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I'or.ri.AM), M.iySii. Supervisinfr
inspector V. J.ulih.i. k of ui
runii .i-i, hasi leverscd 1 !i" (lei-i-s-i'i;i
of t!i" local inspectors I-Mw.inls
and McDcniiott', in t lie cau of
Cap. .rC". A. IVaso of tlie Ptcam
liip O.eL'on. wlioti lii ensc tc-
oi t!o' Clan .McKcn.ie.
TIIK M.VIIKtTl.
Sas ', i.-t ., May tj. Wheat
i si'.e.- : :;:.:. rl.'fi': f.iiycr war
Chicago, May lo. I : 1 r. :.f.
('!'.-.; n)ie:'t linn: eash 'K3.':
!ni:e 0."'.. : .Inlv 04:l.'.
acl.l to Ansitci .
I'oi.ii. vM, MaV . 1M. Hai ry
-(aver. . Y."m. Ken i: ','i-iiiol iJive
Mmvaid 1. 1 1 their examination in
h" t. V.,'-! t .n:i t t'i-day -:i a charce
1 '''iii -; Mr. I'.i'es uti the
'M. . llm-e r. .1 !a-tTi:eday
i.iii.t. Tie t .:ee we to lii-ld in the
- ;.,i . t ce :. 10 await tho
.;-t 11 .a' !:. ;tt,-.!:d j'iry.
1 I i:...!ll'-i i'li-.-l),'.
Vii.-.in, t'a!.. May :.!ioiliy
fti-r I'C'jn t i d.tv i tviis di-i oveu it
j " i-t 'ivo j.m-- jnivm had c raped
1 i'oiu 1 n ; C'l'i ' . if j a i 1 . a i iea 1 y 1 1 en
Mi-t" iili Hie !i tliK-K v;n Kf'VeO
11..1 i.iroiiih and wrenched out
1 the v fidow :ratiii.'. All the
iri-on'T.-t cr" convic'd o; i-erious
charge?.
The lilao ami t'ac Cray.
VicUiCriti-. M":;y Tiiis city
i-3 crowd..-d with "viiiton to the
tlluc and Grey re-uni in, which
u .v: opened at noon to-day by a
national salute. A lart:e nuinbf-r
cf dele :tvi? aro present.
Tiuitit-r Culture Ittlt.
W.-.bi.iNuTON, May 'Si. T i- ton
ate commitiee on public lands liaf
icnL'tted .1 vuhiininouH substitute
--. -
tl inc livuw '!U a-i 1 -n
,;rater culture law?, me i.ui ie
peais the timber cuinueact of 1S7S
i.cep' c.3 to .Nebraska. anT ail
...cts srUip!ciiio:u:iry tiierof'.
Tho rrt-nj tc: iau-.
i.BAT0tA.5I IV 20. At l:l;!ll
-ir.-iijii oi tne l'iesiylcri.iu g.ncr.l
i-sei'ihly tin: nomai.ttii fomuiii
ne u'liii -liiced :l ( OinuiiUeo to i!o
hvs .i.tiial word ol revisioa and to
leif-ri. to t:ie ;i--etnb!y. tV-iro;l
aas e 'C'??:! ;t-- tlie plac-s of ine';n:
:Ilo li.-xt lieiiff. l u-tfftnhlt .
lied aiw.
l'ai-...--i.u!iliihi d in Mountain):
1 . .
'';'!"'. especially vhc:i tlie nil
1 o'uiihtit: iieaks are over 1O.0UO
ie't in height, make lieipient
oicr.tii'ii 01 s.jine nuutntain climtx-r
iln-linj' patches ni perpetual f.::uAV,
uavin all the api-earanee i hav
: 1 1 ici-'-ntlv been ditnelcd with
l--d. cienits ie.1 us thai ml
-1.:, v.- is ea.t cd bv the pivs.-nco ol
.1 o -ceiled plant called prohh-eu
mvali..'. u hich reUiodll.-e- itself bv
ubdni.,,s-th'a, Ku, oibii-
1." .1. Scientists led us that red
t ides i s -If into many m-w plan.-.
