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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
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January -. -.

"'S'@Ts 49,
Ep CHsEs Sir. IbInk NJ TIA. /,
few ines .ssr S,Fi!s4;cE wJa.d te a.
ccptaslr, | hay- anierakeU To write
them. Tn weather HI, been yeIg
pleasant !Dr . les Day. WHICH -,em~
TO please s..iEc g Ogr farmers. - tn
hi.. Mt hu-ari al. ,seir csfn y,t
an some d. taem seem 10 ttI4k they
vaa plos .cyt week i! "a: weah.g =
maIn, a, u , At present.
>ee ;iat the .arBer, ia til. part
og the county are baginn ~ 10 iDJk u
their Osa Interests, In1 are gruz 10
iupIO.e their isrm, ~ he!glns them
a. fat a. thy can, qIltc d number
are gciHg 20 i.ucc IN that way thu
sprib., aIG several are talk.u. about
yut,iag out fruit trees ani grapes, al
u which ! am Cad - see for It est,
but ittlc ia c9T?IH>Jn - the ~. n u
them elves, ,ii they give the proper
attention To IA IA AMI the improve
miht - the county, for If every Other
ilImcr IN thi, county would hcig, As
farm aud pat 0ut orchards and ,ma..
fruits IL wJu,i enhince the y.lu. Of
the land from , & - dollars per acre,
Id, ,l..,, ,hap,S.lya- IN -.
ton % make from 500 70 81 90 a
! year more than theg would n Ike by
their present mode Of farm ng a. any
farmor can see II he will take the
trouble TO estima.c the waste on al
most any i4rai FIR instance. how
much l., wa..ci on the farm for the
want of fencing cv ry year? Why.
farmers you could hedge your farm
with what is wasted every year, aud It
l. wasted because YOU have no fence.
Your neighbGrs cattle eat mp your
corn, and destroy your wheat, oats and
barley, and then you grumolc and say
farming does not pay here and yoo
cannot raise fruit for the cattle break
the trees, and then you say tina, fra t
cannot be grown ~ this cOuutry,-the
climate does not agree with it, when
the fact is, the cattle aud wed, don't
agree with it. Therefore, | say, far
mers look to you; interest. and fence
10y all means, either by posts anil
boards or by hedging. ". ". Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

IN referring to the passage of the
bill for counting the ELECTORAL vote
Gov. Hayes says: 81 want it distinctly
understood that | do not desire to in
fiuence the action of Congr S. ne way
or the other in the matter Of the Gle. =
torial bill, or any other matter rc!ati e
to the Presidential election. The
whole thing is in the hands of Con-
gress, and | shall be content with its
action"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Rumor now has it, that Nay was
killed IN the recent duel with Bennett
of me New York Herald. Bennett
has sailed for Europe. Ii is also re-
ported that Bennett and the sister Of
May are married and have gone on
their Bridal tour, and that young May
Nas uuiurt
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

The eastern nations are gradually
,.Dpping their warlikc demon tra'ion-.
and assuming u. ere pea'e.u' a,utu ie.
Il i, c.aiincG n,w that Eggilni never
had aHy in'en;iou o. going 20 var in
behalf Of Turkey. OF were egcr irfI
enced by unworthy jealousy Of Ru-,ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

AR TIE KE-TA, the head chief of the
Otoe Indians absolutely refa>es to sign
any papers looking towards the lis
posses ing them Of Ilcir les .~rvation or
any Part of it. SO it appears that the
State is still to be deprived of the be
nrfits Of this ricn tract of land.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

\ BILL has ben inir d2tnI 10 abol-
isl the office Of County S~u.oerintenl-
ent. Aud meets with considerable
lit,nnrf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Butler county has voted bond> in
all oc the Omaha aud Republican
Valley Rniroai. rhe two-thi,d, law
Wa, no hin aanre at all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

II Is reported tha, an outfit bound
far the Black Hills We're recently sur
Ireei and massacrei by I e indians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
WgHsTER COUNTY.

I. x-Governor Flrnas vas chosen
President of the State Horticultural
so.i ~ at It's tta me- =,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Dudley " Steele smi Samuel Il
johnson. l,ln;iH- against q u5ge "
Beam4r, d-isni4nl, Di,lrict 'nnr:.
Webster a., Y D..
Grorgc ". Bsauan, uon r. lent
!eicndau, will take notice - n Il ins
81 he petition O. the pllinuF e.. the
above cIl~.. the ote ani prayer 81
which l., 10 recJseT a Judgement
against def n.Int for the ,um Of
<2l3 -. with interest from NogrmJe:
10 b. 1876. aud costs an; that PLAIN
ufF >eek- 20 take the property oi lie
fsniant b., ~attlchmeu, aud apply ITO
the payment OF the sad debt. D.
frGiaat VII answer >aii p.tus0a on
ar before the 2G;h day 81 February.
1877, or sail petition will be taken A.
true.
JNo. L. WILCOX
2j-iw pTiG, A;t'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
MARK T,ESE fACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY ; PILE.

