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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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oteoeo &c ~ oeeurea. TIE bill - egeah.
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Oepossmooe Wae rspogteA and posq01 II
eo1ierUoee report On the etoux r~elt6vsti5a
btil was agreed %. and the House amend.
nents % The dcAciency bill tstriking cot the
Pay q Ssnete 9lerks) waedisasreed g. The
fleetem3qbvo then takea up and II. His-
~S>6fe6hnA Mr.. VOORHEES, opposed Il In
50&ythy speeches. Ad3ourned...-Tbe pro-
eoedinU a the House were nnimportass,
DiSas3ee q C0lumbia basiness being under
eoostAesatsou.
Al ~ expiration o. the morning hour b
The Senate % the 13d Mr.. sherman SUpoete4
the caneus bill 10 provide asainse b 60.
ernoetoa u the eurrency. Placed On b col
IN 0pp00ittu0 70 the elections blu, apeaklog
for -four hours. Mr.. NeFhersou took the
nOse. bit yielded 70 Mr.. Aidrich. Who snye
noetco q bic intention 70 move N amend.
ment 20 the rules 20 close debate on any bill
Laid over. Pending Mr.. NePherson's speech
agaIast the elections bin the senate nd.
3ourned until next day....sOon after the
House met the Speaker announced appoint.
ments to vacancies on several committees
and the House adjourned until Friday.
II the eenate on the 3sth Mr.. Edmunds Of
tered . resoiution extending the iaws OF Ne
braska over the Territory Of Oklahoma until
July I. 1891. the Legislature Of the Territory
having failed to enact . code Of laws. OBJ
toction0 were made and the resolution went
over. Mr.. Morgan addressed the Senate In
opposition to the elections bill, and the Sen.
ate then adjourned until noon Saturday with
~ An6esseanding that Ut that h0us ehe Pre-
aiding Oficer should declare the senate ad.
tOurned until Monday.
III Senate was not In session on the 2Gab.
....Thc House only met according to nd.
t0arnment. with only q few members pres
ent, and adjourned until Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Two prominent and wealthy lawyers
Of Juarex, Mexico, have been arrested
and put In solitary confinement Tor
assisting in the recent escape Of Cattle
man B0ffnn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

LIZ DixxEUvIExE Steele says that
Queen Victoria has made known.
through Cardinal Manning, that she
will present no objection to the canon
ization Of Joan Of Arc
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE compandant. a, the New YORK
navy yard his mformed the Navy De-
partment that there was no truth in the
Published report that efforts were re-
Gently made to sink the Terror while
lying at her dock in the yard, and the
reports concerning the attemptst TO sink
other naval vessels there N grnssly ex-
aggerated and for the most part untrue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

NbYX808N
Mrs. Hetty Green Is said To he the
richest. woman in the United States. and
80. o0O. 90 is the estimated sum Of heS
wealth. She Il . liberal giver to relig
ioas and educational projects. more than
. hundred churches having been <n-
dowed by her. while upward OF hfty
schools owe their establishment 70 her
eenerusity. against this muni6ceuce.
however. in her own life and surrosnd-
inGs she shows . remarkable thrift and
Is rigidly eccnomical and plain IN her
mannerof living.
One-seyenth Of Tie land owners il
Great Britain arc women
james Hsnnon. Of Peoria Ill. while
recently SHOWING . funeral party how
10 kill . chicken broke the neck Of Pat
rick LyonA . man - years Of 49, Tie
entire party were sitting in . satoos
alsSr the funeral and HannDa sgUve
,kyeas neck . slight iwsA- Tie fses
thsa he old man WAS dad did not d.
velop until several hours later. wheo
tAkpxsy asusr - 90 huDe-
A CAhSusnia nm has Started into tAe
4Aines II raising hsif-breed buffalo
ne t0eAI uunber 81 dramatic. oPee-
aetH speciality SD miaNsrel eooFanf<s
vAflh haye sss1nAed thUs fss tins 9aHOo
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

t;ExrrAL SPINNER, e4sHEts4t& 81
the United States. ias10Wly dying 1t
Jacksonville, Fla.
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TMs wife Of Baron Georges Eugene
HauNsmann, whOswas well known as
Project Of The Seine under the late En-
peror Napoleon, is dead. Also the
widow Of NJ. Rouher, who was. promi-
nent In the time Of the Second Empire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE newly opened lands about Wen
sau, Wis, are certain 10 produce endless
litigation, each claim having several
claimants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

