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THI- COIPLB’I'E WllRKti til"
JOSEPHUS,
The (Haunted Jen-{sh Illslm‘ilm.
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“0 library ”It. Antiquities of ii"- Jt-u it,
With the Destruction of Jenn..-
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A Broadside of Speeches Fiom
Opposing Senators.
WANT N0 PEPPER INVESTIGATION.
.‘llr. Illannlusrd of Louisiana .hsumesulus-
tine Wlilic'n seat In tho iii-unto The
Ilreehlnritige-l'olinrd Trip! In [enlivened
b)‘ I l'crtonul Encounter.
\l’ssuiwntx, Mum-h lily—Tho most in—
tcrt-tuing fenture of the doy’a primeei lugs
lit the tit-note won the ndmlnistrntionuf the
with to Mr. llluuchcrd, the recently up:
pnintcd Fit‘lliiltn' from lmiilninun. 1
When the fil‘lfllllnrflgf.‘ bill was laid be
fore the scnnte, Mr. Vilos took up his ur—
gnlncut against it at the point whet" he
left oil on Friday. liewne fullmvt-t by
Mr, .-\ llisun, who spoke in the Home st pin,
and by Mr, “'lilt'olt of Colorado, with up
posted the motion to reconsider the vote by
whit-h tln- hill [liust‘ll its third l'tmtli s—
not so fliIit‘lt, he «let-lured} because hewns
(mum-d tu muouduu-nln to it all heraldic he
wuntmi it in norm on a lesson to thoseiwlto
hull. wuutt-d In use it merely as u cut'nlpuw
lo lt‘l‘l‘p the int-ill hill out of the Helium.
During the morning hour Mr. Pcllcr's
rmolutiou looking to on investigntltiuof
llu- charges publitdn-(l in the press ithnt
senators wrrc dcnling in stocks nullifurv
tuutiuu uttfii‘cd in their official immune
won lnid on the tnhle hynyeo nudiuny
vutc nftt-r Svuulur linrumn tunl others: hud
dot-lured their oppmiiitui tu noticing the
a-hnrgcu illlt‘gl‘ll against eclmlur‘t. i
l'ell't-r Ill-urn (ltrtinlp.
Mr. I’cfl‘trr, in tho course of his rclnurku,
I‘lllil Ihut for suma- llntt- [out then- had teen
gutodp in the pnpi'rs. gun-tip on the tilt «its,
gossip in thi- (-ttpitol rt-lotli‘mthe det ling
of senator's in Wall titre-ct stocks, on] he
thought it tit‘t‘ewtry to lake some culmi-
lelli'lfi‘ of KEMP I'llllllll‘ld.
While he didn‘t love the melropo
llt’lisilrlpul'li. he l'I'illth‘ll that they into n
luuivrfnl fut-tor for good on well ms for
ci'il,nnd he had full hutulliatednnd pained
byllw chm-um nuulo inthcmnud hhped
NIIIH‘. one ciw \ittllltl bring lhrm to the- nt-
tt~ntion of thc st‘lltllt‘. But finally, then
the l‘lliIl'ul'd Immune m specific. in hell-
l'lllll'lll'it‘f’ uttd Ru til'llli‘lll in their nu lire.
he lull. impelled to introduce the multi-
tiuu n lili'll llk' had presented
Mr, llortunu of Maryland upptssetl the
rexiilllliull in it i igornun npovch, in willieh
h.» ~mid llit‘l‘t' uppwtrcd to he ti strong and
Mel] organized effort. to belittle ant dit-
urudc lltn “l‘llfllt' of lite l'nited Statemj and
lit' l‘t'urrilml titul nu mute [reunions itihnd
llllll lht- l'th'(‘l of forcing the wilntedtttd
INN} if not imprudent tu'liuti. ,
"Let M'lijllul‘s on both still?! of the clam-
l»-t',"-k:ud \li’. Norman, “without repent
to burn, \liitildtiv llwutm-lvt-s hyroiu-ut-
ins; llil' :tth-tupl In bring in the t‘reoldtiou
prmvutmi hi tin-wuutur from Katmai, If
the wtmthr l't'utu Kunmwthluks hcnecdti
\imlirutiuu. ll'l him ml: for on invedixn-
lion Itl'lllluvo-ll.“
lo the IiiJl-t‘.
itnu
Thi- tiny ill ilu' hotter-was tit-voted t'llllrt?~
l} in tho mtt vult-rtiliuli of u hill relating it)
llll‘ purudun or the time for nilowluun
~trwt t'niit'utid wtuptiny in this city to
tiuitmu ll-i uyutrm of inntivv pmwr. 3 Ac
Htl'llllipl in :1" ill'l tin-«ml sew-ml yrnni rim)
llll’ -ll't‘itl ruilrondn ui lhc ill-\ll‘ll'l Wt‘lll’ re-
(lllli‘ml to change liti-ir motive Hy~ cum
from horwpvuvt-r to citltcr cubic, storage
hullvry or iltitit-rur-uiutl t-ict'trlc. All but
llw Metropolitan roml i‘lllllllllt‘il with the
prui'it-iouu nl 1hr luu‘. 'l‘hut roud t-ltilnted
llw i'lllllt‘ um lmt r‘x‘pt-lwi' r rind tried the
sturnm- lnttlvrv tip-tom, hut lhi‘z prolttl I
failure.
