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Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
THE pEATH REcoRp.

Clinton Ogilvie, the artist, is dead at
New York.
Prince Imiritinsky, governor general
of Warsaw, is dead.
Colonel Yorck, commander Of the
German column in China, is dead.
Frank v. McNair, senior rear adj
miral of the navy, is dead of apoplexy.
George W. Wilson, director of inter-
nal revenue, is dead at Washington Of
Brights disease.
Senator Davis of Minnesota died on
Nov. 81, after an illness of several
mouths of complication Of diseases,
He was 50 years of age.
Oscar Wilde died Friday from men.
nights in an obscure house in the Latin
quarter of Paris. He was received into
the Catholic church on his deathbed
J. Thomas Baldwin, the famous
bandsman, is dead from blood poison
ing, the result Of slight injury. For
IA years he was business manager for
Gilmore.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
,eipts: Hogs / 800, cattle /, 400.

Live Stock Prices at st. Paul.
HOGS Market lower, steady. Range
Of prices, 81. 55@4.o 90.
CATTLE e. Market steady.
Sales ranged at 81 10000 for good to
choice butcher steers, So. 50@4 90 for
COWS and heifersa, $5.oO@4OO for bulls,
So. 00@5. so for calves,
SHEEP-M Mar ket steady.
SAFES ranged at "A. 1904. 70 for lambs
s.. 5O@3 65 for Wethers.
Receipts: Cattle 800, calves 100. hogs
LOCO sheep 1905.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08

c. A. SNOW & Co., Patent Lawyers, Oh
posite the United States Patent Office
Washington, d. c., who have actual
clients in every city and town of the
United States and Canada, report that
never before in their IS years practice has
the work of the Office been so well up to
date. They claim that patents can now
be procured in less than half the time
formerly required
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Alabama legislature unani-
mously reelected Senator Morgan.
a, B. Kittredge Of Sioux Falls is
mentioned as senator from South Da-
kota.
Senator Hanna again declares that
he could not aCCept the nomination Tor
president.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
SPORTING NEWS.

Tommy Ryan defeated Kid Carter in
six rounds.
Minnesota university's football team
defeated Nebraska, 30 to 13.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08

WHEAT Cash No. hard 1890, No.
/ Northern 1880, No. 2 Northern 65c
No. 8 spring 559e. To Arrive-No /
hard 74ssc, No. / Northern 1890, Deem
Der No. Northern 1890, May 1880.
FLAX-To arrive $1.6I53, cash Sl611z,
December $l.6I15.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
x-Commissary General Eagan
Restored to His Position by
the President.
Unexpired Portion Of His SEN
tence Is RENTED by the
Order Issued.
Immediately Placed on Retired
List of the Army at His
Own Request.

WASHINGTON, Dec. q Brigadier Gen.
eral Charles P. Eagan, former com.
missary general, has been restored to
duty by the president and at once
placed on the retired list.
The order issued by the president re.
mitted the unexpired portion of his
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
i've Stock Prices at chicago.


CATTLE Market steady.
Sales ranged at $5.35@6.00 for good to
prime steers. $4,000. 25 for poor to me-
dunn, $3.25@4.25 for stockers and feed
$2. 60@4 60for COWS and heifers. 81. 30@
40 Tor Texas steers.
HOGS Market steady.
Sales ranged at $4. 50@4. 871z for mixed
and butchers, $4.05@4. IS for good to
choice heavy, $4,000. As Tor rough heavy,
S4.5O@4.S IS Tor light, $4.60@470 for bulk
of sales.
SHEEP-Market strong to loo higher.
SAFES ranged at s. 65W4 80 Tor sheep.
$4,000. go for lambs.
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago.
WHEAT December 7O5l @7o55c, Jan
nary 70l@7lc, February 1870 May
1870.
CORN December 1890, January $50
8515c, February 3o11c. May S67S @561lc.
OATS December s134c, january 2lSS
May 23Mc.
PORK December $l1OO, january
&1l.Sl, May $lI. 821I.
4 FLAX - Cash Northwestern ST. &C.
No. ! $I.64, Decem Der 81. 6251, May 81. CO.
POULTRY Dressed, turkeys 8@9c,
chickens 7@716c.
BUTTER Creameries l5@s4o, dairy
10000.
EGGS grssh, $50.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
Grain Prices at minneapolis.