in: - 1 itone v. it'i ...re.'it i.ipiu-.ty,
.'.:.! a few cell lodm.il intiic .-noa ,
::;.i-i- fa b'irab!e condition-', will
11..H i-.ivei-.! I.i tne l!-a-l with bi-lll-i!:;l
cai mice. This (to the unini
.iated .-lartliliL; piii-li itni'inin has
oeeu il..-ei f"! iti.m earliesl times.
itl eiiurev. il casually relleii d t
iy A.i.-toile. The -ubji i-; was,
laiui-ver, li.-t -ii;ht 01 nut .I himmiit
up by ihc iiitesiiL'iiti'ins ol Saus
suie, who lmind red snow nr. the
li siii lTiid. lie liliule chi-mical
i;V. fhich shovied him that the
red color was due to the presence
t veu'etable matter, which he
-appo.d miirht be the poleii of
nun!' jila'it. In LSI'.) an Arctic
expedition under Capt. Iloss,
Leoiiirht sum.' specimens of the
plant which cause red snow from
iiie clillN around IkUlins I '.ay.
l'hese were 1 xaniincd by eminent
ii-itanii-ts, some of w hom mistook
the nature of the plant, and there
were h.iij; di.tcuis onu as to its
proper classilication, some holdim,'
it to be a funtriis. some 11 lichen:
but it was linally classed as one of
1 lie unicellular al'.ve. iSt. Louis
Republic.
A Knowing;
Mr. J. A. Thompson, of Bangor,
has a Kiiiall dog, which lie believer
io be possessed of more than the
iver.i;'o of canine intelligence,
lie u also the owner of a cow of
wiiich the dor. is a fast friend.
The cow was tick a while ago ana
Mi. Tnompson stopped giving lier
jrain tor a time. The dog evident
ly did not understand the' re."9on j
for thii deprivation and concluded .
to r.ttend lor wants himself, for
oueday when their owner went
into the stable lie found the dog
in the very act ot supplying the
cjw wit a" meal from the barrel i
where it was kept, bv taking all lie !
could in his mouth and leaving itj
in a box in front of thec-w, who
eagerly devoured the much missed
food.
INDIAN OUTRAGES.
The President Petitioned for Aid
from tho Murderous Apaches.
TV EM. KNOWN MEN KIMJiU
A Verdiittf $10,003 Against a Bon of
Brot Hart- for Alienatinj a Wif'j
AfTetiocs.
Tombstone, Ari., May Si. The
hod v of Kotit. Hardie.awell known
li-vyerof Los AnvjC'les, Cal., was
l.rouglit 111 heio unUiy from
Cliirachiia mountains, where he
wa killed by hostilo Apaches Sat
urday night. ; tiia" companion, Dr.
tlaynes, of 1'hila Jelphia, had his
lioi.it snot from under him, and
e.scapei. by mounting his compan
ion's hoise. The Indians fired
from an ambush. I'.j'.ii men came
iiere for their health two year. a'o.
Uardie leaved a wife and child i'i
Los Ani'ole?. The coroner's jury
appointed a committee to druit a
-taieiii.-iit. which will he wired to
President H.irrt-oii, nskin for re
lief ir-.ia tne reccn? outrages by the
Apaches.
AKn.li T!IL UOblll.LS.
Sas Francisco, May Si. The
olilcial news ot tin; niiiiderof Kobt.
Ilardie. the. Los Angeles attorney,
by a band ot A).iches at Kucker
Canyon in Arizona, was icceivcd
at Ttie aimy headipiarters to-day.
General .Miles stated: "The In
dians belong to a party number
ing eight, who attempted the life
of the ajeiit at San Carlos iu June
1657. an t were caught, tried by
the military authorities, and were
sentenced t lo years tin the peni
tentiary at Ft. "l.e ivenworth. but
were aiterv.aids sent 10 Alcatraz.
lis (.ctob.r lss.i they were re
leased cud were sent back to Ari
zona, At San Carlos they were
arrested by the civil authorities,
tried and sentenced to be hanged
but ti.eae Indians were released
from the pen tentiary at C'oluin
iai, Ohio, and were returned to
Arizona to be again tried, the
United States supreme court hav
ing decided that the United states
district court f jT Arizona could not
try them. They were again tried
by the civil court in Arizona and
sentenced.
