The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-03

A DI<rATCH fTuza I~TN;isr>ou:h q .s
80. Says. The following ~r-pFc-zlss tic
co8iiis Of ils- s@1-Gal cTur< r,c-. 10 ~
bTaFkA. G!.n she's rsfyrts hste t--ru called
foT ard r.ade - rsus<Y I've csFTesf-GdrnIs
IN's. average csra saau ~ - csgnae4 Gser
100 J~T cent: ~heaL nysszse ouatiiaa
when harvested IN - ~r0saiie& IU) t-r
Ter cent oats ayeFaZr osadfksu saen h4f-
veft.3 IN - cysntse=, - p ccrL bzrleN.
average coadiiioa when h4u@t~i a. 60
~cOgBiis~. - i-T c9aL Re-. asega<e coz
dt.lOH WEcn harvested iB - couu;i- 1o
p~r c-ui: Iush po;Aso-~ average e9sd.tssl
ia 80 counties, I0i~ T-r cent. sw~-, -
;siD-% asc-As- roudti3a lu - cgaa;l-. iH'
~ csLt tGtarc0. asesacr csn-!tsus
10 ; counties. reported - iDj pr
oalL; sorghum, ayerZe cond.tip1 "a
II counties. IJst I~T cent az
pies. ayegs-. cund tiru ia fu.tya-Ksn cual-
tee 100. ter cent. Etai~S. ayega-c oI,ris-
ton IN iOfiy>sx cuIl.t.-.. 70: I~E csr-
number % hGg- 10 fait.u.az. COMPARED
with i>>i, m - C~DuIt.r~. r.. pr
cent: hos. aycTas. Condition a, g. Nr-ht
aai ,szc - coiApaTci w.iA former wears. 81
IeT cent Tie weather Ca jlr Whole ia>
G"en favorable for corn. Ss-sHulE, t~ra-
wheat. Potatoes ilrsh and swcyIH. spgsC
and grapes since last report IL Hs. sea
particularly favorable FOR corn sud has "a
creased the percentage yvry cons t-fah.y.
Two weeks more 81 favorable weather wil
place mort fields 81 cUJu o.t 81 danger
from frost. - little wheat H.. been
thre,hcl that ! correct estimate Of th-
yic.d = difficult: ~ be made; bow ever. piLs-
iug the c.d Ter acre the same n. l-~- and
a.! report, agree that b, - better. Tire total
a.- - a. Ga. aLa. cen &c., B. %
aud % a much better quality. Tn "ai aud
barley crop Va, injured ~ w, weather.
However. the total Yield will exceed TIA. az
i->i. The apple and grape crop j, aJHu-
daui and Of cNceiieHt quality, both bean:
largely ~ excess Of any former year.
The Wonsn's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a STATE convention Ia
Omaha, October ..
TT contamination Of the Nebraska
agreement WAS reported assured. The gen.
cTal freight agents II the Omaha lines met
NJ Chicago Ou the 22d, and after al all day
session finally agreed uuou all rates IL
tween Chicago and Omaha and Nebraska
points. The new tariff agreed upon doe,
not differ materially from the oGc now uscI
b. the Western Trunk Line Association.
Mrs. SMITH, wife OF y. \. Smith. living
near Auburn. set = bucket az boiling water
in the ward 10 scald some chickens recently,
when her Little four-ycar-Old daughter. Iva,
by some means upset il and fell into II.
scaiding her entire back, from the effects Of
which She died.
y IISCoIN paper SAYS: ~ reporter
called on United States Commissioner Eli
Kingsley IL ascertain the wherefore Of the
dc&rtI of examinations before him In case,
OF violations of the whisky ami tobacco
revenue laws. IL Will bc remembered that
a few months ago there was great activity
among Deputy United State MIrSha,S. and
every day or two some wretch who had
willingly or uuwiiliEglv violated the law
was brought in for examination. Tie Com
missioner didn't know what was the
matter with the BOYS. but mentioned incl
dentaily that the mileage which tIey Used
II he allowed for serving sUbprHd> has been
cut OF. Whether this has anything Ia DE-
with the sudden cooling OF the officers en.
thu-iaSm We cannot say, but the two things
Come in interesting juxtaposi,ion.'
SOM OEnaha roughS fired At some sol
dicrS at the barracks recently. when tie
soldiers pursued. and coming up with a
young fellow named Bingham they beat
him numerically after he bad three ribs
broken 10y being thrown on. Of = buggy.
Bingham was innocent OF any offence and
dbl not belong 10 the party who dit the
shooting.
AZ Omaha Councilman named Woods
worth was arrested recently charged viii
fraud IN paving contracts.
J. l. AvTEY, of Battle Greek. thus
writes To all Omaha paper. concerning the
outbreak of disease among hogs: Il saw IN
your paper of September 22d an account of
a disease In hogs that cannot be- accounted
for. and killing the hogs off 10y hundreds. 1
had six nice Shoa.S: they were taken SICK,
would not eat, wcaa across the kidneys.
would 60 staggering around the pen. aud AZ
last all died; and | found by examination
their head and throat II be full of VOTES.
! took sixteen from one pig. irou six e
eight inches long. | first SAW some of those
worms coming from the nn>;rii, Of one o.
my pigs. Would it not be- well for stock.
men Ia examine their hogs and SEE il this ie
not what Is the cause of the hogs dying: and.
If 50. what causes these WORMS and what
Will drive them from the bogsT"
THREE wild steers got loose in Omaha
recently and created much CONSERVATION.
~F0>ToFFICE changes m7NcbraSka during
the week ended September 20: Established
sii " ~. bS'hp NtNllAhs ". " ENlbIiiF. /
Postmaster: Branch. Cedar County. Taco
dorc Dresser, Postmaster; Olive. Nance
County, +. q. Mcintyre. Postmaster: over,
Custer County, William \. McMuiIen. Post
master: Sportsvilie. Adams County, Peter
4. Vote, Postmaster. Di>cOu;inucd-Chad
ron, Sioux County. Name AMI site changed
-Ladora. Sioux County, to Brewster.
George W. EreUsler. Postmaster. Post
masters appoiuied-Bcavcr City. Furnas
county. Luciu~ kin-man. Postmaster: pa--
h.Il. Brown County, David Wi,mpt. Post
master: Meadville, Brown County, William
:. Moore, Postmaster; Peru. Ncmila
County, John {. Wyne, Postmaster.
THE horse ranch of ". +. Cody. Buffalo
Bill" is situated about three miles from
North Platte. between the railroad ani
the North Platte isiy.y. Some Of The b.:
breeds OF horse%, both light AMI drau.ht.
arci1 these stables. This ranch j. one al
several owned 10y Mr.. Cody. which. with hs
splendid residence and farm Just one mil.
from town. make him one If tn .'o|s:
fixed" stock men in this valley.
TIE hody of John Coviile. of Cambridge.
was found horribly muii!ated on The railroad
tr.t!k near that town recently.
TIE Fremont Normal School and Bus.
ness College will open for the reception al
students October II.
NELLIE pTACKgN8U>u. 4 Young girl q;
weak intellect. living in Columbus. Ianras
ter County. was decoyei into a room ~ = c
young mel named Frank Smith and Geur--
recently and subjected - s,.ch
ouiraEes that she died on retaining 20 LeI
fathers house.
GAEcoTEEs in Omaha.
DUEING 4 yiolen; lightning storm a.
recently. five street graders enteres
4 barn foT protection from ra.n. and all but
one We're soon afterwards knocked doaH.