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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
G POINTERS.

OvERcoATs at all prices TO fl the
large, small, old and young, at the
Golden Eagle.
ALI kinds of dress goods, embracing
silks, satins, v%elyets, cashmeres, wool.
half wool, cotton. calico, ETC., at Mrs
Newhouse's. lift
Prices talk at the square dealing
Golden Eagle clothing tore.
NoTIcE.-Any one hunting or shoot
ing on the ne or and east Inf of NV or
section go, tip |, range II will he pros
ecuted to the full extent Of the law.
ID. S. HELvERE.
A LARGE supply Of yarns for stock
ings, scars. mittens, hoods, cioaks, n.
Mrs. Newhouse's.
CHRISTMAS toys III abundance at Mrs
Newhouses. l6tf
MAPLE syrup and sauer kraut at
Hackers. If
ZEPYHRs, Saxony, Shetland, Cash.
mere, German, Germantown woods,
and Shetland floss, at Mrs. Newhouse's
NEW hoods, W manufacture, at
Mrs. Newhouse's.
SUBSCRIBE Now-I am prepared to
forward all your subscriptions at pub
fishers rates, free of cost.
VI. Z. McNrTr.
For SALE -25thorough-br ret Mdrino
Bucks miles north OF Cowles. Ad-
dress, II J SHELDON, CowleS, Neb.
AN endless yarie:s of white and red
hanels at Mrs. Newhouse's. lift
Go TO W. K. Pussell, one door north
Of Maryatt's jewelry store 20 get the
tie best -four for the money, The pride
OF Blue Hill. lift.
Ask vour grocer for The pride of
Blue Hill flour. If he don't keep it
Won can get it Of VIM. Letson, 5. Y.
Ludlow or w. Il. Fursell. lift
Mrs. NEwHousE has for sale DR..
Warmers celebrated health corset. DR..
Schiiler's corset. and the Duplex. az
knowlcdged TO be the best in the
market. ll-tf
A NEW lot of embroideries, laces. and
Jerseys, at Mrs. Newhouses. lift
TIE pride Of Blue Hill -four is TAX
ing the lead wherever introduced.
CALL Mt BradhroOk's studio and see
those large portraits he is making. lI-i
LADIES hose and underwear ut Mrs.
Newhouse's III endless quantities. lift
WM. LETsoy has The pride of Blue
Hill. ll-tf.
YARNS Of all qualities and colors at
Mrs. Newhouse's. lift
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
ELM HILL.

Beautiful snow. We may look for
fine weather yet. Farmers will have
good weather to finish corn gathering.
l.. ID. Thomas is improving slowly.
The Thomas family seem to all be on
the sick list. NJ l. Thomas is sick, ] NJ
Thomas is at w III Thomas sick. and
they got n telegram from Weeping
Water that Dr Thomas was very sick.
We hope they will all soon be up and
in good health.
We still, hope Blaine will get there.
W II Thomas lost three head of cat
tie by a new disease.
Blue Hill, and for miles around has
been excited over the hanging of the
fiend who murdered Leonard Rail. We
believe if any one is permitted to look
into the Internal regions he certainly
saw what awaits every murderer. We
hope the fend will get what he de-
serves before they get through with
hi ~.
'Rah for Blaine. TAw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
JUDSON.

The wolves are very thick in our
neighborhood and the boys talk of hav-
ing a hunt and all who are in favor Of
having one are requested to meet at
JOhnson's school house on Tuesday
night, Nov. rs, to arrange tor the hunt.
Some of the farmers are through
gathering corn.
King is selling corn to Jones &
Gohle, also VIM. Barrett.
T. RYAN has about 60 head OF hogs
ready for market. They will weigh
about 800 pounds each. He is through
gathering corn. G.. Mountford has
mad the threshing machine at his
place for the last week in a broken
condition. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
y s,p, ITEys.


