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, 1892-02-02
CONGRESS TODAY.
Dubois is to be Seated In the
Senate.


I'll AsA@ &N&k&NN3&AMs
MAsHrganaN. Feb. Many memorials
were presented during the morning hour
In the senate for closing the Columbian
exposition oR Sunday.
Mitchell, fram tile committee on pEiyil-
h eyes and elections, made = report il the
oase of Claggett v. Dubois contest far !
seat Ia the senate from Idaho. The resolu-
tions declare Dubois entitled To the seat.
Mitchell asked that the report and resaiu-
tlons lie Ga the table and be gave notice
that he would call them up a very early
day. Vance gave notice on minority re-
port, which be stated would Be presented
day after tomorrow.
Palmer introduced 8 joint resolution to
amend the constitution SO as to have United
State senators elected By popular vote, and
gave notice that he would, ct some con
venient occasion, address tbe senate on
the subject.
In the house Burrows amendment Civ
ing the speaker the right 10 count 3 QUO
rum was rejected. the demand for the yeas
and nays hsving bean Withdrawn Reed
offered an amendment providing whenever
a quorum fails 80 vote on any question
there shall be call Of tbs house and the
yeas and nays shall s. tae same time be or
dered. As each member answers to his
name be shall vote yea or nav.
Reed stated that the amendment was
similar to the one presented By John Ran
doIph Tucker some years ago.
AcMiIlin opposed the amendment and
inveighed against the action ef the last
congress la locking the the doors during
the call Of the house.
, 1892-02-02

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. "A Picavune
Brownsville, Texas, special SAYS a sensa-
ton was created yesterday IN Metamoras
BY the searching by the military anthori-
ties Of the residence Of Don Inrioue Viz
zaya prominent merchant doing bust
ness al MicT, Mexico. His family resides
in Matamoras. The military received in
formation from some source that yizzava
bad arms and ammunition for revolution
lists concealed IN his house. Tne square in
which his house is situated was surround
ed by troops and the premiers searched
from cellar to roof but nothing was found.
Mr.. Nizzaya is an American citizen and
Initiated States consular agent at Mier.
, 1892-02-02
ALL OF THEM SAVED
The Steamship Elder abandoned
en- the Rocks.



haspas, Feb. sale2 lass nsrht caused
heavy - ran ia &he rhannei, which
a5sea N the dangerous position of the
sasaaaer Ataaf, n MarAesd ieaRe. The plana
! exposed M tAs faIa f1rne M Miad and sea
aaa Il ane 81 sls most periions points IN
II ilae rhaanel Ihe wind continued ~
freshen throughout tha might ana ihe po-
sislon If the Elder EFeH worse ana worse.
De pounded quite bard upon the rocks.
The crew Say BY her. Her stern has sunk
further. lifting tie bow higher. Marine
men think she will almost surely be lost.
should she slide 0sG TIE ledge she viii sure
II 60 q the bottom. Captain Heinecke sie-
nailed thai Tie leak was gaining rapidly cn
Tie pumps. At HeFaeld the lifsboat crew
ara making preparations 10 20 20 the assist
anee 81 the crew. At q am. the position
g The hsaer became most critical Thatide
rising as i approached food. water poured
into the steamer. and the aRerhold being
lali, pulled TIE stern down. leaving ne
kaEehald perfectly dry. The sea is washing
ever the Quarieu3eok and % looks as though
she would slide OF IS any moment. kn
hands are hastily leaving her
The pumps nn TIE Eider were kept work
ing e thelr fall capacity all night but the
SEA kept slowly gaining. Water kept pour-
ans through the hole in her side where tie
rocks bad torn oa the iron plates. At
daylight signals were run up. asking for
help Life boats were Immediately sent
Qat aud after dangerous passage every
aas5y vas landed in safety. A few hsgs Of
maAt aua 81 Passengers were taken 10
southampton where al destined for Bre-
men viii be transferred 10 she steamer
haFei, which arrived at Southampton this
afternoon. All the passengers concur IN
denying sensational reports a. q panic that
prevailed when the steamer struck OK after
=. u.
, 1892-02-02
EEa NkmN ksnma W. KMIEl.

sr. InrGs, Heb. IA private dispatch
Uas received hcre late lsst night from Port
Townsend, Washington, which states II is
believed That Marion Hedsprecth the no-
torons leader of the rsUg which robbed
the express train at Glendale. has bean IN
that CITY where he was sald tn have been
tracked hy detectives. The trail was lost
a. that point. tn letter received at Port
Townsend Pinkertons agent at Portland
0regan, gives it as bis opinion that Heds-
prceth boarded lumber vessel at Rurrsra
inlet for Valparaiso, about two weeks ago,
The United States
, 1892-02-02
afrtco's seas IL me senate.

