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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
ON n WARPATH.
The Apache Depredstions In New wesies-
Many settler. kili~d-A battle.

Many settler. Kii~d-A Hattie.
FrrMIyG, y. NJ, May 2s.-A courici
bring, the news Of a battle between the
troops and Apaches In Coates Canon,
through which the Indians attempted &c
retreat into Mexico. -Four soldiers and cich,
Indians were killed, and the Indians were
driven back but not captured, as the troops
were too few Ia number.
A BLOODY TRAIL
SILVER Cry. y. NJ, May 22.-Ths
Apaciies are making 4 bloody trail through
his section. IL l. thought that three %
four different bands are deprctating and
numbering in n many sections OK the Ter
ri,ory. The hos,!les apparently number
about three hundred. -Four chiefs srs
with them. Gernnimo. Mana, Naeteha anc
chihuahua. This morning the corpsss o! .
MeYican and h.s wife and three children
were found five miles from here. Another
Mexican il known Ia have been Killed IN
the same vicinity and his companion badly
wounded. \ posse Of citizens left here lat
nigh, and returned to-day for "a supply a!
fresh horses. II is reported the numerous
ranches on Bear Creek have been
sacke. and horses stolen and cattle killed
The Indians approached within four miies az
Fort Bayard. Three iIoops OF cavalry arc
now In pursuit. IL - reported that the In
dams are doubling back on the old trail IN
the dirvc;.on O! Bear Greek. This land
numbers about eighty. Another band "n
tie Giia River drove on 10 head Of horses
Two couricrs are missing. Three add
,ional prospectors have been killed near
the south fork OF the White wats: River.
and one named Joseph Bunting on Nazoiien
Greek. The latter made Q brave Exit srsi
killed two Indians. including . chief. Tho
fight wss witnessed by Bun'iBg's partner.
WHO succeeded I'm Staying " Apsches and
e.eapine. News has Just barn recr'vet ct
additional killing in the Black Range.
Families from the surrossdinx country
have all hocked into Silver City. pansc
stricken.
so INDIANS c~ArTrKgD.
DYwISG. ~. ". May 20.-Tbe Indians
are scattered in small bands in dtnesens
parts Of Southern Neu Mexico. bat mostly
in The vicinity 1T the Black rang. More
than Thirty citzens have b-en reported
killed: many have 2 mangls-a bcyond
recognition. Last evening the Indians
were reported In the vicinity OF CsoSs
cesx. fifteen miies north Of ihsn-
ing. TIE greatest excitement T~svv.Ls
4, the Ntsiern~uts on tbs talA NO
ipdlars have been killed or captured since
the outbreak. 80 far - known here. CSf-
s.L Crook IL pa hls wxy herv IN Ses'~fs
General Bradley. lie 10 esr.csed Saturday
snesnine. Miners ard rssschnsen are com
ing In fro,n all directions. Np~h disasns-
fseslon 1. expressed c~no>~rninx the acton
81 the .rooyS4 A IordsbsIsg SPECIAL Szys
that r.r.Ei. from LAKE Valley isdscsss ihnf
3 band Of about forty Indians cane 10 scss
q: tia: srt:i<spent The esfizens srrses
saenseiyes and went css IN hold tsens N
eherk. The Indians thea moved 10 the d
recsion q Cooks cznyon-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

YAs uessflss csssis.s - Nsvsss ssesssvo-
q HssA aeaaisg re- Nsst~e.

