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The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
Hcdnesdan. Deccmbc. Id.

SENATE Bills were introduced Tor o
commission to investigate rail way ~transpor-
tation, consolidating the bureau of military
Justice and the corps OF Judges advocate of
the army. The new rules were considered,
and the clause in the first limiting to three
days the period fer which the vice president
may designate q senator to preside over the
senate in his absence was rejected. Various
other clauses and rules we're voted upon,
some being rejected and others adopted.
The senate agreed to the house resolution
for a holiday recess, after So amending ii as
TO fix Jan. Z as the date of reassembling.
Another long list of recess appointments
went to the senate Dec. 10Th inst, the ma
jUrity of them ~postmasters. The following
nominations were confirmed:
Walter Evans, commissions of internal
revenue; Albert w. Wyman, treasurer OF
the United States; E1wa d o. Graves. as
sistant treasurer OF the United States; Rich.
ard Gibbs, New York, minister resident and
consul general, Bolivia; Cherries B. Frail,
secretary OF legation, Brazil; William T.
Strong, secretary of legation, Vienna; Jacob
r. Walther, collector of internal evenue,
Nineteenth district of Pennsylvania; Math-
ew r.. Barr. Erie. Pa, and Henry Ward,
Leaaville, Colo. Indian inspectors; Indian
agents, Denny d. Waters, Connecticut, Col
vile agency, Wash; James f. Gardner, Col
orado, Odrsy agency, Utah; y isha w. Da-
Wis, Colorado, Uinlah agency, Utah: Oliver
Ward, Ohio, Neal Bay agency, Wash; Ben
jamin w. Thompson. West Virginia, Sisse-
ton agency, OAK; Sanderson II. Martin,
Pennsylvania, Shoshone agency, Wyo.
HoUsE.-After a long debate, in which
Mr.. Bedford (Rep.) spoke in favor of Skinner
(Dem.) whose election as representative
from the Grst district of North Carolina vas
contested by Pool (RepO Skinner was Civ
en- the seat and sworn in. A concurrent
resolution providing for a recess from NJ On
day, oath inst. until Tuesday, January 3,
was adopted. The committee, on rules
reported a resolution for the creation
of several new committees
after an amendment for a committee on
the alcoholic | quor traffic had been adop-
ted, by 14s to 8S. A resolution increasing the
membership of twenty three standing COM
mittees, from eleven to thirteen members
each, was adopted, A resolution was re.
ported from the committee on rivers and
harbors. The senate amendment TO the
holiday recess resolution was concurred in.
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CONGRESSIONAL
qnesdnn. necember Is.

4ufoOUUg OcSN"N~
SEEArE.-Mr. Sherms an moved that Auson
g. MoCook be chosen secretary of the SEN
ate.
Mr.. Pendleton moved to amend 5y substi
tuting the name of L.. Q. Washingtou.
Tost-Yeas %. pays %. The maih res
oiution was agreed to and McCook sword
In The remaining republican nominations
were elected as follows: Chief clerk,
Charles w. Johnson, Minnesota; ex-
ecutiye clerk, James X. Young,
Pen-ysivania; chaplain, Rev.
Elias Dewitt Huntley. District of Column
bis; sergeant at arms W. ?. Canaday, North
Carolina.
The president sent a long list of nomina-
tons to the senate, mostly recess nomina-
tiOn-postmasters, United States msrshals,
United States attorneys, district judges, ma
val Ulcers, etc. CONTRIBUTIONS: Lawrence
Weldon, illinois, judge Of the court OF
claims; J. r. Tanner, Illinois, United
States marshal, Southern district
of Illinois; Nathaniel Z. Banks, Massachu-
sets, United s ates marshall of Massachu.
sets; Alonzo Gesner, Oregon, Indian agent
at the Warm Springs agency and Paxnee
0toe agescv; Col. Samuel B. Holabird,
guartermaster general; John s. TokeT,
Michigan, secretary of Montana; Robinson
Locke, Ohio, United States consul at New
castle.
The consideration of the report of the
committee on rules was resumed.
HoUsx.-Eot in session.
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Eirs. Harriet Cummings, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: Euiy last winter my daughter
was attacked with \ severe cold which set
lied on her lungs. We tried several medi-
cines, none of which seemed to do her any
good, bat she continued to get worse, aud
finally raised large amounts of blood from
her lungs. We cailedin family physician,
but he failed to do her n good, We then
called in a phYsician-a most skiliiul pro-
fessor in one of our eolleges-he said that
she could not gst we'll. At this time a friend
who had been cured by DIR. Wm. Hal g
b sam For The Lungs, advised me to give
she had usedit all up she began TO improve,
and by the use of three bottles was entirely
cured.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Sure cure for Bind, Bleeding aud Itching
Piles. Single box has cured worst c0ronic
case Of twenty years standing. No one nee
suffer FIVE minutes after applying. william:
Ia6ian Pile ointment. 1t absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching particularly after getting
warm in bed). Prepared only for piles and
itching for the private parts. Noyes Bros.
& Cutler, ST. Paul. Wholesale Agents.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
COunIePrnifS-