'l'lit- tlwlmlv rapidly tlt‘lllwl illtn ll Illicit!-
“in" of tha- llll'l‘lh- of llit' cubic uud thi- un-
dvrgrntttul trlwl rit- outrun, nlitl it WIN hold-
ly t lint-gm! ttuu Iiu- Hutu-ml Elm-trio and
\VI'v-llllxlll'lllr-t' mutpnnhw, which llt‘lfl tilot'li
ill nitumt nil ilw owl-hood trolley lint-n,
hud l'l tnitwd itll llw prominent electri ' nu
“inn-n in tho t'iiillllt’l and would not, ntrc
Iuottoy tn pl’t'H M u prurtlival 'li‘lllll lrn
iiun of tin- t. 2l~lllilll)‘ of lllt' underground
cltwtrir mm in npcmiiuu nt liudn‘lh-nllt
and for u v-lu-t't titwttiut'o no the tilllskil‘lnof
this city, To |Ii‘i‘\l'lll this .\lr. thlkt-tiprtr
[ntit‘ll to rwlt-ht the motive system to be
ll~wtl by tho \liirlilnllllfl" rutul Io lllftll‘f‘r
urtilllill vim ’f‘it' Xnt'nitt'llininlt mot much
Ni. 'l'u-ln)‘ llw litlll~l' will go on u ill) the
Hindu l'l\ ll appropriation hill. t
i
lirm'ltiiiifltlgrvl’nllisril (one Mu'lilllp.
\\ \-.ttt‘...tii\, )iitrth iii.»-.\pili(i|lsillcmi~
runlt by t‘uumw-«nmuu llrt-vkinridgu‘rilniv
purturr, \lr .luhu lelhy of ln-xit ltun,
Ky, upon tlu- junior counsel for Minn l'ol-
lnrd. Mr, W H .luim-uu of \Vushin tun.
rim-ml llw do), '- pt'm-t-mlittuu of tho lliolit'll
of prnuilw mil . i
Mr, .lulillmill rvlurrwl in n Kt’flt'l‘ltl \vpy to
thin i-ourw lukcu ivy tlu-alrl‘viltllinl's “or
new in rrnnrtl to t‘l-rltllll nflltlnvitn n vhl‘
mtwry. und Mr. Hhi-itty cutlvnvoretl to
undo» n rt'ply. but u- Iln-atunnl hour llll‘ ml-
junrtuuunt hml pimwi .luduv llrmlh-y lnid
(it"l‘l'f'l'tl llu- t‘umi inn, i
Ant Mr. .lolmmm h-ti lllt' room Miami-lily
tlurlt-tl nth-r hint nntl iv't‘ttklt‘ll him in the
lmllwti} Mr. Johnston ls ltrotul nhmil
don-d, biotin umulntdml, cool and land»
more; Sir. Nudity l- nlmrt uml excitable.
fluid .‘lr, lelhy. flitrinu his lllllt'l’ typo
nrnt."\'uu hurt,» lioulicd mc, uir. mi l
mflnt have sutiuflu‘ilmi, air?"
“Well. Ilrr" responded Mr. Johnson in-
tnmmntivvly mid rnltniy, no he nflcrvrnrtl
sold. expedient lhut Mr. tiht-lby would «it
pounce the sort of satisfaction he nxpeclml.
Thom-pun .\lr, t-lhrlhy's right ilst shot
outward and film'lll‘llJleIlK Mrdiubtr
Mtn'l left cheek and tlmwlngn slight blush.
,\nlw.ilifl‘“' up his arm in the defensive
the dignified form of his pfl‘iit‘wlmml port.
awr. Mr. l‘nldvron l‘nrliulr, mrlul loader
and pull-bed attorney. Wn- lutcrpvmd be
imam Hit-m. ‘
Mia Pulllrrl C’rfluhrl ! "
Quick iy several at her gmtlrnien income
pdrtlcitmntva in the fray. Quinta-l ”Hakim
ridge. with his gleaming snow vhlle
beard. and his son “Mill. “thlll’lllg'.
it ith rmi him it whiskcrr. pilvd thotnwlvcii
upon Mr, t‘urlisie. There mm on ercltul
biotin-til of Kcttrml meleeengnmitl iii it; no
lens than it dorm gentlemen, most of l (tilt
lnirtttir-d pm: tlmrlhm, when Deputy
sit-twain: it lmmsrdmzlimt to sit
strode iniulhv (muffin! lbccmillici. tl
putting a damper upon Wiles.
