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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
An Actor. Russ to Mako a naIse.

John w. Bankson, an actor, was arrested by
Officer Wheelock of the seventh precinct Sat.
urday, on the charge of swindling Mr.. W. W.
Mccullough the lumber.dealer, by passing a
forged check upon him. Bankson, 1t Is
charged, dressed in the garb of priest, or
dered S2 worth of lumber from Mr.. McCul-
Tough, and offered In payment check for $l4,
drawn TO the order of Father Ferrn. lie rO'
was discovered that the check was bogus,
Bankson is wanted for committing forgerlcs
In Norfolk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
a Pullman patont Car suit for Infringement

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-Goorge NJ. Pullman
and tho Pullman Palace Car company COM
monccd suit yesterday in tho United States
circuit court against the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad company for violation of contract
aud for Infringement of tho patent of COM
plainants by defendants in undertaking to
build at Dayton, Ohio, cars for the use Of their
road, which are being constructed according
to the letters patont Of complainants without
their authority or license, and in direct viola.
tion of their rights, The bill prays that de.
PENDANTS DO cnjoined Professionally aud per'
petually from countor.eiting or initiating in
any manner their palace cars, aud that defend
ants be compelled to account aud pay com.
plninants for any damages sustained by their
unlawful acts. Judge Morris hxod Thursday,
October 7, as the day for the hearing Tho
compainsnts are represented by the ablest
counsel In this city, aud also in Chicago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

liza Sheppard aud Martha Ward, two coored
deulzeus OF Louso alley, became engaged in =
quarrel yesterday afternoon growing cut OF
some remarks mado by the former, during
which the Ward woman cut her antagonist 10
the face and body with u aruzor,inActlrg several
severe wounds. The razor was handed her
By a colorcd man named johnson, aud aler
the fight he and The cutter attempted to es'
ho Baltimore & Potumac depot by ohiceS
Byrnes aud Hurst, who took them to the flHt
precinct station and locked them up. DR..
Leach attended the woman who was cut aud
pronounced her wounds not serious,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
THE D.ISBfW.tYS.


Tho Sunday NiGht Meeting at Tallmad.e Hail.
The Dashaways held their regular meeting
at Tallmadge hall las, night The club was
called to order by President A. Egleston al
7'3O o'clock, and opened with prayer by the
Rev Mr. Rty. In his prayer he referred quite
fcelingy TO the lsto chaplain, RsY. j. ID. Hut
ton. Hon d. p. Hollaway read the following
obituary poem ON tho death of Mr.. Hutton
Why this Grape around our altar
Has Il soul tO God been wedl
Yes wen answer though we faltcr
For that spirit which has He'd,
Fled aud left us without warning,
Left us here to longer roam.
And together we are mourning,
Though he's found Brighter homo,
Mourn we not ofhls promotion,
or that starry crown he's won:
But for loss of his devotion,
Fer his race of life was run,
AMI the sharer Of hI, sorrow,
clouds aud sunshine on II + shore,
Led Tho Way-Hnd on The morrow
Met him MS In days before.
Thus whom God had loncd together.
Through his mercy power aud love-
Gave them JOY and peace forever
Joined lhgm hand ~ hand above
DAsuAWAY.
The Rav. Mr.. Crramor also dwoIt upon tho
great good his h,tr brother Mr. nu,tuiJ had
done By his example aud influence in tho sup.
preston Of the liquor traffic.
petition wa, circulated through the an.
dieucc, after having brcu read by the ,eCre-
taly asking tho commissioners OF tho District
to oappoint an entire new licensing liquor board.
Oae hundred and elghty'three persons signed
tho petition,
Nj. l. ) Polcr read the license law and COM
meutcd upon it quite freely. lie sud that il
tho law N., carried out in letter aud in spirit
tha, not a single dram shop would bo found in
tho District on the lst day OF November 1850.
Mr. j. 5 LIE followed and Coiucded with
Mr. pOleT IN that ii the law was carried out
the liquor traffic would bo banishcd from the
District forever lie said that liquor dealer
on the Island last year presented an npplca-
ton ior license aligned by Caleb Cushing,
whom, to his certain knowledge, had been
dead for two years, He said he related this
10 show the tricks the ruln.selers rosor,ed to
to get their applications allowed.
The secretary announced that the officers
lor the ensuing six months for tho Dashawsy
club would be elected on Sunday evening ucxt
Nominations will DO in order at Judge llollo-
ways office, GO5 + street northwest, on
Wednesday at 7;3Q p m.
The meeting closed with an address by Mr..
Turney NJ, wilkins,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