SINCE the arrival o. troops, 10 . dis
patch stateA the cowboys have ~becooe
very daring In the Northwest, Aot beiae
afraid 20 take tAelives Of struggling h
dams. Before the arrival of this
daring wss not nanfkAeA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

CALCUTTA, Dec. 29.-The Indian con
gress has unanimously resolved that the
ages for the legal determination at mar
riAge should be raised for females 10 I.
wears and for males To - years, and the
legal ages for contamination of mar
risge to ~ and . years respectively.
The congress also resolved that the e
forcing ny imprisonment Of decrees for
the restitution Of c~onjugal rights should
be abolished.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE new reaper and harvester trust
will discharge many Thousand woeiEDen
In various parts Of the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

TACOMA, Wash. Dec. .9.-Friday
night on the Pacific division If the
Northern Pacific railroad Mt Oloqus
canyon, where the Union Pacific has
been graded to cross the track Of the
Northern. an immense bank Of earth
fell with . mighty crash from the up
per portion Of the bank. and the rail-
road tracks were hidden from sight for
several hundred yards. Assistant
Superintendent Crimson was notified Of
the accident and Immediately started
for the scene and temporary tracks will
be laid around the obstruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

DENVER, Col, Dec. 2s.-Charles Nc
Donald. a lineman employed by the
Electric Light Company, was instantly
killed last evening by coming in contact
with q live wire. He was working N
top Of . pole near Fifteenth and Blake
streets and after receiving the shock he
fell across the wires. his hand grasPing
the wire that killed him. In q moment
the smell of burning flesh was disting.
Unstable and before he could he taken
down . blue smoke arose from the burn
ing flesh from three places on the poor
fellows body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

TnE Chicago board Of education has
voted against Bible reading In the pub.
Lie schools. W
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
ALASKA TERRITORY.

Tired OG Their Political Disadvantages the
People Would Buy Ost the Nights oG the
United states
WASHINGTON. Dee. 2s.-Captain James
Carroll. Of Sitks, Alaska. chosen by the
Territorial convention held at juneau
in October last to represent the Terri
tory rs a delegate in Congress. provided
that body should sec fit Ia grant il the
right Of representation. has arrived and
talks freely. The country, he said. I'M
dOubtedly needed a representative in
Congress, but il that body denied il To
the people there We're other things
which IL should grant as II matter Of
simple Justice tn relieve the people Of
grievances which were fast growing in
tOlerable. These he detailed Mt some
length. lie said all the Congressman
with whom he had talked seemed very
favorable tn granting the requests in
the memorial.
Captain Carroll also spoke Of a propO-
sitiOn he was willing Ia make On the
part Of the solid citizens Of the Territory
II Congress did not think Alaska Of
enough importance Ia give II q system OF
Jurisprudence and all the facilities and
rights il had granted every other Outly-
ing settlement Of the Government. lie
was empowered u offer the sum Of sl4.-
OOO. 900 for the Territory and would pay
it Over in so gold pieces ON the shortest
sort Of notice. This was 81. 500, OOO more
than il cost, not To speak Of the big
yearly profits the Government has
taken for sealing privileges. The offer.
he said, was bona fide and he vas sure
IL those making the offer had complete
ownership, whatever flag was raised
they could secure the people a popular
government, nnhampered by the defects
Of the present system. which worked
useless hardships and clogged develop
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

