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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
COPIES OF THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
SEIZED.

Toronto. March 22.-The Postohice authorities nave
eeized several copies of "rbe Congressional Rec-
ord " containing speeches Of Representative "Tom
l. Johnson on the Wilson bill and addresses by
-. coorce on "Protcction and Free Trade"
n ,a.ts.. uere addressed to .. NJ. Hudson. a
,r,t,or, ,eral advocate Of the sinSe-taN theory.
postmaster Pat,eson says the seizure was made
on instructions from headquarters. and that the
IIttd ~ c,atce Congress frank Is not recognized III
.aL. Tho exclamation does not satisfy Mr. Hui-
@ Who saws that several thousand copies OF the
son. ~io ~, ~ ."rhe Record" have been sent to In
taing d5s" i ,bis city and he has made formal
iand unon the Postmaster-General Tor his mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

London March 22.-In the House OF Commons To-
oay. John Morley. Chief Secretary for irelanu' an
nonnced that the Reg.stra;ion bill 10 be intro
uucef by the Government would apply to lre.anu
dom ~ ' 'i P"''' u NV
Mr.. Morley In reply 10 a question in regard TO the
aesp9rted eviction Of ten families from the s .stats
90 Lord Dillon. at Lough Glynn near Casuer' the
na ssSs the Government had Information on n ~,
In,est He added that the police were not EN- eur
si1eu sio2 70 assis; the emergency men on any sd
rso;; n;; ,ne Evicted Tenants bill. Mr Morley
bon b%a be pressed forward speedily as posspe. n
sroS,ssnh sSsn ne could not promise that II wou.d De HI
"sv,TTuced before Wnits,:ntide
LberenS S.@sndard" @ says that ! H. Da.zel
VI VIII present TO the House OF commons
,a setting forth the Governments views on tne
cavsuons which have arisen between the HOUSE Va
commons and the Housn Of Lords
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
DEATH TOENEMIE'S OF BRAZIL
PEIXOTO REVIvEs DEGREES AUTHORIZE
ING EXECUTION WITHOUT TRIAL
THEY COVER PERSONS WHO ABETTED TIE re-
FOREIGNERS As WELL AS BRAZILIAN
svBJECTs-MELLO'S WARsII1P5
MO<TENIDFO
OFF MONTENIDEO.
(Copyrigh,. 1874: III tn, Cnu,G Press

fC,pyri7h,. isg, III The Cn,',G Preis.)
Rio Janeiro March Il. via Montevideo. March
22-Prcsident Peixo;o has revived the imperial
dccrees of 1888 and ISL These DEGREES authorize
the execution. without formal trial Of all persons
who have taken up arms against the Govern
ment as well as those who have aided or
abetted. directly indirectly. the cause of an in
surrection The persons coming within the scope
Of the provisions in question are not necessarily
Brazans. All foreigners who have in any way
supported or co-opcrated with the insurgents
are liable equally with the natives to the sum-
mary treatment contemplated by the DEGREES.
To what extent the power Of execution without
trial Is t. bc carried IS not yet known. In view
of the present numbr: of State prisoners the
possibilities are tremendous.
The MOntsvilco division OF President PeiXotos 8
fleet has been ordered To Rio Grande do SUI, SO
as t. convey from Maito Crosse the reinforce
mcnts needed by Governor Castillo
Buenos Ayres March 22.-The insurgent war
ships Aqu!daban and Repubca. with which Ad-
mral Mcllp sailed to the southwark from RIO
some time ago. are reported 20 be cruising near
MaldOnadc sixty miles t. the eastward of Monte
Vico II Is believed that they are awaiting the
departure from Montevideo OF President PeiX-
OtO'S vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
THE CAR To EMPEROR WILLIAM
He DESIRES TIE GERMAN SOvEREIGN's 'co-