WHEAT--In Store Cash 731Sc, De-
oember 71Ac, May 7451c. On Track
No. hard 1910, No. Northern n1Sc,
No. = Northern 691a@1014c.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
Sioux City Live Stock.

CATTLE-Market strong.
Sales ranges, at S4.50@5.2o for beeves,
$1,000 80 for COWS, bulls and mixed,
$3.25@3.85 for stockers and feeders, SO. 90
@3.7o for calves and yearlings. t
HOGS Market weak. Range of prices
S4.55@4.65.
Receipts: Hogs 800, cattle /, 400.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08

Don't use any of the counterfeits Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most of
them are worthless or liable to cause
injury. The original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye is certain cure for piles,
eczema, cuts, scalds, burns, sores and
skin diseases, Hulburd & johnson,
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

Il
The latest bulletin states that the
cars condition is satisfactory.
The New South Wales legislative
council has passed the old age pensions
bill.
The Tiber, swollen by heavy rains.
continues to flood the lower parts of
Rome.
/ Turkey has finally decided to pay the
indemnity demanded by the United
/ States.
In fight between Mexican troops
and Yaqui Indians 20 of the former
were killed.
Returning Canadian troops were
given an enthusiastic welcome in Lon
don last week.
The French chamber Of deputies has
unanimously adopted a resolution Of
sympathy for President Kruger.
The Fifteenth parliament Of Queen
Victoria assembled Monday. William
Court Gully was reelected speaker Of
the house Of commons.
A rising Of Moldavian peasants
against the new Roumanian tax on
prune spirits has taken place. The
military have shot 20 men and have
made many prisoners.
Meat inspection regulations along the
strict lines adopted by Germany are to
be put in force by the British govern
ment, in connection with imported as
-. 4 -, ,,,.c/7
President Kruger sounded France
through her foreign minister regarding
the probable attitude of that country
in certain eventualities. He was in
formed that France could not take the
initiative in intervention in South AZ
RIGA.
Mr.. Kruger has arrived at Cologne
but has abandoned his proposed trip to
Berlin, owing to the receipt Of an Of
fetal intimation that Emperor William
regrets that in consequence of previous
arrangements he will be unable to re-
ceive him.
sRITisH-BoER WAR NEWS.
A Dutch uprising in Cape Colony is
feared.
1 British troops have surrounded Gem
eral Delarey and he may be forced to
Five Italians, four Greeks and a
Frenchman have been arrested in Jo-
hannesburg for plotting to kill General
Roberts
The British garrison Of Schweiser-
Reueke has been relieved by column
Of troops sent from Vryburg. The be-
leaguring Beers resisted, but were
driven off.
Boer raiders have reached the Orange
river. They have fred into the Brit
ish camp. on the Cape Colony side at
Sand rift, killing one man and wound
ing two men.
In q fight near the village Of Luchof
the Beers were repulsed with heavy !
Loss. The British losses were small, /
owing to the fact that the British
adopted Boer methods Of taking cover.
General Botha' Il army is taking the
initiative throughout South Africa.
There has been lighting Of serious
nature at Lchenberg, Standerton and
Dewetsdorp, in all Of which engage
ments the Beers have behaved with
their old-time vigor.
The Dewetsdorp garrison Of two guns
IF the Sixty eighth field battery, with
attachments Of the Worcestershire
regiment. the Highland light infantry
and Irish rifles, 400 in all, surrendered
Nov. %. The British losses were is
men killed and 40 wounded.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
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Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
Price of wheat at Du1ntb.

MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Morris tribune., 1900-12-08
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

