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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-01
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New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

attached to the ceremony by the announcement 'ha'
Mr. Mills had delayed his transfer to the senate so Una,
it should fall exactly his sixteth birthday, but as
the ex leader Of the House has always declined to give
either the date place Of his birth In ule auto
biographical sketches which he has contributed 10
@The Congressional Directory the coincidence c0uld
not be established beyond doubt. Mr NILS WIS
warmly w omed into the senate where he has already
many friends, and score Of his more Immediate lo-
lowers In the Speaker ship canvass of last December
came over from the House to him take his new
office and to congratulate him afterward on the logic
OF much altered and more distinctly satisfactory
situation The ex leader OF the House is not quite so
fortunate in his entry into the Senate however. as
was his old time friend and colleague eX-speaKer
Carlisle Mr.. Mills succeeds Senator OF short ser
vice and inconspcuous standing and consequently IN
herits committee appointments OF little value. me
four committees on which he places are Coast
Defences, Mines and Mining Patents, ana PoSooihces
and Post Roads-the last being the only one OF even
secondrate rank. Mr.. Carlisle, 1t VIII be rcMem
bcrcd went at once the Committee on flnance-ah
assignment which generally comes to a senator only
through unusual good luck or long ana tedious pro-
m
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
YOryG HOUSOY WAS A BAD MIRKsMAN.

Arthur J. Houson. a good looking. welldressed man
Of thirty. attempted 10 commit suicide by shooihs
himself on the Fall River Line steamer Plymouth AT
O'Clock Yesterday morning. Three shots were heard
and the door Of his statcroom was broken open by
the watchman. IIOusOn wa, found lying In MS beitl
groanlng and the statcroom was filed with smoke
No one % the bullets had taken effect The noise OF
the shooting alarmed the passengers ana caused !"
panic among them for a time. llouSon had "nt'eh
A long and we'll written letter addressed to F. z.
Ruttcr. Of Walham Mass. IA which lie sad that he
va, going to take his life because he had lost
nj, lob and was discouraged. In the Tombs lohce
Court Yesterday the young man said he came from
Lewcs England. Judge Duffy decided u h).d MN
mill hi, friend, could be communicated with.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
SENATOR srANFoRD'S FINANCIAL ELL.

Washington, March Ex-senator stanford. oi Can
forna addressed the senate in support Of the bill Ia
troluccd by him to determine the value of LEGAL
tender dollar. Money. hc ead l. the creature oi The
law Tho Government declare, what money J. ana
make, IT, and does not allow any one else to do ro
rot even the States If the credit Of lie Government
i, impaired, its money VIII be Affected 10 a certain
extent dnd then ii i, possible that the material u'ed
may in IT,, commercial value collateral to It's
legal tender quality. determine the value Of the money
used. The Land Loan bill introduced by him. senator
stanford said provide, that the Government NAV loan
money upon double the amount of landed security that
Is, Si upon worth Of land at cent Interest on
the amount loaned, the money Issued In this manner
to bc legal tender. suilclcncy OF money means !"
every one 4 credit according Ia their do srts for the
tran -acion Of every calling aud enterprise that may
nifc
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
TIE INDIAN BILL IN THE SENATE.
DISCUSSION OVER THE HOUSE PROVISION TO EN-
PLOY ARMY OFFICERS As AGENTS.

