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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09
The Solid South,
liginon fAlwEeyc.

Dir ngI0oD REIUEeyr.
Il was solid for the fugitive slave
law.
1t was solid for the ~extentioe of
slavery:
Ii Was solid for jeff. Davis.
1t was solid for disunion.
1t "a solid Sor starving Union
prisoners.
1t was solid far An~3ersonville.
1t was solid ftr the Fort Pillow
massacre.
1t vas solid for the assassination of
Lincoln.
1t Was solid for the sacling of
Lawrence.
And the denocra ats Say it is now
solid toz Tilden. Well. may BE- it is .
all its solidity leads right up to that
kind of a man. If it is solid for TIL
den now, it has abunant precedent
for that kind Of so.idity. u has been
solid for everything that is a.rocious.
tsrbarous and disloyal, and now if it
sees fit to combine all the w~ickedness
and disloyalty and foolishness of which
IT has ever been guilty, and proclaim
itself solid for Ti.den, it is only reach
ing the natural re.u 1t Of its, entire
,olitical teachings and practice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WAHsINGToN, ID. C., Oc'.2i 1876
4 retro>pe,tofthe 'a,t>ix,een years,
and Il calm >n.rey of the present stu
alton of the country viii convince auy
inquirer after truth, th2t the rebels IN
the South are working to attain
though the ballot, what they Eaiici t.
accomplish by civil war. TO te >ut
cessfull in their designs, they have
restored TO means 10y TIE use Of which
they hope to secure the control otthe
national government In all lis Depart
meuts. The FIRST gran! object IS to
secure the Presidency. With Il min
ion in the Executive chair, al other
portions Of the governmental! macaln
cry can De captured in due time.
The South coul dnot have selected a
candidate who g elected, would he
more subServient than Samuel }. Ill
den. With no traits Of character
which distinguish him as man at
noble, Independent. instincts, his lie
has shown hin to be a partlzan OF the
lowest order. Lie c~ons"Hlai spirits
who surround him tho location OF the
bead quarters whence all orders en-
anate and where al schemes eonc,cted
a:e in character with the cand!iate,
and the cause he represents. Such
men as Morri>sey, Kelly. AMI o Brlen
could not be engaged in patriotic
work. They, and those acting under
their command. nave given Il rctut i
,ion to the city OF New York. a. be
iur the seat of all that Is mean AMI
unfair in politics, and dlmnaole in
morals.
The supporters of Tilden have a
large stake dependent upon his eiec5
ion. For tie purpose of making his
candidacy a success, they have in.es
ted all immenre amount Of money, t,r
the purpose CT corrGpiln. the pcop!e,
and o.irauG:.s hoH3.t v,:-r> q her
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

The Rel Cloud Thief has. changed
editors and proprietors, NJ. II. War
ner retiring in favor of VI. l.. Thomas
Mr.. Thomas says he is more Of a
farmer than politician and wishes the
farmers of Web,Ter county to MAKE
the Chiefa medium Jor the" exchange
of thought and experiences. lie is on
the right road and will make q good
lditor. Orleans Sentinel
Thank you Brother, for your kindly
words, We shall certainly try to fulfil
chat which you prophesfed for us
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

Heping business to transact In
Bloomington, we started for thae
burg the fore part ofiast week We
travelled up the Republican Valley
over a road that We had never travel
ed before. the sights were new to u.s.
snd-as would te expected, wesnjsyec
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

A q about dying was toll by
his minister that he must forgive q
certain darkry against whom he seem
cd to entertain very bitter fee lings.
Yes, sah," he replied. IF | dies |
forgive DAT nigga but, if get well,
dat nigga mus: take care ="
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

Another lud;n Chief il ,n.h;> wa
4" Join bis friends who have zone
South TO the indian 1cirr".y. He l..
bv name, Y0unp man afiaii-oi-hi>-
r""tl in law. distant rcl.'irn &C
Young man afraid of hi hoses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

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The New York herald., 1876-11-27
FUNERAL or J. W. BRUTONE.