cnnrre ". Humuieil has lust finish
o. h,aking prg!um. lis factory
termed out 100 gallons OF very fine
syrup. lie averaged about 20 gallons
per day.
A.. r askins vas up on State Crock
hnr; nc a short time ago, and mistonk
ore nj Clark Steven's pigs for chick
els and fiHznd away aud shot 1t III the
ta~k tHit did not klil it.
George Leonard was accidentiy shot
a few days ago, hat 1t Is thought no,
fatally.
Nike Fisher goes abou. singing.
Johnny rame marching home. ''lHs,
night. Tie boy and mother are doing
we'll.
,arl Gust hrs just completed n fine
new barn 3Gx4G, stone foundation.
ID. (. Hclvern has his barn raised
ard partly enclcs Il.
.Jone. ( GCble have their barn aLou,
completed.
a. II. Haskirs IS done husking corn.
A short horse j. coon curried.
e.. y. Shafts has again crossed tie
river with his threshcr. Has a fr%
jol,s yet 10 thresh and VII then put up
for the season.
We are having fine weather Cor corn
husking and the farmers are improving
the time.
II. y. simons is having a Eae time
shooting prairie chickens
Joe Norris Il able to he ont with his
gun and enjoying himself by shoo 'ng
a quail or rabbit now and then.
ID. $ Helvern says if anyone i.
found hunting on Maple Grove farm
he will prosecute item to the full ex-
tent Of the law. | would Ike Ia krow
how he is going to get rid of all those
rabbits. GI.LET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
INAVALE

The news gatherer Of Inavale has
ceased to correspond for THE CHIEF, it
would seem, and still things swill hap
pen.
David Groat as,.concluded not to
leave us, but will move on to the old
Riddell place, having bought it for a
mere song, of eastern parties.
VIM. Irons, of keswick, Iowa, has
moved here with ali his personal eff
fects. and settled on his new farm. He
has n of the hest farms in the coun-
~ and is improving it rapidly. He has
his new house nearly done and all he
lacks o. is a copy of The CHIEF to
make him comfortable for the winter.
Mr.. Arnlson is opening out for the
winter, with a big stock of hardware.
He is n al the mon who will succeed
wherever you put him.
Mrs. Stone and family accompanied
BY Mr.. Hill have moved to their future
home in Kansas. during their short
stay in Inavale they became some
what acquainted, and a great deal
Thought of. We are sorry Ito lose
them from our midst.
L Y Eddy has his new house nearly
completed, and the erection of Mr..
Bro0mfield's will be hex in order. Mr.
B is building too nice a house for an
old bachelor to liye i'm and the chances
are two to one In favor OF a house
keeper before spring.
Nj. Luce has his new mansion near
IL completed. 1t looms up.
Since Cleveland is elected cold
weather has.set in in earnest. One of
the heretofore prominent republicans
Of Inavale has turned democrat with
the sole thought of getting the pos,-of-
fce il is said.
Az a general rule the people of Ina
vale like to have their town brought to
notice. bnt to have it brought into no.
f;ce like the town of Blue Hill is not
deeired. If the cold blooded. cowardiy
williams who have detamed their town
~. stained the heretofore untarnished
honor of the county, were made to sui
- the extreme penalty OF their law
- act. nearly everyone would shout
~;fh pIadness. Offs ! the dastardly acts
vtirh have taken place In the west IN
~ last twenty years, this n caps the
e5;reex. III the yictim recovers i.om
~ ferrible ordeal he should be allow
81 IS - kis way in freedom. and II sem
ssnced - Will never suffer the penalty
ifeue1sed citizens a save hlm. fef-
r1e more anon from Ehccl
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Elonri Hour, Elnur,

All who want flour should call ut C.
NJ. Storey's, the New Red Cloud gro
GER He is sole agent for the celebrat-
ed Guide Rock flour, manufactured by
Columbia & Crary. Also has the well
known Red Cloud mills flour. Will sell
it from 90 cents upwards. VIII deliver
tree to any part of the city. See him
before you buy. Also corn. oats, chop
feed OF all descriptions. Don't forget
the place-one door south Of the skat-
ing rink. l5-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Advice to

