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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
The B,owovilIs (Nehrs.k.l Adv.,

The Brownvills Nehrssk.) Adv'r-
iiser has discovered . psrados ia geosra-
phv. or in o'her words. Of Nsbrssks in
Missours. l. ,firms that while mos,
people be'ievr that the State Of Nebra.k-
!. s'l west of the Missouri. srch il not
the ease. II Was irna when most eeog-
raphies were mapped. snd few there ere
that know that the Big Muddy. by cnt
ting across the neck Of penin.u uls. has
thrown nesr fonr Thousand acres Of NJ
m.ha over into Missonri. or. in other
words, Oh the east siie Of the river. Thi-
portion Of Nsm.h. county ia sitnsted near
to H.mburR. 10 laws. snd cont aims pop
ulstion Of Two bundred people end msnv
fine farms. Il fosDs one school district.
sal ronfsius rguod school hvu-s. 1sa
fifty scholars bstwe.s Eve snd twenty OF
year. Of sss. ~ shown BY The enonera
tion jnst prepared ky Lafayette Baker.
Thew are compelled to cro-s the Missouri
river when they wish to 60 into Nsbs asts.
hnt msy 60 into Iowa OF Missouri with
out rrossine soy sfresm. They DO the 2
trading entirely st HsnhurG. Ther. 10
IN NJ e. church and Mormon church
and hold mee,ines and ssbbath
schools in this school district. :.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25
Prepare for HWvess.

Prepare for H~veUs. u ~
With the approach Of harvest, farmers srs
desirous Of obtaining the best machinery he
harvesting their grain; In doing this. several
important points should he taken into coosjd-
Grafton. l.t. The moss durable machine; -.
The machine With ihs lishtest dr.ft: -. TSs
machine With the bert established requisites,
9TH. The machine having permanent sssa.
~ near you. where repairs can be obtained sttk
the least possible delay; 5th. The msshisa
that cin be changed from Reaper to Mosse
With the least trouble; 6:h. The naehiss sAss
will cut under any snd all circumstances tAss a
machine can cut. All the shove points a. sx.
cellence are to b found in the Buckeye Rssp.
er and Mower. which c.nied Oh the hisas.e
h"nors at the great Field Trial hsId a Nan.
field. Ohio. In Jaly. 1910. usdss ~. dIs,ssssa
Of the 0hio State loard Of Asrieulss.,. A.
ofseiai report Of the trial viii be asss vor :.
application 10 fsssss- MsssAsld, Eniaevosi
Co.. Of q. joseph. No vlo ars oe,,SSna
Asesss for ths,"psetsys." ,s..s5ss
They srs alss sgs.ss Ges Ne Gssasr f1.suA.
ing Asehise, The Case ThessAing lGssass,.tn
Belmont Threshiss AeseAins. Ne 8san.sv-
Worth sulky Rake. wsleoae Saiky Rake. d
Bsckeye Cider Mn. Revolving Hon. fisv
k.te'. and al tnds Of light harvesting iaels,
"eass. sseA - c.dIes. seysAss, Rsshs -
R..es. a-
Farme's In need sf %. sf sAs sh,vs p..ea
machinery. vosld . veil 10 can q. sA.-.
.end Tor prices aud terms Of pay.sss.. - -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

THE NExr PREsIDEScY-VIEws OF
GovERNoR BRpwxLow -Sens'nr Brown
low speaks hopefully o. tho Republican
p.rty. Hs says that SINNERS course
has injnrea himself mors than il has the
party. Tho party has already fully ~
covered from any evil influence that NAV
Rave grown ont o. fhss unfor' unsie speech
He says that President Grant is decidedly
the sironges, msn with Republicans. and
there is not doubt Of his nomination for
reelection He also expresses ths opiu.
ion that Mr.. Colf.x will sg.io he nom
mated for ths Vics Presidency. He
thinks the country msy rely upon the
President Tor tho fsithfal eyecu'ion end
enforcement Of the laws passed bv Con.
eress for the suppression Of the Kn.K'ux
Klsn at the Sonih. and that he wi 20
to the nftermos, for the protection Of law
abiding men. be they white or colored
He feels no donbt cf the success Of the
Republican party in the next Presidential
campaign. The seeming dissensions 10
the party will soon Be healed. and every
one who feels any interest 10 The success
Of R.puhlicsnism will be united sesinsi
tie Democrscy. He fully indorsss the
honesty Of purposs. the integrity Of prin:
cipIs snd Ressssl policy Of tho present
administration, md stiskK The cosntrv
hss cause for eosgssss slstion upon the
fsithful manner 10 which the Laws sre
being administered. - KaoxsiNe Ckrosiels
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

