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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary Of the Daily News
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

WILLIAM joins THOMAS. the antiquarian
and since I"1 Deputy Librarian Of the
House Of Lords, died recently. He was
born In ISJ3.
". H.. MAY, al Old citizen Of Spring.
field. H.. went 20 bed in a room on the
third floor OF a hotel in that city recently
and was found lead the next morning on
the pavement.
GENERAL MIDDLETON, of Canada, has
been created a knight Commander Of the
Order Of ST. Michael and -. George for SER
vices rendered in the Northwest during the
rebellion.
THE Democrats Of Mississippi have re-
nominated Governor Lowry for another
term.
a LONDON dispatch saws: II is stated
that Maxwell, vino murdered Preller in 81.
Louis, No. is the son Of a National school
master at Hyde. near Manchester.
WILLIAM CARLTON, the well known
actor, committed suicide recently in New
York 10y turning on the gas and shutting
of the ventilation in his room.
THE Democrats Of Iowa nave nominated
Hon. Charles T.. Whitney for Governor,
ION. T.. H.. Gilletts for I.ie~utenant-Gov-
ernor, and Hon. W. r. Brannan for Su-
prone Justice.
THE Ohio Democrats have renominated
Governor Hoadly and Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Warwick. Charles ID. Martin was
nominated for Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Hos. ID. J. MORRILL,, General Manager
Of the Cambria Iron Company, and for
many years Representative Of the Seven
teenth Pennsylvania District in Congress,
died recently at Pittsburgh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
GROWING PROSPECTS

Report. sbo~Iax tt.tt.Ftrr pasfaps f,.t-
''sp. in -. ~-uth '"si~" srsr. saga.
T'h.s'p .aa ne Ia $50. I.-ssrs 81
H.pnttf.i E.fafe.
Bans. nv. Ne Ng-ur 70 The T.al-
tiu"tc H.-uf!rfarers' Errsyi 4 Arr4.t
20 VII ~tre b~sry Csc psees 20 sr.sd
reports. sip~ ~ That The south trfa
gar max ~ largest crops rs-t pro-
tac.a RS 'aat =@rc'i-a. AMI AZ the 3s4,st
-ost u" corn crop. Is ca D.. 7og .sfr.
% reported - ~ s~off~-r1ai~uf. 20 b~
'In' hesi inr ;srnts y~1rs BEL, yer
SuoSn, etc sal 49, Pc r.~f Eat shr
i-:re-si" yt~ii 49, 1e sH. bgs4.
- uor~ than last year - ~arst. earn
Ilaa az .ncrca.e 81 500. n11 bushels 10
rp"a. Ntsie ia C.or=2 t4e N'a,~
Agricultural psrar'ra~a, ~s.ia4s,es "a
,ncr~asr q . ~. 183 bushe on 1T
49, -. op5 sus1~ls ossr 80
10. '"Perts are rq1A.ly s=,;ernr fraua
TIE other ~;sf-s Waitc tar Cotton c-,,..
= suil Liable - b. fSna-~i. Fl. 81. sr-
.irsr} tHat tess years uII - maes f,~
iafEsst crop ~F~r ~pradqrstf. ere a.sra-n
bring greater ihss ever b~'8r~ IN
corresponding ur~ ia pa, s~zfs
ia fsfr1E-o. Tn e al v~~r~taetsa tie
prosp~cts sre thst tb~ rrnps =. 5- vefr
arg. uhls f~e rsour.s bg Yrg
inf sg-Rra Fngra woFr 2roGta1.- r-ge.
team isst I've ivo9 a. < ssursi
poiut 81 v~s 'hs ffpsr~rfs ifeu sae
~0u.4 co0.d hardly 20 e~tSr. g. t-sH~
a. snuia-fgsss th~r~ : afr.aI4 De
eif's ehsD=s ~ ts~ bsiter. AL ez~u
'ntHs . r.ou.si-: To- goat artsfy n
s|1.s1est ts. g" 81 niatrr
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The CHOLERA.
hs,~s, Reports - the Hasaxss of,hs Dread
Ds.ss- IN spain.

