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Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22
ineIsrt omeritaafts Sppe fcr Safpa'l
oieloer s,aspaiis nupGreuoe Sore.

iubsgre omeritansfs Sppe for Saipo'l
ejeloer Sa,uaiis nuprreuSe Spps.
Supaiis SnnoeIsiruftater msS an'
Sre sauss ital eriiattes meS DC 6pr'
eueSs Gtaters Troitatsr. 5prtiat SnS'
panerius Of Sincere I'll 9atpai' er
~iurbuei; llsslsoes SuSpanSrins al SIS
ueicre fra Saipuii til be GcrrneSe Sta'
ter. Sc Sorsnebe Stater 0uer'nger
rauai,s @ieIn. men paa ben SsilIl'
aelis, at ben life opsriii3er 4 Mlillioner
Collars.
Ser err lille nQpnt noset ON GenIion
for G~rSrrunina 2iIinciaIoni % &rin'
iesie 2aiulnui.
Den i~apnusiFe @sianot par tilitsos,
sa 9rattaten uuoertesusoss, os prote'
nereoe imoo oeus GfIutnius. 9enne
GrpteIt bar peI life iaa meset at be-
taoe. SaYans Gesierius pit inn glers
Srar paa, at ocus traftatmGsiise Set
tiabeocr reipettsres, o8 Trotsiten pii
oipe Guleoning iii npe 5~prbnnollnger
meaem DC 6Orsusbe etater os Sapan
mso Stuipn til 6orbuloct melem So
pan Ug SOpaiDgern
3 ct tort SnbTab, ipm lcbiaaebe
9roitoten benlsosr Yreiioeut McSins
len SpmrrtiOmbsoeu pnu, at Salpaiis
Iupllsc sissisrins ulsreos Gnret 1851
nnjcate cu at anneftcrs Gsrne til DC
Sprenebe Gtater. 8 &~lrieIiabeeen
hapbe be Spreneoe Stater uoppet ct
GrotsItorat pusr GerHe, iioen pi ierSte
Dor irrIie @eianbt bib % sarantsreSe
Iesjcringeus GutOnoml. 9a mau9e
gmeritauere CT boiatts Der, bar Oct
amsritanite 5uIf fore Snteresier Der,
Den surOpaiie 4resie uotnler fig
for bet meits msset oelpiais ON 6n'
ipaiis s~nusripn til De 5oreneOs Stn'
ter. Qet snselite Sluc "@lObs' er
fcrreiten mrset bittert, ps notaler, at
ma fan psnte. at Supan bpert 2isbltt
fan TONNE | Strib msb be 5UreueDe
Gtater. 9en amerifanite 6iaaee er
Set life iitanb til OF bsitptte Saipaii,
tiger Globe, % mub Sapan piloe
ben pare aibslss b~ielpelss. De feite
andre lebenbs enselite Slabe ubtuler
fla msset psulie liseppsriOr De 5orens'
be etater. Oct famine sisr leoenbe
tpife 8laoe.
Oct lebeube frantic Slao "Temps@
iiscr, at 1rnttaten er fommet iltanb
for at bprtleoe OpmGrfiombsoen air
Cuba. spprssmaalet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22
&epangcrs 8rano.

8rannsn bespnote ben 26be Mui
ON G~prmibbagen ST. 10, eTter Gcrlps
benbe / ct Tibet llbbus, bpor en- Dame
tdros brugt bart ems. 9a Der heriteoe
en- ipar Ssrte, tom Z Suie | en- Sart
/ grano, og psb iberbiat Slutninssars
btibe lpttsbes bet at tue Slben.
Wleu nogle Gniiter iprang cpsr Sors
BET DE Z 'FrIt antenbt, 9psninssr Iaa
paa @eItiiben at Scrret) % iaa ios
granSsn fat i Seminariets Spgnins.
Sieen ait BET ! en- ip~rfaroslis Cart.
8rartfoltens aartebe life mere, osSjals
pen, ION ftremmsos til uoenfra, tom
fpr Tent.
&l. z DIN @ftsnen. bd mai bar Serrs
opsr Sleen. itco fun 20 Suie tifbass al
ben bele @p.
9lanbt be br9nbte 9%psninger er Sc
mtuariet, airtm, Solpbobcr, Selesraf'
fotionen 90 Ssfefpnfatiruen. &Qi
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22

