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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
Owcnby Makes His Charges aud inim-
aics that Something startling
VIII Come Dat.
sgnsroa QUAY EXPECTED 70
MAKE A sERoErion.
The Prohibition Of SarJou's "vasS.
mldOr" Cen,nrtd in the Chsmssr
by fonquier.
Nv Telegraph 10 the Nrvs.
Tui sIfvIH roDG.
0ucub, MAKES Statement 10 n Rep.
rsscutAtiy- oI the rscs-.

tniCAuu, jan. an.-I. n. Owcnby,
wanted rs tho investigation oonmittc.,
talked ut s1inr length 10 . representa-.
tive VI loci silver pool paper about
the matter. lie ays the pool com.
munc.d ma,crialiling nj the time SEN.
atof Jones presented and urged the
silver TN. II was nsuiiestly Tor the
Interests Of the smrltcu and silver pro-
dlcrfs TO Otgnuilu, aud They I'D 40.
The members OF tIn po,i pr, rated tho
great expense of forcing .h.s legislation.
The work wis done through profes.
slonal lobbyists and private agencies.
Tie iaty comnirnced nj once huy.ng
silver NJ 20 a. ~ cent. aud IL pro.
misrd that ~ would reach si.gs cg
II ~ II the hi!l passed. Member.
~ congress were Offered opportunities
t. purchase. BWkcrs aud agents OF
the pol agreed with their customers"
10 Uuy silver and hold II for them,
putting ny the margin. Themselves,
nd giving such "customerrn the
natural profits resulting from the inips-
tu- NJ legislation, frequently without
the name u the customer" appearing
Ou the books.
Speaking " Mvils.Fargo sgcnt Far.
sous testimony, that 40 Government
officials had teen dealing with the
tam, uwcnby asked why tie commit,
/ tee uidu't demand hiS brokers' accounts
/ aud iind whom they w-rv dealing
/ with. lie intimlttd that something
startling would come ont before long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

Mp. Michael Curtain, Pttnneli,
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which rottled on her
lungs; SHE was treated for month by
her family physician, but grew vorse.
He told her shr was 4 hopoicSs irctirl
Of ooHsuDlptfon, and that no insslici,ls
could cure her. Her druggist sugse est
Ell DR.. Klng's New Discovery for con.
sumption; she bought bottss, and 10
her delight found hersdf benefited
from lrst dose. She continued itr usp,
and after taking ten bottbis found her
self sound aud well, now does her own
housew0rk aud IL as wtdl a. she ever
wa. Free trial bottles Of tlals Great
Discovery at A. &. smith 4 Co.'s Dag
Store. lia.gc bottles SOC. aud. 81 90. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

THr ROYAL sRocrssion THE
niH6 And THE PRiNcco.
The Funeral Car Covered With Bean.
tiful Wrcatls OF
Flower.
Genuine npd Uui,cr,ai Mourning Ia
ncigiui..


