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Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

The session Of court continued on
Saturday, with . brief fintsrmtse1on nm.
til shortly sfter 9 o'clock, whsn u
adjOs1rno6 sine die. IT. lsliaaaa-
Application was made by Thomas
Davis, EsQ., to have the Sheriff sale
Of the personal property of Edward
1eunimore, Of Midd dletown, set aaiAe, -
" CiAimed that Eennimore had made
the appraisement under which the
property WAS sold. The motion was
resisted by Austin Harrington, Esq.,
the attorney for the defendant, who
contsnded that the execution creditor
was perfectly willing at the time to 40.
oept the apprsiseInent. Mr.. Davis
stated that his application was made
ON behalf Of other creditors, and tha
court decided to hold the matter under
consideration.
A petition was presented by John B.
Moore, EsQ., from . number Of Italian
Fitxpatrick b McGurRan, asking that
the proceeds OF the sale OF the personal
property OF the hrm be paid to them, In
stead Of the parties who had the execu.
ton, under which the sale was
mAde,- issued. Mr.. Moore contended
that the law passed by the Legislature
In 1883 made mechanics and Iaborers'
wages . preferred claim, but the Court
decided that 1t would not apply In this
case, ~ the claimants had failed to pre-
fer their claims In the manner prescrib'
ed BY law. The amount claimed BY
these laborers 10 nearly $500, while
there was but S562 realized from tie
sale. The Court decided TO hold the
matter under advisement, until the Sep
tember term.
At 8 o'clock the jury in the Reybold
case came in with . verdict in favor
| OF the plaintiff, for $2.71b.81 with
interest from the time suit was entered
to May 1st 1885, being tho full amount
claimed, and making total Of Is, ITO.
81. This case has been on trial sine.
Tuesday, and over day was consumed
In argument on . motion by Mr
Higgins for o non.suit. The argument
| on both sides were attentively listenet
to by members Of the bar, and the cas-
excited considerable interest from tn
fact that 1t Is the frst Of the kint
ever tried in this city, and the charge
of the Court, with tbeverdict, establishes
several principles Of: law about whicl
There has been considerable doubt.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

Frederic Fl. Robinson, Chief Engi-
neer Of the Surveying Department., re-
ports that during May, 1885, lines were
pirbfd fog..hMidi9sHHSn, aauu follows
bank, east side of Shipley street between
Fifth and Sixth Margaret Wallsch.
mitt. addition to dwelling, southeast
corner Third and French streets Mar
garet Hargis, addition to dwelling,
southeast corner Third and Poplar
streets Alexander j. Hart, stable,
west side French street between Tenth
and Eleventh Eleazer Ainsworth, ad-
dition to dwelling, east side Jefferson
street between West and Washington !;
William Tucker, addition to dwelling,
southwest corner Eighth and Pine SITS ;
VIM. T. Straughn, five dwelling houses
northeast cor. Eighth and Harrison
st reefs; Abraham J. Peters, five dwell.
| ing houses, west side West street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh; Eleazer
Ainsworh, addition to dwelling, west
side Wollaston street between Eighth
and Ninth; John NJ. Dunn, dwelling
house, west side Madison street between
Eleventh street and Delaware avenue;
Isaac T. Pyle. dwelling house, east
side jackson street between Fifth and
Sixth; Daniel Collins, addition to
dwelling, northwest corner Fourth and
Monroe streets; Tally & Bro, store and
and dwelling, northwest corner Twen'
Itieth and Market streets; Jacob 8. Pet
tijohn, dwelling house, south side
ISaventh street between West ant
Washington; total for the month, 2.
buildings; total for May, 1881, ,391 build
ings.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

Chief Of Police Mcconnell reports the
following arrests during May, with
their causes Assault and battery, 20;
drunk and disorderly, 20; larceny, 10;
drunk, 10; trespassing, d; disorderly
conduct, A; vagrancy, 8; violating a
city ordinance, 8; assault with intent TO
XIII, 2; embe zzlement,2; violent assault
and battery, 2; breach Of the peace, 4;
contempt Of court, |; swindling,1; at
tempted rape, l. threatened to KILL; for
gery, 2: selling meat without license,
ii; cruelty to q child, /; disturbing a
religious meeting, /; inoitin2 TO riot,1 10
total Of Ill.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

There was en- unnsally large nnmber
of applicants for liquor license at the
term of Court which closed on: Satur.
day, and 152 were granted, OF which
number 1876 are for places In this city.
The following is q correct list
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Dried Fruits.
(Buying prices. !
Sugar.
Wool.