New York, Sept. cd. 4. Aro,emona,
who for The past thirteen years filled tho po.
siton Of cashier of the Now York Associated
Press, died to-day of pulmonary consumption.
The deceased was q son of Don Justo Arose
mena, formerly minister TO England from the
United States OF Colombia, aud at present oc.
cupying similar position in tho United
States. Mr.. Aroscmcna was q graduate Of
Yale college, Tho funeral viii take place
from his late residence, No, 3o7 West Twenty.
second street, at p. IN. on Tuesday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
fRK1NS.fS.


LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept, 26.-Tho canvass
ers of tho vote on the ropudation constitu-
tionnl amendment submitted at the election Of
September have been counting the vote for
two or thrco days past. The canvass is not
yet completed, but tho official figures arc
known and tao amendment is defeated, falling
short on tho direct vote about 1900 votes.
Tho majority against it will DO increased to
over 1000 when tho whole number of votes
cast is ascertainod, "a failure to vote upon
the question was virtually vote against the
amendment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
A Rnnnmnv smnsh.un on lno Ayonnn.

About O'clock yesterday afternoon horse
attached to buggy containing two young
men came tearing down the Avenue toward
FOurand.a,hAlf street. Near the corner OF
Third street one of the front wheels broke Cd
at the axle, up5etting the buggy and throwing
the occupants out, They escaped with few
bruises, but tho horse kept on I'LL he collidsd
with Belt line car at tho foot of the capitol
aud completely wrecked the buggy, after
which he allowed himself TO be captured and
turned over 10 bis oWuerS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
Murdered by HOughs.

New YoRK, Sept. 26.-During a ball at Con-
cordia hall Saturday night several young ruff
fans attempted to get possession of The bur, but
were elected. At the breaking up Of tho ball
they attacked Henry Scholl, cigar.makcr,
who caused them to bo put out. bitter
fight ensued, during which Scholl was struck
with a oart-rung and had his skull fractured.
Ho died this evening. The murdercIs have
not boon nrresipl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
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Arsenic Administered for Salt.

New York, Sept. 26.-IIugh Cassidy. q
boarder at So Suffolk street, who was poisoned
Saturday evening by eating quantity Of oat-
meal pOrrdge in which Ellen Shaughnessy
had mixed several spOonfuls of arsenic iu mis-.
take for salt, died this morning Mrs Shaugh-
messy and two of her children and Mrs. Ann
Curran, another boarder, who also ate of the
porridge, have been i'll all day, but were inn
proving to.night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

DENVER, Col, Sept. 26,-A dispatch to the
Times from Buena Vista SAYS "Tom McCarty
aud Tom Kelley were burned to death on Fri
day night n a saloon here. There is strong
suspicion that the men were murdered, ant
that the saloon was set on fire to cover th'
dead
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
Got Your Certificate.

Employees Of the various departments who go
home to vote should provide themselves with
a certificate under tbs seal Of their respective
departments that they are employed therein
A copy of their appointment, certified under
section so2, revised statutes, Will IL Is believed
fully mpet their cases,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

BosToN Sept 26.-A hay shod belonging to
tho Boston 4 Lowell railroad In cast Cam
bridge was destroyed by an lnCondlary fire to-
night with flty.eight car loads Of baled hay
freight cars were also badly damaged Loss
$500,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
FntnI RoIIor ExpiosIon.

DENVER, Coll, Sept. GA boiler exploded
In a saw.mill fourteen miles east of Leadville
yesterday, instantly killing Washington En-.
cry, the engineer, and james Menzies.' The
explosion resulted from too much steam, the
gauge being out of repair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

RED BANK, N, j., Sept, ga report from
Atsion junction states that tho body of q
woman uamol Mary Phillips was found in
an unused patch noar Cranberry park on FIJI
day last She was doubtless murdered her
neck being brokou aud the throat disc0lored.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
AT Ills Ola Trloks AgnIn.

