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LEAruER

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATlIER--N
heavy, free Of brands, 8gc N; Y medium
free ofbrands, SIC ~; a heavy, one brand
SIC N; A. medium, one brand, $50 n; B0ltl-
more crop, ilc; Keystone oak sole, $50 'Sc
BUFFALO >LAUiITER-prime, 10 10 ~ u
sides, NC 10; good, 10 to 2j 10 sides, sc To-
counter, II to Atb sides, &c per ID; q. ID,
82tO Sbc 10; No, oak harness lea, 30 70 Sic
10; No. hem harness lea, soc ID; No, 2 ben
harness len, 2Sc 10; No. | hem sltlrtlng
lea, 3ic ~; No, hem skirting len, 81 10 &C
10; welt aud bride leather, 400 10 b.O0 u
do.
puf1,ApELpItIA CALF-- Extra quality
" 10 80 lbs to dozen, 20 N; ~ TO ~ los &
dozen, LIS 10; iito 10 MS to dozen, .O5j 81 e
CONS 10 dozen, LOO 10; % ~ 70 MS 10 dozen
Nrath
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The quotations uven below refer 10 grasl
cattle, living weight
BEEvEs--2 20 Sc a 10.
Cows--l - &c q 10; mich cows, com
mon, 20 is head.
SuEEp.. Prime, lltG.c,
uoATs-- None on tue market
Hoes .-j toto Al N.
Hills AND sfAGs.-i H. t0gl = ~,
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LaaIr,

DO not fail 20 call aud OK.
anime tho elegant selection of black
imported All over lace, at ~ cents per
yard; 81 por yard, worth $3.50; sl.Sj per
yard, worth g 30, and S2.S5 per yard,
worth $3.50, nj BAuman's5
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IMPoRTANr.

EG- Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Exprpss
Money Order, New York Excbnnee or
Drau New Orleans
l.eltorswth Currency Invariably by TX.
I've pay Express charges ON all sums OF
S5 aud upvRrdl
ADDREsarD, NJ. A. nAUPITIus.
=. Address Registered Isottcrs and make
Post Oiiice Money Orders payable To
nEWlORLEANS NATIONAL, HANK,
Now Orleans. In.
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( Lewis Bros & Co, OF Fort Worth,
will open the hnnr' shO0 store IN mo
South Seoiombef /, IN ReinhRrdt
building, 736 Elm street.
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FOURTEEN YEARS

Hats fall styles and colors at less
than coat, ~ Humans.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Texas 1 Pacific R.R.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
HElWEEa THE EAST AND THE WEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,
ARIZONA and
NEW MENIUO,
ARIZONA and

CAbkrOkNIA,
Favorite line to the North, East and
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between st. Louis and Dallas, Fort
Worth, El Paso and San francisco, Dallas
and New 0rleans without change, Pull-
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas to
New Orleans without change.
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TRAINS PAs@ DALLAS

THATNG PASS DALLAS
GOING EAsr-r. &P.Y,For
No. SG2-St, Louis Express ..... S:iV A, N,
Leaves Union Depot ,............ 9:l0 A. NJ
No, lh-San Antonio Elk arr b. 1880 =. n 4
No SN-New Orleans Passenger. sale p. NJ
No S0i leaves Union Depot ,.,. $3.50 p, M
GOING TKsr-UNIoN DEPOT.
No Gl-Callfornla Express, arr. 6:lb y, II,
No SOlzCalilornia Express, Tvs. 6:5 p. NJ !
Leaves Y Il p. Depot ......,..... 6:i5P. NJ
No. SQS Local Passenger, ar...ll 80 A. NJ ..
No, SGmLocal Passenger, Tvs 1910 p. NJ. .
Leaves L, Il p Depot .,,.... l2:20P. NJ d.
No, lbS-San Antonio Express,
leaves L. 4 p. Depot, ...,.. 5:55 A. NJ.
Nos, 3OS and S0i run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos Isl and 1853
connect at Fort Worth with trains to and
from Colorado. Nos. SOL, 302 and 1903 take
meals at the Union Depot, Double daily
trains TO Now Orleans. The Texas Il Pa
ciilc Is Ill miles the shortest route TO New
| Orleans, Solid trains El Paso 10 st, Louis
also Dallas To San Atomic, etc Fast time
| 1rst-class equipment, suro connection. See
that your ticket reads via the Texas & Pa.
citic Railway.
Passengers booked TO and from all MT,
\ In Europe via tho cred STAR Steamship
Line, plying between New York, Philadel
phia and Antwerp. belgium, and tn,
"AMERICAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool England
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates ant
all required Information, call on or address
". p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, SOC Main street, Dallas, Texa
IL L HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
Il W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
VII. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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COUGH sYRup.