White Spring az mos
Black spring az mos. =
growthI 1oc m 19c.st
White fan and lambs rs -O ~ A-0
mos. growth). 1rc m 100 d"
Black fall and lambs Is ~ y ~
mos. growth) sc N Inc 81
A'1ona White........... Sc q lie 80
ack'.......... 7c@ &c
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court in and for .tke Third
judicial District of utah +. Territory,
County of Salt Lake.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND, .
Pretty wives and

Pretty wives and
my farm lies in rather low and
miasmatic situation, and anu
my wife!"
"Who?"
WAS very pretty blondel'
twenty years ago, became
"Hollow-eyed ~
"Withered and agedl"
Before her time, from
"Malarial vapors, though she made pa
particular complaint, not being of the
grumpy kind, yet caused me great IN
easiness.
a snort time ago / purchased your
remedy for one OF the children, who had
a very severe attack of biliousness, and
II occurred to me that the remedy might
nelp my wife, as found that our little
girl upon recovering had
her sallowness, and looked as fresh
as neW,6lown daisy. Well, the story
Is soon told. My wife to-day has gained
ner old-hme beauty with componr6
interest, and Is now as handsome
matron (lf l do say it myself) as can be
touho IN this country, which is noted
~ Ppre:tty women. And l have ONLY
Hop Bitters to thank for it.
The dear creature lust looked over
my shoulder and saws, 4 can fatter
equal to the days of our courtshin and
that reminds me there might be z,ore
pretty 9OiUes If my brother farmers wolid
do as | have done"
Hoping you may long be spared to de
good, thankfully remain
Most truly yours.
C.. L. JAMES.
BELTsvIILE, Prince George Co.. Md
Nav 9th 1899
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To Richard C. Mayor, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiffs in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of
the Territory of Utah, and to answer
the complaint fled therein within ten
days Exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this sum
mOns-H served within this county; or,
if served out of this county, but in this
district, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought 10 recover
from defendant the sum of $1,000, with
interest thereon at per cent. per month
from March 9th, 1884, and for the fur
ther sum of 10 per cent. upon the
amount found due as attorneys fees of
foreclosure, and for all general and proper
relief and for costs of suit; alleged to be
due on promissory note for the sum of
81 900, executed and delivered by de-
fendant to plaintiffs, October 8, 1888,
and for decree of foreclosure and sale
of lot ID, and the south half of lot 4, in
block 55, plat "B, u Salt Lake City sur
vey, Salt Lake City and County, Utah
Territory, mortgaged by defendant to
plaintiffs by mortgage dulY5 executed
and delivered October 9, 1888, to secure
the payment of said note, and that the
proceeds of such sale may be applied in
payment of the amount found due
plaintiffs, and that defendant and al
subsequent claimants to said mortgage
may be barred, and for the usual and
equitable relief in the premises.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded therein.
WITNESS, the HoN. CHARLES S.
ZANE, Judge, and the seal of
the District Court of the Third
Judicial District, in and for the
[sEAL.] Territory of Utah, this 14th
day of January, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand, eight
hundred and eighty-five.
j. NJ ZANE, Clerk,
BY H. G. MCMILLAN,
j17 Deputy Clerk
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William H. Pitts and
William II. Sherman,
Plaintiffs.
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home MARKETS.

FARMERS. Miners and General Bedl-
10 NJ nnrotations given in this column
ere Corrected d dyre fTFm maak eaTeI pro e
speC.n1SIrs are at wholesale rates, and retail
quo.usgSs must expect to pay somewhat
higher figure;
Office of THE HERALD.
Monday evening. Feb. 8. 1885,
Salt Lake Ore Market
-,,tod daily by Mccormick & Co
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Crtffrh Of the bladder.

Aldseys "a irritation, infiammstion, all
y a6aJSHS pSflnary Complaints, cured
aasa." d.
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Richard C. Mayor,
Defendant.