IL had no appetite: HOLLOWAY Pill save
me "A hearty one
Your Pills ate marvellous"
II - ID for another box. and keep them IN
the house
DR.. IT lloway has cured my headache
i gave one o:y ar PIl's to my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear htLe th.ns got
well ia 4 day
sly nausea Of a morning l. nov cured
-, orr ooN OF Holloway : ointment cured
me Of noise e in the mead. rubbed some of
,our oinim nt Lshind the ears and the noise
has lett
send me ,wJ boxes. sant one for a poor
family
IcncInss a dollar. your price j. - cents.
bat The m~ri-Inc 20 nae l. worth a dollar
have over ~ such testimonial. a. these
bu- want ,fsptce coinpel. ne 10 cone.ude-
Fer c=.:.c:a: r-.5-=
And III eruption. ofthe kin. this Ointment
is most yaiuao-e. IL doe. Eot nrs -1teT
naily i.one, bot penetraies WIKI the most
searching Effects To- The very 70; OF the evil
~uOLLOWAYS PILLS
Invariably cuye ;ae following diseases
I:-e:-e.:. a Eeaa!s.
Ia all diseases 4f-ctir- these orztn-. VIE "a
er :hsy --eT-ie 90 msca CT too axle stsT /.
or vhe h-- itcy Dc LhiiEsei nth -sCn~ or
gravel or Nish ar-s< N Psi : -"ti4'd IA
tn iDsnS owe the regions o. ih- kEiDeys-
these pals sho1ii De t4sea according 2" The
III Tcl aI-rct.o4s. Al. tAe psa.uasb; -haa'd
U- vel TgsL.-sl igt the saA- o. tGs r@-s 1T
be- uAg. ihs- treatment EIt Z - almost
IETae,llste TeiI.i shcs All @ hvs means have
iaI!ru.
E.s:zaas C: {: :-.s-
No medicine vi. 20 ezer U ~ inprnye
tie .ae o. t3= rtana-b - 1e-= y J.. they
remove a. aciitFy occA<snreI either b. III
tenpera re OF iaapr Pc diet
HOLLOW Al : PlDi~zr The hesf ka~Fn
in tse weird for the ieIisaIng ul-ease- Azu-
Asta n Bilious CoApisIst-. b!Stcbes OF
the skin. BoEsls. CoGsGIp Ton. Debility.
Dropsy. D~y>enteFy. Frs. psGs. fsMAe r.
rezaia rites. Fever .: all kim 2 'uat.
Headache. Indigestion. IsaAss4s.5s. -sF-
Thrssss Stone snd Gravel. wsr1ss OF al
kinas. Weakness frarc any cz9ss. e,c-
Ikfos!A.. ca--c;.
Non are genuine CaIe-s the sign tuTe Of
J. uAYr~scE, as ss-u- OR Ihs tbited states.
each DIX - b ills. I'D ointment
A cani ONE reward VII be given 10 4ny a. G
rer 'ering such intornati0n - may lead 70
the detection .! any party orpsr les q er-
f-if.Sg the sedlrines 81 T~s1aI-stEe same
knssing them 70 Dc sSErig1S-
S-<-olj al the rsaufactSry OF PEOf. Sr
HcLLoEAY K tn. Ne~ YSrt. and - AL re-
speetaSie drG=ySts AID dealers n EeofeTne
throughout the civilized word. ia 1xe- ~
> csas.. ~ c Its and 81 each
ks-Ther~ !. ecE-iG sabie savi-g By taking
a larger sIZF%
y B-Lrxecsisas for the "a ida1ce OF p
ueu.s IN eyery disorier are sGxed 10 each
OK. nSa-iy
Ill: y. -te..-s..se:, =. Z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Tah,: Rock claims the champion
corn hu>ker. l.. II. Woods hu-kcd
one day lat week, eighteen bu ,hels of
corE in two hours an niue anl on
ha,,f minuets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