NEW York, Sept, 26,-John Flood, who wa:
recently pardoned out of tho Albany pcniten'
tiary by the president, put on an old uniform
and sneakng into the post'ofiice crammed his
act aud given in custody. lie refused to say
nnYlhinR and was locked np.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
Paving Postothces.

The following table, compiled from the
forthcoming annual report Of the sixth auditor
of tho postoillce department., shows the re.
ceipts and net revenue of a number Of the
largest pOstoilices at which the free delivery
system is in operation for the fiscal year end.
ing Juno 30. 1850.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
Death by Hydrophobin.

BoRDENTowN, N, j., Sept, 26-John Rob
crts, colored man, who was bitten in the
finger by one Of his dogs near Crosswicks, Bur.
lngton county about three weeks ago, died Of
hydrophobia on Friday. He was seized with
convulsions on Wednesday, and died in great
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

Gcnernl j D. nlnrer. Natton

I-OTTsNTIlLF, NNpT =, TNSO.
GcncrCl j. D. Wtnrer National GrcenbQck. Labor Can.
diilte fDr President:
Your published congratulations 10 SolOn Chase
encouraging, by approving hts disorganizltiOn.
tending to the defeat Of four electors for WoNvcrand
Chambers IN Maine, and to insure the election OF
Garfield electors instead, fOrfeits your claims
to the support of the organization ltsimpy means
that you desire our friends there rs well ns else.
where 10 be defeated by the success of Garfield.
National grecnbnck.labOr men nre such from prin-
Cple, and therefore not marketable bvany leaders
FRANK W. HUGHEs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

RED BANK, N. j., Sept. 26.--The wife Of
DR.. Joseph II. Dacotta was thrown from her
carriage yesterday, receiving injuries which
resulted fatally. She was about to become a
mother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-Caonel James G.
Fair has written letter to prominent citizens
of Virginia City announcing his readiness to
accept the nomination for United States sen.
atnr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, Sept 2G.-Tho Enon
paper.mils at Enon, near this city, were de.
stroyed by fro this morning Loss, S35,000
insurance S24 O00
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
An italian stabbing A frray.

New YoRK, Sept. 2G,--Four Italians, named
house, were seriously stabbed tonight by
Bona Joe, another Italian, with whom they
had demonstrated about making noise. Joe
nscnnn1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept, &c. A white man
named George Glover was shot and killed In
n bar.room in the outskirts of this city this
morning at o'clock. 1t Is not known who
did thn shnntinn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

BRIeHToN BEACH, l.. L. Sept 26,-Gov.
ernor Cornell is much better aud rapidly con-
valescng. He expects to return to Now York
in few days fully restored.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27

LONDON, Sept, 2G,-Tho Accrington strike
committee, in conjunction with tho wages
committee, have resolved to advise the AC-
crngtou operatives TO keep working Il little
longer in order to give the employers Il chance
Of carrying out their promise of an increase
of wages. Delegates from North and North.
east Lancashire mot ut Blackburn on Satur.
day and empowered the wages committee and
the local committee to deal with the dispute
in the manner they thought best.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
Throwing off tho GreenDncls disguise.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. e6.-Frank w. Hughes
of PottsvIle, the recognized leader Of the
greenbackers In Pennsylvania, will tomorrow
send the following dispatch to General Weaver,
tho greonback candidate for president;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
THANKS ALL AROUND.
READQUARrrRs GARFIELD AM AnrHu

HEADQUARTERS GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUB, !
llSArISNlLlE, MD, sept p, 1889, }
TO The EitOr Of Tie National Republican:
SIR This club thanks the eminent speakers, the
various political organizations and the excellent
glee clubs that to-day contributed so much TO tho
success and the enthusiasm OF the lnG's meeting
held here. That good dccorum In such an i'm
mense body fpeOple should have been so per
fectly maintained IS almost surprising, Aui reflects
great credit upon individuals as wei Il, clubs and
associations There is only one construction TO be
placed upon this fact and that ia that It was re-
publican meeting and spring water the beverage,
j, b, AUSTIN, President
u ID r.nLL ~ .n.r.Lnru
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
An Irish Landowner Murdered.