CoIpaRus, Ohio, heb. 2-The house
committee considering the resolution pro-
viding for an Investigation Of the title Of
Brice 10 seat i'll the III. s. senate. reported
today, recommending the whole matter be
leit % the United States senate, with re-
quest that Senator Sherman proceed in
aceoraance with the rules of that body.
, 1892-02-02
An Ahstemians CarIInaI

Cardinal Manning vas quite abstemious
in his habits. When guest at the most
splendid banquets he would dine of q po-
tato a bit Of meat and q glass of water.
Wine he never drank. He was greatly in
terested in the temperance cause and said
spirits did more to destroy the homes Of
the poorer classes than ali else com bined.
The Englishman drinks from brutality.
the Irishman fromljoviality, and It is much
easier to reform an Irish drunkand than an
English, said the cardinal
, 1892-02-02
"a MrIphi.s Nem Nnit.

Burglars visited the residence of George
P. Roberts on East Fourth street Sunday
night and secured a new suit Of clothes be
longing to Bert Wright. Mr.. Wright felt
pretty badly yesterday, for it was q fine
tailor made suit for which he had laid out
considerable money. Is was sent home
Saturday evening, but as Sunday did not
turn out as favorable as he hoped it would
the wearing of the new outfit was post
poned until sunshine The burglar looks
nicely in his new suit
, 1892-02-02

NEN 1oEE, Feb. 2.--Noon- Money easy.
81 Ii4s82p per cent. Stocks, quiet, but firm.
at aboat best figures, though only small
fraction better than at opening. Fours.
coupon, I83k; Pacific 6s, q: Atchison.
S95s Central Pacific. %: burlington.
s5z; Denver 6 Rio Grande, l7sk: North
ern Pacinc, 2S1Ss Northern Pacific, pre-
ferned, 67sss Northwestern, IT5k; New York
Central. la5S; Oregon Navigation, 90;
North American, 155z; Pacific Mail. IS
Rock Island, 9lM st. Paul & Omaha. 49;
Texas Pacific, Il; Union Pacific. s6s<
Wells Fargo Express, 30; Western Union.
, 1892-02-02

ln FORMULATING esoseFae gss.islsons or
aFiitcalagine superficial aeH it5ez
and philosophical IS psyche oaser-
rations, beware 81 rlat5tnEI aasas ponder
osity- LA guuf statements elagS-
Ted eonelsaaess. ooninaele5 sllsi-
tieEaess5 eoalasesat eans5sgaz5z# aEd ean-
osuigsled eoeenoF. Eseheu sd nsae5aHa-
erasions ei HafaEenH EaFFa5Its eaae hsts
hlcuaen& and astniue afaaz saHA Ha irving
g impress upon o13esN Hsze zaEsa1zaH5Eg 81
The Wisconsin Central Esaa. sna Nhf ron
ard Sc many Others use This shaf8uzh fans
iriaEa - Paul ana MsaaeaHa aH9 Duluth
and Ashland e Milwaukee NaaaHo and
points east ana south. IS Is aa s.saeSssaT
% Nse sanereakers- LED yaliE a85etan.o1
sneoas descauainEa ana uaaGemeaifasea
expassatso7ls haya infal liis .Er aaa eefae-
aaAs VswacatFs without alan5asaaasAae or
thFasonicai h0uaaasis seslssl SIS avoid all
pdlTNF liable proiundltp aaseas Na-
eastF, Ftnif8s@QWAH 8erhaa8ta aHa Fas8aSse-
aasnt papla8tr shun dan aaanaras
p5nraeni s9cos3tg ana pes s8se7 profanity
olsseafNnt oT aRfsrns. An maer Mea8s
fA4k plainly, naturally, ard
fEaahtaltg say the 88ssaunsEn Central lines
Is 8ME route. ard tha4 ends
, 1892-02-02

