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General Anttrrs.

ITOT TEA AND COFFEE WILL BE
i served at the rooms of the Young NNo-
mems Christian Association, l011 Ninth
street, every day from 11:30 4. NJ. TO 1870 P.
NJ, beginning next Monday. my2-3t
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
lNl small amounts on real estate security.
FELCH & COOLEY, 1913 Fourth st. ap29-7t*
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NTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN. WIDE
w awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply TO THE SINGER MANU-.
FACTURlNG CO., 703 street. my2-lm
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS TO WORK IN
y garden, morning or evening, Address,
HAY, this Office. my2-2t*
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BEHRING SEA QUESTION.
Canada's Counsel Reply to the At
tOrney-Generals Brief.
THE SAYWARD SEIZURE WITHOUT
WARRANT OF LAW.

Assistant Secretary Spaulding Te1e-
graphs the Collector at Whining
ton, CAL, That There is No Reason
for Interference in the Matter of
the Transfer of the Arms and AM
munition From the Steamer Robert
and Minnie.
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RrurnsulB.
PROPOSALS
Purchase of Bonds
East Riverside Irrigation District

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PUR-
- chase of the bonds OF East riverside irri-
CATION District, to the amount of one hundred
and fifty thousand (S150,0OO), viii be re-
ceived by the Board Of Directors of said dis
trict, at their Office IN East Riverside, San
Bcrnardino County, State OF California, I'LL
1891, at which time and place said board will
open the proposals ana award the purchase to
the highest responsible bidder.
said bonds arc a portion OF IL series OF bonds
amounting in the aggregate to two hundred
and fifty thousand tS20O.OO0) issued by ali-
thority of and pursuant 10 ;ne provisions of
an Act of the Legislature OF the State OF Cali
fornia, entitled An Act to provide tor the
organization and government of irrigation
districts, and TO provide for the acquisition OK
water and other property, and for the diStrA
button OF water thereby for irrigation pur-
poses" approved March =, 1887, and also by
authority of and in accordance with the vote
OF the qualified electors OF said irrigation dis
trict, at 4 special election held December 24,
1880.
Said bonds bear interest from the 1st day OF
January, 1891 at the rate OF SIX TO- per cont.
per annum, payable on the 1st dayof Janu-
airy and July in each year.
The principal of each OF said bonds is pay
able as follows, TO wit: AT the expiration OF
eleven years, five per cent. thereof; at the es,
piration OF twelve years, six per cent: at the
expiration of thirteen years, seven per cert:
at the expiration of fourteen years eight pei.
cent; at the expiration OF fifteen years nine
per cent; at the expiration OF sixteen wears,
ten per cent; at the expiration of seventeen
years, eleven per cent; at the expiration OF
eighteen years, thirteen per cent: at the ex-
piration of nineteen years, fifteen per cent: at
the expiration of twenty years sixteen ppr
cent. Coupons for the several payments Of
principal and interest are attached to each
bond.
None ofsaid bonds Will be sold for less than
ninety 900 per cent. of the face value thereof.
SAID board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
All bids should be addressed to East River
side Irrigation District, San Bernardino
County, California and M ynJ GsEDropOSDla
for Purchase of Bonds"
BY order OF the Board OF Directors of East
Riverside Irrigation District
Fast riverside, san Bernardino County,
California, March IL, 1891
HENRY w. ROBINSON, President.
j. y. VAN ARSDALE Secretary
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XNTANTED-LADIES AT 900 EIGHTH
w street TO learn the Ladies' Tailor Sys-
en-" Patterns made warranted to fit myI-Stt
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A more glorious victory cannot be
gained over another man than this-that
when the injury began on his part, the
kindness should begin on ours.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
L paid to the party who found, on or about
April Is, 1891, in the vicinity of the Post
Office, a brown envelope containing a sum of
paper money. The reward can be obtained by
delivering the package at the Office of the
Chief of Police ap28-tf
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NATIVE SONS.
The Grand Parlor Concludes its Busi-
ness and Adiourns.

