' not under «to calm or
Wit and lion tints, Mill Hill“.
m “mmmufumwd
. a; ”alumna-lotus!
‘KNAPP’S;
91 Wailingtoi- 8t.
Purtlcnttu- attention paid to
I'tlln‘, meaning and Irpntna
film “I“! A?“
are going to boy a Filing: to: your kitchen
rind not the
uni
, and Lowest Price
'7 i I. there the exelnnlvc ngmy for the
if“ (01¢)th
"‘l'noo‘nnss RANGE,»
‘muuuhnm magma: 1m Work! (Io.
‘ r slummentawtth in m I an m
3% article ll the price or llgnrer Ind
Wall. lwmnt every meiotic
TllE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
nmwstlflflfimnnd your money in are
or In) mot-int Being nude but: you cnn
stun-get rennin in an hour's time.
PRHGBESS lltlillli.
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
léh some uonwunxroxn.
willlllillll ll Bflllllll.
$1? FOR
Holiday Photographs
BEFORE THE first! .
9.8. North.
SPECIAL SALE
(ll Tlllltl llilll illlll Biiiiti
Which nmoflulngat cx‘rcmeiy low prim».
“(affirmed Block Velvet. Tcoues and
m former price :5.
M Velwt “-1! b-aurilully ”Hunt“ with
Mur- um Jet 3.5. i many no
Black Bum nu... lllmmul with (butch Penth-
“WWW ._
Cl ml 84 up
Tit-ll About“: pale bullo- \Hll do well to
all More numbering crmlxcm.
IRS. W. F lliflE'l‘T,
3 WATER STREET.
; NDRWALK. q » cons.
‘ Bovcor‘r '”
intuitiiiinnii ct
ht «in do it u long» we Will victim)
”I barrel in
Pllliliii, Jillll lll‘ Patina
FLOUR
Vat—Iranian“ um paid. tor
6.65alllllllllllllil.
.- What no elect the
Gammon-rim, . m”:-
. -
ad Removed by Medicine
My -llo lmtrumcnts.
m rumor“.
“Whmll. Ifltn
Examiner In
a, 5. ”mt 0mm.
18!! to ISIS
(the. 435 Rob: SINK.
WM. PODMORE. 4
A.
Christmas Greeting!
Mm“...
SililllE ll &Hllll
Are 'ofl'ering the largest line of Christmas Goods that have ever
been offered to the people of Norwalk- not trash, but firm
goods at very low prices.
Anyone can purchase at present at our piste.-
l‘nil a 25s llllll ill it till Pliill Siltllllll,
01- a $50 BROC H E $11 A W1 .,
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And by thc'cmwds that throng our stow from morning ti
night wethink our cllorls are appreciated. .
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open every night till after Christmas. \Vc >lmll otter to the'
people of South Norwalk it better line of goods than have ever
been offered to the residents at that town, Store open every
night.
Wm—H
NORWALK AND SOUTH nonwux.
P. S.——A full line of Christmas chairs will be Ollifl'fltl very
cheap.
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wnr incur 1 T0 iii; rngtriiii‘tmz 45;
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MOORE & HARMAN’S 45i
THE vznr rim-r TEA 18 me CITY run 45 new ran l'ttl'Sl). i
run Fixes-r owner cons ron H: ran my >2 Lin 3:» an Toni. i
T038 rot: 10c run CAN. NICE. swear P354, 2 (SAX: wit t.- rm. 45|
CANS “more non iiic THAT (ransom BE BE i1“ FHR 'rus nvwrr. tsn 45i
A VARIETY or must: caxxzn o-lons 'ro) SL‘MERt‘ll‘a’ r.» ‘IES’E‘ZIW.
OUR (arr-'25:, WE ARE ('osvisczo. lures ENTIQE mt'l‘hFM 7103:, BE-
CAt'siz w: nave rr mun ROASTED ever“ want; Tllr'ltliltl’ Distill-
lNG rrs FRESHNESS. we rum; coon scrim: ran 'J'r ran romp.
no nave BUTTER THAT H so? SECELLED run «n- P- i: I’ on we 45
“AVE orniin nanmms run we WI! L orr
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HEATERS
We have two new Heaters which we mu l m- petrol. to «my ! i in» ; an x-
We also luv-.- n lain-pine ot
RANGES.
80'"! 531' Ann Pou'nnuz.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLI’IBI‘SG AND “N WORK.
F. H. NASH 8; BRO.
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwalk.
lilllllllllllls m Mitts
A'I‘ 'I'IIB 0L0 fi'l‘A'bD 0P
THADDEUS GUYER
(Ocean-or to 'l'. Burr Gun-r a: sum.
8 P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL (“RIDERS I’IHHI I"I‘LY I“IIAIJI';I’O
(tiff People find It. to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE Us A TRIAL.
overture. *
mm..- Gilli l
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in, lliiliiifllliliimiill in.
innit lllll‘ Slfltl
SCALLOPS, l
SECURE l’lllCES Bllllllil
PlilllilllSlllli.
Pure hunt. Calm), Imported Mr.