NV YoEk. Augls; IA Nsrssil1es
cable special - "a. Hc-1bi say. Sntv IN
standing o." oppressive heat tie sitlai~'n
remains much the saglr q. Il wn y~.t.r
day. S~v.Ta. IA, csc. % mas n4ni
cholera az" n0'si. but un; ~ occurring
among Tie healthier classes ~ Ia the -; -
.-,crtay. He MAYOR a. aOSi-l.e. -
iN-ni, . sh; fresh ca... ~ cbo'gra to dsy.
and 1, &. umDG~I TIA; four deaths have
occurred 10 tie ihsro Hospital. rh~rr
st;y I've patient. 81! remain. since Il,
10Th inst one hundred and u..gty patents
hay. b~>n admitted - tbs busp "a.
q, th~-@ G.y-fye have d.si and Ten have
been 3 .rlArs~d .. cared. Sc Temporary
hospitals have ben O.~r~i. EEpr~ss sls
90 .tf.Es I'd En.tl07 ar~ u.~d sxAus' tie
MAJ or. 80 s"f~n'y charged 18th us4ax
th- cI~.tof 10. 90 francs recently vOt~i
=, %. mruiCl.sl ggnr. 'oy sanitary pr
rsf-. az! "a. tie Ta~faai So n u~-s
'~tsrsrAy hc-p - >-srsal fnrsxn nav
gr Ga rt~HgAE-~. su0u. otE~r. 10 E.5bs
tn" FLOR o Llu~. has. s~a~d - pal ia ai
HzfN-H.~< and tie Esrtof has qgIt- . F-st
-nrtO,y spp~srzars Ths insa rsss 10
sgEsunx Bat D~asly a. saofss ~. o,eh
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
TsE WABASH STRIKERS


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SsH'"A tA~EEtFo 'caHtt"s - 30
4 - = Labor ta issa * = .sr~-a' o-I~s
>. ,hE -a.. .r...4srI --.11 raal L. a~g
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o ia 't "A'+N' ' ~ -
ben g.. .u~t bF "a srr~rs tc "a tFdAs.
Tie r--s., %. ;sr Nasass tr..t.~~
,f ,~~
'ei , lie a r02i' 30 sr'c'A @''s -
Tr.-~.srs ts.- '~~G r~-~ .~i hs t'~rs f-.H1
4 SCREEN. r.-.. $40 f-,r, branch a.
Coz '" .> "
A. Ht NtS 1ef ...sH;'1 10 Nia"l tf
T.. Me-. So = '1r \ 90, a. oyrf 80
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

MApRIp. August DE German am
bsssadnr to-day called ou N~aor t.i"ay"n.
Spanish Foreign Munster and Gs.'"r'd
thai Official Germany reply - The S.an.sh
note. protesting agaIn~; 'as -~iT..- az 80
Caroline Islands lie T~vIy - cn-cs't
IN friendly term. a. Offers %
submit SPIN, Gains - ." ss"'
to a fair examination. l. = REPORTED TIA;
two war vessels have ttaru J-I.-.Ns ou -
Zap Island, tie largest ~ th- Caroline
group. Inc feeling 20 H. ct~ aSsH-:
G-rmany j. growing s'~tta ant
several! au:-GcrDaH o...H atH.s
have already TET- ~ a
meeting ~ tie SpSu.a G.ocra,l "a. So
cfety lat evening - 't-s DENIM g'u-y =
ti- tsrJfnSus were = 1y appalled, All
a ,eEy bitter spin; ~2s dep Eef- % .u-
tense ~ tie fee ns s~o,a. ia; 80 as
th-rifr- uio'Esutary eTa.i an attsra "a
toe GcTTan Embassy I'D ave "a. nt.eI =
age fore. OF IO..cc - CaTd TIE banding.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