The Grand Parlor Concludes its Busi-
ness and Adjourns.
SANTA Rosa. May 2.-The Grand Par
lor of the Native Sons finished its annual
session here Thursday night, not adjourn
ing until after 10 o'clock.
The election Of Grand Trustees occu-
pied the greater part of the evening ses-
sion, and resulted as follows: Joseph d.
Sproul of Chico, Frank L. Coombs of
Napa, w. w. Shannon of San Francisco,
J. +. McMinn, Jr., ofSanta Rosa, Eugene
j. Gregory of Sacramento, Frank Dunno
of San Francisco, George A. McCalvy of
San Luis Obispo.
The closing exercises of the session
consisted Of the installation Of the officers
elect, Past President Frank Ryan of Sac
ramento acting as Installing officer.
The members then adjourned to ban
quet that had been prepared by Santa
Rosa Par1or No. %, and speeches, songs
and recitations were the order until the
1--WE sma' hours"
PICNIC AT WINTERS.
WINTERS, May 2.-Tne Native Sons
picnic was the most successful affair ever
given here. Over 5000 people were on
the grounds. The picnic was held in the
walnut grove planted by j. r. Wolfskill
thirty years ago. Representatives from
all over the central part of the State were
in attendance.
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IpHt-Ini3rtn.

T OST-FRIDAY EVENING A SMALL
4 4 gold earring, cameo setting. Finder re-
OST-A LADIES' STEEL-BE,ADED
l 4 purse on J. street between Seventh and
Eighteenth streets. The finder will be re-
warded on leaving the same at 1926 Seventh
street. my2-3t*
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The time of receiving and opening the above
proposals is POSTPONED until the 22D DAY
OF MAY, 1891.
BY order of the Board of Directors of tha
East Riverside Irrigation District.
East Riverside, San Bernardino County,
California, April 90, 1891.
HENRY w. ROBINSON, President.
j. A. VAN ARSDALE. Secretary. ap27-20t
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NIerItorIons services AcknowIedged.
Meat Inspection.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Dr. Salmon,
chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry
of the United States Department of Agri-
culture, has gone to Chicago for the pur-
pose of meeting the packers who applied
for the inspection of meat for interstate
and foreign commerce under the In
spection Act of March 3, 1897. While
in Chicago DR.. Salmon will assign
to several packing houses veterinary
inspectors selected for that duty, and will
in conjunction with them arrange more
important details for carrying on the
work.
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XNANTED- D-SALESMEN; MAN TO SELL
w line of cigars; $l0o per month and eN-
penses paid. Address, with stamp, NATION
AL CIGAR COMPANY, st. Louis. Mo- ap2S-St*
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HNO POULTRY RAISERS-ACTINENO
1 man wants situation as assistant TO the
above; good habits; salary no object; refer
enceS. Apply Box 1872 citY apS0-Tt*
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WITH SOME EXPE-
w rience as trimmers, i'll the Millinery De
partment Apply TO c. II. GILMAN, Red
House. Spu
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Examination Boards Dissolved.

WASHINGTON, May BY direction of
the Secretary of War, the Boards Of Off
GERS convened for the examination of
officers to determine their fitness for pro-
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VNANTED - GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework. Inquire 1902 o ST. myI-St*
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WANTED-A THOUSAND HEAD OF
w cattle to pasture on the Hovcnden
Ranch date the G. D. Connors Ranch), on the
Cosumnes; also, a thousand acres for summer
fallow. Apply on the ranch TO MR.. CON
ZELL, Overseer. mr29tf
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CTRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE BUS TO
y and from the cars. b. b. BROWN, for
merly of the State House Hotel Proprietor
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XNTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street L and l..
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,

NHEAP FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
day, week or month.
w. a. CASWEIIl ProprietOr
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NEWLY FURNISHED AND RENO
N waited fine family hotel. A well-supplied
table; airy rooms. Terms moderate. Accom-
mOdations excellent. 112 and la j street.
api-3m
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NNHE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA-
mento, Cal Meals, 25 cents. VIM. LAND,
Proprietor Free BUS to and from hotel.
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Go Get or Rent.

ITO LET - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
/ suitable for one or two gentlemen, at 1914
ii street. mNl-7t%
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The deacon looked troubled, and when
an acquaintance asked him what was
bOthering him, he said: well, now,
how do you reconcile this: When being
is brought into life he is born; when he
dies he is borne to the tomb; then he goes
to bourne; and if he isn't born again
he has missed his last chance according to
Onr naStOrv
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a Mysterious Affair.