Some feeling has been promoted among
the members Of Company A over the re
lection Of an applicant for membership.
This has given rise to report that a
movement is on foot to organize a new
company, with the rejected applicant as
captain. IL is claimed, however, that the
new company would find difficulty in Sc
curing admission to the guard.
, 1892-02-02
Superior tanrt RuIes

The general rules to- the government af
c. superior oaHrts af slse states together
with the special rules of al the Judges 81
such courts. except Judge Hunter. of Lewis
county. and the Spokane judges, are now
being printed by the state printer. and
will he sent to the various clerks of court
within ! few days. Judge Hunter charac.
teriStiealaY reports that be has no rules
except the code, while the Spokane Judges
have failed to respond to the request of
the meeting Of judges st Seattle. to fur
nish their rules, though the publication 81
the pamphlet has been delayed thirty davs
awaiting their action,
, 1892-02-02
nsath 90 aillionnIre.

sax RS&NcIsco, Feb. 2,-Moses Hopkins,
a well known capitalist, died here this
morning, Of heart failure, believed to be
the result Of an attack Of Ia grippe. which
he experienced about month ago He
leaves an estate of three million dollars,
chiefly an lands in this state. He was born
in Henderson, n. y. in January, 1917.
educated st Great Darlington, Mass, came
70 California in 1882 and engaged chiefly in
agriculture. Since 1878 be has resided at
san Mateo California.
, 1892-02-02

HEtKsk. Mont, Feb. a--Papers were
alled ia The United States district court
yesterday 70 behalf 81 the Northern Pa
e8acs a8 prevent the directors az the Mon
tana Union from taking any action prein-
a3Eisl to lie interests 30 The Northern Pa-
elae. At present the Northern Pacihc and
TIE Union Pacific enjoy eamal traf1c adv
Kausaees over the Montana Union, thwt
ilne being owned hg hoth companies. Rnt
the present arrangement eNpires shortly
aaa tha Northern Pacific officials took thfs
setson tp pr0secS their interests. a. thev
heard ol n9w deal to lie made with the
haaM &a1saa alone. which would SHUT
taNau ou1 nf Hatte aud Anaconda
, 1892-02-02
a Flre Nd Annnmntnx. .

RtcRMosn Va, Feb 2--The historic old
Appomato1 court house building was
burned yesterday and all the county
records are entirely consumed. The loss
ID the records leaves the county It'll bad
straits, Ihe McLaine house, in which
General Tee signed the terms of surrender
ID General Grant, waS at one time threat
ene3 with destruction.
, 1892-02-02

OMAHA, Feb. "A Kearney, Nebraska
special SAYS the Commercial Savings Bank
closed its doors this morning. ii had d
capital stock of 100000 ana deposit of
$4,000. No statement Of the liabilities Il
given, but the official say the creditors will
he raid in nill
, 1892-02-02
Foundrv DireeterS.

The Olympia Foundry and Machine
Company held its annual meeting yester-
day, and elected directors for the following
wear. They are f r. Brown, J. r. Chap
lin, S. G. Woodruff, e. nj. French, Chas.
A. Burr, Capt. G. s. Allen and Frank Til
lotson. The directors VIII meet to organ
ize on Friday. General q. + MeKenny
has withdrawn from the company.
, 1892-02-02

PANS, Texas, Feb. News from Bru-
nertoWm, In the Greek nation, states that
Esna Gordon and Caser Bruner we're killed
by a deputy United States marshal and
ohe deputy was seriously wounded in 3
tight, Officers surrounded q number Of
outlaws at Bruner's house with the above
ne sIIit
, 1892-02-02

The maximum temperature today was
46 degrees and the minimum 30. Rainfall,
90 Ifor twenty-feur hours. ending at 5
p. m,) Maximum wind, 9 miles, from
northeast, Good weather prevails over the
entire coast. The outlook Is for fair
weather Wednesday.
E,B, 0LNEY. Observer.
, 1892-02-02

GurHRE, o. T., Feb. 2.-The supreme
court rendered decision upholding the
clause Of the law opening Oklahoma,
known as the Sooner clause, providing
that any person who entered land before
the hour Of opening should lose the right
to obtain title 10 any lands whatever.
, 1892-02-02
County Commissioners.

