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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04

weapon away from him, but not until he
During the melee Twigg received a bad
looking eye, his wife being compelled TO
hit him in self defense.
The police Of the Fourth station were
notified aud Sergt. Prout and Lieut..
Horton went Immediately to the house
at the corner Of Dean aud Washing ton
streets and arrested him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Chased M. wife win . Knife.

In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing James Iwigg was sentenced to thirty
days at the Providence county Jail for
assaulting his wife. Jennie l.. Twige
Iwlgg came home yesterday considerably y
under the influence OF liquor aud com
menced 70 chase his wife over the house
lie continually threatened her life and
pranulshed big knit. Ills mother.in.
law came 10 the assistance of his VIII.
and eventually both women got the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
A DAY or GRACE.

Travel the way appointed,
But one day at time.
"Give us this day our daily bad"
Saith the prayer sublime.
Let 20 the hard to-morrows,
The yesterdays OF pain,
And live . perfect life to-day,
without sad refrain.
Like the Egyptian exiles,
Our past and future stopped;
Upon us like heavy dew
Gods mamma shall be dropped.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Payne. I'm Bctroit Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' Printed Handkerchiefs that
were l0c........... Now &c
Ladies' Colored Embroidery All Linen
Handkerchiefs that were soc. ..,... Now csc
Ladies' Fancy Printed All Linen Hand
kerchiefs that were 6211c............ Now e8c
Ladies' Black Silk Handkerchiefs, with
white embroidery, that were SI.OO.N 3,lSc
Ladies' Embroidered Linen and silk
Handkerchiefs that were Sl.50 and
......................Now $1.OO
Ladies' Muslin DeSoi Handkerchiefs
that were 80 and 15c. Now 25c. each
Ladies' White Embroidered II. S. Hand
kerchiefs that were &c.. Now 1sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Prints and
Ginghanns.

One case of best quality Dark Dress
Prints worth Sc. per yard at. Ago
250o yards of Simpsons Prints In silver
greys, black and white, and Indigo
blue and white in short lengths from
3]S to ~ yards price in longer lengths
DC. per yari........ ........ This lot SC. I'd
800 yards Corded Taffetta reduced from
lStHc. ........................6l2
20 pieces of desirable Plaid Dress Cling
hams, best American quality, marked
from 1eI.c. per yard to.................6l6c
3 pieces OF Embroidered Polka Dot
Scotch Ginghams reduced from 42c. to
21c. just half price.
800 yards of French Challies marked
from ooc. 70 62lhc. ......................At3 3Jc
These goods are in desirable dress
lengths. no old stuff or remnants.
200 yards of Silk and Wool Challies, for
mer price rs and s7t6c. per yard. .........47o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
The Right Word.

WILL have just written poem to my
fnsncee. 10 begins;
Ny longing heart doth rest
Upon my Lsurs's chest.
Jack-wouldn't breastn be more
poetical than "chestf'
Perhaps, but not so appropriate.
She is rich.-Truth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04

oh, lucky a. is that the world he'er knows
The silent but awful remark
That over the deaf mute's fingers flows
when he steps on tack In the DARK.
ppueh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Bed Spreads.

100 Handsome White Spreads made from
three-ply yarn, were sl..5. For 81 90
100 White Marsailles Spreads, handsome
patterns, worth Sl.75. For sI.3,lS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Big Slaughter
in Buttons.