There was 3 most Distressing shooting Of
fair between children yesterday at North
East. Cecil county, Md. Harry Albert
Pfiee, son OF Andrew e Pdce, who Is EN-.
ployed by the Mccullough Iron Company,
was fouud dead In his room nc 1880 o'clock
III the morning, bullet having scattered
the brains across the room in which he had
been sleeping. The unfortunate boy, or
rather child, Sd he Vas but five years old,
had been evidently in the act of dressing
when shot, az be was partially dressed.
Suspicion regarding The matter YVES center
ed upon bis cousin, Percy Carr, who slept
with him Saturday nighu. Carr came to the
house ofChe Prices on Friday las: and asked
permission to remain until Tuesday. No at
tention was paid be mo,Ging to the report OF
Coe revoiVer, az the other residents OF he
house took IL Tor the s'smming OF a door.
Becoming Impatient afterwards at the nop-
appearance OF the Boys, they vent to the
room and found the boy deed. His cousin,
Carr, il is slated, frst told the grandmother
Of the boy, Mrs. Psioe, that he had killed
Harry He afterwards claimed that the
child shot himself with his lCarr's) revolver.
States Attorney VIM. J. Evans, Coroner
Perry Lszenberg and Sheriff ]. Albert Boy d
we're st the scene. 1t is not probable, how
ever, that hearing will be held until to-
day. The mother of the boy who was shot
helps her husband to make living by keep
Ing small store Ia North East. Intense
excitement prevails there.
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New York Democrats

NHw YORK, Sept. 14-The delegates to
the democratic state convention from New
York and Brooklyn left this morning. The
Tammsny men vera shouting for Flower.
The Voorhees, men expressed the hope that
they would obtain representation In the
state committee The County Democracy
declared that they will have their entire
representation In the convention or else will
have none at all. The Kings county men
insisted that they would have Chaplin at the
head Of the ticket or else would not be re-
sponsibe for the result of the elsction In
Kings county.
SARATOGA. N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE demo-
cratic convention maets here to morrow.
Roswell P. Flowers name lie most promi-
neut for the head of the ticket. Although
Governor Hill scouts the idea. there seems to be a
feeling that he might accept the nomination him
self il rendered. Then again Kings county may
form a combination somewhere, and complete
matters. In such event thero would undoubt-
eddy be stampede.
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The Richmond Terminal.

The affairs OF the Richmond Terminal were
further discussed in Wsll street, New York, on
Saturday, and the unfsvorsblo view tskon by
traders was reflected by sharp decline in tho
stock President John Il. Inmsn and Edward
Lsuterbach, the counsel for the company, were
out of the city, but friends of the company pro-
fessed confidence that no receivership would be
needed to adjust the floating debt of the conSrol-
ed companies, estimated at So, 00O, 600 1t is said
by some persons who are well informed that the
dissensons in the board OF directors have reached
point where serious com lcati ons may arise It
is believed that Mr.. Gould is DESTROYS of securing
absolute control OF the system, while tho Brice-
Thomas faction and Mr.. Inman End his friends
have had differences on points OF policy. Unless
there s reconciliation, litigation may re pre-
cipitated. Some persons think that new deal''
will be the outcome of the Situation, and that in
that case tho Gould influence will be found to be
in the ascendant.
1t was stated Oh Saturday by officers OF the com
pany that the plan to fund the floating debts of
the Richmond Terminal into three-year notes
was progressing rapidly and that creditors repre-
sentng twothirds OF tho total floating debt Of g..
100000 had agreed t. the extension. 1t ia also
reported that Drexel, Morgan & Co. have accep ed
the task OF managing tho fnaDcisl sffairs OF the
different compauie s. Nearly Ill the obligstions
srs said to be Time lJ>fs, a.thou4 q pert OF the
debt Is on account OF money borrowed on csil.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON. D. T.. Sept. II. 1881.
The Virginia "kickers" will meet at the
EbbittHouse here tomorrow night 70 consult
as 30 the sdyisability Of formally disobeypg
the recent order of General Malone, and of
calling a State convention, deposing the
General from the chairmanship Of the State
committee, and of running legislative eandi-
dates In every county OF the State. Invits-
tions to the conference have been sent to
the leading anti Malone republicans In all
sections OF the State, smong them MIR.
Lewis Mckenzie Of Alexandria, who, how-
ever, will not be able to be present, as he
would like to be, because be has to be In
Richmond st that time to attend the marriage
of his niece. Notwithstanding the fact that
the conferences will ba cnp posed entirely of
what aLe uuppns i 60 les .Mahoneites, IL
Ia the belief ci Vns'm,a iepublicans here that
intesd of the advice ofMr Parsons, that oiGen
Malone will be adopted, and that the Gem
erals order to abstain from making nomina-
tions and to support Alliance candidates
wherever they oppose democratic nominees
will be endorsed. II is else supposed that
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Terrible Fight