DISCUSSION OVER THE HOUSE PROVISION TO EN-
rLoY ARMY OFFICERS As AGENTS
Washington. March 3o.-In the senate to-day, the
Indian Appropriation ill having been taken up the
discussion which begun last week on the subject
Of Army officers being assigned the duties OF indian
agents again taken up. Mr. Pettierew opposed
the proposition a. a step backward and argued that
Army officers did not possess the necessary qlalhca
tions and familiar with the business.
Scmc OF the points made by Mr. Petigrew were
replied Mr.. particularly one as to tic
troubles at Pine Ridge. II there had been three or
four Army officers at the Pine Ridge Agency. Mr
Proctor believed that those troubles would not have
occurred there. and that millions OF money expended
and the lives lost there would have been saved
A dissertation upon the general policy OF the country
followed the part Of Mr.. PETER.
The discussion wns continued by Mr.. Hawley, who
favored the proposed assignment Of Army ofcers to
the duties OF Indian agents and who was inclined 10
think the better OF il the more objections he heard
urged against it and by Mr.. Mandcr,On who expressed
his belief tha, he House provision was a wise one,
and that with Army officers Indian agents. the era
Of bad blankets shoddy clothing and rancid bacon
would be at an cud.
MI IIawlcy moved TO amend the House provision
bv adding to it prov>o that whenever the President
shall be Of opinion the good Of the service specially
requires IT he NAV appoint a civilian. lie was asked
by Mr. Palmer whether the word specially had any
ton and that the law wa, not much Of a fool.
The discussion. which had lasted over two hours.
was closed by Mr. Dawes. chairman Of the Committee
on Indian Affairs. Who had charge OF tie BILL In an
argument AGAINST the House provision as being -
radical change in the administration II the lndiaI.
servicc-a change sprung hy single member OF th'
IIou,e-which hal not received the sanction ~ any
executive officer. lie compmcnted Nr. Proctors
Brilliant administration Of the War Department. al
though the Iino Ridge dGicutos. which had occurred
during that admin ~tatOn. resulting In cold
bloodcd luI cherry OF 80 men and wome4l and debt
Of -. 100000, formed part Of its glory II civil
place, were wanted for IN" 200 Supcrnun"rary hlehN
educated Army officers Why not tNr Dawes asked
find place, for them the customs service" which was
80 rotten or i'm the land office service. which had been
50 run rot With by political huck>tcr, ont IN tho
Western country, The Committee on APP opri iilOn>.
he stated were unanimOus I'm recommending that the
/ House provision Dee struck ont.
FINALLY NJ Ilawley'- amendment 10 the House pro
vision wa. agreed to and without reaching vote on
the Amendment 10 strike out the House provision. uc
senate. AT } p. m. adjourned til To. o.moiioW.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
COMMITTEE CHANGES IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. March 3O-There were some cha"Ses
made this afternoon IN the House Committee member
ship The most important the appointment OF
Ne uonkins OF Illinois 10 succeed Mr.. Mckcnna, Oh
California (now United states Judee), as mehDei
OF the Committee on Ways and Means. Nr. Cr"ih' o'
Texas. was also appointed to succeed Mr. Mlis on inc
Committee on interstate and Foreign Commerce.
Other appointments were as follows: Mr Dnhpls
OF New-York. on Merchant Marine and fishefies' pr
pclkler OF South Dakota. on indian AHdiia' '''
Have ~ Iowa on Postoffccs: Mr. Enloe, Of Tenne'-
SEQ on Education (chairman); Mr.. Wheeler OF AN
bama, on PostOfnces Mr.. Robinson, OF PehhsyNa'ii"
on Columbian Exposition.
To bring about these changes Mr. hopH'hS IT,
signed from Merchant Marine and flsheres anu ''o"
postnn1co. Mr.. Enloe from PostOffce and Mr. Hayes
tro, pduc.tion Messrs Grain, Of Texas. and Bueh,
span of New.Jersey also named a. dIec9rs ~ "
the Columbian Hospital for Women III inc D''N'' VI
Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
BoURKE COCHRAN, SHIPPING BILL.
REALLY Nj >SURE TO BENEFIT TRANSATLANTIC
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