While on their w ay t the Yuma
penitentiary in charge cf Shi-rill
Ki-ynoM-' and a guard, on the 2nd
of last Xovemb.f. they killed the
theiiiT and escaped to Mexico,
wheie they have kieen engaged in
depredations in bonora ever since.
The Apaches Secured their anus
from teamsters and prospectors
whom they lilted in Mexico, and
proof that it is the same party is
that one of the Indians killed had
sfh. rid' Reynolu's wath on him. j
(hoers we.e issued this alter-1
noon by Maj. ( ten. Miles, from the
division headquarters, to pursue:
and capture or kill the hostile.
A Ijori I-K CHIME.
A .M nritorer Grow ltcmoi neful and
Adrmi ts yulcIOe. iJ
s:.oai.i. May LV.. Jchn Wil
liamson, a i'lrm hand, a-.'ed CI wtih
found in l .e p'.i'ilie paik thU morn
itiir, :;erioiiily ill from the cfl"ect- of
foi-on taken with suicidal intent
lit; was taken to a hospital and will
recover. 1'his evening a farr.ipr
living 1. ear tho farm of JeH" Moore,
reported 'be di-covery of thi tlead
'O'lies of Mo-ire and hi son Chas.
L i now thuuyht that Wilhanison
killed Mo: ne and t-ou. ho having
been in their employ, :.n.l tindim..
nothing of value in the house and
Jeai jilt detection tried to su'eido.
A I.F.I I TO DEATH.
A lirl.li;.-J iimper I.okoh UN l.lfi- uti
a TV ai;c r.
Ammit.i.vxm. Ma L'O. Michat!
Sheciiiin, atted -I. jiimped from
:!: Mohawk bndee yesterday
etetiir, on a wauer. After tiik:n
sin: e.at.-r In lid not rise ajaill.
I'll-; eodv was not r-covered.
1 lit. Ill 011 Tl ainiCOliliiionl.nl
Nuw Youii, May 2G. Details of
ttie iilau lor tiio reorganization of
the treg in Transcontinental which
have been definitely decided on
and will be formally communicated
to the annual meeting of hto-.-k
holdet.s on June 10. A new com
pany wiil be formed, which will
oiler in cxc'ianuo tho stock, Kiare
for share, lor the Oregon Transcoti
tin. n'.al Mm k. Three-quarter.! of
all the stock has already fiignitied
a willingness to join the new cm
pa ny.
The in.unitroii uf Evolution.
Washington, May 26. A mes
sage was received ut the navy de
partment to-day Iioni Acling Hear
Admiral Walker, at Gibralter, say
ing that the U. b. squadron of evo
lutiou sailed this afternoon for Kio
Janeiro.
TVurld's FalrCommiloner.
WA3UiNGT0N,May 20. The pr';ri
dent to-dav signed the coinniii-sion
of tin. world's fair commissioners
nominated by tha governors of the
various r-Utes and territories.
Ci;ar Makers Strike.
:iav YoaK, May 25. Fifteen
hundic-il cigar makers are on a
rtriko far hn;her wages.
The German Cathollca,
Milwaukee, May 26. The tirst
convention ol the Germs n Catholic
societies of Wisconsin opened thin
mornins. Nearly 3000 members of
mo eocieties.one hundred delegates
nnil I. . . . . I . . 1. i
..in. ojinu iniee- inousanu excur
hionists are repotted at head quar
tsr. It i exjiected that tha con
teimnii win auopt resolutions in
opposition to the Bennott compul
scry school laws.
AFFECTION' COMES HIGH.
It ret Harte'a Son Pay 810,000 for
FooliiiBTVith Another Man' Wife
ew i ork, May Si. The
sherilFs jury to-day found a ver
dict ol siimx) against Francis K
llar'e, son of Bret llarte. in a suit
by James Smith, for damages for
i : : . i .. .....- . r .
aiieiiiiii mi? aiiei lioti oi Ills Wile.
all: f-' .l
Miive U. r-mnu.
THE 1UIZE KING.