WHo Is He?-It is possible that tn.
now poet who has recestlv sppesrsd in
the columns OF the Tolsdo Blads-snd be
is poet Of no trifing qnslity-cso be
the vsritabls Petroleum v Nssby. Who
bss so long enlightened the coustry on
politics from the Cosfedsssfs Cross
Road? 1t 10 true thst the poems which
he hsa prodoced hsve hsen signed With
the name Of William NJ. Carleton: but -
Nasty il the most modsat man in the
United States. il is BY no mems impoa-
sible tbst Carlton will torn oot TO b
merely smother Of his literary slisses.
At sny rate ws congratulate the Toledo
Blade on hsving produced somssbiog
new and good Whether Carlton be
N.sby or N.sby Carlos. or whether
neither Of thsm Be the other or not the
poems srs things Of which any literary
artist might we'll be proud.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ A dreadful disorder has been
discovered in San Domingo. called the
toe diaesse. This disc ,se seems to attack
even those who favor the anuexation Of
San Domingo. % manifested 10 the desire
10 kick men ont Of Office who oppose It.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

eE The New York World under.
takes to snumsrats the leading Repnbli-
cans in the nation who oppose Grants
Administration. In the list we end the
Rosses Of Kansas. and the McDonalds ol
Arksnsas. Since the World tspered the
thing down to 20 small point. It nigh,
as we'll have gone on to the end. includ
ing the boar- pigs. the sow-pigs. the runt.
pigs. the NANCY pigs. and the pigs with
curly tails.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ We are happy to read tbst the
robbers have been robbed again. and that
the equilibrium is still preserved. Al
expresa robbery Of -abootS ~. .00o isss--
ported at Columbus. Ohio. We fsas
they will catch the poor fellow Who hss
gone through this public robbsr Of the
community.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

~ The Democr ats claim that sh the
Ku Klux outrsges 10 the South are either
R .dicaf sensations or the work Of Rsdi.
calls. From the dreadful "yowling" they
keep up over the pssssgs OF the bill for
the suppression Of the Ku Klus. We cal.
cuiste that the Democracy have suddenly
become wonderfully. y.interested in the vel
fare Of tho Radicals. But the Radicals
don't appear to mind it . bit. If they
can stand it. the Dem ocrats ought to try
to worry it through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS
THE JEROME PARK FALL MEETING.


THIRD DAYS RACING-MoNARCHIST WINS THE
ANNUAL STAKES AND GRAND NATIONAL
HANDICAP, HARRY BAssETT AND LIZZIE B.
THE TWO PURSES, GRAY PLANET THE
CHAMPAGNE STAKES, AND LORD BYRON THE
SELLING STAKES. af
The third days racing at Jerome Park,
postponed on Of the rain from Thursday until
saturday. attracted the largest assembaRs Of the meet
ing The day delightful and the course In COED
order An unusual number Of prominent turfmen were
present. and the proved Of great interest Ths fol-
lowing summaries give the resulfs; .,'., ~.
JsaounPAnx OF ltFa Re--TAs annual sweepstakes Of 500
''1h n n ssSiefds Eon.ssais ito iSa, Asyvad
A. Bsnaass d Rythe sea, no la, Rah6sT.
psaisoa Cnsiofds en- HsnptOa Ito La, Stewart.
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B. Ncbssisl Cas- eh Hsny BAssst, thfos yssn los
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
MUEI6IRAL AFFAIRS.
AN rdroRrANT ALLY OF REFoRM.

