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81 am deeply interested in the oxter.
mina,ion Of rabbits in Australia and
Now Zcaland,' said Charles w. Kent,
Of London.
You would like some statisticsP 10
commence aith, on careful calculation
1t is now settled that two rabbits in Ton,
years will multiply TO 10000, 600. Tint
ia "A moderate figure. Rabbits have par.
ticular advantages for thriving In Aus.
tralia, and have used those advantages
for forty years since they wore intro.
ducod. In New South Wales the gov.
orument expended over $4,000, 900 from
1883 to 1880 ondeayoring TO exterminats
them Besides that, greater sum ha,
been expended in private moneys In
one year % $50, 600 skins had rovnlr.
paid upon them.
"Now, there IL another side 10 this
question of determination, and that IA
the rabbit killers and the rabbit skin
dealers interests. A killer gets two
cents u head royalty from the govern
mont for destroying the animals life
He then sells the skin at from four 10
elk cents. On the meat at the canning
factories he averages from two to four
cents. II i8 o nice, easy way OF mal,iuo.
money. Tho skins are bale pressed md
exported to London. mthat city thera
ia general auction sale Of sking every
Blk wrgks. The sales average from bG1
to2,oO0 bales, aud tho average 10 a hale
Is 700 skins Fan Francisco Chronicle.
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The dining room has fireplace china
closet aud pantry, Through the latter 4
the route to the kitchen. The kitchen has
a hacl porch, With u small vcstihule. and 10
provided with n large -tororooh. and Ia
htied up with a bricksct rngc. iron sink
aud galvanized Iron hot water boiler.
In The second story ufe twd large cham.
bcr and bedroom, bathroom aud four
large wardrobe closets, provided each with
one shelf md one dozen wardrobe hooks.
The inside woodwork OF hrt story is Of
nsli, and In the second story oi white wood.
painted two cnHts. Tho doors iu nrst story
nrc OF clear white pine, lrft natural color
oi the wood la the second story 10 Il paint
ed two coats. Bronze hardware In first
story; black iupannod iron, with white
pogcclun knobs. inhlcond story. Thorooa
OF main liild.nR are covered with water.
proof papyr and struggled. roof of hny win.
dow IA covered with Tin put on with stand.
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F'N H'h inf iAutia ana Tuhic Tops
4 new idea fur decorating the tons of
tables or wood panels IL ~ arrange fern
leaves on the wood 80 ~ form a design.
and fistcu them slightly here and tlp.s
with gum Just enough TO prevent thrm
from being shifted Fine pins or needle,
may also be- used for this purpose. After
the pattern Is arranged prepare some very
liquid water color (sepld % mostly usodj
and by means ofn hard tooth orunil brush
dipped la the liquid color try 20 produce
the finest possible spray by rubbing the
slid brush against another dry oue Cover
the whole surface with the spray until
those ports OF the wood thai nrp not
covered With the icn, appear quite dark
brown Then remove the pattern and
complete the leaves by painting IN some
veins, etc., where Il Il necessary.
Any color may be- chosen for this work.
but brown IL tie prctiicst. In order To ob.
tain richer brown burnt umfcr may bc
mixed with the scpia Great cnrc must he
taken 70 obtain fine spray. "a. any heavy
drop ui color would spoil the back GROUND
board
Charming effects may he obtained By
ewing the fern leaves different shades
THIS j. done by removing some of thp
leaves before the background h completely
darkched and letting them take. a Hght
ungo OF brown from the spray. In this
way one may produce two 81 three differ.
eht degrees or shadcs. Ivy leaves are also
very effective; IN fact, everything Ia thut
line may serve, ~ wcp as conventional dc.
slgns clii CUB M pepper and fastened on tho
wood. decorator and Funisher,
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The idea OF festoons wis of course orig.
inally derived from the practica Of using
actual wrcdhs Tor the festival decorations
Of temples aud public places. which idea in
its turn might probably be tracod To q sup.
gostion from the trailing plants which In
primcvnl forests fcstooned themselves
from branch 20 branch aud from tree TO
tree. The device was used with fine dis-
elimination aud restraint by the Greek
and Pomrclan artists, developed and an
laiged by the Italian aud oyeidone usque
nalseam By the Fmnch reyiyallsts.-Dee
orator aud FurnisheE
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Aud IA accordance with law and the order Of
ne Hoard % Dtfcctlfi, made on .nc 2.nd OF
july, \. u, ltF', 80 mHuy shares ~ zach parcel
NJ such stock ~ may ~ necessary will no sold
~ the ONCE vf thr Pacific iumhcr and nullfing
Co., sugar House, salt Lake -uuty, Utah, on
The lbil Of September. ~ u .lsl2, al O'Clock
p NJ, 10 pay DELINQUENT assessment thcresn
together with the cost u advertising and "a.
pcnscH OF the sale.
:. ST. LYMAN, Jr.. Secretary.
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NOTICE