DUBLIN, Sept. ga Telegram from Galway
reports that Lord Mountmorlis, small land.
owner who was on bad terms with his ten.
ants, has been found murdered near Ballen'
robe He had received six bullet wounds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-27
An Ocean steamer Ashore.
immense Land Meetings Yesterday.

LONDON, Sept. 26,-Llnd meetings were
held to-day at Kirush aud New Ross. Ton
thousand persons wcro present at the former
meeting. Mr. Parnell attended the New Ross
meeting, at which 10000 persons were present.
Mr.. Parnell denounced the liberal government
for following In the footsteps OF its predecessors
and said nothing but the abolition Of land.
lorlism would load to a satisfactory settlement
of the land question.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
The Chr;,,m., Tree. eomnle,,

The Christmas Tree, wa . complete
success. The crop Of fruit which this
winter tree bore contained something for
every 8. 8. scholar 10 Red Cloud. The
excellent music which tbs Choir di-ccurs
ed was 4 very prominent feature in the
entertainment. and drew down the house
repeatedly. The sudden adveat of SAINTS
Claus, lin appearance a verItable Santa
Claus was n capital biz xhish struck tho
house with in.azetn-nt for o fes mo-
meuts, aud then set it in . roar Of outb
lui meniment.
To Prof. A. L. Funk, With o:hers, the
chief credit Of getting up this entertain
meDt.--not only providing the exercises
but a'so raising the funds to defray the
expenses Of the OCCASION. To whom We
are isdebted for the visit Of Santa
Claus ! cannot tell, but | strongly sus-
pect,, il is to J-c--b H-l-r.
May all who were present on thi, oc.
%caslon, be spared TO see no, only another
anniversary OF this auspicious season, but
also many q happy Christmas and many
q merry New Year is the hearty wish. Of
one Via was thar"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Pause, Ponder and ge.n.eii

The invention Of that superior and com.
plete sewing machine 1.-THE Family" Sew
ing m~achine), marks one Of the most i'm
portant erss in the history Of machinery.
and when We consider its grea, usefulness
and extremely low price ts25l, it is very
difficult to conceive of any Invention for
domestic use of more or ven equal i'm.
p~ortance to families. Ithas great capaci-
ty for work; beautiful, smooth and quiet
movement, rapid execution, certainty and
delightful ease Of operation, that at once
commend it above ali others. The work
ing parts are all steel, strung and durable,
ard will last . life time; the bobbins hold
100 yards of thread; the stitch is the firm
est of all stitches made. neat and regular,
and can be regulated in q moment to sew
stitches from an inch in length on coarse
material down to the finest, SO ia6nitesi-
NAL as to Re hardly observable with the
naked eye. and with . rapidity rendering
it impossible to cnunt them as fast as
made; il has more attachments than ans
other. and it does 70 perfection all kinds
~ofheavy, coarse. plain, fne, or fancy
needle work with ease, and far less labor
than required on other machines. Ii
needs no commepdat alton. the rapid sales,
increasing demand, aud voluntary eDcom-
iums from the press, aud the Thousands
Of families who use them, amply testify
to their undoubted worth q q standard
and reliable house necessity, extending It's
popularity each day. Machines sen,
anywhere to be examined before any mon
is paid. AGENTS WAITED By the Com
pany. Address them for Information.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Ally 755 BHoAwAY. NEW YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
On The Tramp.
BURLINGTON. Iowa.