BRUSSELS, Jan. el.-rheru was an
air Oi genuine and universal mourning
IN every direction. StOrrf, banks aud
public buildings wer. clcaeu.
The centre o. attraction was around
the Cathedral Saint Gudule. Ats this
morning 81. Guduic was overlooking
with The immrn.- congreg Cation which
hal assembled. This asscmhlagc was
allowed 10 remain Ia the cathedral
until Mal. when troops marched into
the building from several different
doors anu cleared 1t sufficiently to
leave n space for the funeral service
and for the distinguished percentages
Invited 10 he present vt the funeral
ceremony.
The whole interior OF tue cathedral
was covered with Immense sable hang.
ings, fringcd and ornameutod with
heavy silver bullion. A cataialque b.
receive the coffin was erected In the
center Of the grand tfanscept aud In
front OF the chanccl. II was covered
with massive black canopy. supcrbly
otnameuted with silver.
The cathedral was ablAza with light.
The gorgeous altar formed the culmi.
mating point " one u the most superb
scenes ever witnessed within this
anciont historical cathedral. The ap.
proachcs Ia the palace Of the Count Of
Fianden, father u the dead prince, were
thronged with carriages aud lined with
troops.
Afer the arrival n, the palace Of a
procession " parish priests, the cortege
began solemn march 10 the cathedral.
Noun q gcndarms, a corps of guides
aud cisic guards headed the proofs.
sion; following these bodies NJ troops
came tho band Of the Grenadler
Guard, with muillcd drains, ,lnylng
the Dead March la Saul. Next came
number Of infantry regiments, with
which Prince Baudoin had boon con.
ncctcd ~ mn officer. Each regiment
carried It's colOrs heavily draped with
crepe, aud on the left arm the soldiers
wore band OF crepe. Next came the
clergy aud the members Of the royal
household, preceding IN. coffin, which
was bprn- on tho Shoulder Of ten nom
commff.ionrd ciicef.. Tic presidents
Of the two chambers aud ministers bore
the pail. .I.I...
Next came king Leopold, who was
overcome with emotion. The Count VI
fianderu, weeping bitterly, walked
behind the King, having his son,
Prince Albert, on hlr right aud Prince
Henry u Prussia OH his len.
The funeral cur, covered with beauil-
ful wrcaths OF flowers, was drawn Ivy
six black horses, hsrnessed with black
trnpplngs aud led 10y io1,men In mourn.
Ing liveri.-. The Princes body was
conveyed ON this car 10 the royal cryp.
In the chapel OF tho castle OF Laeken,
a mile or 10 outside the city, where In.
torment took place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

VIM. Tinimons, postnsst.r Of Ids.
Vile, Ind, writes Electric BittcIB
has done more Tor me than all ether
medicines combined, for that bad feel.
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, Of SAINT place, sfys; "Find
Electric Blttor to be- the ,est X siney
and Liver medicine, made me- feel like
a new man" j. w, Ga rdner, hard
ware merchant, same own, says;
Electric Bittorn Ia just tho thing for u
man who N all run dows and don't
caro- whether he llves or di.S, he found
new strength, good appetite and felt
Just Ike no had anew lenss on life.
only 5oc. bottle, a. a. G. smith a
Cos Drug store. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

OMAHA, Jan. ~. Chicago was
selected m the place for the next
meeting Of the National Alliance.
John II. Powers, OF Nebraska, was
elected president and August Post, Of
Iowa, secretary AMI treasurer.
Tho afternoon session was devoted
almost exclusively 10 debate on the FOL.
lowing resolution, which was finally
passed;
"That we, landowners OF ths coun.
try, pledge ourselves TO demand equal
rights with the bankers and others
who barrow money from th. United
states. We demand that the Govern
ment loan 10 individuals upon real
estate security an equitable sum II
money, hta rate Of interest not -zct-d.
ing . per cent per annuni, In sums nOt
exceeding $1,000 10 any QUE individual,
and that the amount loaned lie spper.
toned among the States, eountiss
and townships according to lopa!s.
ton"
THIS resolution, which was iniro.
ducrd by President Powsrs, wss lie,
featcd yesterday afternoon and Wa
reconsldered ut todAy's session after
nearly all IT. opponents had lettunder
the impression that the business Of the
convention was over.
Adjourned sine die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

PfEi1,r, s. D., Jan. 2o.--Ther- were
two ballots for senator today. Moody'-
yot. dropped 10 IS. but he IA sim the
highest VI the republicans. A., but
three 81 the Independents sot.d for
WArdeli, giving him IS votes. II IL
understood that they viii try Harding
tomorrow. nnd the republicans tear tue
ucmoclat- may vote for him also.
Another lawfencc county rcpuhli-
can was uuseaied today by the indie
pcndcnts.
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shipwrecL, In the Gui, orn x,.o