once OF the Pacific Number aud Buiidine Co
sugar House, salt laAo County, Utah
NuiICk o. TiifRE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upou the following described st0rk. on
lucount OF assessment lNlCl ol tit .lnd dh,
of july, 4. u. lsg2, the several amounts tet IN.
pIsiir the names u tue respective shatch0ld
Gro, na follnwss
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II, v. No sels. by Alex Adamion.
p. y. So, tl-l, W Farley austin
II, .. No. iia9, b. Joshua ASHTON.
~. D. No. itlt, Wy jamoS nr1Wn.
e No. 500. hy MUhatl brown.
". =, 80. 4l2i, by knWin hrampi0u.
" y. No. iiA,.uy Nalcua y. Bsusan
=. n" ~, BY ), q ChdsWuseu.
u. J.. No. iiil, hy Cardiac Ctnsienseu.
y. No, ildt uy ullIiam NnHwiu
". y. No ~, by Loronlo lurii'
u. =, No 10, w Theodore Jhaaieuson.
u. =. No. t,ll, ~ George u Daniels
!. No. tiv1, BY William 4 Ercanbrack.
u. y No. tifl. By Thomas ID Eyans.
y. '. No. t,l9, BY Junn Gardner.
". y. No. ibh. " Peter Urecnhaugh.
u. 4. No, $40. BY William Gilbeu.
". ". No. $40, BY Robert gurmlry.
v y. No. 4ill, by Joseph II Herring.
u. !. No. ~. BY J, a. hoyinghoh
D., T.. No. ilOa. by Charles ~. tiuhua.
". .. No. fsDt, VI Charles ID llales.
u. =. No. t1.u. by Elia V. Harmon.
u. =. No. Ai.A, by Hans q. Hanara.
u. I. No. $50. by Joseph n Herr ng.
y. l. No A1ts, W Hans ". Jensen.
VI. y. No. fill. BY Hans g. kuuda en-.
IL. y, No. iiil. by iolson Larsen.
=, ". No 3Iil. hy fli1lhpth *. lnnie
II. l.. No. i1aa, BY Ole Larsen.
II. J. No. i1Ai, By Otto y. Mnnnnhera.
II. y. No i1lj, BY John l.. Mowers
u, 4. No. t.lL by william n Moore.
". r.. No. l10i, hy Hans kasmusaUn.
II, y. No.t1ii, by George n Head.
n. T.. No 41is, BY Auders u ismuascn.
u n. No. iias, by James iobinson,
q, y. 80. ilgl, uy George simmons.
u. u 40. fli1, BY Geofge simpson.
n q 80 f18i, By AmGfa srovil.
n. T. No. t5ii, BY Robert shaw
IL. D, No. iGli, by A. j. fQolcn1cn.
II. u. so ieiN, " Xmas " Thomas,
". 4, No. l5tl, hy David H. royn.
n. n. No go. by james Ore.
u. n. SO. tsl!, by John a. waite. Jr
II. 4, No i3ii, by Sarah :. wade.
y. '. so. t7l, by Jnnn Wall
II. 4. No. 49,, by james A. Woolstenhulme.
q. ;. No. dl1i, by john ~. Waters
u. =. No. l7Os, by JOSEF 3. Young
u, y. No. AIS. by Grahnm - Mcdonald.
u. l.. No. iill, By hoirs OF Joseph NaylOr.
LII No. $40. by ole Nielsen.
". 4. No. l'ad. by Lhris D. Ouoson.
u. y. No. NV. BY D. q. rorAtns.
~. ,. 10, sili, ~ George n. Pace.
H. Il. No. ilij, by william d. Paskoii.
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CannonyIIIe Wnrd Conferenee

