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Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
Personal.

Captain Elizur Thompson, the old light
house keeper, was one of the New Haveners
who saw Cleveland inaugurated.
Hubert Williams, the missing lawyer of
Salisbury, Conn, has been heard from. He
is living in Illinois. No cause is yet known
for his sudden departure.
Martin Adds, quite well known in this
city and especially at Winchester's Armory,
has had the great misfortune to entirely lose
his eyesight. He is brother (not father as
various papers have said) of Colonel Adds,
of this city, who was formerly foreign agent
for the Winchester company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Miner, of Hartford
left yesterday morning for Eustis, Florida
where they will visit with their son, George
F. Miner, who is engaged in the newspaper
business at that place.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07

More candy at Ryder's for less money
than any other place in the city. 1893 Chapel
st.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07

Mixed candy, broken candy, tafy drops
gum drops only Is cents per pounds, two
pounds for 25c at Ryder's.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
THE PEOPLES STORE Shall

BE RELIABLE PLACE TO TRADE.
We the direct agent for the ELBERON
FLOUR, which is the finest -four ever offered for
sale.
Our COLUMBIA is the nearest match for the Ell
BERON we have been able to find.
16 pounds Granulated Sugar ST..
IL pounds French Prunes ST.
II pounds best Turkish PruneS 81.
Pruneles 14c pound.
Choice Evaporated Apples Sc pound.
Choice Evaporated Peaches 1Sc.
Choice fine North Carolina Peaches lie.
Fine Butter acc not Butterine that costs only 14c
Choice New Orleans Molasses SIC gallon
Porto Rico Molasses SOC gallon.
10 pound kits Mackerel Soc.
10-pound kits, GOOD STOCK, 75c.
In the last thirty days have sold 200 pounds of
hest OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE at Csc.
Use Mills TRIUMPH SOAP at sc and you will get
full value for your money. mh2s
R. w. MILLS, 3S2 STAIR STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
LOCAL NEW s.
Brief Mention.

Jesse GLADDEN., of New Britain. suicided
with rat poison Thursday night.
At the American House, Boston, rooms
are ROW let with or without meals. Location
central, house newly furnished
About $500 were realized for the charity
fund of the Hebrew Benevolent association
by their recent ball at Lincoln rink.
Value some object-price the leading ques-
ton. Fine hats at lowest prices at Brooks
& Co.'s, Chapel, corner State. Hats at 81,
$3.50, IS, etc.
A reformed man, Mr.. Albert Hart, will
speak at the Sea1Len's Bethel tomorrow
evening at temperance meeting A local Or
ehestra will furnish music.
Mr. Henry A. Jones of Southington, au-
thor of FsAn Aid to Numerical Calculation, -
gave some practical hints ON the same sub
ject at Dwight and Skinner schools recently.
Mr. William Gray, the manager of the
Union Pacific Tea company, 779 Chapel
street, is not the William Gray brought be-
fore the City court for not supporting his
wife.
Professor J. D. Dibble will give selections
from his rine series of views of scenery, ETC.,
at the Good Samaritans' meeting Sunday
night Two hundred seats will be on sale
at Loomis to-day.
Between 5000 and 4, 900 members of the
A. o. H. will take part in the State parade
to occur next summer, the date of which
will be fixed at a meeting of delegates in
Hartford next week.
Active work has been begun in reftting
the Sailors Home. The dining rooms are to
be moved down stairs and the old house
thoroughly repaired, so that the Home will
be made as pleasant as possible.
Ameeting of Golden Rule encampment
members was held last evening in George n.
Moses Office over the Blue store to make ar
rangements for giving an entertainment in
two or three weeks at the Atheneum.
At Trinity NJ E. church ON Sunday morn
ing the pastor, Rev. DR.. Peck will preach,
his subject being DUTY of the Church After
the Revival. His evening subject will be,
equity of the Young Converts After the Re-
vival.'
The medical examiner found yesterday
that Philip Lautenbach, who died very sud
denly at his residence, 55 Arthur street,
Thursday evening, died OF heart disease. The
deceased had assesses on his lungs. He
leaves family.
Although late in the season, ladies find it
good policy to buy sealskin sacques at Bur-
CESS & Burgess, because the prices are SO
much lower. Also gentlemen are notified
that the spring styles of hats have arrived at
Burgess & Burgess.
The funeral of Mary A. Gill, of Hamden
Plains, was held yesterday morning in St.
Mary's church A large number of friends
were present. The casket was adorned with
many beautiful floral offerings of friends,
which showed the love and respect in which
she was held. The deceased was twenty
eight years old. The remains were inferred
in St. Bernards cemetery
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
Special antices.