W,,hngion March 30 (~pccall.-Thc House Com
mittce on Merchant Marine today reported mVoinbF
Hourkc Cochran, bill ito encourage American snip
luildug7 Mr. Cockrnn's scheme provides Tor ad
mission 10 American registry ~ such foreign
built steamships engaged in freight and passenger
| hu.ine.s and sailing in an established hne rom
mort I'm tbe United state, A. are Of tonnage
of not les than 900 tons and capable Il .pc'i Of
not ., than twenty knOt- per hour. according I" the
existing method of Governments test for speed. 81
which rot l, thnu go per '"num of the shares oi 'h
caplial ~ the f,r.en corporaton or association own
ing the same W., owned january !, i-e0. and has
continue, 10 be until the Tassng" OF ths a''
by citizns of United states. including aS sue u
d,ncns' corporiio-s created under ~" Aws of any
Of thc state thereof upon the American owners o'
such majority interest obtaining full and complete
transfer and title 10 such steamship, from The foreign
corporation, owning the same
Provided That such American owncrs shall. snhse
qncnt 10 the date 81 This Law. have built or have
contracted To build. in American -hp'nrds, steam
ship, of an aggregate tonnage Of not lca, IN amount
than that Of the steamships so admitted I" registry ~
The foreign builI steamships thus admitted 20 Amer
lean rc,try are NOS 10 be- cmp,yd I'D tie coa-t"Isc
commerce Of the United state.
section provides:
That any steamship, 80 registered under the pro
visions ~ thu ac' MAY be taken and used hy ih"
fnit.d state. a- cer> or tinu.p port. upon payment
., t curer. of tbc fr actual value of the same At
the time OF tho d.diug. and II th.re shall b" q az
agreement a. TO The III ,'uai na'nr a. M NJ. 'c ,t VI
then the same shall hc d"termin"i ny TWO imfTil"l
appraiser on" 10 30" appointed ~ ,h'I oi ''u p,I'.,
award ~ any two ~ the thNc 80 chosen to b" hnnl
and conclusive.
This bnI f.. 10 all iri-uts and purposes, Free
ship bin for the benefit Of such trans atlantic steam
shin companies as NAV choo-" - tak" advantage ~
It In case # ,hal b'comc law, aud the title Of IT,
at least, ought 10 lc amended
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
THREE MEN OTERCOME IN 4 SEWER.
RESCUED BY COMPANION AND DRAGGED UN-
CONSCIOUS TO THE STREET.

RESCUED BY COMPANION AND DRAGGED UN-
CONSCIOUS TO THE STREET
Evidences OF Illuminating gas discovered sew
eral DAYS ago in the which runs from the bulk
head at Fulton and Nassau sts. under Nassaust Broad
way and Dey-st The contract for cleaning this
sewer IS let out by the Department OF Public WORKS
TO John Sentine. At O'Clock last night Mr. oehtihe
with six men began an examination for the purpose
of finding where the leak was. They began operations
at the corner of Fulton-St and Broadway. Three OF
the men were sent into the sewer through the man
hole while the remaining three remained above to
haul up the buckets Of dirt The work went OH
smoothly for ten minutes. Then there was delay
and the men in the sewer ceased work Ihose ABOVE
grew impatient They peered into the dark hole INTO
which they were afraid to lower light, and called
to their companions below. There was no response
Each OF the three men who had not entered the
sewer were I'm turn commanded go to the assistance
OF their comrades and each refused. Threats anu
cntreates were in vain, until one OF them, named
John O'Bren finally said III go II 1t kills me-
Ill, companions tied a rope about his body
and lowered the man into the hole. Three
minutes later the signal to pull up the rope was
given and the first man dragged TO the street.
lie was unconscious. In quick succession the o'h'r
two unconscious men brought to the surface ana
laid upon the -dcwal, before an ambulance was sum
moned O'Brien was then hauled up from his perilous
position half dazed.
The three men soon recovered consciousness ana
started for their homes They refused to give their
names and the nrcmen would not tell who they We're.
whef the ambulance arrived there were no patients
for the no, pal.
O'Brien aid aftcrward: "The three who were
overcome Italians When Tent into the 1,r sr"eT
found them living in the mud There was q ItrSns H
smell Of gas. but did not feel di|hy unui hau
finished my work and rurngd to the s @ade TO con-
tnue the work, but little was DONE
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
COTTON NARKETSBY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, March 30. p. m.-The sales Of
the DAY included ZOO bales American. Futures
closed easy; Amcrican-Middling. low midding clause:
March delivery, 3 35,4d sellers March and April
delivery 3 3j-84d sellers: April arh May delivery,
3 3564d sellers May and June delivery, 3 3seid
sellers June and July delivery, 40-64dd3 4l-84d ,
and september delivery, 3 46-64d buyers September
delivery, 3 49-64d sellers; September aud october
delivery 3 49-64d sellers. .
Galveston, March 30.-Cotton dull; mddlns,
7-l6c low midcng, 7-5c good ordinary, Lac;
NET and gross receipts, 2.434 bales exports TO Great
Britain, 12.611 bales; sales, 50 bales stock 42o4s
bales. ,,,,, 900
Norfolk March 3O.-COtton quiet mddling, 1-2c.
Net receipts. 552 bales gross; 132 bales; exports,
coastwisc, 1865 bales; sales, 229 bales Stock
81 -2l bales.
savannah. March 3O.-COttOn easy middng Lao;
low middng. > 7ec; good ordinary, 1-2c net ana
gross receipts, 1,32 bales; exports coaStwse, 2l.3
bales sales. 80 bales stock 6O.342 bales
Newt orleans March 30.-Cotton quiet and nrm
middling Is 3-sc: low midding 34c good ordinary,
lac: net receipts. 1913 bales gross 5553 bales
exports TO Great Britain $3.50 bales to France oO2o
bales; coaStwise. 6o03 bales; sales, 3,43o bales
stock 311, ,006 bales.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

