor
ers reached shore"
The rustler., 1891-08-07

Erery one s.Vers
from Catarrh in the Head. Those
who don't have il suffer from those
who do. It's disease you can't
keep 10 yourself.
Here are some Of the symptoms I:
Headache, obstruction of nose, dis
charges falling into throat, some
times profuse, watery, and acrid,.
at Others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody, putrid, and often
sive; eyes weak, ringing in ears.
deafness; offensive breath; smell
and taste impaired, and general de-
bility. But only n few Of these
likely 10 be present at once.
The cure for it-for Catarrh it.
self, and all the troubles that come
from it-a perfect and permanent
cure, is DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The worst cases yield to its mild.
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties. A record Of 25 years
has proved that TO its proprietors'
and they're willing to prove it
TO YOU.
They do il in this way: II they
can't cure your Catarrh, no matter
! how bad your case, or of how long
standing, they'll pay you $500 in,
cash. Can you have better proof of
the healing power Of a medicinep
The rustler., 1891-08-07
A Cough
and Group
Medicine.

Medicine. pin her faith to 1t as to
her Bible. 1t must
contain nothing violent, uncertain,
or dangerous. 1t must be standard
in material and manufacture. It
must be plain and simple to admin
ister; easy and pleasant to take.
The child must like it. 1t must be
prompt in action, giving immedi-
ate relief as childrens' troubles.
come quick, grow fast, and end
fatally or otherwise in very short
time. Itmust not only relieve quick
but bring them around quick, as.
children chafe and fret and spoil.
their constitutions under long con-
fnement. 1t must do its work in.
moderate doses. A large quantity
of medicine in child is not desira-
BILE. 1t must not interfere with the;
child's spirits, appetite or general
health. These things suit old as
well as young folks, and make Bo-
schee's German Syrup the favorite
family medicine. o
The rustler., 1891-08-07

Syrup"

For children a medi-
cine should be abso-
lutely reliab bic. A
mother must be able to
pin her faith to it as to-
her Bible. 1t must
The rustler., 1891-08-07

Ask my agents for w. l.. Douglas Shoes.
II not for sale In your place a.k yog1
dealer 10 send for catalogue, secure the
agency, aud get them Tor you.
EE TAKE NO uDSTiTUTE. IA
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-01

her Of Camp s., Pittsford. he was made its
Captain, and twice reelected, and besides rep
reseuting Michigan Division as either delegate
or delegate at-largc in the National Encamp-
mcnts held at Paterson, s.. Joseph and Mime
apolis, lie has served his Division two terms
as Division Surgeon, one term rs Lieutenant
Colonel, is now serving his second term as
Inspector, and is also Captain Of Camp ;, Of
Hillslale the oldest and one Of the best Camps
in the Division.
In all these positions he has shown signal
ability, and it is doubtful If any member OF the
Order to-day has better general or specific quail
fcatious for creditably performing the impor-
tsnt duties fSurgeon- General than he. Headds
10 all these the excellent qualities Of earnest
ness and sound Judgment in business matters,
aud stands well in the social world. lie is a
Royal Arch Mason aud Of COOL repute in fra
tcrnal organizations. The Order Of Sons Of
Veterans is 10 be congratulated on securing
his services as SnrgeOn-General during the
present administration.