NEW IoKK. Angus; -I.-ErE-gg,atiTes
o; tie ~fof;yseysn g. \. 4 Pots 0; ;As
city. comprising the N-asr1l Comm t~e.
yesterday ..n; OF: ih'oz-h 80 S,a;~ 20 al
post. a c.rcu A. letter xyas 80 names =
~A.-emo!ymcn and s~.aa.9r, vao A.l soed
against and fo' - b. ia ;e i=z.strre
-; wia.~- providing T~F~.~rraoe- .oE Cad
Army men n c'u srve. apo n;sa~ai&
7 letter ends VII a. adturL. nl 20 a!
tct-rars - tia-& - :. 49, n is -:
that 80 TTr-- o. ." I-2.!
Amy iu inr "a; c~~F.> ~y5ue .stJs %:
Era;inir ;FOaH OF So ~! NaLl0EA Gys-
er.rnsarE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

LONDON. AuE2s; 2--uhe L1n.tna ness
paIers s-as-lIy d-nDsae. -. PcG Ma!
G-I-a:e for refusing 20 p.hl.h :As ls.:e. y:
Mss Fascss e~Ion.7i1x NJ. Pr4rus .ro-
the charge o. hsglnz e-a -. from hO.z.
A. recently pnS.rsoa = a. G-rz TIE
solic'io- fot NJ FcAfs ruba.bes = le::er
IN whoa hs Sss Gr ks IA. b-cn -
siruei~d oy as lex rs.ain from T:os>
eGi.nz TIE SI.s a. - a cage % Gun
noo as>aali aSc '~T .o< TIE c4-Ir ks
inflicted Tie oo1es esg. o. ;he aez-i
SroaHa o. As ssn,H Al cruelty - 80
fOlas q - 'nuL r-aaliy
weSn Sseo ~ oaxics0a. - %
EslSeesis hin co hrsa.ss eAuse
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

HTir~s. " 7. Ag1us; 1-Er:~a'lrs
p.epara;ons ~. b~in4 n.2as fsr Tie 100.
INK - S0siaas ~1ss C-0p~r s~~p
ci4; ~ az tas -;y Auxss; - Tt@ as~o
cation represents ~ssh czpa. e 81 yr9
eat. sn4 iHof~-. pCacPat.y -n;;ie- iAsss
d>.cxziaDss from 80 yfa17s ~a;G@ par
se:. - T.. comfy ~ be gfe~n. ~ ->l
q. from SIX a-~1~alkSss .rO-a HyUrusns
Co,orasn. I&h w1sh nx:syn TsTr:or
ltsho az! Iako'a The Sontans As-s-as-
TIA " h~ssl sGs3 MI a~s t@ZaLga
= bod -b~ sH;s~1:a anEusl f.l- h.re -
gazing AE.ls; = ini asink ecs seq
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

NJ thompson was an Sod at A. Tan-
do;t". Nan. recently. charged with Icing
implicated III the murder at jacob Johns II
in Washington County, Ind, September -.
1883.
A FREIGHT train on the CheSapehke,
Ohio & Southwestern Railroad going west
from Louisville, XIV, was wrecked near
Adsms' switch recently. and Engineer
Thomas Sheriff. with his fireman and a
brakeman were killed. Conductor Good
man was badly injured.
Mas. AGHrS kLsDZrCH. twentv-ssven
years Old, the wife OF n Chicago laborer.
was recently found nv her husband on his
return from his DAYS work dead. gagged.
bound and evidently murdered. here be-
ing a long deep cash behind her ctr, -T-e
house w.. Confusion and ths[fcw valu-
alkN il had contained w~crD-EissinE.
LEONARD GARDNER was recently ar
rested at Springfield. H.. for wife beating.
Upon heinz released he armed himself
with two revolvers, and meet ne the two
officers who arrested him opened fire. in
S:an.ly killing one officer and mortallv
wounding the other. The officers returned
the fire and Gardner received three shots.
and died almost instantly.
was received AZ Cairo,
Ecvpt, that a great massacre recently
took place az Bsrher, and that the ~popUlace
were starving and seized the city treasury.
The body OF a beautiful woman
found IN the river. just above Louisville.
XIV. recently. AMI thought ~ lee Mrs
Annie johnson. OF Madison, Ind. has been
identified Ne Miss Laura II. NoUr>-. % Cin-
c%iunati. Facts were developed slowing
that she deliberately tieI n towel oser her
mouth and walked into the river. leaving
her clothes on the tank.
PRor. JOHN YoUxG. OF Iniianapolis.iie
recently. aged sN;y-uins. He was Cansg.
20 Belfast. ireland. under Prcs!is n Lin
coin. and professor OF languages 81 Butler
University. IrvIag;on. Ind.
AN eastsound passenger train on The At
an;ic s. Pacific Railroad WAS d!;ched near
Powell Station. Arizona. recently. Two
white passengers aud an Indian were
killed.
JOE HAWKINS MAS shot and fatally
wounded BY William Thompson at Chris
tianbu.g. KY. the other iay. Both men
were farmers and quarr-!ei abou; c hog.
! SYvEx members Of James Eobsrcsou's
family. residing .: Pittsburgh, Pa. were
mys,eriously poisoned recently. Il was ai
firs, supposed that tie trouble or isa.ei
from some ham. of which the entire family
had par,sken. An aualy sis proved this IN
correct.
TsE Mahoning Valley Iron Company .:
Nounrs.oyu the rrumbuIl Iron Couuua-y
a, Girari. ami Andrews Bros- s. Co a;
Hsxelton. o.. AVE 81 sned the ~Amalsamaied
Association scales.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