Aliens Iron Tonic Eitters" have proved &
e-and success for the cure of Liver Com
Ilaints, Dyspepsia and blood Disorders, and
hence the country is flooded with base imita.
lions. Beware iigenuine bear the sigma.
tute OF j. 7. al en-. 81. Paul MINI.
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The Conductor

Conductor Warren, OF Winona. MINI,
says, l used one bottle of Warmers White
Wi e of Tar Syrup, when l YVES go hOarse I
cCuldnot speak above q whisper, and in
twenty-tour hours it cured me. 1t is the best
remedy l ever saw.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Coughs, HOarseness, Sore ThrOar etc
quickly relieved by BRowN's B%RoNcHIAL THO
CHEs. A simIl lie and etfectual remedy. suFe
ior to all other articles for the same purpose
Soil on n Ii horny
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Its kind of 1ough TO be troubled with al
fectiCn of the scalp, isn't ~" said a sym
pathetic PittsburGef. YES" was the lscon
ic reply. "dandruff," bat Uarboline will
smooth il out.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

The reason Why so many die with con-
sum DticD, is because they neglect to use the
proper remedy in season. When the system
is first attacked with a cough, oppression al
the chest, or seated pains in the breast Al
lens Lung Bslsam wall tuse the phlegm to
raise, heal the irritated parts, aud restore the
system to health.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

l had suffered from Catarrh for ten years;
the pain would be SO severe that l was
obliged to send for a doctor. l had entirely
lost sense OF smell. Eiy's Cream BALM has
worked a miracle-C. s. HALLEYs Bing.
bon n+on N. V
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Eor several years l was troubled with Ca
tarrh have tried many remedies. Ely's
Cream Balm has proved the article desired
l believe it is the only cure-L- h CoRURS
Hardware Merchant, Towanda, Pa. )Sse
adv't
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1 have taken wits s .cifc g. 6 s. for
Rheumatism, and found perfect relief. 1t is
the best tonic and Blood Remedy known to
science. d. p. Hill, Attorney at Law, At
lanta, Ca.
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Frec 20 an EIfnisrers.

! will send two bottles of Warmers White
Wine of Tar free OF all costs to any minis er
who will send US an order from his store
keeper for two dC zen bottles of the same.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

$4,000 would rot pure .ase from me VIVA
Swifts Specific Is. 5. s. has affected in my
csse. IL mas cured me OF Maiarial Rhsuma-
tism. Archie Thomas, Springh I'D, Tenn.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
Annther Iife Saved.

A new Congregational church at New
Uim was dedicated on the 18th.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Straighlen yOur boots & shoes with Lron,
Patent Heel Sitheners, and wear them again
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

we always keep Piso's cure for con
sumption in the house,
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03
ElT's Cream BAN

when applied By tha
hzgerinto the aoStrila,
viii be absorbed, a.
fectdany cleansing ths
heSd Of catarrhal VI
re- causing healthy
secretionE. II allaH
Inflammation. protecb
the membrane Of tbs
nasal passages iron
additional colds, com
plotely heals the SORES
and restores taste AID
smell. A few applies
tons relieve. A tA0r
Ough treatment eCuI
postfieeiv csrs. Agree
able TO use. Send for
circular. Price, so
cents. By mail, or -
druggists.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Ihave - positive remedy for the above disease by its
use thousands Of cases uf tho worst kind and OF long
standing have been cured. Indeed, SO strong IL my faith
in lis efficacy, that 4 viii send TWO BOTTLES FREE, to
gether with ABLE TkEATISE OH this disease, to
any sufferer. Give Express and ?. o. address.
DR. +. \. SLOCuM. Isl Pearl ST., New York
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