itst iremocles misiist. Men M iioar
Seiliitei for Eur oerinoe, os oa bI'uer
Der altio np9st Of bsitilc, ielo ON 2oo'
btfitet llo8 lell.
Getfiifet
or life rigtis bespnbt enonn. Gnger
ltr, at Be fIcite Wpietere tiGiee CT
@aarobrugere, ps De norolipc 2anos'
belle CT man life fGrpis meo 8naraan'
men enonu. Gt iaa % ipdriommc Gf'
terretRinacr, man bar ira be &anier.
enar imiolertip I'D paa, at Der Here
Steser er Gel mol, % at DC ferlit
Gangitforlcs II ialOt not iaa beloigt
I'D. Gette Gtploes mol icr en- Gel ben
bcie 3emperaiur, Tom inotrnf | Wtie'
ten / Moi. Geien liter nemlig pdrmi
Beir; / folos Gommere bliper Der ijelf
ben upget uibcre b;ueuot meb SetfiItet.
% ntrelfiitet.
Oct tesner Jig iGroeles sobt iaar;
bare 8criiGttelieR iom til at ipare III
Begpnoelien. Der fiites M ieunt poa
bssse Siber al Staseraf, % Der an'
Iommer baolig bio III Sritiania betps
beige Bartier baoos ispGrts ps lauo'
p9rts. Gfol be eOos, aamle Nafrei'
aar TONNE ioien? Oct er life nmulist,
uastet ri 10 life Fan pente at iaa bet
lDm i ben gio, bn Guinaeutterne fob
ube peo @rpnlien % borte peo 5rebs
riisbprs meS en- Grauitaur til Gtnn9
% ct 5iiteInere al bet melt PRIMITIVE
Slass % trat iaa meset @fatrel. De
fuuoe bare. Nien Dofm oeO. buao Der
fan brnbe? Bran bar ialiolo @rempler
paa, at 5ilteu eiier lang Ttbs 6rapGr
paaup bar ppisst iiblisere StanS.
plabis.
eomIe Gage Dor iaulebss aris
ltiauSiuno Sapn nRIten ell aarojs Gil
oeuaas. 9u CT Der saaet Nienueite'
albre, uben at man bar Jet en- snefte
Glib berinoe. Men ipaar er Der bles
pen siort ire Gilbeitang Der paa Saus
uen, flps inO melem 8rpsserue.
2arefiifet
siper pgiaa iGroeIes sooe 9pfter. Der
ialbpoes ma5iepis al oeune Sare, %
ben iinber raft Sliiatnlns, uastet ben
er bDr. sc Siosr, oa mon funoe oente
at iaa biais 9ar, er NOT iUrbi for
itebie. 81 er life iGnaere aIene ON Dor
Sag; bet ct ublanbet. iiar Gngluuo,
iOm boloer 8rilerne oppe % icm piits
npf %ioniumerer al ben Sag, Der fan be-
TONNES.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22

9uttsrines 6abritantcrue / Suincis
taller ON at Hpttc til 9anias 9th,
Sani., icm uoen 9pil nil blipe Suts
teriue. MRuoenss Spuebtparter. @iis'
iuuris Sob sr iuop Dem, men / 8anius
er Der life nueen 2po imoo Tiloirfnius
ps gals al 8utterine. De pil beripr
anl9sse fine npe Gabriter | aanias
Gitp, SAM, us isnbe fine &rpbufter
bsrfra til Gtater, Tom life bar npeen
9oo impo Sals Of alminoelist Sutters
inc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22

"Tsn banfe &ioneer" er MI ben
Iigrite blanot ps. glabet er uopioet
til ptte spulter paa Chen iitebetiur
ipp. ubsip.ren bar uaiaa paret iau
fprnuitia at bebploe ben samle sub'
itripiiuuspris, mebens be Heite norite
apleener er fpmmst neo til en- 3pQar,
ia enbus til so Gents for Garsausen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22
5iIIommsn $685. 900