All that was earthly or poor Brutone found resting
place In Greenwood yesterday. Through the driving
storm the funeral cortcse made IT'S way. and the
sIopins hillside Of the chilly cemetery they laid his
body down II seems strange that those who in lic
attract much public attention, and provide much
Tor tho amusement and instruction Of tho pebple
neglected In the end; neglected not alone by tho
crowds they have amused but ny those who aided
them the good work. u would seem that the
ch,vairy OF the guild has departed, Tor within two
days many popular actors have gene 10 their graves
with 10 do them Teverencc. Tho public com
mont made upon tho neglected obscguics of John
Dyot should have been Sufficient To MORN tho pro-
lesson Of It's neglect, " u not already aware OF
H. On tho very day which tho world
Is informed That n popular actor has gone
down neglected To his grave another memory Is
sighted In The little Swcdcuborgan church IA thirty
nftu street there assembled lew vf the personal
friends OF the deceased and tow professionals, lew
indeed when compared with The hosts he called friends
when In life. Among those present were Miss Gris
wod MISS Parker, Mrs Reeves. Miss Edith Bland. tho
Misses Newman. Welsh Edwards Mr. Houson. Leon,
and Mr. and Mira !. r.. Booth The mnrcintting attcn.
ton OF Mrs Booth. who took enfirc cnarse VI tho
uncra arrangomcnts Is III strKLg contrast WHY tho
neglect OF others whom poor Brutonc had cialnx
Tho services were Conducted according TO the swc-
dcnborgian ritual and Rc, Cnaunccy Giles spoke briefly
oi the OF the deceased Tho toiy was chcuscd
in a handsome silver mounted rosewood colin, tho
plato on which burc The following iescna.--
J. W. BAHRErf BRC1USE-
Died November ~, 1915.
A handsome cross and anchor were lsil by loving
hands upon coffin aud several fragrant bouquets
rest ted at the icot.
Tho music was given bya volunicsr choir Mr..
Grant presided al tho organ and tho Newman sisters
and MISS Maggie H. Parker led the singers
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THE SACRAMENTO DISASTER.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