900 gross of dress size buttons, in metal,
pearl crochet, crochet and jet. were
sold from l5c. 10 60c. per doz. z............
...................,....... Choice DC. doz
500 gross OF cloak size buttons, in metal,
pearl. crochet and jet and jet goods,
were sold from &c. TO Zoe. doz. At 71sc. dor
100 gross of dress size ivory buttons, all
colors, goods were sold from &C. 10 l0c.
per doz....................... At Sc. dor
800 gross of white pearl buttons, suitable
for underwear, sizes. s............At &c. dor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
SnallWares.

q doz. Misses Hose Supporters, with
shoulder brace combination. ...... Only 1Oc
3doz. Ladies' Fancy Frllled Silk Side
Supporters, with gilt and silver clasps,
FORMER price 10c. c......................Fo 25c
3 doz. Gents Combination Suspender
and Hose Supporter, especially adapted
for bicyclists, former price 5oc. pair.
'.''''.'.................. Now S5c
/ lot of Feather Stitched Braid Cotton.
lot of Lightweight Dress Shields. ....
..'.''.'s.. '''..''''s.''.......... lS12c. pair
lot of Fancy Cotton Elastic Web. .....
Observation-Disclosures. &c. per yd
lot OF Mourning Pins, put up in mirror
boxes. only &c. per box
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Monday Taking Stock!
To-day Taking Losses!
Dress Goods

To begin with. Perfect fabrics. Worth
just as much to-day as yesterday, but have
lab pieces more than we ought 90 have. Here
they are six lots of them.
70 pieces of 36-inch AIl-Wool Suiting.
former price 50c.. .... 80. To close :5c. per yd
e5 pieces All-WoolI Bedford Cord. full
line of colors, former price soc. .........
...........................T To close 30c. per yd
10 pieces l0-inch all fine Cord, former
price e55c...............To close at 40c. per I'D
IL pieces OF 36-inch Atwood Fancy Fig
ured Suiting, former price 75c ........
.............. ..........To close at SOC. per yd
30 pieces All-wool Imported Scotch
Plaids and Checks, former price Sl.OO
and $i.25.......To close soc. and Doc. per yd
II pieces 50-inch All-wool suiting. for
mer price Sl.25. .........To close zoe. per yd
Also all Remnants at 331s per cent OFF
regular price Lengths from Pa to 8
yards. Many of these are just right
for children's dresses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04

Luscomb and l.. A. Pressey. Capt.
George Ii. Pettis ofIiciated as master of
ceremonies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04

3-inch Black Flounsing. with white en-
broidery, that was 80 and 62lsc .....,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Now Sic per yard
2-inch Navy, Gray, ETC., that was &c.,.
'''''''''''''''.'.......... Now Sic
Remnants Of White 45-inch Flouncing
that was 25c. Now I5c ward
Colored Allover that was JOc. ..
.....Now csc per yard
Hemstitched Tucked Aprons, Goods that
were 3714c yard Now csc yard
Muslin insertions that were 15c and alc
per yard rd......................No Now 1Oc yard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Shoes.

Ladies' Fancy Low Shoes and Slippers
for evening wear.
One lot of about 300 pairs. mostly made
by the celebrated makers, T.. C. Burt
a Co, made TO retail at $780, S4.O0
and $500 per pair. 49,. For this sale 81 95
Ladies' ooze Oxfords, in all coors, made
from White Bros. choicest stock, by
skilled workmen..,..Fo For this sale s..e5
No exchanges sale is final.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Jewelry.

1900 Shell Hair Pins, regular price, SOC
dozen. ......... ... For this sale, 15c dozen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
BrOnZeS.

100 Elegant Clock Figures, worth s1.oOto
sL75..................Tw Two Lots, 49c and 9sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
BOSTON
S 7 ORE.
Dress trimmings.
SEVEN LOTS.

lst-Lot Colored silk Ornaments. were
Soc. each. ch......................... Now Sc
2d-Lot Colored silk Tassels were 5Oc.
uoz' z''''''''''.'...,..'....... .,....Now lOc
3d-Lot Colored silk Fringes, were sl.O0
and Sl.62 yard .............Now 25 and soc
4th-Lot Colored silk Featherine Trim
mings, were 39c. yard. Now 1Oc
5th-Lot Black Cord and Tassel Girdles,
were Sl.25. .25...................No Now 25c. each
Gth-Lot Pearl ana Fancy Trimming.
short lengths. =. One fourth their value
7th-Lot for use only on ball or party
dresses, French feather trimmings,
with nicely finished edges, regular
prices S9.45 and ssG2 per yard. Now soc. I'd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Underwear.