49, - -
The quarterly conference Of the
Cannonvllle ward convened at Can.
nouvillc, Saturday, the 25th Inst. The
meeting was called to order by Bishop
Seth Johnson at 1890. Present on the
stand: Apostles +. NJ. Lyman aud
Anton II. Luuj; jesse w. Crosby, IT,,
and David Cameron OF the Proficiency
Of tho Panguitch Stake; also WIN. II.
CLARK OF the Presidency Ui the Sevier
Stake; Bishop Culbert King OF the
Marion ward, Bishop Andrew II.
SchDw OF Escslanto wari, and Elder
Isaac Riddle OF Grass Valley. The
speakers were Apostles Lyman, Lund,
Bishop King, President Clark aud
Elder kidall. Many valuable iustfuc.
lions were impaired aud al excellent
spirit prevailed. Various subjects Were
treated upon, all tending to encourage
aud bulld up the people In their faith.
The Apostles dwelt at some length
upon the proper culture, training and
education OF our children, "A true aud
correct understanding VI the principles
u the Gospel, and very forcibiy urged
the 5aluts 10 live their religion. Tue
Attendance was exceedingly large, the
house being crowded anu many vera
obliged 10 listen TO tts discouTsts from
the outside OF the building. The
spirit Of the Lord was richly enjoyed
by speakers aud hearers. The weather
was quite favorable aud the time WAS
one long 10 be remembered by all
present. The singing by the choir was
good and greatly added to the e,Joy-
ment OF the meeting. Our visiting
brethren, the Apostles anu party, after
dinner took their departure for Pan
guiioh TO attend the stake quarterly
conference, which convened sunday,
August 2Sth.
JOHN NJ. DUSNINu,
Ward Clerk.
CANNoNvILLE, Garfield Co., Utah,
August 2Sth
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LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE ~ HEREnY CIyTN TuAr
~ Isaac NJ. Wade executor of The Issf
viii und testament Of unvi Low. drrsased
has rendered for settlement and nlrd I'M said
court his maj ac ,ouui ~ hH administtnunn Of
said eftatr,n petition for nnai diatrihutiou OF
The residue uf shid eftltc amnug the ppfaopa
entitled thereto, aud That Thurfdsy. 40 ssrd
dAf of september A.p lsf., 90 10 O'Clock Do .tn Al
the Court Room ~ aaid Court In tic Cout ~
Court House, salt Lake City and County. TnR
Territory has been duy appointed hy mo Judge
u eaif court for the rcitlcment u flld A..
count, aud hearing flid rctition Tor dis
uhuiion. atwhich time md place any pcrsnn
int. rested IN faid csthtr may aprrar md shn,r
cause. u any there D Whv sili are1uut 1hSuld
net he selued ard OPP owed and hual disirlbn
ton made ~ prayed Tor
Dated August IN, lsl
e. y. ALLEN,
Clerk of The Probate Court
Il CAueTIS HuOwNT in. uruutv
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Agricultural land Patents.