B~CRLINGroS. Iowa.
Dec. 22d, 1871
Ed. CHIET-I accordance with kgree-
ment | will drop q few lines, to let you
know how the world wages in this part
of the country. | and Mr.. Carter left
Red Cloud on the l9, on the morning
train Of the Is. & NJ. and as nothing Of
any note Transported until We
reached Plattsmouth, here there was
some little argument arose as to whether
We should walk or ride across the new
ice bridge, but We being fully satisfied By
some of the officers, that the bridge was
perfectly safe, and we took our position
10 the car and passed over all right.
After crossing the bridge We INDUCED in
a hearty supper on one Of the Pullman
Palace DINING room cars and it was
most magnificent. with everything the
season afyried, at the cost OF IS cts. for
q meal.
We reached Burlington on the Goth,
at 6 As A. NJ, through the day | visited
the town with Mr.. Carter. be showing me
around to a good advantage, and must
say the city Of Burlington is very fine
town. | visited the Exposition on Sat
urday evening which commenced on Mon
day and continued until Saturday night,
and am certain it proved to be be q per-
feet success in every particular. On Sab
bath | went to the NJ. Z. Church and
had the privilege of listening to q sermon
delivered by DR.. McChesney of Chicago.
At u O'Clock p. N, wen to Sunday
school which was a very pleasant affair.
where 302 scholars we're met together for
the purpose Of receiv ing religious instruc-
lion, and also went to preaching. on Sun
day evening, Monday l visited Mr.. r.
7. Roots Office, the publisher Of The
Foot Riafs or Time and found Mr..
Root a perfect gentlemen.
/ will leave for Peoria on the night
train, l will write soon az in.
Yours most respect ully,
ID. s. HELvERN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
Legal Notice.

To James Il. Bull and Mary E. Bull. nOn-re,i-
dent defendants.
You are hereby notified that on the 10th
day of October. 1879. the Wheeler and Wilson
Manufacturing Company filed its petition
against You in the Office Of the clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of tine Fifth Judicial District. held
within and for the county of Webster and Stat.
Of Nsbrasks. the object ard prayr Of which Pc
tition is that an accounting may be taken of
the amounts due TO Wheeler 4 Wilson Manu-
featuring. Company upon a certain proinisory
note and mortgage executed by James X. Bull
and Mary s. Bull 10 Wheeler K Wilson Mann
factureing Com pany. amounting to the sum Of
1885, o.. dated April 18th. ISIS. with interest at
IL per cent. from April 18th 1879. also an attor-
ney's fee. Said MORTGAGE being upon the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit: The wot
halfCt3 of northwest quarter - and the west
half ~ Of southwest quarter "a OF section 20
in Township two GU north Of range twelve l2)
west Of the 9Th +. NJ. in Webster county Ne
brassa. Said petition also prays thst said mort
gage be foreclosei and the lands and tenenents
therein dercribed he sold. the proceeds Of said
sale be applied to the payment Of the above de-
scribei debt.
You are also notified tina ( unless you appear
and answer said petition on OF before The second
day of February. A. ID. 1850. your default will be
entered and judgement rendered thereon ~
prsyed.
lists KAIIY BRos. Att'ys for Pitts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01

Last week Ne mentioned the fac, ths,
Mr.. Stet hens Of the Crete Nurserie. had
favored this office With . cali, We are
nov glad 20 be able TO .,a,e tina, Mr..
Siepeos has made arrangements TO intro
duce nursery ssosk into this county from
the well add favorably known Crete nur.
series. Those who wish 10 assure them.
selves Of the entire responsibility. of Mr..
Stephens as representing the Crete Nur-
series can DO so by al dressing the Cash.
ier of State National Bank Of Nrbras
IA
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01
LEGAL NOTICE,

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District in and for Webster County Neb.
John Pinkerton. Plaintiff. va. Amanda
Pinkerton, on-resident defendant.
To the above named nonresident defend
ant. You are hereby mott Fed that on the clst
day OF January; A. D.. lSse. between the hours Of
Notary Public. on 9Th st. above Cherry in the
City Of Philiielphia in the State Of Peasyiva.
mia, the Plaintiff viii take the depositions Of
Sarah A. Con lon and Mary Pinkerton
TO be read in evidence on the traf Of the above
entitled cause On behalf Of the plaintiff. Hos
are required to attend At the time and place
aforesaid and eros-exanine said witnesses nyou
think proper. &C CASE. 49,
ylvS Atty for PM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-01

To every barrel of Flour you can
make thirty pounds more Bread or Bis
cult land much be,terl by using j. Mon
roe Taylor's Gold Nedal Soda or Salera-
tus, than by yeast fermentation Or any
other method. 1t is perfectly healthy,
will net turn cookery yellow, will strength
IN weak stomach. and cure dyspeptic
persons. 1t is much better to use WITH
cream tartar than any other. Try one
paper aud you will be convinced. Most
of the Grocers sell it. Depot ll2 Liberty
Street, New York.