cr~alsr5, Hair nyr E, IT, STE,
ani Bet u ae's tr,-4al-t s1-t.
f~ruluc,us TIA uls-' ua'ls, -aa 90
Bs-k OF Brown doe ". >,-iu re
SKIN. anIi. easily Sophie! !; = a
-'a1iiri pr-,srsf'ro. au-i a iasa1tr
NJ II .yrry VI appointed To.'.t -
Lady az = u,l,u-n 81! - pug
g-<
=. -..S.a---S.
?. :. E3-, ..53. New Tx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
A.. :. Pad tx Be ,trice. u. ;. Scsater
W. Hitchcock. Omaha, L. = Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
STLlS GA RBER. GOV rnor. Lincoln
bruno TzschUck. Sec. q! state.
y. u Wcstpn. Lincoln, auditor.
&c. Mcbride. :. Treasurer.
sieo. ii. X ,hcTt-. tft'y cen.
j. NJ. Mex emile. Lincoln. sup. Pub ~Ins,ruc.
JUD9C. AIRY.
Geo. ". Like. Omaha. tsticc.
DinrGan't. Nebraska City. ,..o.. t..
Sain1 Maxwell! PiatsmouthI
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

:, -. AcA- - -,
MACON, g., Ia PHILADELPHIA
IL contains four medical elements. rcy"r
united IN the stLic happy TAO" ~ sny
OtDeT PROPAGATION. III = seattle 'aiHitii,. a
vVGdvT:ui tuLi". AN gDcNrcptttHsD.s A!;"r
alive aud certain 20 receive % 80 ImpG'tti"s
ct tnc .s!Y. Sg,a ..43l ace I... attn
gec Is Use. that II IL now regarded As ,he
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
L.E.W,S g.. "

Assi-ttusp, Pee Matt-. PIliLlo'piIL
"W observation-disclosures. Icr-a4uiy aa /
know that .uT H. - l., E,teE-u">-. aui
lhrub0IHE licauJr-t, T4t t'r ,vsJaL,ti.i e
the wurI ever saN. Ne .s,r II.,I :,-ty
other lt.Hr.lv- r-i.Tv Simmons Ltt'E H'E
uiaI'r. lea. none 10: tu,u gave a NOSE thaG
temporary t,I -. Ia -, .g.iat,. r.t'ni,
renewed. bu cared u-. I'd IC rPTtNf All
Acs-cuscF. IA vu. t..
haau;a TAR i uu!y ~
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS.

The ladies OF New York arc mover backward when
suffering appeals Tor relei. They raised over
II, 900, 900 single occasion for the relief Of the
wounded In our war, and their sy ympathics
extend toward the wounuod and dying soldiers in tho
East Meetings held last week at Mrs. w. X.
Vanderbilts and at Mrs. Marshall o. Roberta, and
among tho ladies' present were Mrs X NJ. VAIL Presi-
dent; Mrs. 9. L. Perkins, Secretary; Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock, Treasurer; Mira 8. l.. NJ. Barlow, Vice
President and many others. A considerable sum OF
money was subscribed the spot, and 1t decided
to give three entertainments in aid Of tho cause
TIE first, to be a performance by tho brilliant CON-
pany OF tho Theatre Franchise, which has kindly
volunteered It's services will take place Friday No
vember2 Tho first piece will be "Mademoisellc
seglicrc," comedy IN four acts by Emile Angler and
Jules Jardon, aud tho second "Le Chapeau dun
hor,ogcr." Mr.. Marshall o. Roberts, the owner OF
the Lycoum Theatre, has placed II At the dis
boxes and most of tho seats have been taken
by the lady managers and their friends, which
will insure "A full, fashionable house. The re-
naming seats will be Tor sale to-day at No III Lexng
ton avenue and thereafter unt Friday at the Froncn
Theatre IN Twcntythrd street. The second entertain
mcnt Will be private concert at the house OF Mrs.
Marshall o. Roberts on the evening OF November "a,
aud the third viii DO a grand ball at tho Academy OF
Music ON december Ii. We understand that a very
liberal and nevolent gentleman mot he who trans
ports the oOes bas hired the Acaaemy Tor tho occa-
sion and presents tho of II to tho ladies' Who we
hope, will receive abundant encouragement from the
The New York herald., 1877-10-29