The People Of the United States::in the Ter,
rltOrq of Utah send Greeting:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
SALT LAKE CITY.

cOnd4essd BY De sii.t<rs Of the Holx Gross.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
d WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of the Daily NswG.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

A Banquet vas given 20 PaTneli by the
Lord Mayor o. Dublin on the lst. rarnelI.
in his address, SPOKE confidently Of his APP
preaching success.
SISTER MARY JOSEPH. Of the Visitation
nuns, died at tie conven. Monte Maria in
Richmond, Va, recently. She was The
younger sister Of The Hon. 4. ". keiley.
United States Minister to Austria.
CONGRESSMAN WARSEg, % Kansas City.
was chosen Chairman Of the Waterways
Convention. which was called 20 order by
Governor Hubbard at st. Paul, Iinn., on
the IL.
Ex-SESAToR GWrSS. Of California. died
at noon on the 81 at the New Park Hotel,
New York. No member Of his family was
with the deceased az his death.
COLONEL NCCASkILL. OF Mississippi.
qualified NJ the Department of STATE,
Washington. on the 9Th, as United States
Consul at Dublin.
DR.. STEPHEN TYING, the well-known
pastor OF st. Georges Church, New YORK,
died at midnight on the 81.
FRANK i. COLHAy, Young son IF the
Commissioner OF Agriculture, Norman j.
Colman, died at st. L,uis recently.
CoUYT ToLsTOI, the celebrated Russian
statesman and poet, has been pronounced
insane and has been placed in a lunatic
ASYLUM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
ADDITION Al DISPATCHES.

THE dispute between Germany and Spain
grew Yer. serious on the 9TH. when news
arrived in Madrid that the Germans had
landed troops TN the island of zap in the
face OF the Spanish squadron. which had
been dilato-y IN taking action. y mob OF
several thousand persons assembled before
the German embassy building and tore
down the Co.t-o!-a.uS. which was burned
with cries of Down with the German
dogs" Many of the rioters were arrested.
THE Standard OF Works at Cleveland,
O., caught tire on the morning. of the eth.
Several tanks exploded, and the fire
threatened crea: damage.
The Bo>Ph"re EgypiisR, the French pa
per published at Caro-. and which some
time Z was suppressed by the Egyptian
Government, when France took NJ its
cause and secured for Il permission 70 re-
publish, has again been suppressed. This
time France is responsible. Tor the suppress
sion o: the paper, which Ead given oi'ense
by publishing articles which were deemed
injurious TO French interests.
GENERAL De CoCRCEY. the French COM
mander at AEnam. telegraphs from Hue
that serious disorders have occurred in
Sulnhon. Numerous Christians have been
massacred aud "A rUmh,r OF villages burned
The Council o. Ministers, on the oh,
with the sanction of Kin. Alfonso. framed
AMI dispatched ~ the German Government
an u!timatum requesting Germany To evac-
cate the Caroline Islands. Span. in the
meantime. will refrain from a material oc-
cIpatiOn OF the islands. ami thus afford a
basis for further parleyia-.
The unpleasant weather in Dakota :Cr
the previous TWO weeks eliminated in q
Snow storm OF the 9Th. while rain had
fallen daily. The outlook for grain was
gloomy in the extreme.
II was rumorsd IN Washington that Cap
tain HowEate, iae ~atscoId.n- ,X-Chief O:
the signal service has been traced TO EaS-
land. where :; i SAID be was found hroGen
down in health. residing with his parents
The Gar and Cza-iaa and the rest Of
the Imperial party arrived az Copenhagen
on the oh. Large crowds of people well
coined the visitors and gave them On ova-
ton.
NEW YORK importing merchants re-
Gently called upon President Cleveland,
complaining OF the persistent unGervalua-
ton OF goods purchased IN British manu-
featuring towns ~ large Chicago houses.
/; WAS alleged that they were enabled -
d. ;his under a rulioE o. Solicitor Rissir
il Issi. which the New York merchants
desired the Government 70 amend
= Two women were twice hung up recently
liz Chatham County. y. g., by = party %
masked men. who dssirri 20 extract IL
formation relating 10 \ local murder
Great indignation prevailed at tae conduct
% the masked uec.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
OLIVER HAIERD PERRY.