VENICE, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-Twc negroes,
Grant Wood end Dick Oliver, we're returning
from dance Saturday night and quarrelled
abou. woman. when both agreed TO fight
it out with kpfves They o|lnohed each
others left hand and began the fight which
resulted in fatal finish. They slsshed at
asch others neck, head, face and body with
fearfni rapi1ity while making the air livld
with oatbs. While tho struggle was ferceet
a pearess struck Oliver On the head with q
club, telling bin 10 the ground. While
Oliver WIS PROSTATE Wood drew q pistol
and shot bin In the hip. Despite his terri
bic wounda Oliver got up and renewed the
battle. In the encounter Wood was cut 10
the left breast, the knife penetrating the
apex of the heart. He fell srd expired In q
few minutes. While divers wounds sre
serious be will probably recover. He aud
the woman are under arrest.
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An official report on the recent hurricane
in Martinique makes the total number OF
killed $40
TGenty Thousand Cinnamon recently tore
% tho telegraph poles for miles In the Vi
olnity of Lang Cnow, end would not par
ut workmsn TO replace them.
serIoua floods and storms ere reported In
various parts of Spain. The Amarguilla has
OVERT owed lts banks, destroying the town OF
Consusera and flooding several villages.
After reviewing the troops at Cassel. Sat.
urday, Emperor William attended q bap-
que, at which he made speech, which ls felt
to he yelled menace to Germauy's enemies
ard ss warning for the country to prepare
for trouble.
Advioes by mail from China state that
the Vioeroy, In reply to Lord 6allsbury's
threat that If China could not control her
own people the foreign powers would take
the matter In hand, declares that China Ia
perfectly able to tske care of srd control
her own people.
Lord Sslisburv's solicitations for diplo-
mstio aid force England Into closer union
with the triple alliance, and thus tends in
the direction OF bringing ABOUT formal COM
pact between England and Germany, Aus.
tria end Italy. Hitherto Lord Salisbury
has rel eOted oil overiures looking to Fog
land becoming party to the dreibund oom-
pact.
The Valparaiso police authorities are still
prosecuting o vigorous search throughout
Santiago FOR the fugitive ex-Presdent Bal
mace6a 1t is now the general belief that
he Is IN hiding 10 come OF the inconsistencies.
Several OF these institutions have already
been yietad by the police, bot 30 far no
trace of Balmsceds hss been discovered.
In spite of this feet rumors gain ground
that he has iouDd pro ection under clerical
wings. President Montt has released Senior
Valasqusz who was removed from the Ger
men Legation to prison by order of the Ger
man MniBter. Valparaiso bss been visited
by two earthquake shocks.
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King of Roumania a Prisoner

From Vienna comes the information that
K!rg Charles OF Roumsnia is virtually The
prisoner of his own ministers. and that a
scheme s on foot to drive him to abdicstion,
The King has at heart been with the Queen
In her desire to bring about the marriage OF
the Crown Prince and Madamoselle Vaca-
raaeco, but he was overborne by his minis
ters, sud for fear that he may relent and
give way to the wishes of his almost dying
wife, deputation OF the ministers follow
him every where, and ne was not even per-
mitted when he went to Venice TO see The
Queen without the presence OF member OF
tn ministry. The explanation is That tbs
ministry feyo5s Russis, and believes thst
with King Charles eff the thTons, they could
better carry out their schemes for The Rus
lao to bo at the head of the kingdom as q
DOL in the hands OF the Gar. King Charles
has strong hold on the loyalty and devo-
tion Of Rormanisns. This cam otbe said of
the Crown Ptince, who is noe he Kings
son. but the son of his brother, Introduced
from Germany az heir TO the throne, and
therefore uneounected with Inc traditiocs
and memories which make King Chsrles
himself dear to the Roumanians. The over.
throw of King Charles would. therefore,
mean the substi ution Of bis dynasty and the
virtual substitution Of Russian proteoto-
rae As King Charles, however, belongs to
branch OF the German imnariel family IL Ia
not likely that the German Emperor and hiE
ally, Francis Joseph, would view With indif.
erence the dnthronement ofa Hohepzollern,
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swift to be arrested by cool suggestion or

