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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

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A TIrses'>pcc4s! RON GrrensbGrs. y.
saws a fri b; train eoliiei VITA . co<s
train 3; DaaseF's Sis,ioa, fifteen mIses
sou,h # here. al the southwest braF b
Joan Law. n o TIE i-eigh, IRA 4 va. ~
stanty killed. Conductor Goodwln.
Fireman Cha. Springer and Kszise~-
Thompson of the COKE trzia Sere fatal
injurr,i. The coke train took Gre add
the entire traiG wac CONSUMED. The &C
ciSent xs< tue result Of Es:isrer lay
tDu's failiu= % stop his n: Dusk RS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

In England there is a story {
that Mrs. Langtry, whom last y
York. sent for q young Americal
matist. who had been recommeng
3 good person to write a play &
He called and was asked to take
Mrs. Langtry entered the room.
out a word of Formally she 50
him with a cold English stare, sn'
walked clear around him, Look
him the whole time. 1t was OF
cminently agreeable to be survey
q horse ON sale. But he stood il
ing completed her survey. she
almost contemptuously. land c
think that You could write s
The author. who had made /:
successes. replied in a civil
well, l don't know. I dare SOY
be about as competent to writ
rs you are to act one" They {
come to terms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
C,n.er,a,ise and ,oa.sirailoa. so.--..

L ere are two eias.sa of men wi,ss~
t"trs rir.n iats. AHtinfss ., usass $50
mistake. they n aerve the drc.sou un
"a both side have been fa.iY heard.
Substantial men a.: businoss arr ana
iuus NOT Ia iupsrl thn prssfrritY of
the countfy. snd mu9 80 sunsc entlpals
convictions are anSiou. - - their
duty In tie tight 81 all The fat. ar,
the hr~sitAiIng yu,~s OF thrsc tao
Glasses u~auslls turn the aaale
What reasons haze bs,n pr-seuf~ti
for Toe support 20 Governor CIeyel al
Not sn experienced man. noi euoaei,
&c lua-ntet with public moa Ga - aiile
"a select lot himself inleiHs"n,ly. MT
know % have defined opinions on Ma
tonal qsasuous. shy ~as b. selectsd'
il u bocause he = % singular Jsrsptal
purity The clergyman who kBs,xs
mot 81 him. the rel goss i~ssiias afsi
journals. dp not take tAat view f. h.
b-rvause hi. 1snblir ac,s hai hrrn loo
from crnssre' Men who i4ouyht sotaa
months asp ran no. nos ref.-at that
claim w~iiisou; deliberate l~al.shoasl De-.
cause a. sheriff na j. known 20 have
made Im broTs~r charges. AMI n Tower
nor lee =pid b msel. to ths meat ecrrrspi
official ~pluaisT.rs in the state. gutf,ns
Their support a. iiis pay. IuT ulst
other r~sss,n va such a man seicctsf.
except tsscanss be consented io - lhe
tool "f b powerful ring 81 plunsi~ru
who nominated hiusS The b. y
men 81 this s%ostntr, bas. large .ns e.
ssis involved. ans! they have net b. sn
IN the hs .; 70 yot q for aay DUNN
any willing tool OF snknoxn and IRE.
up nsihle scbsners. The Thoughtful
and c1n isbtIous rasn % the ess rtry
suo~ that they have no right ~ gy.s
Tor such n candidate.
What aryuneb; ha. been oferel TO
HIM IL has been asserted IN. h.
world give the country a re ormrsl
n-"n-paTifssn civil service. Ia. }. "a.
10 br a~isssd IN view of the sprs.snt-
meets male n the i~iesaiiof % ..iSu.e.
Thompson. ~ fisssa, Aanniuy .ss
Mctan. 33iuPs Ice very prs,ss.. 4. n
Insult To- IN pgtsiie. Or j. IL 10 80 e.
Iecisi that iais candidate. z~rziossls
favored D. every journal rerr.%s-tis
hr'ss'i Interests. SouIi guard can
interest win care ia forclZa Affair."
'1n a eun cTs alive ar r.snae as. sy1s
ma favor hs0yrrnor tlrvsi4rsf for a
iz11 ten lsne ess II m ho.~.; sr.e.
irEi-r h7s learned tia. G.sg.rn
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