ChoynHfcl futa. the Onaaha Baibrr
to Klerp.
an FnANrir.co, May 2(5. Joe
Chovnski, of San Francisco, and
.lin k lUvis, of Omaha, met in a
llnish fight at tho Occidental club
to-n:giit for a nursa of 11500.
Chovnski weighed 100 Kunds and
Davis 170. Davis was little known
here but he came with the reputa
tion oi lieing a rusher. The Omaha
man started in to rush matter
and in the first four rounds knocked
lo'.. down four times, besides in
fli.-ting other severe punishment.
At the end of this round Iwth
men were groggy nnd had to be
led to their corners.
In the fiuh Chovnski appeared
to recover his wind and from that
time on landed heavilv on Davis'
mouth.
In the ninth Chovnski knocked
lUvis down bv a blow in the
mouth. When he got on his feet
Chovnski planted another heavv
right-hander sqnarelv on the
Omaha man's mouth and put him
lo sleep.
Aletho'liit Editor Elected.
Sr. Lot is, M.y 26. In the con
ference of tho Methodi.it Episcopal
church, south, to-day, II. II.
Walker was elected editor of a
paper to b establishl ai San
Francisco.
Damage from the Storm.
Utica, May 20. The damage to
the railroad aud canal by yester
day's severe storm amounts to
.3'jO,000, and it will take two weeks
to repair the break.
I'oor Fellow .
"Don't vou remember me
ma'am?" said the emaciated
tramp. "I stopped here last sum
met and mowed vour lawn for
vou."
"Why vou are not that magni-
ficLnt tramp, that Ilercuies, to
w horn 1 gave my lirs; loat of bread."
"1 am the same.
"What lias worked i-uch dread
ful chantre in so snort a t ini'." '
"Vour lirst K'.ti oi bread.
ma an.. Aew lork tsun.
rh Lnri;et SnllinK Ship In the
World.
The largest sading ship in the
world is eaid to Ix1 in the josses-
sion ot 1-ranee. Her name is the
France. She is a vessel with live
masts, on four of which square
sail is carried. The length is 344
fett, with beam of 49 leet. The
ca.go which the France could
carry is no less than 01,000 tons.
I'lio ship is built of steel, her
masts and yards being oi the same
material. She is at present trad
ing between France and the l'a
cihe. Senator KvnrH Spend tilOO.IIUUlt
Tear.
Senator L'varts has almost as
large a residence in Washington
as he has in New York, lie has
three houses which he keeps open
all the time one at New York,
one at Washington and one at
Windsor, Vt. At each he has a
library almost the duplicate of
the other two tilled with the
best works of law, history, politi
cal economy, poetry and prose lic-
tion. 1 he Senator likes his com
fort, and his ambition and satis
faction is to live like an English
gentleman, on a luxurious and
liberal scale, without any regard
to the K.dty economies of life. It
cannot cost hint less than tflOO.OOO
a year to live. New York Star.
An Electrial Itat Trap.
A voung elect rian of Omaha
has a very ingenious way of killing
rats. The rodent is caught in an
ordinarv oval trip, the bottom oi
which is covered with tin. One
wire, connected with a dynamo,
is fastened to the tin lining of the
trap and another is thrust into the
prisoner's cell, The well-known
propensity of a caged rat to do
battle asserts itself and he seizes
the wire between his teeth.
In doing so he makes the mistake
of his life. The circuit is com
pleted, his jaws close on the wire
with a death grip, and without a
squeak, and almost without a
quiver, he passes into a state of
eternal desuetude.
alitor .
Tlie only gur
cold in tlie hea
cutan lral deufr
tore the Sense
brctith, rcsultir.
und pleasant t
and a cure Is w
gists. Send fe
Medical Cotnp
months' treat
mail. SI 10, F
Maaon.
la a--i iirr.
anteed cure for atarr
'. bay fevar, roie cold
;s and tore eyes. Re
:f taste and uuplcanan
from catarrh. Eaa
to?. Follow direction
-I anted, by all drug
circular to Abietln
.jr. Oroyiile.Cil. 8lx
sat for tl; sent hy
scle by FothayA
Conn & Ilendrickson'a is the
boss place to buy your table and
pie friid in gallon cans.
THEDAYIN CONGRESS
The Naval Appropriation Bill
Passed in the Senate.