Tho f"v".F-~'"ns g |. -t.ta~ o.. sac ts...
"fL'A~ -" isiI ., N~e-roFt. In
-f.tu--
Nrwr"Sr. Il !, Sspt~m3~r f. ra-
r~f"p"ny OF isyiax ts- c0fnsr-s.1s~ q
- ~'stur 10 t1s memor - 60 -a. --
F'r Hazard Perry % LAX I.- FAM.
49, reformed yesterday mafa ~ sits
a "a Pomp All rtgsI % tLr s.rsaI
Lodge - Afa.oas TH~ stain s... "a,
'aT srpa9is, aHi all b. pae 9 sa a...i.
'son io-day The hri:At az s'sta- AL
b4's % %t"ru'Y o. f~eI Ta~ 1ss~ = 81.
t. be- Nrst-fY granite "a one ellie
- TIE sisnP . word 'Ts-fy" All o4 81.
reverse sbis the w~.lssowa sea.sa--
tr-i beard On IAke Ire 80 !s.E .gr
taFs mt th~ sa~mT aai tsay are .s-t %
20" loser ter - TIE sa.~ - aE4aF-r nt,
i"1f sections. ahl~ iAs top 'l-f - a..ts-r
aA' = oar b.Ork Ihs fur. .- r,..
'tsiar q s~ry stFisIng f. rrr~~a~~
taH "ara. bro ss azt o. lust stored one
from thr boat tbst conrrv~s am f-.-
~" shi' Lawrence - tie &c.,
stag@ta< aElss- uf~uu :b~ Cre -. 49,
!AN'r 49, y a gffs.I Aaal .
to tHs u-~u aof. o. $3.50
We 49, - q" enable hiH % "a a.sa-
=" o'tnF -esuF Ia~ .4sar r,t-..
s<4. shpgf t.ur tons. an4 80
|Fs"s4ts ioe fTfsp asss.sn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
OO6sT.S WIFE.

-
She wa. Apparently 10 'h" w. 'af H.
e. ~ E~m"-~i-t'i""s. Too. a.""-
Jahn."a sEa' Have nss" ...'''-''fr"
The r.'s sss ca'i'r ra'r
Holly Srrr,.e. Ntsz. S~psr~ '-
Tn. a. hsra sarnvs 7fo :
ir.es Of excl;s1,sa; aaI le,N-a.aa ~
TIC .r--.. OF Ea.er. r.,t-s s We
- -fs
murder g beSFs Nte 500 i'As
u. .,f NJ. f.ras4, mai erin
e.,
as
s*S~''aol f1i N.'F f'f
r-furn ltoyrv sat rs So g. ss-r zee
rrr1.,e a. -. E- ts.- ltt
.f...rs ,. .
"sfr ''|'tt'' t4-''A N
= .gat,'1.
since ,a~ death sf Ns Ir.- s--
- .~t "a. f.-
i"-e' l''l 81 POI"
~lsca 'Ar.sI 'Hs ,'i, 49,. i. vote
arrested az frlsy. ~ Jrlasaa 20
r.- --,..t - ...
'rt'ic ~ We
1T = Druggist afI'. @'Ht "N .'.
coon. tHa. wcfr J.stT.,i1s vsr1 He
. r.u-.r some g.. ..1.
.n. al, &C. NasScr Co. sr f
f-,.t an wound t.r ~. lt.s eos
s.s,. th,t rlr.. E~ e as
#. tao pt., sud sse-4 "a.
.,.- u.st uarrIu- Me- I,rus..
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

KARL PETERS. the German naturaliS:
and explorer. in an address delivered
at Berlin recently. upon the work per-
formed by the German East African
Society. said that it had already had
five expeditions NJ work in Africa and
acquired two Thousand five hundred
German square miles of territory. COM
manding acce>S to the sources of the
Nile. Congo and ZambeSi Rivers. and
the chef roads to the interior of Africa.
The address indicated that up to date
the land secured by the society con-
tanned valuable military than
farming stations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
vosE 90 Ni"on.hin-.

