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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

IsELIN. NEEsER & Co., brought an
action some time ago to have set aside
the assignment of o. NJ. Bogart & Co.,
bankers aud brokers. of New York,
who failed for nearly two million dol
lars. The plaintiffs claimed that the
assignment was fraudulent and void.
alleging that the members of the firm
drew large sums To pay their individual
debts. regardless Of the firms creditors.
Judge Donahue has decided to set the
assignment aside and directed that q
receiver should be appointed.
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THE DUBIOUS PIN.
John asssh's Nee Ds.s.ssh r.ss a~i-<,ss
by tAe ts~sss.~~


WASHINGTON. june 1.-THE t-afi.
which examined ,h~ Dolphin" fot Secretary
whitney. handed him 10. r-f-sr, yesterday
morning. Captain B~ikBsp. Commands
EynBs and Mr.. Herman " Hnt-ss 10 s.s be-
sire another trial trip Ia satisfy ,hesa thai
The ship h bad. Not one 81 them t~v.ls,es
her % he ~ses~oTihy. Even ~ her nEsi
trial In the smooth waLrrs of Long Island
sound. she demonstrated bet structural
weakness II turns cut that she dss ays
mako the required hf;csn kfspts even ia an
alleged sues~ssfai third iriA. tip on Tho
sound. The d~~ixn of The ship. oal..a.
erni ~ Q dispatch, brat ~ shsnrs.
She q ssake si--< AMI can not dsfetsf
hs-r>rif. The ogiy u-e fas a sua on sch
shlp~ is f"s the fos. and sn nss. anzi ,ot
her sis-inch gun can sbsot In Bsila.f af
tisse dirvcssos.. sAs ran nni afs al ths
vessel which IA. sosy ~ rurs.lnx tsor At
from si'irh sss- nav - Eyfnx d. Of
der to 90 either she would b. obliged Ia
send her ball t.sfoagh tbe sssAl! hamlet 81
hoas-s that has bra hasit ou her deek.
OF ih~se hou>-- Is ral;rd "H4eisi Hail.
nd u'is sunsc'sntIy Indicate. the i've "a
which 10 vas intended "a De- pui. Tie.
board r~veomnssadsa ia dsnsosiiiosl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

4 Summary Of tho D.uy News

RERaONAL AND POLITICAL
QUEKS VICTORIA offered Mr.. Gladstone
- earldom, which he declined.
FIELD MARSHAL BARON vow 4AxfEUg.
yHL, Governor of the provinces Of Alsace
and Lorraine, died quite suddenly on the
18th.
HENRY W. BLAIR VA elected Senator In
the New Hampshire Assembly on the 18th.
EX-SENATOR JAMES n. NKsNTTn died at
Deery. Polk County, Ore, on the 18th.
IT was believed In Warrington that Gen.
eral Alfred Pleasanton would be appointed
Governor Of the Soldiers' Home at Hamp.
ton, Va, TO succeed the present incumbent.
The resignation Of John q. Tufts, Indian
Agent at Union Agency, in the Indian
Territory, has been accepted.
The health of ex-senator Roscoe Conk.
ling was reported In . precarious condition.
His physicians have prescribed absolute
rest and . trip to Europe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

THE case OF Mr.. SantOn, a natural.
lied citizen under arrest in Ecuador,
wa considered n a recent Cabinet
Council at Washington. The conclu.
siOn reached was that Mr.. SantOn
should be recognized rs an American
citizen. and as such. vas entitled ia
the full protection of this Government.
II was understood that q demand would
be made for his release.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

IT Is said that there is . United States
Gag at the War Department, the history
Of which the authorities know nothing
except that it was found in the Confed-
crate War Department and is marked
with the name of the ''Fifty-third uli-
nois Volunteer Infantry" The GAG
shows evident signs of hard fighting in
its neighberhood. for it is pierced in
many places with bullet holes and
through the starry field in places in the
silk stripes are gaping holes wAere
pieces Of she'll have torn their Way.
There is no flagstaff attached. and the
folds arc deeply stained with broad
stripes Of blood. limiting that some gal
liant color sergeant had torn it from the
sta6f and folded i away in his o~n
breast to ave Il from capture and had
poured out his own life's blood on tho
dag he hxd sworn "a defend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