Ladies' Vests for evening wear. 20 doz.
Ladies' Low Neck Silk Ribbed Vests
in cream, white, pink, blue and laven-
der, worth Sl.25. s3c. each
20 dozen Ladies' Low Necked Richelieu
Ribbed Silk Vests in cream, white,
pink, blue and lavender. Have sold
for SL50. Sl.1eIS each
20 dozen Mems Camel Hair and Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers. Never sold
for less than SlOO. Now 79c. each
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Millinery.

Is DOZEN FRENCH FELT HATS
reduced from Sl.50 and $500. ..........To 75c
FUR FELT. newest shapes, in all the
desired shades; great bargain. n.........".e5c
CHOICE ASSORTMENT TRIMMED
HATS. positively worth $500 and
$1,000. W.......................... S3.05
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04

S11o W. 1Ss
80 VELVET sHAwLS reduced from
S3. .OO......................... Now S2.OO
@5 FUR BEAVER sHAwLs reduced
from SO 90 and Sc. Now -. 90
so LONG sHAwLs. 72xlA, former
price $3.50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Now $500
90 FINE ALL-wOOL LONG SHAwLs,
72xlA, cheap at $3.50 ......,...... For $500
Our entire stock of Camel's Hair. otter and
Fine Velvet Shawls marked down 10 close.
80 HONEYCOMB sHAwLs. nice for
the house, cheap at Sl.00.. For s5c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Books.

Our ss.oo line comprises Silver, Gold
and Horn Handles on Fine Union Silk
Umbrellas. which have been selling at
$780,
The $3.50 line includes 20 and 2s-inch
Umbrellas. In all styles OF handles,
which have been selling at $3.50, $500
and $500.
In the $500 line We have placed all re-
naming of our choice novelties. Um.
brellas which were selling ut prices
ranging from s. TO Sl2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Infants Wear.

The balance of our line of Children's
Short Cloaks. They comprise many
beautiful little garments; sizes from6
months to years. To close we offer
them at a reduction of 50 per cent;
prices range ........ From 81. so to q O. 90
CHILDREN's SILK AND PLUSH
CAPS, all new styles, we offer at one
half the regular price; prices range
....trom :5c to $500 each
CHILDREN's MITTENs, slightly
soiled, regularly sold from 25c to Soc.
.......s.....'..........,. ...Chotce 1Oc Pair
DRAWERS, "KNICKERBOCk-
EDS" AND NIGHT DRAWERS,
Hamburg trimmed. ....... Choice csc Pair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
Blankets.

Only 100 pairs of Blankets in white and
grey, slightly soiled; the prices range
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
White Goods
Department.

White and colored scrims for sash cur
'aihs' "orth oc......".. AT DC
A lot of Quaker Cords. for evening
dresses, reduced from lsc. To 10c
line of elegant Lace Toilet Sets, re-
duced from $500 and $500 each......
.....".............To To from s1.O0 to se.5O
lots OF Lace Tides that sold for 55c and
Sl25..".......R Reduced to csc and rs each
Remnants of Cream and White Curtain
Nets at half price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
First Come, First Choice.
Hosiery.

80 dozen Mems natural and Camel's
Hair Half Hose. These have been
sold at S5c, will close out during sale...
.............. AT 12lSc. pair
80 dozen Ladies' Black Ribbed CASH
mere Hose, usual price soc. per pair
will offer........... AT 25c. pair to close
30 dozen Misses Black Ribbed Cash
mere Hose, size z TO o, former price soc.
viii be put on. ....... This sale at 25c. pair
10 dozen English Merino Socks for child
reu'''s''.'.. ..,......oc. pair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
BOSTON
STORE.
HouseFurnishings


