The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

THE Missouri Valley 4 Bhsv rfslwsy 3
Bridge Company Glei Articles Of ipcogpos,-
ton with the SECRETARY Of STATE some azys
aga. The i~ncorposzsors are John J. blair.
Hoeae~ Williams Marvin Husesi David J..
kim,ail- r. T. Hall and Oliver .AfnsL The
purrs-e Of she corpostz;son - the csss;ys~
ton Of q railroad :rom . poiB, al 90 near
the town Of Missouri Valley. Iowa To
Blair. Neh4- and extending tisenoe 20 such
points and OF such roote or routes In Ne
braSka - may hereafter he designated By
the directors. together with the ooastrgeiion
of a railroad bridge arroS- the Missouri
River. connecting the SAID rallrpad IN Iowa
and Nebraska. The capital s;.ck j. s2.opo
0oo
AT the marriage Of John Rs,>i 20 Mr.
War,i in OTssha the othe. ni-hi, n ~enS-
tim .as created b. the sndjsn apI-sran,e
of William Ward. the grown ~on o; The
brids~eierf 10y her dlyurrr sGSssnd, xho
angrily forbade the marriage lie ~2S IN
dured tn leave Dc psrior and 20 up Stair
so his rc-piD. Again the minister Eos them
In position for the eruwning act. when
Arthur Ward. al-o n son Of Mr.. War;.
eiyatern years 81 Az, rn>h-i into the
room and drawing from his pocket a rc-
volyer. Threatened ~ put an end Ia tie
existence Of his future ss.I-fa;her. Il was
a sensational nsne. Very few q. the
guests remained quiet. Men ana wom..,
Wed with each other 10 sce ~wfsooouid grt
through the windows the fastest without
regard Ia Appearances. ~ last so:ae 90
the guests disarnod young Ward. where
upon he left the house, and the ceremony
WAS finally performed.
ADI>rATCH from North Platte states that
the strike Of the Union Pacific slfoIdnen =
ended. Tie men rc;uu.ed la work. their
wages being restored Ia The rates obtaining
after the strike last April. The conduct o'
the strikers canIot be- Ia highly commended
Quiet and order prevailed, and 10 hot
headed. rash, iDconsiderate action Was o.
served on the part of any.
AT Ocallaia a few days since Johnny
keyes shot and instantly killed Lame"
Smith, WHO was dealing a monte game. and
with whom Reyes had some dispute. keycs
was formerly Sheriff of Cherry County. and
killed an outlaw there while In tine per
of his duty. Keyes then went 10
Texas and killed a man there. Returning
North he became a bartender NJ Il variety
In Omaha a few months ago. and
one night during a general shooting scrspe
III the bar-roOm of the theaier shot and killed
jim Nngeni, "A brother Of the proprietor. He
was indicted for murder in the second degree
and was out on bail.
SOME weeks " W. G.. Albright. of Dies
Molnes, lost several hundred dollars in cash
Ia a poker game in Omaha, and then put mp
certificates ot deposit amounting IL five
hundred dollars. which he also lost. He
stopped payInen; upon the certili-
and the holder, who claims to be an
innocent purchaser. has sued the Iowa Bank
Tor tie money. In the meantime the bank
holds the money and will not pay il out un-
the matter Is settled b. the courts.
TIE thrce-story brick building in Omaha.
owned by Senator Paddock. fell the other
night. burying Harry Mct;ee. the night
Waterman, in the ruins. He was dug out
md found not 10 be the least injured. Sew
erai other parties who occupied the building
were also rescued.
\ FORCE of mel is at work on the from
part Of the Capitol building at Lincoln. and
have the walls up several feet.
TIE ladies of Lincoln recently organ
Zed for the purpose Of making an exhibition
the handiwork of the women of Nebraska
At the New Orleans Exposition. at which il
was agreed that each county ia the State be-
To organize in any manner teSt
their convenience. and that the
meeting appoint one Nice-PreSident for each
who i requested 20 look after or
,anizatlon and secure work, Ia the end that
he state be fully represented. The ladies
lf the State are Invited To cooperate with
organization. Mrs. ;. &. Elliott. Of Lin
:oln. was appointed Superintendent OF
Fine Arts, and Mrs. Fannie Eebright, of
Is.tttn-Ai, N.,.af,t,I I'll. - A.
p%artment.
". III. HOTIISGEE recently attempted In
sill his wife IL Omaha. About q year ago
he refused To live with him because Of his
drunkenness. He left the city ana only re.
uTned a few days before comnittin. the
Iced. lie called at the iady's residence and
To have a talk with her. An inter |
Jew was accorded him and after making
appeals 10 her TO again live with him
md not being successful he pulled a rev"ly-
from his pocket and snapped it in the
face. His son interfeIed and pre-
him from doing any injury. lie
hen promised 10 leave the city if not arrest
bat tile following day he again went Ia
he house and made threats, when he was ar
ested and jailed.
THESE are not melancholy but happy
lays for the average Nebraska Editor. jGdg-
NJ from the many rosy paragraphs returning
hanks :o- beautiful bouquets" baskets ot
splendid vegetables" pecks of delicious
the largest watermelon etc.
&c. One editor is especially thankful for a
generous supply of onions"
\ MEXICAN tramp lately made an out
ageous assault upon the twelve-yearold
OF a farmer of Saline County. Tn,
coundrel fled but was captured and lynch
NJ talked of. The child II was thought
would die. The brute proved to he a Next
an who served q term in the New Mexico
'~enitentiary for a similar oifeuse.
JUDGE BENEKE. of Omaha started out
he other night with a friend Ia marry a
Ouple. The night was dark and the Judge
a misstep was precipitated over an
into the mud and water twenty
eet below. He was fished ont i'm a de-
condition, while two anxious
carts waited in vain for his appearance to
them bea; as one.
Miss. Dora Buck, of Lincoln, recently
nailed papers establishing her relationship
18th Private Henry, and authorizing the
oroner TO take up his remains.
a GRAND ovation was given tn G.. ". +.
the Republican candidate for Con.
reSSRan from the Third District, at hi,
at Fremont after his nomination.
'ver one Thousand citizens were out with
-hite hats, from Columbus, Schuy Ter. Grand
and other places. Congratula;0ry
were made by both Republican
nj Democratic orators
A A named A. ID. Monyer, from Kir-
in. Has. was recently killed by the cars az
.mboy. \ ticket 10 Omaha and thirteen
D.iars were found on his body.
FARMERS are smiling.
An attempt was made to burn the Omaha
&c office on the night Of the 10th, but by
rompt action the Office was saved with COIN
small damage. In 1871 the e-
Iblishment was burned. The incendiary.
I e~N-bookkeeper ia the Office. was arrested