2lIQINIleN ...Ploo'OON
5torsbas Scrmiobag. Sitter Yin,
baaten % 5ulomaattpmiteens RaPprri
foretp9es Yalg paa be GmbeosmRnc,
Tom ital sisnpaless bpert @ar nsnlIIa
8iceformdnp, Sstretar % Sasl'tsr;
til oisie @mbebsr ~aieupal9teS V9ltor
3b. Dahl. 9aft. S. 6. Ssnien O9 9oI''
8. Spenipn. 900
paN. 5. sbcruloien III "a. ioo
Stemmer, men pait. SEMEN nj ''0F
Mdioritet.
Oerpaa fpreait Domination AZ Wtto'
lemmer paa 8ulgtomite. Oct blep lat,
lia fremb9pet Neboeroiakosn az ogl'
Qar at inbnRlge nbe &rGfter paa|a'S,
tomiteen ga lite oltib sienpG!9e os
aamle, ba man berpeo bar ubldt tor vi.
Iibiohcb. gtle be, iDm blep torellaaspy,
par coTaa nbs, unbtdgen ct Mtsolem, y
fslaenoe blsp polgte Icm Wssolsmmtr a
@alotomiteen: 9nftorerne Ole gtl,si.'
q. 8itre, 0elegut u. alope, pali' O''P'
RasmusIen % pa1t. s. Sl'sn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22
ealasm9ns pnTss.

vi pnitcr TO spbe @ano / bpert eoHHlp :
@orouelteu til at iGlse pore 'MeH"'.Y~
bprteoe 5rust., Stp8ae' % jus w.,
Sbrubs, Sesoiinss ior 1rGclain's olp' ~s. .
SetaIins % itabist grbeipe ior DC
I9no. Sirip eiter 8etinaeller III
The Jewell Nursery Co.,
asas Qaie Gin, aRlIul
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22
Uerpeiterfc Stifoper.