THE Treasury Department has de-
cided that leakages of spirits through
worm holes or spring slaves are not
entitled to the benefits allowed in cases
of CASUALTY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

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Railway Master Mechanics opened q
wnIssd's Hal yesterday. Tb~ object al
be Cossen,ioa 10 - discsss nsss<ss -.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

The Central Pacific is cutting down
operating expenses by consolidating
divisions, reducing clerical force. and
putting in practice rigid economy in
all branches of its service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

wssH1Sorox. u. G.. Jsae i7.-CoIsee.
tor kos>ssscs, 81 New Tort. hss sssass..
led sis report 20 tie Treasury Drpsr.
n<nf 10 sss7osss 70 . eifes.ss easisaz tos
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fy-sse vRzseNs oeesxns. dsrtsx hxo
cru. The saisres at Uhiea aSsre<sss
$4,000. are psntsss3 20 .rzssa vncxaI
and tass . isrxAes rrdsrftoa ef tosos =
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

In the New Hampshire House re-
Gently a resolution, which was con-
CURED in by the Senate. thanking Con-
gress for FORGETTING the Texas Pacific
Railroad grant was adopted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

The yagblaa. of Berlin. announces
that Goethe's complete autograph diary
from l777 to 1882 has been discovered
among his ~grandson's papers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
CURRENT oo,lluNr

The French Government has de-
cided TO send . battalion of infantry to
Madagascar to reinforce the troops
now there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

OF sanitary regulations. Two workmen
were reported killed and several wounded.
AT Newport, N. H., recently, the Nettle.
ton block was destroyed by fire. Loss,
100000; insurance, $tl, OD.
A STRONG sentiment was reported exist
ing in Central Dakota against the Sioux
Falls constitutional convention, called for
September, and against the division of the
18th parallel. Both parties were pledginS
delegates 70 vote against the division on
any basis.
A DISASTROUS storm ravaged Western
Missouri on the night Of the s0th. being
most severe in Saline and Howard Counties.
AT Glasgow J. E. Wilson. . drummer, was
0lied in the falling hotel. Mos: Of the
other buildings in the place were DESTROYED
or damaged. Reports from other places
.howed considerable damage, but no loss
Of life.
n Rev. W. r. Morrison. ex-Grand
Counsellor Of the Indiana Order Of Chosen
Friends, who, on June Il, vas convicted
OF grand larceny. was sentenced TO ten
years IN the State prison at San Francisco,
Cal, recently.
Il village Of Portville. i've miles from
Oaeea. n. Y, was nearly destroyed by fire
tae other Eight. The loss Was S..s,uO: the
insurance <sa0Oa
DkSn AkARSHr has announced his in
mao 70 run for Governor of California
ssxt yees On the Sorkingman's ticket
~ chief plank in hisVlatform viii be that
oenacaPeiisaes have . right 20 regulate
~of8angmeaS hours Of hbor.
AT EkhaPf Tar Eo- 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