brsken; August Bangsen. slightly hurt about the
head; Frank wilder. slightly hurt IN side Michael
Tenny, dead 3 W. Perry, Janiior AZ the Court House,
Instantly killed. frank Meyers. postor OF the
Record Unon killed William j. Foster com positor Of
the Record Cnton, killed, an unknown Spanard.
xfaily injured; an unknown man, dead Henry Vace,
badly bruised; Ezra WooIson, fatally injured Vacn.
tine, employe Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company hurt; boy named White, sgntiy
hurt, Fred smith, leg broken; William Massey, dead;
\ nephew OF the wife OF L t. Ames, Freddie Gibson,
paper carrier, seriously injured In the Jaws and an
kiss; Frank Cnapman stranger IN the city, badly
hurt; W. II. Coker, slightly huft; Dr. II. b. Briggs,
eye bruised. Miss Porter actress nuri, Loveif Sc
riously not fatally hurt; W. Freeman, hurt about
HolS. slightly hurt; Thomas Cox, bruised L. W. Har-
ris bruised about the and shoulders George Car
penter, leg and urn broken; George Grimshaw state
House, badly hurt; Jsmcs Todd, bookkccpcr, Seventh
and Streets badly hurt on nip and lip; J. W. Horton,
Red Blul, badly bruised, - Peterson stranger al
the International HOTEL leg broken; L. h Socum,
badly hurt p the arms and head, and IS a. the Inter
national; Frank Wckmirc, OF Nelson's snop,
badly bruised; Arthur Miller over the eye. badly;
Thomas Woodc, killed lbody removed 10 his residence,
Tenth and strectsl. Fred Smith. with Crockcr n
Co, leg broken In TWO places; A. Mckay, Eugene
Edohe Grass Valley, cut in The head; Dick Palmer,
hurt In the hip and hngeis mashed
large number OF tho seriously wounded were able
TO reach thor homes without assistance, ana many
whose names not asceriancd were carried away
by friends Many ot the injured were transient guests
at the hotels The accident created great excitement,
and the Of the disaster is Sill thronxcd Tho
exact condition OF theso uniortunaes cannot now uc
lscertained nor the entire list be given. All tue
phi yscians In tho city were at oncc called, ana hacks
engaged IN taking the wounded 70 their homes
and hotels and Offices or surgeons The building Is
pwnca by Mr. Magec non resident Of the CITY, }. ".
Wilson, proprietor OF the livery stable under the
theatre Tho lessee oil the stable aud Is pecuniarly
damaged in large sum by the smashing of hacSs and
carriages. A nearsc, costing $4,000, Is among the
crushed property. The damage 10 the building is
some S3, ,000 The roof remains
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Early yesterday morning an italian, living at No
Elizabeth street, discovered smoke issuing from AZ
o.shouse in the rear and entering saw Lizzie Brown,
domestic employed In thdhousc. with her clothing on
lire. lie hurried 10 her assstancc and with the aid Of
an officer cxtnguished tho flames. not however until
she had been severely burned IN tho face, neck and
body. She was taken TO tho Franklin street station
house, whence she was removed 10 the
Chambers Street Hospital An examination
OF Ter injuries showed that sAc could
not survive, and Coroner Eickhon was sum
moncd take her ante-mortcm statement Be-
his arrival tho paticns became dcIrous that It
impossible TO obtain from her any statement as To
the origin oi the fre. From the iDvesg cations made
by the police Il appears that tho woman returned TO
her house at i've O'Clock yesterday morning. having
all night Her mistress. Mrs Nora Clark,
fused 10 admit her, whercupon she went TO The out
house, kindIed Ore and c asleep being, u alleged,
under the influence Of liquor. Tho woman died last
nj
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SUPPLEMENT-

Il,:s good ordin.,y, io7s lie sss RECEIPTS ;sss
wirnseros. y. e. se, a5. is.e:
strained Tar itfoug sts2
Nssasss sas si si 30 saits ashs.a 81 81 ss,a
4" as - ~ 80 ~hl's fs.sdo = a. Corn unshansea
81 osas: NJ. /. Canada held At :. u.. Corn meal un
70 Boston sse New l"is sae 10 Alaany Lake
recepts-whest I.3o) bashel.. barley. 1000 DO Rail
road shipmens-flour. i.5ao bbis
Lake recspts--con. $4,000 bushels; wheat seao 90 DO
receipts. Railroad shipmeIss--cora $50 bushels
o Flour s' .is ~ 10 ssl. sGs"p es. asehanssa
hard 81 @ a sI d. 10 ,rss nuaaese AZ
a SDss s'si 1p .1a % As sns low %ssa ussse
denand sales q 400 bushels csn sdn Malt IN rr
sales o: a,o bushels MieLiga, ssac
g s and sod s@ s a. e s s1s ana
and unchanged .
-Four firm. Wheat lrm NJ. white Wabash 81 rs. No.
smss ~nss sSs. asssa q held s 81 49, ~ ~ ss 4 ss
ssmssf ~ms, i II 49, 3sas1 81 do 4 is ,s No. red
81 ,sii 80. : amber Illinois 81 si corn stead, high
Ssd ss ne vi .".%S%s "s~ % 80 a,, ssysaser ss nss
csye rs a sss os,' - ds White ISL s, a 7
sS"s i do corn 5000 d. aa. "s" shipment, men
bushels ~heai, iov)J Do corn. 500 do. oats
CHICAGO. suv -. 1878.
Flour seAdJ ard uhc ianged. wheat IL Hight demand.
bu. holders irin nt higher prices No Chicago spung.
81 lS No chicago spring. 81 ~. cash; 81 iaan 81 a
December; 81 ias, january NJ, 3 do III Ojia 81 ti,s
rciected ~ Sc sisc. Corn aui ana lower; No = t4c
cash AZ All the rejected heavy i Oats easier
a.'Ac cash, a-'sc j3c. December j3'4e :ii',c
January rejected .jisc. kyc himcr oisc s1c Barney
heavy active but weak and lower; 6e cash Dccc
ross la good demand but lower SO :, cash. $40 Tx all
The year, $i5 o.ts January Lard unsctiea and
So =, cash. 81 - ali the year. 50 III. January BULK
meats steady and unchangc. Wiskey stead, aud
changed. Railroad frcights Unchanged keccpts-Four
lsuV bols wheat. 900 busicl. s6.Ur dp oats.
"a 5000 barley. 5000
Flour, ~ 900 bbs wheat 1900 bushels: corn. ~ ub,
oats, 30.top do. rye. 5000 do; barley, 900 do.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27