A STRANGE malay has broken out
among cattle. part splarly milch COWS.
in the neighborhoo4 just north of the
Union Stock Yards g Chicago. and ex-
tending to the Bridgeport slaughter
houses in the southeastern part OF the
city. The disease appears to be in all
eases fatal. 1t is thought the afflicted
cattle show symptoms of Texas fever.
When the spleen ID examined after
death it is found swollen to three times
its natural size. II esiistrict in which
the disease is confined contains many
patches of open pIa1ric. upon which
cows Craze in herds. Texas cattle are
frequently driven Tito Bridgeport
through this district. sed it is believed
tina. the disease was aseght from these
passing herds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
a = FATALITY.
,hfc~ brother. N.rtd.nt,ti, hrj,i within
Iutis. Ituu.~


NtEUN'- NN-.H. ~. Aust -
NJ s,th Im.y. 81 'l., la.. ara ,--ri
widow. U.r -,u .. % BE. tlrs ,.ur
wo.a,i nu a., lat Erta.4 IA r,J
Jason .rt'. 90 ~.r rs.i t.f's .
g.,sct 100 TO- -.a'~ ,trrce N,l.,. y
'.jrl .1u. % f',-r ..l ST. .1g-. va, q m .-5
I.., .t.i sikh i,r m''l,r. f,. 3d.. ur
iat. 81, OF Them own Oa ffdJs 1853 6
las, john whil. running 20 tlu a sw tra.
fr.l ,n,n a c,'I. quad srd broke hH. peek
Saturday mauus. before 20. b~u. o.
john, Jratg f.l.a~I home ia-lu va
troNr"i 30 a 1T in tho .uarric'.
James Nh.rtakcr arrived "a tue si..ag" IN
~a'rri y with 'hc news %; John Iuhl's
4 ath. aui met " .ltsm Jackson. Who vas
"a M tie ydinE. 81 JA-"u- fate a; tie
same tirIr The two wAlk,-i together u
~" miI vh-rr WSuau TRULY worked "a
break 'gc r'N. &, % m est. Il~rs Vav a
crowd about 'Ie 90 .i. sd ~ %. Is" m~<
.rusrfsaTIs- os th. s-sur. men wcre car
Tv4ug Wsuaa IrunN' desI f'~iy "9t 90 ihe
building. ~" bad .--u su1orasci 90 = gram
ttn. i's- 'Ean twelve IuHfs Iu'"rSTitsi %
fwrru he death 90 tie hfs; hfofh'T al tie
last ou,. To. news 90 th- death - l"'
tlt-- sons 49, Frustrated ~. Irabt Tat
her '- Is Gr~paFsd o. lue tIf.c bodle.
- II - buried 100 ore gave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

