The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS.


for In person to kill, ensnare or trap any
Wild buffalo, elk, mountain sheep. deer or
antelope, teNceyi for The Purpose %
dosnesticstion) between the frst dsy 81
January and the first dsy OF oC;ob-- in
each wear. or - kill. eusnare or trap any
viii grouse between the trsi day o; Jam
uary and the first day OF September IL
each year. or o Kill, ensnar-. trap or n.t
quail or Wild turkey. between the first lay
OF January and the first day OF October IA
each year. or 20 ensnar-, trap or net the
same a; any time Of the year, or ~ bay,
sci, transport or carry, or IL have IA pos
session ANY such animal or birds, bstw zen
TIE dates within which the killing, ensna--
ing, trapping or netting, % such animals
or birds is prohibited by law.
NEIGH has 10 saloons. To, the town
board has granted permits - the drug
stores 10 sell liquor for medical purposes
only.
The Kearn~y Cana Company, has been
revived by a little PhIlaielIhis blood. AMI
the Press calculates that the completion 90
this work will insure k-arney a popuia-
ton Of 1900 within ten years. because the
water power, equal u that Of Gc horse
power, will turn a vast number Of wheels
Tor manufacturing purposes. This canal
Is sixteen miles IN length, and the water
will he brought into "A natural reservoir on
the hillside, north Of the city, which con-
tains forty three acres OF land. When IL
is filled the water in this reservoir viii b.
thirty fee, deep in the deepest place. aud
. Tho llssAst ~ q oil - : NV..aNan F..lf
above the Union Pacific Railway track"
THE two-year-old child OF John Dryer,
Of Pischerv lie, Knox County. recently
waniered away from home and was thir-
ty-seven hours without food or drink when
found. three miles away.
ONE hundred and fourteen students arr
enrolled al the Fremont Normal School.
ELLwOuD il tho name OF a new town on
the Ogalaila extension OF the Il. & NJ, u
dozen miles from iioIdredSc. IL Is grow
Ing stronger daily.
An exchange says: There is quit. an
exodus of stock men from Northwestern
Nebraska into Dakota, where range facili-
ties are not cramped 10y settlers. This is
the inevitable result Of the Crowding OF
grangers on the domain of the cowboy, and
IA few years will witness tn. extinction II
free ranges in this State. The ranchman
must own his own land or 30 10 tn. wall
THE residence Of l. l.. Hitchcock, two
miles south of the Fenit"ntiary, was
struck by liz htning during a late storm,
and the chimney torn down, "A part of
the roof torn off and the stove pipe dcmol-
ished. The lightning went out a; the door,
.I,ar, ,.a.. 80, 81 49, -. .r,I 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock were quite severely
shocked, but not otherwise injured.
TIE harm belonging 10 l.. Batten, near
Raymond, was struck by lightning the
other evening and three valuablc horses
killed.
TIFF Lincoln .Jpurnri saws that W. w.
klrinkernper, proprietor OF tho Washington
House, was arrested at the instance Of a
young man named Heinrich Bi,choT,
charged with breaking open a walls" AMI
taking thercirom a draft for 500 and a
ring valued Mt $50. Bischotr stopped at
the ashington House AMI he claims that
he deposited the valise with the landlord
for safe Keeping. at the same time telling
him Of its contents.
MAD dogs have become SO numerous in
the Stat. that the cry Of 1.-THE log must gor
is heard on all sides.
STACIA FoNThINE. from Omaha. put M
at a hotel in Columbus one night recently.
and was found dead in bed the next morn
ing.
WILLIAM ". SMITH was hanged nj Oscc-
ola on the 2ith for the murder Of his wife.
Fully 5000 people Witnessed tn" execution.
Governor Dawes refused u ommut his
sentence To- life Imprisonment, although "A
strong petition had been presented for that
purpose; but il was .frsot bv a much
stronger protest against the interference
with the sentence of the court. Smith was
iifty-eight years old. The murder for
which he was executed was committed on
the 9th of November, ISL, and was a most
brutal one. While til" mother of his thir-
teen children was holding her babe on her
lap he entered the room where she was sit
ting and, without a word. shot her down in
cold blood.
\ LITTLE daughter of Elder Marshall. Of
Lincoln, arose in her sleep the other night
and wandered away from home. \ search
was instituted for her. and abOu. eleven
o'clock the next morning she was found
living in the weeds some distance from
home, overcome by the heat.
TRAMP suddenly made his appearance
n: the kitchen of Mrs. T. Z. LeEg, at FIRE.
mont she other night anil his ins0ience was
met with n bullet from "A pistol in tn" hand
of the plucky woman. Unfortunately her
aim was not good, but the intruder beat a
hasty retreat.
A rUBLIC meeting was recently held in
Fremont to discuss ways and means OF
providing n system Of water works.
GOVERNOR DAWES has issu"l extrnhi-
ton warrants as follows: &. Chatterton.
wanted in Iowa for the crime Of purjury:
b. r. Marshall. wanted in Kansas for the
crime of grand larceny: jacob Bybee,
wanted in Indiana for the crime OF obtain
ing money under false pretenses; J. :.
Hamilton. wanted in Dakota for the crime
of rape. acquisitions have been issued a.
follows: One on the Governor OF Utah for
Love Green. wanted for tn. crime OF
perjury: one on the Governor Of PennSyl-
vania for j. II. MADEIRA, alias Mcdowell.
wanted for the crime OF larceny.
CRETE takes exception 20 the census Just
completed. and seems 10 have good reason
TO kick against the returns. Five wears
age, according to the national census. the
town had a population Of $50. The pres
ent census makes the number less.
TWENTY-FIVE men are a. work on the
Swedish Lutheran Church a. Wakefield.
DAKOTA Cry has ordained tina; shade
trees mus, IT, planted along the sidewalks.
WEST POINTS paper mill prospers.
rHE Commissioner of Franklin County
have petitionei the Supreme CoGr, for a
maniamus TO compel the State Auditor -
register 5000 IN bonds issuei by the
coraty. The objection e. registering the
49, Lain 49,. -. $500.