MOniLE, Ala, Jan. 2D.-- Fms captain
Of the schooner Geor0iana reports thrcc
si'pwrccks In tho lower Gulf Of Mexico
during the Inst days Of December. Tbs
frs, was the laundering OF bark NJ
Chaigingn Brac December 18th, name
unknown. Six OF the crow were Lost.
The American schooner hlO0io r..
gray wRs wrecked on Little Chalgman
Island. The vessel and cargo was a
total loss.
The schooner Confess, from Ruatan
for jam ,lca, capsized Oh tn 2.ni.
Eight livea were lost, including me
captains wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
naii.rd's it"rehouad syrup Tor
Whoeping Cough.

There l. no remedy In the world
which will CIV. such prompt relief In
whooping Cough as BaHdrd's HOro-
hound Syrup. II will poaiire,y care IL.
II you win try IL your children viii
not keep You awake all night cough.
ing. Billiards. Horehound Syrup IL
the most cooling and soothing Nnledy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron'
chitir and Asthma, In the world. IL II
free from opium. IL builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lungs, and Is
M Incompatible remedy, made OF the
beSt and purest materials. IL YOUR
Lungs are weak and you have n TICK
ling In your throat, you need IL. n. o.
NJ. I. Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

Several yeas ago Chamberlain Il Co.,
OF Dies Molnes, iowa, commenced the
manufacture OF q cough syrup, believ.
BILE preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public nppre-
ciate true merit, and IN time II was
certain to become popular. Their most
sauguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottles Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ar- now sold each year, and
II ~ recognized ~ "the best made"
where ever known. II will cure a
severe cold In less zine than any other
treatment. For sale by q, &. ~. |.
Dni9 Dsnt. dGa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

LONDON, Jan. 2p--in she Commons
today Ferguson. Foreign Secretary, To-.
icrring 10 the arrival OF the new Chief
Justlcpat Samoa, said lac hoprl the
high commissioner for .hu Western
Pacific would rhofily lie able 10 issue
the necessary regulations Tor enforcing
the final nct " tile samoan Conference
ne iAr ~ the British uiJrcis arb con.
ccrnrl. The Powers had agreed g. the
nomination Of a president o. thr Auui.
cipll Council at Aria.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

from the President aud those OF his
Cabinet In Washington indicate how
highly they piiled his friendship and
valued his counsels. As the bulletin,
announcing somewhat IN detail the
Socretary's death, was read to the
President, while still nj the Postmaster
Generals house, he covered his eyes
with his hand aud moved away with.
out uttering word. 20 greatly was he
moved. lie subsequently said that he
regafded u as u great calamity, which
AFFLICTED him sorcly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

Kansas CITY, Jan. GA special
to the Star nom Alchison, kans., says;
james w. Parker has given deeds ami
mortgages covering rial estate Ia this
county nnd city aggrcgatiny $780, 900.
Parker II president and practically
owner OF the National Mail Company,
which has mail contracts ln nearly
every State Ia tho Union, llewas one
Of tho defendants In the famous "5,ar
Route" case, Tut escaped Judgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

PursnuRG. Jan. 20. Tho delegates
TO the International pros. clubs con.
vcution passed the lay ,llht.cuiug,
aud the. meeting closed today with
banquet. Next year tho convention
VIII uc held 1T San Francisco. The
llst OF officers reported yesterday was
somewhat Improved upon today, and
Thomas j. Keenan, Of litlsburg was
chosen president. Among the uxcu.
tive committee Is NJ. n. De Young Of
san Francisco.
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Anaihrr WING pl.n.icr.

lRuN MOUNTAIN, Mich, Jan. 29.-
The thapin mlnv, the LARGEST aud most
productive In Michigan, caught IRE
this evening, and at late hour 1t IL
still Spreading. Eight miners under
ground cannot bo rescued. They have
probably Huccumlzh 10 smoke. The
tops Of all the shafts have buen closed
Ia hopes of smotheHng the flames.
Almost the entire pOpulacr IL sur.
rounding the mine, waiting Tor some
news from the unfortunate victims.
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A MESSAGE az GnIrr.
The News OF See. windom'- Death
Reaches Washington.