JUDGING from the Spanish paper
excitement has been caused in Spa
by the discovery Of gold Mines in 81
province of Seville. The Eco dc Apd
lusia publishes the views of several G
gineers on this point, all of whom agr
that vast tracts of the district conta
rich and extensive gold mines VIII
have only to be developed to prove
source of great wealth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

AFTER her husbands dest
William Russell. the gifted =,
the late Lord Ampthill. spent )
three boys three whole years ]
bad. occupying much Of hef
learning Hebrew ftom an q
famous as q gem cutter. until
read the Pentateuch in the org
beguiling the long evenings Vii
The boys Gone is now the Dan
ford and the other Lord Arthur
n. p learned German. and klI
games and fights Of the Carbb
Lord Ampthiil passed much oh
the house Of Labitzki. the g,
Among his favorite Carlsbs1
were archery and rifle shoo1n:
the news of the new Austre n
Constitution reached Carlsbsa
men. with Lord Ampthill at h
played a conspicuous partSi,
ioicings, ; proceeding W.
Others similar, subsequently,
Austrian Government to OF |
ceiving him as An attach,
ground Of his Revolutionary
tl6e& He retained his
z6arlsbad to the last. and D.
tion nom his plans. Of . b
fhsrs BY his mother in 1881.
cpmpleted > few days befor
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

They are progressing in ra1
management in England. An inn
ton on the Brighton line is set for
the advertisements: "In addition {,
ordinary refreshments that may b
at most railways, passengers vi
future be able to procure cool and
water at the rate of a penny per E.
At certain stations the water ri
carried along the platform. 50
thirsty travellers may be suppnSf
the cooling beverage without les
their seats"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
THE Oldest and largest tree in |

THE oldest and largest tree in %
world, SO far as known. is a chestur
tree near the foot of Mount Etna- ]
is hollow. and big enough to admit "
carriages driven abreast through 81
The circumference of the main trun
is two hundred and twelve feet. III
Grizzlo Giant. monarch Of the Maripos
Grove. measures ninety-twO feet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
|WORLD'S DOlNGS
Of the Daily Newa.
.JrIcAL AM


Toe and Sapkey, the grea; revivalists,
b 90 held a large meeting a. the Brook
. "a iemy Of Music.
ARus Rick LAYTON, Of Milwaukee. who
Wf1 Ing an art museum 70 present TO the
been authorized by Philip ID. Ar
. ar draw for 5000 to be used In fur
IT pictures.
A. FogEPAuGa, the millionaire show
n bcently married a Philadelphia girl
u ~ years, named Mary q. Tallman.
BURTON, President Of the La
uoGS Wis, Blaine and Logan club, was
4 toty3hot and killed by q ruffian known
sbtty," who fred seven shots In rapid
lcceG5ion. He was arrested and jailed,
bsruhe remained an hour, when an i'm
enG mob hung him at once.
pEvEIR, the new French Minister OF
i cree, promises TO begin bis Niniste
n breer by an investigation Of the pres
az Numerical crisis, with q view 10 the
dor on Of remedial measures.
latest returns from West Virginia
hOU hat the Democratic maj 1rity in the
s8o lection Is I'm the neighborhood Of 5000.
- hpreme Judge, against whom such a
elN Jess war was made, ran well up to the
est3 the ticket, and will probably bave
two thousand votes Of Wilson's
na51 fity.
tEsr reports from the Ohio election
10 ed Robinson's plurality 70 be
.bo( 1l,32l. The semi-ofiicial returns did
Tot eport on the other Republican candi-
late, but with the sixty counties the piu-
al of johnson, for Supreme Judge, was
I'd bated at between 1900 and 5000.
rhd< total vote or mnjorities by Congress
ioG u Districts could not be given, but the
re by counties on Congressman shows
Republican majorities and 4).I2G
De- D~cratic, a net Republican majority on
Congressional vote of 1913.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

