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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-03
Enoush For 3 MIMI ln .

Seeds of all kinds, enough to
cover the whole State, for sale at
w. H. Chedic's drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-03

Some great developments are ex
pected to take place in this region
the coming Summer.
The Gazette says: W. r. Cham
berlin and James Fl. Kinkead left
Reno for the Humboldt county to
make an examination of the oar
supply, with view Of ascertainins
what encouragement smelling
works in Reno would expect to re-
ceiye in that locality.
It is gratifying, says the True
Fissure, to know that all hopes for
Coryville are not entirely given up.
A contract has been let for the pur-
pose of developing some new
ground in the mine, and this has
given renewed hope to those who
have property in that vicinity.
San Diego has the champion
heavy weight family on the coast.
I. L. Palmer, who is employed in
surveying for the California Pacific,
with his father and brother aggre-
gate 1874 pounds in weight. The
younger son weighs BOG, the elder
sen 22O, and the father 3O8 pounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-03

May |
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
THREE KINDS.
Wealthy Men and Their Position la Public
1sfsen.

There are only three kind. o!
wealthy men," .aid alcaiing merchant
yesterday. and Ii Ike 10 know which
81 the three CLASSES % think the most
honorable. address NJ q reporter.
How 10 YOU ella. ,hem2'
There's the man male rich by
hered tary h.-,owals. the man who be-
ONE rich through speculation aai
tn. man who get There II i leg t.mate
bushes, manner
''Iu% about the mj-er5'
"A Ia.-er IS never rch aud never =
man.
What, :he Legitimate bu,,ne,,
manner 20 which o. refer,
III, maa wHo begin, business. on q
small ,ca.. aud Asng- 20 4 ia nv or
forty YEAR. never making any money
c>rrut on tie l"g!t.mat" Fron;s
made in huyin= and selling
good. cutting down o,p"ns
aEd looking sharply after %coil.c-
tons Such = method d, l"Et-
mate. bat Il requires wears 81 pat ync..
scIldruial and h4rI work. There aye
ycrs few rich m,a 81 ths, kind.
And ~" ~f"rulatur
II 30 not mean the open. >"'f-cou-
fc,-ci gambler. bUt the >p~ceul.tor who
r.~a> h. III on = real ">tat" deal. inn
prove, 1 - the c,,cut Of getting L uto
a shape where it Will "a, int-rc-, AMI
tI>c-. ami then waiting for = natural
iucrea>" in value. Then there the
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
WAR DECLARED.
Scrvia DECLARED. War Against bulgaria and
Fighting Commenced-Eritish Troop, In
Nats .surfnah.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Seryian
Government has Informed VI. i:angabc, the
actin. Seryian agent in Bulgaria, that in
consequence OF the uniu>tIiible attacks on
Seryians and the invasion of Seryian terri
tory by Bul:arians, Servia has decided to
declare war against Bulgaria The Russian
Government has stopped the annual sub
scrip;!on OF 100, 900 rubies 10 Prince Alex
ander.
RusrCuUk. November 1i.-Persi-tent
reports are current 10 the effect tina, Russia
intends 10 withdraw her conSa.S from Bull
garia. Such action, it is believed, would
excite the BulEaiians againS. Prince Alex
ander. The reports create 4 bad I'M
preston.
SOFIA, November li.-Scrvian outpos:s
continue to attack Bulgarian frontier posts.
One Bulgarian WAS Killed ioo:ay. In 4
frontier skirInI>h AZ TTu to-day eight Ser
yianS and one Bulk trlan were killed.
CuNSTANTINorIr. November IA.
yesterdays sitting of the Balkan confer
ence, Herr v"n Ridouitz. the German Am
haSsador, cndravorcd 10 conciIiate the Brit
islA la&tSD.Asian Ambassadors. Mr.. White
lid NJ. Nes4Di. who hold divergent views.
CkrCUruA November l4.-I.ord DufTer-
In, Nicero-4f India. has ordered General
Prendtrga& commander of the Burmah
expedition - force. to invade Buruiah
forthwith ond proceed with all haste Ia
capture AAndalay. The British forces will
now eros. ohe frontier Immediately. Recent
dispatched from i~;angoon state that the III
habitants 81 districts in British Burmah
where 80 large ga,risons are maintained
are greatly alarmed over the reports that
King 11obaw has subsidized $4,000 Da-
colts 10 cSe>s the frontier and begin plum
dering sMi numbering ut the frS: note of
war. III pacoi;s are robbers who work In
large gsocs and are noted for their bold
explOitA Dlaving neither baggage nor a COM
missiara2 These bands travel with mar
sclOus Gpeed. and il will be hard for the
lkritisis Scoops TO catch them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
FREE TRADE.
4 Convention Of Free Trader at th csCn-
What They Propose Ia DO.