S.efrUfE IINN. September 1-fu'
months pat tie .u;"rua! r~.snuc a..
'Huft"s lay" ben 44 siiy iuveag eating -
r.r;, regarding tie 'srisr~ 90 sf-4k~i
whi>.y iB yaf0us oolnts> q MS ~tt-
There sr- macy l.ir.t ds, s:-~ in N1cru.
i.,ru aa3 F@-Etrs-s Cs4Hit.4 NLrre 'rr tH-i
r-,- hAs a-.u c~outus..i fsr year.. uats 10
standing tie ~Enr,. - o." sufh"f tues to
yu. a sop - !; ~ aTrrifpE 90" d.;iIsfz
isirr'. having come 'rsm Fe.'f~ss t@.lua,s
that i.r az sas tr.r< tru.sa znd var 4.
Threat, uttered a. 1T to ~aathnrt~.
Warrant. 'ar che arfr~i 81 tlsesr ta.n were
i>-rc- sui lie feEu AZ deputy az t.s
7 o I'D stats Mara Was lnsiu4rt-f o.
sru.asou = force snr.~s~n; r. s~ryr them.
Th- d~pa;g s-urutaobsi = ". r. . % al
hin. Iuit~t Sts,S. Nsfsfal Filman -.
'rrisY T~rr y~i lutr zvuc~ from jams
ton TIA; tao mn Who's. famss as,s g8.
An1rB tsi sho; sDd fatally wounded
-. II" as-s-lus Sho N.Y~ ~s~
infant a.; the In'-atson. 81 to
f"ssnus foTr~. nd ta.ra~st-
"h.nd a0'ne sash~~ Al a. fft~ Ta.~d -
TO ~ - rang ogI arf ;sr NNcla5 ib~t-
~ 'sa. to h.osh Evsh ag t'ur5 tso .hss.y
wounds. Toe uuEisf"fs -~sr~i. Afs! Ill-
..~n 90 = - zhfor ~ 20 - T.. irsa:
ussr' Tie assas~ H2tsau ~ Pc crval~.l
rnrrh err ,ru~ut sut f~..1~irx A. a.
- fs0-uf rrH'i~r az D-Yass Msr.aaI gt,lsr
uy unnrS- usf- 81 ~gaaer fr1rtv. hs- u
pTe-@~i ts s-tsorlJ~s ~lth "a. a.~~~x.tg
a. sf"u % Tie department az
Va ee:ga-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
q LOVELY BLACKSMITH.
10. \ Esnsh~t. - Nlr-U-e.t VI. nre. a.
Wan /. >~n"tEvu-JIs - "a .i~t D., ss.
NhsrIf

sheriff
II. i.rl~ September Tie
fslr-rft -, a., - t.lt to ..-r t.s
q; IL ssvprd tN,.,~ m.,,> ve,i 90. ..i. ..
tie N>s,Yu Fac 81, l.,s.v. 49,, t-
scene q! 4 Ho.y ta~c!y Ns,s,4tlsy sI.f
noon. i, srlcay, that Nj I.u', =
lisa'y respected al, o:lhc rls--. fsI ,.g;
a trunk Ia TIE Blacksmith ship y. "a
liaurh'j To- have a -, u4stt fur t l.r.s u
the afternoon iHc isdr ca "a t#g ,hr 'r...
and wAt.- SGr US az tHs -..p NJ lt...
an uumtU 81 nan e. t.tt s,sr~ raI,ss
oTrd o. u.yr,s> bet w.;A thr .Jts SAT u~
was greatly Nuttl.u " o. her Nj i@Utt.
received these advance. c@r.l.,. ~.r-ralau
liauCac. became NrTy au-rS. ard rEur
a cs!t.ue Which MAS ia o." sa'+ tfyi
al du'I shu. the lsi, lu one 81 tsr bower
limbs. E,u-h-. thvu marched up sui Il Au
the street " tu his caroline aut d.rA 44 --
and dra-d arrest
ShrJH Alien Vas ."u; 'or AMI when Dc
Rrg.y~i he called ugDu ltu,hr. q, ssfrr.u
der. bat that individual Nuo Vas uaN .u a
Stat" 81 tgt ~Nr.,ru.snJ t. sect. aUi
opened ire upon thc officer. -. sheriff
i~-rt.-u"tt tH" tire and shu, hful ONES s ,Hr
heat ard once iu toe gEu.u utatlE
Wuuui, from tie ef,rr, 90 wi CO 80 t.,i
,s>i evening. VI. i,tu,al. ~.p la a
Ian.u.. hui gu; ycrs ,cI.ni, wuaai wa>
ruusvy.d to hri home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
ATTACKING ThE CHINESE.
W,om'ns cat uiu~r~ pftN- ga imp"'t"
tb.ns--. k1tnE sven so .updisE
Nsu, Tb-tr sutrt.r- .turu~t