YAs Uesen~s c~osisss - Nsyass ssstosSO-
q BssA Heading s.e nssi~s.
prxvrR Cot. May sf.-A rSasze Re.
ps1iiosn Santa Re special savs: Lass SAT-
urdAy the Apaehes Allied two msa q Csnt-
wei and re;s!e nnch % The 6lia asd San.
day afternoon kiiie, Charles S~tsvcEscn.
FOREMAN of he Alley sad lnSvr>cli tsnrh.
and Harvey Mcrrland. soa OF james Mote
lard. Iisins hcsseeu Grafton Ind FsiTvie~.
TIT bodies we're found shoat ss niles
ne-th Of cra.,oa. s;lli vsrsa- Aoreisna
WAS she; several tines and shea f0asA
~ss lying On his hsrk vita ~
iroa rod driven through his head lsss
the ground Fraak ADAMS. ssn Of
George Adams nnehman ses.
fsfrview, 10 supposed to be kils~i
s!.o. His bat Vas found aear TIE bodies Of
two dead men A sp~cial frosn wiasss~.
A. r.. SAYS: About 100 Nsvaycs, Iiss and
fiut-s. aii thoroughly Armed. With sss
paint on. eatnp-i n.ar iiardy's last sistl
10 h currently ruzsov-i thsy ars nal ne
preparation, IN iosn G~fcEiEos' ssnd 81
Apscac~ Latest suforma,ton ftons TIE ffons
Indicates the hosii.es Arc oa h3ssncssi
Crek northeast Of Fort Hayara. la the
Black ransr. Colonel Morrp~ ard San
Caiius scouts are IN that sicin.iy. AL
Colonel Riddle WITH Q bAt.aliea It ITO
Sixth Cavalry 10 around illll.boro Lieut.
enant Davis With ssx:y White Nou1iA.a
Apache scouts are on Their tra4L
HEADING ron sIxICo.
Trc~oS, 4. r.. Ma, 25.-A p-snins y.
NJ, special sAs>: Thirty iniisns passed
near here. heading fof NrSIcot The cavalry
49, ia close pursuit TIE b~-iir. of ave
Americans. kilisi BY the Indians we're
found at Blue River Yesterday, The stare
running from ksSic Ia Grafton Mining
camp ia Hlsrk range. has no, lsea hrasd
from. II il supposed 10 have bcxu cap
;urcd BY the Indians.
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mcss FAILING sulosscx


Stsa esssl H~sstts
Jrrsrv CRY. Nsy ss.-A terrible iisas-
Ter. eaassx TIE k~s q tsG- nvss and
sAe rose 90 lea serious ~oza4laf es
an uasuo~a Eassh~r az pesscas e.
eur-i q ss't.pass ss as fsoraiSS~
Four ssmsiis ~srr Twin. IN Pa
rex A~nsies~sn'. fozrs.ory s~sassns sons~.
sisna,~s On TIE ~es, SIDE of CessA,s street.
h<t~ern flrss szi ssrcod ssr~ets IsSy
~esr ss-aai tsxss aseas avs~ss-sas At Ia
soss. whsr sh~y va~ stzTsses ~ . sSs sou
asef sanHon a: . dssfanrs sas fslas~S
By the ercAkiag IL t@h>s. Tie sasaaing
s-Sas - tsrnbt. In sHss,hsr instass AID
eesus~ TIE raw ~tacsosSa!s .ssraed eos-
pants Of the taildlnx eou,d Fesilzr vsss
Was happening. tie hsslainx collapsed ssa
sank down ia The crater. A e5os~i - azst
w~ns Up 10 the ar. To ssFssks
Of she cAals.r.n alarmed shc se shhorr n TIC
,hrlnisy saa 500 10 "a. s~aSSsinx sita
humanity. ssr~nE hands saa ssl.sss ssArtS
sr<sSsily engaged Ia The woTk -
dfaxsins s~sys he ,nsess ~Fvscaing The
nvsag sna taking oas TIE des Tia
ses~asns Is. tho ~esans'~i. ~ho were t.aAaa~s
docs ansi csuSs~i ~s~,sesa the ,ims~ss ssrc
ssunislng. iRu~i. ais.s after tic dasas'sr
o~nsr~l. an alarm va siFea ~
the Ire tsli. The hfsssssu sslrkly
got 10 sMk. isck ~ui he
dead an.i dsia< sssi thOs~ who tsa
By . va.rNric e~srsT<~t iniafy. Ikr bsildns
Vas ow assi by Isi,sSa anslvrsea. ~ko STA
hi. wife sasi tsr eAslsisrn -
euple~i The frat foof. AsAasi
wrta. wife ani two children. sersn4 sc@f
Joha Coyr~. wife and ave ebiliEcn fssSfrS
Cnshin au.i eve rat'slsrn. Jointly. 0VaFisss
the ta.fd ns-pr. H. Mes.aI,y ADi tive sssit- |
rrn occupied The fourth roos. d kilioti
are Is follows
Mamlr. lila saI ~ltasnsy AndeT<on. a<~d
respectively elsht as"aihs. csh; ard ten
years Anderson The fashrr bal imss left{
the is,ssse 'oT klnaling wosAi, AMI es -ife
rters.tra him . f,~ asssmssss ssinx Ia .,
n~iShtsains grocery Ia maze pufshsa~s
fs hs-ak fast The ether victim ~ss Nj
eha-i Webb. . lsi - seventeen JsAfs 80
sidinx on ths s~coad h.=s lie VA esush~tI
I'm . srght.ai manner. Nearly ever t-ens
In hss t.Hiy Vas broken The lnset~i asfs
a. learned are. John to,nr, .Ee f.r's eight
badly hurt ab.,ut The head ard face Ia,
.sck Cayne. .sed slne. snkls hToken MAJ
Coyn~. axet twelve. fot-h~sd essily sas.
Bndxri toyne. th.f,y. thtc-. BADLY BRUISED
about 81. bs-ly. Hugh Ac,.aEiy. i~eaiy
ave. hrasi aud fas~ badly cut. Mar
Ann Netiuftry. twenty. slightly intuscl
aspat tie body Las. iiuss.y. tscn,f I've.
bach badly hurt Mage AudsrscGS t~slSs1
head and arm bail, injured The s~slsisa-
l. attributed Ia the r"'s uE away cf tie pilrs
upon which the house ~as ha IL Al ;iss
injured were cared fa hy the various aSs
pitsos Of the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