wAsiIiNOruS, jan. 2g.--'rhc an.
nouncoment Of the sudden death Of
Secretary Wlndom Ia New York To-
night was NJ terrible, sudden and un-
expected that all who heard the news
werp profoundly shocked, aud 80 over
come M 10 he unahl. to express the
grief they felt. A. soon ~ the tcle-
gram bearing the sad intelligence was
received by the Associated Press,
la contents were immediately
communicated 10 President Harri.
SON nj the White House. He was la
the library at III. time talking with
Mrs. Harrison, and when the message
was read 10 him he was greatly dis.
tresscd and almost completely over
come. lie Immediately ordorci his
carriage aud went Mt once 10 the house
OF tn, postmaster.Genoral, but few
blocks away, where a cabinet dinner
had been IN progress aud fIom which
he lad returned but "a few moments be-
fore. A reception had followed thp
dinner, 70 the guests had not Nil diA.
persed. Mrs. Window aud her two
daughters and Mrs. Colgate Of New
York, who Ia visiting them, were
among those present Az ,oon as the
President arrived hs nau q h ni,ii,,l
conNvIs.,ioh WIZ ooS n. ip Ii.'
anu ft9.Jl anu Wv ossI ils,sl, ,p ~,
sial nuu 'yia '''''i rp ~ W., s,,'' .9s H.
ue,alieh ''vt caia nv w.
dom's death, nnd Ahe, without exciting
Jan.I,,,,s s,,cr,.ieJ In y,tting them
!" h,"Ir carriage aud home. IN.
p.di,, lacrs,s,v prnc,ar anJ po.,.
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TUE morNr CARMEL Am sm,p.
The rir.t Performance II cut short On
Account ct "a Hitch.

CHICAGO, Jan. 90.-Tonight was tue
time set for the ilrst public trst Of the
much.talkci.uf Mount Carmel air
ship. A crowd of newspaper men aud
Others having invitations gathered In
the Exposition building, and saw, high
above their head, floating about In an
apparently almlcss fashion, strange
clgarshRpcd craft. After considerable
bobbiug around and n bound or two
toward the roof, the model was hauled
down, anu the exhibition was prcma-
tutoly over.
I'll. inventor, Mr.. Pennington,
gloomlly said that tomorrow there
would be no "hltch." The storage
battery, he said, was insuiiloiontly
charged tonight.
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a Death I.isf.

BoNEAY, Jan. 9n.--ll 10 reported
that Abiurmhman Khan, Ameef OF
Afghanistan, II dead.
WAsuNUrOS, Jan. ~ William II.
Collins, editor u the EcsmHy star,
died suddenly today.
CHICAGO, Jan, 99.--Chauncoy II.
blair president OF tho Merchants'
National Hank since It's organization
m 1885, died suddenly tOnlgh. OF hear,
disease, aged 50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
sNgpo, - DRAMA.
H. suppression biscu-scJ In tn.
thsmber OF prputie-,

pAtls, Jaa. 81 Ooru was heated
debate la thu chanbcrs today over the
suppression Of Saniou's drama, "rhcf-
midof," following the sOcialistic riots
IN the theatre, fonquiaf cvnsuring tho
prohibition Of the play ny the govern
mcnt
Minister Of Fine Arts Bourgeois said
the government intcrfercd oniy when
the piece led 10 disturbance.
ton.tans, minister Of tile Interior,
spoke ~ taU sain- affect The govusn.
uisnt did not de-lr. 20 act as drA.
msticcens,r, but when II Iearnr thai
n play was TO bc made the pre,s II for a
serious riot, " was limo 10 intciiar,.
After an ., ted as 'ussicn, Premier
De freycinrt leinnn,e,i th. oni,r u
the day, and The government was SUE
tained--alb tc iga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