specie that have been made in ns direction from Eng
land. The truth that for the past two years The bal
Of trade steadily cnlarging IN our favor,
and the promise Is that this years balance will greatly
increase the difference The following viii be found
Of ifntsres. IN this Connection
fxroRrs.
The foreign commerce OF the port for Tho week was
as iollows;-Impor,s OF dry goods and general mer-
chand.sc $s5,seis produce exports s5.s'a. s4o and
specie exports, S.l3.533 rhc total imports OF dry
goods and general merchandise since January !, this
year, s2ss, 222 65s, against $l92, 2a5,S27 for
corresponding period of last year. aud $59 e2s oa
1875 The total exports of produce since January
this year. szio ,ol2 against S22 CO., ei for
the corresponding period last year, and $3.50 100 l45
In 1875 The total exports OF specie since January
OF this year sii.9lss $50. The total Imports Of
specie during the week were 81, 90o,slo, Of which
81. 03s 325 was gold coin
COINS And BULLION.
The following the omnal quotations represent.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
GIGANTIC INVESTMENTS.

ONE HUNDRED AND roRTy-sEyEN MILLION DOL
INSURANCE coMPAN1Es-THE EFFECT or THE
DECLINE IN VALUES LOSS OF FORTY MIL
LIONS.
The failure OF the Continental Lfc Insurance Com
pany and the exposure Of the effects OF the de-
ciinc real the assets OF insurance companies
has caused feeling OF uneasincss and apprehension
the part OF policy holders Men insured tor large sums
have visited tho companies and sought comfort and Of
course obtsncd IL Tho bulk OF the assets OF the CON-
pancs doing this city consist Of first mort
CAGES houses and lands principally In this city and
State, although the invested in Philadelphia and
Boston and some of the Western cities is quito large
AS tho decline in New York real estate estimated
at from thirty TO forty per tho loss sustained by
the companies is severe II has been gradual, how
ever, aud ior thu eighteen months tho companies
have not touched roa security, unoss IL Of
The very hest character and loss inpossibty
While In years past tho average amount OF business
done In loaning money ON mortgages was from
900 $i4 oo0 for tho ten months Of this
rear is estimated that the Investments will not reach
So ooO while $40 900 have been invested
In United States bonds 1t is almost
impossible to negotiate a loan with an
insurance company asavings bank They arc afraid
that real estate has not yet "touchcd bottom, and
then II Is security which readily be negotiated
and turned into cash. THIS the source OF weakness
with the insurance companies to-day Nearly every
corporation has mortgages the interest on which
mains unpaid and they afraid to forecose during
tho present condition OF the market, for recent
pcricnces have shown that the amounts bid Will not
cover tho hrst mortgages Whe ono class OF real
estate may have decreased In value another class
may have allcn more than nifty per cent. A remark
auIs evidence Of this was gwen by tho sale tho Third
Avenue Savings Bank building. THIS establishment
Gust the bank $220, 900, yet It was sold TO the
Brewers Bank for $S5 700, and the Third Avenue
Bank glad TO get that sum Tor IT, lfthe
insurance companies were compelled 10 realize upon
securities e-day they would no doubt be III as untor
tunate predcamont the savings institutions which
recently tailed The receivers have endeavored ~
nxe the amounts loaned BY the directors and have
faed and is not likely that the other corporations
have been careful Or shrcwd than the bank man.
accrs who Thought they were lending on the best Of
security Tho amount Of money loaned on bond and
mortgage, and invested IN real estate, BY me fire and
life Insurance companies Of this city, Is something
stupendous Tho figures VIII be found below.
INSURANCE INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE
Invested ia Bonds Reoi EsiGte
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
SUICIDE IN A CELL.