Den aibpbe 8lifop al SobOr og
Man, tiollsere Sogneprait Sbefftelo.
3otptsp Sia, par ct marfeliet grempel
paa en- itriobar Siifop. ifjsnt life
millt9r 5oritanb. gu often. oa ban
meo i'm Suitru fiorte beltao en- eniom
8et paa Gen Mnn, bleu be ouerialone
al to Slulfer. Den enc sreb Soften
pco 9silen, meben5 Den auoen Tom ben
% fOrlanste @ensc. @ap Den spoe
samle Siifpp benz nosen 9ense? Ats
oeles life.
Mteb Stubeutsroaeenes iriNe Wilnoe
lprans ban itrnr nep fra 9p8nen, tcs
Susbsn % Ilos ON Jig meb Staitst til
Ssire % @enitre mob De to Insribere.
Saa fruitis baonoterebe ban Saabes
net, atfpe ON fau Winuter bapoe facet
moi, % fart blsoenoe, ben enc Osina
llemt iaaret I SOueoet tos be tilbens,
os ben tapre 8iitop par Seierberrs.
Dan ites b~ereiter rOlis op i Scsnen
isien os fjDrte uuntlitet til Slipesaar.
ben i airtmi6aeI.
Gn praetia Siitprfr iprtaltes ooiau
ON Selwpn, ben bergmte isrlte Slifor
al Np 3.alaub. vt ban tus Mnprier'
ues GartI / en- Guiit meIem Ngbugs
serue % be Snoipbte, Grsreoe / boi
@rap mango at be ensclife 8ebOsre.
On Iiten. ban ipaoiereoe / Sludlanbs
@aoer, blep ban tiltalt al en- balpOruts
fen Gneelitmano, ium isrit uoifielte
bam ppstis. iuro, ban bClot meb @lau-
rierne. % oernait gap bam ct baarot
Slas paa ben bpire Sinh.
Gen milbe Selmpn fob ct gisblii
i itnm Surbauielie; iaa penote ban ben
peuitre ainb til Musriberen % iasoe:
"ylin Sibel flyer mig, at naar min
Gienbe Naar mig paa ben enc &ino,
ifal jes u.nbe ben anben til, ps leg oil
ablpoe bens 8uo".
Zen isiss, orutne Sluif lob Jig iiie
anieste meo be sobmuoise Orb, % bo
ban sierne uilbe inobsite liot bilia
gerpmmelie fra ben omitaaenoe SOb.
ium tilialoispis fienbte bauoe BAN ua
giifopen, gap ban itrar oenne en- aino'
teit paa ben penitre Sioe os iasbe:
"Sa iaa. OF. SiifOb, iaa 9eres Si.
BEL flyer Gem bet?"
So. Sciarparoisheo blesnebe liot,
fob ct gisbltf ~tpilraaoia; men iaa Dor
ban isien ben atbletiite George Gel.
tppu fra uniueriitetsbasene. San inu
itarpt paa Manoen os iasoe:
asa, ret flyer min SibeI, jes fol
sjpre mob ben 8ujon, Tom bar Iaosi
mig ensans. Men pioere siper ben
inseu Inuisains ON, Gpab ies ltal
sisre. % MI bar ies 5ribeb til al
banble eitsr eget Gfipn".
Mieo blsi e Orb tos 8iltppsn Sruf'
fen al bratiebe Siorteermerne up, oa
ben Mane, iom iaa oite bapbe irpoe'
fine llniperiiteis uenner meo Sppis ming
al i'm 9pstisbeo i &apefamp. gar
uslinseu iaa srunois. peliortient Sn.
ling. at ban bplenoe BAD ON Naaoe =
til Itur Surupislie for ale Gllituerns.
IrOit s. SawOrtb, SOaneprRlt ii
ct. SOtns, bialp nplis en- 9clitimant
/ Birmins bam meb at arreitere en- pst.
fjenot, beiperat aarl, ipm ellers It'll
BLOT uiloe babe misbanblet aOniiabc
len lemt, men pgiaa. lltterlig pilo
p9re une iluppsn.
Saportb Tom til juit | bet reit
Disblii, % uoen rinseiie SlpIen bjall
ban Y%Olltimnnoen. iaa at peo eerc.
i~oreneoe Seltrrbelisr bleu Slufel
brast iittert paa Siatisnsn, meoens 5
n9ite Sag bapbe ben Gilireosfineli
at erfare, at 8pen i~alialo for npgel
5ib piloe uars peofommsnoe Serrt
manbs Opmartiombco fuit. ba Ses
Mtni. iur ct lanssre 1ipsrum bib
J Iesss Gsilas Yaa bans TifnsRs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22

Oct er ben beSfe cling for Saaret pr,..
ale Smllanoi9beoer. 2igeiom inter qc..
ieIi' tan fsie en- aOrnme til bans Bart
peS at iatte fig ben % tanrc, ltoeioo n,
fan noget Prapurat itabc Saar. gIt k1,t
Der tan gj6rcs er q tiOrbeore Be getius,r,,
iom 9aarsts Sart berosr sua. 9ett, on'
naaes reS aner's Snir Sigor. Sen i,r,
ier Sfial, rcnler SooebbunSen, nov,
@rnroen, bport Saaret gro,r. o, no,i,r,
en- grien oil irembriuge 8lomRer sit,r >,
&egu, iaaleoes BIZ Der gro Saar Soa ;,
ilalest Sopsb, raar SaarrsbSerne Him.
narsoe. Msn GoaS.rne r,ad par, ~,
9eriom Oh pil bare Dit Saar til at r.,
bclOe bets oprinoelise Saros, srer b,r,om
In sniier at gjcngiue sraat easr ialp,,,
Saar bets table Galsr, brus
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-22
Wittenberg Drops
Ielass til beosfc for geaifenbaiet i ssit'
tenbera, Ieis.