Mymwed from the Mot .
nutrient. sumo lit. Jam’s
out “Wt!!! now, “their:
silk lint «intim- Jm WM ind ,m
sully NM .
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L. H. Decker.
"Julianna It, It. Intent,"
Home of Refuge, when obs rushes her
how ‘
c.
The lp of the city lsslxmt equally
dfvld between the courihmtse sffny uni
the identity of the bevy of fashionably
dreamt young ladies who were summarily
excluded from the wurtrootn by Judge
Dudley. Thedsy's proceedings brought.
forth n description of the barriers
taking testimony for the plaintiff which
had been met WI“! in Colonel Brock!»
ridge’u stole. end much of the time was
consumed by arguments over the admissi-
bility of dcpmiliom which were objected
to on technical ground».
l’mtnmten. '
Wmmxuros, March lit-4H“: president
rent to the minute the following nomiuo~
tions:
David (a Fawn. Cambridge. S. I‘.: Joaevh
Ella". Ilatnvla. N. Y.: Ednr L. Brody, Wuh-
ltmton. I'M Charles M. Lee. Tunkbnnnock, I'a.:
Alvin r2. Llndermoh. 'i‘my. Po: Willln’m R.
Dawson, Tidimite, Pm: John lIM’ilnml, Pbusv
nlxvlllo. Pm: Nettie H. Johnson. Athena. PM
Emma ltitter. Money. l'ti.: David ll. McCarty.
New Konsinxtnn. Po.
The following fourth «In»; [stratum-1m
were appointed:
ch k'tll'k-J’llpltlrlt Bridge, “.11. Hull: Kaw-
leylon, Edward Webb: llensonville. I. T. Bluoth
good: North Bangor. (L'hnrlcs Smith: Port Kent.
(3.1).flawycr: Hohultzvlllo. W. H. Sleight: Tl-
otilmlte, Charles Mnttlson.
Pennaylvnninwllnrby. (l. W. ('lnncy; howls-
ville, Maggie .\. ficott: Mohnu. W. II. Rec.
Situpomled Pensioners All Banned.
Wistu .vtmiN, March 13,-Allnunpehslons
of pensiotm in cases where payment has
not been alrendy resumed or where the
peunluner's mime into not been stricken
from the rolls will be removed by an order
just signed by Commissioner Inchren. This
notion nlfccts the cli'wli of betweenilxmand
4.000 wualoncrn. The pension agents will
be instructed in pay these pensioners their
formcr rlitcs until otherwise ordered by
the. bureuu.
WORK OF A MANlAC.
Almost Killml Ills l‘afl'nln Durlri‘l Budd.-
l'it of Violence. .
I..\Tt:utu:, Pd, March Ill—Thomas Pith
nrgnn, n ilt‘lllt‘llli'il mun, attacked his
mother while laboring under a spell, Ind
she will probably die. He struck her with
on iron bar, fracturing her skull, kicked
her in the ntmunrh and left. her for dead.
Next he attacked his father, bentlng him
into an unconscious condition. He broke
all the furniture in the house and left the
premises.
Ilethcn entered the house of a neighbor
nomad l‘lutun, but the family lied on seeing
the crazy mun Approach. Finnegan pro-
ceeded to brook the furniture, ind scarcely
a whole piece was left in the house. Peo-
ple hearing of the sdsir hurried to the
scene and “tempted to arrest him, but his
strength was too much for them. John
Smith, who was pnnhcd to the wall by the
infuriated than. pulled a revolver and
fired at hint. The hull pit-Med through hie
four. culling out sew-mi teeth.
Finnegan fell to the ground and wu-
ovvrpowerod. lie was handcuffed sectirely
and sent to tho int-tune department of the
county home. Mrs. Finnegan will proba-
bly die. The old mun is not serious! hurt
rind will recover. r‘inneunnlmt his stem
a long time turn, but being quiet and ap-
pareutly hartuh-ss he wnu permitted lo
stay at home.
A rrrstril For floating atlravo.
Bt;'l‘lll.£llt;li,l'n., Mun-h Iii, ~-.inuepli earl
wuu nrmtod in this (it y till the novel charge
of stealing ti grave. I'mrl‘s infant died
Incl Friday. He told llnttlirt-t'turs of the
Hebrew cemetery thul ho was too poor to
pay for a grave, and they fleflll'tl him adv
mix-dun to the cciuetcry. Sunday night he
curried the remains of "in child to the
returto-ry. forced upon the “tile, tltugnxrnw
lllill intern-d the body.