There " no danger OF cold result.
ing pneumonia when Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ~ used US directed
"for severe cold" 10 eileCtually
counteraots and arrests amy tendency
u n cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
fAct was fully proven Ia Thousands Of
bases during the epidemic OF influenza
last winter. For sale by Y. &. NJ. |.
sDuE Dnnl. dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
Attachments Against tho linton In
NNalmnnl Nomphny.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Attach.
ments have been filed against the
Union Investment Company Of this
city by the First National Bank OF
Marshall, Mich, and the First Na.
tional Bank OF lsavannn, Ohio, for
sums aggTegating $4,000. rho com-
pRny's capital stock Is $1,000, 900. IL
was controlled by the American Bank,
which recently failed. No statement
Ia obtainable, but representatives OF the
company say the suits are malicious
prosecutions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

PARIS, Jan. GA body OF students
numbering 201 persons stoned the
offices OF Le0ahc today, demanding
the name VI thu writer % mn article
accusing them Of opportunlsn. Being
refi sol, the students abused the oill.
cials and upset all the furniture OF tho
place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
a Failure

WICHITA, Kans., Jan. 20. - The
Farrncrr' Bank Of Augusta, capital
1000, and the Augusta Mercantile
Company, failed this morning. Both
are controlled by T.. II. Graut, who
owns half the town Of Augusta. No
statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
Avalanche Dl,.,ls. In Greece.

i.oSDoS, Jan. 20.-Dispatchcs from
Greece tell ola horrible avalanche dis.
astcr. a huge mass Of snow, lee aud
earth came down upon the town OF
Athamana with terrible results.
Tsonty five .pers9ns wen, killed out.
right aud many injured. Eighty
houses were destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

LAVA, Ohio, Jau. 2D.--Eighi tmmps
had hght with crow Of trainmen on
the cinclnnatl, Hamilton a Dayton 10.
night anu shooting ARRAY resulted.
one of the tramps was killeh aDi two
fatally wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30
SENATOR atIAY.
tie VIII nepiy To Charges mad. against
Ill,u,


NEW YoRH, Jan. ap.-rhe H,rnihs
Washington special says senator Quay
IL about 70 make public reply 10 the
charges " malfca-ancv IN oificc make
against him some time past. The
medium through which the senator
viii make his reply viii he tle United
states Sunsto. His friends assert that
he viii make a sensation.
The Herald also has Washington
special stating that au informal con.
ference was he'd yesterday ut the
residence u Secretary Blaine between
the Secretary, Congressman Hill and
Hou. Edward FarrAr, editor Of the
Toronto Giabo AMI a prominent leader
of the Liberal party Ia Canada. The
subject uhdcr discussion was that OF
Canadian reciprocity. Farrar'r visit
IL believed 10 lie for the pIfposr ofob-
talning assurance from the party lead.
en In this country That reciprocity
was acceptable 10 the United States at
this time.
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Arrohibi,Ion Amendment.

LiNcOLS, Jan. GA Till was Intro.
duced In the house this mornn; pio.
viding for a recount of the woes east
nj tbs general election on the prohibi.
ton amendment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

RALEioH, y. g., Jan. 29.-Tho
house today passed tho senate Tes0lu.
ton, declining 10 make appropriation
Tor the Worlds Fair IN the event OF
the passage Of the election bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

rhr Senate committee on commerce
today Endorsed favorable report On
the House bill % authurllp the con.
strctiOn Of a tunnel undrr New York
bay, aud the Senate bill to allow
American citizens residing abroad 10
register their vessels In the United
States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

GLASGOW, Jan. 2D.-The great rail-
road strike has collapsed and the lead
ers are treating with the officials OF the
different com panies.
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windthor,t inferred PROM a rnII.