The county commissioners of Pierce
county have expressed willingness to
cooperate with Thurston county in the
construction of a bridge over the Nes-
qually. The following changes in the
names of precincts were made Seatco to
Bucoda; Coal Bank TO Tenino; Baker to
Gate City; Clear Lake TO Rainier.
, 1892-02-02
Gnrza Ia como -.

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 2.-Adjutant-Gen-
eral Labrey returned here from the scene
Of GarEa's depredations on the Rio Gande
and after a brief stay started back for
camp ID claims that the rangers located
Cara in the chapparal and expressed
conviction that his arrest would be affected
TODAY
, 1892-02-02
served FEIm RIrht,

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 2.-David Porter
deputy collector Of the port, an officer in 6
local post Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public and prominent Odd Fellow. wa.
shot dead early this morning by his son
Porter was beating his wife
, 1892-02-02
Mrsterinns pistoI Shnfs

Ben Turner was aroused this morning by
pistol shots near his residence. He says
two men disappeared in the woods. and
that woman also disappeared as quickly
and mysteriously as She appeared. He
thinks duel was probably the cause.
, 1892-02-02
One Load He Carrled AIane.

Epoch: Mrs. Mcbride: George, dear,
when vie were married only . year ago,
you said should help you carry your bur
dens,
Mcbride Yes, love-
Mrs Mcbride Then why didn't you let
me help you yesterday9
McBride--I don't understand you, love.
Mrs. Mcbride Why, papa SAYS lie saw
you with 9 heavy load on and you never
let me help you with 1T.
, 1892-02-02
Hons are Hlrher

H, N, Shaw, of Chambers Prairie, has
Just returned from Seattle, where he dis
posed Of, to Mr., Catlin, his hop crop at the
figure of 10 cents per pound, the largest
limit vet reached this season for hops iii
this section of the state.
, 1892-02-02
pltInhle rrnrn.lr-

MONTREAL, Feb. Am Explosion Of
dynamite in the suburb of this city shat
tered a dwelling. fatally injured three
children and badly hurting their father,
When the mother saw the terrible injuries
OF her husband and children she became a
faNine maniac
, 1892-02-02
Tho Latest n sloeklRes.

New York World The very latest nov
elites in stockings are IN the silk sandal
leoe pattern. Half up the leg the stock
ings are open work. They match in color
the slipper with which they are worn.
Bronze Is the iavorite shade,
, 1892-02-02
Killed on The wing.

seldom a day passes but that a half dozen
ducks and sea gulls are picked up on the
Westside bridge. The ducks, which are
taking fight northward at this season.
strike the telegraph wires with such force
that they are instantly killed.
, 1892-02-02

In Washington the Springer free wool bin
was under consideration by THE democratic
majority of The ways and means commit
tee, hut no conclusion was reached.
Twenty pei sons lost their lives III the
elections in Austria Hungary last week,
, 1892-02-02

A telephone has been placed IN the room
Of Engine Co. No. 2, at Columbia and
Fourth streets. The number is 6A, and IN
case Of fire direct communication can be
had with The fire department
, 1892-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA claim for in
demnity from the Chilian government for
the murder Of Riggin, one OF the Balti-
more's sailors at Valparaiso, was presented
To the state department today.
, 1892-02-02
chlenae prndnce unrhnt.

CRroAso. Feb 2 Close = Wheat y
Easy Cash, S51ss594c May, sa1z @S9y4c
Confirm; cash, s0c: May, Ago
0ats-Steady cash. 2s1se: Nav, 30slc.
Barley Nominal; 5966oc
Pork Steady: Cash. $3.50. May, Sill. 600
lI.Aa1s
Lard Easy; cash, S642N@6.45; May
E@ RaAH
, 1892-02-02
Retfer flannfy Raads.

A movement is on foot to bond the
county for the purpose ofconsruehng first
class county roads in every part of the
county, The matter viii probably be sub
nlitted to the county commissioners at this
meeting, which viii last until the early
part of next week.
, 1892-02-02

ST. Paul, Minna Feb, 2.-Wm. r. Lee
patcntee Of the zed separator, has beer
given a verdict for $4,000 against Pillsbury
and others. Lee says the -four mills al
over the country have heenusing his ipven
tlon without paying him q royalty, and hi
eentemplatcs requiring other millers to ac
cGant to him for the use Of his patent.
Sick Headache cured hy DR.. Miles Nervine.
, 1892-02-02

6. Nosohka has removed his tailoring
establishment from his old stand to Wash
ington street, between Fourth and Fifth,
in the Washington club building, feb2-tf
, 1892-02-02
Wooll and BARK,

All kinds Of dry wood and bark for sale
by the undersigned, sizes TO order.
JoHN D. RKAeH.
Office at Foster & Iaberee's. Tel, 3.
, 1892-02-02
nrEAmrsm r-HNt.s.