Agricultural laud patents have been
received al the local land Office as fol.
lowe and arc now awaiting delivery to
their ownefe;
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window IN he front Of parlur carried NO
oue story IN height q corner fireplace.
snu ahling doors TO separate pafior aud
ultihB fooin whcncycfi ID may ba desirable.
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,Yan .''..''-s,pp' man who brought sui.
Ct hi ,i u railroad company for the value
hot rs . y.,l Which he bought bat could
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In the Probate Cou't In and Tor salt Iat
County, Territory Of Utah,

in the Probate l0u't 10 and for salt IAt e
county, Territory Of Utah
In tho matter Of the Esiaic Of Thomas Ran'e
deceased,
NOTICE Is uERERY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry Cgulam, administrator " the ef.
tate u rhos. Ninie. deceased, hua rendered
Tor sritlcmont and nlei iu said court. h. final
account Of. he idmtnittfator OF aaid esfnts
QUO pciition for fdl dstfiuuti1n VI the re- dine
u said estate ani-ng thcUers Oua entitled tlofe
to. and that Thnrsusy The slnd dny u -cpiom.
Ter. -. i'g3.ai ~ O'Clock am, al The Court
Room % eaid cnuri inthc County Coutt House.
salt Lake cry AMI County, Uuh Terrltory. has
been duly appointed ~ The JufG8 Of SAID
Court for the seitlcmcnt " said account and
hearing aaid pcution for distribution. At which
time and place shy person interested IN fAtd
estate mny appear and fhow cause II any
there he why sid account should not lie aet.
iled and approved and hnal Distribution made
o. rrhyod FOR.
Dated August 80, l'tl q. = ALLEN.
CLERK uf the Probate Court
Nv CAUsrHN nRoWNE. JR Deputy.
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A SWISS COTTAGE.

Tho Design Is Quaint aud Picturesque
and II Costs Only $4,000.
lCopyrlght, ise,, By American Press Assooia.
ton.
This dwelling Is designed after the Swiss
cottage style, although less prctontlous iu
outline. II proseuts avery picturesque np-
pearance, which Is due TO the low pitched
roofs, ornamental gables and windows,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CLERK Of ne Frutsio CONT
Il CAusrrS BHowNr, in. Deputy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08
THE UMBRELLA TRUST.

The Report of the Formation of One Con-
frmed- What One of the Manufacturer
Says.
New YORK, March 31.-The report OF
the formation of an umbrella trust is
confirmed by a Boston dispatch, which
says: "A combination of umbrella and
parasol manufacturers is pending" Mr..
Bussey. of the Excelsior Umbrella Co.,
said Il don't care to say anything about
the matter yet for the final arrange
ments have no yet been made. There
have beer several conferences in New
York lately looking to n consolidation
of the umbrella establishments of New
York. Boston and Philadelphia, and a
committee of eleven has been appointed
to make the necessary arrangements.
The committee viii meet in New York
some time during the present week, and
until something has been decided it
would be premature to say anything.
The agreement contemplated will con-
centrate the trade and result in a con-
siderable saving, simply in the matter
of house rents"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

Hon. CHARLES ID. DRAKE. late CHIEF
justice of the United States court OF
claims, was found dead in his bed nj
Washington, ID. c., on the morning OF
the Isl, at the advanced age of eighty
one years. His death was wholly un.
expected and without warning.
THE Delaware county. Pa, democratic
convention has indorsed Cleveland and
Gov. Pattison's administration.
ELEVEN lives were lost by the burn
ing of the Golden Rule at Cincinnati on
the 3lSt ult.
THE democratic and peoples party
committeeman have decided upon coali,
ton in the Second Kansas congressional
district.
THE City of Mexico has been flooded
with counterfeit silver coin.
WALTER Cook was hanged for murder
at Fairburn. Ga. on the LIST.
JOHN f. HAYNE, one of the oldest
jockeys on the turf, died at his home IN
Camden, of pneumonia recently.
THE Norwegian steamer Louise,
bound for the Lotfoden islands, Oft the
northwest coast of Norway, has beer
lost; ten We're drowned.
Mrs. MARY RIORDAN, mother OF Arch
bishop Riordan. of San Francisco, died
on the LIST of old age. She was 81 and
was of Chicago's oldest settlers
The bishop of Viviers having gone to
Rome without first obtaining permits
mission from the French government
has been deprived of his salary during
his absence.
OWING to the prevalence OF the loot
and-mouth disease in Belgium the
French government will issue an order
prohibiting the importation OF live
stock from that country.
In the senate on the LIST the Indian
appropriation bill was discussed. In
the house the free wool bill was con
sidered.
A wINDsTORM of terrific fury passed
through sOuth-central and eastern Kan
sas on the night of the 31st ult.. enter
ing the state at the Barber county line
and following its way ENTHUSIASTICALLY
through the counties of Barber. sum
ner. Sedgwick. Butler. Chase and Lyon
and on the Missouri river, damaging al
most every village in its path and leav
ing behind in all the larger cities storie.
of wreck and ruin. The town of Tow
anda. in Butler county, was blow
away. four persons We're killed. fv
fatally and thirty seriously injured
Augusta in the same county was partl
destroyed and three persons killed. A
Oxford bridge near Wellington five of
family lost their lives. Near Stron
City four persons were killed and eleye
injured fatally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08
DISGRACEFUL CHURCH SCENE.
1t Occurred In London, E~ngland-The Po-
lice Were Called Upon to Restore Order.