OCO1' StnS
DIR, JOHN BULLS
Smiths 'OlicSyTlp
FOR THE CURE OF
fever and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AND ALL HALARlaL DISEASES,
The proprietor Of this celebrated msdi
zine justly claims for il n superiority ever
all remedies ever offered to tho public fer
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
HANENT cure Of Ague aud Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
ing He refers to the entire Western snd
southern country 10 bear him testimony to
tho truth Of the assertion that in no csss
whatever will il fsil TO cure il the direc.
tons are strictly followed and carried out.
In great many cases q single dose has
been sufficient for euro, and whole fami.
lies have been cured by a single bottle, with
aperfeCt restoration Of the general health
II is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, If its use is continued
in smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, moro especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu
ally this medicine will not require any GiC
to keep tho bowels in good order. Should
the patient, however, require O catharti
medicine, after having taken three or fou
doses Of the Tonic, single dose Of BULLN
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO sui
iCient.
BULLS sARSAPARILLA is the old an
reliable remedy for impurities of the bloc
and Scrofulous af5ctions-tho King o
Blood Purifiers.
DIR. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE W0Rl
DESTROYER is prepared in the form Q
candy drops, attractive to tho sight IN
pleasant 10 tho taste.
DLl. JOHN BULLS
SNiTh'S TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAP ARlLLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYED
Tho Popular Remedies OF tho Day.
'rlncinal ONCE. SAT Main ST., Louisville, X
|
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FOURTEEN YEARS
or Practical Experience
with 30 many years Of study, makes
us mEstera Of tho profession, uiCkox
& Hcarne, Druggists.
Ladies, Lock- Lock-
AT the great bargains in black Span
ish, all over lace, Price 30 cents per
yard; Wtrh $3.50 30 BaumaB's
DO not Eail 10 Read
Beumun's advertisement.
Actual bargain
In all depN tmUn's. mt BRuman's.
-.
Bs,sl BEtsl Monmouth nosnsti,
Atyour own prices, at Humans
Crazy Quilt pieces at Bauman's'
Jersey.l Joroeysl Jerseys, ct r.
An elegant limo OF Jerseys at L.
| Bauman's.
SIR and stiif lats ~ aud below cost
On c'oso o1i, St Leon Kshn'e
a==--4=-s-==
Tho celebrated James Means s
mems shoes a Leon kahrip.
-a--.a .
NIif sIt s.lf nat. 30 aut nH.Ha cost,
f tn rluss nul. 1871 h1un Fahn
40 cents will get a good ladies' slip
pnr 90 Leon KRhn'..
Ladies'
Crazy quilt pieces at Bsmuan's.
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COTTON,

Middllng Uplands. ...,.................05T
Middling Orleans ...,...............,...6 GID
ToNE: Closed New York, quiet; Nav
Orleans, dull; Galveston, steady; Liver
pool, nat
COTTON STATEMENT
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bid. ASKED.
TONE: Cloaed--NoW York, steady; New
Orleans, steady Galveston, easyi liver
pool, STEADY.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS
Exports from all United States ports thus
far this weeg: Great Britain, $500; France,
...; Continent, 1858 stock at all United
States ports: This day, 1890; this day
last year, l63S96
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20 cents will get a good ladies' Sip
par az Leon KRhn's
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eIik n1d ,.'t nat. 30 auu nH.1a cost,
30 rluss oul, 49, io0n fahna
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or Practical Experience
with 30 many years Of study, makes
us mEstera of tho profession, Hlckox
y HrArne, DrngRlsls.
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''; cfssy quilt pieces at Bamuan's.
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AT the great bargains in black Span
ish, all over lace, Price 20 cents per
yH'd; worth $3.50 10 Bauman's
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Tho celebrated James Means 50
mems shoes sl Leon kahria.
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DO not all 10 Read
HAnmnn'a advnTilRnmnni.
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SIR and sliH lats 80 aud below cost
On close Dut, ~ Leon Kshn'g
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Actual Bargain
In all departments. ut BRuman's.
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An elegant limo OF Jerseys at L,
Baumah's.
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Crazy quilt pieces at BAuman's.
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Jerseysl Joroeysl Jorsoys, ct e
Baumah'B
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hAlst hbtel Hohhtlhl RehneNl
Atyour own prices, at Bauman's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Suggestion. e., nsiraas ,s- t~..s.p,sy-s
iassg~ st'f.s