$40 WEEK, sl2sday - homes asly made. Cost
~ b outhtlrce address IAUE Auguata. Ne.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

Sc . week IN r9ur own town. Terms and 50 oatas
QUO free. Address 3. HALC SIT Co. fHarland. Ne.
The Mineral argus., 1884-01-03

WHIT BEAVERS COUGH CREAM bsGles diseased
w lungs. d.. Frank Powell. La Crosse Wis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
TELEGRAPH REDUCTION.
4 Reduction is rriess that May Lead 90
Lengthy War usswe~n Rival tIs~s.

4 Reduction Ia Prices rhai May Lead 10 .
I~nsthy War n~s~~~n Rival tises.
fr~uLApELFfnA. IA. July is.-The most
important news on the stuck market ~as The
a~nnounc-nieni that a., lnafsssilaie reduction
in telegraph rates woisid he made By ths
Baltimore a Ohio. the Postal and Tie
Banker a Merchants ~selsgraphle cosnbinar
ton TO Western cities. This n the actual
beginning 81 What promises Ia D. q
great telegraph var. with The thrrs
companies ssoye mentioned on ore
side aud the Western Union On
the other. Ia st.Sk market which had
not lot all srn>r of shock fFpm repeated
si"lcnt blows surh a prospect ~oahi have
influenced pficcs. bu. Western Union ID
not f~inctuais more than on an ordinary day.
and VA Nrung at he eis~e. The new rival
lines are quite powerful corporations. aud
Tire wcstsm Union L. a spl-sslidiy
equipped and wonderfully organized sys-
tenn, with a reserve uf financial strength.
The fight Will interest the putslr ia
giving IL the cheapest aud t-at t.iegrsphic
service In IN. world. The ~cssttest will be
bitter. and probably a long aBe. The effect
On the esrlfTgs 81 the c"tnTanlc. st hfst
glance wonld scs'ga t"- L. 10 very greatly de-
crease them. but a c~heapsuing of the tolls
hrtween great csutsrs hAz frequently 70
suited In q profit FROM an increasing haisinss<
While 10 j. known Iust what the fr&uit ~ .
railroad War wouii Ia Ia thi~ rcsp~rt tbs re-
sui, Of competition trtween telegraph eon<
tEsaIes IL p~fubistuatrai.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

THE so-callcd Siberian plague is re-
ported to have broken out in Russia. II
the affliction is the genuine disease of
that name, this is its first appearance
in Europe since 1916. 1t was very fatal
ut Moscow in 1771 and 1772. The Brit
ish Islands were last visited in 1865; the
''great plague in London" like the fire
OF the text year, is an historic land
mark. The plague of the fourteenth
century-the celebrated ''black death"
is said to have taken off %, 1000, 900
Europeans. The disease is now be-
lieved 20 originate only in Turkey and
the regions south and east of the Medit-
erranean. 1t is essentially a malignant
contagious fever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

The situation of the Portuguese in
Guinea is very critical. The revolution
of the blacks, which had attained con-
siderable Importance some months back,
has not been put down. On the con-
trary. letters from the province of
Bissao state that the only gunboat on
that station-the Barreto-has been
captured by the insurgents, the crew
escaping in the boats. The moral ef-
feet of the abandonment of this vessel
and the delay in putting down this rising
are likely to prove disastrous for Portu-
gal. The entire Portuguese press ad-
mits this. and urges the Government to
adopt energetic measures without fur
ther DELAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

GREAT interest was taken at Wash
ington in the action Of the Postmaster
General in the matter of letter-carriers'
leave Of absence. Although Judge
Gresham asked Congress for 100000
to carry out the Law, he was only al
lowed one-hah that sum. At first it
was thought that the consequence
would be that the carriers would
be restricted to seven days leave
instead of the fifteen allowed by
law. In reply to questions on the
subject, Judge Gresham said recently
that he should certainly create no def
cheney for the purpose, and that no part
OF the $4,000, 600 which is provided for
the free-delivery service would be used
It the whole sum was required else
where. Judge Gresham added. how
ever. that he thought the fun fifteen
days leave could Be granted this year
and the substitutes paid out Of the ESQ.,
600 available for the purpose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