THE CZAp tn ENPEROR WILLIAM
- - .. ...,,.,.. ,o,.,,Dr,cx,s ,co
'' ''"'''''' '"' w
OPERATION IN MAINrNNINd fEACE-THE
AUSTEO- RUSSIAN COIMEECGAL TREATY
r,,.,,,, ,r,r.h oo .-b. .,,to,ts of rho Cars
t,.. v-,ut.,, ,htob ,,as
""'"7'"''' '''''' - ''' ,.,.
conveyed mere lAS' week ~ '''Hc'"' We" "crue''
German Ambassador - i''lSsi" nave JUST peen
made pubic. After cpneratuiaiing Germany ana
Russia on the conclusion of the commercial
treaty tho car expresses the hope that he will
bo,, ,h ,l.,s,,r. r. ,,aetinr tbc E,npcror on
,i,,. ,.., ,,,, - ,h, prcr,,, Military n,9roctvrcs
,,,, o,,.,,, II. l.si,o. b. s,vs that ne and
next autumn IL H'9li''' IT, says '"'' "' W
the German Emperor shall cooperate IN main
,af,,rc the nooc,f,,l relations Of their peoples.
.d.H.h6 '"e P'"'''"' '''"''' " ~
Vienna March 22-It IS reported that the Rus
.,t g.. ,-,,t,., , common
sian delegates appointed u heE"'''' o. comm,
'''' "'''' ven '"''''' -,
the Car ~ withdraw their demand ''i' ""S''''
reduce the duty on Russian corn without re-
ceiving any compcisauhF '9h'oS"'"" l.L '''' i 49,,
WA which vas threatened between N"''tld anu
Russia is thereby avc.ied. ana me conclusion
OF the treaty is now regarded As certain.
,..u-..
l. the Holy Alliance Of the Vienna and Verona
conrr,s,cs I05-l,el. to be- formed again between
the imperial representatives, of toe So-c''l'l hNhe
rrrb,, a., rpr,,co the two cable dispatches above
would seem to point IN thAt 'rrcuo"' ann "'' wv"
the Czar's letter to Emperor William IS the rost
'i-i''' ''''' 10 ,.-,-,.. ..t-. ,..
t'' other sid' OF thr A'hNu'. '.f'''"E' N' ''-'
=, - have rot 90 guard against any Holy Alliance.
. rr..fl,,, Ni,rr-. dil when ho hoard about the
. -, t.,.,.,. ,,r.,t.,.l The
verona ''"kt'S'' ""pS' "'''''.''' 49,
liberty and the indepeni'nc" ~ people c''h j" ''
Nov. World Iiuf they cannot but regret that kind
a., ... .,. 49,. F,~o,.,r
OF PERSONA "i"'n'' "''"''" '"' ' -
EmDcrors should threaten 20 repItcs t'c 10 famous
ard reerett,ble rrlple Alliance between Germany.
,.., -, ~. mt. s,,r,s trI.,-, ll..lv to b.,
Ausula anu i''i!' '"'H S''"''' '''.'', o."
the probable outcome OF the cars l'VeF 70 t'
German Kaiser and the commercial concessions he
-. ....., i..,,..- co,,trr,n~,
- Hdh'nE '' N"S'" = i'"' '7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
rop WELCOMING THE DOCTORS TO ROME

Rome. March 22-King Ilumbert' Queen Mar
earet the fun Court and all the Cabinet MinlS''r"
,vu attend the opening ceremonies or the Ih'eiha-
,ionsl Medical Congress on March 20 premier
Crlspi will deliver speech OF "e'co"V !"
r.r rt,oh nv C;uido Baccelli. president Of the
.oe .u address the delegates in Latin A
c,tizens' committee perfected arrangeInents last
week to entertain the delegates with series o,
magnificent fetes. The historic monuments ana
huudngs OF the city will be illunina'ea mcw0rks r
nssion ~aai viii dene before the guests luncheon
viii be given at the ruins of TIC barns [ o, nns
u,im bc sent out with messages from the congress
10 all parts Of Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
A TORNADO CROSSES THE OHIO RIVER