Miner» Vote to May nut.
M minor. it. March ul. ~».\ niinrrs'
Ilirt‘llllg which will be of ituuwtnte slgulll‘
come in the tzonl llpt'fllfilf'li of Western Penn-
tiylmnin and West Virginia was held at
i'nuul l'ultou. liy a vote of Lilli against
mu it nus rr-mlvcd to ignore the advice of
the t-xwittlw hunt-d flllll the mun-«d of 3ch
Bride and prolong the lookout
Mini-tor Thurston Bug-god.
HAN Flux! Hut, March I". ~1‘hc firming
Pint announces the engagement of Minis-
ter Lorin 'l'hursion, Hnwnlinn represent»
live M Worthington, and Miss llsrrlsl W.
Potter. and it states that the wedding will
occur the bitter part of this month It the
ltrldv'n honin- in Sir. Joseph. .‘llcb.
l'lsm leper!» Matrlwdi
NEW tunic, Mam-h litw’l'he um! chem
match for lllt' cliniuplonltblpuf the world
between William tilt-lull», the WW!!!"
holder of this title. sud itinnmucl lam-k".
the (lvrmon expert. will begin lwre on
Thtmduy, Much 1.3, ’
Two (‘itiltin-n totally Boned.
l‘ntLlnr-nrtnhl’o . Mum-h litw’l‘ht- Monr-
old son of ll. W. Thomas, inspector of the
Eighth bituminous district, and the il-yenra
old dnitghtcrof Mine Fort-mun Matthew
Morris wet-u imnlly burned.
fully Moor-ls of lint ”rings Um
1.1m}. lit-m. .‘ltmh ill. will": Valwni’tll,
twho was thrown from n buggy and badly
crippled tit lint Spring-t. died of his lnjurieti.
Edward: has been to prominent character
st lint timings for yours.
Howard For l'opinr- of Peek“. Murderers.
llsn‘rronn. March idutlorertmr Morri-
oifered s reward of mm for the capturenf
the murderers of Robert if. Pack in Went
illicit-nu rm Minnie, night. and that
town uffm km reward.
Another fight at fling- mm
Mllttnnmnm'un, Ky. March lib-A
fight mound between striker: and United
States demly twist-shuts oi Minn» more.
One attire strikers on serionsiy «modal.
mm lit ”Mimi.
i’rmncm, March tomcat-per lieu-l, s
laborer. inflicted is mimic wound with I
mketknife on Arny Rent». his sweet.
rt. because she refused to merry him.
Wisp Win-W
Hr. Irwin. Mort-h lawn» Muir unwind
Associatimi and fit. Ianio Jockey club,
which have been tottering onward ruin.
have been mutual.
0W1 rm WM.
limiter, limit ”with. til-dance no»
that o insulation-ct bummed“ lino
mine on the noise My that he to
no and. 'snm
‘5
"“ snizms vsn rnossnu claim
”W'
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so. riot-walk. co...
Di Gilli ASKS OlllllTE
Insurgent Admiral Takes 'Ref-
use on a Portuguese Ship.
Edmund la by Peta-ids Dyna-nits 'l'iim-
ore, the Babel Commander Asks More to
hum-seer in. Plant and have an. out»
try With a Whole Sklawfloy no (in-ted.
Wmns’orox, March lil.-—Advlces receiv-
td It the state department. from Minibus!
Thompwu, It. Rio .fanelro, indicate thst
the Brazilian rebellion in about ended.
The dispatches from Minister Thompson
contain the informion that Admiral (la
Goml but gone aboard the Pimuguesc we?
vearsl Mludelo, now in the harbor at Rio.
and has sent to President I’elxoto by tho
'I’ortuguese officer on offer of surrender on
condition of full protection for himself and
his followers.
Two dispatches were received by the
stain department. They were in cipher
sad when trttnslntcd rend i|li followu;
[no on JAStan. Much It.
Gresham. Washington:
Da (ii-mo misty. through the setiior Portl-
(uosscommsmler. offered to surrender to the
president of lirazil. provided be And his follow-
ers were guaranteed protection saslnst punish-
ment. ’l’nouetloll.
Rm n: kaluw. much it.
Giuliani. Wuhlnaton:
De Gama has gone alum-d a Port Mum
ohm fur uylurn. Tuonrsos.
Probably limb the “'II‘.
Secretary Gmhnm believes that ”1'
marks the end of the Brazilian \rnr. ‘
There is considerable surprise expressed
lien by those interested in the affnirs at
Rio thnt the odor of surrender should have
been made through the Portuguctoe coin-
uiauder, who up to this time has not
shown any particular disposition to take is
hand in the conflict. It in not thought,
however. tlmt the notion of the Portuguese
in receiving lln llnmo is necessarily on not
of nymptithy with the insurgents.
