Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-04-04

~ i So "V10 %l-o' 70 f.UO, anu Inc
balances S5S, IA, Director of the
Mint said to-day that it was probable
that after July next no more silver dol
lars would be coined but silver certif-
Gates would be printed instead. Hugh
Leonard, Of Belfast, n, Y, defeated Mat
sada, the Jap, in westling match al;
Rochester, tonight. The match was for
$1,000, and the middle weight cham
pionship of the world. President Car
lin, who has just returned from Paris.
announces the sale of the Mickey Breen
Mining company to French syndicate,
backed, by bankers of Paris, for $1,000.
OOO The mine was owned by St. Louia
capitalists, and is located in the Durango.
Colorado, district.
SUNDAY, March 29.-W. A. Clark,
formerly of Kansas, was killed at Puyal
lup, to-day, by being run over by thy
cars. Sixty carloads Of oranges were
sent east from California to-day
William Flickeringer, a gentleman OF
prominence here. left his home during
the late storm, and being so years old.
he became bewildered and wandered in
to a close canyon, where, overcome with
fatigue, he fell and persisted in the snow.
He was a man Of noble birth in Ger
many,--Late last night dispatch
was received from Naval Instructo:
Withon, in Washington City, stating
that orders had been forwarded to the
Portsmouth navy yard to commence OF
the outfits, consisting of spars, bars,
boats, furniture and cooperage for gun
boats Nos. ) and 6, now being built at
Bath, Maine, cruisers No. 9 and 10, now
being built at Baltimore, cruiseRNo. II,
being built at Boston, and new prac-
tice cruiser. This is good news to work
men as nearly 100000 will be spent on
labor and material.--Grace, eldest
daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, was
married to-day to A. L. Brown, of Chi
cago.--The journeymen carpenters
and joiners or st. Louis, are prepared to
make demand on the bosses for raise
of wages to forty cents per hour, com
mencing May lst.--An unknown man
fired two shots from double-barreled
gun, loaded with buck shot, into crowd
at Liberty, Miss, wounding fourteen
people. A letter dated Pine Ridge
Agency from Rev. Father Craft, Indian
missionary, who predicted the recent
Indian troubles, earnestly points out
that there is danger of more serious
trouble unless the Indians are placed
under control of the war department.
He declares the Indians are being robbed
and misused by politicians under the
present arrangement.
MONDAY, March 30.-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs mas sent sto the
agents of the various Sioux reservations
documents giving a synopsis of all ex-
listing treaties between the Sioux and
the e vernment, including the Indian
appropriation acts passed during
the last congress. The commissioner
directs the agents to state to the Indians
that Agent Cooper is Instructed to pro-
coed to Pine Ridge and find out def
nitely what persons suffered loss of
property during the late troubles, and
as soon as this information is obtained
the 100000 which congress appropri-
ated to make good these looses will be
paid to them,--The Hunt system of
railroads, which was recently acquired
by the Northern Pacific, will be turned
over to that company on April LIST.
TUESDAY, March 31.-Ex-representa-
tive Carter, of Montana, this morning
took the prescribed oath and entered up
on his duties as commissioner of the
general land -Gustave Hop
ping, ex-United States marshal in St.
Paul, committed suicide to-day on ac-
count of financial troubles. an
Official note dated to-day, Baron Fava.
the Italian minister, has declared to
Secretary Blaine that the United States
government not having given an assur-
ance that the murderers of Italian sub
jects, acquitted by American magis-
trates and murderd in prison while under
the immediate protection of the author
tiles of New Orleans, would be brought
to justice, the italian government has
found itself under the very painful ne
cesslty of showing openly its dissatis-
faction, by recalling the minister of his
majesty from the country where an
Italian representative is unable to OBJ
tain justice. The Baron will soon leave
the United States, leaving the Secretary
OF the Legation in charge of only eur
rent affairs" The action by the italian
government caused the deepest surprise
IN official circles, when the fact became
known.-Governer Markham, of Cal
ifornia, to-day signed the bill which
makes train wrecking punishable by
death.