WAsmiNorDS. Dc. 8--The gaurn in
vesti9ation hes ~ last almost essne To
an end. Tie committce haA about eS-
haustei IL Inquiries snd aft~s another
meeting or awO the mstority and minor
ity will prepare their reporta 4 few
questions relsting Ia Commissioner
Rsum's 6ssarisi aaaio are still p-nd-
ing. waiting Chairsnsn MmTilrs return
IN the city. The committee has 1ncc
before rcfused by = formal vote Tn go
into these mstt~r. and IL. - even Mr.
Cunprr thinks. she deci~soa should hr
rc~a5irnesi. there wm r~osis Practically
nothing more 30 Investigate
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
PEneoNAL AND POLITICAL

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
CnAnlks r MAYKR has bssu .unani.
mosslyrs-elected president Of the Balti-
necsA Ohio
TIM President has nominated Henry
b. Brown, Of Michigan, to he Associate
Justice of the supreme Court of tho
Unfted States, vice Samuel Miller, de
ceased.
HExxEssY defeated Scully, ParneIl's
candidate, At Kilkenny, by . majority Of
0Ol.
The GaulOis announces that Emperor
william has decided to visit Paris. lie
will travel in strict incognito.
THE Tariff Reform Club had a great
banquet at Madison SquaSe Garden,
New York, ON the night Of the 23d. the
principal speaker being Ex-Presidcnt
Cleveland.
PROF.. KOCH has left Berlin to enjoy a
ten days visit.
The French Government has asked
the Chamber to vote 2.s9O, 600 francs for
the encouragement Of the silk-wOrm
raising industry in France.
THE committee Of the French Cham
Der Of Deputies have reported against
the consideration of the Marcau bill for
the abolition of the taxation of titles.
THE President has issued the Worlds
Fair proclamation.
THE President has vetoed a bill for
the erection of = public building at liar
HarbOr, Me.
REVOLUTIONARY movements are re-
ported in Peru.
URUGUAY is about 70 impose higher
duties On imports.
THE Archbishop of York, England. is
seriously i'll and it is feared will not re-
cover. DR.. William Thompson is now
over 20. and has been an extremely busy
man, both in church and educational
work. and is an author.
NJ. PAUL ID ROULEDE has succeeded
in forming a new noulangist party with
eleven Deputies. These include NJ.
Lauer, the well-knOwn BOulangist. and
NJ. Merry, the Republican. The party
will adopt a Socialist programme.
CHAIRMAN JONES, of the Republican
State Central Committee of Illinois,
00yS UNI t0E eVt8usv NJ I'VE eu1OCru ttC
S~enators-elect to SIT in the Legislature
will be contested. The Legislature
is almost evenly divided. with three
Farmers Alliance men holding the bal
ancc Of power.
The Archbishop of York, England, is
dead.
HEINRIcH SCHLIEMAN. the noted dis
coverer Of ancient Troy. is dead. aged6s.
THE great National Indian Congress
met In Calcutta on the 10th.
THE interference of the priests in the
North Kilkenny election has greatly dis
turbed English NOnconformist Liberals.
JOHN P~INKERTON. member Of Parlia-
ment for Galway. a supporter Of Mr..
Parnell, announces that he will resign
his seat If his constituents desire him to
do 80. because of his allegiance to MIR.
Parnell.
w. ID. SIMPSON, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of South Carolina. is
dead.
UNITED STATES TREASURER HUsTON
has recOnsidered his resignation and
agreed to remain in his present position
until the end of Mr.. HarrisOn's term.
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NHArMs. Tena-. nNe- S-A srgso
msn VILLAS Grossener wss killed yes
serlsy a~fsereooa By isnins sp aezisss
n irOo puss 70 which sas sird . hn<
sebephooe wire The wre wsa esu~sed
with IN eleetric wire. and The 5sii fosue
al lhe surve1a a1s run iotD lie post
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