a Convention Of Ere" Traders nj Oh n
What They Propose To DO.
CHICAGO, November Il.-lIaverly-s
Tleatcr WAS packed from floor Ia galleN
this morning with Representatives mS4~QoM
every section of the cosrty. The event
which had brought thea together was thu
great National Free Trade Congress. f0e
which preparations had for months been in
progress. Ths call for the Congress was
made early IN October, from the headquxr-
ters Of the National Free Trade League ia
New York. One Of the objects Is to organ.
re for an active campaign in the Congress
sional elections in 1856. and IN discuss the
question whether the free traders and rev.
enur reformers shall tear down party lines
in the election Of members Of Congress.
The congress will he asked to memorabilia
Congress with q view toward influencing
legislation on the tariff question, and steps
will be taken in the direction Of enlisting
the sympathy of trades unions in The work
of tariff reform. A committee will also be
appointed 10 raise by popaiar subscript ous
a fund Of twenty Thousand dollars. 10 pro-
vide for pushing the Cause Of revenue re-
form in the Congressional elections Of next
year. Three gentlemen ia New York have
already plehged one thousand dollars each
toward this fund.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
The SOLDIERS HOME.
Report nj the BpArd-Inerease Of Drunk.
enn-ss Owing IL q Poo. Law.


WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE an
nual reIsr. Of the President OF ,he Board o.
Commissioner Of the Soldiers Home Gov.
ers til. period from October !. issi. 20 Sep
tember 20. ISIS. The disbursements during
the year were over Sab 63. including
s.2,533 expended FOR the new annex build
ing anu for other permanent. Improvements.
Ene hundred ami ninety-iwo discharged
soldiers received their original admission 10
tie home during the year. one less than The
number admitted tie previous year. sixty
two OF these had served twenty or more
years a. enlisted men and the reula Eius 10
vcre eut HE'D 10 admission by q Stabilize,
incurred ia tie service. The number Of men
who in ans given period seek the benefits
al tae Home q Tcciiy after leaving tllc SER.
wee j. a very small percentage o. those di-
charged from tn. arEy ~ tie same period,
under circumstance which appear ;0 give
them 4 Fight IN those benefits. Ia the year
ended june - there w-rc - soldiers dis
charged from tie army fur disability. and
Yet C.ly ~eighty-foGr We're received AZ the
Home. This. -gys the report. IS somewhat
significant ia view Of the .Ict thai a large
number Of these d.~.,.rd must after Il few
80 IA 49, ~ H. 80 HAAA- "fAHA' " - Hr
and the Soldiers Home vii undoubtedly
have to '.rc,yc and ma uta!n the create
number OF those who become unable 10
make 4 living FOR Themselves. There has
been, SAYS tie report, Il very great lucTea-"
az drunkenness amongst tie inmates during
the year, the caG-c for which /, .a.d al
the door Of the existing iaw for tie dispose
ton OF the pension money OF Inmates.
About on--t-nlh OF the pensioners assign
their pensions To- relative. The other
nsnc-trHt.S. on Whose account more Than
$1,000 i, paid quarterly TO the treasurer
Of the home. ar- permitted 10 draw small
sums from time 10 time, While The larger
portions remain Uniiawn - long ~ they
continue Ia 1e inmates 81 the home. This
fHnr, the rcpoI, says, becomes a good basis
for credit II giocshop~, and IS "A constant
temptation O. those who are easily i'll
fiueuced. and In many Instances no doubt
The. possession OF thc money which must
be gwen up 10 the penaiOner when
he is discharged becomes the sole OBJ
ject in leaving tie home. Ia ii few days
the money is squandcred and tine Comuis-
sionerS are asked Ia admit a destitute old
soldier 10 the benefits OF the Home. There
are actual eases of this description in the
alm,houSe in this city. SUCH says the
report, rs the effect Of a law which was
framed and passed under circumstances
which created q morbid sentiment IN behalf
OF lii. pens.oned soldiers. IL IL conceived
To be impossible To represent the facts 10
Congress in such a light a, will procure re-
medal legislation and the Commissioners
are compelled in defense of the Interests Of
In. Home Ia fix a limit 10 the number Of
admissions tor such eases. and a. permit
tile Jens.oner 10 enjoy his liberty without
interval" The report is signed by General
Sheridan, President of the Board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
SENATOR SHARON DEAD.
THE 1su1Senasor Die. Mt San Francisco Sur
rounded by hi. Friends.

