The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07


AT Norfolk recently MsA Baker vas -
nsci In dressing . chicken She ,onk I
piece OF paper, and. lighting j; was sinSs
ing the fcSi "hen q s'ros1s b'-cre cusnaal
ihroaSa . srfeen door o'eS The lame a<zins'
her clothing o NJ u On ire Losing se'
pscsenee Of mind soc vas unAoie 10 qnenrh
The Ham, un'b hef clothing was al ooa
sIinen sso ""' :NA ana 'e's hSse s"uiosJ
oesSch
6soEorE Lao. tire ~Ex-y.arold soa o.
Edmund Lam. sur-rinispd~n; Of Brsd<--
on the Union Pseihc wzs bgrncd 10 deA;h
a, On aha the other. night The child "a.
pa; 20 bol In = ioorl in The ssrpnd sor.
Shortly afterxAsus his OoehR hensd han
screzmtnE IL nc1t04lAN-
n@S"rc. n.nss "a
as5yht 1, 1919 =. 80 80 ~ -
s.fe,nf IA the r-.f. ~hsr. - ,irb. -ruvr
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H.fAAh s"o-sn '"e o's"s
MS
"LNeGE HALL. OF O1nahA sna DIS sasse'
ven ecenty tiilst a Worm asns si~ss-'
willie euf rdirg In buggy. whieh vas fnn
Int = . railrsid fAssengsf uAin-
IfeDcg Cosaty was recently treated 70 Z
81. ~ nov STERN
,ls { DIR BSsuroL and child were ~
orn /, Mrowntrom their buggy by . run
"a : nonc. 70 Lincoln. and the LADY
M irski severe injuries, both legs being
bppreps
I. Omaha hoy namel Douglass recently
ven,tSa dance ard took \ pistol with him
Sssi \ 4 dog ON me sidewalk ne concluded
n = an be a go a Joke 10 shoot him. In A.
fen, in 10 nall the pistol from his socket
- dy and not she dog was shot. The dog
live bu the bcJ may die.
J,xEs HAErrR. OF Blue Hin. Ard
.fv~epty-ayhssa painter by trade. recently
..coaumifted suicide AZ ST. Joseph. Mo.
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S.emps "a maue INC o''ief n'sh1
"oousn passeuso' yam oa eue
lnson rsc,nc nssf sesusisl. AS .ne Tram
- - srSc,ion or the track and Immediately
Seree al his engine and gave her steam.
.nyfpe strucs the destruction and The
rrvn ID trucks tumped from the track.
~ 4 nnpht the train 10 n standstIll and II
~ mn tha, ALI the cars remained xafe
MDUn ina Yalia After yn9 k.3Fe WAS OYER IL
~ dk severed that four ties had been
Sodepi iafo the east end of the bridge in
Se1s 4 manner AZ IN nrove a very danger.
%Sstncsio Tbsr wers ni.ssd there
neome lend. The cars were filled with
psm.,en and the escape from a fearful
cii.mdy IA miraculous.
ION he been begun In the United States
Cfeuit Cdprt at Omaha BY Henry Christian
SO fss hb minor son. John Christianson,
49, y acme ua'iwsy, 'eco.sr,
49, f.asohAi uamiase, caaseu oy .he
20 ~ e IN railroad accideht IN oc'o-
g scar o"o' IN wyoming.
At 81. helena, . short time since. John
PmlipA postmaster and Deputy Sheriff OF
Gear C1,ufy, attempted to arrest a Dane
fOe bum nj a number Of stacks OF hay and
grin. he Dane barricaded himself and
shos hlht, who was taken home In q dy-
Ing condition. A posse arrested the Dane
and hang 1t him to a tree.
~Twrrneittee having In charge the nro-
posed Ned,Siist College north OF he Platte
have deciiet that any bid for the seminary,
in ogsier b. receive the attention OF the Com
mission, must not be less than $4,000 in
CASH or Its Equivalent In endowment, build
lnssor iai subject 70 the approval OF the
cofnmissh'is They also decided tnat one
huheted SIG were necessary lot college, OF
SEMINARY ana that not less than
MY - evgla DC sahctiohea ny tue Iom,
n = Is expected tha' the enc
VII sssusuAv require '"'s i"'' ""'ou"' io'
lyNIGRANN in large numbers are still
Int North Nebraska.
Tar .n., Cour,v pioneer furnishes
the biio~iry, Snecimen wheat Weld. .Iobn
Vmce6t - ,sil,s northwest ~ town has
probably u @ biggist yield of wheat. con-
sidcrine tn acreage, of any farmer in the
counts or in ID State. From l45 acres he
has thseshep Cd 1881 bushels, an average
yield OF opstwenty-seven bushels per
acre. The Vii at was Sea Island. He has
also threshei put 1000 bushels of barley
and 400 bushels of oats. and has sixty acres
Of fine corn. In ali iii he ia farmed TN the past
e7s acres, from which he has
about 2 olSeeels OF corn yet to gather.
A CNNKxrfk By the name of Schultz
was receasiy tined near Omaha by falling
from n tomb,t Wagon and having his neck
PETE JoxEs, nd William Malone recently
the aanfield Hotel, Omaha, and
blew ouC The rs when they went tn bed.
The neNk day ttey were discovered nearly
lead. an thsirAiyes were saved by the
closest .
II. II. HoApr, eS-Treasurer of Dixon Coun-
lately made a iinal settlement with the
Board OF ScmmisS oners, the latter accepting
warranQ dee - n hundred and sixty
, count e, .i GA; :; and al, The payment by the
)oNusilenu S-io&p In casa.
W. ,s Wv
Id 50, ofS +. Es.b cot IN the bact nan
the WAGON 20 ri1e. and the jolting Of The
wagon catued N IL the guns to 90 oh. i'm.