A MAN named Snyder, who belonged
TO a New York regiment during the
late war and who has been drawing a
pension of twelve dollars per month.
called ut the Pension Office at WASH
ington recently and requested that his
name be taken from the rolls and pay
mcnts stopped. The only reason he
gave for his singular request vas that
the Government had already done
enough for him. Commissioner Black
says a similar ase was brought to his
attention some time ago. A Ken
tuckian requested to have his pension
stopped. and q considerable amount
which he had not drawn returned to
The Treasury. IS he believed he had
fully recovered from his disability.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Is the Federal Court at Boston the
other day the Grand jury returned an
indictment against Gilman {. Parker.
master Of the brig Mary Celeste. for
~wrecking his vessel off the coast OF
Hayti. in January last, and a second
indictment against Parker. Abraham
q. Wendell. Sullivan A. Freeman,
George +. Miller, Raphael Boris. and
Emil Boris for conspiracy to wreck the
vessel. The defendants, excepting
Parker, are well known merchants in
Boston and were shippers of the cargo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

The hostility which has long threat
ened a rupture between President Diaz
and ex-Prcsident Gonzales has finally
eliminated in an order adopted in the
Mexican Congress for the impeach-
ment of the two Secretaries of the
Treasury under the Gonzales adminls-
tration, and also of minor treasury
officials. 1t is generally thought that
ex-President Gonzales will endeavOr to
vindicate himself. His friends are re-
ported as saying that he will precipi-
tate a revolution before submitting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Ssv foss. nsy s.-K>ps~sesssssv,s 9
Ne s<sss ~ sssosTis sss here sylssx N sssr
. loan OF sz.soa.s~s ssa 30 uss. sss are q
dsssnssaG % 81 B~nA sss-ssas.ss~ss IL
hsrn y fvpsai sss ssd~r. aeAas s~ssN
Jssfs 9 =. fssssAslax sss.sxs ssass fss<
ssSsss sssas a. n~sssasahsei. sxss. yss
scs shs se~ss ef c~ossss s-pp<sssss~a D. go
10 a. In ssssts ard ssss sssssu. .,- t,,ss]
Spssssss q frrsa sessiax ssy ~ a<ss
c.ssss fhs cd ss>s 80 ss~a A. .~-sss|
- n~sasss OF asess s~ussss4~s n f-s<~~s|
nSsss ~ he sssss ss~ sa~sssan vxs ~
ssasAn1
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