Tsnnc Wsbicin or ct ubmGrsst @liebtl mob al
GiaSs 6ortislelis os SpSocntue, ION ot'ra
bar lin Sprinoelis, iaaiom laar gals. SttH9 I
8rpit GA Rpe, satarrb. Sop,opint, (dnoplnt 8o'
1t. (siat oip, Zen or bltpsn en- uuncoGrIA Vie:
oicin / @atieuhuist. Gen sr M biro'l iorsst a.
mares, lite aleiie her / Cmsgusn. wtn ptnm om,
on nj hertr fun en- Weniua ON Den. ntmla. al
ben az ct iortr9felist @eibbeL mob ~6oytlsis1t.
Zen anbsiales lite blot al 4ait. s~9allt.auo,
iom bar opiunott ben ps ItlGn,st 8ttspttii nj Vat
~ierbuitt, mtn osiaa 4Gitorsrne Adsr'uslin Anl'
lunp % auore bar bIn9t ben utBst % oil 'NlHt
aIbeiale ben.
en 6lalte toli.r 25e; 6 Hlolfer l1lGeS lor q.
Gpgtp narmslte Srprelo Giitee ea otn VIC fA
itn6sS / Rotten. q. I. Soiniit,
9sittabel9, &is.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-08
A FINE POINT RAISED IN NEVADA
States Jurisdiction Over Crimes
Committed in IL Federal Building.

Carson, New, Jan. 4.-The question of
Jurisdiction in the Jones assault case was
decided in the district court today United
States District Attorney Jones some time
ago assaulted S. p. Davis, editor of the
Morning Appeal, on the steps of the post
office in Carson. The trouble arose over
articles appearing in the Appeal severely
censuring Jones for an alleged neglect of
duty. 1t was claimed that Jones used
brass knuckles, and he was indicted by
the grand jury for assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to intlict injury.
Jones contended that when the state de-
cided the ground in which the fight oc-
Cured belonged to the government it
waived all jurisdiction, and hence the
offense, if any, was committed against
the government, and must be tried in the
United States courts. The local courts
lave decided that the state has jurisdic-
ton. Jones pleaded not guilty, and the
case was set for February l.
The question of jurisdiction will be APP
pea1ed to the supreme court of Nevada
or the United States court, probably the
latter.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-08
CALIFORNIA AND THE CABINET.
Congressional DcIegatiO Holds II
Meeting at Washington.

Washington, Jan. 4.-The republican
congressional delegation from California
held another meeting today to consider
the matter of uniting on some citizen Of
that state to be recommended to Pres
ident-elect Mckinley for a place in the
cabinet during the next administration.
When the meeting adjourned a men,
Der of the delegation said that after full
consultation the delegation came to the
conclusion that there was no reason to re-
cede from the position already taken by
i at a previous gathering, but that in
Difference to the opinion Of republicans Of
California with whom the members are in
communication, no further action will be
taken at present. 1t is understood tina
the recommendation made by the commit
tee at it's former meeting was that Horace
Davis of San Francisco be appointed to
a place in the cabinet has not been for
mally brought to the attention of Major
Mckinley, and that it has met with a pro-
test from a few of the leaders in state
politics. 1t was stated by a member of
the delegation that If California receives
a cabinet position it will fall to Judge
McKenna, who will be appointed attor-
ney general.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-08
DEATH OF WELL-kNOWN PEOPLE,
A Colorado header Of Many Charit-
able Movements.

Denver, Jan Airs. d. c. Dodge, wife
of the general manager of the Rio Grande
& Western railway, died Of cancer of the
stomach today. She had been a resident
of Colorado a long time, and a leader of
many charitable movements.
a BarDnct Dead.
London, TAM. 4.-Sir Henry st. JOIN
Halfort, baronet, is dead, aged SO.
Sir Joseph Hickson.
Montreal, Quebec, lar 4.-Sir Joseph
Hickson, late general manager of the
Grand Trunk railway, is dead.
Il. G.. MacIay of Great Falls.
Great Fails. Mont. Ian. A-lE- @ Mac
lay, Of the Murphy-Maclay Hardware Co,
died suddenly on the Great Northern
train from the east, a few hours before
its arrival here early his morning. The
cause was the bursting of a blood YES
sci in the head. He was in his usual
health until attacked with violent cough
ing, and died in a few minutes. He was
one of the best known mining and bust
ness men in this state, and leaves a COM
Portable fortune to his wife and two chill,
dren. His g was 50.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-08
AFTER FORTY TWO YEARS
LONG AND HONORABLE LIFE ENDS
IN SUICIDE.
baltimore Banker, Confronted with
His Crime, Seeks Oblivion
by Drowning.