The Portugmw are sold to recognize a
principle of international law, now obso-
lete, by which the right. of asylum, as it is
coiled, is granted temporarily by a neutral
power to a defeated belligerent. This right
of asylum is not recognized of late yours
hy'niuot notions except in cases of half
civilized peoplee, sud moreover the Emil-
iiui insurgents have never been recognised
by anybody in belligerent. There bothere-
forc. some speculation its to the exact
meaning of the action of the Portuguese
commander.
Minister Mentioned admitted when seen
that be had received newsof the surrender,
but was unwilling to givs out my in-
formation concerning the and terms of
I)- Gania'u offer of surrender or discuss
the probable action of tin- Brazilian gov-
ernment. “l‘ mid. huwever,tltat be llld
no doubt that final settlement had been
made or would certainly be made today.
Pmibly as good a commentary on the
surrender tin can be made rdnnistn in the
following cuulmnry furnished by Senor
Mcmlmtcts of ilw forces engaged in the un-
vnl maneuvers in rind about the harbor at
Rio: .
Himmler"! at tho First Show of Force.
The rebel forces L'Olinllil of the gilnhoot
leiberdngr, Iln titsnm's flagship; cruiser
lbs )lcnndurc, unnbont 'I‘ralunn, transport
of our I’urus. armed nierchiinttneu Jupi-
ter, Marie. l’ircim do (‘uuhn and Adulpho
llt‘ Bonus, and four torpedo boots. two of
which are to “(Kill cundlt ion and the other
two hull disuhled. The force of llll'i'l on
the rebel ships and in rebel fortrmm tig~
grannies itlitllit inn. Outside the harbor,
“wherctilunits unknown," the rebel war.
ship» Aquidnhou and Republic tire cruis-
ing About.
The may of government ships lying on
the south tilde of the entrsnce to the boy
lllilltil' the batteries of Fort St. John is
wmewhnt more foruiiihible. The forces
consist of tho dynamite cruiser Nictheroy,
ironclnd Bohsirn, cruiser 'l‘iradenten, tor-
pedo hunts Aurore, l’irating, Javelin and
l'ymn: armed torpedo boat Sloxotonnd
lli’o torpedo bouts m-ently purchml in
(lemiiiny. l ‘ruiuitig Olllllldc are the cruisers
Amerlcnuml l’nrnaltlbn. The loynl force
of men aggregates about 25,000.
Notice of the intention of the Ilrtizlllnn
fleet to begin on native “took on iltelii-
lurgrnt fleet bud been given sundny noon
to neutral forms in the harbor. 'l‘liin un-
tlce «so given 48 hours llt'fol’e thellrlnu
was to begin. According to this «muse-
uu-ltt firing could not begin until 'l'ucuhiy
noon. l)- Uanui‘s offer of uurremler mot
mode, therefore. fully ‘34 hours before on
snack iron to he expected. The offer of
Immune-r. in fact, followed the that scltisl
show of determined force'on tinI port of
the Brsxilhiu government.
Another dlspntclt was nt’i'lt't'll til it lstn
hour by flocrriory limhniu front Miniutrr
'l’hompeon contoininxthe tuldltiottnl infor
motion that Dallorns satin only that he
and his oiIh-ers he allowed to leave the
country And the llvcsof his private soldiers
and Milmho "lift“. it is mist-tied by
prominent nfllelsl ilti without notation
that the Bruillnn hlvt‘fllmelll will accept
the surrender upon the terms oulml for by
mums. M...” . Q
Tragedy on is Flinn.
(null, Ark" March lib—Will tihoeklry,
s former. slim-lied his wife and child with
s knife. his intention being to kill them.
The woman trumped with her babe after A
fenrfnlniru pie. Ilor husband «astound
cloud with its throat cut. There is fill
known wise.
iii-t «ambit-3 Hui-lacs Mint 00.
Bi'rnw. March 13. ~«~1‘be nickel~ln~thr
slot machines. which lime come into vogue
in slmnnt every saloon nod cigar store in
the city, have been adjudged gnmbllng tit-v
Vices by the dinirltrf Attorney‘s! ofllcc.
1m tit-tits on rice.
Curt-Winn. N. J.. Murci- lit—lire
broke out in the on work- deportment of
the Tidewater Oil coinpsny. John Boyle
m badly burned and trill tile. lineal
others were badly burned.
at...
loath MI Arrested.
“mummy, Kan. March "LWA. .i.
hick. Ultnrlett Menke sud John Clot mun.
«filters of the defunct llniolilmtm Milen-
sl bonkuvere arrested on an indictment
starting trend.