A mine explosion in France resulted
| in the death of 30 men.
Sixty persons have died in and
around Manchester, Eng, from poison
| in beer.
Smallpox has again broken out
among the Turtle Mountain Indians in
North Dakota.
-Four lives we're lost at Spokane,
Wash, by the capsizing of ferry boat
in the Spokane river.
More than score Of people were
killed and about go injured in a wreck
on the Mexican Central.
Twenty business houses were burned
at Fulton, KY. The aggregate losses
are estimated at $3.50, 600.
Forty five bodies Of storm victims
have been found and buried in the vi.
cinity of Galveston the past week.
Winona, Mimi, has an epidemic of
smallpox. Over 800 cases prevail at
the present time, all of mild type,
The auxiliary cruiser Yosemite was
lost in typhoon off Guam and seven
members Of the crew were drowned.
A typhoon at Tourane in October de-
stroyed the villages, rice fields and
buildings and laid the harbor bare It
is estimated that 1,500 to 1000 persons
persisted.
Five railway employees were instantly
killed and ~ persons were injured by
the explosion Of boiler in the power.
house Of the Chicago and Northwestern
road as Chicago.
A special dispatch from Naples says
the steamer st. Marie, trading between
Naples and Mafseil1es, nag been
wrecked and that 45 Of her passengers
and part Of her crew have been lost.
Thirteen persons were killed and
fully fifty injured by the collapse of
the roof of the Pacific glass works at
San Francisco, while it was crowded by
men and boys watching the football
game in the field adjoining.
Advices from Manila say that the
island of Guam was visited by terrific
typhoon on Nov. Is, which wrecked
thousands of houses. The towns of
Indrajan and Tarraforo were swept
away, and it is estimated that hundreds
of the native population in various
parts Of the island met their death.
(. ~ ID
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
49, ss''
9 ben banifs aOIOni pnn 800" Sansn
WARD COUNTY,,
NORD DAKOTA.

$50 Dante bar to9ei 9enb / osnne
aoIoni, ubuaIet at Rirteiamfuueets
somiie, og al bisie bar aaeteos 300 bo'
fat fig Der. 9nbnu baues Der gobt
9anb mar Stationer.
Der tiItrGnses bunits 6orretninsss
manb / gpen gowbeas / e ettIemeutet.
9iuige grturiiOner mso eanoicsere,
unoer eebeIie al Rel on Gam on,
500" garsns oanife e%migrationss
agent. afsaur fra minneapolis (UtiI'
waufee Depot Girsba9 ben "a. apriI.
9irsoas ben 8. WRai CO 9i,sba9 ben %.
W2ai ri. $40 ON Moreenen.
9igeIebes baues grsrieIano Minnss
lota o9 0afota, % binigt StoDIanb
I @isconfn Os Midi9un paa 500"
Serubaneu. 9aps Ssrnb1nepriier. -
Striu eftsr 9Onbtort os iuuprereoe 6Ors
tlerinser til
D.. ". CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent $500" Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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&irfetnopielic 90 MisHons:
MODE.

On Sub DiI, bliUer g@ain bani'
co. .lutb. Rirte" / Rolfe. ga, iuOuist
Ssuous ben 27Oe Rai 81. 10 6Orm
Samfunbets 6Ormano bar IOust al
ubfore 3uouisleu.
Dc TO ieIsenbe Gage bIiOer Der Uii.:
fiousmeoe.
Wenigbeben inobpber bsrueb paa BET
terIisfs 9enner Of 9errens Gag fra
mar % fisru til at fOmms Os sIeoe fig
meb us | bisie Gage.
Belegsnoe beees meIoe berss aomme
til unosrtssueoe inoen ben 92be Rai.
4aa Usuisbeoeus gesne,
R. 6. ens6 n ebOIm.
Dtebs. 9lrafL.
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Suriulelle OriOes bort gu6etaf en- Gag