Are yoa disturbed at night and broken of your
rest BY 3 sick eaild suffering and crying with
pam of cutting teeth? III so send at once and
get n bottle OF Mrs. Winstow's soothing syrup
for children teething. Its value Is i~ncaicuisble.
Depend upon il mothers, there 6 no mistake
about ii. IL cures dysenfory and dia-rh0g, reg
llafe rs the stomach aud bowels. cures wird cole
gives tone and energy to Tie Whole system. Mrs
Wigslew's soothing syrup fo- children teefh'ng
is pleasant 10 The t.ste. and is the prescription
OF one Ok the o,aest arc pcs iei1sie sorsss aud
by ~, druggists throughout ;ise world. Price IS
cents Fer hot lie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Never Give Up

If you are suffering with low or dc,
pressed spirits, loss hf~ appetite, generl
debility, disordered blood, weak consti
tuition, headache, or or any disease o.
a bilious nature. by all means procure
a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will
be surprised 10 see the rapid improve.
ment that will follow; you will be in.
spired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery
will cease: and henceforth you will re.
joice in Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Rrckien's Aruica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum.
fever sores. letter, chapped hands
chilbla,ns, corns and all skin erup:ions
ami positively cures piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed To s.,ve pes
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Dice 25c per box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Elm

In answer to Rover would IL not he
lust as well for him to mind his own
business. 30 long as the machine notes
are raid rs fast as they come Que.
Neither the children or organ will ever
keep him awake. We say To "him."
(presuming Rover to he - gentlemanl.
e. enrely no lady would assume the
name. HoSEsTY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
PAY UP.

We want ell Of our subscribers to
pay up at once. We must have
what is due US. $3.50 lisa small
amount to you but means hundreds
ofdollars tous. Don't forget this
and WI en- you come to town can
and See US.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Gur elr,cr1ns sair..

The best on earth an truly he Md
of Griggz' Giyccrine sslve, which issi
sure cure for cuts, bruises. zeal. :
barns, wounds. and asl other sor,i-
VIII positively cure piies, isffe. aes
all akin erup'ions. Satisfaction gaar.
suteei or money refunded. Only -
cents. For ssle ~ 4. Iisdier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21

Land O1e@. Fsocantrg>ru. S~hl, Oct n. fzs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAI rvs
~ f1ftozisg n4aset szsEtr las fka naskes.
his Int s1.ioa rn rz.ke fref uroof IA sssssn-s
al his eiaira. md sksf sad f5m S1h - 49,,
hrfnFe slers 81 ccasssf Hr~r scgnlT. 70 Pc
Clos<. Se5. On sszzs 80. DxSrs.t-r y. ss, 81
ADgEWs E~EitKsEs,
homestead e.s,v Ne 6ss. for IL - - >
- :. re<tk A .z e Szre- ? a~-
"a stz.ssxs fo ss.s- h4s .srssoars rs<tsnp
sxsa s1ssssrl-<ae IL .sBs LaEes yzz ssSzf IkE.
cssss. narqx> 4na-rNEA o.< az2sca. sEe~s@-
Al sruaks. 81 o. Ed flst ss
wsS~slzzz ksgh1~
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
ORDER TO Snow Cause

IN II MATTER or n ESTATE OF
j Samuel Barber. hate az Webster county Neh-
raska. deceased. 1his cause coming on for
exocuiriX Of the estate II Samuel CARRIER latr az
Webster coGaty, Nebraska. deceased, prdylu.
that further tim. he given her 70 collect CestS
due and pay claims against salt estate and That
it j. requisite and necessary tbat IN extension
Of time be granted her for uEat purpose until he
expiration or six months from November Eth,
lisa. 1t Is therefore ordered that al per sOIs
and creditors inter, stc0 IN said estate appear
before lac 81 NY Cftce ~ ire toNn al Red Cloud.
Webster county. Nebraska, IN Nouda". Novenf-
her 2ith, \. u. last. 1T 10 o'clock. y. u. tn show
cause 4; any they have WHY the PRAYER q. the
petitioner should be granted aud time extended
rs prayed for. Red Cloud, Nebraska, October
30th. isSs. GEO. g. lEIsEli, 10. Judge,
Case s McNeny, Ai.'ys FOR fetr. Ii5t
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
NOTICE YoR PUBLICATION