Tue 1aDUAeuasOr Dies nj San Francisco sur
rounded by III. Friends.
SAHfRANCIsCo. CAL. November IA
Ex-Seaior Sharon died peacefully a.
$50 p m. yesterday. His beds de was sur
mWAod by General Barnes. Colonel Fry.
Judso Evans and Curry, Sharon's son
Fte4ssiaur.ter. Mrs. Thorne: s~on-in-law.
NeShnd: cousin, Alex. Sharon: nephews.
VIII Ans and Clarence Sharon. and physi-
ciaaS NcNuliy and Carl Zeiile,
aA14:iis Chinese servant. HI Half an
ht13 before his death the Senator was
ne eous and called for hi. who wiped the
80 dew from his brow till the last. lie
80 INTO a comaios- condition and re-
50 until the end came. There were
ho4ierxymen present \ cablecram was
So To- Lady E!-ske;h. his daughter.
No + in Ireland. Last nigh; was
81 ao~a for Sarah AltheA's debut.
~ il did Do; take place. She will play
d coast very soon under the management
q Cl~ries Nci-aghy and then MAKE an
As:.rn o II PLAYING Por;ia in the 'Mer.
)ant of Nesbee." sharon leaves several
bsritsbie requests. but the nature of them
rs not b<su disuiSed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
a YOUNG

a Cool Recital of How lie Sent Il Younger
Companion to Death because He Did Noi
Want Him with iIias Any Longer,
Troy, y. I, November Il.-The tcsti.
mony taken in the inquest relative 10 the
death of Frederick McAliistcr, the five.
ycar-old orphan bow who WAS caught fast
i'm a clay pit, where h" remained for
twenty hours until &eath relieved him
from suffering, shows that he WAS pushed
into the pii by Edward Townsend, Il boy
accd twelve wears. Townsend at the in
quest said he and McAilistcr, stole out of
the orphan asylum on election night, Snd
went up a min Ia watch the bon-tirrs.
"Whcuiwc got up the hill" said Towns.
end, Freddie was erwin. and | didn't
want him with me any longer, SD | pushed
him down the bank int thc,clav.
did he not cry TO yoU 10 pull him
.0u,? asked The Coroaec.
eyes. he cried; bu: Z went on" was
the answer gwen, without any show OF
's* SS'a 70. 49,. him DOWN."
"Ycs. siv SSdn't wan, him any
.songcr?"
townsend swore that he returned
"wednesday and tried 70 cover up the
body OF hislyounC compassion so ihst II
could not " found.
The jury returned avcrdict to the effec,
that Freddie McAllister ca m his death
on or sbcd' the 9Th Of Noscmbcr, lss5.
from the Eject Of exposure. The jury
recommended that the District ATTORNEY
investigate the case. Al the conclusion
of the is(uest, the Coroner issued n
warrant far the arrest Of Townsend, and
the latter was taken to Jail,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
a Bru'e's Logic.

''Mr. Du>cnhcrry. I'm shocked tn
see that YOU VIII persist in fishing. /;
j. horrible Ia hurt the l,'l" tn NJ, in
that way. | declare I'll not lcf you
bring any If them into the house.
Nv ell. my dear. | CUES, YOU are
abou, right. II J. excessively cruel
oi course the remark does no; apply
To that pretty tile South American
bird in Your hat. Possibly il va,
chlnrutormcd. While il NAV be- wroug
/" supply the demands of appctit" -
j., perfectly right ,o respond To the
iollicS oi fashion. If
Mr.. DuScnbcrry. You're a brute
that, what YOU are hiiaaelp hia
CAL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