1t Occurred In London, England-The Po-
lice Were Called Upon to Restore Order.
LONDON, March ga d~isgraceful in
cident occurred last night in Trinity
church. South End. A new rector,
supported by the church officials, had
discharged the curate, named Waller,
but, regardless of his dismissal,
the curate appeared in the church
as usual yesterday and began a service,
and the contending services reused the
anger of the congregation.
The police were called on to remove
Waller, but he fought SC desperately he
had to be thrown to the floor before he
would submit. During the struggle a
number of women and children tainted.
The curate was dragged by the police
to the vestry from which he insisted on
walking to the police station in clerical
garb, being followed by a bowling mob.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Santa Fe has let the contract for
the big building which will hold the
Argentine shops, and has begun grad
ing.
Ir is announced that the Interstate
National bank of New York is about to
close its doors, the stockholders having
decided to surrender their charter and go
into liquidation shortly.
Col. j. +. WADE of the Fifth United
States cavalry has been assigned to take
charge of the work of clearing off in
truders on the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservations, which are to De opened for
settlement between April 1 and 10.
THE Northern Pacific and the Grand
trunk are to be consolidated.
MANAGERS of Chicago lines believe
that the opening of lake navigation
will help their receipts from western
grain shipments immensely. New
Orleans has hurt them this winter.
THE dynamite explosions in Paris
caused an exodus from that city.
FRIDAY, May 20, four men and a
woman-Elisha Young. Ikey Young,
Holman Noble. Alfred Crosby and Mar
tina Young-will be hanged in the Jail
at Columbia. S. c.
THE statement of the Burlington road
was issued on the Goth. 1t shows that
the earnings of the road for February
amounted to s3,O4S. 1885, an increase as
compared with the same period last
veal of ss3O.4S1. The operating ex.
penses and fixed charges amounted tc
$50, 900, leaving net earnings of s272.'
$50, an increase over the corresponding
month last year of si69.552.
JEREMIAH COTTo. the ignorant Italian
who murdered Louis Frankelos in
Brooklyn last July, was e~lectrocuted on
the morning of the asth at Sing Sing.
Low prices for silver is h cause as
signed for shutting down big Colorado
mines.
A JAR containing $1,000 in gold ha'
been found near Ozark, Ark.
MONTANA cattlemen are strongly op
posed to the recent quarantine edict-
JAMES LEvALLE, a Minnesota schoo
bow. was killed by a bursting fly wheel
JUDGMENT has been rendered agains
the Western Union Telegraph Co. a
| Corsicana. Tex, for 81. 900 for failing 4
deliver a message promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

THE French government will soon
introduce a measure compelling foreign
insurance companies to maintain in
France, either in money or real estate.
sufficient reserves as a guarantee for
persons insured in France. Penalties
will also be provided in the case of
persons who sign policies dated abroad
that is to say, in some place beyond
the jurisdiction of the French govern
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

No fewer than II. 600. 900 acres of
barren land have been made fruitful
in the Sahara desert, an enterprise
representing perhaps the most remark
able example of irrigation by means OF
artesian wells which can anywhere be
found. Algeria owes to this method of
cultivation hat it is becoming a most
important wine-rroducing country, as
may be gagged from the fact that it
sent to France in 1856 10, 500. 900 gallons
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