greensboro Ky, March 22-News of disastrous
storm which swept Curtisville. this county.
has Just reached the city by courier. funnel
shaped cloud swept down Squire McDonalds
place scattered fences like toothpicks and razed
large stock barn. a tobacco barn and stable leaV-
ing hardly piece OF plank to show where the build
ings stood. Some valuable stock was killed. lmple-
rnents were smashed and the tobacco crop ruined.
The cloud struck hill back of McDoaald's house
jumped over the dwelling and did not begin its
work OF destruction again until 1t crossed TIE ONO
River Much damage was done on the Indiana
shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Milwaukee. WIS., March 22-Archbishop Ireland.
of St Paul. has forwarded to Monsignor S@loii' as
hIs choice for successor to the see of ST. Cloud,
Nf,rn made yacan; by Bishop Zardettis elevation
% the Rumania archbishopric. the name OF Father
irootc. a German prl,st OF the 81 PAU dioees,.
The Milwaukee candidate Is me ' cry heN. y, VI.
Apr.en TrJDec IS an utra-Liberd fArenDshop
Zarietti is directed. With Archbishop ireland, to
name a temporary administrator. Nici'-"eherdi
Bauer will probably be cnoS,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
, pOLT STRIKES MINISTER'S HOUSE.

po,, William G. e-,at,ln n retired missionary. who
spent most of his life among the Indians OF tie
North Pacific coast was struck by nshtnng 'ast
nIot and nenrly demolished or It's seven occupants
four were stunned but have since recovered Within
s,ands lIghtninp has struck nine times in the last
few years. and the houses on either side OF t nave
both been struck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
SUSPENSION or 4 NEW LONDON EANK.

Iondon. March 22-The suspension OF the ne"
London and River Plate Bank was announcer TINS
morning The capital stock Of the institution was
Fl 10000 of which half ordinary STOCK ana NAN
nreferred or the total stock AOii95' had Deeh
paid up. The authorities OF the bhhh nave p'"
T'be London and River Plate Bank ialeI N ' Inr'
b,t was rcorganized into the concern whcn n suS ,
rdd p-, 70 dov The suspension had no eject on me
S,nck rvchonce as the bank was "A coinparatNe!
ssnsn one and was known to be weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
RUSSIA AND TIIE BEHRING SEA FISHERIES.

ST. Petersburg. March 22.-Articles. presumably
inspired are being published In the RUSSIAN he"9-
paDers in opposition 20 the renewal Of the Anglo
Ruesian convention regulating the seal fisheries in
Behring Sea- on the ground that II operates against
Russia The contention Is made that RUSSIA -
bound under the terms Of the asreeih'nt 20 I Inn'',
England IS permitted TO make an unlimited c',,ch
during the spring migration OF aeais lI"i.i Wv i 49,,
oncse coasts northwarl These articles hllege that
hundreds Of British sealing vessels are alteaHy ii
Isnanese norts awaiting the opening of the season
when thev can with impunity capture all the sea
tnev can carry without violating any aSreeincn, T.
though in taking these seals they restrict '"e ''-
mate catch In the northern wdters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
n,,c,,r HOPES FOR GLADsToNEs EYES.

Iondon March 23.-'The UaIIy NeWs siy5' i
>-o,,,oeb,n the eye specialist Is confident that Il
NettIen,p. p..aratIon viii restore Mr. Gladsones sig
3Ih'nh n,h,t Se coon will be able to read withou, q
sliehtest difficulty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
WATERS IN THE SOUTHWEST suBsIDINc

St. Louis March 22-The Iron Mountain Railway
tracks In Arkansas with the exception Of the Cam
den Branch. are now out OF water and trains are
running without delay The water H. receding. and
as the weather Is rapidly becoming colder no 10 fur fur
on the road from Malvern to Hot Springs were re-
paired late last night and trains reached there this
morning for the fret time since Monday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
TO PUNISH ANOTHER AFRICAN RULER