in that wny A.-No, sir; never talked with the
President about IL.
Odd Russell Harrlsonl Al never said q word
to Mr. Harrison on the subject.
Odd Mr.. Lemon A.-NO, sir.
O.-WhO were the persons who expressed themselves
as yOu say. Al cannot tell you. Many persons
coming into the Office and talking about these arti-
cle thought 1T "a lltt, curious that one OF the pm
cpal bureaus Of the Govcrnment should be attacked
by The Tribune while Mr.. Whtclaw Reid was
Minister at Paris .
Q.-Wlile he was holding a position under u'e hu-
ministratiOn Ayes.
Odd they express TO YOU the idea that any.
and having control of a public journal should muzzlc
his paper! Al have no Information on the sub
jcct
The examination then recurred to the subject OF
the dismissal Of clerks I'm the Pension Office.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31

form vros NOT norticuarly active and no speclai
features were developed. There was r1se OF l,4m%1c 80
cent early on strong Western advicea conp,cu sat in
comparatively small receipts: iheh Inn % a
and the advance was mostly lost, July CLOSING 10
cent lower The spot market was hrin' fo"'o7'''
loads were taken for export. n,<o,s
oats were weak on better crop prospects. C'uas n
closed 3-saI-o cent down. The cash market wa"
quiet, closing weak. -, .u,nc n, tha
Lard was "a points lower on freer selnng al 'n'
West. No export business was done;
The closing quotations were as ioloWs. ,,.v
Wbeat-March "a 3-4 cents, April "a cents Nay
81 IA cents June 80 80 cents; Iny' % 20 cents:
Nav A. cents; June As "a cents; July, ~ Genus.
Gats-March. "a 5s cents April "a 30 cesS nc,i ""''
"a 3.S cents June "a cents: July, 8" 3-f ceioo'
Larl-Mav SO 50 July, SO Ga.
The receipts at New York Boston phaGepson ora o aos @
bushels; oats l2s,573 bushels; t6th grain fss, e3V
bushels -four 81, 53s packages The receRb wRbeat a.
s36 bushels corn 81 494 bushels oats 32'n3y '3y
bushels: total erain 066O7o bushels; -four 4''o"'
packages.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
c,rvrp MINES TO SHIT DOWN.