W." ARK onetime—~—
ill-n, Pure Vermont Hoyle sir-p,
Grand inducements
Imported Grapes. Pickled up.
- 1’0 ..___
1m “alderman-ed Good»
4...“ All [Ills--
W”...
acorn only; 59 noun”
HUNT & ‘ZELUFF
”Milli”?
on. mgr—ho Ion.
“run his.
h
To better accommodate our pnlrons our stoic will lit-j
M. l). Howel's,
'l'llll lllll'llll iii in NEW Siliiflllll‘
ill Sillillll Sill
,Uue limit» ”19‘ meat linpnruitt literary
leugng. mtvutr. rl‘kl‘ Mitt-it'd into by a: y
Amt ricau ‘lrllnilit‘ml or neon-pup".
"ROBERT LOU liil BTEVENSON'SBotuh
Bra lrltvru will b-ulii With thu- Nrw
Your. They will npiwnr only In THE
SUNDAY Bl'N, bill! will it institute Ibo
grrnt litrmiy ll‘ullllv of IP59].
A In W ntury In tho with" m ll-innlril
author, who Wli'tn "ll-w ll it! and Pun-«l
Englinli of our How," in” l..- publmlwd
in J munry V: THE FUND tY SUN.
ll. RIDER ”AUG \ltll'tl "lion" u‘ill
alr'Jl'ItTHi' Jinn) l' i- now .r’
tight i... llmom ll-‘ul v "Kn ,; r4 in
A N in? h‘ I:'l‘l;'
luv-id tl‘llf .. -i
“I
Ill‘uly" Min-u ' .;,.
lw sqiml
litinnul lwwi mum, [t wl'l liglpwu ”lily
in THE bUI‘il) \Y SUN.
L-tvr in Mll'l‘lll". E‘eUNlMY SUN .. ill
_i”lll- ll.” ‘ll 3-. hr M, .iir 02.»..-
Wt; {ii H- Ii Edition lt'u‘ll. ii. tli~~ mull
i ytgiiili 't.
.lviiii
nutomebmg rum l, W!" linw artlvi cl
Other ortglnnl iih'znry {minim nr~- 6x
poetrd horn the followup, l'll‘ tribotore:
T. A. Edison,
John Swin’ton, A. lay Cummings,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
SLGeoweMivart, Conan Doyle,
.Elludyard Kipling. Norman Loclyer,
amt Mum "Illa! "itlbflflll'll Wm"...
iii SUNDAY iii
For the e “50%;: tin-'w months Will print
morn hi' A3 :itiil lll'lrl' hrllitill lit '17
l'vt‘
of the high 4' no« l1ll~| it; liw mu 2 'll»
llilgiitrb-d o’ iirz» u arr "~.i'11l" 4m-
ntln-r pr rim'ilml in in» l'oit» Kl Smi- :4
51
By Mail $2 a Year.
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rot“ unsx‘ i‘ot' CALL. 45}
'fl lift on:
45 mun mn m; n, 45l . ho To =
is: MOORE & HAR’MAN. A‘Sllllllllli & tinnitus
45 North Main St., , South fiorwalk. 2% F0“
BUTTER
Weare into it largely: 3
tons or line Delaware County
,Dairy Butter You may know
iitis n \‘vi‘y nice- lot. or we
Jshonld not lllll’t' stiCll ll large
stock. Wi- il">('l’lll" it n
('lt‘lll”, clean ilnmrml, “thy-T05"
style (it liul‘tl-l'. Mum-hing good
all throughout We lll‘tllmrt'
to let all who want have t
taste We may advance ”)0
price, as this sort of llnltcr is
thrlll three more per
{pountlthan it was when we
thought: Sn buy now, lay in
your witltrr supply. We will
Show it not llvlp you sell-ct
with lllt'l‘mlll'f'. And the- pim-
=tt pit-will, l> 237i (vi-ms Ii p- llllll
“'t‘ will wugt'l‘ 2| liig ll'll .ipplw
lliill tllel‘v is ill! llllllt'l' (ll. llhi-
.ltlltllll'y in this city fi“lllll'_f liui'
isntrh :ipi'ii-u N'nmplz- it.
The lll'rl ('olligo in th: city;
try all. tin-n try ours.
()lill
BHHISTMAS
00003
A"- now here. and I: have I r-lmplcii- Ito» of (font
. new)”. on my School ”turn l'br a mu Tn- ‘ 0
tin-trill. P-ney l!- w Pawn. PM: Mr Trio
LARGEST AND CHOICEST LINE
OF CONFECI IONEllY
ever about: in thin city. 0m Ipulnlly tbln Il1kll
CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS
)( 210. per Pound.
Eil'l'llli & Bil,
Willi"!
llll Merino in
No.4 Water Street, llanali.
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“0.00!“ MN“ I W. mmumum tutor-om-
mkwhflhhflwhmufim-fl
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
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oi 18!", who M ii lip itiblic ii» i «.l thin"
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. only. momma-ii. in.
nu wtflEl
DID au EVE? TM!
WEE non
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lLGllRE? .
ileum?
“Tungsten-r nil-Hi:
rue-tn". OI'IHIGOUIIW
mama-u. can,
u!