PuTsscasn. Pa. Drc. Ss-Lsst night
William Ssrag. aged ~ ~as snvss~d
on the charge u robbias his employer.
Schuetse 4 Ca. al sI.sssl whee ar
esscd he was the Leading ehassrtrs In .
santa Class ensertainmens ~ The hing
ham and Thirtrensh STREET ~ Z Church.
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CURRENT COMMENT. b.,
EvEef oay witnesses the Event o. y
olieged new lure Q consumptson-
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IL moo
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Tar new rc.ncr ma h.rvexxer t,,est
viii disch,rue m.rv thous.na vrc~armen
In v.r;ous uerts of fhe countrv.
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Tur nevr1v Onene6 lanAx ahnuk Wan.
san yy;. .r. c.,4.;u ecal...
Iit;0,t;on. e.ch claim having .eveynl
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Two prominent and wealthy lawyers
OF Juarez. Mexico. have been arrested
and put In solitary confinement Tor
insisting n the recent escape OF Cattle
man Bolton.
LIZ DfxxEUvIEME Steele says that
Queen Victoria has made known.
through Cardinal Manning, that b
will present no objection to the canOn-
ization of Joan Of Anc
MRS. CHARLoTTE bESTo aged aoout
20 years. died IN opElngs, ~.
T., recently. OF heart disease Ma
parte and the daughter of Joseph Bon
aparte.
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SINCE uee ARRIVAL OF troop 90 = ans
pstch st:ses. tne cowboys . eeco.
very dar1ne IN - NoftnWess, 10 oeI.g
eiraid 20 IKE - hves OF stra4gnngie
dssns. Iefore " esx'vs! ofssoops =
daring wss not Danrlesseq
Tss wfe Of Baron Georges Eugene
Haussmann, who.was well known a
Project Of The Seine under the late EN-
perOr Napoleon, Is dead. Also the
widow Of NJ. kOuher, who was promi-
nent in the time Of the Second Empire.
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IN hssIe son OF the Corean charge
s"sHe"' M: 1e,S oeaa Inns cniid
W." oosn WssnanBe0" wy 1sst OcCO
United States. In honor Of the city Of
his birth his parents named him We
washon. which II the COrean transla-
ton of Washington.
--
TnE BuFeau OF the American kePpb-
Hes has received . dispatch from The
Argentine Republic giving q brief sum
mary OF the commerce OF that country
the year ended June ~ last Not
for the year amounted to S175, 975, 900
and the exports to Sl59. 81, 900.
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iaE recommendatlonS OF n inOer-
national American monetary union ana
the issue OF a common SILVER com nave
zen adopted cy all the american ne
Puollcs except uuatemaia Uruguay n
Paraguey' winch have moi neen heard
from. Inc nrst meeting u the UNION
wall Axe place Mt the department I
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g'ri. n "ea" i'eF appearance III IN.
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11c4 axaTIR,1An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13