Ene Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, ben bsbiis Msciciu paa 3OrOen
mob 9Oite. Is Os 80 Gents.
Den tibliesrs omtuIte ersgpiitOs
paIprat pill. ber CT befplbt for gi'
sami, men iom Sberifi Weute lite
tunos fua meo fig fra darlington, toms
msg piIt mart bertil MI. 9ans ferite
gulfru tom forIeoeu ira England Tor
al fore So9en imoo Gam og faa Stilss
misie. gun par 2areriuoe for oerss
9gstsitub, 0s ban par oroineret prGii /
ben sugeIife Statstirts. flyer bun. De
bIsu sifte / 1885 o9 IeDeoe iammen til
1896, oa ban reiitr til Amerita, men
tom nRits 2lar tiIbnse en- lib. Saa
reilte ban after til Amerifa, buor ban
opbOIot fig / Buffalo. q. o., GtIantic,
Sa., Central @itp. GoIo., uirtsnee ben
melte Glib Tom Brat. men Der / Blair
forte ban en- MGItuosu. Otter bans
2GsteIfab meb Utiis YOpslI, 6lOr'
snes, rsilte be til IacOmab. Baib.. buor
ban MI fibber bag Gensilets Uaure, inos
til Msrfs, Der er rsjit mee ny Gr=
rsitorbrs, tommsr Os beutsr bam til
Blair.
6nns feriie 5uifru Dor bos Rev.
Youug 9. Der noen at are no9et gait
Uisos BAN til Miis POwea. 8ennes
JoraIore, Der sr bGeerIige o9 ostsos
GOIt, er meset beDreUebe Ousr beres fun
i7.aarise Dattsrs Stebns Os gauers.
= linton Munt, Der / ginter bar
ltuoeret gOsiprins paG Dor StOIe, bar
nu faae: aniattsIie paa d. L. Publ.
House.
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs
&1.oo to 1.50 pr. setting.
G. E. McCoMB, Blair, Neb.
gi bar fuuet msssn 0tean / be
fbiis Duss, Osiau ist nOsIe snfsIte
60sl; men 9srrsn bar bibtiI beuaret Os
for gptIOnsr 0. Ign. iOm Der bSres iaa
megei ON andre Steber fra.
ReuiIorerne for d. l.. Publ.
House bar bespnbt oerss Arbeibe.
Selbrepelif ior S9ring = Warmers
White Wine of Tar Syrup, ben
beoite 6oitemsoiein puu Soroen. tures
rsr en- Jorfslelie / esbet at l Dag, oers
fom ben tages lioe. 25 oe so Gents.
STR. 6. anbsrsn og camille
fra Council BLUFFS tom bertiI 5reodss
for nu at ftifte fig Ell 9ism % bespnos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

en- 5%orretnins Der. 0i enitsr Dem bisrs
telie oeItommen iblanbt os, o9 baober,
at be oIorig maa fogtrpbe. al De Tom til
Blair.
Oh. garii6 os Uaifs Is or a
Bartriose fsirebe Oeres 9rpuupstsit
/ fOfe u9e Oa bar M raast 90 ubs i
0erteruiae.
Va @rippc fOrOriUes / "a elmer.
Sngen Nleoicin for oenne irpgteIige
Sp9oom fan iammeulisnes mep War
ners White Wine of Tar Syrup.
= Ger bar perst Mebsr ubs / ga.
tor 6 Mbo. / Drum fra 27.
april til l. Dtui. 7 9raitsr par It'll
Stebs. Om Spnoussn praoiteoe uOsle
at be fremmsbe 8raitsr baabe / Drum,
Fremont o9 Omaha.
= Ma9nus Sobnen bar tebt
Uars. 6 bas. 9errps WoItinforret'
ming / aennarb, Os fpttsr fOrmObentti9
letp osrtI! / en- ner Jrsmtio.
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9iem. ioet benne uiI ie iis ON eiter en-
auoen Ylaos. 6an bar tun uGrst Der
ca. l Waaneb, men oil MI eftsr Sisenoe
til Snbiaua at preUe iii gntte.
: aunftubfiaius os aonesrt / ben
ny 9siifOIebpsnins 9srbas gftsrmiOous
b. Il. Ueoi. 81. ID. Aosuus Is
Gents, Stolsbern 10 Gents. 9nbtas.
ten saar til Rsbst al ct giano os Bill
leoer.
nntGaubIe9s. On uus
oant utano, Utr. j, zen n, Der |
uOsIe aar bar fuOsrst til lanoIass /
Omaha, bar nu efter fin beIbist Ouer-
ltaaeee @fsamsn, neoiut fig iom Deutiit
/ arlington. gtebr. 5esuOen piI ban
- ie Advertisement nnbetfsbs - pare
at trafe bUer Munous Og lirsOus i
Reunaro. 8i anbsFaIsr ben unge Or.
Senien puu bet bsbits. 9aus ubbau.
nellie er sOO Os bans psrionIiss Optra'
ben ino3poer Iiuio.
- ears Anoerens nps Bus
tit / Uaattbieieu Srsbreuss fore eIesanie
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ne uge. Der UiI forsfinoes ct fulotGn:
bist npt os ,ompIet uoDaI9 al Groceries
0. /. D.
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Sil Stolen | Blair:

SIT CORN. 3a.: q. 6. SoBien =. 1880
@Gboo. giebr.; ct. 4etri M8b.s agns
OeIoleHlH8 80. ''... ......... lV.UO
Chicago, ST.: Miis Singer anoerien 100
Marcus Bed,
somiteeHs a~asierer. Blair. Gtbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Blair % Ome9n.