1. "mum. Lap , wanting: two.
[hill DB. CHAN???
initial hint and Llllll’ L‘in
Crown Pluto" and Pith.
1'th Mr the only Sale Remedies to iisl‘ ’or mm:
anc ed Il'b llu‘ ht‘: plum-r, Lint-r Comp-23ml and
Urlliuy Affection-t Holy tho-c prepared in in"
our roux the till: mutual mt th‘ m: y Kidney
‘md Liver firm that will [Morn you to :wrhcl
health
Al Lillian L3:-
1?. B. ll.
(‘raitx .‘ltmlli-tm‘ Cm. l’anmir. x. .i
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SOLD AT
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
r‘omh Norwalk
apt!
cu E8 Coughs. Colds. Infiuonra.8ronchlll:.
Noarseness. “thawing rough, Crcup.
So Mont. Asthma, ‘i’ltl LC"; 1t't‘llmii ht ll”
lbroat.lungs..: lChest,.:i-v i' . Consumption
.‘prrai 2 r4 mum-rt l w ill r liit‘, }r_,*~.
" Piles, Humans.
firrornln. l-‘mzemn.
I'IMHM'! of t! o Skin and tllimd ttl’l' «or. .1 ti;
FDWLE'S PlLE and noun“. CURE.
or i gggggifiigllfl
Sillineiltil
8t hurry St, lien York City.
'5'. HAVE (XEKHTL‘N'LY 0! HAND
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
hm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons. Easy Riders
Buggies, Phaetons. Sumys,
Spindle Wagons,
Tcp and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
3‘” ho ritual to £2317 221:3 at £333.23,
They ore the nrtlcles that out] tune
you 0']! Wagon: hurt a wort. Wide
reputation I: to quality, style aid {mug
None bupcrvor. Street Sprinklcn We
have the bent Street Sprmklrr- i.i thc
lorld Aha have the new?“ a: 1 bell
mull Milk Wagons in New ‘i..:‘:.
v 'O-Vm
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CVt’tt‘..il" 3‘
rliii‘s u! all
dais”:
Rh-Ult;
rfifulvu .
brralhu‘
“not. .1 vii :I‘ .
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‘ l he Lb wit-2r.
And. will: it lll".' 'l'
rmclim‘m
" I Imrll.
«hflK,
ttnmn'
I‘lfll‘ inn“? It . i I‘ NCVQI
wet! in ,.,n 1.; l . . . , i .«rrvoiu.
bent tmi,;h roll» ~. i ii . ' ». tutti cut.
"at in". it in lt"‘tl"tl"ll 1t uhu‘uklhll,
Indun'nmriniiw. .v u
Only two ymmo l :
(humbling. l’l 1.2“, l! 1'.-
make Idlh :\ M? n:
. ~ fill/m I]
.. (tullhmp to
i. - indent it in.
[or lumps iii-w w in! l l I i n. lyqo, but
the “Rut-limit!" E.“ i .I - . loicvrr. Wt
malt: over»,ono ni‘ d i vs. min. "origin
and Tibia lamifl, 1 «wt : ' :’1_ann
Piano Lamp! 11'" y! ' M!” i l inn", rag.
«tumult-m, Hum ml: .¢ v. n ugh! tron
Anti the lump tltm'ri't .' r i‘ I mix [at the
tilde-mark nr‘rmv' ., . m u " If he
hm‘tthel. vi » llnr‘r .:.l . ”me Mylo you
want, or if m ! poo .. :1» ~, ._ l?ftll to on
[or [no illustr-‘w: « - l uducu'
tier-tint, and v" w 'l i l u~ it ynn any
paid by exprvm, :.;;i:t m yam door.
I um‘rmr. innit" 10..
I‘ll Prim Plum, Krw Val.
tmymum. and pm. on «m MRMMI‘IF Imam.
TM Wt (Ami! l "*I . 6". Mn: “mu.
“9"“ . . _.
(itllill. SILVER. fill Ill-II;
find 1" kind: I" “virtual
PLATING
ll :lr It
49 Water Street, Still lliinll
Anytlllv r Plated fir-u n lam ring in a sim-
mrhlty rule of bible our Manning MM
tact-into nil hints of been emit, i‘Mrcl-‘iser-l
mafia: Ail”. Mic Filth. VII”. Mr 1mm,
new. [arts m! {W Motrin: rim-
roux norm AT Hm" 8m lt‘
it Ann WAT
“I! pp
tr VAt‘Ttmt 017A HA writ
. - I v DON! l,
Mimi: v .or i. . ». lam,
yuan eve ml' .4 mm!» to no In
Wyfirrr-h y 5... . an. hgfifibn
I My 3' the “true-MI pa- in yin-Io
M, humor a. mi It“ '7‘ up My!
mum: in
Ant-r rm ml“ M
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wit-mew
£5.“
Salt ltbrnm and all .
Seeing is Believing”,
lllSllSl iinli.
Sitting Bull Shot Dead While
Resisting Arrest.
BIB SON WAS ALSO KILLED.
Seven oi the Indinn l’ollei‘ I“! the
llnst, Too.
