The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-20

Z VIC e4sAFN a.. 9Fast-lll~ III % - sFsN-
n. has rc'grn-t 81 Omaha - nGr.- the
broken limb and wll tor SoIne tame h- cUn-
p-lls-i - 20 on crutches
CozAD, Dawson County. Celebrated 81.
completion Of n bridge oy-. the Platte re-
Gently. he hrids. - 1,o>. Zee; lOns aai II
I soliily constructed.
For The month o. February tAer" were
odd a: The Omaha po-i-oaac~ S.tihcs
worth Of stamps, stamped envelopes Aad
postal cards.
o. Nebraska dsv n .he S~~ o:lcans
Exposition SPECIAL ceremonies took place
at the headquarters OF the State n the
Government huilding. Addresses were
made by John Thur.ton. O. Omaha, Colo-
mel Morehead. Commissioned General, and
Professor Charles BcsSry. OF the Nebraska
Stat. University. Fre.i y. Thayer rested
a poem. Ex-Governor Furuas dispensed
generous hospitality. Each visitor Was
furnished with a souvenir hag OF corn
Az agricultural society has been organ
lied al North ria,t- for the purpose Of
giving an exhibition ia the fail o. the no
duets Of Lincoln AMI adjoining counties.
\ NORFOLK man dragged biz vic from
a Columbus skating rink IN a brutal man
ner n few evenings ago AMI narrowly
escaped icing motb-d FOR his brutality.
IT j. stated that the cos; az employ - for
the las; Legislature exceeded by zone
$500 that paid those 81 any preceding ses-
-lon ever held ia the State. The appropri-
alton FOR their pay was about 5000 short,
and those ~ho faile! q get their cash be-
fore tn. appropriation Was exhausted "so,
eft"
GAxG % ca;;l. killers va. recently ar
rested IA Custer County. The depreia;inus
consisted a. raidLnE n ranch and killing Eat
cattle for home consumption.
The Fremont creamery churns up 5000
pounds OF milk per day, at the prc,en,
lime, and turns out 30 20 - pounds 81
cutter and ten cheese every tweEty-f0ur
aours.
WHILE recently carousirg in IA half
drunken condition at Omaha, Peter Lind
blai, a Swede, was robbed OF $50. Lind
blad had expected - start 10 Sweden n.
next day. and the iay previous had Drawn
from the Savings Bank the total earnings
Il a fifteen years s~ojourn in America.
Part OF this money, 5000, was in the form
Of IA European draft, while $40 wis in cash.
The draft he had the good fortune tn leave
with "A friend before starting out 10 'haye
4 good time"
MRs. Hull was recently astonishing the
people OF Omaha with Hectares ON Spirit
Ialism.
THE new law in regard to diseased hogs
provides that any persons owning or hav-
ing charg. as agent or otherwise Of any
hogs which shall die Of any infectious or
contagious disease shall cause the same 10
be buried in the ground Of, or buried on the
farm upon which they have been kept, AMI
that any person owning hogs which shall
lie "a aforesaid, who shall neglect - cause
the same Ia be So buried or burned within
.~wentv-four hours after such death. shall
upon conviction thereof lee fined in any
sum not less than five dollars nor more than
FOO for each such hos So left unburiei or
unhUrned.
a TRAMP at Crete. wishing 10 board nj
the county's expense until March winds
were over, broke IA pane of glass in the
window Of n restaurant, but the Marshal
understood the trick and kicked the fellow
cut OF town.
A LATE fire in Hooper, Dodge County,
W t"'I'Ahf H+H' ~ ~
slirance light. The stores 81 Helms Bros.
and II. II. Loochens were burned with con-
tents.
CHARLIE CARLETON, n Fremont school
boy. went 10 Join the cowboy kids ON the
plains with >l.ao. four marbles aud n cork
screw knife. in his pocket. \ telegram
from his mother stopped him AZ Schuyler.
4 goes that IA Dodge County widow
wasted her smiles in the vain endonyor to
Undue. n bcarilsss youth Of seventeen To-
marry her; failing in which, she gave him
4 sound spanking. The old story OF IA
woman scornci.
THE Governor returned % the Secretary
IF State five bills passed 10y the legislature
without his approval. They were: Senate
File No. IN, to determine the title. right o.
possession and description Of lands in sec
ton NJ. town IN. range q east, vetoed on tn
ground that the question Is one which th-
courts are competent 20 determine by or
binary efforts. House Roll No. l.. - am"ni
the school laws. vetoed because IL conflict.
House Roll No. i6>, which in the mair
covers the same ground. House Roll No
~. 20 provide for preventing and prose
cutting o~Yeuses in the District Court. We.
toei because It's title is defective. and Sen
ate Ftle No. 81 embraces most Of the fea-
lures in No. u. Senate File No. l31, e
lecalize the election of certain officers 10
he city Of Wymore. vetoed on the grouas
IT is unconstitutional. and House Roll
-. an act FOR the relief Of Peter Jena
and hi. tondsmen. vetoed on the ground
il is special legislation ia a case fully
.:.l.- II. .., y.n.rnI ar- T.
Two land seekers from Illinois recently .
attempted - ford Turkey Greek. running 4.
banks full. near bloomington. a3d na--
-owlv escaped drowning. Their vakp1
team drittei dow stream aud finally G
,ausht on 4 tree. The men saved them. ,
selves hv ~clinsine - the branches, but ths
cam was drowned. !
PasT-nrF;CE changes in Nebraska for Tbs a.,
week ended March :: EstahlIshed-Avou
iale. Otoe County. William 81. JACK, post :
master; Birch. Pierce County. Harlan J =
Iewe;t: Moakisn. Sioux Comfy. John II q
Holden: sanford. kaya PshI C"sn:v a..
II. SANFORD: rrbArs. Fhs.o- {
'~oun,v. Ano +. Wilcox. Name changed .
Baird. Suckoiis County. 20 Denlay, cAArles [.
Children. p~os.nastrr.
The PLUMBERS o! Omaha claim 20 have G +.
-rievsuc-. Usually piGmte.s' patrons ar,
ones 20 .rieve. /,
A sew hotel i going Up n: Norfolk J
C~.xSrAEik I~IDp.RD, % Springfield. haf ..
lively experience TIE other day. 4 mar
,ausssI Smith h.d t-ea arrested fer forgery q
nj IL. C~orstsbl- was taxing him go Pa ,
.il.ion for safe Keeping. When two r..ls,
town the prisoner jumped from tbs /,
rain AMI made for tall timber. wi:a LII =
ard in hos pursuit. The Constable IN :
IsAvo-e.i 20 Stop Smith ~ shooting Afts- &.