wA.nfxGru~. Ma The s@nsaiy
statistical rus .rs;Dn ~ The Agricultural
Department foF MAY. ~hkb ~ifl D. iasssst
within tso os tire. dass ceu'ssns . .ss1-
pr.hsnslsc statement ~ wage psa tn farm
iahores. IN all Is'ts % lie eegssfT. tas~zi
aton wiss, MI is-ig~. TIE ssaiis,sciaa 81
the department. b~ii~s sd q, 10 ~u,ifs uust
worthy: Easisrn sgsses s1sa Asis's
stairs. sals. soaihsss Hts.~~. sraD.
w.s,-rn STATE. ss&. California. 49,.
The ssssyusl. Of isAssr sessirx ~za
ployn.sst la Auueaisass ct TIE as~s
~s,i ssss n ssssas.ly Issxs. yet
ti.Yrr are tnsny bsss<s. Ia aiass@f
even .~~iion 90 The rssanfFy. len ~h~h fs~.e
i mote q, less coaspi. az sf scarcity Tho
r-torf CLOSES vita Tao pss~frzg sz4<sssfAos
f,.si ss the ns@snfsstarisx s~ns sSd essssa
ossle~. - o.~f~d. ~sth~r By tiss isi--s enAees.
81 BY l~nsso.~as sstisssa. uhsosaxh xhkh
eu,a ssan~ussson Ray - oy~sss h~xsr~n so
employed safY ~ssssnss sad f.rus~Fs l.~sA,
ias s~sp 80 is.s . f~pas.hss axsa ~ossay
lsi~rer NAP have sssr man. Of mssssnr
sfsy~n his uss ehsrs<.~r isss-st az sssst
nd ous ga 'aos 49, tsntssrs ss5sest "a To
- s-sas ml.aksa fss . ysofssszaAxi
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

A DISTINGUISHED physician says that
he is disposed to exclude vegetables.
with the exception of cereals and q
little fruit. entirely from the dietary of
nervous persons. Animal food is more
nutritious to the nervous system and
TO the body generally than a vegetable
diet 1t has all the elements for the
formation of the tissues of the body.
and is easily digested. Man can exist
on it in any climate. OF meats, beef
h by far the best Pork Is good for
nervous persons, but is not easily
digested. 1t is q mistake about eating
TOO much. The majority do not eat
enough. Nervous dyspepsia comes
from working too hard and moi eating
enough. When q man begins to suffer
from overwork. he should eat plenty
of good bread and butter, drink two
quarts of milk . day and eat plenty of
good meat. When such q person ne
sorts to . vegetable diet he grows
weaker and loses his nerve power. Man
was made to eat meat and he never
viii flourish on . vegetable diet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
4 BIG HAUL

F~sadosksr ssd H,s lsaisns CaPssrs .
sappsy rrs,s of rhirty-aee wseeas with
In rsesve Nile. ut ns~ssiefsra-rh. In
hahit.ats OF the latter Place Alarmed
wIxxIreo, Man. May ia train
with provisions, WATCH left Swlf, Cur
rent . week : Was attacked oy Pouod-
maker aud his indians. a1d captured after
: fight In which several were wounded
and two Killed. Thiiiy-one teams and
tweu,y-one Transfers were captured. Ten
;earasiers escaped. The train Was within
thirteen miles OF gsti!etord.
WI~NryG. Man. Nav i5.-Ister dis-
patches SAY the train, WATCH consisted o.
thiriy-one transport wa-ons laden with
.upplies, ammunition. arms aud clcthin:
for the troops, under rscori of tca mount
ed police, lett Swift Current for Battle.
ford las, FRIDAY. The road had been
good aud excellent; progress was made.
A point twelve miles from Blttlcford WAS
being passed about nine O'Clock yester-
day morning, when suddenly . horde
Of Indians rushed out Of the
bush from all directions ani seixcd
the iesmst-rs, of whom t,err Was Que
to each wagon. Three or four
attacked each 'cam.tcr. AMI the latter
were INSTANTLY o~yerpowered- The
mounted police offered desperate IT,
s:s,ancc, and for = time tn exchange OF
firm. was general. oic mounted
policeman, who's name IL not
learned, was Killed. and several
police ani Transfers were
wounded. The balance -. the police and
teams,ers escaped aud made all haste To
Bsttleford, where m alarm was given.
The troops At once spraa. "a arms, and 4
strong guard was placed about the town.
The inhabitants were terribly alarmed,
but the day wore away without sny
attack. Colonel Otter was making
preparations tn attack the iu-
dams, but on second thought resolved TO
wait for rcinforccmeut~. There h 10
doubt about the band bcin: Poundms-
ker'., because they are known ts b, In
that vicinity. Terrible nxict IL ic!i In
Winnipeg, as IL was understood that Ia.
women AMI children were tn = { out from
Baule.ord for Winnipeg early yesterday
morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
INTERNATIONAL Y. "A. c. A.
T~w.nty-si,ih Annual Meeting 81
the Association.