TO PUNISH ANOTHER AFRICAN RULER.
GREAT BRITAIN DECLARES WAR ON hl-.H
KABARAGA or rNYOiO.
London, March 22-A dispatch from Uganda says
the Rri,,s sh have declared on King kabaraga
., I-nvor, baca,s. Il his agRr ssivencss against
King T oro the rul 4 lribe fri ndly to The lrisn
kabaragl who Is a p)wf rful cAief. rs nted inc
.r~c ION upon mis- terri cry u scv raj Briush rs
and sont an army punish TJro. whC 'rmitted tn
frs 10 b built. In cons Quence, fTltsh re con.
ss,ing Il Nubian s ldiers undt me G. inIhha II
Car,ein owen has l. sent to meet kabirdEi.s
army Captain owen has with him n MAXIM tuh'
and Kabaragas army is large ana w'Ii--fm'u' D's-
perate ighting is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
n,,p, 1vn1AN DEFICIT $4,000 RUPEES.

Calcutta March 22.-The estimates LOT ''e emu
I'e -. ,odav show a deficit of 29,23OOO)
In the THE accounts for the year lS&9i show that
the revenue IRON, IRON op Years by II $50 900 rupees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

RESOLUTION OF REGRET IN THE sENAlh'
washington. March 1.-THE recent death oil ''ou''
kossuth was the subject OF a resolution adopted !"
,ae senate to-day. the motion of Mr.; Hoar i.yp c
Massl expressing deep regret at the death OF ~ -
M.tustrious patriot and lover OF liberty iorf'e'''
Me guest OF the American people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
MONEY srFPRiGE ~ IOWA

De, Motnes. March 22-The House. BY vote OF 81
70 n. passed the bill granting municipal Suffrage
10 women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23

Berlin. March 22.-The "Heichsanze,ser inaheA
uc ' - .o,to,, N the issuance by the Finance
gwen vnt nna Of treasury bonds 10 cover me imne-
dIate wants Of the Empire Inc iSS"o - "'' ~ ca
cnod 1f5 100000 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
ro MARRY PRINCESS MAUD7

,,srprpy TO MARRY PRINCESS MAUD?
- ,,.rc, 22-The rumor of Lord Rosebery's
lo"'o,', ,,arr,orc 10 the Princess Maud Of
has bern revived with considerable positive
ness in the last days 1t hss have
the clubs but yet ,he rnoP Cannot be corrob.
from han1h na the general opinion 10 that w!ta'
out foundation IN facI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
,,,,,,vcIIcAI. TO CONTINENTAL BISHOPS

,,orcb 22-The Pope has written an en-
-, ,,,,er which will be published tomorrow
- ~, ,o,,er ia addressed to the Bishops Of Poland
Russia rus Austria and Prussia After entering into
aeneral exposition Of the needs OF religious ife
,he pope treats OF the religious cohui',onS IN each
" ~ -. Countries named. giving particular attention
OF tne tne,I lie exhorts the Catholic POLES 10 re-
newed consancy IN their faith under ,cnS tnS dc
h UoIy Sec hac done to merit the c3nhd1nce
OF the Poles and assurcs tn in their favor Tbs
Pape also refers eommonGG Mons mo which
have pdsseu nrotect ne religious interests OF the
tendlns io ~ h The encyclcal IL Infused with a
sn,rt OF conciliation toward H"S'''
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

We are pleased to be able to an.
nounce that the publisher Of The
Inter Ocean has made q special
offer on the weekly edition of that
paper during the present political
campo On. He will send The
Weekly Inter Ocean for six months
to any subscriber OH receipt OF
thirty cents. This is a very low
price for one of the beat and ablest
Republican newspapers in the
country. Cool Republicans should
try to increase its circulation
subscriptions will DO received al
this price from July 1st 10 August
1st. After that the regular prices
will be restored.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Joe Roberts was over from Ter.
auld county Yesterday.