man giving has name as Carl johnson Decker was
arrested ard locked up in the Second precinct station,
OF Jersey CITY, yesterday afternoon, for conducting
himself In cisordcry manner and breaking windows
The desired to bc arrested, he was out OF en-
ploymcn and wanted to DO supported for the winter
in tho County jail When asked what no had 10 say
lao replied hc quito satisfied with hts arrest and
hud excuse ~ ofier. An hour and bail alter he
locked the cell the officers who made the rounds
ui the cels found him suspended by handkerchief
from tho upper bar of the cell door He was cut
down, but lite was extinct. Tho body Was conveyed TO
the Grovo street. morgsc and The County fays,can
was notticd.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. IS, 1876
Cotton steady; middng, iihe; low middling. io'tc.
good ordinary iDi4c Net receipts, 1,7sw bnles. Ex-
ports-To Great Britain, 2.a2a coastwise, 2S Sales
$685.. stock. ll0,asJ
SEw ORLEANS. Nov. 20, 1876.
Cotton strong: middling, itic; low middiing. isc.
good lOJic 4.7SD bales,
o.try Exports TO Great Britain. A,5y4 sales, 1850.
Stock, 236,JiS
Cotton s,ronx mddling. like. like: low middlinr.
luz4c ordinary IDc Net receipts iyx bales
LIZ. xposs-ro France J3y: coastwise. 3tJ. sales
2.5Uu Stock. 81 TO.
SAvAxSAn Nov. 20 1876
Cotton hrm good demand; mIddins. y ~ low mlddinr.
1Ic good ordinary lUssc Net receipts 10 bales Ex
ports 20 tsrsst Brtain 325. sales, 2vl stocs n5oio
cnAnLEsro Sov 20 iHTe
Cotton active and Grmor; middlIag. ll1c, low mddng
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Nov -, 1870
SugarSomc inactivity in the prevailed owing to
the high pretetous OF the holders the
Ing suitable lots, closing. however. Vita undmisied
hrinness ~ an advance ot from real per arrobr Nos
lUto H. Dutch standard 10Y J.. per arrobe Nos
IL TO 10 do. do 1s IA r~ss noiasses sugar. Nos to
10, at D % reals: sugars here:
truega sugars Nus. IL to IL. in boxes ~ ls reals in
Mntanzas % 800 boxes aud 100 hhds Receipts OF tho
week .OD boxes aud ~ hhds Exports dmrlg the week
1850 hoxes ard 40 ahds. a Tor the rned States Mo-
iasses nominal % degrees polarization. reals keg
Bacon se sss per ew Butter SO w., quin Tor
AMERICAN lerked beet, - 80. 81 IS per arrobe Hams
$50 x62 qunta for American cuiod. Lard in
keys, $50 $50 auntal; " tins yl6 t7 per aunta
Potatoes 50 $40 per Dbl Tailow *29 $50 quinta
WAX yellow. SIS SIG per nrrobe: white S23 $2,i.
Empty h;s.. 81 gold Lumber Hat; white pine $3l
~ Shocks hrmer: box, lulx reals. hhds, ls ~
reals; molasses hhds u S4 reals White navy beans
~ reals per arobe Chewing tobacco $ x6; per qnin
tai Corn lo II reals per arrobr. hocps fiat. long
shaved, $50 W. Freghts-Modcre inamry stcadicr
rates; loading Havana for the United state of
sugar ~. per hhh OF sugar. y 81 30; ioading a
ports On the north coast toats'dc ports Tor Tho United
states box Of 5uc hid. ~ - "
per hht OF mcasses. - 81 w. TO ,seso y unchanged
since the last report spanish gold 22t .23 Exchange
weak on the United States siSty days. currency ~ of
ss premium; snort sigh, d. IA 4,s premium; on Lon
Onions, ~ 80 "a 81 10 per bb,.
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The IoOwIhr Nse sHc uUnlIhaI quusdSUHs FcIreseHs'
ing the price in gold for other coin-