AN IMPORTANT ALLY OF REFORM.
vnxf ArroRnEr- aExKRAL oHAMrLAN WILL DO,
The foIlorsne letter from Marshall B. Cham
psasn sass ktscfhsy General Indicates entire Wiling
ess to Cooperate in the work Of punshlng the TAmmany
Ring and nsuring Pure election; ,,, M.
sse isDn. aOrusEB hlt3sEG nosr. R RoottyfIx. sA6
ors, OoMs.f:s Dsses.sss gnsoA Ess- Ysrs Gssf
% n sscted. exert Yourself earnestly and diligently 70
s fhe foipt detsodon and Vigorous prosecution o.
yrry pcrsn Enpuated IN aha great frauaB tat have re-
emily been hronstt 70 light Ia this city" q, &
Ssc5nd. :" whether yp6 VIII In every case ALLOW the
6efsStsd eandidate &t any election, 10 prosecse IN
srtsn 30 tTyfthe right % me olce, end thefo %
Ss tbe nrsfefepce, CLAIMED % tie candidate reoeiy
Ing the number Of votes next greatest TO the numoes
rseslyed for the successfm eannidate ana ncosing
linton General Commits, OCT ., iS71. -. /
TsbsSsr ahesasatingy tat fsnhready TO exert AL ne
powers of INV office secure the prompt detecton ana
Vigorous prosecnton Of every person "a tns
great frauds that have recently been DrouRnI 70 ngnt
Thus xr NO application has bean made 70 me by on In
behalf OF your citizens 70 inAtitufe such pfoeeedlnes
When they % apply win at once respond 70 tnef TO
will ,r,ow candidates claiming to have been elected
10 prosaeuts actions 70 secure their Rhts 70 omce and
vt ave the pfeference claimcd 70 tho candlaae s
pearns TO have the hIRhest number 3t rotes he 20 h
coras of the once aimee have been Attorney General
have tie honor 70 be your ebedient servant :
STATE Of Nsse-Yerk, 0clee Of he AtoT"ss s"erah Az
CAM, Oct Il, 1871. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
THE COURTS.
WHAT JAMES FISK, JR, Is WORT

WHAT JAMES FISK, JR, IL WORTH
In the case Of John Ponton and others agt.
The steamer Bristol tried some time ago In the United
States District Court $4,000 was recovered for inc snk
Ing BY the Bristol of the ship George Brown In m
appeal taken to the United States Circuit Court Janice
FAX IT, and Jay Gould oHsred as bondsmen on sne
appea bond but Commissioner Osborn refused 70 accep
them on the ground that they were interested m inc
Bristol On Saturday Mr. Fisk personally appeared Do
fore the Commissioner justify one OF the bondsmen
ana testified as follows:
live Of No. SIS West Twenty third st.; my family -
SIDE sasd in q Bosscn When they lett the Eth.ysi
e. a. m Wnss the Lease Is recoTdsG
three years ago; paid 0eOo rent the property leo
feet g ss Il tSr :ss Tea the
House and 10 or II houses between Eighth and Ninth
there sSsS sns on the Grand
and seven Of the houses on Twenty third st-tne oio
Eerts sbon Covered By
my ownership Is that Of one undivided hat OF E tnHs
the inc9@6rsnees upon outstaadns Obigas9p p
do not amount TO over $4,000 hsye gnec no M
there suits against me wherein large aRSun.s are
sG sSa SstS are nor he claimed
against me- - -, :, .,o on.,.- zor.. n,or-
ertT IN my opinion, is oocO and my interest IN tie
Filth Avenue Theater s6oOoo; my interest in the
ssg eHS sS
Theater and property for Sas93 year raefe ID NO
O. a. B. Archer after stating the nature OF some Of MS
property, said am surety on bond for $4,000 tne
suit is pending against the Erie Railroad Company 90
not know In what Court It Is pending; don't kmoW
bond for s35 900 do not know whether the bond for
$40 OOo without referring am only on one BOND ana
IN i'm the hU house Of j. Archer Co., No EeOnafd
am not on their obligations in any way.
The question of Mr. Fisks fitness to become one OF the
bondsen In this viii be submitted to Judge Blatch-
ford on this evidence tomorrow Previous to his exami
nation Mr. Fisk stated that the Bristol bad run down
several vessels and that compromise Instead Of law
suit had generally been effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

Dr. Earnest KrackowtEer appointed temporary
Chairman and H. N. Beers Secretary. Committee on
Permanent Organization reported follows: VIM. M.
Evarts for President, Euguene Kelly Wm Fl. Aspinwa
James NJ Bee KIN and Oscar Zolicoer for VicePres
dents Il. N. Beers Secretary and Thorne Assistant
Secretary. committee was appointed composed of
from each Assembly District to be selected by the
delegates OF their respective districts and seven chosen
by the Chairman from the delegates at large to present
to the Convention at its meeting candidates for the
several city and county Offices including the members Of
the Legislature and to confer with other patriotic and
political bodies in sympathy with this movement In re-
gard to nominAttonsx
Varnum, C. E. Detmod, Gen. ]. c. Jackson, George G.
Barrett and Others Judge Barrett pledged the Young
Mems Municipal Reform Association 70 do yeoman and
patriotic service In the present campaign especially as
poll defenders. The purpose Of the convention was to
put an eclectic ticket Immediately in tho field which
should be common ground on which all and
factions can stand and around which all patriotic voters
rally in driving from power and bringing to justice
feature Of it's policy in vsw Of the exgencies of
present crisis 10 sink all party and to
pend for the usual party action In grand effort
10 confront the whole force of patriotic citizens the
ono side with Tammany oorruptonst the other The
Convention adjourned to meet on Friday the 10th inst
in the same place. when II s proposed TO make out an
independent ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
pASSRHGERS .ARRIHED.