,;sh The periodical is not, l admit, very able
Enough able men write for it; it is excessively
partisan and preludiced; it is madly anti-Amer-
lean; il is ponderous. emphatic. exegetical big
oted even. But it has for want of better
On the same side, circulation among the large
hody of persons TO whom these qualities are 30
many recommendations among politicians who
tolerate nothing but the spirit of party and among
,slirionists who deem independence OF thought
;mmoral This journal is called The Speaker
end its most conspicuous publication is paid puff
~ particular soap. Such are the straits TO which
weekly journalism Of the Gladstonian kind is now
reduced Still, if Mr.. Howells does not mind being
discussed in company with a particular soap. and
- no is democratic enough 70 think periodical
;mnortant in proportion TO the number of copies
sold-probably some thousands--he may think it
expedent 10 answer the challenge. or 20 criticise
the critic of Criticism and Fiction
The language of Mr.. Rudolph de Cordova in his
,tter 70 you of July % is neither TO be tCSrated
nor initiated and Mr.. Curtice Bond will not,
when all is said, thank him for volunteering in
his defence, or for his denial of what Mr. Bond
ynoUs TO be true Mr.. de Cordova knows moth
inc about the matter. His bungling goodwill to
his unlucky friend obliges me To state the facts
once more Mr.. Bond very frankly assumed the
,esnonsibity for DalZlel dispatch OF some ulOhlhe
ago Before that, never heard Of him. In that
dspatch Mr.. Blaine. the Secretary of State of the
United States. was accused of sacrificing the in
,eres,s Of his Government TO himself and his
mariner: of betraying his country for greed and
anin Mr. Bond wrote you that he was the
eutbor of this calumny that he a friend TO
N, Blaine. and still his friend, though he had
sn,ead all over England this infamous charge.
he called it a slight accusation and pleaded
,bat il was news Therefore it was that l
wrote Of Mr.. Bond as one who, while protesting
% he Mr. Baine's friend. is constrained 10 make
the basest and falsest accusations against him.
To that adhere Mr.. de CordOva's letter shows
nothing but his ignorance of the controversy with
which he rashly and foolishy meddles-that and
he oood manners q. w S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13
PHOrOGRlPHIyG The KAISER
From INC IN Mall Gazette.

Though not unacquainted with the q" art' Of photo
Graphing ROYALTY. Mr.. Russell. Of Bakcr-st. has had
Tow NV. eN pcIfences on his trip Berlin wcc
he went for tie special purpose Of supplying TINS cOuh
Try Oh the OF the visit OF the Emperor ana Epss
of germany with the likeness Of the august visitors
Everything had gone quite smoothly the permission
10 tA6e the photographs Ind been readily given ana
when MIR Russell reached Berlin il was ntmated 10
him that the Emperor would be glad 10 sit neN'
morning at . O'Clock. hour which neither 10 prince
nor pauper in Germany Is at all as uledr'S a. IL may
appear TO minds. 49,
Great however, was Mr.. RusselPs CONSERVATION
when on having missed the first train that leave,
berlin for Posdam, he reached the latter place e"
minutes after the appointed hour, and was Dulnel bN
the Tmpefia officials rs only German officials know how
10 bully How dared he be late Did he not know
that an Emperor could not be kept waiting Nhat dlo
he mean 30 etc. al naUseam. The Emperor himself
however aid not share the sentiments Of his satellites
and came out the camera was liked replying
10 Mr.. Bussells apologies with CHEEKY No matter no
nnttcr al ali 80 and in excellent EnchSh.
The Emperor then photographed In seven dI-
fer1nt positions, In naval and military UNIFORM,
Mr. Russell charmed, artitlcallv, with the young
EmDerOrs fine physique and ala not even nouce the
defect Of the left arm till while the Emperor was
him hint 10 the effect that IL would perhaps be a.
well u the Emperor % po-e 20 as 10 bring me
left arm which Is considerably shorter than the HsHt
5 little Ell evidence AS possible 60,
After waiting four DAYS. MI Russ III was also ailoWeu
70 Photograph the Empress In one Of the magnificent
state rooms at the POt,dam palace. II was by the
EmprcSss own desire that large vase OF Hover was
brought In from another room ana placed beside her 70
make the photograph more picturesque. magnln-
cent picce of embroidery IS seen III one OF the pct
ncclicently thrown "A chair This Is tahle-cOVer
81 a most beautiful design IN needework also arranged
10 heighten the effect OF the picture. In one photo
graph the Empress a semi-cOuFt costume, III
the other an elegant light evening dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13
Dayoy md DOROTHY BEEF4RsJyG.