Az experiment in telephony has been
made in Melbourne. The postmaster
general of Victoria and South Australia,
with the principal executive officers,
succeeded in establishing conversation
between Melbourne and Adelaide, a dis
lance of 500 miles. The governments
of the two colonies have erected a cop
per wire mo. 12, or rather more than 4
inch in thickness), which is to be used
for a new quadruplex telegraph instru-
ment, and it was determined to see
what could be done with the telephone
over the wire. For over an hour an
animated conversation was carried on,
and the chimes of the Adelaide post
Office clock We're distinctly heard in
Melbourne, and vice versa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08
Destructive Fire I'm Burmah.

LONDON, April IA brief dispatch
from Rangoon announces that three
quarters of Mandalay, capital of Bur
NAH, has already been destroyed, in
Guiding the new telegraph offices and
the old palace and that there had been
great loss of life. The loss of life is
estimated at 200 and scores of persons
have not been accounted for, while
$500 have been more or less burned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

How many people who are fond of
eggs and eat them daily. e stop to
think what a wonderful thing an egg is.
It is n of the greatest wonders of
nsture. What part of the egg is the
animal? The clear white part? No.
The yolk? No, that is merely food.
Break a raw egg, and beside the white
and ydNS what do you find? On the
m-emhrsne which covers the yolk you
iii see a little whitish circle. That is
the animal. When nature brings the
Young animal at an early period INTO
thas orter air or water 1t PROVIDES III
with means to live. A young alligator
no larger than tiny lizard, takes to
the water the moment it creeps out OF
the she'll, and begins to devour what it
can. 1t needs no protector.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

IT is stated that there are in France
IS. 10000. 900 hens, which at an average
price of 2 francs so confines per head,
represent a value of liz. O5O, 900 francs.
One-fifth of the stock is annually on
sumed as food, and is sold for about o.
million francs. Two million cocks,
worth 5000, 600 francs, are also sold as
food. The number of laying hens is
put down at 50. OOO. 900. and the annual
value Of their eggs is 13S, OOO, 600 francs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

JAPAN has now aschool system some
what similar to our own. Controlled
by local authorities are more than 2S,-
600 schools. of which %, OcO are ele-
mentary. The teachers number nearly
-, 600, and the scholars 3, 41O, 900, or
nearly half the total population of
school age. The total annual expense
of the system is about 81. 600. Oo0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

THE king of Siam has recently pre-
scribed a rigorous test for those of his
subjects who claim to be endowed with
the mantle of prophecy. An enactment
has now been made providing that no
prophet shall be entitled to public con-
fidence unless he has the gift of sitting
unframed in the midst of a sea-coal fire
for the space of at least half an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

IT is said that Spurgeon died a COM
paratively poor man, Notwithstanding
the enormous profits gained from his
sermons and books, which he o % got
rid of by his numerous contributions
to the poor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

Prof. MAsso. the Italian scientist, in
experimenting with the blood of cells
has discovered. by injecting it under
the skin of rabbits, frogs, mice, guinea
pigs. etc. that it is a rank poison, being
similar in action to of snakes of
the viper kind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

The prince and princess OF Wales
have decided to erect a monument to
the duke of Clarence in the chancel CT
Sandringham church. and the queen
intends TO place a statue of her grand
son in the Prince Consort's mausoleum
at FroGrnore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

THE officers and Sailors of the navy
get 81. 500, 000. and the officers and SOL
diers Of the army $40, 600, 600. Uncle
Sam spends $50. 600 for horses for his
cavalry and artillery, and pays his re-
tired army officers a million and a half
of good round dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08
Choctaws to Get the Money.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The senate
committee on Indian affairs to whom
was referred the bill with the presi.
dents message on the matter has de-
cidedto order the 49, OO, 900 to be paid
to thf Choctaw Indians which was ap-
proriated last congress for the Choc-
taws interest in the Cheyenne-Arapa.
hoe lnds, which are about to be opened.