ATLANTA. Ga, May H-Thc twenty.
sixth annual convention Of the loang
Mems Christian As-rlaiioa 81 the United
States and Canada met in the Baptist
Church yesterday. Il. L. Mei.urney. ~
New YORK, called the euns,u,lon Ia order.
ard George Rodgers, ot Milwaukee. Vas
elected temporary President. and
MAJOR Joseph i~isrtie. Of SCI
ma. Ala. was subsequently, eiectei
permanent President and G.cufss
7. CoNtead. OF ~. Louis. Secretary. Al
dresses Of welcome were dclivrte,i by O. 81
Justice Jackson. of the supreme CouF;. and
Rev. DT. Bashsl,. of the Presbyterian
tliunch. Mr.. Kennedy. SECRETARY at the
London Association. Mr.. piIiden-. - the
Berlin Association, ,o'ini iInekisnsr. 81
Berlin, ard Nr. ". MADDEN. ~ isari"u.
were introduced and made brief addresses.
In The afternoon Mr.. BTsrnsft PRE-
scr,sd the report of ,lss ~inisrss-
tion.i Committee showing that 40
associations reported iI2.00 nea.l-fs.
II. q active msmb.r- on coipini;tsss asd
nearly 1000 young mems Bshir eiass~s.
The association ownoi - Do1 worth 81
property. I'll. expenses Of III. cofnmii,re
for the year were sJi 1000. They employed
eleven secretaries. Eighteen n~w buildings
had bsen dedicated during the year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
a.icaeLe
C".artim ~fs bssh."E.a n~tsssn rs~.s
dess ssssss ..I thu ed -ss N~~ suu~fs.
ssa ssfal.t-r..

Cs.ari,.a OF. Is.h."F.a n-,sssa rs~.s
dsss osssy ..I tho ed -sa N~~ su~r,-
ssa Ni.t.t-r.
Pans. Mas ia-Mr Nof'ol 10 rr'isas
United States Minister. psv.sni~i hs ~iriiss
Of fs~ ali la President Grew SER M.4tu
aud ". af~sy then lntshsi iozsihef A.
t.rvapi MriR presented hbs gfrtisltsfs
la The President aRi ds!4ssrssl ~ a~.iiss
io whlch NJ '.r,sy frp.ie,. ws.o.s..nv tie
new minister AMI iaabsiaS Lta 90 ,he 49,
iimcnls expressed. Ia g.. aadfe-. -.
Cfrsy sz.aryd Nj. Ncisa~ ihaf e
would always nnd IN faslsr 60 rrzi
~sttnpaih"t 20 eUefsih.h u ',rfy
thing caieu's,~i la rFussots s,e w%s'farr IL
the Am~riesn frpubl- g.. Ia fsalas ts far
well. SIR Morton ib4Ht~i u Iavsy Gee iu,
proofs of cs;.- ~ sua s,mp1iiJ vtrs As
had received ifaa, hsH4 and ifoaa 81 itraas
G~.os-Fnsarnt. cf wiinua hv .asi D. ~sa,a 81
Ways preserve = ptec."us remembrance ~
t.r-vy rxpf.~s-i profound ursfs; 81 ths &C.
parsuf- oG Mt NoF'an. saYiz 81 hAa sius
appr~r .si-i NJ. MrHon's great shafs lsf.
adding that II the H~ss~s sHi tfadsts~ns "f
the two rpunif,rs bad I-Iasittei hs saasi
have asl~ - a. a fsFng 20 iAs tnfst
States UayrInnsa' that Ut. siostst
la Ts;sinsi at Paris. NJ. NrisEH
ia bis sldtr=s aid e haze The
honor az presenting mv credentials a.
nf the I nit~i States ~ AnsfFA
I cordially share President 'lesslzlsds
sentiments uf f~vsJ~s; ansi ffsrBasA y to
vafd France snd h~f Government Al
though little ~ofthy ef Ia htsE miasast
iniuf.;ci ts fns. al nav snusts aHt % as
re~;sd toaatd tightsu.ix the tafsi - uaiff
t~fvs~p iTsssrs sud S8srca
I he banquet ~ hen"s 20 Nj hosts.Ss. ist~
American MiHlstsf. ssz Els~fs q, fAe Iiaisi
COatinenrsl last even NJ Two t.ousaai
snrAta Wee Irrsrnt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