The collections of internal revenue
Tor the first ten months of the fiscal
year ending June 50. 1855. as compared
with the collections during the cor
responding period of the fiscal year end
I'd June 80. 1884. were Is follows:
From spirits-lsS4. e6s. lO4. 40; 1885.
81. IFS. S45; decrease. %. s7s. Ss5. From
1obacco-l884. Cpl. S&9. S99; 1885. e2l,-
Al7.5S6: increase. e67.6S7. From fer
scented liquors-1SS4. &l4.2 27. 800; 1885.
114.S9x. 7S5; increase. GIG, 9S5. From
2i4cellaneous sources-1SS4. 35l9.S6S;
1855. e226. SOC; decrease. &29S.0 6l. Az.
Degsts rceips-fssA 90. a02. sO7i
11e5, @s2. f6A.ll7. decrease. 37,0sl.6S5.
Usaegregate .rvceipts for April, 1885.
0ye el.lA.6S9 les thaa during ~
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The REDSKINS.
T~sshss u. pssa.tisns "a t.s'..i@s's nssf
d. Ns~ Nssts..

is >s~ MssIsss
D,siSa. y. NJ. Nay s:.-A tncs 'r~1
Alma came through frusB Silver city lssl
aIxhl bsing ns news of s~iistioaz'
murders b. Chlsf G.fon.Hs
and hIs tani Of apsriscs An old nsa'|
naInei ~Isrsissn. he twa suiles ~tso,ssf.,
Pet. Andss.on. Jm Montgomery. " ssss.h1
". u. Lyoa. and an unksoss laYs b<SI|
killed.
orurfs uIrp
A number hss. bs~n kI!ses who can not
be fscsxsisr,i. NJ. Cs~nsy writes ii
John s~n a follows ~Ilea1
10 bal bassaes. here. tvenss tsn1
,asn aifraiY lAe busis3 is q s.d0
Of iwrnt, -four nsl!ss. Hesr. by tzss.ps snt|
seY~hssrn b, citizens The follow aF .Ej
rrfofi.ti ~oaadesI at-ss. Alma Jatssj
wa~oTth. Tom WEIGH ansi = wuHaHl
wo.is. i'.lsbi. Tom Arkiassy go
Barter. 81 r1aos Altos, ~ss. csmg~
eighteen miles above iisss Springs. snsi awF
inE wosi's sasi i'oisTst. sL~~ssc}
the esfsp ws. sflsrksL wben i'os4s
rrtsfn-t he fasi'si Ifassss d=
In the cssap ard Nc. lnaey mix.lnx py|
Land hastsssssi to :sss rs.s ssssi ~asn.d ~
r~itiyesis ssd ~ss sisos at on The nay. 1a(
CIV h-js na tho ass, fsrt ~ tts e.
sse vel srHsssi ayi are nos oa tho uall
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

ADvICEs by the steamship City of
New York says that Yokohama was
the scene Of an extraordinary occur
reEce on May 2. As the British man
Of-war Agamemnon run into port the
Russian Vladimir Monomach, COM
manded by Admiral Crown, piped to
quarters. manned the guns and made
every preparation for immediate ac-
ton. 1t was stated that if there had
been so much as a rifle fired from the
Russian vessel the AgamemnOn would
have rammed her. No explanation of
the affair was made by the Russian
commander.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