A MEDAL is being engraved by ordes
of the Minister of fine Arts to COM
memorate the defense of Paris in 1870.
IL. On the front is an allegoricsl
figure of the city. rifle in hand. and On
the reverse the names of the places OUT
side the Notifications where battles took
place. with the dates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

IGNORANCE and superstition b
rendered very difficult the task of 6
ing the cholera in Italy. Last mon
at Pesciano, a small village in Calab
shots were fired from the window
some of the houses in order to keep
the supposed distributors of the chol
poison. A small body of carabin'
was consequently sent there, but I
were received with volleys of stones
shots. so that the men were Obliged
use their firearms in self-defense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

KING OSCAR Of Sweden has, in his a.
fee as President of the Academy "
Music in Stockholm, delivered music
lectures on different occasions. The
have now been published in a volume
with the addition OF some chorales CON
posed by his Majesty. A German trans
lation Of the book is in preparation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

~ The posioa !o .af.ths., L.
- AS'rss. snaoas--s tsas sir.
s-s - ~.'n 70 sal % his Yacht ,.r
'ns vest ladies' % be yon. for 81
n,on'As dr 1iidsn will shns b. ~
assr 70 20 To the psii.. OF Ia anx 80
20 mana ed shak zeal for Mr.. clssgI.sg
Aea ma u yet soand express N
-" IN me soug prom sci letter .,.r
Saii.n. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

PRor JOSIAH p. Cooke pleads for
placing science on an equality with the
study of Greek. and is persuaded thai
in a large body polite like our own it Z
unwise, and in the end futile, TO pro
tect any special form Of culture at tho
expense of another.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

THE ten children Of Joseph Pcttijohn|
Prescott, w. T., are marvels Of height
and weight A seventeen-year-old son
is seven feet high and weighs 20
pounds. The average height OF the.
whole is six and q half feet and average
weight 224 pounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
DrxanirEgy WORK.

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n.s1y shsk.. =, r.s Gsrs~s~~~s -f ny
s~smse-r.s Ne. rsI.s.s uss ~ t>~s .s
Ln~-rAs sA-~a Ssis Tss-~sA~ss The
Gag.
QrKrEG. Cas- o~SA<s II
Esrr yesterday a~iteyecoa al sx2lss.s,
occ urTvi q, he ariisnSni esiidis=. 60
s,r,TlHs q e~onsldsrasle portion 81 iss
masoEry asa wiad0~s Of iaS nss bald.
lag. ~ssea 10 is.; es!n- r0oisi tn lbs
eIf.oslos a. sFsi wss Supposed - have
besu the b1iscr Of The cn.izc uesd for
ho!.t4ns nate tai, osiIas was load nos
o. &c Ias caS. Seiissre can q Do A;g.sat~!
10 gas The gsseEal impgsss.0a aPa~srs
% DC tha, TIC sKp.osioa uas caused 81
dynamite. bag 80 nOaS o. ;als lu=rets.a,
Is u.eJ Ga the wo.s.. the mr,.efy Is q ~
10 came lh-re. Thr woskHra az sel9g
away al dlnnr.. rogoaY bat ose maa va,
injured AMI DC escaped Win slsGi c4t
severe ali over TIE city
The exp.osloa did eons!ierasse damage
TO the windows In the vicinity o! tss
Pzrllameni-houSe. Almost al the sia-
dows Ia The house i,scl. Ia the section
where the explosion occurred are shat
tered MeTiei. = workmaa, Aad Clare
bots, contractor. were tse Only Persons
inlgrrd, and tao.e be-; slightly lie
damage by The DIST explosion Nxs a Goa
siderable DO o! at 90 iw.iyc icrt
oy eve Vide, b own oct v. lie wall on
the third story, aud directly over -
CHI; hand entraatc 10 tie assembly
chamber. add lear the place where tie
speakers chair il situated. The srcoad
explosion occurred IN the norihrAs; coy
ner. Toe stone forming he support oi the
building l. badly bG ed, aad 4 /. d0gbt-
ful II 10 eau DC rrp4ifcd without letin:
down the whole wall. Whatever rrasOa
there may DC for wishing the Destruction
OF the building, iners l. no :oom
to doubt that dynamite Wa used. A
seaTchin. Investigation into the cause q:
the eXp4osipn Is now In progress.
Everything Is quiet la the nelghburhood,
aud a section OF the battery Is p~a,rollins
the grounds about the baiIda. The
Government WAS waiting the completion
OF the building To call the house together
for the dispatch of business. Thc
btfb = W ist AtS NAtt
only part Of tie roof remained unha.
Ished
Regarding the cause Of the explosion
the FreGch employees stste hat the
work was ton by Irish dSnamltcrs.
While some Irish citizens thiuk. and
the opinion Is shared by = great many,
that the French workinen dill The iced
with a view Of injuriug the contractor.
but for what reason l. not apparent,
as 10 Is said the contractor and the
men are on the best terms. Serious
trouble Is feared between the French
aud Irish should the accusations be ca =
ricd much further.
The Cabinet has decided % issue a
proc.ama ion Offering a reward Of $1,000
for inio'ma ior regarding the author, Of
the outrage. Gu ri. have been placed on
all powder magazines connected with the
citadel, military stores anu cartridge fac
tory.
TIE TALK oF THE TOWN.
OTTAWA, Can. October lS.-Ihc sub
i.Ct of coHNer.ali,n tD.ui.ht l. the bloW.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24