WASHINGTON, November II-Commo-
lore Montgomery Sirari, Chir of the b.
feau of Ordnance 81 the Navy Department.
IN his annual report ~ the Secretary OF the
Navy, asks As his estimates for the eN-
pcn>e> Of the Rex, hsca. year for SS,siS.s i2
or this Sa0.. 600 is asked for the ordnance
outfit Of the Mian'onnRah. SS66.No fer the
OUTFITS OF the Puritan Terror. Ampaitrite
and Nonainocs. and S>s>...o for the
ornaments of the four kew vessels author
lied ~ the as; session OF CongTe-~ The
results % the tisIs Of caHSaon anu expert
tneass with foreign snd domestic Posd-Es
are given, The trails showing ~iayorabiy 70.
American "
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
STYLE"

Prominent Citizens Of Tacoma. Washing.
ton Territory. Under Arrest for Iarticipa-
tion In the Chinese Expulsion Proceed
i~ngs-rubiI- sympathy With Them.
vancouver, w. r., November IL
Mayor Wciscblch, Councilmen Hannah
and Bacon, PIobate Judge Wickcrslarn,
Managing Partner Epherson and Editor
Lawson, of the Tacoma Ne,rs, and
Mcssrs. Nixon, Mills, Baxter, PatirickS,
Forbes, Ralph, Stephens, Christie, Amber
son, Bud ong MC,iill, Gc!lcs, Cone, Van
Schrab, Stimpson, Everett, ~l;odnczre,
Nicatcc and Fcrnandcs, citizens of
Tacoma arrived at this place Yesterday
under .uaId al the United States Mar.
shall and f"ur companies of tine Fonr-
tecnth Infantry in q SPECIAL train
Of fiv" ears. The chlrg,
made against these gentlemen Is
conspiracy and IuSurrcCt:oE against the
United States, based on the expulsion oi
the Chinese from Tacoma. \ hundred
citizens crowded the dcro, and lou 81:
chccrcd heir dcpartin" friends; 5000
have been plcd@, It for tn -ir defense, and
half "A dozen oil The bcs: counsel in Wash
iu.lon Territory nayr volunteered Their
services. Every nan came over with Il
signed bail bond tor Si0.U 900 prepared.
The amount "f property on the tax list
represented by the arrested persons ~
over a qulr;cr Of "A million dollars.
At every station along The $50 miles oi
road crowds were assembled, whu
chccrcI the parry To In" echo, GrCai
preparations are b"jn" made n Tacoma
Ia receive them oG their return, which
will probably be on Thursday. Ielc'
grams received here from various paris
nf The Pacific Coast, and letters receive
10y SOM of I'll, party under arrest, are
all unanimous that this IL the ptioI
of "A general move of the white men on
the coast, which viii rcsultia the speedy
expulsion of the Non.olians. The term
"Iucoma style" is being LARGELY adopted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
STATIONS.
Why Farmers Buy Them.

During these hard times. when near
" every farm product is solow in price
that il hardly seems worth raising, We
see many If our most intelligent and
progressive farmers. who have no.
hitherto been Interested in horse breed
ing. buyinS finely bred high priced
Pcrcheron stations. This { o many is =
source Of establishment. but is the re-
suit of observation that large. we'll
formed active horses always have been.
and necessarily must continue To- BE-. in
active demand ut large prices on ac-
count Of the scarcity In the United
States of suitable stations for their
production. all such having To- be i'm
ported. The yearly increasing demand
for such stations is the best evidence
that such investments are prof aDlc.
And TO this fact j. due the development
Of large importing and breeding es,ab-
lishmcnts. notably among which and
largely exceeding all others Is that Of
MIR. NJ. ". Dunham'S "Oaklawn
Farm. at Wayne. Illinois.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
Boston Girls and Spectacles.