PRoF. REILLY. Entomologist of the
Department Of Agriculture. has been
surprised for some time to hear of the
ravages of the Hessian fly in the wheat
fields of the Pacific Coast. Heretofore
il has been supposed that the pests did
not extend beyond the wheat belt cas-,
Of the Rocky Mountains. Prof. Reilly
has been inclined to attribute the dam
age to another wheat insect. The
Entomologist has been in communities
ton with Prof. Hilgard Dwinnell and
other scientists in California. and re-
Gently received aspecimen insect which
he pronounces the genuine Hessian fly.
There is nc longer a doubt that the in
sect has made its way to the Paciic
slope.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

THE Cubans at Key West, Fla. were
parading the streets with bands OF
music in consequence of the reported
landing at Santiago de Cuba Of an ex.
petition numbering two hundred men
under Variona and Maceo. which. il
was stated. had since been reinforced
by one hundred men from that district.
A state Of siege has been decreed. and
the Captain General of Cuba has gone
with troops to that province.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Torxxs. Nay es--Cxrvsai in1ulsT fails
70 rnn dawn any ;raeeof the rsnsorrt x2s~
hopp<r< In this S:s:e- William SiHs s~c-
svtaYy OF che state Board Of aSsalisre
sssses TIA: ne has received reports sso~r sv-r
ere hundred os hts correspondents within
the la.; forfys&<h: sosrs. many Of fhesa In
Western Kansas AID nos one o.
.hem sefes u sry nsnBr so sss
gnxsseprG pixssc. lie pys Ia: any sx-
sr,o-tsrsry sps<ar.nrc o. TIE - % esrn
a., ps<sza-s ss THIS tine a fae y~ST
would be ns.ee and be voasd BE .afSrc~d
tuas~fta:esy. Hs doeS nee isisssc thess
- say within tie State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

A RUSSIAN naval officer has been ar
rested at Cronstadt on suspicion, it
was reported, Of being connected with
q plot to acquaint England with the
method of closing the harbor of Cron-
stadt with torpedoes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

The bark Reindeer, which arrived at
New York recently from st. Pierre, re-
ports that Mr.. w. H. Garfield. United
States Consul at st. Pierre, died OF
spoplexy May 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
READY goa TIE REDS.
CsvSsys go 1rssps 0sas1iaG -

YoOoe.
Trcsox. A. T.. Nsy .&-LArdssary -
vices stated tkat so;dsess sftsekss fhe In
dams ca The Bloc River yesterday. The
soldiers vess compelled 70 seifsss vsfA
three Uounded IL H. beu~va that the ta
dssns viii sssesaDs - spcss.s tnis ssssss
via Arizona Is vigt ~ inps~ssSss fss
sb>n 70 do - sttsess suninG Int
esatacs WITH NJ usops 80 e0~ssys.
shs are grzsdisg every penA fsI.y
ssss hcpdsed md twenty ssrEe1 nsa sss tfssS
iss ~ 1sdisM shss,A they nrs fts ~
tiles bsfsss fhsy CT isso Asxses ussse III.
10 o sgss 70 shs de&sh. TIE Ssrkss ssss~s
and ,spsosss ssji sssrs lie fate Of sss~ss
nsiEsssSaL NO sssrsa" ~ cy q IL
eou-spya
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

NEMEDI, a village in Hungary OF two
hundred and thirty houses. was des'
troyed by fire recently. The people
we're reported destitute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
ADDITIONAL DIsPArCHra