Baltimore, Jan. 4. - Richard Cornelius,
National Farmers and Planters bank, of
which Enoch Pratt was president up to
the time of his death, was discovered to
be short in his accounts to the amount of
about $G0, 1000 today. About / o'clock this
morning Mr.. Cornelius was notified of the
discovery and left the bank. AT 1:15 this
afternoon his dead body was found in the
duck pond at Druid Hill park. He com
mitted suicide by drowning.
On Saturday last the attention of the
bank officers was called by the bank ex-
aminer to IN irregularity in the accounts
OF q country bank for which the National
Farmers and Plants bank was CORE
~spondent, and the officers Immediately be-
gam Il quiet investigation of the cashiers
accounts. When Mr.. Cornelius arrived at
the bank this morning he was summoned
before the board of directors. Mr.. Cor
nelluS could not make q satisfactory an
sWer, and he was allowed to go into an
other part of the bank to get a certain pa
per. He did not return, and after the lapse
OF some time the directors ascertained
that he had left the building. Detectives
We're summoned and they traced Mr.. Cor
nelius to Druid Hin park, where, in a
short time, the body was found in the
pond.
Mr.. Cornelius vas one of the oldest and
bank cashiers in Baltimore,
and his acquaintance among bankers eX-
tended throughout the country. He was
of a cheerful disposition and was promi-
nent in religious circles, and was also
largely interested in a building association
in this city. He began his career as a mes
senger boy, and worked his way up to the
of cashier. Until Saturday there
had never been even a suspicion against
his integrity.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-08
AMERICAN PILGRIMAGE TO RON
Priests and LayInen to Visit tbe
HGly City and Palestine.

----
New York, Jan. 3.-The first American
national pilgrimage of the New Year to
flohle and Jerusalem will leave this city
III Two weeks, and the executive COM
mlttee having in charge the arrangements
are busily engaged in completing the de-
tails.
The number of pilgrims will exceed 100,
ana VIII include an unusually large mum
per OF Catholic priests. Cardinal Satolli
was made acquainted with the plans OF
the pilgrimage before leaving this coun-
Try, IL 1t is understood that the ex-
papal delegate to the United States and
Archbishop keane will present the Am
eflcan visitors to the holy father.
F~artlculars concerning the dress re-
qulrements for the papa audience have
peeh sent to each one of the intending
pilgrims.
The ladies are expected to wear a
plack dress, the head to be covered by
d ven OF black Brussels net, or lace,
two or two and one-half yards in length,
draped from the hcad and hanging over
the shoulders and down the back, but
not covering the face. All bright colors
are to be avoided.
hof gentlemen the requirements are
luli uiess, put pilgrims who may find this
announcement may appear In a suit of
black clothes, or black coat and vest VITA
white tie.
Neither women nor men are permitted
10 wear gloves in the presence of the
pope.
The depositing in the Church of the
Holy sepulcher, in Jerusalem, of a Unit
cd States flag, the badge of the Pilgrim
age, Will probably take place on Sunday,
February q.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-08
THE FOG TIED THEM UP
STEAMER CRAFT IN NEW Yong
HARB0R WE'RE IDLE.
'err'es smut Down Absolutely and
the S~nburbanite Was Put to n
Great Inconvenience.