Boston Girls BEGIN early 10 reflect
the unmi,takablc Boston looks. No
matter how @idIy they ma begin, they
end by wearing 4 determined. indie
pendent. very recently groomci cN-
preston. a. though their brains and
skins had Just been ~and-papcrcd. The
really PRETTY ones are under sixteen.
and wear Their glossy hair in braIds
down their back. and sensible lttl.
sujt- with everything taut about them.
Their compl.NionS are fresh and rosy,
their eyes bright. and they have the
air IF perfect health. After eighteen.
| rc.rct Ia >ay. they are not - com"!y.
unless Heaven has intended they
should eclipse the r sister mortais and
to- known u "hcilcs.' Either the Bo,-
ton grl - 4 victim Of inhcrItc! nv
opia or she early acquires a weakness
of VISION 10y 10" close applicat on To
books. for their reputation of bcin" AL
dictci To eyeglasses Is too true. Half
the girls | mct that morning wore them.
Nv hat does II mean. ! asked my com
pan:on. ~ = child Of ten passed hy hav-
ing ON a pa 7 of gOld-bnwcd >pcc'acicS.
what does 1t mean that the "N"~l"ht
rf Americans ,houll be- 50 defective
ii this -ocs on. babies n arms viii be
wearing .pcctaclcS before they can
talk '-HOsiOH Tor. .fi,dRY JoNTHni.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
Glove sees No Faults

IL mas been said: but. when n woman IL
dragged down. cmaciat.i, wan. and "A shad-
ov OF her former self. with never n cheer
f;l word, She can h. no longer beautiful or
loyablc. Nature NAV have been generous
in her gifts. and endowed her with all the
charms OF her sex. but disease has crept IN
and stolen the roses from her
cheeks. the luster from her eye. md III"
sunshine from her heart. But to 30 well
again lies in your own power. Take br.
FIerce's " Favorite Prescription II will
cure you; thousands have hreu cured hy 10
Nothing equals II for all the painful maia-
dies and weaknesses peculiar 10 women.
Price reduced To one dollar. BY druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
ID aDark-es.

Fasr SMITH. ARK. November IA
seri0rs ARRAY occurred in the Chocta~ NS
ton near here Saturday evening. which
originated In q quarrel between IN old nan
named Stout and some negroes. while cross
Ing the foseau River on a ferry boat u
auarrsI was kept up along the road usk
one df ri- neSfoes struck Stout on the s~ss
Pile wik a loaded whip producing esaee>-
sion OF tIe brain. Siouts boys went e
their fseyers rescue N were tackled Z q
she neypses and III them hal.y beass4
&ifhA tNnce raj. The hoy will rr~ss0
Adf little hope is entertained fur tie
mans ruoesery. The nesroes Az sin
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
Another Buried Alive Man Walks Home
After Fourteen Months Absence.

Another Buried Alive Nan Walks Home
After Fourteen Months Absence.
PORTLAND, Me-, November ll.-About
fourteen months ago Joseph Dyer, aged
twenty years, OF Elizabeth vas thsown
from a wagon and was picked an dead. Is
was supposed. The body was inferred In
Evergreen Cemetery. Ashort time ago his
parents were warned that ne ~a< alive and
well, and would soon be home The cot.
fin was exhumed. and when IL was about
being opened at the Dyer residence. young
Dyer walked into the house, md when he
saw what was being done said: Don't
ooen il, for here l am" His appearance.
n may well he supposed. caused an 'excit.
iag scene. 1t is supposed thet medical STU
dents dug mp the body for the purpose Of
dissection. found DYER alive and treated
hiae until he thoroughly recovered The
yoCns man rcmeuf1s nothing Of VIA:
TODD place while in the doctors banda
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
a Long Flight

" LouH, Mo-. November IA
olasf&n Bamerick Z fruin's qnarry on
CAosnne ayeuue, between Manchester
road and Chouteau avenue, sew, 6
twese-porud rock flying through rae
AIR - an angle of forty Eve degrees. 1,
aeva few feet 0cr The heads OF q san-
OF zen standing on the brow Of the
qstry. and after . grand fight lasa-d
en Pc roof OF Max Tanner'g glue fsc-
0S 90 SarpJ avense, which is 600 yani.
oisShnt fro0 the quarry, crashia<
shabush 1t as1 tie noor beneath, ana
sc1Ting the occupants nearly to death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