Denver Col, Marh 30.-Advices to The Times
saw that DR. Henry Paul, manager oil the Aspen Con
sv,Idsied Mining Company OF Aspen which embraces
many valuable mines, and J. ii. Ernestwater' VINO
manages several rich silver mines at lehurue' Ooi''
have received orders 10 shut down work in these prop
critics within a week from now. The action VIII
throw 900 men out Of employment. The cause for
closing down is the low prices being paid for silver
They say that in order to receive any proht from tf
mines IL is necessary that they should receive at ieast
an cents an ounce for silver Other mines VIII
probably be forced TO shut down If the depression III
Ibis metal continues.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS
The wheat market developed considerable irregu-
ry Yesterday but the final drift favored the bears
end general losses scored on all the months.
with nrmer private cables from Liverpool and an
advance OF pence quarter at Liverpool, the start
WIS "A strong one. Prices eventually rose LA l.
cent and local shorts covered freely While uere
was more or less foreign buying. -" BfidstNets
e-umuted a decrease OF 100000 bushels on Ooth
coast. and the seabOari Clcaunces were liberal
March options AT period ruled fully IA cehts
hirb.r owing To a premium of cents on cash no.
red over Nav. This gain, however was subsequently,
lost and the close was ! ! cents lower me lhts
rale, were generally IL bear,h" and this led To loIS
selling crop reports from the West we're ia,oiaDe
and a Chicago dispatch announced that navigation
would probably be opened by April 10. French a'i,
yic., reported fine weather with prospects 0t lili
average crop All this had depressing influence ma ma
unal figure, showed a decline Of 1-70 - cent. ine
,,.'uintinn reached G6OOOO0 bushels spot lots
w"n. unsettled closing heavy. Exporters took twelve
load, and mers four.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
THAT ITALIAN INDEMNITY
GOOD AUTHORITY FOR THE BELIEF THAT COVER
NOR PORTFRS FRIENDS WERE
WE'LL INFORMED.

Wa hlugton. March 30 special" indianapolis J. a
curlou, place. anyway. ir m which I" set diplomatic
news prominent official Of the state Department
is quoted by The star saving "a dny, In Tgiri
b. the dispatch printed In The rrbun' this morning
Announcing a settlement OF the New Orclns incident
BY the payment Of 100000 franc, g The relatives "i
,hc victim, Of the mob. Very tic crcdcncc' Say i
The >tnr7 +, placed In the story by official, in
This city At the state Department today "a star
reporter was told that nothing wa known Of any
proposition 10 pay such an indemnity, AMI 1t Is not
thought likely that the President woud act In the
matter without "A special appr priaiion.'
The informant Of The star Is either Ignorant oi
what I, going on or chooses tO appear There i
GOOD authority for saving that the friends OF cN GOV
crnor Porter I'm indianapolis we'll informed, and
that a settlement Of the question growing out OF th3
Now Crcan, incident by IA" paymcLt oi an indemnity
of 100 900 francs has practically cn determined upon.
The Iudinnapo- patch T. The Tribune Was In every
essential particular apparently correct.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 80 Special Wheat opened strone:
IL closed weak May opened at so SO cents, Soid
between 80 L. and 20 IA cents and closed at ~ so
cents New-Y0rk and ST. Louis sold July wheat'
Partridge sold the May. Crop reports were more n
vorable The Mccormick Harvester Company reporoS
that IL expects as big crop for any year except
last and Is making business arrangements on that
basis. Minneapolis sent the report that ooU,UW
No ] wheat had been worked there on all rail bass
but the report was received with increduliE ho-
ccipts here were ight, ninety nine cars ana werc
lighter in the Northwest 5s4. New YORK reportco
clearances OF 100000 bushels and Bradstreeps
made decrease in the available OF 1887 900 DusneH
Neither prevailed against the New.fork ana ST koo
selling Wet weather and lighter receipts maze
firm corn market firm I'm spite OF the decline IN wneat:
NAV opened at rs cents. sold to 40 IL cents ana
closed at 40 IL cents. There were only 10 caS
this morning only one of the lot graded contract;
the estimate for Wednesday only 19o cars.
There was open selling by the Cudahy interest; but
firm in sympathy with corn. The talk OF late
spring and prospects of wet weather had also eome
influence. May solo between 30 Ia and - "a cents
and closed mt % 7-s. Provisions We're very weak.
There were more hogs than expected $1,000 the es-
Innate for "Wednesday 10000. 1t also looked az
il some liquidation being done for Wright May
pork sold from S10 81 to $40 Il and closed at
$40 II: Nav lard from S6 30 to S6 II and closed
at s6 20; May ribs from 81 20 to $5 55 and closed
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