"til. . ..
'Ioiw «it the Cnruni‘ ol’ the Im-
nou- Sioux
‘ihleli—Ha and Ill: Chou»
ro- I'll] [have for the "in!
Line: When Overtnkrn by the :Jlildn
Follower: W
Pollcnwfilltlug Bull "an Arrested. but
Ill- l-‘ullorwu l'ulne to the lkucnr, and
In the "lowly Annoy That Ellllled the
Oral (IMF! and a Nuuxlwr o! Ills llrnvu
“'eru Sent
Ground».
to Their Happy IlnntIng
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dev. Mullen. Miles.
last. evening rccclVi'il tllspfllcllw stating
that in a fight near Standing Rock agency
Sitting Bull and anumber 0! Indian police
had been killed. The first dispatch was
(torn Pierre, S. 1)., stating that Sitting
Bull and his son had been killed, but giv-
Ing no further particulars. The other dis-
patch W53 from Standing Rock agency,
S.D.. and stated that the button police
started out to arrest Sitting Bull. having
learned that he proposed starting for the
Bad Lands at once. The police were fol-
lowed by n troop of cavalrynuder Capt.
Fouchot and infantry under Col. Drum.
A Bloody llmtlu Emuad.
“‘hen the police reached Sitting Bull’:
camp on the Grand river, about forty mile:
from Standing Koch, they found arrange
' menu being made for departure. The
cavalry had not 31-: remind the cam;
when the pollen :irrcstml Bull and started
back with him. His followers quickl)
nllted to his re-u-uv and tried to retake
him, In the light that cum-:1! Sitting Bull
is snidtu have been lilllml. Five of tllt
ludinn police Worn iii—o killed.
One of the police rmlo- buck to the cavalry
and infantry. and lllti‘l‘ tolling them tc
i hurry up to the support 0: the police, but
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sirrtxl. n! U.
rial on in lllt' .mmr)’ With the news of the
blllll'.
mired hit: the llenlli 0i Sitting Bull tutti
of m. lea-i iiil- m’ thr- lndinn poliu~ seems
undoubt. div iritv. '
Huge-r Alto-r tho Friglthm
\\'A.-ni\‘i.iw-. lit-r in lit-n ”"10!!ch
grupln iln- war ill-purrllwnt that he ii
; alter the lvuli in- him mi'npul mid expects
to capturi- them.
:M'I'H't'll yewh-rtln} :tlli-rni-on that will.)
10¢;th of lndinin run on their way north
having tron-ml the "lil‘)|‘|llll‘ river. N(
conlirniiinoil ot' voiillirts with thi- llllllltll'
,, . haw been relelvrd by the Mir department,
'l'ha Ih—purt tnntlrmnl.
('lllt'ilml, ”or iii The followup; title
Krill” ww- rl‘izvn'ml iii :lriii)‘ llt'fl'ililhlrlt‘"
lut cvviiliiiz:
31. Put. .lliml . llw l't I‘l»l t ll.“ n‘sl‘llllll
0-1)!”qu K!‘lv"'.ll ll-l-Hl‘u fill to: Phil mu
Crrmtml llih mi. ll,, ‘lJtlltjlli by llilllm
pom-v fivvol. .irrI-tni- ~l 1” l -. l‘ high!
vii-uml honor- lilill l. x; .. 'Illl. t‘im-t
[Var and tour “HAHN tun ll . ' ‘tl .. new:
hidinu pull 1‘ t‘ip' loo. Hi pm. .1 '1” llllll
I‘llll two [In in li-iu-lihw» .inul 1, n; Kllll'
dr'nr tln‘ lmltmm .A.\.l\ ibitl‘ ‘fit'llt‘ ilJ‘thl’
0‘ Slump: ltiill ll) nu tumult l .4 ln'” “Ill-1
‘vlnl n Aid».
('lniolry in his Ilmrnr.
Filrllu-rpnrtirulnrn u! tlw light are m
lnllomi: Ila-lore the Fighting bud waned
thrme [room of i‘itvillry rmnr to llll‘ warm
0! the llillmu polirv who unn- bviug roiitm‘;
by the ultilllul allitrlllllittlit‘lt nl tln' lion
“in. ‘l'hry brought with tliom mo in»
chin. mind. Wlllf’ll were mnml hum upon
Sunni: llull'u lull-morn. nml mtbltl ll"
minute» tlilw'inmm worn out of rough and
touring M n tun-mu mic no their pniiim
kmnril illl’ llml Lands. wlirrr- Short lltlll
Ind t‘rnw Hog uri' liltrtviutliml “till ‘1!
Ognlinln burn
The police wen-writ out torilltlnt: Hull’-
camp in nrrimr rlu- Hill f‘lll"l, on it mid him:
"(Mule-ll lb I' ll" lm'l «hurl. lilo-i it p was mut
wan nlimitto join the limtilrn who hurt
been pillaging alum; tiw Whiti- rlwr.
firnrly Murry Hint “no I'MuL
“Wit-ii tlu- ulliww fkltl’lll‘ll tlu‘ nun;
they [mind tho. liinlimin n-mly to numb.