The death 1t fortysix, from heart
disease; Of . famous English boating
man. Mr.. Risley, has excited attention.
A famous Oxford doctor always strongly
denounced boat racing as leading TO
fA:-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
TIE TALK OF TuF TOWN.

OTTAWA, Can. October lS-Thc SUD-
Jet of conversation tonight j. the blow.
ing ~ of the Parliament building, At
Quebec Al precautions were takcu here
In the way II extra policemen n the Par
lament buildings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
Prepare for New Orleans.

4 WOMAN IS delivering TEXTURES through
the Sta.e on the Art of Cooking" Tisre
ar. doubtless hundred, OF Nebraska house
wives who can =, into the kitchen ami pre-
pare a more tempting dinner tkaL any one
ever evolved from a lecture
MADISON i rejoicing over the compile
ton OF n new bank and opera honse al that
place.
GEORGE MCCREA,a Government ann5u-
lance driver a. Omaha, left ZONE a few Gays
since somewhat uys.er.oGSiy- HIS wife -
reported a. saying that they sometimes had
small troubles nothing very ~s..Tiotss, and
did no; appear mach worried. declaring that
u bad peIny always returned
THREE horse thieves were captured in
WI, ..er County recently AMI taken 10 tie
IVES, Poiai jail for safe KEEPING.
MAR Fremont the other day n Miss Stew
at wa> thrown from n wagon by 4 runaway
tam into z wire fence, wher. one Of be:
arms was literally torn 70 pieces and had 70
Re ainpatatei-
AT West Point two boys. named Side:
:ni Dill. each twelve years Of age ard ihs
sons Of respectable parents. ave been SEE.
In Jail for iSenfy DAYS FOX stealing eiszrs
from the express Office.
G. u. THAYEf. commission merchant vi
Omaha. recently made an assignment; for ftse
b.nehf Of his creditors His liabilities are
supposed to be about 81. 600, while his
assets will no: exceed sle.eoo.
NORTH BEND. Is putting up sn Ss,nos
school house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-24
EIAiSE ~ wEsr xrrGrrr,-

Or The 9Th IL. BLin= err~se.l into
Wfst bsrg'His ani ~si:re>szi a lar,-
srsienes a:6-a-tss. - follows.
tsss1rE$ II West fs-<Faa A y.ss- -
t.sx1t-se Ghzs-u ~ "a. iaF1-ar -.
s-1TAaerr 80 yog rAEe. azT- keow. A.
; Go Usre Z a. fS~gy v~srx 80 :.
uasre tsa % - &C I szs .ors
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VI stE1saiA IL f3zyy yrers ago. as 80
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-28
singular ArithmeticaI Facts.