, 1m, limb lie-The
itkusll lint has mini
and
w
my Within.
t i threat
was.
H. ”D. Wolcott,
. ‘4‘
'ummmulmt.
Advocates of the ”brains (live- a Ilean-
la' at Ira-tau.
Tums. ercli lB.-—All bottom run
hid aide iii the assembly for the purptsie
of hearty the stimulus of direct laglllu-
tlon. who , a constitutional unaud-
limtelnbod the principles of the tub
ilslivs out! mnemo- is unemployed
hi looking the lows of Switzerland.
_ The assembly in committee of the whole,
with the Ito-tors in attendance, listened
be more than two hours to the speakers
presented by the Direct lam-lion league
of New Janey. The proposed tiniemlment,
wliloli'wu reed at the opening of proceed-
ings. is so follows: - - ,
$00. I. Tho ”(lit to onset moo-tires for the
enun- cf the whole stats, in Iddliion to
exercised by the senate and general on—
umbly. shit be vestsd in the electors qualified
to vote for numbers of the senate sml general
mainly. The right to onset mount-es tor the
government of my municipal division of the
stole (such a county. city. town. township.
vlllsze. clad. in addition to being ex-
by the Inclusion thereof end by the
coast. lewd susmbly. shall be vests-l in
the oils] electors of the iaunlrlpsl divinion
amend thereby
0
800. l. ’l‘ltorlcht to reject Any manure passed
bythslsnois sud oral Assembly Affecting
the whole stet- lis vuud in the electors
unlined to vote for members of the souls and
general assembly. The right to reject on:
morons-ad by the astute and general u-
nmny or by the | live body of my munic-
lpol division of the ts (such so county. city.
town. townildp. borough. villus. sic.) sleet-
iu such acutely-l «it shall ho vested in
the qualified electors of i inuulclpui division
sleet-d tbsnbv.
860. I. 'I'b'essnais and gensral assembly. at
its first session after the sdoptlon of this
amendment sud from time to time that-utter.
shall pass lows nsomsrytocsrry thepmvlsions
thereof into afloat and any therein provide for
and fy measures for the public pence.
health and Iststy-ss “mm. which my hko
effect immediately.
The principal sddress was made by J. W.
Sullivan, author of "Dlrcct. Legislation by
the Citizenship." Short speeches were
mode by RV. A. Cotter, president of the
league; Samuel Bumpers, president of the
American Federation of labor; II. 1). 0p
dyke, secretary of the It‘lrmsm' Alliance:
Henry A. Becktueyer of Newark, .l. 1’. Mo
Donnell of Paterson and others.
racers ron QUEEN LlL.
Ilauaiian lluyallsts Importing Recruits
From (snub.
VIC'ronlA, ll. (‘2. March ill—The lluwoii-
In steamship “'urrlnioo, just. arrived.
brings confirmation of the enlistment of
Cmdlan volunteers for the service of
Queen Lilluoknlanl. The plan was fully
ducrlbed in dispolchn sent tram but
early in January, which at the time were
dhcrodited as false. It now nppenmtlmt
their authors were in full possemion of in-
lidelnformntion on the subject. The die-
patches say:
More than an ordinarily large number of
steerage passengers, many of them Eng-
lishmen and (.‘nnndinns. some wearing
military hedges, srrired hero during’dtui-
nary and February. They have no mien-
slble employment and are under-atom! to
ba well supplied with money, while their
sympathies ore with the mytillsts. They
are supposed by the police to have been
engaged or enlisted by Surname of Van-
oouver. and the milltnry appearance of
many of them hna' given the authorities
remit to belh-ve that they are here for the
purpose of twisting the provisionnlguv-
ernuient.
The opinion pre'vnilml that the rcport
prevluunly sent of the enlistment. of men
in Canada won a bike, but the presence of
at Icon! 00 stringent confirms the original
story. In view of the presence of theme
men the provisional novel-unwitt has put
half the citizens under arms and has p-fiwd
strict regulation» in regard to the lunding
of [is-rumpus by strainers,
.\ lluunrlau'n Revenge.
Pi‘f‘l'slll'lilu Mun-h l:i.~George Depow.
itch. n lluugnriuu, lay in u all in an alley
In Eton lml‘uuglntl‘ Peter Slrnvitch out!
idiot him dnwu without warning, killing
him almost instantly. llepuwitch then
fluluvcr the hills and into not yet been
captured. A your app Slmvileh notified
Superintendent Taylor that Depuwittrh Willi
loathe. end this Is supposed to have hot-u
the cause of the murder.
Collin-i Afloat In the River.