Their portion new pnintwl, and many ol
Ibi- snmum lmtl sirlppml tlwmvirm (m
war, The gmlivn "wiv- n limb into the
«nap and «I ml Hating ll-tll. They mm
on tin-it “my lurk in Standing [lurk who!
the tall. unlit-tin non of ”iv blmmu chin:
timed hl- romrmlm to "rupture tho-oh
man.
The woman moi l litltlYY-‘ll worr- lrtt in thc
Misha-mod tlivii mm tell-i tinI hostile!
chimp-d upon the twin)". firing in they
came. A lluxul'to-l- wl utmuulv vii-tied
during which that ._. lllll. who win.- not
shackled. Litre llli orders in n lmul "rim
For Mum? mount“ the firing wn- hm!)
llld death) \‘insrlr «very mnn “ho I"!
hit wan kill-ll
Illa mum Brawn “it, "are Killed "In
In thi- llirimu l-n‘iilmlo tinting [lull let
out ril hit wllal'r. pawn-Id by .1 Millet. but it
it not known ulmtlirr it. was tin-«l by tin
charging pom or hymn or the twill-m Th
m or Hitting! Mill in» unto ulmvm It til
In: mlkyoiibo with. The Mullah"
Nu llllt‘l pirtn illurs lllth' been re :
mar-mm
with deadly accuracy, and alowly dam
the pollen from the tleld. lftiliomvalry
had not. come at this time it in probablt
that the force would have been annihilated
The uuldlct‘n Were. quick to enter into thi
action. A skirmish line was thrown out,
and than, kneeling and firing ins they all
wanted, the troopers, with the inacblm
Karin playing over their head. poured ‘I
withering tire into the nitrogen.
It Will Xiiflaiuo the Whole Nation.
Sitting Bull'» body, which had been
abandoned by the pollen, was recaptured.
In well no that of his non, and will be taken
to Standing Rock. Artur the fight a:
over the tollowem of the (lend chief struck
out at a rapid pace fertile Bud Lands. ’I'bi
battle, the news of which is still meager,
will tloubtlens inflame the entire Sioux
nation.
ludlun Agent McI.unghI|n'-i Report.
WAsnrso'rox. Doc. ltl.—-luiliau Agent
McLaughlin aunt the following dispntcl
from Fort. Yates inst night:
The ludmri police arrested sitting Bull at Mt
camp, forty miles northwest. of tilt! agency, thli
morning at. dnylight llts Killlnwvl‘rl nttontptt‘c
his rescue. and lighting comnn-uced. Four polluo
men were killed and thrw: troun-lcl Eight lu
tllnus Were kitted, int-hiding sitting Bull and ill!
lllvll, Blackbird. and several others n't-n: wounded
The police were Iiurroundml for Monte time. but
uiuintnined their ground until relieved by [Julia
lill"$ troopx, who now have possession of Sitting
Bull's camp. with all the ivuiiicn, children out
proimrty.
Sitting Bull'u followers, probably 100 mun, do
lofted their fniiiilies and fled xvi-st up the Grant
river. ’llio- police bellow-ll uobly. and great crcdii
ladue to them. Particulars by "mil.
Tlm President Informed.
Comniisxioucr Morgan showed this tele
gram to the president late last evening
The president said that he had regal-tier
Sitting Bull an the grent disturbing ele‘
ment in his tribe. and now that he was out
of the way he hoped that n settlement or
the difficulties could be reached withou:
further bloods lied.
Sitting Bull's ('nrecr.
Sitting Bull. the son of Jumping Bull ,
was born in Dakota in lat? From hii'
boyhood he was it leader among, the dis-
contented null lulvlv» Sioux, and cite:
oppowtl tho chief-4 who were on friendly
(ERIN with thc: gorcrriiiicut. After tin,
massacre in Minnesoui in 15"?! many liitli
ertopz-zicelnl Indium joiiwtl the build 01‘
Sitting llnll, who kept up n constant war
(are against the with-rs of the frontier.
Many vain nttcinpts were made to bring.
him into subjection. ln WES a treaty mu
nmde with the Sioux by a special coniniis
sion. by whir'll they agreed to sell the tract
inst oi the .‘llnaollrl river and north of the ‘
Platte. and to l‘t'all'lcl themselves to tilt
reservation assigned to them. 3
The terms of the treaty were carried out ‘
by the government and by most of the ln .1
diunu. Several roving bands never uc-
knonledged the C(lllCt'SatOll. and commit .
tml depredations upon white settlers from
time to time. Sitting Hull was the most
implacable and the lilo-t :igtgresslive of the
mzilcontcnts. maintaining his hostile atti-
tude not, only toward the representative: .
of the government, but toward those
tribca of his own peopil- who rejected his ‘
supremacy iirul lllh poiwy of dealing with
'llt‘wllllt" ln l‘It llo drove the Crow
from their
year uttm lml the rcttlcrs of Montana.
’llic killing of Custer.
l'lnnl'i} tin» interior department ordered
\ chases.
ri‘st-r‘vttlltlrt, nod in the null .
, age on“.