Land once, BsooEzingtoa. Neb. Sos. !. Ia.
Noesee is her.ay given tbss the f~cEosssz
~ uzEoes Sef-i.r has El-d n0ssr- 81 ~ Trta
ton Ga MAKE aE1 frDt n support q al eizfs~
zcf tsat SAID pEea VII he made sx.nr. -
ssrk - cotrt a Eshsts. county. a. Rel Co~sd,
Sesrask2. ca san1r1ay. I-cssai-y .ssa Lsss. 81,
JOHN z DISS.
on ~rr-er Yt'on y > 80. for the z : oS y 2
:. and ga 81 sEa ~ see. IA. Up I nsrfh q:
rsnSe cS@sf- He E.ss-S ts@ssI50EfEE EGa~-<
eslo prove a. Gssltlf mas Frsisr8Fr EFss. xfsd
erstlsafsps a. sad Land, VIZ: john EnR4.~D0
Nzytssd Fonts. Alfred Mccall. John GArane-
al q Red tioad.S ehrzska-
novtf1ecA 3. W. SwrrzEz- Eegisue,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21

To any Of our ~sul~crihers xho hsve
friends in the United States or Foreign
countries WHO wish 10 keep their
friends posted on Ncbraskx. we vii.
send The CHEF. postage paid, 20 any
mart Of the world a. .aiieg4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
FINAL PROOF NOTICE

Land OElce. P~iconia~-cE, Nea-. Nov. II. fsq.
NOTICE II HEREBY GlykS THAT THE
= follow Ing Dsiled settler has fled notice Of
his iRsratfoa 10 make fuai proof ia sEpsSsrt Of
his claim. and rhat sad proof VII be 9n&de be
fere c.srk q! eOsrt of Webster county. Ne5. AZ
Red Chad, Neb., On saturday. Dcern5-r g.
1854. Wa
ELIAS g GoBIE.
II. :. entry No. TtSS. for the northwest quarter
sec. -. IT, I, north 1. 10 v. He names tie Follow
ing witnesses to proye his continuous residsnee
upon. and cultivation of said Land. VIZ: Joseph
Raneft. Howard De;s.sy. Richard d. Jones.
Frank hufer. all Of Rcd Cloud. Seo.
dccfa ). W.. SHIIZEk. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
Estray Nouce

To whom IL may concern: Taken m about
October 1, ISl. on I See ~. Y 2. Z. - west.
ore black Sow pic. alout - months oil with
white feet. white streak in face. apd >iit in riE'It
ear. The owner ca. have same BY pCCy4Er pro
perry and paving all damages. oct claimed
viii be disposed Of according 10 las.
itstp e. ". JACKSON. Ambnr. NeA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21

Common. is unnecessary. Cleye-
land carries New York.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31
MckaiK.Hayes Nup,Is,.

+. Peter Mckaig and Mis- y,.l
Hayes were united in we,llock M "
ring, the ceremony taking plac. ~
residence Of the bride, 30, Ga N
Sixth street, shortly after : WI
the Rev. X. A. Adams oficaIio, NJ
only persons present at the eel
were the parents and sister Of N, N
and the parents of the groom NJ
the ceremony a reception was hi.
tween the hours Of = and 10 MI
when about one hundred friend, n
To aud paid their compllmeru N
newly welded couple. The bl,,s
the recipient OF a number Of hart.
presents, principal among whlds
several articles Of silyetware i
large lot Of table and other linen
bride WAS dressed III q handsome.
albatross, and the groom In the !
suit Of conventional black. Aha 4
reception the happy couple reIas
their own home, on Spruce sti.
low Sixth, where everything bad \
arranged for their future happr,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31