rroEis, IT.. Asszs; is-As - s<.l-x
boa: D, Schol.s oal. Q: iA1s city. .as -
IL, usd n pzr.ali o, "a AEorx:.0a ~ Q
pare e,ied GARTH Upp~..aEL aSoss >rsa
EJ~ ABOVE - e:y. named By c--v Of
es1E Dal =: 5o-sa g~~s,=tsf. . ssI o!
Isa;a-nE dc~c-sts>i, .;zaa-ay al -. 20
ard ~ns:saIy sins i-o u&nn-i Chara
sopsele. as-3 .slTtytAr.. aaa Joea u.f
par. nx-d ia4Tyss= A iAl-.. ras 3,
sEpy .Dvsu o. ,harle = s.rlay~r sAc
kas o~~n = 80 .1poy % NJ. %! he, 4
sso>t IE> xns ks0~s-d overheard snA !,
- r.; c-rtasasy ka1sa ~h-.A~r .. ..s
kiiiei b. sa;Eirs o. STAINED asd A,,-r.
VAs.s eroszd
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

SENATOR EDs ukDs, who arrived
from Europe a fsv days ago, in an in
terview with a re ssrtcr in response to
a question about t. present condition
of trade in England said 1T is de
pressed-very much depressed. made
inquiries whereve- went on that point
and the reply va everywhere the
same. The cause 10 undoubtedly over
production. England has gone on
manufacturing until she has glutted all
her markets"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

FREDERICK n,rGLAss says: 1.-The
final funeral ofation upon General
Grant, the one which is To do full JUS
ticc to his memH, the n that is TO
thrill the heart q the nation and is to
be read away down the tide of time by
a~fter-coming &C i~euations of the Ameri-
can people must b. delivered from the
chamber of the American Senate by
Roscoe Conklins.Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

CHICAGO, tn, Az<ss, so-Tss w<s.-
-. Erport Assocsstzea was n ses..oa Al
tsT yesterday. Tas sa,s r~s2r~.eg;ci
were L-tooi.. iosa Hissoa-t. " scoa-
ssa, ScSraskA Ss~ Torx. Gao, I.tlass,
AID GalitofntA An or:aaEraEoa - %
stouo 9. 80 "A-arfsrzn Sytrs: Goa
p.zy sss formed. capital s,bex slpA-
90 Ts@ r1seuas sas @. The Cp asOo
la p~rv4ccti0a cosi1 no. o~ rrstslct-T.
Ast Il WAS agreed taat is- CODpzsy
saOusd Day - mech e. ia- goods Up -
erT:a1n poini. 10 be d-.ermla-e here
ss;sr, At price also 70 De nIrd, sai sho
oscrp-osSctios Tor s~xporsssioa az Q CO
nc 20 - dr.esuia.a IN .sc :gsgsz
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

"~.sHINsr"s. u G. Asgs.: 70
Postmaster General yIaa a. directed
Sai az reports o.. Fos.-o-re l-s.p~c.or.
u ~oTO.z-. "a d.. ln nessa.S .,,s.,,sa.
so.' o. ;a~'~ reports refer o. dear. 0,
f"sitass'sFs u saklEs issr RETAINS. >,
Srs<asiei c~gDsi1re. e. .Er "a
'1fs 1se reports vii - par~i
S~:oFc To- Postna.trr.a~r~,.l - ~.
tri assistant All "A ~ case. VIE
iSs'e az. s~ays --yoa; ,ss rr1i a..
'0N~1 - Az laa 10 regulation. e p,
esPaT'm-st 49, 81 lsqg~s; i-o,sma..sn
vs. "a psompay cor
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
4 Cru. swim tie.