FOB riiiiuiciAL RELIEF;
Windom and Republican Sena-
tors Discuss Schemes.
rn‘ini SILVllIl winner. PRUBABLB
Most of the Senators Am Again“ the Boo-
retury'n I'Iiuio tor Ilm lune of .10..-
000.000 to New Jinnah—Thu Bullnul
Done at an Important (influence.
\VASHINIJTUN, Dev. to » The Republican
senators met in mucus at the residence 0!
Senator Mulf‘illnn lilst night nnd remained
in session {or more tlmn three liourn. They
adjourned to meet again Wednesday night
without coming to it definite conclusion on
any of the propositions under discussion.
but after indicating the probable late of
several of them. Sonntor Sherman laid
before the caucus the proposition of the
caucurl connnittenmnl the proposition of
Secretary ll'indom. The caucus consid-
ered both at length. The discunninn turn-
ed principally on the proposition to issue
$100,000,020 of 2 per m-nt. hoping. The com—
mittee pt'optkilioli llill'crs from the propo-
sition of the secretory on this point in that
the secretary wishes the bonds to be made
interconvertible. while the proposition of
the committee in that these bonds be used
for the rclirciiieut of bonds now in circu-
lation. lt. Wit‘a‘ hlftlllll that the secretary
would be willing to accept :i fifteen year
bond or :1 thirty year bond. Arguments
were miulc iicninlat the proposition to issue
bonds on the ground that. their issue would
in no way relieve the situation. 0n the
other hand, it was said, the ‘rnposcd issue
would increasetheuntionztl ebt 35,001,000.
Opposed to the Issue of Bonds.
There were several test votes taken on
motions unwanted with the bond clause,
which lllllit‘fln‘d very clearly that n. large
nuijwricy oi the woman present were op-
posed to the issue of any new bonds. The
proposed purchase of 12,1!w,‘er‘"|ll ounces of
silver mu dim ussed and motions were
made, but not put to a vote, to increase the
amount to be purclmsul to 15,000,000 ounces,
and to substit lilt‘ tor this proposition a pro—
vision tur the increase or the monthly pur-
chases ot‘ \‘lll't'l'lln'li‘l" the present law from
4,500,001 ounces to [Timur-)0 ounces.
Tho Silver I’m-chine Question.
There was a dill'rar'cucc of opinion when
7thecaucus adjourned MS to the probable
fate of this proposition to purchase silver.
One {X'L’t' coinage senator said there was
little doubt that if anything was agreed
to it Would be the purclime of 12,000,000
ounces, willie number free coinage senator
said that he llt'lli'l't‘tl the caucus would
agree to intrensu the regular monthly pur-
ll was argued by the silver sena-
tors in the caucus that the senate must.
eventually (‘Hlltc to free coinage—if not at
this session then at llll! next Sta-fill)“ ofcou-
grass—mid tln-y urged that the senate ac—
cept the inevitable and agree to free coin-
I‘n-o ('liilt'tze fur it Your.
. There seems but little doubt that the
proposition to purl-hits».- silver and lssuo
him to l'i'lll-vh' it till his blind to the ““581".treimurrnou-s on 1, 1,, replace the national
ration by Jan, :52, lhTii. lb.- did not obey, ' bank “I“... "mm! m“ [,9 agreed ‘0' ”a
and on hell. i the litlt‘rlvl‘ department i am, the l,r..‘,..‘m,m to have {me coinage u
turned him im-r iotlm dupllrllnt‘nt ot' war. . silver remains m W" im. u your, although
In March on \‘Xllt‘tlliltlll under Gen. Crook l the ad‘.,,,~.,m., (.f n... ”ma“. say that the
ilrnlroyctl ill“ "'llLV-l“ “t (“my Horn“: i latter prtlptmltlnu i: of ‘(ttillt' onl)‘ as indi—
bm-“l l“ ‘1‘" Y‘MM‘V‘WW’ ““11"." “03m" ‘cnting Ill” ‘(‘l‘llll‘t'lli iii 'i’l'tn'.‘ nt' fl'Ct‘. coin-
.\ lr ll‘4rllnl was nlst*
ties “’t'l'c interrupted on :i-‘euuut u! cold
Weather
On .lmw '5 lion. Clxstcr, with 600 men 0:
the Seventh ('llVillr)’ and it!) infantry. met
a force of it“) or 3le Mom at the Hills
Big liorn river, t‘iMi-r and the four com
pnuicsttnvlvr l‘il‘u immedinh- minmnnd wen
killed. .‘tiltl lllc H‘lllltlntle‘l" ot’ the white: put
to flight.
liostili- Sioux. who "Nil northward. Sitting
Bull i: i-‘h n pint of llz~ liillul milking hi!‘
etchin- int.) llrlllbll territory. Through [hi
mediation of Dominion otiirmln he sui-
ri-nili-rml on ll. prointw ol pinion in man.
In Jul} null ,\ll;.:ll\l. his». in :it'utlterrum
at Sinnvllnv; l{"l'l‘\, 3'4 l). he Illllllt‘ll('(‘«l hi;
tribe in r-‘tlm- to relimguhli lilillziii lniids
Since it .ll lllllt' ll" has :l-liiltiiiml llt‘lllllll.