StOIeiuperintenSent 6opIsr Der
| Blair bIeu forIebtu Of ben rspublifanfe
Statsteuuention / 9incoIn nOmlneret
Tom State Superintendent. 9ette
tom iaa msset mere OUerraitenoe, fom
iussn gGabe no9eu Sinoe bar neDnt BAN
lom Ranbibat for bette gmbebe, og iaa
at fss ingen uneoe, at ban uar pau
Gale Der. mr.. 5ouIer er al ben BE
ming, at gmbebst ituI isse Wunoen, Oe
life OmDsnot, builtet uia sr ri9tis not.
Qstte, OF ban life isIU par til Stebe uso
aonuentioneu o9 lite isIu bar arbeioet
for en- Inaban Domination, men aliss=
Del fit ben, er en- COB A~ubefaIins for
ham.
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WtsGonsmooe

afboIoe5 / q, Sobaunes Dasuisbsb pet
9utimer. ga. frat ariiti immsIfortsbae)
9orsoas b. "a. til Sgnoag b. 81. MoI
1860.
2tle er bierteIis ueltomns.
u. 81 irtegaarb.
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2oitterinaer.
Sil Den iattige Gnie Maria
Hasmnsitn / 6amOno. 2ou!inna:

Serseonts 9Infs, ga; ". SsrSeuim
81; {. @ootirebieH 81 {. earien SOC;
e. e5riitsnisn SOC sR. Qitlieu SOC;
u. Weosenien soc; PENN 9sierisn
soc; 5. Qetsrien soc. Z alt =. $500
Web bet tiolisere iHotomue ls114.e0 alt
$1,000. bUOrfor meb bi~erteIis Eat fuittsres.
Reb.
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Oh. qurif6 os uaiis Is or a
partridge fsirebe beres 9rpuupsteIt
/ fofe u9e oa bar nu laaet go ube /
Oerterpiae.
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,9aniferen"
Cnsbag b. 8. Mai 1900.
@nOstjeHciter.
gIatr. g(ebL.

gIair, Nebr.
Blair banife ep. slutb. gleuigbsb bolber
@uostieneife bper Ssnoag Bormloods RI
100 oq giten 81. Il. Sg~uoagslfole 81. 9
Norm. Opbuaqglitsmeoe Cnsoa9 4tten RI.
q. - 4ne ere 6iertelig oeltomuel
q. 6asmusen
9rRff.
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@tSIonsmtoe

On Sub pil, bliper Der Nislious.
mpse / 5mmanuels b. CT. sIutb. 8irte
@sit superior fra ben Il - 90. Mai
RerIis SuobpoeIie til genner fra mar
Os iieru. SsnOas 9ftermioous uns-
oomSmsoe.
Yaa R9bs. 8e9ne
6. lie FEN.
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Gil airten | Union Brctintt Des
Yoticr.

Guoubon. Ga: gRrs. Sn9u. anuoien 800
6iscus. 5a.: Str. g. y. oauge....... 100
9ndionuille. Ga: 4ait Ag geeismam 50
9atimer, 9a.: Uir. Anorep Bad -. 200
3lllammeu 1850. $3.50
GHooioere ira gait. u. airfesanro: en-
w enigbeos 9rotofol.
Sjertelis 5of til @ioerne.
6ettelle {: 8 SIR. II. unoer apitterinser
fra Siloams gieh., Chicago. itaar: 3obannes
gnoerieu, ituloe pare Sobanne Qnoerien
e. 6nnieH.
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en- 5orretnins Der. 9i snftsr benz bier'
teIie oeItommen ibIanet os. % baaber,
at be aIorig maa fogtrpbe. at De tom I'll
Blair.
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0maba. Rebr.