ENNgT 8@y e2cepg sunday EMa M@8lAnHaAh @Fs
tlvet 3e0m Eano@n at g& @ Mm returning
lcAWeE As E&sEs. tnF TACOMA and Aaait&s
Clara @r9mm ig&Nes 02Tmr&m EMeH6aw, Thurs.
day aM4 saturday Al ANA scr Tacoma AMA Se.
Aif8ry &asnFmimN 3aAvc8 Mondays Wednesdays
AMG FttaagR a& @ Nma
FnF shslsnas Me M4ilie lrapcs datly a1cers
sunday at M An. Returning arrives here ~
nmls, connecting both wAyx wBth TIE Mnltno.
naAh.
Kog &amgiehsc. anA shelton Doctor lnapct
4ailY A. am. fpiafninR, arrives at& pm.
, 1892-02-02
GUIDE.
=@@aftaaa
NORTHERN rACfEEr HHNE.

NoF HerisAmd is Cate Cgtg ssS1 am.
Fng Cats cli9. Ceuualia and Chchalls. 6sis
mm.
Eef &ouirsano and 0rAst iiaghaF j,asnia SD
fes Facgna aHa sfastle s.as and pma
ERAtss ARhxE
Fr0m cenfnaila. chfAalts and Gate city. a0e
Am.
ffan rarg1mn8 Centragla. ChehMgse nafn cliy
AansN8Ann ANA hsaHx MAfsns pa8nRN p,ua.
NreM NanemA sm& seattle s@1 am ama
8stt n.m.
, 1892-02-02
AG.L ABOUT rHE NAILS.

Dairy.
Catif0Fala AuA southern states and
Nugs MathaF and Coast polmm Ss1smm
IacoraA aftd lower sound points - $50 am
EumwatoF ycnimo and an points south S.I5mm
Easiern stataf and All painu eaKi ana
nosth ...... ....... gsls pm
AN southern Washington and Oregon
rQiAis. south and eastern and north
ern states .,... ...,....s 40 =. m
ficenrins Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday ............ ....s.... IAN.
Eamllche aud shelton, daily except
sunaay ................... $3.50. sst5 am.
ARRIVALS.
nkmr.
Points uofih. uregon ana roina on
y Z. e n Fouh q Tacoma , ss&5 am,
Nriieb Columbia and points north
and east 60 Wisconsin and Hast
era Washington ..... .,....,...s... tls5Q am.
4ra8A haflof and Co1gi poiutz .,... $500 pm
AumWntef and Ncninn s...ss.s....... $500 pm.
Eastern states aud California, ... 500 p.m
laeoiiia and Lower Sound fpiutE..s.. 8sa0 p,m
, 1892-02-02

Providence, Feb. 2-The Barnaby will
known as the Chester will, will be pre-
sented for probate when those interested
In the will from Chester, Pa, win appear.
, 1892-02-02
california tarain market.
iii Feeling Brewing,

SAN FRAEcrsoo, Feb. 2.-Wheat. buyer
season, 81 .62s<
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
PECK's BLUFF.
He viii Not Give Up the Individual Reports.
THREATENS REVENGE.
The Dirty Rascal Trying to Excuse His
False Report.