«ltliniigi ll-t- litljlllily of lilxplmpll- liiu'i
morph ll lllt‘ iii llllltdllllll ill llit' \xlntc tilt':
; unllliriw lulitwil to r..~,;i'lz:~ him “5 r
louder.
'l’ln-tlwliiiiool‘ his l‘lill‘lt‘lltt‘ has viiibit
toil-d tliv mil m.- f rill :.i:> more, but llll‘
not ll'hfil'lit'll l.:- I Until) [it those whom [it
rvahlv-vl lln lll' :vn'm ill!M rilt‘I‘
'lolll in {Nth-tun! story.
“on. in, llmx to ”numb W
llllluli, .lh't'l L3. .\ l‘ llt'll lit 5'.‘ fill {or lllt
allpvilur i itlll", l i ‘tl y-rl “'llll :tvuttil Wlll
intent l’l hall .L. » .\ t';li.ili.lu 'ill Huiur
day nighy ll r all .le llml lll lllt' polin
Ritalin“ _\(’ {will}, i in tin‘ rllt‘t‘l (lint hlli
ltllt’ltlllll in lull l'ofil ihlt'l. bought llw re
rolwr ii‘l llll" purpow, and drunk lupin:
lu "t‘rYt‘ tor for the tlwl lllt‘ullt’t rill!
turd slut puri‘liunml liii- untpoit to kill llcr
\} 3“”
I it With. but that t‘.tl..tll:m ttlit‘llllllt‘tl ti
throw i.- r lllllll‘l‘ .1 twin. null nhp tired ti
Ifllluluilt ll't‘tl‘ilillll't‘
Tluv Lymph Ilml Nu Effort.
NlW Yum“ lll‘i‘ ll"- .\ («not ill deutl
billowing thv use Ill limpil hm lm-ti re
porlrtl Tim I ,i .av \\ i~ .lli iltl\‘llll|"‘ll Min o
tull'llllli,1‘-l‘ulll‘llll‘lfll’ mill “NM ”UV 0
llvrnpirim-«l tum: it; l'l‘ .imulit iii (in
Nam tori. ll‘oumtlinuunilnm ’l'i.u pntli-ii
want no Miliuulliioltl irnmln t'lllld. 'l'ln
lint llllll'llllfllnn mm l I‘fth'lllI‘llUll Filth:
and it mvtoilil on Summit} Tlll‘ tnoculn
tioll on.» pi-tlutiuml or :i «mt tin-it, lltt
(mun living [I'ultl’tlt'll io- imp. it'd liivforr- the
opvrmiun. and the lymph llml no «'tlect
t hinged with WI!” Manta-r.
Uni)!» .1. LL. “it It} Million lrvltnt
cnrpvnwr ol Klflv“ llil‘, in in pill iii-r0, Inn
ptlelirl Hi lowing tour-lewd iii-o rife
'I‘lmrmlity night «be slow; ps-Mwl, nmi tiotb
lug llm Aim-v Ill-ml muvuuf liar. “‘ln-n sir
rented lrvin hull math”) in um- of hi
boots. which lot-i mil-mat turtlmr mapi
e‘on. run he was nuppowsi to be. poor. It i
thotmllt that line “om ul'n body in hltltll“
in an nimmlunwl will lmn“ nem- brrr.
"B Katrina“ in l‘htlmlelphl. J'I'lhl.
ill-Bron. llw. ltlv t‘lmlr. I'uriwr. who"
ln'tpiN lnr ll} run-t mill-i "llu- prime 0
thin-pa," “4‘ :irmmnwl before Judge I'll:
Inn luaitiw from jilutirn and the can:
In: motioned to Hm m, lrtnm whit-l
“in! Parker Will be ulwn it llmrmz belt-n
3|” gutvrlltll’ Parker is [burg-val will
“eating at (5‘3!) diamond ring train it l’lilln
dolphin jelfi'lly lirm tbm neon mm
The: Ito-moron In! light.
Confirm”, N, ll, Dim lfl.~-t'minwl to-
tbe lkmm‘mtn went to Dori-r tnda)‘ to pro
not to the supreme court a petition tun
mud-mm compelling Acting Samar; 0
Hon 'l't-rry nilvnur'ml upon tin’
l
' f’lilw prrinim-~ and Ill
age. 'l'lwy mt) that if (no ivviitnge is had
1it will llr‘ by Il.l'l'l'i lcnw :' ‘ll the caucus
,did not ur-i ll l‘.'.'ll to tip v: . il~~l -u of the
:question of 1 'Il.-' oil-Minus bill
‘and the rule irir tin-hum; lllt' previous
lqunsliom \vh‘cii wu- llll'l| r l'on‘liderathn
,when l'nn - lion-m liKlJ'llll'l‘J‘tl, was not
Nacliwl . . lm-v wm a toll llili'llilflllce.
min; in.-
ln tlw Sent-la.