BrRItS, Jan. 90. - DIR. Wlndthorst,
leader Of the centre party, fell down a
flight Of stairs today anu was seriously
Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

No Safer Remedy can be Ind for
Coughs and Colds. or any trouble Of
the Throat, than "Bropjps bronchial
lroctes." Price zoe. Sold only N
hoges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

Catarrh
Ia the head
lisa constitutional
Disease, and requires
a constitutional remedy
Like Hood's SaSapsrllla,
Which puriiies the blood,
Makes tl,c weak strong,
Restores health.
Try.it now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

BERLIS, Jan. Cit Ii stated that
the government does NOT intend TO IN.
terfele with the present method u pre-
parlng the Koch lymph.
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IN gONgnr.sg.
rhe senn,c crerlc. q Sow onLec


WAsiiiNutON, Jan. 29.-ln tho Sen.
ate the Senate bill creating the office u
Fourth Assistant postmnsicr.Gencral
wa passCd.
The senate then proceeded To con.
'e III, W. ,,,o =, p,uo,lu,,us '''i',
rcscntatlns n Arkansas from .ix 10
seven was rjccled--yras 80. nays 3a-
Davis, Mcmillan, Paddock, Stewart
and Nashburn voting with tho Demo.
crnts.
The amendment 10 Increase the
Minnesota representation 10y one was
rcjcctc'l-ycas u nays -. Casey voted
with the Democrats, two ofwh0m dii
not vote.
Tine amendment Ia Increase tho Mis-.
souri, representation by one wss 10.
Jrcted, Davis, Paddock aud Washbuin
voting aye with the Democrats aud
Casey Mcmillan and stewart, voting
no.
TIE announcement IN increase The i,.
presentation " New York from . 10
~ was rcjectci--2Y 30 80. Davis aud
Paddock wcru the only Rcpublicaus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-30

The President sent TO the Senate the
following nominations today. pust.
maslers-C allfofnlA, Alvin W. Cox,
santa Maria; ldaho-Wilbur ;. Bad
ley, Caldwell.
riiE HOUSE COMMITTEE OS COtNAuE,
weights aud measure. today heard fur.
theT argument 10y tho dtl"grlon Of
Boston bulln,s, men In opposition 10
the irvc coinage bill and tien al.
JOurned.
a srcCKiasruL HuN.
4 dispatch was received at the Navy
Department this morning. Announcing
that the cruiser san Frunt1tcp finished
her trial trip last evening. after sue
ccssful run. She ~ now nj Maze L..
land, Cal. This trip settles her fiuai
acceptance by the government.
TuE SICKNESS AZ run WHITE HOUSE.
Mr.. Harrison has very nearly re-
covered from her attack ~ diphthefitiC
sof- throat, but Mir. Mckee has bccn
taken III with severe east Of tonsilitis
DIR. Gardner has decided that much ri
the sickness at the White House cDmei
nom the almost continuous presence VI
large ferns AMI plants used Ia d,-con,t
Ing the rooms on the occasions Of din
nefs aud receptions, they accumulliin,
an unhealthy amount OF dampprss.
wnixy AND r,,n ssniAsH.
Tho Commissioner OF indian Affalr
has received n report from Indiai
Agent Colo Of Coivillc Agency, II
Washington, on the recent tfonbl,
with the Okan0gou indians. II re-
cites the killing OF the frcighler C1lr,
the subsequent lynchlng Of the Indian
supposed 10 have committed the mur
der, and th, resulting excitement. NJ
further trouble Il feared. Agent Got,
says, however, that the whisky traffic
must 10 suppressed, and that very
soon, or trouble IL likely 10 cnsuc from
this cause. The agency faruicf, Mr.
rhomss, Il authority Tor the statement
that there are At least twenty whisky
sellers located along the OkannRon
River near thu reservation, who make
living by selling whisky 10 the
Indians. The agent asks for authority
and funds TO rid the county q these
pests.