WS9oo - ny
.lvasssns Dssess8 Msss~s Wss0sAI
ToIxpo, O.. Jsly is-An exciting sn~
hpek place In the music ssors Of NeGrcxoe
z N~puoaid ~hea. Ni~ Mary Kry, . sase~
l,ay In the empsoy II Mr.. Mesraif. q rival
scaler and former partner d Nj Mcfsoa-
s,d.> entered The store accompanied By
Nr. Nesrals and charged Mr.. Netsrsxor
with circulating sland~ruus reyosts shssas
Mr.. Me,rzlf ADD herself wifhoas waiting
s,s a reply she drew o nwhide. with vhEas
.hx gave Mr.. Nr<sscxps y severe cssssxsfhcn.
sra.nx UP By biting hisa <avAewr In etss Of
hts arms Me:raIf admitted that BE wss
hacking The yussnx lady. and that ne bou<hs
tAr uhip The AFFAIR eresicd q xr.sf excite
msni on summi. stre~t sna sascnx The ss-
m.ervsss arqsain,znce< of al p2stsS wso
are ~eli known IN Tie city.
Csgc ace. Iniy IA MsrshxIiiown tIaf
sp-ctal says q woman n ksts q saiasHa
,sr~ before the ps.hshstosy law went iats
effect h~xan selling h~r. D t~ssnF~rsncr
t.S,ras ran.sxl her srresI whrn ssr gave
hsrd. AMI eoasisn~d to s~ii The saesis
afs.uts~d .a arsvss h.T Again wa~u .k~
drew two FrSolsUss sni denei him he
pru~ursi sSssxtSaer. aai Aftrr o tusbslsai
s,rn~. ia which a nsso came to The ~OHaSas
ASSISTANCE aud fourista~i rcvosser< ale Sss
srr~<ss~l. II. srv~h surrounded The jail
and threatened 10 tsag 10 dowa When r
lease, ON tail she was tEiamphap;iy csrrsrd
throagh the s;rcrss ~ \ yelling pcrasaee-
Her action il q; The Instance az Marshall
Ilrrwery. which preioses so make . kss
ca.e.
roEr SMITH. AK. july id-osiis .
seuSs..oa VA c~reatssi h.Fr by too Young
ladlcs-Ml.z Hannah Howe. late Of thscA<p.
and No Haeisri Smith. late ef ~ Louis
~co~hki,ny rf.l Maynard. q dusrinx Bsa-s-r.
" ho has been here q short tine. Tie scarx
ladies are esspioyed In q millinery st"sr and
have been boarding az the sAsac hcsri al
which The Professor stopped. The ffofc~
saf. i, appears. made himself obnaxbous -
them. ami attsrwatd made rrmart drro<s
tory 10 their character. THIS eosntias :" ne
ears os the aides they dcses~i th.iE do
faua-f o. a store. and when he catered made
q slgufton> attack on him ffosn both isaaks
With TIE co~hides. following him Ia me
siiew all "a he Ieirrztrd. plying lie ding
or. Ia The b~s; Of their ability. Tic dts
armed one of his aSsAslants whea one OF
the naie clerks lntssfsV-i and got sryrSAl
blows from The whip IN the hsnsis "t TIE
Professor. bat while the latter Was sttrnst~
Ing to his male adversary. the other lady
continued Ia ply TIE eowsiae Until the fo-
lice stopped further proceeding. Ihs ladies
Responsibility u uisqus,tionest- They wsre
each hnct ssia whieh was psonapsiy made
UP and paid by ~citlxra.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
By actual count, a Philadelphia paper

By actual count, a Philadelphia paper
says, there are 1882 maiden Rocks
in the United States, exclusive of Idaho
and Washington Territories. which are
still to be heard from. These rocks
are widely distributed, but there are
NO fewer than $50 in Michigan, 500 in
Wisconsin, $50 in Iowa, 1S7 in Illinois,
$50 in Indiana, and 567. in Vermont
alone. A Maiden Rock" is always
connected with the unvarying legend
that a beautiful and gentle Indian maid,
daughter of q noted chief, leaped from
its apex into the yawning abyss below.
rather than to wed with q barbarian
brave, chosen by her stern parents, or
70 show herself false to that other red
skin upon whom the affections of her
heart were set
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