MONTREAL. March l:l.»-Thrrc Willi u llilll-
serous ice above in the tit. Lawrenw near
Chlmbly. No lives were lost, but port of
o burying ground end one side of an old
historic fort were washed away. A lame
number of film are hunting about in the
open port 0 the river.
Tried to ltwladlo Wan-maker.
l’llll..\lll'1l.l'lil.\. March it» Willimn ll.
Ulny. 'Alltu Ilnnlel (,7. Pump. who route
here with n bogus- letter purporting to be
from Secretary llu e Smith and illiflllplw
ed to tuvlndlc John Wnunmnlwr and other
prominent ilrutn, won held in 82,500 boil
for I further ltcorlnu.
Hwarlhmore "an" Confess.
PHILADELPHIA. Min-ch itim'i‘m-ntystn
deals of Swnrthmtm— college appeared be
fore it meeting of the fnculty and pleaded
guilty of lilirilt‘lpttllllu in the boxing of
John W. llllil'..lllti0ll. .lr., the young New
York htwyt-r. They were sinipentled for
lldsys. A m“
lion-tor Coke Intends to Itsilre.
Wtwo, Tex. illsrch laimllon. Walter S.
Baker, chub-mun of the state Democratic
committee, is in receipt of A letter from
Ben. Richsnl Coke, United Biote- senstor
from this «little, toying ilist under no eon
dltlooti will he again he s cuntlltlnte for of-
In.
0- Corpoiiigr lihoots Another.
Sr. Loris, film-ch ill.~.iscob Stunt. it enr-
peliter. shot out! killed another carpenter,
Chm-lee ‘d‘nensuli. because lll had been
diocbtirgcdmnd then turned his WMptlll
u him". inflicting I wound which
w ll prove fetal.
«W...-
snom strive rues.
A moshiuci has been formed in 31min.
The bench premier, Cosimo-ruler. has
$Wufluof'flwb'flf,
iron DIRECT LEGISLATION;
Managua bands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
.. TWWN...’ A...
town INDANST
‘HE TRIBE ‘OF THRIFTY RED MEN lN
NEW MEXlCO.
their Picturesque Apparatu- in Their
Alto-ant Trading Visits ”Tova—Dono-
iiilg About 'f'hoir Put History—Tho
henna Kit Cornea Taught ‘l'hoan
“The moat lamenting people that I ssw
of the many race: of the southwes ,” sold
the tourist newly retumed from I trsns~
mutluentsl trip, "were the Navajo Indians
in New Mexico. Arriving at Albuquerque
late“ night, I had begun to dress about
half past, 8 o‘clock the next morning, when
u trsmpllng of boots called mo to the trim
«low, and looking out the town seemed to
be in the ltlutls of fmlllns. Through the
doors of the large stores on the main street
Indians were passing in and out or,
grouped upon the platforms, were exem-
lnlng Ind chespening goods as earnestly
on country people might do in I New Eng-
land village on cattle show day. But how
picturesque. even in sordid bargaining,
were those dusky children of the plains
and mountains!
"Down the center of the wide sandy
street It dozen mounted Indians were driv-
lug a bond of young. unbroken horses.
some riding Ahead to prevent A stature
in that direction, and t e others, in o Alf
circle behind. urging forward the herd.
Hero were perhaps 50 wild steeds which
had never known stable, fodder, bridle or
spur, stepping high and prancing, with
wild eyes glancing suspiciously about and
tossing mouse and tails. Every few yards
they would all gather together with their
hands toward the center, and it was with
difficulty that this circle could be broken
and the horses urged along. At a squsre
a little way down the Avenue the herd was
held by its riders. a crowd of people goth-
md. and trading evidently begun at once
at A lively rate.
“ ‘What does all this crowd of Indians
mum!” I Inked of the boy from Missouri
who brought up my hot water.
" ‘Them‘n Nnvnjm,’ he sold. “The first
lot of ‘em’s just got inter town ter do their
fall trading. They‘ve brung blankets and
ponies icr swap for silver dollars and store
truck.’ .
“After breakfast, when I went out on
the street, I was much impressed by the
appearance and ways of these obiiriglues.
Both men rind women nrenf good size. with
massive figures, open, intelligent faces
and impressive dignity of manner. Light—
er in tint thou many of the lndisu tribes,
their futures display markedly the Tartar
characteristics. To me they as strongly
suggested a Mongolian as some other In-
dlsn peoples do n Semitic derivation.
“They come in from their reservation
every autumn in parties varying in nunr
her from in single family up to 50.01- 60
members and camp just outside the town.
sleeping in the open air or sheltered by
old army tents and blankets stretched from
poles. Everyday of my stay they come
into the public square or upon the main
street to trade. To see these dusky riders
sitting in unstudied picturesque attitudes
upon their ponies, holding in check a herd
of restless horses while waiting for buyers,
was a sight that beat pictures. They wore
somhreros or old style but. costly fur capo
bought. fromothe trader-amid some of them
had Mexican spurs at their heels. Other—
wise their costumes were pnm Navajo,
with buckskin or calico jumpers, buckskin
leggings. moccasins and massive silver or-
naments in the shspe of bracelets, earrings
Ind crescent charms hammered out front
Mexican dollars by their native jewelers.
