The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
A TIE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
Kearney has been visited by bur
glars. and a saloon mourns to the ex.
tent Of sixty dollars.
The troops stationed at the new mil
itary post on the North Loup in this
State, have been ordered to TT. Lara
ME, to assist in stopping expeditions
to the Black Hills.
An expedition to the Black Hills
will start from Kearney about May
10th, under the guidance of John Far
ley of Loup City. 1t is estimated that
the trip a be made 10 twenty days.
A company of troops have been or
dered from Omaha to the North
Loup.
The gambling business in Lincoln il
dull just now, and there isn't even q
faro bank 10 running order.
The county seat fight in Adams Co,
is getting hotter every day. The two
county papers have lost sight of every
other interest, and are pitching in"
for all the game is worth. Juuiata
appears to be ahead, thus far. The
election takes place next Tuesday.
Fsirmont boasts of q city prison, and
the Bulletin says it is not popular as a
place of resort.
The various counties interested
in the suit for the collection of taxes
from the B. 4 NJ. and U. P. Railroad
companies are paying Judge Briggs,
Of Omaha, from fifteen to twenty per
cent. Of the amount collected, which
is not very exhorbitant, considering
the services rendered.
The Juniata Gazette says that four
car loads of wheat from the State
Grange Relief Committee, have been
shipped to that place for the Grsngers
ef Adams sRd Webster eoaudss
Ths citizens Of Furnas county have
been furnished q supply Of ''stove-
pipe" hats BY the Aid Society. They
must be q ''high toned set up there.
And now Coleman, the editor of the
Beatrice Express, is going to leave the
paper and the city, and hold some
Office in Washington. At this ate
Beatrice will be depOpulated, and its
brains and sinner" being engaged
abroad 10 the service Of its county
Lincoln journal.
That comes of being on tie winning
side-can't you understand these
"leeth dings 2"
correspondent of the Lincoln Jour
nal gives the following concerning our
ne,ghbor to the north:
There has, of late, been quite a re-
vival Of business at Junlata. A nun.
Der Of new dwellings we're elected late
10 the fall, and a large and well-ap-
pointed steam grist mill is now under
way, and will soon be finished. Nj.
kichenor, one Of its proprietors, is an
old mill-wright, aud an inventor of
considerable promise.
Messrs. D. Fl. Freeman and A. ".
Cole have made large sales of agricul-
tural implements, showing that the
farmers. though cast down. are sot
discouraged. Messrs. Freeman & Cole
ar, popular and eoupanionable gentle
men, and fully deserve the success
they have achieved!
The jacobson House here has re-
Gently changed hands. the popular
jacobson retiring to bis homestead,
and Nj. T. T. Webb. the proprietor
Of the Juniata ADD Fed Cloud stage
hoe, taking his place. We presume
he viii fully sustain the popularity of
the house, q be Is . pleasant, intelli-
gent and ese,ges;c gentleman.
In some places 10 the east part Of
tile State they ere complaining Of mud
This-soands . little strange to Us
Hess Jrseph CARRIER. Of Nelson.
Nuekolis county va nominated BY &C
clamatios 6r the Constitutional Con
yention, from the district composed Of
Nuckolls and rhayer counties
The Crete Rsa With somuenda-
be enterprise set up . notice of''Ad'
snpplies in German and Bohemian,
and Offers 10 pat the came into Chinese
or Pottosatfamie, should ny Of the
nms Be found IN the coanty.
. Capt A<hby. q Of the best h~-
yers Of Beatrice, ms at WasAiagtoa,
! latter the position Of Sesseant-at-Arns
Of the Seaafe, bot be failsd to make
he eoesetion-
he Qssrtioa # voting bosds 10 aid
II the o~osstzuuios Il . Mil i agitst
Ing TIE sifisass sfshs tAxisisg city =
Suttea, N Cay eoQoly.