L. Rocking Horses. reduced from ssl9 to
..''........'............. ..."...""..SI.:o
Enameled Fire Screens. ens................... 45c
Enameled Frames for Work Stands. .... 4Sc
Enameled Brackets, reduced to. =. 30 and a5c
Enameled Bamboo Tables, reduced from
oic- to.........'. ..........'................ 2oc
Enameled Bamboo Tables, reduced from
o9c. to........ ..........."............ 45c
200 Fancy Towel Racks, were 39c. :. Now e5c
800 Glass Fruit Bowls, were .....Now I5c
Van Densen Egg Whip Spoons were lOc.
'''.'''''''.'.''.'''''.... Now DC
Pillsbury Flower Sleeves. best In the
worid, were zoc... .........."........Now loc
Patent Griddle Cake Pans, were Soc. Now Ioc
Wood-Handle fosters, were l0c. ...... Now 20
Patent Cake Pans, were soc. Now csc
10 doz. White Granite Saucers, reduced
to'''..'..'' "....."........"..35c. dor
$50 Japanese Scrap Baskets, reduced to-.
''''''.'........'.......... ..25c. each
600 japanese Stand Work Baskets. re-
duced to..'''..... ..1Oc. each
1000 Japanese Extension Handle Busters
............................ .1Oc. each |
$50 doz. Thin Blown Tumblers. go. .33c. dox |
As Standard Work Baskets. Choice for s1.oO
Special inducements on our 1Oc.. a5c. and
SOC. Counters during this sale.
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Gloves.

Odol lines Of Kid Gloves to be closed out
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. At soc. per pair
We do not intend to carry over any Fur
Gloves. Notice the price. Were $3.50,
$50 and $3.50. Now $500 per pair
The balance of our popular sl.OO silk
Mitten.. .....................At6 At 69c. per pair
Asbestos Glove for men positively fire.
proof. Reduced to soc. per pair
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
Have done Mad win DclIcht.

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, Aug. 23.-The
news that the Cherokee Strip would bc
opened Sept. 10, when received, caused
the greatest excitement among tho
boomers, 1900 Of whom are campcd
here, and tho rejoicing as tho news
spread was of tho widest description.
There was n mammoth demonstration
with n parade, boniires and speeches.
From every point OH tho Strip where
boomers have conferred come reports Of
demonstrations. Men seem to have gone
mad with delight and women arc not
far behind them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1898.

chairman OF the committee; Elections,
p'Ferral Of Virginia; Judiciary, Culber-
ion Of Texas; interstate and foreign COM
nerce, Wise OF Virginia; rivers and har-
bors, Blanchard Of Louisiana; agriculture,
Hatch Of Missouri; military affairs, Outh.
waite Of Ohio; naval affairs, Cummings Of
New Yojk; postofliccs and post roads,
Henderson Of North Carolina; public
lands, McRae Of Arkansas; public build
ings and grounds, Bankhead Of Alabama;
Pacific railroads, Reilly Of Pennsylvania;
education. Euloe Of Tennessee; labor, Nc
tann Of Illinois; militia, Forman Of ILL
nois; patents, Colbert Of New York; invalid
pensions, Martin Of Indiana; claims, Bum
Of North Carolina; wal claims, Bcltzhoo-
yer of Pennsylvania; immigration anu
naturalization, Gcissenbainer OF Now
Jersey.
The chief surprise In the makeup Of
the committees, IA stated In the foregoing,
IL the change made In Springer's position.
He had insisted that IL was improbable
that he would DO dcposed from the head
Of the ways and means, but all things
were possible, and others thought his con-
idence likly to DO mistaken. But no
body had thought Of him for head Of the
banking and currency committee; he was
generally" accorded the head Of the for
eign affairs if he lost the ways and
means. General o~pinion, however. was as
mistaken as Springer. An intimate
friend Of Crisp said that he had consulted
nc one In arranging the list. Tho explana.
tiop for this action was, tho gentleman
said, that there had been 30 much fric'
ton occasioncd two years ago that he (ths
speaker) preferred TO make the selections
ton without advice or assistance and as
sumo the entire responsibility for the
wolk.
In addition to tho changes Of chairmen
the rank and file of the committees have
undergone an unusually radical change,
former membership being In many cases
no indication OF continuance on that par
ticular committee. For instance Cobb OF
Alabama and Paynter Of Kentucky are
not on the committee Of elections, and Z,
X. Breckenridge Of Arkansas Is not on the
committee on appropriations. Cannon
goes to the foot Of the committee Of which
he was chairman In the Fifty-flrst con
gress, and Gear Of Iowa again finds him
self on the committee on ways and means
The committee on coinage, weights, ant
measures IL said to be In favor Of free coin
age, nine to eight (the Utah delegate no
having u vote, while tho committee OF
banking and currency Is said to DO op
posed to free coinage, eleven to six.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
A Branch Of the hank of France,

