The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

! Iocoro;Ir. Bru;h.shDnd. which comprises
seyeatcsn tbonsand mFznb.rs IN the CEsc1
Stats, Canada and Mexico
TIE State nor. has A4.00o s-res o.
planted woodland. whics r. largely osiLs
20 the e.tab.ishmea. 81 ATbor day.
SExr years Grand i<siz- 81 kaLh.s 81
Pv,hfaS will =. he'd af Llcosn- OK the
sccoud TUESDAY Ia oriooc-.
AcHaSGy az tirse has hecl made On ire
Burlington & Missouri Railroad. and here
a.te! the ken1Saw cutoff vii D as-d a :
part Of the main Inc 70 IAeayeT. TEis
shnrtens the distance thirty nB.ies. Tue day
trains viii run 81 this line: the o;heTS. as
heretofore. through Red Cipsd- uew line
is also open for bushes from lIueo.n -
C~oncordia, kaS
MoSEoE MILLER n hoy hor~r tEses. has
BEEN indicted in the Lancaster Couniy Dir
tr.ct Cour; for stea,ing six nul.-. IL vas
hardy a cas-. ot strict stealing. bat more IN
the wsy Of a trade. but the intention s2s
the same; az leas: - the Court ihoGght.
LyoSARD CRIEssER. liyin. west % Firth.
killed twen,y-seyen ratilesna.es in olc dea
while piowing IN n OF his fields
oS the farm 81 ". II. Concannou. near
Ulysses, an elephant pig was born the c:isvr
day which lived a few minutes CEly. The
little animal was perfectly destitute at hair,
lad ears like n elephant. 4 trunk Ike an
elephant, AMI but one eye, IN the lower part
Of lis head. The mOastI0siiy was Preserved
in alcohol.
BAN: papers report TIA, Miss Emma
2 Wilkinson. II that ETY.. who was injured b.
the fail of tie grand stand NJ the Fremont
reunion, was not expected to recover. and
even IL she does size will be crippled for
life.
MASTER MECHANIC H~lwkswoETu, oi
the Burlington & Missouri. has completed n
steam derrick which will lift a ear bodily
and toss il about like a toy. IL was bull, a;
the PIaitsmouth shops. IL j, a complete
piece of machinery. built In the shape al =
ear. with a mast in iis center some twenty
five or thirty fee: high; also witt steam
hosting apparatus attached. The car and
machinery weigh over thirty tons, and when
run up 10 4 wreck will pick up All ordin-
airy box car with the utmost ease and carry
il out of the way.
AMONG the attractions n. the CaSs Comfy
Fair was a German named George Reef,
who, though a resident of Cas- County
since 1857, had never visited Louisville, and
lad not been to Piatt-iDouth since 1850. liz
there Is another mai in the State. who has
ttbN N.A hiH 'ssf E'AN 80 " 49, $500
years, let him be trotted ont.
TIE State Fair came out 81, 900 ahead OF
expenses.
PosT-oFFICE changes in Nebraska during
the week ended September IL: Established
dwight, Butler County: Henry Glover.
Postmaster. Postmaster appointed-Cedar
vile, Sherman County; James L. Camp
bell.
ClaxsT " fnaAfp
County. left North Platte recently for Lin.
coin, armed with Il warrant for the arrest
of one Dorm. charged with bribery ia the
Keith County school land case This AZ
fair was one of great moment, entering into
the discussion OF the present canvass. Gov
ernor Dawes being charged by Democrats
with completely in the frauds.
\. ID. TITUS. OF Omaha, had n fine blac,
Celding stolen from his residence the other
night.
MARrINsBrEG, which wants to wres:
cOunty seat honors from Ponca. is n piac,
OF about two hundred population, and Is lo-
Gated about eight miles sOuth OF Ponca.
a CREIGHTON paper reports that calves
are diving rapidly of blackleg in the eastern
portion OF Knox County.
BILL DIrsoS. employed on a farm in
. NdIpA bN.l WIN lltA ~ sA'AAR' 80
his employer and gathered up $3.50 in cash.
He was caught and lodged III jail.
FREMONT has organized The Nebraska
Mutual Marriage Benefit Association
which proposes Os,ensiblJ TO aid and Ell
courage matrimony.
THE roll of students at Doane College,
Crete, shows l03.
CoLFAx COUNTY recently cut down is
debt 81. coo.
BrHGLAEs again broke into DeBruner's
tailor shop at Lincoln the other night, get
ting away with some of his stock. The
parties who the first burglary
are now in the peniientiary.
THE daughter of Erick Berkunan. oi
Phelps County. climbed To the tower Of d
wind mill recently. and when her It'll,
brother set the machine in motion il caught
her clothing, and whirlin- her swiftly
round. threw her with great violence To thg
ground below. She was fatally injured.
TIE machinery FOR the Touring mill a:
Wakefield has arrived, and Il Is hoped IL
, have the mill at work soon.
THE wife of w. ii. Hunt. one Of the old
, residents of LaPor:e, has become violently
insane, and viii probably be sent 10 The
asylum at Lincoln.
\ SCHUYLER paper says: u. {. E1SSelI'
old mare attended the reunion a. Fremont,
She carried NJ. Russell during the latc
years of the war ard is about twenty-eigh'
years old and not much of an invalid either
being In harness nearly every day.
NEAR Grand Island recently an unknown
man knocked off several planks from Yves.
colts fence and drove oat to the COMMON:
thirty hogs, which he sold tn n son Of Mr.
D Y Ipou-.ff The .ttaf ra,n;ral coz .act
, FOR them. Next morning Powell put tho
case in the hands of the Sheriff Who. az
information. proceeded 10 Aid searching
. the tram. Meantime Powell met the thief
+. received back $500 OF the purchase money
and let the criminal 20. The officers wer;
indignant that so old 4 crime should have
been allowed to pass.
: CHARLEY BLANCHARD. who lived abog'
1 four miles north of Elkhorn City, was the
victim Of a shocking accident recently. ft
vas cleaning out a stable, when 4 horse
kicked him in the head cutting a terTibi'
cash and LAYING back the flesh from TIE
. left side OF the face.
: Mr.. c. ii. TRAvER, Depnty Sheriff %
Brown County. arrived in Omaha recently
5 having in charge three candidates for IT,
Peni:entiary IT Lincoln. The prisoner
= We're Zach Adams and Oren Webb. bill
convicted of murder and sent up for ier
r years each. and Waiter Luca>, who will 100;
, through the bars for two years FOR taxing
aorsc which did not belong 10 him.
+ A NEW route Ia Denver.
ANA named Jacob Wiiner was kiiIes
, and a German woman had her sha;fde
fractured by a wagon upseitlng recently. p
they were returning home from kearney il
Al intoxicated condition. They lived tyeni,
, titles northwest OF that town.