The long strike of the window glass
workers at Plttsburg, which lasted
seven months, ended yesterday, ALI
agr ement having been reached on
Tuesday IN the conference committee
the workers and manu- facturers. While
both parties make concessions the adj
vantage is understood TO be with the
men.
Tue weayers of DOherty & Wads1
worth and Halnil & Booth, in Paterson
New Jersey, have resumed work be-
cause, it is said, 1.-The adoption Of the
proposed schedule would make no dit.
ference in their wages.
Tue Nashua Manufacturing Com
pauy, IL Nashua, New Hampshire,
gave notice last night that Oh and at tel
Monday next its mill. would run on
tnrer.qIarters time until there is AL
improvement in the market.
1t il stated thai a portion of the
PM. ado pnla ana Eeadlug rolling MILL
at Reading, which suspended perIna'
neLt.y at New Years, will start up to.
day. Most Of the machinery, which
was shipped to Danville, will be re-
turned to Reading. The cause Of the
new move is the refusal of the hands al
Danville to work at the wages offered
by the Company.
T. e Tanners Association Of Cincin
natl ha, agreed to increase the price OF
harIes, leather one cent per pound, u
take effect Immediately.
The retail lumber dealers of Western
Pennsy lvaIis, Ohio and West Virginia
met in pittsburg yesterday and effected
an organization, the object of which il
to protect their interests.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31
Charged ARafoHt keifev

The Subcommittee of the HouseCom.
mittee on Accounts, which has in charge
the investigation Of the circumstances
attending the removal of one of the Of
fetal stenographers of the House by ex
Speaker Keifer, met last night and
agreed upon full report, to be sub
mitted TO the full committee. 1t is un-
derstood that the Sub committee finds
that the charge made against Mr.. Keifer
that he removed stenographer Tyson in
order to give the latter's place to his
nephew, is true, and that it also finds
that the nephew performed no services
whatever, in return for the salary paid
him since his appointment. IL is said
that further testimony will be present
ed on behalf of Mr.. keifer, and that the
report Of the Subcommittee will be
withheld for the present.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31
Congress-.

In the t. s. Senate on Wednesday
the conference report on the Greedy Re
lief bill was discussed, pending which
the presiding officer ANNOUNCED that the
time had come for participating in the
funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains of Congressman Mackey, Of
South Carolina. The Senators LETT the
Chamber in body for the purpose, and
on returning, some time after, an ad-
journment was agreed to.
In the House, Mr.. Hatch, from the
Committee on A griculture, reported the
bill to establish Bureau Of Animal
Industry, and to prevent the spread of
contagious diseases among domestic
animals. 1t was placed On the House
calendar. Several other reports were
made from committees, after which
business was suspended while the mem
Dsrs of the Senate and the funeral pro-
cession bearing the remains Of the
late Representative Mackey arrived in
the hall. The coffin was placed in front
of he Speakers desk, and religious
services were conducted by Rev. DR.. K
d. Huntley and Rev. DR.. B. Iush Ship
pen, of the Unitarian Church. When
the sevices were finished the House ad
journed.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31
KNIGHTS OfTHE EAGLE.
Meeting Of the GRAND Castle Last
Evening.


A meeting OF the Grand Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle, was held
Last evening In their hall, No. III Mar
ket street. The session gas consumed
IN confering degrees on members, and
the reading and adoption OF The by.
laws.
Tomorrow evening a delegation from
the Grand Castle will visit the.Grand
Castle Of Pennsylvania in Phiia elphia,
to examine their method Of doing bust
meas
1t Ia probable that before lonR uni
formed Castle will he formed IN this
city, AZ fifty names have already been
obtained for that purpose, and meet
ing for organization will be held On
Monday evening next. The uniform
prescribed by the rules ofthe order is az
follows:
Black frock coat black pantaloons 3;
black chapeau trimmed with gold and
with three ostrich plumes, white pur
pie and yellow, lace rosette on left side
containing In the centre as an inblem
an angel and knight baldric OF royal
purple velvet A. inches wide, trimmed
on either side with row OF six line
gold lace and bullion fringe, in front
centre as escutcheon, eagle be ring
shield containing knight on horseback ;
belt Of royal purple two inches wide
trimmed with two rows of gold lace,
clasp Of gilt metal containing emblem
sword "a to 80 inches long with an or
namental gill metal scabbard ; buff
enamlei leather gauntlets ornament
ed with purple shield gloves OF buti
kid or thread black fatigue caps, navy
style, with gold band
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Right Hon. John
Bright addressed a large meeting ct the
Forward Liberal Club, in Birmingham,
last night. He said that, after the
franchise measure, the most pressing
question for the reformed Parliament
would be the reform of the land laws.
He utterly condemned Henry Georges
land propositions, saying they were
most extraordinary and impracticable,
and the widest ever imported BY an
American inventor.
Mr.. Bright said he had been charged
with being so entirely American that
he wanted to Americanize English in.
situations. That charge was An exag.
geration. 1t was noteworthy that Mr..
Georges scheme, although American,
had not been tried in America.
(Laughter.)
After an eloquent reference to the
civil war in the United States in which
the North quenched slavery, Mr.. Brigh,
declared that 1t would be great cru.
city, folly and injustice to contiscate
the property Of the landlords as to al
tempdto again make the freedmen in
America slaves.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31