performed by him s OF enormous Importance TO the
"p,su. but lpr Tue gentlemen with the Russian army
no'nhB wouia really have been known Of the reasons
why the canpalgn hnlted; why Russia had reached
the deadlock Conjecture might have been rife; bat
on the iacts other naons build up their policy,
ana long ere this the British Cabinet has materially
modified its intentions and designs Journalists may
contrast with some satisfaction tic way In which the
correspondents with the Russian army have done tnc
work with the way In which the Russian officers did
theirs In iac the correspondents did their work too
WE'LL Tor tho world knew everything that was goIne
though II was not Tor tho interest of Russia thai
the knowledge should be spread.
sTASLEY's cRowAIyG TRIUMPH
The most striking Instance of the day however OF
journalistic success is to DO found in Stanley as a.
explorer Professor Kcipert, OF the Uplyersity q,
Berin pronounces his as "the greatest feat in geo
Individual There seems 10 be q quaint SORT OF idea
in the public mind that II is tho NEW YogK HKRALa
and the Daily Telegraph that are walking through
Africa not nut 1t Is the embodiment OF flesh bone
organizing and achieving through indomitable piucK
and rare energy mighty work, and In consequence
people slow TO recognize as they ought grea.
ton and commerce. His first exploit was received
with increduilty, though splendid achievement. As
geographical discovery his tracing OF the Lualaba TO
the ocean is Its fitting sequel and places Stanley in
the very foremost rank Of geographical exporers
now LIEurESAST GENERAL WAS MADE.
He accompanied, as the HERALD correspondent, the
Ashantee force 10 King Coees capital regarding It
patry raid though showers oithonors fell on all-not
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES made that march. Compared
with what he mas now done the work OF the Ashanco
war was mere holiday parade; but It can receive
Official recogn ntop, although in magnitude, In DANGER
in powor OF organization, and, we may add, OF com
mand IT stamps the man as born general; one whose
physique Is on par with his courage and will ndom
TABLE III navy man. II military man, II clergy
man, even II trader in pursuit OF gam. had done
what Stanley has done, the for the recognition Of
merit would be loud aud continuous In the face OF any
delay but IN the case OF journalist no appears
the embodiment OF his journal, stalking over the
land-a pieco oil sensationalisuL
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
MAD WITH RUM.

Patrick Lynch, man about Gfty years OF age and
the father o two sons, Thomas and Timothy Lynch,
aged respectively twenty five and twenty years.
came to his residence No 2l2 West Thirtv-sevcnth
street, late on Saturday night, in state Of drunken
frenzy, and commenced indiscrimnatc attack
his family In his passion hc scizcd
two large carving knives and ran AT his
Thomas Tue laticr defended himself
wol as possible and wariod of tho fathers most
desperate ungcs al HIM with AN axe thai no caught uf
when he nrst saw the carving knives IN his parents
hands. la tho encounter, however, the father mum
aged strike the the breast, cutting bis
snirt In three places ana inhlctng a slight ncsh
wound. For scf.protcction Thomas then struck tho
father over the head with tho FIAT OF the axe and
knocked him down the noor, whero he and hts
brother Timothy hold HIM TIL the arrival
oil Uilccr MuIligan, OF the Twentieth precinct,
VINO took iatncr and son to the station house.
Yesterday morning, when Judgo Morgan heard tho
particulars OF the case, no decided TO commit PatricK
Lynch father In 81 900 ball. 10 answer charge
OF felonious assault aud battery IL was crroneousy
stated In the published accounts yesterday morning
that came home drunk and commenced the
attack on HIS father.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
A SUNDAY SEIZURE.

To EDITOR HERALD:--
We appeal to you Tor advice In o matter that
deem downright outrage under the thin disguise OF
law. We wcro coming homo from excursion to
Staten Island this evening and OF namber held
Ia his hand a covered paror rife, which bad boon
taken along for sport, but which. learning OF
law prohibiting It's usc was not rcmo.cd from Its
cover. AS we about TO 60 tho boat hand was
rudely laid the shou dor OF the gentleman carrying
the rife and man who haunted badge seized vio-
ently upon tho gun, and without asking or giving any
explanation, hurried The gentleman carrying II over
TO liquor saloon, where hc was met by
another VINO addressed as "Judac."
without stopping TO inquire into the equity
OF the tho JUDGE (named Doyle observed t'll
cost you $40 1ne" Ho would not ston To any appeal,
but hnally added ''YOu settle II with the consta
bic; he ,can DO what he picases In tho matter" IL
pleased the constaDle-tha. tho man Tho made tho
arrest. whose name is Petcr G0iden--to demand $40
which had to bo paid, or else the carrier OF the rne
would have been put IN jail. Godens only oxplana-
tun that II against the law to carry gun on
Sunday. Now appeal 70 you whether peaccablo
excurslonists, returning with covered paror rlnc
from staten Island can be soized with impunty by
any person calling himself constable, and whethoI
citizens are compelled TO submit TO tue cxtorton OF
$40 uno under the prctoxt oi ordinance OF whose
existence they did not dream. Respectfully yours,
HARRY BECkbIi, SYDNEY ROSENFELD
GEORGE HOLLAND JOSEPH HOLLAND.
EYEN PLYMpION. ROBERT SrRAkoSCH
A. FOLLtS.
NAV lOaK, Oct %, 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
NEW YORK LIBERAL CLUB.