sr LoTss xsJ E-Th~ fssrs 81 x~sA-
a<i~s Es&sess>. d sAss- s~~t sss~ ye~s~sasT
ms<nans ., tssn rAueA Thzs~ w~sv
rs~->zss B1Asy Tksszss nssssss. sf :.
:a~s s~asss B@ssoa s~-sassxs ~. L.
liars. % Ssw Yea. . . Fs.s>r. - b.
tsa: :. ". Merrill s< rs1s<s. T. |. A
sr.wsl of sxshss<ssa. - G.. 81 ". Hss~
r-n. of I~nses. Gel. ayrSs ". fas 20
Sl@A~srss. wgDan a. nd u Tss~sA
ksnL Lao W. was.<n1 ct s1n<iazzs xaa
w. y. AastzJzxa< Dssy sh~ pr.kinnxsy
ss~ os thS srssos vss trszs@sEe~l snd
a sasa<zsnn~ss wss had ~ ps~sSFs f< .
Issss ns~~nax sesAx@i - - seasxss~a ~
E.sa<xx, fs~x
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
CENTRAL AMERICA.

The President of Honduras Interviewed
Relative Ia tho Late War and tho Present
Status Of Afairs-Ih- United state.
looked To for Central American Devel-
opment-H~eirroeisy Wanted.
NEw ORIx,Ns, La. May 1.-THE
1ip,es-Democrat publishes an interview
with President Bo=ran OF Honduras rela-
tive tn the late war and pre.en; status of
affairs in Central America. Bo,ran says
there are three parties there. the
Nationals, who favor unltcation Of
who oppos. IL, and those who aihcre TO
the several governments with no opinion
nj all on the question OF "a. Union. Him.
self, Bsrrios aud Zaldivar, OF salvad or.
made 8 compact To rccons;ruc, the I've
States into one republic, which failed
through the treachery of Zsldivsr. ~ IL
already known. and resulted In . decIara-
ton of war a.lins, The latter by Bsrrios.
With the death Of Barrio. fell all hopes
O; Central American patriots IN Hon
cnras. Bsrrios VAS actustcd 10 the
movement by . patriotic scntimen; OF re-
STORM. the old republic OF isSs, and not
through ambition of becomiu: dictator
Of the united couatrr. Ills patriotism
was sincere, ard he rad no hope Of be.
coming President of the Union.
Regarding Admiral Joucti's statement
SIR. Hogrsp said BarYios Was ioO maoa Of
an American 10 secx European siii~s.
The only foreign nation whose friendship
he desired MAS the United e;s;es- lie
was friend Of the Nicaragua Csns!. and
re-arded america as 3 .eBeroas nation
whom the smaller State. need no. fear.
EoerIn 10 ked io tue Cnited States for
tie development, Of Central America, AMI
would ocer every irducemcDt In Its citi-
z-n. In The way OF grsnts. iiondosas
ec>ircd TO cio>e . reciprocity treaty with
the Cni:1d States
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
A LONDON MOB.
Trafalgar square. London. In Possession at
. Rof~t~rous Mob. Who Sing .Isuie Hri-
tannis.' and Indulge i'm Other Cuip,sbi~
he concentrations