=
Memorial Day was very generally OBJ
served or the 3oth in the various cities of
the Union. At New York the Seventh Regi-
ment paraded before General Grants house.
The General was able to review them from
his window.
MANY of the iron mills drew their fires on
the ;Dtn. and thousands Of men were thrown
out OF work in Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania. Some few Of the firms
signed the Amalgamated Association
scale, and these continued at work.
A R heavy thunder and hail storm. &C.
c~o,npanied by a strong wind. occurred
near Lancaster, Pa, recently. The wind
tore strong trees up by the roots and threw
them across the roadway.
MORE dynamite was exploded under .
train on the Denver & Rio Grande near
Gunnison, COL, recently. No q was In.
jured.
The clearing house returns for week
ended Nay % showed an average decrease
OF 63 compared ~ith the corresponding
week Of last year. In New York the de-
crease was "a. In Kansas City The in
crease was $40 and in Memphis Sa.a.
BIC BEAR had . fight with . recounoiter.
ing party Of Canadian troops recently.
Three soldiers were wounded and an Indian
scout was killed and scalped.
TIE crop reports for Nay showed .
gloomy state OF Affairs in all parts Of the
country except Michigan
A MANIAC named Louis Reume, . French
Canadian by birth, on his way home from
Denver To Detroit, took possession Of the
chair car or the Wabash Railroad train
which LETT Kansas City on The evening OF
the 3oth for Chicago. He drew . revolver
and drove the train men from the car. The
conductor telegraphed from Chenos. HI,
70 Chicago, describing the STATE OF Affairs.
Reume on his arrival as Chicago One Of
them named Barrett vas shoe dead by the
maniac, who also emptied his revolver in
the crowd without Effect O61cer Laashlin
closed with the maniac, . after .
desperate struggle he was secured Laugh.
lin was seriously injured.
Tn wocdruR. C1evsr Carriage and
Hardwars Company at .4empAis, Tenn,
made an assignmsnt reeently. Their ha.
Utilities were placed at $1,000 With assses
1ominally $4,000 ~
TH President vas recently - aNsw
York uipsS He participated IN the Dscoea-
t1on Day ceremonisA
Ancn1,sHoP ELDKR, q Cincinnati, has
appointed Rev. J. c. Abrink, vtcsr Geo.
9sl a the German ehueAas, vics Rsv.
Oseo Jair, dscsassd.
TuoMAs 6uOxs. Assisenee Attorney
0nn.l, n eAargs a ~ 0ev~n.na
0sss bsearS - Cesrt q Caf~ g wesh-
|6gtsa. has rssignsA RGbessupuagdss -
'UAaDoGAL Askn0~u1b~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
COMMIT.

rur Salon prizes at Paris were
.v.rded as follows: Bougoureau. ilrst;
Constant, second; Humbert, third.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Xsw Tea Mar sf-Ssesss ssrs -
y~sasseaw ~ JsaD X psy. i.s<iy 60
a1sastai <tssk Ss Nsasa = ksayoA hank|
erA - Va - nrmAvsy. ksa h<a tssn
e0ssal DsaA nrsnns - e9h I've
xsUarAL Ma tsuzs Rssysa. 60 - q
49, 3 ssss .s Si.sssssssisi .,s
0ns41n - gshsuau - II
- $500 - nnR ~ .
- - = CASaW - neunn1l
- - usnDwAknD bnwG bf8un
Qn00wA uoS~ 90 -
~v- - - 10y oun14
M04veA80k u1aS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Ffrrssrnsu. Pa Mar zz-ra~ sevss
~1ss 1t sss A~.ssi<s.sa~i A~<As:iss ~
p<-snx ss& p>s oxaf -ssssesso IN a. s~pss,
H~us bus r~ sh>vs ziiss. wss nss.~ss Z
- rsssoss NH ssov.sss~s s~ssosxs<sa, =
eossssy Ia sashS ss<s vsss - -
asssS - ~ n~sssfsszr-s. Us s~sszrSs]
Ihs s8<iats - ~ s.sxExc4<s sss s<rI
s1lsssi shsf us~ss oil. - 30 szrfk~ a
1es - ssass Sts - s<xn~A esss<~ yan~ |
sesy easxn 20 hSv~ asssras>es fssns s<~ss
MIL saza NJ vui sr<ss< ;Asks ~
cekA Anssg s~ s<ss &<nssenea 4
hSssy ~ ssD Ne G4ss s~ CArssxss bssa|
- nxl5sA Ss2srx = ca
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of tho Daily News.
PERSONAL AND POIarycAK.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
MAYOR SMITH, Of Philadeiphia, sent .
cablegram to the Paris municipality ten.
desing his coincidence, osieialIy, on the
death 81 Victoe Hugo.
SECRETARY LAknAwA.siSss.s WITH,
chill at Washington recently, from the ef
fects OF which he VA confined TO hi
house. He was reported better next day
but his physician advised him agains
going TO the department.
JOHN K HEAT, . veteran Of the war o
1871, died in Brookline, Mass, On the 9Th
HELEN TAYLOR, an advocate Of woman
suffrage, has accepted IN invitation 70 con
test Q seat in the British Parliament.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