New YORK, Sept. ia morn
ing paper publishes the following !:
Labor Commissioner Peck intends
to make things warm for those who
have questioned his now famous
report. He came to New York yes
terday and was seen at the Victoria
hotel by a reporter. He talked
freely and seemed to be perfectly
content with the outlook in the
proceedings which will be
settled by this week. When asked
as to the truth of the statement
that he burned or caused to be de-
stroyed individual reports from
which the report was compiled, he
said the papers had not been and
would not be destroyed, but Mr..
Anderson and other mugwumps or
anti-snappers, as they called them
selves, would not get them. | OBJ
ldlLbu LILO ulOoO VI tHOSS iCpOl 10
on my personal pledge no
names to be disclosed.
| could not have obtained data 9TH
erwise, as the law does not give
me power to require facts concern
ing any mans private business.
The same rule holds good in all the
states where there are statistical
bureaus, and also obtaining figures
for the United States census. In
Massachusetts it is by statute
made a misdemeanor to reveal
such facts. / wrote personal letter
to thousands Of manufacturers, who
refused to send figures aksed for in
my circular, and on my promise to
keep the names secret they intrusted
me with facts. / will not break my
word, no matter what the conse-
quences. / will go to jail first.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
ASlATtC CHOLERA IN TEXAS.
Gainesville Reports Two Deaths and Fou
New Cases.

DENIsoN, Tex, Sept. 19.-ReIi-
able information from Gainesville,
about thirty miles west cf this city,
is to the effect that cholera has ap-
peared in Gainesville, and that two
deaths have resulted from it. Four
new cases were reported yesterday.
The epidemic was brought there by
a party of immigrants destined to
Mennonite colony, at Muenster, four
teen miles west of Gainesville.
The health officer in this city re-
ceived information the other day to
be on the lookout for a party of
Russian jew immigrants from an
infected European port. Instead
of coming by way of Denver they
went by the Frisco route, and
when they landed in Gaines
vile the disease made its appear
ance. The reports are verified by
j. d. Ferguson, claim agent Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway,
Strict quarantine regulations are
now enforced by the health officers,
and the disease may be held in
check.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

ELIZABETH, N. j., Sept. l9.-
John Susce, supposed at first to
have cholera morbus, is dying at the
city hospital. Physicians there
entertain grave doubts as to the
real status Of his malady. Physician
Greene summoned to the hospital
the entire medical and surgical staff
comprising ten of the leading
physicians of the city. They were
called to diagnose the case. Presi-
dent Whalen, of the bureau of
health was notified by the chairman
of the health committee that Susce's
death was caused from cholera
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
The Dalton Gang.

Ell PAso, Sept. 1.-THE rumored
arrest of the Dalton, gang train
robbers, at Deming, N. M, can not
be verified, although reporter for
The Times of this city has been in
vestigating the case since the al
legged capture. Railroad officials are
at work on the case, and United
States Marshal Williams being
looked for, but without success.
The opinion there is no truth in the
reported capture is gaining ground,
but there is still mystery about
the entire business.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
THe G. A. R.
First Day of the Week at Washington.
Grand Display.

First Day of the week at Washington
Grand Display.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 10
To-day the Grand Army Of the Re-
public begins the first day of the
weeks reunion in the city of Wash
ington. For days past comrades
have been gathering from every
part of the Union. Great cities,
small towns, little hamlets and the
solitary farm house have sent quo
tas, greater or smaller, and the re-
suit is the attendance no man can
closely estimate. 1t far surpasses
any ever before seen in Washing
ton. All through last night
trains arrived in so many
sections as constitute an intricate
problem in railroad management,
and every train was laden with COM
rades, their wives, sons and oaugh-
ters, beside there were many sight
seers not connected with the 6. A.
r., attracted by the spectacular dis
plays expected to be seen during the
week. All these people were taken
care of as they arrived by members
of the reception committee. Nearly
all the streets and avenues were elab-
orately and handsomely decorated,
but the display on historic
Pennsylvania avenue from the
Capitol to the Washing
ton equestrian statue, Twenty
second street, was particularly bril-
liant. The citizens seem to have
taken special interest on this occa-
sion, and nearly every building along
the entire route of the great parade
Tuesday is almost completely COW
cred with flags and bunting, bearing
such legends as "Welcome to the
G. A. r." "Welcome Veterans" +"
"Welcome to the Nations Defend
ers." The public buildings received
special care in decorations, and
those of the White House and treas
ury department are conspicuously
elaborate and beautiful.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

ALBUQUERQUE, Sept. 1.-THE
investigation ordered from the war
department, making an inquiry into
the cases leading to the facts con-
nActed with the killing of Lotte
Smith, one Of the late Brigham
Young's destroying angels at Yuba
City, Ariz., last June by Navajoe
Choctaws, have been concluded by
the military detail from Washington,
resulting Gin finding, according to
evidence adduced at the investiga-
ton, Of justifable homicides.