q Qeaa banife ep. sIltb. gteni9bebs 6irte,
Rortb 26tb Street (imeqem @rant o9 8nrs
bette ba4ogs 6gimssieGuostieneit bier Sgns
ooo Sormioba9 ri. 10f % aiten9uostienelte
ri. u. Senoa9slfole 81. l2t @itm. 9t8es
msbe beer 5orsoo9 aiten 81. 5. Aue ere
biertelis oeltomnel
q. 3. @brtftianen,
Brett
eppaI: 2sl9 y. ssfb st.. Omaha. s1ebr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-11

LEXINGTON. KY, March 1O.-A tele-
gram to Colonel Williams, commanding
the Second Kentucky Regiment of the
State Guard, came this afternoon in refer
ence to moving the local troops under
Taylor's orders. Colonel Williams only an
hour before had left for Connersville, Ind,
and Capt. c. w. Longmire, who is in COM
mand of three companies and the arms in
the local armory under orders Of the Beck
ham administration. took fifteen men to
the armory and prepared to hold the arms
against any orders from the Taylor ad-
ministration. Captain Longmire is now in
charge and says he will resist any attempt
at moving the arms under Taylor's orders.
No clash is expected here because most Of
the local militia are Beckham sympathiz-
ers. The Taylor officials at Frankfort were
notified at once of Colonel Williams's alb
sence.
Captain Longmire received tonight a
telegram from Democratic Governor Beck
ham, ordering him to take charge of all
arms and other equipments in Lexington.
He is obeying the order strictly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-11
MAY REJECT IT.

CONCLUDED FROM r PAGE)
and cigarettes found upon the market in
disregard thereof, stamps bearing cancel
lation, on and after the 1st prox., must
be seized. -"
The annual reports of Indian agents
which nave been received by the commits
sioner Of Indian affairs will be printed in
the form of an appendix to the report of
the commissioner. They show that the en-
tire Indian population is 297, sos, of which
number 1873 wore citizens dress, while
81. 023 wear a mixture of Indian and civil
lied clothing. Those who can read num-
Der 1851, and 1884 can carry on an ordi-
nary conversation in English. There are
1926 dwelling houses built for Indians, 1,153
of which were built within the last year.
The number of births was 4,237 and the
deaths 5,25S. Twenty-six Indians were
killed by whites and seven whites by In
dams One Indian was killed by other In
dams. The number of Indian criminals
punished was 1859. There were 81, 655 In
dian church members and 34S church build
ings on the various reservations. The
amount of money contributed during the
last year by religious and other societies
was: For education, $261, SIS; for general
church work. Sis. 400, and $16,016 from New
York for the support of the school estab-
lished by that State.
Rear Admiral A. H. Mccormick. who was
yesterday assigned to duty as second in
command Of the Asiatic station under Ad-
miral Remey, has been placed on the re-
tired list on his own application. The Off
Ger has been in command at the Washing
ton navy yards, and found that his health
would not stand the strain of active sea
service of the character required in the
Philippines. He was eligible for voluntary
retirement, having served forty years and
six months in the navy. His successor on
the China station has not yet been named.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-11
Indiana Notes.

Muncie lodge of Elks Friday night cleared
$50 at a benefit social session. The money
was given TO the Muncie Associated Chari-
ties.
The gravel roads Of Lawrence county
have been examined by a United States
postoffice inspector, and he has announced
the early establishment of rural free de-
livery out of Bedford.
The Hartford City Methodist Church, by
its official board, has promulgated an order
requesting the women of the church to
remove their hats during the services. The
first request will be made to-day.
The report that the Indiana iron works,
of Muncie, would resume operation to-mor-
row seems to be erroneous. A number of
the men have had their leaves of absence
voluntarily extended by the company.
Capt. John Spalding, of Jacksonville, one
of the KIN railroad men in the
State, a conductor on the Airline, was
taken Ill on his run yesterday and is now
at Princeton and expected to die at any
hour.
Sol Meredith Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, of Richmond, has passed reso-
lutions commencing Captain William E.
English. of Indianapolis. for his refusal to
accept pay for his services during the
Spanish-American war.
w. H. Wells, who was on trial at Craw-
louisville. charged with shooting at Con-
ductor Hunt. of the Big Four, at New
Ross, was found guilty of shooting with in
tent to kill, and was given a sentence Of
five to fourteen years at Michigan City.