7
Fine gold bars, par 10 y per cent premium on the
Mint value.
covERNMExr bonds
during the week have been in good rcques! and show
o decided Improvement The buyers continue 10 rep
resent class o investors with whom judging from
results these increasing In favor Sav.
ings banks and insurance companies are absorbing
large amounts for tho purpose, as is believed, OF
themselves in patton Of the Janu
AIRY statements fivetwcnics OF 1895, 1867 and 1851
are n demand.
Tho range IN prices since January l, 1876, and the
amount oi each class OF bonds outstanding November
l, 1876, were iollows:-
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
al for the week. :. 72a.e7
THE MONEY MARKET.

The principal transactions In call loans during the
week were the basis OF and per cent but AZ the
close the rates wero per cent There - yet no
healthy activity in business circles. and anxiety st
prevails with reference to the political result aud its
commercial influences. The banks and trust COM
panics are making loans ut per cent Commer-
cal paper Of first class Is and quotations are
nominal wc quote co TO 90 dny prime dry goods bills
receivable at Al TO 5h per cont Four months ac-
ceptances arc TO and good single names to g.
Grocery paper is in good demand at a per cent for
tour months notes and AZ TO 5ls for % Gay Cuba and
other acccptanccS single name Is rated at6aS
The New York herald., 1876-11-27


aEAL 4srArx INVESTMENTS TnE LIyE INSURANCE
COMPANIES
The following is the amount OF tho Investments Of
the life insurance companies doing business Ia this
city Tho real estate owned CHIEFLY consists o build
inrs In which IRE the business Offices vi the various
corporations While the greater part OF tho money
loaned New York real estate quite large sum IS
invested In thc large cities OF othcr states:-
H.y.S. U~.f rg.f.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

Baynga--porm Thursday evening. November
% n re-ucncn OF the brl1c's mother. by Rev.
caar q, N. faysou, Mr. ANDREW BsYkEE 10 Miss HAT.
r.g a. PorE, all oi tss vity.
The New York herald., 1876-11-27
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PaoyipLAck, Nov. 20, 1875.
The printing cloths closed with litile
ing with 4tsc 4,sc offered Tor bcs goods, "a square
Sales reported during the week. 3 ,2eU pieces
The New York herald., 1876-11-27

IsraASS-TizuAvS.--0a the e5l inst, al the rcsi-
dcnce of tne brides parents by the Eev. Ihonss !.
Hastings, d. ~, PEiEa G. TiENASN 10 ELLA H.. darrF
ter OFF. W. Iiemann. So eard-.
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T0yhIH. <i"sJso.-o-
AID to the life companies the amount invested by
the fire and tho aggregate Invested
in real Estate and mortgages VIII be $l4I, S356GS
decline q! i've per cent In these invest
mcnts which does cover by any means tho decline
IN tho vauc OF real estate Ia this city since these
mortgages we're made would show loss TO the
panies o nearly 900 000 10 what extent the cap
ital OF tho various institutions IL Affected the reports
OF the companies do not show, for the assets
quoted Al the figures as IN years gone ~ when
foal ostate was at Its highest figure
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The following shows the course OF tho gold market

tn not difficult 10 trace this sharp decline OF e per
cent during the last week 10 the heavy shipments OF