ANY number of figures you may wish 10
multiply by s will give the same result if
divided by 2, an easier and quicker opera
ton; but you must remember to annex q
cipher to the answer when there is no re-
mainder, and when there is a remainder,
whatever it may be, annex a s to the an.
swer. Multiply AGA by 5, and the answer
will be 1920, dividing the same number
by 2, you have 1872, and, as there is nc re-
mainder, you add a cipher. Now, take the
number 357, and multiply by s, you have
1885; divide the same by 2, and il gives
you 178 with a remainder, you therefore
annex a 8, and the result il again 1885,
Reno Journal.
This paragraph has started on the
rounds of the press. We have seen ii in
several papers. Those editors who repro
duce it under the headline Of singular
fact do SO u~nwittingly, we presume, for the
fact has nothing singular in it. The two
operations explained are made to appear
different. but are essentially the same. To
multiply Q number by s or to divide 1t by
2-10, presents a difference only in name.
To divide by 2-10 or 1-5 is, as every school
boy knows, the same as to multiply by 5.
When there is q remainder Of l that brings
us back to where we started, and SO divide
10 by 2 to get the required 5.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-28
An

Upon opening the Ormsby county safe,
left locked by the late James Fraser. the
~county's money was found all right, as
we'll as the money of all those who de-
posted private funds with him and had
vouchers for the same, But others came
in and claimed private deposits. Upon
this the Reno Journal says very appro-
priately:
All this goes to show that every business
man who willingly becomes the custodian
of private property in this manner should,
in self.defense, compel all such depositors
to take a receipt, and never, under any
circumstances allow q deviation from that
rule. The safer plan is to receive no de-
posts OF that kind. If Q false claim of that
kind was made it would of course be
denied, and that would be one mans word
against another, and if the person thus
charged was in the habit of receiving such
deposits, and the fact was shown, the pre-
sumption would be against him. The
safer plan for business men is to take no
such chances and leave all that kind OF
business for the banks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-28
A LIVELY CAMP.
Butte Looking Like Virginia I'm
the Plush Days.


William Hayes, Of whom personal men,
ton was made in the SENTINEL yesterday
IS coming from Butte. gives us a glowing
account OF that camp. We should say,
however, that he is not William Hayes,
the substantial citizen" Of Hamilton. He
was formerly of the firm Of Hayes & Nevin,
Of Virginia City, and he is now travelling
IS an aid to 7. s. Merchant, the we'll
known, successful drummer. Mr.. Hayes
is no ''slouch" in this commercial line
himself, and will, in time, get to be as
substantial" again as his White Pine
namesake. The traveller paints q glowing
picture OF the Montana country-of Butte
and Helena, especially. Last Friday q
week ago he says q Cornish military COM
pany marched down the main street of
Butte, headed by . fine Cornish band. 1t
was between 7 and 8 o'clock in the even
ing. and both sidewalks were alive with
| people from one end OF the street to the
other. The whole scene was a vivid re-
! production Of life in Virginia City in her
brightest bonanza days. Mr.. Hayes says
that the Anaconda Company are putting
up mammoth smelling works Is miles
| from Butte that will cost 81, 500, 600, the
company being chiefly the Walker Brothers
and Haggin q Tevis. There will be five
immense buildings. the largest covering an
area Of 500 feet by 800. There are l 1000
| people there already, and the town is
named Anaconda. When the smelters
start up there will be 500 workmen
employed therein added to the popu-
lation al once. Everything to him,
taking a calm view, looked Lively and
strong for business ON a great and healthy
scale. Mr.. Hayes says they have q Nevada
man Is Superintendent for the Anaconda,
Marcus Daley, who is q rising second John
Mackay. he met, at Deer Lodge, a rather
slow farming town, but which finds itself
in the possession Of the Territorial Prison
and Asylum, our ex-State Mineralogist, H.
r. Whitehiil, who is doing well in the
practice of the law. At Butte he met Mr..
Booher, formerly Principal OF the First
Ward public school, Virginia City, driving
a grocery wagon, and much happier than
when he labored to make the young idea
Of the Comstock shoot, nolens volens. Mr..
Hays says there are more old Nevadans,
many OF whom are from the Comstock and
Eureka, up in the Montana country than
you could shake q stick at, among whom
was his old partner Dennis Nevin, still
County Treasurer OF Storey county, who
ia hardening his hands in q mine.