Joe Roberts was over from Jer.
auld county yesterday.
N. N. Spears, of Waterbury.
has brought his barber chair 70
Backus 4 Hull's store and will lie
on hand each Saturday to attend
to any work in that line.
A new back stop. made OF wire
noting, was put up on the ball
grounds Monday and several of
the boys were at work yesterday
getting the grounds in good condi.
ton for the fourth.
2. H. MCGEE moved his family
10 Gam Valley yesterday ard is
living in the rooms over SIechta's
store. He has purchased Nels G.
Nelson's house and will move that
into town the last of the week.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Estherdale.

Last Friday, while a picnic par
ty were amusing themselves in tie
woods near by. they p,actised
shooting their rifles i" a reckless
way, The bullets sang around the
buildings and threw up Tho dirt at
the feet of some OF the members Of
the family. Caution would be
served with q relisl, If the parties
were known.
The horses and cattle for the
Crow Greek Indians have been
issued. The Uakotas seem well
pleased. The wagons, harness and
other implements will be give',
them soon. There has been about
$500 head of stock placed upon
the reservation and with what was
owned before will make nearly
5000 head, which will need some
hay for the next winter.
Corn in this section has not
come we'll owing to tho dry spell.
| Wheat has been damaged and Cali
My make a light crop at the best
Some are p!ow,ng up their wheat
fields and planting to corn.
The cattle ru~stlers are getting
their just dues from late reports.
A large acreage of corn planted
in the south tier of counties came
up well and some was frost bitten.
Wheat sown before the April snow
storm is q failure.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

We wish to notify all our pat.
rons that i: will be impossible TO,
US to handle butter on the Fourth,
and would respectfully reques,
You to bring in your butter before
that date, or keep it until after the
Fourth, as we will have so much
to do that we positively cannot &C.
cept it On that day.
BAcKus & HULL.
9. SLECHrA.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
The Kimball City Pharmacy,
F. A. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.

~ O. >-~@~V
F. A. Reynolds, Proprietor.
A full line of drugs and drug
snndries always on hand.
Be sure and come and see us
before You paint your buildings
red, for we have . great many nicer
colors to show you, and the best
mixed paints on the market.
Bring in your prescriptions. w
will compound them carefully for
you.
Go and sea Reynolds at the
City Pharmacy when you are IN
KimbalI.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

OLvyOGDA ~
Charlie Brady is visiting in
White Lake this week.
n. P. J. Wood was here from
Chamberlain Yesterday.
6 3. Moulton has moved ont"
his homestead west OF town.
Mrs. Henry Brady, of White
lake, is visiting with L. F.. Brsdy's
family.
Miss Mary Summons, who is At.
,soding school at Washington
Syringe, spent Sunday at home.
N. Hilemsn purchased > fine
four year old hambletonian mare
At the sale at Kimball last Satur.
day.
S. B. Moulton, e.. B. Farrep,
Nels Nelson, NJ Hileman and W.
Munster attended the auction at
Klmbsll last Saturday
Iohn Ellwood, of Waterloo,
Iowa. has been visinng with Joe
Ponsford for the past few days.
He lett yesterday for III me.
A practice game was played be.
tween the LIST and End Hann Val
ley mines last Saturday, resulting
in a ecore of % to Z in favor of
the first nine.
W. G. Richards and l.. Runyon,
of Kimball, and W. Martin, of
lukwsna, were buying cattle in
this vicinity, fer the Indians, tie
first Of the week.
Our race rack presents quite a
lively appearance every evening a.
ali our horseinen are out nearly
every evening speeding their
horses and getting them in condi
ton for the fourth.
Albert Scll!nelling has sucd Nels
&. Nelson for a breacl, of contract
and the trial ia set for noxt Satur.
day before Justice Hileman. At
lorney j. u. Long, of kimball,
will appear for the defendant.
The Indel endent county con.
vention was held ia Gam Valley
Sa urlay. G O.. S. Nelson, John
G. Schulz ard G Nj Thrashor
were elected delegates t.. the state
convention to be held al Mitchell
June 18th.
We are in receipt Of an invita-.
ton to the commencement exer.
discs OF the Washington Springs
s. minary, which are to DO held
Tuesday evening, June 10th. Geo.
ii. Grace, Of Duncan, is a member
OF the graduating class.
Nels g. Nelson was brought be
fore Justice Hileman last Thurs.
cay on a charge OF assault and
battery, brought by Peter Sorenson
he was tried by a jury and &C
Quilted and the costs OF prosecution
were taxed to Sorensoa on the
grounds Of malicious prosecution.
Attorney Huddle conducted
the prosecution and S. B. MOultou
appeared tor the defense.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