> “’AMll‘n-l-‘I‘n llvt‘ 10‘»: In the senate the
bill giving ‘l‘lllt‘l'~ Hp, r-sito unnnrveyed
‘land the pz';vilv«..u o." rusting up no addi-
tional llil :u'l‘m» (ii it \\.l\ [lilFVCll; also
home lnll for :1 building at Fiirgo. X. D.,
l to cost Shunt), l.l\ll~t‘ bill for a building at.
‘ Camden, .\i l. . to «ww' $15M”. null bill 8p~
ipropriuting rim”! tor repairs to Fort
, Marion. in l-'i~-rni:i .\lr t'olquitt, Mr.
\Vll‘s‘iill lily! l and \Ir Vance tullll'BSSOd
the \l'nl'lll‘ m: tlu- l‘cdrml elections
'hiil. Mr f'olqilfl i'liilriu'tvrim'il the elec-
tion-i bill m :L (~I'lllri‘l‘dil‘tl iind mischief
making shit-in oi political inncliim-ry. It.
(Tl'l'lllt‘ll :iii irnuponobli- power. confound—
}ecl all tho lll’p tr? ”1 'ill~ of lln- government,
colli’vrtn-ll lllt-l'i'i)‘ intnislvrixll poivcminto
c-wrulire .iml jnvlzi l .1 functions. It cm ,
1 llit‘ll sum-m» or gs-rtj; i lll< ~---. appropriated
linilliom out of Mir ll‘t'.i~l-I_V for the cm.-
tlon ofii r on whom Izlml in the form of
[urge for-i on i “-lllll'll'w, ltlltl Wm ll when!!!
lit lnlu' [trout w -lw1i of lit“ Nlllllllt'rll states
I and to tulipwi Him“ by llllllrt‘l'lltlli and
mullw‘x to negro M—
(‘t-lltliuim no i ports ll-ngl llwlll. l'nltltl sec.
ittonul lllimlli hilt, ln' il\l.(‘l, no turtlurr.‘
1| ( lnwr lilllltlt fire-ilml.
\Vlml “fl-s 13"!”lavl mm It i'lim r unit)", I
truer .‘Hlll ml" 1 \li.t‘!‘lt'.|ll Ii-vlintz, l
hrmulnr llltl il‘fl i‘clln Mr ii in”. wl llull time
would l‘lllli» llu ii l oi wit-
ileniilnl; ilm il.l.- A. . .i r. \iolllil no
longer lll' 'i w . .r Lilipl ril' loo. Mill
who-ii ll." «pi ‘ 4 .» -i i-iv- spirit
oftln- moth, ill in :\ all plin
it] the rut-ii ii? i 'x mm "ll to hurt"
“fill or» ilzl Hilvi‘lll,lr':i . 't‘. l. .1 l’ “ill". tit
Inxt, lit ill," Illll‘i llim""
ltlnmI-ln'al \limlil hollow.
.‘ll’ “'3. ill (\ltl )lufl‘il‘ :t L-
litittitimiil ll‘f'lltlt'lll again-v
tlitnuli:
ell-rulinn n-ni‘ i luv lHlJli‘t‘d lo rlolu, dil-
ortlrr nit! bl~ willow!
.‘lr \'.i .l‘“ N'lll Hut ["6‘ people (if North
(anullnu l,..ll .--. l l ' Monk \i llll uwpicton
(m u,” ;. lur Ill'l‘ it tii’ognmml to
lun‘v llir ix“ V lur l'il‘ Q Is I it oi oi this” re-
[IM'llidlll’l'lvi'xiltlll‘ll it! lltt‘llll‘lflilnn of
otlmi, ‘t'lm bill mu i’rumwl for taking
[mew-"lull”! till lllt‘ political imwlilnary
in [lo ill iilwrutli' ntutnw em that the Rb
pltblir‘m nut 'ltn llll‘afilll "')ll|lll.i lrnltlln to
inure to ilw lit-unlit of their pnrty. The
bill Ilvrlarmi not shut the ntntv lawn were
lul‘milviil. lull tlizli h'illt‘ Liliwnln were
diuhmwal llv truiml from H... reportot
a halllbl‘ ruimiilttw i ii: l"l".|i'.( lin- work of
John I. Uifli‘nputt, Mill lulu-ll «but in “D.
Mme ol llt'th-n would a bin: kuttlrll do, If
Immt M lmrm-t ft! the Republican new
Itor'i tlrw iii" dJohnl Davenport. on being,
mullet do t" in» had done. In conclusion,
Mr. Vance moi ‘lmt tlw man who would
disturb the growing good will between the
blocks and white! in the south to (friend
of neither race.
2w!
l... l
.l 'pi.
'i I' 'Vlttll
:t Hnull
‘l‘ll'
'lil
ill and run-
tin still. “0
...:~.A
In "us "now.
Wilson-iron. [Di-r, l7.«'t‘lin hum adopt.
lad n in - u'iuo calling for tnfnrmtlon
nluw‘ , limits and no government
13"? ’Z‘lie bill to Adjust And pay
hull. lntlnn claim: In M.
Olin»
yum dWan,
flat. Rand-II to permit on inspectinnot
W data! a
aim! the "numb m to
“mommy—um
.i i' ll llw ll: lb ‘.llll|' .l lllW “1...,
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