the Pee pie 3<s,aa. 4. VI this amount
siso,sssa has been paid. leaving $1,000
vet to Be disbursed. This sum has bern
provided fos by the issue Of bonds n the
amount Of $4,000, bearing six per cent in
terest
wrSSxR's water works are In operation.
A 1rRpTR WAS committed &C Pistts-
mouth the other morning By . tramp
named Frank Williams, Who sAos and
robbed W. H. Brown, apeidler. OF $lD-
They had Travelled together from Missouri.
stealing rides on freight trains They slept
in . freight cn II riattsrnoufh and the
ext morning the tramp Committed
the murder and robbery and ned
to Omaha on the morning trains.
JUMPED OF near the city limits and escaped
in the woods although . Deputy shss1a
was on the train waiting 20 arrest him
ben the train should arrive - the Oma-
In depot.
IKE contract for building the college q
Homer has ben lee for $40
TkB Uoioo Pacific has Submitted spropo-
sissoo 70 Howard County % aud fro0 81
Pal . tAs vessl line Of the county. saro1SA
Dennebery. O. the line 70 Loup CITY, for
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From Mendoza.

1t raihed nearly all day Tuesday and all
day Wednesday, and it was thought that
the gates of the fair grounds would be
closed for this season and no premiums
awarded; but the weather proved more ia
vorable Thursday and the grounds were
well patronized. The principal feature of
the day was the balloon ascension by Prof
Hogan, of Michigan, which was the finest
we have ever seen. In the trotting races
Matt. Whites Blue Bull won the $50 class
in three straight heats. There were six
starters. 1t was muddy, of nothing
but mud. The hippodrOme races came of
as advertised.
There is finer display in Floral Hall
than any previous years of the tair, and the
live stock exhibit the best, some of which
will be taken to Chicago to the fair there.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays programme
was carried out on Thursday, and Thurs
days on Friday. The fair will continue
into Saturday.
The officers met Thursday morning and
agreed to give the 800 left over from last
year, together with the net receipts of this
fair in premiums and purses. We will
speak of the exhibits next week.
The baby show was conducted by +. s.
Browne. Quite NUMBER of babes were
on exhibition. The judges were, Mrs
Loud, Prof. Rucker, and the very elegant
and handsome Mr.. c. N. Keith. The award
was fair one for once. Willis Strong
son Of G. G. Strong, station agent at Meri.
den Let premium; Harry Walker, I'd; and
Mary W. Crandell, 3D..
John II. Madden left for Ottawa Thurs.
day to fill the position of deputy circuit
clerk. ROSEBUD
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support it should receive from the city or
the people. 1t is too much the custom
when band is wanted TO telephone to
Marseilles, Streator, Prairie Center, or some
other place, to find out whether cheaper
band can be employed; and, also, too much
the custom, after our band has been EN-
ployed and furnished the music for some
particular occasion, to carelessly neglect
the payment for the same for five or six
months. Many bands also, inferior to ours,
receive encouragement from their respec-
tive towns or cities by annual appropria-
tons of from two hundred to five hundred
dollars Every one will admit that the
open air concerts formerly given by Fitz-
gerald's Band In this city were delightful :;
yet they were discontinued because, out
side of few merchants, very little If any
substantial encouragement was given the
band by our citizens, and none by the city.
A small appropriation by the city, paid in
installments, would undoubtedly have the
effect of renewing these concerts and i'm.
proving the band, which would reflect still
greater credit on Ottawa when abroad S