VOTE FOIt NEW TVAK VB9SELS.
GetUtr Carlisle 8 worn Into Office A
Pnsioa Measure Iotroclnced by
Senator Mitchell.
Washington, May 20. The
House was called to" order to-day
by Clerk McPhearson, and on nio
tion of McKinley, Burrows of
Michigan was elected speaker pro
tern, and took the chair.
IS THE BEX ATE. X
Immediately after the reading'
of the journal, the oath of office
was administered by the' Vice
president to Carlisle as senator
from Kentucky for Beck's unex
pired term.
A silver bill prepared by Banker
St. John, of New York, was intro
duced by Senator Plumb to-day.
It directs the secretary of the
treasury to buy silver bullion to
the aggregate amount of 4,500,000
ounces of tine silver at tho market
price, and to issue United States
notes in payment, these notes to be
legal tender for all purposes.
Call's resolution, asking for in
formation as tolandnigof an armed
force at Cedar Keys, Florida,
was modified and agreed to. The
senate resumed consideration of
the naval appropriation bill.
1 he pending question was (Jock-
erells amendment to strike out the
Crovision for three heavily armed
attle shins at a cost of four million
dollars each. There was a loni:
debate on this, in which Cockerell
commented upon the recommen
dation of the Secretary of the Navy
tor the construction of a large
number of vessels.
"There is no occasion," eaid he,
"for the coast defenses or an in
crease of our naval establishments.
The American flag is perfectly eafe
iu every part."
oorhees said the American peo
ple were no more in favor of in
creasing the navy and having a
great eea-going navy than they
were in lavor ot havmz a ereat
standing army. He said he bad
faith in the ability of the Ameri
can people to get ready when an
emergency arose.
Butler srxikft vi-jorouslv in oddo-
sition to the amendment, and re
gretted that it was not in hie
power to vote for eight instead of
three battle ships.
Hall spoke ot the defenseless
condition of the Pacific Coast and
the extensive British works and
naval stations in British Columbia
which he visited last vear.
CockeraT's amendment was re
jected. The bill was then passed.
Mitchell offered a resolution.
w hich was agreed to, instructing
the committee on pensions to rt
jKir: an amendment to the pen-
ion laws, providing in a more
liberal manner for widow", or
children, or dependent relatives
of deceased soldiers. The senate
then adjourned.
PRESIDENT IUAZ TALKS.
The Lower Calliernia Filllbuater-
Inn Scheme Explained,
Citv ok Mexico. Mav 26.
President Diaz, in speaking of the
filibustering movement in Lower
California to-day, told an Associ
ate 1 Press correspondent that be
placed little importance in the
movement. He knew the United
Slates government would not
allow the neutrality to be violated
and the Mexican government
would protect her territory. It
had a sufficient force in Iower
California to repel any iuvasions.
Flood Iu tieraaaajr.
Berlin, May 20. A severe
storm, tallowed by floods is re
ported in various pa.ts of Ger
many. Much damage was done
and nver a scores of lives lost.
Mniuau'a IMcover?
"Another wonderful discovery has
lieen made and that too by a lady In
this county. Disease fastened it
dutches up-..ti her aud for seven years
Mie wnnsiuoa iu severest tests, out
her vital organs were undermined ana
death bfctucd itmniuea'. For three
months she couched incessantly and
could not sleep. She nought of us a
imttl." if Dr. King s New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re
lieved on takinir lirst Aom that she
slept all niidit and with one bottle kac
h;cn miraculously cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Luts." Thus write W.
C. Haim iek A Co.. of Sbclbv, N.C.
Get a free trial bottle at Foshay &
Mason's Drug Store
"Our Own," a genuine kid glove.
even' pair warranted, at $1.'K) per
pair. I his glove 1 have handled
for fire years and have tried many
ot tiers, but never have found any
equal to them for the price.
Miruuel hi. loung.
Secure vonr railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money, ncicei
office on Broadalbin street.
New emDroiderien. flouncing,
lace flouncing in cotton and silk,
black and cream. Laces in imita
tion point, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Yandyck and Eiffel Tower. New
nrchings. Samuel E. Young.
Use elegant lotion for tan.
f