The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

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In her .~fra.gies she tbreS the bsfrva oyrs
and .sy.d her Hse- whsa fogsd she vss
A., unro.-@rsozss aid rneica' sd ~ss sEuasuss-A
tbe-pDuJ-1cy, caused BY the !s,~s-srzTsner
81 her husband. il assxn-i "a thc eans.
woop RIvsH IA. . Irsndsroe nes taih.
olic Cbufrs. II Will .-ss ssry Comfortably
tofT hufacrsi and ,~rn,y-fye T~T.Sg. BIOS
| AMI tsae l~sura!re4 aid tfissn IN the gallery.
I The interior ;. finished ~iia plaster isfs
Tie circular e~iling = AfvlsSi, SUPPORTED ~
oAsrn ;fus~-< The I-~s arc Of Alb.
iTimfsrI with walnut The altar :. an int
taisan of ~ Peters in i.ytBe. aud p's-rsss
.p,enad picture Of TIA; famous ouisdlnE-
AT B.a. I'LL. Saline County, re~sniy
Jane. Conk. under n a :OT the murder 81
Lruzrd Rail. tso H5O8tifs ssocr. sas iAksSi
from The officers - 4 party 20 elit-ns and
hanged TO q wind mi. ia the ogiskiri. OF
the toxn. The mAn was left suspended e.
the ham Of tic derrick and Tie esv@d
quietly q dispersed. Ten inmates later The
S,erIa. appsi--d Of the ccrurrenoe. hAs;s1-d
Ia the sr.ne and ca, tie bsiy down L4ie
MS fDnnd 10 te nat totally extinct AM ne
unfortunate man was rcsu~riiaieL- NJ iAsi
.dyicc- hc vas all living. tut & sas Thought
impossible for him 10 survive, a. THE i~Ul-
b.. -stranxuiation 20 which be MAS subjected
induced fatal heIaoFrhage-
4 I.oiT County bride and groom lately
unN iliingly got into . "p-ck ot trouble
The gIoUm got a marriage license IA Ho!i
County. but went into Knox County 10 ~;
married. IL wa, not until they hal cnJ"se!
SEVERAL DAYS Of ilie-al w.dd,-i bls. thai
the couple iognd out their mistake, ami
-pcrrl,ly were married by one having author
iiy to legally tie the knot
1uY num5er OF school ii sircts IN Brown
C0uuiy have Increased iruIn nine 10 Etiy-
six In a year and a half.
Two wears ago there was less than 700
settlers In Brown County, and AZ the late
election III. County Io.lri Loco votes.
Tur ~. Helena NouDIrsiI las no sywya-
thy with the petition which u being CIc1r
lated asking that the Commissioned, ot
C,4lar County oiIcr n reward for the appt--
henson of the men who ~iyuciIrri the man
who shot Captain Phillips. The latter !,
still alive, but his recovery ID considered
doubtful.
The well-known Flambcau Club. Of
Lincoln, has been reorsan.zed as a military
company.
oSr nigh, recently, while walking in his
sleep, the son Of Mr.. Gray, Of Harvard, fell
A'fAi - ahf ".F 49, ''' Nv AS
around il. and splin.erei his elbow, broke a
bone in his wrist and wr-nclled his shoulder
- that he was a badly used-up boy.
THE Omaha Eoe says that the rnst-ofHce
in that city is bein- invaded by rats and
mice. a. is evidenced by letters AMI news
papers that have been partially chewed up.
and suggests the employment Of n Demo
cratic eat Ia clean out the invaders.
A ~ and distressing ease is IT,
ported from Omaha. II - the Sudden dis
appearance of Mrs. \. VI. Colyin and her
young child, and brings out a story pltiahi-
in tine extreme. About eighteen months
ago Mr.. Colyiu was a prosperous business
nan at Columbus. ). G., but failing In health
iud fortune went 10 Omaha with his
iamiiy. Since that time he has constantly
failed in health. has been unable
Ia 30 any work and finally reached
such straits that tie family had for two
or three months been living in a tent on the
outskirts OF the city. HE climax WAS
reached when GOWNS wife and child mys-
teriouSly disappeared. There Is no clue
To their where bouts, and the man di>cuur-
aged. dishearteaed and sick almost unto
death. WAS found in his tent. Co,yin's
relatives in South Carolina are said 10 be
wealthy and well connected.
IL a late decision of the case OF the 4. *
". Railroad against Miller, the Snprem.
Court held that n rule or custom adopted
by a railroad company concerning its con
tracts with its patrons for the t~ranspOfta-
ton of grain, cannot operate OH those Of Its
patrons who have no knowledge of the ey-
i>;ence of sncl rnle, and such persons will
not be legally bound thereby. Also, when
4 carrier offers 10 carry the goods OF a ship
per for a certain price per car load. ami Tn"
| shipper accepts such offer and ships the
goods hereunder, the carrier is bound there
by and cannot be heard Ia say he Will not
abide by its terms: and il a greater sum is
retained by the carrier, upon the sale Of the
goods. il will be required TO respond 10 the
shipper for such excess.
TIE business house OF Steudennorf *
Nestor, at Omaha, was recently partially
destroyed BY fire. The building was a large
one and occupied by several establishments.
| The loss on the building Vas abOu 81. 900:
fully insured. The Garfield Clothing Com
panv was one of the heaviest losers.
REUBEN WELSH. of Cherry Greek, was
found dead in bed one morning recently.
The day and evening previous he seemed in
good health, and his wife noticed nothing
unusual during the ni,ht, and was Mortified
in the morning to fini him dead. Its sup
posed that heart disease was the cause.
IL the neighborhoOd Of Creighton. the
farmers are doing more substantial building
this year than ans one year previous, aud
instead of the sod shanty and log cabin can
be seen good two story frame structures on
nearly every quarter section, with good
frame barns.
DAVID SHERMAN. who disappeared from
Lincoln about the 21th of September. has
been heard from. He WAS al Seneca, La
| Sale County, ILL.,, where he had been sick
for some weeks past with brain fever. 1t is
supposed that he was deIirOus when he
wandered away.
An officer from Dakota recently put in
an appearance at OYaha and arrested &.
w. Hubbard and William McBain, the
Sioux Falls granite contractors. At the
term of the United States Court at Yank-
ton, Dak.. Hubbard and McBain were in
dicted for trespaSs on q section of school
land belonging Ia the Territory, upon which
they had been quarrying granite. Some
weeks ago these two defendants were ar
rested AMI taken before a United States
Commissioner for the offensp, AM after an
examination We're discharged.
HoLDEEGE Is now the county seat of
Phelps County. having donated a site and
agreed 10 build a court house.
WILLIAM VIM was arrested in Grand
Island recently for obtain n goods under
false pretenscs in Shelton some week, AYR.
LINCOLN has an O. y. o. Climb.
AT Grand Island the other day. J. VI.
Stewart, a carpenter, while working al
Schaupp's elevator, fell from a scaffOld
twenty fee; To the ground. lie struck on
his feet breaking the two bones Of his ankle,
and sustained an injury to the spine.
IN an ARRAY at Wood River. recently
John Britt a citizen of that place, was shot
probably fatally. The trouble grew out of