rENTe F0S
opinion. write 10
nearly nifty eaiS
-. Communiu.
andb0Ok Of 10.
and bow to oh.
logue OF mechan.
% & Co. reteive
Alnerican,a and
the public with.
splendid papa,
ed, has BY fWths
title work In the
lee sent free.
year. Single
r contains bean.
tographs Of new
lders to show the
cts. Address
u BROADWAY.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

The pure bred imported Hack
ney stallion "Lord Tholls," No;
119, American Hackney Stud
Book. Imported from Yelling
ton, Poskington, Yorkshire, Eog.
land, in 1899.
"Lord 1'holla" was sired by
"Loed Swaniard," (1ss4) Dam,
"Lonny," (soos); she by "Wlld.
fire." (s6s); he by "Phenomeno',"
(S73G ne by "Perfor,ner," (o5o).
"Lord Tholla" will stand at M.
Hileman's barn in Gam Valley
every Saturday.
j. W. SxAxr, Proprietor,
Waterbury, S. u.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

0o0'S GUARANTEES
q cure. What it has done for
Others It will do for you. Be sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

HOOPS Ptllo - ~ weaken, bas ~
n9esten andt tone the stomach. Tsy then. ~
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

the world Tor
rms. gardens,
aisins stosx Or
I crops, With
wn on q lsss
country than
'ortion Of this
10 buy lands
thsrn illinois,.
ny the Land
facilities Of.
rel Railroad
. these lsnds.I
nap, and any
j upon
K EN- f.
r.. K. Co..
HICAIO, I'LL. !
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-13
on A DUTY.
No Disturbance sat Either Hammond
or whiting.
cial to the Indianapolis journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND. Ind. July 12-Nothing Of
Importance has transpired in strike circles
In this city during the past twenty-four
hours. General Robbins and his soldiers
have passed a very quiet iaY n camp. The
furry at Whiting last night has subsidized.
and everything has been going on as usual
at that point. The arrest of a Few of the
ring leaders OF the mob seemed TO bring
the rioters TO their senses. However, Gen.
Robbins thought IL best TO keep the SOL
diers there for a few days. Company z, of
Button. was sent TO the Monon bridge
tonight to relieve Company A, OF Marion.
Rev. l.. +. Cole. Of indianapolis. arch
deacon of the Episcopal diocese of Indiana.
arrived here this afternoon. and will re-
main over Sunday 10 conduct services in
camp on that day. He has three sons in
Company A, of Marion. Battery A has the
banner headquarters of the camp. The boys
have rugged up berths in a Lake Erie &
Western baggage car. which stands on the
sidetrack. opposite General Robbins's head
quarters. Each man has provided himself
with a mattress from the Pullman sleep
ers. which have been here since the riot
OF last Sunday. and fitted them up in the
baggage car Private Wallace. of Company
d. Of Wabash. was overcome by the heat
this afternoon. but is reported as doing