PROF. S. p. LANGLEY, Director of the
Pittsburgh University Observatory states
that the usefulness of the observatory
is threatened by the smoke which in
vades the sky from all quarters, and
the increasing haze from moisture in
the atmosphere, which the smoke seems
10 enhance. In five months there has
not been one day sufficiently clear for
delicate observations. Unless this state
of affairs is done away with Prof.
Langley states that the days of the OBJ
servatory for scientific purposes are
numbered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
LAWRENCE BARRETT. who arriyeft1

LAWRENCE BARRETT. who arriveC< he
other day from England. in an interviSt
says: when Mr.. Henry Irving return
to this country l shall have the honor Of
playing win him in a series of Shaks-
pearean revivals. We have selected
king john and Julius Caesar to begin
with. We have not arranged as yet
what the cast will be in king john but
in Julius Cesar l will, of course, APP
pear as Cassius, while Mr.. Irving will
play Brutus. We may afterward ex-
change roles"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

THAcKERAYN grandfather was grand.
son of DR.. Thorn Thackeray, Master
of Harrow, who Ia nineteen children.
The size Of the fad = probably pre-.
vented its members, years passed
on, from keeping the RI OF their rela-
tives, and the novelist ws\ amazed and
discounted to discover tha9 10 ridicul.
ing the public orator Of Nnbridge
University, he had been abtVng his
own neal kinsman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
II INSTRUCTION.
AG,sso Carrying ON ss0WNHressvse.
tioo-t sktssatsh.

ti"o-t sktssatsh.
SEw oHfKAsS july IT, Private ads;na
win Jamaics from the headquarters of The
Cuban Insurgents. state that The Insurgents
under immediate command Of Agaero. UNI
dertook an expedition against the plantations
Of certain persists known io favor sh~ Gov.
efnmsnt Although opposed By q strong
driariimrni 81 regular trsop~ the lnsar-
gents. after q skiuaish of tao hn1Hz. drove
back the forces u burnt all the b~silisnx.
ami machinery Of The Santa Maria and Ia
Mercedes Plantations. Al the same time .
tsand Of insurgents in the Sax1a dlst-srs
wer. s;iarked by q siroag force IL Govern
tssnt troops. known a. the San D.mjaxv
Division. The insurgents tsing ~intrrn~hsa
10 an almost impsesnAhis position, rrpa,s.d
the troops with a ioss u three Killed and
several wounded. The casualties of the In
ssfgents vss a slightly wounded. The
Captain General 81 Cuba esil.~i a Ds~tlar
of ofsc~rs 10 cpstssrt q plan for s~tscc->sfuIty
e~ncoGn,sring the enemy IN The Geld. 'Larre
issmb~rs Of ircofa have t~~n bost as desnor-
Allied By guerrilla warfare. The in.usx.ns.
who ~. familiar with ever f1os Of xru.,,ud
on the island. divide iIte small bassis at
Ter over . large territory. and deuosalix.
the regulars by false alarms and forrxsf
usrrhes throaxh unhealthy sSamps 10 snd
enemy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