Ysox lrvxPooL-tt a,...g ess 4 =, s,.:ss o. - 49,.
JsSs El, " :. Brasl. pie. Rr.s, g. We ~ ~ &C. -
&: q i sssf e = HI ~
h. p1 DAY: srs. ssAs % o. {. aI w.s
NsKey W. HeKsy Mr. Maker, Mr. GGfHa lady and adr y
s..5 -, &, si -. "A AZ. s.,.'
D.y'0., Dsdl', x1 ss.sS A. ss.'A as a
q. wsss " lrss:IE 2 h * 80, s:tl p 4
sa,ss.s ~ s,s Mr. H'ss,ss q Rev q So ss
Mr. BhepTHd, J. j. 0ainaz,a ~. msAaRasoa, Mr. psAtnssu
H%.:i !Ssa Gs2~ Jys.i.. &c z a.As';S y ~
Gosaea, ,. 4ssAa 4 cnP Psrsa nH I:sss ei1 Wees
Mr. West b. GuAey ". hsB~sa saA hAy aaata, Rsx ".
DslT NJ Dzne Rcv.J 0ssrsA NJ @ q. Gersss, W Msay
sa9 Goa, hsz B1sa Rey. nrey MIS- J. LsaA No. u.
f and ehh Ma Canpbeu, AiH CAnpeen Mr. Feues nv -
eAndrsu Ma p Rmea - -
RRoH yAssAaIs sis~isVt .S G S1.,.: ~. f
horne r. Ksstsss,lI 4 Begys sed Wa Genie w1ssI O
wlson vile and child JaA ntzserah ONoea y hAA ~
RsInhsrdi q rsAa, Ma Ctssssash D. Srsio, Bsl@s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
HONEST ELECTIONS.

A NEW ANTI-TAMMANY POLITICAL ORGANIzA-
TIoN-BUsINEss MEN MOVING.
A Convention selected and called by the
New-York City Council of Political Reform to nominate
candidates to be voted for the election in November
met at Chckering Hall on Saturday evening Charles
Warous called the Convention TO order and read the fol-
lowing act Of the Council appointing the Committee:
stated meeting the NewYork City Council Of Political Re-
IS 8l Messrs Charles Watrou VIM Havemeyer
Bauntt Henry Nco. j. Viruum joseph Jackson q
Detmoh d. Hslsd jackson Schultz Hsyeneyer D.
MouOa O. T. Wood WmH Nelson John Crosby HIN Been we're
appointed Committee With M the Of calling
County Of NewYo and Il at large and MI vacancies
therein The objects be the nomination Of can
dates for judicial Legislative City and County omcs TO be voted for
November merit The fundamental principles Ter This
guidance Of the Convention 10 be, -,
who not only but have tho
pub reputation being competent ncoruptbe and
ht,ed city and Gil its oces the emergencies OF the
present crisis ,,, ~, 49, 49,,
districts they represent and any
lust claims OF nationality 10 be also recognized. ..
Thf The be made amer fully conrehg and coope
rtinQ with political and other organizations opposed to Tam
many Hall,
partisan patriotic organizations for their Endorsement and support
And 70 the people meeting to be called for the
KIM: me invited effect Its organisation
and thereafter the general good without reference the
body which called 1t into being a..
havao o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM.
EFFORTS OF DEPUTY CONTROLLER GREEN TO
PAY CITY EMPLOYEES.

EFFORTS OF DEPUTY COhThuLLEh dhEAn AZ
PAY CITY EMPLOYEES.
A committee Of FIVE men, representing the
inspectors of and pavements asked Deputy Con-
trosr Green Saturday why the wages due them TOR
August and September had not been paid. Tney saao
that they were dependent upon their daily earnings Tor
support and that many of them were suffering severely
on account OF non-paymsnt Mr.. Green said ne fuliy
sympathised with them and shoud take great pleasure
IA paying them he had the money. He then sent for
ex-Deputy Controller storrs, who said: The accounts
from which you must be paid he's been oVerdrsWn
100000. The Deputy Controller Is borrowing money
TO replace this sum, and he VIII probably
borrow money to pay You for August ana
you may get your money in ten DAYS.
The Committee left, apparently satisfied The Deputy
Controller has partly redeemed the promise ne mace 70
the iaborers who called upon him on Thursdfy ana mas
provided money for the payment up to 10 OF
HE men employed on the alterations of the Croton Wa
ter Worn on Tenthave. between Ninetyfrst and one
hundred and thirteenthsts. Six hundred OF them re-
ceived their money on Saturday. .,, -
Tho Commissioners Of Charities and CORRECTION also re-
ceved Saturday, the 100000 recently voted 70 snem
by the Board OF Appoonment for the support Oh inc
out door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