A good deal has been published about Miss Rose
Coghan's practice in riding horse dragon wise as
preparation for her new play, DOrothy's Dilemma,
which VIII be first at the New Park Theatre one
week from tonight. The latest development in the
rehearsals is that the horse which she has been using
all along will not do for the part. His talents
actor seem 70 be small and he has taste for a
comfortable stable than for the stage He has there
fore been discharged from the company and new
horse has been bought. The feelings Of the former
steed are not likely be hurt by the statement that
the new one Is taller and much handsomer. He Is
Kentucky thoroughbred and Black Beauty would he
as appropriate name for him as for the horse hero
of recently popular book.
Miss COghan tried her new charger on the stage
of the New Park Theatre yesterday afternoon. she
shows how much her own rehearSals have done for
her. for she managed the horse among the unac-
custOmed surroundings Of the stage better than she
did the first a country road at the first trial
DamOuthat is the name Of the horse, because he IS
expected be such firm friend Of Miss COghlan, and
also because D0rOthy's Damon" is just allieratve
as Dorothy's DilemmaS-was introduced TO scenery
and was taught that ii could not hurt him. carpets
were shown 10 him aud proved 10 be harmless the
next process will be 10 accustom him % the Aghts
He SHE'D somewhat when part OF the play was redn
him. but il IS hoped that he may be recOncied even
that. special groom has been engaged for Damon
ana his training will go steadily for the remain
ing week before the production Of the piece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13
IRyY AyD NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, Aug. I2.-LeutenantColoneI george
g. sanford 9th Cavalry is relieved from iurther uu'S
NJ Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and upon the eAplIaoh
NJ his leave Of absence will join MS regiment Inc
following named officers are relieved from duty WIN
their troops and company, and viii report september
10 the cOmmandant OF the Infantry ana OdNdHS
school Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for duty First Lieu
tenants Henry L. Ripley. Sd Cavalry: Thomas Cruise,
Gtb Cavalry and Charles II. Barth, 18th Infantry
Al his own request First Lieutenant Isaac y Lewis
ID Artillery is transferred from Battery 10 Batery
K of that regiment, vice First Lieutenant Nnsht l.
s,trcrton. ID Artillery, who is transferred from
Battery 10 Battery ID. 80 much Of special oSeis
OF June TO- 1891 as requires First Lieutenant joseph
B. Bachelor, IT,, 24th Infantry, to Join his company
by September is revoked. and he will report 10 the
commandant Of the Infantry and Cavalry 9cnoo' foI'
Leavenworth, Kan, for duty.
The following named officers will report TO the
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Recruiting service, New YORK.
october l. for assignment TO duty at Dayd's island
NevYorl, Harbor: First Lieutenant George r. Cecil,
18th Infantry; Charles B. Hardin, 18Th Infantry
These details are made with view 70 tour OF duty
until october /. 1893 second Lieutenant Johh D.
Pershlng. 9Th Cavalry Is detailed Professor Of Mil
itarv science and Tactics ut the University Of Ne
br,sla. Lincoln Neb., TO take effect october l. 1891,
to relieve First Lieutenant Thomas W. Griffith lo'h
Infantry, who will then join his company. Leave
Of absence for two months is granted Lieutenant
Colonel William j. LISTER, 2lst Infantry Leave ot
absence for two months with permission 10 apply Tor
an extension of two months is granted Post Chaplain
John b. McCleory. Leave Of absence for torty-nve
DAYS Is granted First Lieutenant Mason NJ Patrick
corps OF engineers
The recently appointed second Eeutenanta III the
Army from civil life have been ordered to proceed
To Fort Leavenworth and report 70 the commanding
officer Of that post for temporary Instruction, .
The Navy Department Ia, been informed OF the
ICFth a at a..
day Admiral Harmony Is aboard the Lancaster ana
D.Il,1@n now in command Of that station. The
PENSACOLA has arrived at -aH Francisco she viii -
10 Mare Island Navy Yard for examination Oy board
Of survey. .....t..t T.
chief Of the south Atlantic station. has been relieved
OF that duty from August -, and mas ueeI ueuIed
* president Of the examining and retiring board ut
washington.