STYLUS W. CoNDRoN, who was recently
caught ~appropriating goods At Omaha BE-.
longing to other parties, was evidently
preparing to go into the Wholesale business
An officer visited his room and found there
. large trunk filed with stolen goods
They were taken 70 the Inspectors Office
and laid out The pile contained silk dres.
patterns. gloves. shoes, slippers, trousers.
vests aud an immense variety Of yarns.
collars, fancy articles, etc.
The army worm 10 prowling around
PARTS Of the State suffered severely hy
recent storms. Az Cooleridge. on tn. 18th.
sixteen buildings were destroyed and twc
children killed. Three persons we're seri-
ously injured in the country near the
town. The North Platte depot was blown
WAS killed by lightning near Columbus and
immense damage was done In the country
% ~indmills, sheds and barns BY sae
wind.
THE cheese factory recently established
as BrsinKrd. Saunders County. h proving
. great success Pour Thousand pounds o:
milk are Consumed daily.
THE aggregate assessment az Dakota
County this year IL $4,000.
A team as GRAD lsiand
jsaped into Tie wagon Of Henry Aherns,
Who endsavoeeA % set out OF their way.
When Mr.. Aherns vas extricafed from the
wreck he mas uneoascious, the hack of his
skuI was crushed aad he did soon ass~r.
The u~nfortunase nas vas . farmer ard
leaves . wife and two children.
TEE State Auditor has refused b register
Tie hoads voted BY the FsIie4scn school
district, On the ground that ss was ania~-
fhl - ~ the isvy Of ISIS y . basis Of rot
ing hesds. snsl he Board 0: EQailisssios |
hsd sdtusosd tAs assessmsss of lSc
AnLLow By - name Of Rosg rsceutiy
ssoped frsa Stroms6ssy VIII Ne uisO q
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
At MT. MAC CREGOR.

General Grant J." the Adtr"~aseks-ue
Stands the Journey Remarkably wsn.
and 10 Quietly Installed ~ .t.rant Cot
(aRP,"
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8to usD a. < NY ~ A8<u y
said over his bead 10 the officers: "This
Il your man." Then turning ~ D'Augsee |
said: '.You are wanted for murder:" as !
Oh. same time the officers elsppcd hand |
cuts on him. |
On May sth he Was brought into the
police court, and the charges against bin |
read. The Crown solicitor appeared Tor !
the prosecution, and Nessrs- Napier and
Burton for the defeuse. The 10 ter |
claimed that the court hsd DO iarssdic-
ton, and aftes sone argument The ease
Wss remauded TO the 5tS. after whica IL
vas rcmarded to the iith-
On that last named dsy tie esse Wss
broa:hs up. Consul Gamble vac b
nrss witness called lie te.t5aeJ oa he.
half Of he prosecution 80 To TIE various
articles found In Max WE'LL frasx. ~hio.s.
among other shfaxs, cousais~d ,wp hsnd-
ke-chiefs marked sC. A. -" . shirt Wits
two large spots Of blood % is, sx,~en
paibs Of cuas married xtsa The i~sila,s,
'.C. a. r" and . scii of .8derssar
thai had bcea ri2p~i fron . body.
In reply 20 q~uesiioas AZ 20 bow ;ae
articles not BEARING tie iahLs,s Of HE
ZANE bad come in:o his poses ssso,. Max
well said they bad hcrs gisea 20 hisa IN
San Frsoe;sco By . nan named Ro5snsss-
vHKxx DID NE srKsp MS noxEys
The tuserenee whsca IL draws here from
tie fact thss Maxwell had oa!y $40 wAen
srrested and spest 30 iiffie 90 The ship II.
be rsa AGAINST . iaso hank eftkes
or on tse ssip asd eos cleaned OFT
Ihe fscs that be took ste~ssss passage
wou;d srxse tsaf be bad lizzie money b.
lore be started Had he Eoc~ N Tie
absn hs could have had MS tssak In his
r.ss.-noona ard thea vaxo kts roou-6~fr
uns est be cosld have DESTROYED ri eox-
prontsisg evsdeocc, sSca - the ikirsy-
euas married c. A. r. and sne cat
Mir hare fnsuWn Overheard q Rsxtx. I
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Smart and Dull Boys.

Go into the school-room and mark
there the difference between that pseudo
genius which has no industry and the
careful diligence that has no genius.
The clever boy, with dash, originality,
brilliant capacity of all kinds. and inner
ent idleness, makes magnificent spurts
and takes dazzling leaps into the en-
chanted regions of success. He can do
what he will. and no grapes need be
sour for him if only he will give him.
self the trouble to Jump. But the mis-
chief of it is Just this: He does not give
himself the trouble save by fits and
starts. He prefers the business of
amusement to that of learning, and be-
tween baseball and Horace prefers the
former and lets the latter slide. Hence
on examination days he fails, while the
dull dogs whom he has despised--the
BOYS without genius who have stuck to
it-get all the prizes and carry off the
honOrs SD well within his reach. In
process of TIM those dull dogs come to
the front in other things beside school
boy prizes, while the brilliant genius
who could but would not trails behind
as a failure, all men wondering why.
With his power he could have done any
thing. they say. So he could. and 20
he would, had he had just that one bit
of useful ballast we called industry.-N
\. RcrdM.
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No Danger.