LONDON, Jan. 30.-Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, President of the
Board of Trade, in his speech 1t the libe.
raj meeting at Birmingham last
night, said that England was not 60
ing to allow the war with FL Mahdi to
interfere for a single moment with the
projected reforms and improved inst.
buttons which England is making every
effort to develop in Egypt, and by
which 1t is hoped security may be given
TO Egyptian liberties, and the people
educated for independence and self.
government.
TRIpoLI, Jan. 3d. Sheikh Senoussi
and his tribe, who were recently report
ed to be advancing to join FL Mahdi,
have not only Joined FL Mahdi, but
have decreed that he Is false prophet
and an advepturer, and that Mussul.
mans must on no account follow him.
KHAkToUM, Jan. 30.-A soldier has
succeeded injecting through fromRufaz.
He reports that Salabey Is hard pressed,
and requires men and ammunition
The sheikhs in the vicinity have re-
ceived letter from Gen. Gordon ask
ing them TO come in. II is feared that
the summons Is now too late.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31

Sevelty shares orthe capital stocl
Of the Diamond State kaolln Company
OF this State, were sold by Sheriff Mar
till yesterday, at the Court HouS-, rt
Samuel A. Macallister, Esq at 81 per
share.
The stock was seized az the property
OF Joseph +. Parker. Eleven houses
situated on the west side of Bayard ave,
nue. between Seventh and Eighth
streets, owned by Walter G.. Tatnall,
were Also sold, Peter j. Ford being the
purchaser. The price paid was S2,225,
less 10 per cent. for cash. Walter Cum
minis, Esq, purchased the following
lots, seized as the property of Peter B.
Heusted.
No. !, on the south side of From
street between Jefferson and Madison
Tor SlOo No. 2, on the north side OF
Chestnut street between Monroe and
Adams, for 800 No. 3, on the soutl
side OF Reed street between Monroe and
Adams, for SIS.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31
N nnlcipaI Court,

This morning sandy haired, d ssipa-
ted looking young man, who gave his
name as John Ryan, was charged before
Judge Culnmins with drunkenness aud
disorder y conduct. Officer Pierson tes-
tiiied that last evening word was
brought to the police station, that a
drunken man was in house on Third
street below Pine, annoying the in.
mates. The officer went to the house
and brought him to the hall. AT the
hearing this morning, the prisoner said
that he was stranger in the city, and
the Judge imposed a fine Of s. and
costs, TO help him TO remember the
place.
John Brady was also charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and special
officer Thomas testified that early III the
evening Ryan and Brady were together
at the station, and caused considerable
trouble. Some time after they had gone
away man told the officer that fellow
was breaking the windows Of a car al
Third and Railroad, and upon going tc
the place he found Brady, who, after
MASKING window of the car, had
craw led in and went to sleep. Tn,
Judge sentenced him to pay fine Of
S5and costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-31

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WASHINGTON, o"n. - ,hs ,ssc.
FerlnghuySon, III ioston.o :. . ,,ys.
iutions OF the houso " panS.ncs
asking ior the ouo a. "a tnr.iao
between the ohilsn o."", ,h a" 90, r;c,ion
governments IN tesaiu " , ~ am.Y,.
Pi"e." W." C.,n,nv Franco
can hog produce y. ,na add,.s.sJ 70
and other couh'iio', he'
the President conP,eh.nn.'o ,,,,aJ N
nlcat,on, "niGh wiz y. wi,b ,bs
the House OF hepiosen. .i Wv"
co .resp"hdehce ~ lao'a'pn' ,.c,,s. tina
In the com NO ..n,.