The Yale College nine were defeated on
Saturday On the csptolne Grounds By the st&s niue
Score, "A TO IN Ave inninxs- '..A ,
The match to-day ct Boston between the Mutuals and
Bed Stockings completes the ssFiea between them, and
II thu Boston nine win they VIII take tho lead In the
number OF legal games won up to to-day they having
airaady won i the Athletics H. and the Chicago nine is
The Cicaxos have yet 20 play i've gapes % complete
their series and the Athletics two. The Mutuals are
fourth on the list.
~ Saturday, the score standing 1t u 10 II only. 49,.
T6e Haynaakers played Saturday Rt Troy, for the
bepeat Of the Chicago suerers, match which yielded
A6O0 - .....-. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF NBw-roRk .ocrOsz. IL
CLEARED.

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siooD Corneaa, smalts, Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
United States steamship Commander Sims Rio Jssss VI
ssSlS Cen Ns.as siSs;o ss"or'an' oe' and ~ -
sses@shp CSas W. Lord Rogers Nswosaass day @ Il ~
oZ SpemsY,e snfta, os.r psAss Na,
~,,S mdse ard pasa 70 Old Dominion Steamship Go.
steanshlp PrsnconiA, Bragg Portland, With ndse TO- 70
SSio Coru.lus Gnns rmn Sept H. and a days oa -
sbo ion 0Gsmt (of LysoO Grig Calcutta July and ss.4
Head al Witb mdse 70 wills, Rlmonds Co -
Bark Ce.sr DObOvssh (Aust vsocbe, Liverpool days v
Bari RSdcrct DSu Of GasgOw Eads ssgua Sept ~ via ssaa
10 order. 49,. ~ l.. IA. . All.
Ban LSopoliias Baas AHst. socdcA Lnssi . DAYS -
ssri Evening s. Chick 10 days With Moo
BSs LAY Lavss.e Of and Windsor g. With plaster JI
Big As one (et Pa,scre n ST. Mills. Windsor s.. IL a.ss
nlssteT u 4 De Wolf Co
Big Chas KOhresh a. o. Rabah, Antwerp days. s ndsa b
Big Diana iSor) Hanssn Newcastle. Rns. II days. With > -
p W. Meyer vessel TO Weudt Tssens Bocknann.
Bde Somerset tof Windsor 81 Mcbride Tahs flasd esyA
scbr Bursi wallace Jacksonville days. yellow pine sss..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
CIVIL NOTE
Snrrnnata Veeder of Kings County admitted

to pro bate last week the following wins:
David Richardson County Anton Bueehner and
Ast Ann Carl OF Nwot Rachel Faconer John Knapp David
Ket and simon Jeannee BookTh Letters Of Administration
were granted Of the following: Sarah Reeves AAsgA
ret HuOn Richard George Tes Lrey JOsephson Mary
Daydou Of Brooklyn Of GuArianshp Of the ard
taes OF Robert W Lindsay Jennie LindSay Margaret !
RaSei Lindsay were granted Lsdssy their father; Of
Eireth Williams Joseph Fisher Of Bessie Shspperdso to
70 Ann Hughes Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
SHAME AND SUICIDE.

Andrew Stephens, age 10, boarder nc No.
% Henry was recently arrested for sednenga
under promise OF marriage. After hs release on bail
Wa rdiculed by his friends and became low spliteG
On Saturday evening he entered me grocery No. ie7
Henryst. and ponins hqyia from vial int sane-
house. He e supposed 70 haye taen pgVssic 4cd pre-
cured Of Charles Proben'p drug stofe, No 1n Hester
AIDE q DC. tA vanaaFbilt-Aye- HEookyns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
EVIDENTLY AN ERROR.
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to the chicago smnsren, puslished In Tns Tnnuxn Of
the f3tb, inst you mention L A. stuart ~ Giving
only s2Da "A thDse gentlemea are known 10 be very
Wealthy, anA generous tAey wealthy, ana oonH
denf their eoca or csytaipIy o. Ca been made hy
an nafnf1anato typographical efror 10 appear a. t3a
matiep this hpn desire 10 do lnstlcs 20 them he-
iieyng thff me6esH nay greye1t them from eorrsstine
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