New York, Jan. Sat 9 O'Clock tonight
d oense FOG which hung over this city.
the harbor and North and East rivers.
lifted and traffic which had been impeded
on water and land was resumed. With
rev exceptions the ferries shut down alb
solutely for the greater part of the dav.
ana travellers leaving for the west and
other points, by way of the Jersey rail-
road terminals, suffered a great deal Of
inconvenience n
During "a hours the waters on the I'M
per and lower bay were enyeloped In a
ue'se ios' mot a vessel passed in through
the narrows since sunrise, this morning.
several steamers are due to arrive in
port today and no doubt they are waiting
outside Sandy Hook and Scotland light
snip for the fog to lift, rather than at
tempt SO hazardous a him as finding
the way into port in such weather, At
quarantine the weather has been dark
ana gloomy and the fog so dense that
objects could not be seen so feet away
from the shore. Navigation was also
ent1rely suspended, being confined to a
rev tugs That with much difficulty picked
thelr way down the bay and managed to
reach quarantine safely, where they were
satlsfled to tie up at the wharf and not
take the risk of proceeding further down
the bay as had been the original tnten-
ton.
Inc steamers Ortnoco n Sirius, which
arrived and anchored off quarantine last
remained fog-bound off that
place, their commanders deeming 1t more
prudent to wait until the fog clears.
The Wilson line steamer Hindoo. which
was In collision with the Cromwell liner
Creole in the lower bay last evening, re-
turned in the fog and anchored off Cliff
ton, L. I. Captain Douglass landed at
quarantine at noon. He reports the Hin
doc leaking in the forepeak. Some of her
DOW is cracked and as the damage is
under water its exact nature can not be
ascertained until she reaches her dock.
A portion of the cargo in the hold will
nave to be discharged before the neces-
sary repairs can be made.
Nothing further has been heard from
the Creole since the collision occurred
last evening. She is probably at anchor
in the lower bay.
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TITLE TO QUIN-NE-MO-SE'S LAND,
Bill in Which Spokane Citizens Arc
Interested May Pass.

Washington, D. c., JAM. 3.-Congress-
man-elect Jones has interested himself in
the case of Quin-ne-mo-se, am Indian. for
whose relief a bill is now pending before
the committee on indian affairs In the
house, it having already passed the senate.
Had 1t not been for the sickness of Reore-
sentative Hyde the bill might nave been
put through at the last session, a favor
able repor having been made. If it can
be called up ON a private bill day, of which
there will be several before the close of
the session, it will probably go through
unquestioned. 1t merely gives this Indian
a right to convey title to his land, which
was patented to him by the government
with a restriction hat it should not pass
out of the possession of himself or his
heirs for 20 years. Some residents of Spo-
kane have already agreed to purchase the
land, and the effect of the bill is to give a
perfect title from the government.
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REACHED NO AGREEMENT YET.
Democrats ana POpulists Mt Bofse
Refuse to Yield,

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 3.-The day has beer
consumed by the democrats and ~populists
IN futile efforts to come to an agreement
on the organization of the legislature
and 1t is now sid that organization may
not occur tomorrow.
| This morning the %populists distinctly
| declined to accede to the demands Of the
democrats fcT -le speaKersnip anu con
troll of all the important committees,
IheY then appointed a committee COM
posed of Ballantine Of blaine, Fuller of
Shoshone and Wright Of Canyon, to pre-
pare a statement of the %populists' pos,
ton for presentation to the democratic
caucus. This statement is now being con
sidered by the populist caucus. A late
session is in prospect.
Inc populists want to hold a Joint
meeting, for discussion of the points of
difference, but the democrats refuse to
treat in In manner but through the COM
mittee of conference.
1t is stated that the populists have
offered to grant the democratic demand
il they be permitted to name the man.
indicating Price of Canyon, as their
choice. This has not been verified.
The silver republicans have indicated
a willingness to vote for democratic can,
didates for the positions at any time.
and il is thought that if the fusionists
fail to get together soon such a conclusion
of the difficulty may be reached.
The caucus of the pcpulists and demo-
Gratis adjourned late tonight without any
agreement having been ached
1t is now understood that there win
be no organization tomorrow. A rurnor
was on the street that the silver republ,
cans and democrats had come to an
agreement, but this is not confirmed.