~ amin a PornIatio,.
fF!~~Soo. MI Wonderful Agriculture
aKd Mineral Resources, Wants to Join
zine si.terhood Of state.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November l2.-
Hon Joseph X. Toole became Montana's
Representative to Congress on the expi-
ration of the term of Hon. Martin Ma
ginniss, on March 4th, 1855. Born ia
Missouri, Colonel Toola has resided In
Montana since boyhocd, aud is famllis,
with the wants, as well as the wonder
ful resources {. that growing territory.
Ic has serve with distinction as Sta.c,.
Attorney member Of the legislature,
Assembly aud of the Constitu; ional Con.
TcntiOn oi the Territory, and vas chosen
by the Democracy Of Montana Dv a
coniplIrncnia any majority 10 represent TER
in tic Forty ninth Congress. He said
yesterday; "ALDn ana ~ drawing consid-
era b}c attention in the Eas. as a Terri
tory al great pOssibii!ti, :. The territory
Is enjoying the greatest prosperity, and
has n most iuvIt!ny future. Since tire
completion 81 the Northern Pacific aud
Utah railroads our popGlltion has
rapidly increased, u capital has
been attracted 10 Us. 4 million
head of cattle, l2O, 600 head of horses
and l,ZDJ, 600 head of sheep are grazing
pTOE Ihc nutritious "rasscs If that terri
tory. Our mines aic the most produc.
tive of any In the country, and GlthDUy
that Interest is in lis infancy the mineral
output Tor 1850 will approx matc IN value
S2H, GDp,o 900. oar population j. close on
10 10000. No census has been taken
Tor "A long time, but the vote NJ the last
go as tgA
over the agc of twrntv-on. years in lic
Territory. our people are naturally
FESTIVE under a Territorial form of -oV-
II il restrictive of the larger
rights, liberties and HsuiritioHs If GILL
n~hip. 4 large majority Of our citiz.n~
favor an early admission as a State, aud
To tnat end have formulated and adopted
IN admirable Constitution. aud appointcd
committee OK leading citizens To- pres.
ent the same TO the President ard 10
Congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

WAAHUG1ux, November la-E6Orts
being 0sde among the Veteraas' organ|
tea - aeeare the erection OF natf1
nsuuneas . General George b McCeg
q GasAiastoa II b proposed th&3
statse shall be AZ bronze and q tAe =
uian ordee. and that Il b erected n O
The public PARKS at the national col
TIE New Jessev Veterans ore q tiie
OF the movement and are preparing
for a OF the Sew jersey Congsessm
lniroduee Soon sftrr the session opS
December. This vii; ask Congress
md, 'riate the necessary sum. and
the teaiG pess-oe . fund euatrieafed )
GividaalA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

PHlLsDKLruIa, Pa, Novemberl2.- 40
Deccasef llth and l2ih = celebration will
be held9nder the auspices of ahe His
<Or;oal Society of PENNSYLVANIA to,com-
meInorate he two-hundredth anniversary
of the Introduction of the art of print
&c. iuso the middle colonies Of North
kmeria, 10 which will be invited FROM
Otner fsciies representatives q all
bfauc tes Ut the craft.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

She Wantcl Ia break her husband
az the habt of drink. and BEGAN go COOK
his food II liquor, having heard that It
would prove c,,rctual He didn't >ay
anSth NJ in" first day: he showed no
Signs Of notic ny the change the see
ond dav. but after supper on the third
dav he ~a'd To her. '..Naria. YOU don
know how YOU have improved in Your
cooking IN the last three day>."-Iid
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

SILVER CLIFF. Col, NoveNser iA-An
explosion OF a box of gan; po~des in the
boiler room OF the Bal, Domingo mine At
seven O'Clock last evening set fire to the
building, and in ten minutes the entire shaft
boase and BOOSTING works burned to the
Srosnd. Thx mine timbers are on Gre and
Twelve men AZ work on the lower level are
III great peril Hundreds Of citizens have
gone 10 ehe scene of the coniisxration with
topts ana other appliances to ai;emp, the
ieseae a. the imprisoned Miners W. II.
ross u1e SUPERINTENDENT was In the build
,ns just os'afe tie explosion and is now
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

4Ew foRx. November la-Hs viii
= Eenerai George 3. AcClelsan was
- yesterday IL the SssroSEkes ONCE.
is dated January 18th, IefS. After
f4oyiding for the payu fent a al his
tebis and funeral exbeoses. be.
seearies all his real axfS perDonal esfase
his wife. Ellen Ma kcy IcCaellaa. On
pc death OF his wi1E he dieects hat al
Pc estate be divid[ed betveen hls two
children. George B., Jr., and Mary NJ,
hare and share Aiike. His mill arr .c.
Dcuuements he(also leaves 10 his son.
Ind the swordHthat vss presen,ec TO lin
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