ArSTIv. Ten. August Yesterday
morning Mrs. l. l.. EJw1r!> 4 rgomInru.
widow .Idy OF this city. Trre y,d q ,c.--Ttm
from san Antonio ~auunuuc.a. the Sudden
death OF Ter little daughter visiting an
uncle. Whose si.ua'UT. Vas ATTACHED tu ~"
telegram. Ia addition 10 H." so-rpwful
news, which utterly Frustrated Ny. II
wards, a request was muic that So uc
'ransm tt.d al one. 10 properly prepare ;Hs
body for Transportation 10 Austin. Ins
money was ~ b- sent 20 :. T.. WI
cox, 2iO East ,O.am'rc- street.
1t was promptly Transmitted By
telegram. After some time
il occurred Ia M. II ,aI;'S friends -
telegraph COR particulars. Il" the Aston. ~
meut ut al. Mr.. Mcknight Mr.. Etwafi's
brother in-Isw. t..esraplrd back That her
daughter vas enjoy NJ ~,"!fert hea u. /;
was apparrn; at once tia. >bme villain a.
quaiutci with Mr.. Fr"anis had adopted
the above cruel me,hpd 90 o tanning money.
The IL .cgraph agents a. San Autruir tsle-
gTaphrsi but TOO ate n lie anu"v h1i ben
paid over - IT,. s-.y'.f .t tie Dispatch
Oficers iSan Anton % ~e-s,Both"I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

KING ALFONSO, Of Spain, was so dis
pleased at the assumption of the con-
troll Of the Caroline Islands by Germany
that he resigned the honorary c~ol"nelcy
of the regiment Of German Chlans
which was bestowed upon him two
years ago during his visit 10 Germany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

THE full test of the deci on of Judge
Crease of the Supreme @ ct of British
Columbia in the Hibbs extndition case.
who issued fraudulent leeney orders
in Montana and then esOped across
the lines, has been eeeived At the
Post-ofice Departments In i, Judge
Crease says: 1T is aAsse Of consider
able importance. becaasS1 complaint
is for an -ofer~mrm has no exact
parallel in the history of ~eNtradiuon
cases. and the danger that would
arise of repetition should it not prove
10 be an extraditable ofiense. That
will bc easily understood when it is con-
sidered that there are some fifteen
thousand postmasters having the same
facilities as the prisoner in the issuance
of money orders in the United States,
and if one such can with IMMUNITY un-
blushingly confess TO having abused
his trust by ~embezzling twenty thou
sand dollars in three days, and then
avoid all punishment by merely skip
ping across ar imaginary boundary line.
it is a mere rule-of-three sum to aScer-
tain the mischief such IN example 10
even a few of that great army OF post.
masters must do"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

TIE number of immigrants landed
al Castle Garden since January | is
about 10000 less than for the CORE
spending period last year. This de-
crease was marked during the first
four months. There was quite a marked
increase in the number of Scandinavian
immj~rantS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

The Census Complete

The following table shows the c7mple;s
census returns from The several calu..-- o.!
;hc State for l>rp AMI le,h- Il vii - seen
that the total ~ropliatqn Il the S'st- Jan"
/. lSJ. wss - ~, ~h'l- tn iN-l census
showed tlt ~. -. a gain 4 -N-tI. or a
iriae over 49, per cent. IN Hys years:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

"FoR iifty-thrcc years says General
Toombs. my dear wife was my con-
slant friend, companion and adviser.
We Travelled four continents Of the
world together and visited many islands
Of the a Now she is waiting for
me. with tht4pne swect faith she so
wAmustrated Hrrc.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

THE business failures throughout the
country during the week ended August
81. number for the United States lbs,
Canada 70, total liz; against l65 the
week previous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

Tur issue Of standard silver dollars
during the week ended August ID was
$500. 4GI. The issue during the or
responding period last year was s233,-
lIS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

Colonel FRED GRANT says that MS
father during his illness received h'c
thousand letters from Southern Con-
fcdcratcs alone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

THE third annual meeting OF the
National Swine Breeders Associalioh
will be held at Chicago November ii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
CURRENT COMMENT.