ADDlIlONhA D1SfA CEL1
II was reported from Tangiers gAsSA
French comedy troupe, travelling threogf
Algiers, was massacred by Arabs near -
Morocco frontier.
A DISPATCH to Reuters Telegraph Com
pany says the situation at Shanghai 10 Inn
proved, and there will be no fighting.
THE circumstances which led to the dis.
ing his recent stay at Warsaw nave been
made public. It appeared that the Mill
lists had ordered u student to poison . high
police official who was the father OF the
students fiancee. The student refused, and
poisoned himself. Two letters which he
left to his betrothed led to the discovery Of
the conspiracy.
GENERAL GRANT was residing at Long
Branch, but was reported lame and unable
to attend the National Encampment Of the
Grand Army - the Republic at Minneapo-
lis.
AT Big Rapids, Mich, Oliver Seaman's
lumber were destroyed by fire the other
night The loss was estimated at $4,000;
insured for $4,000.
The officials at Marseilles were reported
panic stricken because of the failure to
check the spread Of the cholera, and were
fleeing.
In a recent railroad accident to an excur.
sion party on the Valley Railroad, near
Canton, O., twenty.three persons were In
jured.
BAND Of road agents stopped the stage
arl Hha Roar~- L.,h ro>e pnorno Ta~
recently, robbing the passengers OF money
to the amount Of $50, gold watches. chains
and jewelry. The robbers did not modest
the United States mail. The road agents
then nanked the town after the first rob
berry of the stage, and again hailed it sev.
eral miles beyond and robbed the mails.
Officers were in close pursuit of the robbers.
DR.. AACREA, of Council Bluffs, was
called recently TO attend the family of r.
C.. Harris, At Parks Mill, Ia, and found five
people dangerously sick with a complaint
that had all the symptoms OF cholera The
first case reported was the youngest child
Of Mrs Harris daughter, who was taken
sick and died within an hour. Another
grandchild Of Mrs. Harris was also taken
i'll and died. The patients under DR.. Mac
Races charge were verv low, and he had
but l;:tle hopes of saving them.
OVER two thousand saloon keepers Of
Cincinnati and Hamilton County, O, have
failed 10 taxi Out licenses under the Scott
law. The time expired July n The
license was one hundred and two hundred
dollars per anuum according to the kind
Of intoxicants sold.
PnISmEyf AxrHuR has issued urocls.
nation urging diligence On the part Of Fed
eral officers in preventing the introdactioa
Of cholera into the rnieed STATES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

s.JAurs G. BLAINE, Of Name" and
sSsrover Cleveland. Of New York"
were The prominent names given BY two
professional pickpockeb Of New York
recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

<wRE died recently in the Peniten-
tiaiy( New Jersey q convict who was
Scrms}G ianitor in . bank at Elizabeth,
wksre b was caught fishing up bills
from : ttr's desk with . cord, sinkcr
and 5hoei. ker's wax, through q hole
in the secoft DOR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

A PHnADELHHIA man buys for half q
cent . pound tons of old rubber over
shoes, rubber o~ver-coats, belts,
springs and hose, and makes them into
Ltoys for the children and chewing gum
- the girls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

Tsoy. y. T.. July ir.-w iiIiam N. D,~r-
who swns the granite ~esis in MS rs,y. h..
= sumnser residence "a NIiestoss p.ss.
lhssiie. Conn- While fishing . dag o. s~o
n. Dyer. hss ~ife AMI seyr<.I frs..a.-
pssir hsshgs In = fax and In approach
ins ~ tsouxs.s sss . tssoy iA~y
sodr1k b - mast 81 . ~r,rksd ,s~~rI.
Th<y p3agn4 81 Tow TIE uas,
and - txk-hosps 81 fiss vr.~E
70 the In tbe derk sssss, a.
fsund . So I'D frusn lts sps>snnc~ r.~,
cts1at ma ~e><thsAh<~n sSor~.xs..
dip laakxIVai b tis~ aask.h<.s.~
ssmnss a. papsrS4 nHahposae4 written /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

1Oklz1CO ID PERSONAL.
Mss Enn1 y M died at Neriden,
Cons, rsesnflyN0 age Of forty-six
yssss. 80 ~ wddtpV pown ~ . botan-
IT, classical scholar C. riter on politi-
col ecoBo0y.
NxWs has besn recsfVeo1 louisville Of
Surveyor Of tie Poet, ss Satl lille, Fla.
va . prominent polit(chG ID was
wsll-known throughout tbs EsneG
AT Portland, Ma, tie 0rssnbtVB sste
Committee mst and voted 70 msA6e pr.
q and aggressive campaign, 49,
that Butler wa The candidate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

SxALL boys, who continually ask
questions, win probably be pleased to
learn that . monkey-wrench Is named
for its inventor. John MoDcky. an Eng
,~fsn mechanic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

e's1 ON. ne aS5fes an ~lntespsstuoai
- kpenf On oliver % that . bi-mefaiiie sns
an be safriy 6xci. He h eppc~ed to
: grants of public land especially to
and woud eneua1xe shipping BY
kb-sdiS~ In coocsasion he demands .
$sr haiios denouncing eIcrfsoe frauds ~
post dangesprs to the future Of The Rrpab-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

bCRErAKY FgKIlxGHUysu states
= no recriprocity treaty With Canada
has rscently been negotiated