W,"u'ng Cat uiu"r~ pfiN- ga Imp"stct
'h.n"-s. kiinE sven So updtsE
Nsus rh.ur sutrt.r- sturu-t
E"'k >r.t~"- WE, >rIt-shrr AT
re lsr-e-i ,ot IA nee lu th~ 'n'iir lu."n
Pacific system al thi, i-,iut . are uIiahyI
cf Chinese ~" Recently .r -"ftri e. ta.v
ih~ pisces "f white men. lr~,rIit, after
80 strong. IlrI and aItu-,i with .ho,
guns marched to Chinatown AHsf nT.ug
a ,u.l'S into Tie. air tI'y rr uaHr'i AMI "S
d~T,i the ,h.uturu ~ i'1yc. Ia. order
MA uH,"J,~i q: once. a." CHIu,ucu fleeing
20 tie E..ls lts- q 81 sheep ruI.l..i ts
tie miners. WHO i'td several tul.rss at
~. fuE,t,s"z With fatal effect. The Chi
hes. quarters were them ,ct ca o." sIt
thirty utnv unr-', "vrsi ty Ia. cuuf.tus
d.stIrt 81 " a. There content, IL" tut4~fs
urtt y~i-j.! tee yasnH, mines ia TIC camp
uu,Hr;Hri MI t." 'H.rr,s tl.f- AZ wutk
aud bad" Item lee ioT Their lives. Of She
500 Cinnamon h.T" YESTERDAY u". orr
roma - III arr "a thr aia-~ut . -.
h"adr. tar t4e Green River fourteen mi~.
wrs'. Seven we're E..,i nurr.rt .y She
shot. hrrJ O., tu" miner, as.l many s"f-
v"srI,i e - ~arl 'ha' ..ssFai 'l3u,
men. fr,H's and rr .liss. fraat ds,r,ss. we've
Iu to- Iuru.s haHrrs -isu" i..u. AZ
Tyri from tween L.5t.F Du = 4i~sls tan
last evening" WltH \ .a.s~ bit 'rfi To-, ate
- pfr.-a' ;Hr u-p 'f.u ,au,i-E uat IL.
p'1ua The mIuor- 4IIerfE t~saaf-ri aIt.r
lIs.in. -l--uf to ariaT are 30 f1l~ sAa4r-r
a SHOW quiet
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

SECRETARY BAYAIp recently told n
friend of LouiS Riel, the Canadian half
breed. that the American Government
could not very dccently undertake the
Initiative TO find out whether he was or
was not an American citizen: that the
Government was not disposed to Tucs-
ton the right Of the Canadian au,hori-
ties 10 have I,icl tried for treason. and
that it could not raise an objection I'M
less Ricl-suppoSing he was an .Amcri-
a citizen-had been subjected in his
trial To 4 h~arShnc>s not melted out 20
British subjects under similar circum-
gfanceS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

An eiCht-ycar-old boy was killed on
the Bruncau River, Idaho. by a cougar
a few days ago. He was with his
father. whose name is Taylor. cutting
wood. when the cougar sDrang out of
the brush and seized him. The father
ran 10 the house. got his gun and shot
the animal dead as it held the boy in
its embrace, but too late to save his
child; he was dead. Cougars are said
10 be very numerous in the Bruncau
country this year. and they have killed
many calves on the range.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

THE attention Of Lady Colcridges
family having been invited by some
friends in America TO the statement
widely circulated there that Lord Cole
ridge had been threatened with an ac-
ton for breach OF promise of marriage
by the present Lady Colcridgc or her
relatives, her mother. Mrs. T.. Il. Law
ford. cmphatically denied if. adding
that the rumor never had the slightest
foundation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

Health of American border towns were
in Montreal recently in conference
with the health authorities for the pre-
vention of the spread of smallpox
across the line. The American repre-
s~cntativcS insisted that Montreal should
adopt proper precautions. as they had
absolute authority. which they would
exercise if necessary. Ii was eventually
agreed that the Montreal Board of
Health should appoint two competent
physicians To examine all persons leav-
Ing Montreal by railroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11

THE new postal cards differ consider
ably from the old nes in appearance.
The size is exactly the same. The de-
sign is printed in a ligh, brown color.
Instead of the head OF the Goddess of
Liberty IN the vignette in the corner
appears the engraving of Jefferson's
head. Instead of the monogram Il.
s." the cards have the words United
States printed at length. On the ad-
dress side of the old card We're printed
the words. Nothing but the address
can be placed on this SIDE. The ex-
preston has always been criticized 4
little rs not being true. as 4 person
could write anything he chose on that
side. though the card might not be re-
ceived at the poSt-oiiice. The express
sion has been changed on the new card
as to read as follows: Nothing but
the address to be written or this side.