ELIAS DoTY himself a a
straightout Greenback candida'e ioi
Governor Of Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

- il the new code OF s3iules of Prac-
.;c prepared by az Commissioner
90 oSeneral L~anttpilice and APP
proved by We Seereta'ysci'h the Interior,
tho most important DC a4rt"re from the
present practicN "seSPec, 10 'h'
:.,.;.,;on IF cortes, Under the pres
-. -. only -. r.rty interest can
hr;nc contest. except Ns case of
abandoned homestead % forfeite~
Der culture entries. Tlto new rules ex-
tend to everybody tie privilege of
initiating contests aga9Ft 1.-THE party
to any entry. filing OF other lain
under the laws OF COnNNs S. relating to
the public lands for a Sufficient cause
Affecting the legality or N(lidity OF the
claim" The power of lefal land Off
GERS to order hearings in britain classes
of contests is extended BY he new rules.
.'to all cases where 81 ptry has not
been forfeited and no rtificate has
been issued as q basis 4. a patent"
The new rules take ele{ September
fRf
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

Attached IN districts a. III Judicial pur-
poses.
The following IL the census OF cities hay-
ing n population of over 300:
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MEN OF NOTE.

The sultan of Turkey has taken to musical
composition. There is quite din about his
ears at least.
Prince Rudolph of Austria is an excellent
Journalist, good critic, and makes more am
bilious pretensions even to authorship.
The shah of Persia once issued book of
travels and several of the stipendiary princes
of British India are known as authors.
Prof. Proctor who still insists that the
average level of American whist is very low.
has now contributed to an English magazine
an article on The Language OF Whist.
The unusually large crop of centenarians
is now increased by Charles r. Chandler, who
has lived in Concord, n. H, with his neigh
bors or their descendants full 100 years, and
says he feels as young as he did twenty years
ago.
The body of the first Napoleon, buried at
the Invalides, in Paris, is inclosed in five cof-
fins; the first in tin. and the others in mahog-
ony, lead, ebony and oak. All is placed in a
sarcophagus of Finland granite, present
from Russia.
Lenbach, the Munich artist, who is Pointing
portrait of Bismarck for Lord Roseberry,
has to take the prince and walk with him at
the same time. as he can't get sitting from
him. though the two are personal friends
and is making his sketch from memory.
Hitherto the works of Heine have been
rather expensive, but next year the copyright
will expire and cheap editions will soon be
abundant. The original publishers have
wisely resolved to anticipate the rival pub
fishers, and are now issuing Heine's complete
works in twelve bound volumes at 25 cents
volume
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Prolific French Canadians.

The following extract from letter pub
mel OF Toronto, Ont, contains some inter-
esting facts about the French Canadians:
am told you are doing all you can to
bring about a war Of races in Canada. | do
not think you can do it even if Riel were
hanged. Nothing was easier than to de-
stroy the French nationality after the. con-
quest of 1760. The country could have
been made English and Protestant. Did
you do it? No. You English, you do not
absorb other nationalities. From what |
can see l think that there will be large
French empire in North America, CON-
prislng Canada and many states of the
Union. III 1760 the French race here num-
bered from 60, 600 to $4,000. Now. in the
Dominion and Eastern { New England)
states they number more than two millions
In Quebec as in Ontario. in New Bruins
wick as in Maine, Vermont and New
Hampshire, they are constantly gaining
ground. The Montreal Witness predicts
that they will be at Toronto before 100
years, while some say before fifty years.
French colonization is enormous. From
Nova Scotia to Lake Transforming more
than 100 new parishes are founded every
year, at least every two years. Their
population doubles every twenty-five or
twenty-six years and this without immi-
grafton. What would it be if they got
immigrants from Belgium, Savoy and
Switzerland? Can this increase be stopped
l don't think it. They will not rebel now,
even if Riel is hung up. They will not
rebel before they number six to ten
millions of people. Now. is Riel deserving
to be hanged? Surely as SCOTS murderer
he is; but not for the last rebellion. But
did not the Ontario volunteers kill. in re-
venge for Scott, five or six half-breeds in
1870 or 1871? In the interests of the Eng
lish people it will not be wise for them to
hang real, whether he is responsible or not.
English newspapers can abuse the French
people, can despise them, can tell all sorts
of things against them. That will not pre-
vent them from increasing, and in time. to
have for themselves a large part of this
continent. Has the Norman conquest de-
stroyed the English people? No; it put
many French words into their language,
and that's all