swift to be arrested by cool suggestion or
moderate counsel.
The people OF ons party ncminated Oleve-
land the people OF the country defeated
him.
Hes this tremendous sdmonitiou been lost
On the thinking men OF tina party, or Is Aus
terlitz to follow Marengo?
The smoke haa ciesred fsom the field OF
go and instead CT skeleton battelions worn
With fighting, We see magnificent army.
equipped. disciplined sod eager for the great
engagement of 49, Our ranks are supple
and superior, but this great army must have
q leader-a leader who has the prestige oil
SUCCESS and with the daring OF victory. He
must not be gross in self-esteem or too e1.
allied 10 selt-assertiveDess.
Let the national convention name Gov
Hill, and he will sbatter the republican Co.
horts with his dauntless ermor OF true de-
mocracy. CoURTLAND d. eMITH.
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That TIM proposed Chicago fair Is po-
lltical concern has been said by the GAZETTE
from the frst, and now even such rank
republican paper as the later Oceas, print
ed in the very CITY of Chicago itself, agrees
with the GAZETTE, and says: Political
considerations TO certain extent gave the
victory to Chicago. New York and Penn
syvania republican leaders working TO-.
eether did not little toward it," But not
withdrawing all this, there are southern
democrats who favor an additional appro-
priation by Congress OF five million dollars
to the proposed lair referred to, and there
sre Virginia democrats who favor State aPpro'
pristion for the same purpose, and that, too,
though they assert that their State is too poor to
pay her Just debts.
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TELEGRAPHIC RREVITIEs.


Immigrants to the number Of ,S9S were
landed at the barge office 10 New York to-
day.
The police OF Ohicsgo have given up the
theory that the mysterious "M:ss Ava" is
Dis Debar, and are not working on the case
| at all.
Hon. George B. Loring, ex-Mlnister 10
Portugal and former Commissioner OF Az
riculsure, died at Salem. Masa this morn
Ing of heart trouble. Hs was "a years old.
Diphtheria Ia Epidemic in shelby Vile,
Ind. The public schools hsve been c'osed
and general quarantine establish d.
Thirty deaths have occurred vis'in the pest
forty -eleb5 hours.
A novel pTiz. fght took place at Peoria
yesterday between Chinaman named III
Lung srd negro named Geo. Msssler.
The & sht was fov z purse and the China
man whipped bis opponent to q a'anistill.
The "bod your wheat" circular Issued to
the members of the farmers alliance from
St. Pau! aud 81 advance in the rrice
hb A!Vei pooi Cbu1'u en uP"aio hu'iF -
what on she Chic go B ard Of Trade at the
oreUiGg price.
Upon reGcmm nda,ion 81 tbs Michigeo
Methodist Confsreooa. B!shop Newman has
admouished Rev J w Aruey 10 wesu hiT
seif OF his fondness for hoIsas hu5 he erring
brother ressnts The humiliation ard says be
will continue his work end drive bis hotseq.
Robert Ball, assistant sexton OF Calvary
Church, New York, was arraened to-day
charged with rapa, abduction aud revolt
ing crime, and six fh!d victims, little girls
ranging in age from IA TO 16 years, Confront
ed him. The story OF the girla reveals g.
rles OF heinous crmes extending over 20
Rod OF ten mouths. The prisoner was ne!d
without bail for examination.
q dispatch lrom Newpcr', Ark, says:
TIE big caston pickers' strike which HuJ-
phrey, Of the negro alliance eai1 would taEe
place on Sstu;d sy ali over Inc South, Old cot
materialize Ia that distsicS, although many
of his circulars had bsen scsttered thare.
The negroes paid NJ attention to the circu'
lara but Kept on picking az tbs pric9 they
are getting, which IL gen orally rs ceots per
hundred.
a dispatch from Guthrie,.O. 7 says;
government Inspector Just 10 from ns Che5'
enpe and Arsrahoe Iodiau reservations
tells OF q large number Of strange des'ns
among the members OF these tribes. For
nearly week they have been holding
grand dance on tie Washi.a river. They
dance all night and during the day feaet on
melons, both green and ripe. During ths
past Two days nearly 100 ofthe Indlsns have
fallen unconscious during the dance ana
fully hall of them have died. Scores OF
others are very slck.
Early yesterday morning yscht while eiuis-
ing In Staten Island Sound, wss run into by tug
boat near the Baltimore & Ohio bridge, at Eliza
bethport Tho yacht was cspsized. Henry Fair
child and Walter Dodd, residents Of Orange, were
drowned.
Secretary Blaine aud family will probably leave
Bar HarSor On Saturday, the 18th, for Augussa
where they expect to remain about month.