Here and there in the chill morning a Na-
vajo would stalk along draped in one of
those splendid woolen blankets which they
weave themselves of most substantial lex-
ture in great variety of barbaric colorsand
designs. Although their futures were in
general impossible. there was an futon.
glble sir among these Indians of being on
I picnic, and noun-times at some mishap,
such so the struggle of ti purchaser with
an intractable coll, they would roll In
their saddles in tipronriuue laughter. There
were no sign» that any of them had in-
dulged in thunder, and i think that.
among Indiana in general the Navajos,
like the Pueblos. rank put-eminent in so-
briety. They are too good business men
to take the chnuccn of loss through drunk
educate. The outlaws, who rode antrlde
their horses mun fashion, were comely.
luxuriant and shapely of fluure and both
modest and independent if sometimes in
little fierce of demeanor.
“The Nnvnjo ludlsue up too time about
30 year» turn were the scourge of all civi-
llscd rscoo of New Mexico. the puccful
Pueblo lodimut being favorite victim of
their dcprcdtitions. L nllke other Indium,
they, owing perhaps to the Tet-im- origin
olmdy hinted It, have nlwsys inclined to
apastorsldiie and to accumulate flocks
. ’l‘lie L'tes and Apnches. when
rsldln ranches sud vilisges. would feast
lnord only upon the flesh of cattle and
sheep maturing and slsughterlng many
out from mere wentoiinesl. They
wont inks back to their rsucherloo—ril—
with them only horses and molar
which could be ridden or driven
sis gallop. The Novajos, on the
y, would drive toiltelr mountain
all the «tile. sheep and to
they dd capture and collect in d to
the s k they already hsd. When the fo-
moos ntlersmsn, Colonel Kit. Canon. in
im, mule his historic csmpalgn against
the Nsvojos, he found no we so effective
to reduce them to 911me on u. otter
visiting their fields and destroying their
villages. to kill sll their stock.
“Bino- tbs lesson of that. campaign the
Sardine have never been on the wsrpltli.
but. loving renewed their flocks Ind herds,
with some urly sandstones from the gov-
erment, luvs gone steadily on Increasing
in numbers and wealth. They number
now nssrly 90,000 souls. Unlike most In-
dlsn tribes, they us toll supporlln . re-
quiring no sunniilss or rations. sy
awn several hundred titans-M soy
s million-unit uni my thonssnd est.-
tls sod ponies. rrsssrvstlon in north-
ern Row Mexico sud Arlwil‘ cumulus
poorly 0,000 square miles, sod they use It
wide sdioiuin region of , mmam lsml
thallium. for nnps.”«— esr Xork nu.
Au epidemic of typhoid fever in threat. , ~
not in Bulletin. . A Sihlupolffll humus.
’l‘ks Wampum: for Breckio- Did the word “in" here in Blinks-
flllfl'I lent hos opened in laxinglun, Ky.
M in whom.“ tlestlintlon in «antic
not Tum, sad swash are some for Mil.
Mitten nus-Win NwYork
mat-(flint iiyoomlisesrtriilges ,M
installation-nut,“
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iii-IMAM ”.msotn
rs's time thiamine moaningwbich its
ll" phrase “In it" what In "The
In nt. of Venice,” set 1, scam I,
found»! uobho ssys to Old (lobbn. “1's-
In." Willis maps mat the
m or carat-somer-
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and Perfect ,I‘Flwnll"
_ ‘ But one in transit. ‘
rest lateriai is tantamount ‘
' liking it watchman“.
‘ EVERY PAIR wnnnsu'ra
' Oclilind examine them before purchasing oily other ‘
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as the Sphinx
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is always
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Pleasing,
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Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Dclicious.
H on r yu'l'ill y .
‘ .i. o. ttittlttts.
Papal Hangetdlalciminet. Painter
And dealer in
lllll PIPER lllll BORDERS
INorth Mall: street. 80. Nonnlk.
Sample books of full line intent styles of
Eli 't 13;:ch Gm Mtgel‘iimmuim
sea or on. on no .
incl! hummcmmllv civyon.
F. ii. visit a no.
will give estimates on all kinds
heating. 'e have a fine stock
of Plain and Decorated China.
Agate, Tin, Glass Ware, and
Decorated Lamps at low prices.
lHeater work attended to prompt-
y.
F. ii. on i. no
Cor. Main and West Sis.
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