Mr. Minks-''My dear, YOU should
not put coins in your mouth, for dis.
eases are often caught in that way. |
noticed yesterday that while you were
looking through your pocketbook fol-
small change to give the street-car con-
ductor you placed a quarter between
your lips and held it there
Mrs. Minks-''W Well, suppose L did.
where's the harm?"
You should read the papers, Mrs,
Minks. Scientists have discovered
bacteria on silver coins. Do you know
what terrible things bacteria are?
Not exactly, no.
why, they are little animals which
get into the human system and cause all
sorts of diseases"
lis that all? Well. then | am in nt
danger from the money you give me- "
And why not. pray?"
you always squeeze a quarter hare
enough To crush al animal life out Of
it before youpart with it.-PAiladetphiO
Call.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, w. Fl. Wilburn, by his Ger
tain deed Of trust dated the 2lst day of
May, 1884, and recorded in the recorders
office Of Z. tbs county, at deed book No
81, page 397, conveys TO II. I. AcArtor,
sill his right, title, interest and estate, in
and TO the following described real estate,
situated is the co7niy of Psitis, state Of
Missouri, viz:
The northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter of section
thirty-three u.s. in township forty-seven
(47) and range twenty-three t23), con-
tanning ten acres.
Which said conveyance was ma lie In
trust to secure the payment Of a certain
prommissoFy note in said deed described,
and whereas, said note has become due, and
is now unpaid, and whereas, it is provided
in said deed of trust, that in the event of
the refusal OF the said McArtor to execute
said trlst after default in the payment of
the Iote secured thereby, then, in that
event, the acting sheriff OF said Pettis
county, shouid proceed therein with the
same authority conferred thereby, other
wise upon said McArtor.
Now, therefor. in accordance with the
provisions OF said deed of trust, and at the
L. s. Murray, sheriff of Pe,tis county,
Missouri, shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate, at the court house
door, in the city of Sedslis, in the county
of Pe;tis, state aforesaid, to the highest
bidder for cash, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
bs tween the hours of nice In the forenoon
and FIVE in the afternoon of that day, to
satisfy said note, together with the cost and
expense of executing this trust.
3-3lw4t L. s. MURRAY, Sheriff.
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LAWYERS.
A Few Remarks About the Most Trusted
and Distrusted of Men.

Few Remarks About the Most Trusted
and Distrusted Of Men.
They are the men who make con-
tracts and unmake them; who gives ad-
vice and sell counsel; who make money
out of trouble and make trouble out OF
money; who create estates and distrib-
ute them legally; who live by loaning
money and often subSiSt on borrowed
capital; who hear and conceal marriage
secrets, and later drag out faded love
letters in bitter divorces; who are
pleased and persuaded by the lucHy.
but often 90 out of court branded and
dispraised BY the side defeated and,
with one side always the loser, and
generally both. what wonder that the
slurs of character fall to the current lot
of a lawyer,
Without the smiles of the merchants
customers. he meets the frowns of bust
ness men in trouble. Fortunes are to
be saved or lost. He must win the vic
tory or bear the blame forever The
lawyer is Ike the builder who knows
that, be it ever so perfect. the elaborate
house he has finished can never quite
suit the proprietor.
He carries the double burden for self
and client; is invited 10 win what Others
have failed in, urged to mend the
broken pieces of a foolish contract,
bound TO account for confessions in let
tiers, asked to replevin goods already
secreted, to attach the effects of a ma
icious merchant, to unearth fraudI-
lent elections, TO reclaim encountered
estates from veXatious taX-titles, to keep
one for years in plenty by restored pos
sessions and broken wills-all by
lawyers art and eloquence!
He is fated from the start TO uncer-
tainty, where clients exact no less than
absolute victory and long wish it rea.
sonable. while they know it is only
probable. By logic and argument. on
the theory of their client, with the facts
only partially stated. and that part
deeply shaded, they are to explain away
their defeat, if it come in the end, by
TRADE on the perjury of opponents wit
nesses and the deprayity of human ma
ture
Happy lawyers They are men who
live SO easily, flourish so long on the
bounty of grateful people. make the
laws and settle the titles. defend the
weak and enjoy the rich fruits of the
world praises and abuses, mingled and
commingled in such rare harmony that
none can define where censure ends and
approval commences.-J. W. DoRord,s,
an CArrant
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A coNeREssMAN's LIFE.
4 Career which as a General Thing. is De-
cidedIy Agreeable.