officers OF the New FORK Liberal Club Tor tho year
lssI-s:-Pres iccnt--Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Trus-
tccs-Robert A. Gum, N. y. Il. 4. Iiailock, NJ D.
John IL. Johnston, stephen $. Nash, Cortiandt Pal.
mcr. James Parton, General Franz siqel, simon
storne and L. H. Van der Woyde, ~. ID. Lecture Com
mntee-Dabie 4. Gardner A. l.. Rawson, LII. d., ID. d.,
ana Charles Sotheran. Trcasufer-Janes NJ Mckinlay,
Secretary--Danei I. Gardner Tho CUB also elected
Charles Sohoran " act secretary and stephen s..
Nash member OF the Lecture Committee during the
absence OF Daniel T. Gardner In ST. Petersburg Rus
sia. In accordance with amendments 10 the colsti-
tuiion OF the club, adopted lew months ago tho
oflces Of spending secretary and nrst second
ard third vice presidents are abolished. Ine Treas.
uror his annual report showed the club 10 be out
Of debt, with a balance IN hand.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
A STREET QUARREL.

During a quarrel on saturd,y night last between
Thomas Connolly, Edward Lowory and Peter McGln.
MS at the corner OF Fulton and Mddagh streets
Brooklyn, Connolly was knocked down by Lowcry and
severely injured about the head. lie attended by
physician, who pronounced his injury OF n serious
character. Lowory and McGnnis wero arrested yss.
torday morning.
The New York herald., 1877-10-29
A COMPLIMENT FROM THE NORTH.

Many influential Americans resident In London
think would be graceful recognition OF Mr. STAN
ieys splendid services and great geographical dis
coveries II the English government ordered gunboat
TO take these brave people to their hones As IL 10
understood that large sum voted Ior the cxped
ton by the proprietors OF the Daiiu Telegraph and
New YORK HERALD, 1t is no question o. money: but
our American friends say that Mr. Stanley has proved
himself TO be dsting uished public servant, ana an
English gunboat could reach Loanda before vessel
despatched on this special mission from ono OF their
ports Mr. Stanley having determined to remain at
Loanda until his followers ipped for Zanzibar
he cannot be expected home tor about three mouths
His letters shortly TO bc published said be of
evon eroator Importance 10 commercial men than 10
nero geographers.
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A Chamber of Horrors.

A sensation has recently been made il
Hungary by the discovery of manufac-
tory Of cripples. 1t seems that, twenty
years ago man named Trouilleson, his
mistress and her brother, came to Radns
and started this establishment, amassiDg a
large torture out Of the horrld trade
Children were kidnapped from all the
surrounding cities, brought to Radna and
placed in the hands of the mutilators, and
thus wele produced the horribly disfg-
ured beggars, tor which the city has been
noted. A medical professor of Prague
discovered the place, and notified the
police, and the result was the arrest of the
proprietors and the disclosures which
have Mortified all Austria. In q filthy
hall, as the officers entered. were huddled
about one hundred wretched objects,
crippled in various ways armless, legless,
blind, distorted; IN the hospital were three
children, just recovering from amputation
Of hands or feet, while in a pit beneath
the torture chamber were putrefying hui
man limbs. That the existence of this
den was not unknown to the authorities is
shown by the fact that the mayor and two
other officers have been arrested for &C.
cepting brides to keep the matter secret
while the infatuated people can hardly
be restrained from anticipating on the
criminals the tardy justice of the guillo |
tine.
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lean continent. Messrs. Dalrymple q Cass
on their Fl, 900 acre farm at Casselton
twenty miles west of Fargo, have 4, 5O'
acres broken, which they are now sowing
to wheat es fast as eighteen seeders car
put it into the ground. Up to last week
they had something over 1000 acres sown
Mr.. Dalrymple is also interested with the
|Grandin Bros. of Tidioute, Penn, In
still larger tract Of land at Elm River,
Trail county, thirty miles north CT Fargo,
s, 900 acres of which they are sowing to
wheat this spring. They have Is sceders
at work on the Elm River farm, and are
about halfthrough new. Mr.. D. had nine
selfbindIng 1eapers at work harvesting
his crop last year, and will have between
forty and fifty of the same machines on
the two places this year. In addition to
his immense operations in the Red River
valley, Mr.. Dalrymple still runs his large
farm at Cottage Groye, near st. Paul.
MIMI, where he has 900 acres in wheat
this year. He can truly be called the
wheat king of America.