Trafalgar square, London. In Possession at
. Bnf~t~rous Mob. Who Sing .Isuie Bri-
~tannis." and Induise in O1h-r CuiIAbis
demonstration.
LONDON. MAY ll.-A riot occurred this
afternoon between u mob and the police
for the possession of the Nelson onu
ment In Trafalgar Square. About 10000
persons had assembled In the Square 10
make Il demonstration against the Gov.
ernmcnt budget proposals 10 decrease the
duties on spirits and beer. The crowd
was very %unruly. The police found them.
selves unable TO miin;ain order. The
pressure on the speakers com
PEELED them To mount the pedestal
Of the Nelson Monument. When froIr
this em!nencc the speeches were resumed.
thov were rendered iulgdi5ic by the up.
roar anon. the royst-rrrs. The police
INTERVIEWED 10 secure silence for the ora.
tors, and then "A struggle cnsucd between
the mob ani the police for possession 81
the monument. Thr row lasted nearly an
hour. and the promoters OF the meeting
and the police wrr. compelled Ia retire.
leaving the crow"s ln:in. In triumph.
"rULF BRITANNIA"
Soon after the mob had compelled 'ht
speakers TO leave. IL sur.cd Town Ia tn,
front of the National Cub. which face.
Trafalgar Square, ". e.. Every person
noticed eutcrin. or lcsyin: the clut
huiid in- was mobhed. The attitude al
the crowd was 80 men1cin. that th"
club doors were closed. aud
a messenger WAS dispatched T..
Scotland Yard for additional police. 4,
nine o'clock last night the rioters were
still In full possession Of Trafalgar square
snG Northumberland avcnur WAS also &C
cupicd by a mob OF several thousand.
The police by this time had been largely
reinforced. had charged a number ri
times upon The moo and had made several
arrests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
TIE late Commodore Garrison

The late Commodore Garrison was
. man Of Herculean build and MANY
stories are told Of his feats of strength
In his younger days. An old friend of
his SAYS: His presence was imposing,
and he had . breadth of shoulder thar
vas Herculean. saw him once lift q
barrel Of flour. with . man on top Of
IL and then throw them both Of a dock
a easily IS one would fling q terrier.
Tie man had made . remark that the
Commodore objected to. and without q
word the Commodore threw him over.
boe-d. He wasn't called Commodors
Ghen-only Csptain-and wheresea
Captain Garrison vas he ruled tn<
roast In the early days OF 90 he
was accredited with rescuing aficno
- his from twelve border Mexlcans
rIkile in : saloon. He broke two Of t1e
0sa's necks BY i1inging them nom
-. 81 ltacturcd another ones skeal
- . blow g his 6sk"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

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ard ,hs iTsc8ssnx of tb~ s~xFns ,sfss~s fs
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ts~ t~yTesssyr sss sreop. The s~esxrnas
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svss~sy. tbas s~issssea4Ex The laas ss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of tho Daily NswA
PERsoNAL AND POLITICAL.

161S~1N~a y 8NJbsHDuCA
OSCAR II. MILLS, Agcns for the sac and
Fox Indians In Iowa, and Charles A.
Gould, Receiver Of Pubic Moneys ut Miles
City, Mont, have resigned.
MARSH ADAMS, the minstrel known tho
world over by his rendition Of .1Oid Black
joe" died recently in indianapolis Of can.
cerous affection Of The liver. He was aged
forty-six, and leaves . vito, whose stage
name IL Susie Wild.
CHARLKs E. HAsBRoox. Of Kansas City.
has been appointed Collector for the Sixth
Missouri district
COLONEL FRANCIS DEFINITION has been
appointed Governor of the Congo State,
and not Henry NJ. Stanley, an previously
stated. Colonel Dew inton will return 81
Europe In lSs6, when Janscns will become
the resident Governor Of the Congo State.
Hon. GEORGE II. PESpLnrox, the new
United States Minister TO Germany, ar.
rived at Berlin on the 18th.
The President has appointed Ferdinand
F. Dufairs, Of New York, to be United
States Consul at Havve.
SECRETARY ESDrcorr left Washington
ON the 18th for Fort L~eavenworth, To in.
spect the military prison n: that point.
THE Democrats OF the Illinois Legisla.
ture, on the 18th, made a determined ut.
tempt To elect Morrison Senator. They,
however. failed. He received l0l votes.
Morrison thereupon withdrew, and Judge
Lambert Tree was made the Democratic
nominee.
THE President has appointed Thomas q.
Simms Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the district Of Arkansas, vice Henry n.
Cooper suspended; also Charles Il. Staples,
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Twentieth district of Pennsylvania, vice
Edward II. Chase, suspended.
THE President, on Icing invited recently
to visit Boston. replied that public business
would not permit him at present to fix a