1t is an error to suppose that law
makers have nothing more To do than
to attend the ordinary sessions of the
Senate or House. and draw their pay.
Some of them are models of industry
going to the Capitol early in the
morning, holding committee meeting
for an hour or two. darling off to an
executive department for information,
taking part in the debates of the respec-
tive Houses. writing letters to cOnSsitu-
entS, and transacsing infinite odds and
end, of business until dusk. And when
they 20 home in the evening, theE an.
not aiwayS allowed to rest. They are
bothered by dissatisfied constituents:
they are beSieged by strangers and
friends, one wanting this done, another
that third something else until,
wearied and exhausted. they sink into
a restless sleep, and dream hidIous Wis
ions of the coming day.
Yet there i another side to the pict-
urc. They each receive five thousand
dollars year and pcrquisites. To say
nothing of the honor of whiting M.
G." and ~. =. s. after their names;
they are distinguished guests" wher-
ever they go; they are Invited to all
leveeS and receptions. to all festivals and
amusemcnts: they are banqueted by the
President and entertained by Cabinet
Ministers; and they are welcome to
every species of domestic and foreign
hospitality, from a charity-ball to a
german at the legation. where they may
move Solemnly through the figures OF
the stately minuet. or dance TO the
liveiier music of u cotillion and Virginia
reel. Altogether. their careers are de
cidedly agreeable. and the average
Congressman would gladly serve his
country for life. and nominate his
bones" to fill the vacancy oecasioned
by his death. The bright little son OF
a Senator evidently thought the Senate
was an hereditary institution: for, when
asked what he intended to be on reach
ing manhood. he mournfully answered;
well. I'd like to be- hack-driyer. but
/ s'pose I'll have to be SENATOR
Edmund Alton, tn 81. Nicholas.
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DO YOUR DUTY.

In the worlds wide field of action,
There's work for all to do;
Humble, lowly, erring mortal,
God requires a work of you;
He has placed you here to labor
ISeek not then to foil his plan;
Rouse up from your dreamy slumber,
I Do your duty as man.
1If your mission be to carry
\ Tidings of a Saviour's love
TO world in errors darkness,
Telling them of light above,
Hasten then; no longer tarry;
Labor with willing mind;
And beyond deaths turbid river
Peace and rest your soul shall find.
II to labor in the school-room
Pc your life-work here below,
Seek not for higher mission
Nothing nobler mortals know.
Better far to leave your impress
Craven deep on children's hearts,
THAN on flames great scroll to place it,
{ Subject there to envy's darts.
II In comforting the downcast
Yen should seek TO lend your aid,
Brood IT DER the path before you,
Thirk not of the gloom and shade.
Heaven will shed its radiance round you,
Those you've saved for you shall pray,
And your life will be a foretaste
OF brighter, happier day.
Somewhere, somewhere in the vineyard,
There is work for you and me,
Which no other can accomplish;
None from duty's claims are free.
Ii. us bear our burdens meekly,
Ever at our posts be found,
With true words and actions golden,
Scattering JOY and peace around.
Let us strive TO raise the fallen,
Soothe the hearts pressed down with woe
Lead to duty's path the erring,
Love and bless both friend and foe.
Earth will then to us prove Eden,
Life paradise of love;
Death will only be transition,
Heaven our resting place above. Il.