ASPEN, Colo, Aug. 23.--Ex-Senator
Smith, chairman Of tho French finance
committee, is investigating mining prop
critics here and is said to DO the accredited
agent Of tho Bank Of France, which is
considering the advisability of establish
ing a branch in Denver with a view to
controlling the output Of all silver mines
Of tho west. The directory of the bank
would DO composed Of Colorado capital
lists, but the manager would DO from the
parent house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25

Judge NAPOLEON BoNEPARTE TAYLOR,
at indianapolis.
PETER HUTCHINSON, one Of the oldest res
idents OF Racine, Wis.
GEORGE 5. SEYMOUR, a pioneer resident
Of LaPorte, Ind.
CARL MUELLER, the well. known painter,
at Berlin.
Professor WALTER q. BATES, prominent
attorney OF Georgia, at Rockford, Ills.
RICHARD BOND, pioneer railroad build
or, at Toronto.
PETER HErNER, a pioneer Of Mclean
county, at Lexington, Ills.
T.. MARSHALL MCCRAy, ex-mayor Of
Grand Rapids, Mich.
JEFF HAWKINS, the well known horse
man, at Chicago.
JOHN w. CASTELAR,, well-known land.
scape painter at New York.
NICHOLAS II. voEoHLTY. ex-mayor Of
Allegheny City, Pa.
~. BALLANrfNE, well-known journal.
Ut at Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
POSTS THAT OTHERS OBTAINED.

a Georgian for tho Head Of h Pensions
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In view Of the rulings OF the pension
bureau that committee also becomes one
Of considerable interest, as Is M follows;
Moses OF Georgia, chairman; Henderson
Of North Carolina, John of Virginia,
Houk Of Ohio, Snodgrass Of Tennessee,
Taylor Of Indiana, Lisle Of Kentucky,
Clark Of Missouri, Baker of Kansas,
toudenslager Of New Jersey, Lusac :of
South Dakota, White Of Ohio, Tawner Of
Minnesota.
Then the best posts Of honor left were
given ~ follows, the psrson named being
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
lDOics for Senator,

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-A Worlds special
from Des Moines, H., says; The name Of
Governor Horace Boics will DO presented
to the Democratic state convention on
Aug. 90 rs the party's choice for United
States senator, and there Is no doubt that
II will be Endorsed. This course was de-
termined by q conference Of the Demo.
Gratis OF Des Moines. A consultation was
had with Governor Boies to learn his
wishes. He does not desire the office OF
either governor or senator, but he will not
refused to respond to the call Of his
party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
Tuesdays National League Game,

At Philadelphia Philadelphia. ~;
Cleveland, 8; Taylor and Cross; Young
and o. Conner. =
At Washington - Washington, 2;
Louisville, s; Stevens and Mcclure;
Menifee and Grim.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; st.
Louis, l; Hawke and Robinson; Breiten-
stein, Pietz and Buckley.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburg,
/; Kennedy and Daley; Killen and
Mack.
At New York-New York. II; Chi
cago, z; German and Wilson; Hutchison
and K%ittsedge.
At Boston-Boston, z; Cincinnati, 4;
Gastright and Merritt; Chamberlain and
Vaughn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
VOORHEES, LISTENED TO
He Favors Disseminating the
g Purchase Of Silver Bullion.
APPLAUSE IN THE GALLERIES

Stewart Of Nevada Makes an Address-pro
ccedinss of the IIouse--Dutics Taken on
From Articles Intended Tor Exhibition
1t the California Midwintcr Exposition.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-In the scrate
Mr.. Allen pop, Ecb.) offered an amend.
ment to the Voorhees, repeal bill in the
form OF q provision for the coinage of
silver at the present ratio of 10 to | un.
der the same conditions enforced rs t.
the coinage of gold, and directing the
coinage without unnecessary delay) of
the silver bullion now in the treasury.
1t was referred to the finance committee,
as was also a bill introduced by Mr..
PETER pop, KAN for the reduction of
the salaries of all the government Of
ficers from $1,000 upwards by 10 and 20
per cent.
There was gathered within the walls
OF the senate chamber a larger attend.
ance of spectators in the galleries than
there has been seen for many a day.
The occasion was the announcement
that the senate was to be addressed by
VOORHEES, Dem.. Ind.), chairman of the
finance committee, in support of the bill
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25


reported by him disseminating the pur-
chase of silver bullion. The speech was
listened to from beginning to end with
close and eager attention, both on the
floor and in the galleries.
He had not been speaking more than
a quarter of an hour when he noticed
Stewart rep, New rise as If to put q
question, but Voorhees, declined to yield
and resumed the delivery Of his speech.
He was o again interrupted--this
time by applause in the galleries, follow
ing an encomium on President Glove.
land. This wa checked by Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson, who threatened to clear
the galleries should it be repeated.
Thea ,ech was followed by an argu-
- sent from Dubois (Rep., Ida.) in oppo.
stion to the bill, a. n measure to estab.
liA gold monometallism; and by one
from Palmer Dem, Ills,) in support of
tho bill, and suggesting the difficulty, il
not the impossibility, of bimetallism &c.
cording to the Chicago platform.
Stewart (Rep., New addressed the
senate. He compared the position Of
Voorhees, to that of a Missouri judge,
who, in a decision OF a fugitive slave
case before the war, was said to have
''given the law to the north and the ae.
gro to the SOUTH"
The last hour or two Of the days ses'
sion passed in a discussion of Cockrell's
amendment to the bill for the increase
of national bank circulation, but no &C.
ton was taken upon it and the senate
adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
Saturday, Aug. 10.

The military was put in possession OF
Bombay. again to prevent Hindoo-Muss
man riots.
Major Frank Brownell. who slew Jack.
son, the hotel keeper who shot Ellsworth
In 1862 at ut Alexandria, Va, Is visiting
the Worlds fair.
The Virginia Democratic convention re-
fused to adopt free silver resolutions.
At an institute conducted by leading
negroes Of the south, held at Birmingham
Ala, Prof. A. ii. Councils advocated the
scheme Of all the negroes going back to
Africa.
The annual meeting Of the American
Association for the Advancement Of Sci
ence commenced at Madison, Wis, with
some 100 members In attendance.
A rule IN effect In Leipzig, Saxony, rs
sesses the expense Of calling out the fire
department on the owner Of the house
where the fire originated.
by a recently issued imperial edict won
en- are hereafter dobarred from acting as
editors on Japanese papers. even In the
conduct Of cooking and household jour
mails or departments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-25
A Fatal Panic In u Church.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 23.-Mis-
chievous boys got under tho church ut
New Providence and battered the floor
with heavy timbers. Tho congregation,
thinking tho house was falling, became
panic stricken and in tho rush one man
was killed. Jennie Grover was probably
fatally injured. Mrs. Cooks legs wero
broken and many others were badly
hurt.