See johnson & Bros. adv't on Sd page.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
DemfnS.

March edward J. Barry, breach of the
peace against James E. Warnock, 81 fine,
S. 10 costs; James E. Warnock, breach of
the peace against Edward J. Barry, 81 fine,
Sc. Is costs; James E. Warnock, theft, James
o. Heyworth, to March 1S; Ada Cook and
Mary Woods, breach of the peace
against Lizzie Sullivan, to March Z; Ann
O'Neil, breach of the peace against Bridget
Boland, So fine without costs; Lawrence
O'Neil, breach of the peace against Bridget
Boland, So, $6.97 costs; Michael Hickey and
John O'Neil, theft from Harris Levison, dis
charged; Malachi Edwards, illegal voting, to
March T.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07

All the appointments, with large swim
ming tank, at 1873 York street. E. KRAUsE.
lyle w&stf
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
shirts made to Measure.

Go to Ryder's for anything in candy or
fancy articles. No place like it. 798 Chapel
ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
Chocolate Cream Drops.

We are selling chocolate cream drops for
% cents per pound, usual price 40 cents, for
this day only at WALTzINGER's,
800 Chapel St
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07


On short notice, in three grades, at moderate
prices. Fit guaranteed. j. N. ADAM & Co.
ola eodtf
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07

Ryder's regular 40c. chocolate cream drops
only 24c. per pound at 1893 Chapel ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-07
Special 1uI11es.

~.F-FRENCH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

THE collections of internal revenue
during the first eight months of the
fiscal year which will end June 80. 1885.
is as follows: From spirits, $780,
S27; from tobacco. SIG, 664. O0s; from
scrmented liquors, 81 500, OF; from
miscellaneous sources, $l19,29 ";
total ST., 740, 1899: being a de-
crease of S., 297, 500 as compared
with the collections for the same per-
Tod of the previous year. There was a
decrease of "a. 96j. S4l in spirits. and
$3.50. 09S in tobacco. and an increase of
$lS7.675 in fcrmented spirits. The
aggregate receipts for February. 1885.
were $676.494 less than during Febru-
ary, 1884.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The Secretary of the Treasury re-
gently rendered an opinion from the
Attorney-General in regard to the
mcthod of discussing the ~appropria-
tion Of three hundred and thirty-6ve
thousand dollars. made at the last Sos
Rion of Congress. for final aid to the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centen-
aial Exposition now being held in the
CITY Of New Orleans" The Attorney
General holds that under the provisions
of the act making the appropriation it
can b used only in payment Of claims
- pcrsons and corporations living and
doing business outside Of the State Of
Louisiana. and in the payment of pre-
amms heretofore awarded or which
ahall hereafter be awaSded by the Elk
pposit;on. in accordance with the awards
already published. Under this decis-
1on none of the claims made by resi-
de6ts Of Louisiana. Of which there are
4uitra large number. can be kquidated
- Ut this appropriation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
QUARANTINE IN KANSAS.
Governor Martins Proclamation E"fcre-
Ing Quarantine Against Certain Infected
Dlstricta.

Governor Martin. Proclamation E"scre-
Ing Quarantine Against Certain Infected
Di.sricts.
TOPEKA. KAN. April l6.-The Governo,
has issued the following:
STATE OS kASsAs, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
TovGks 4. April II. isS.
WHEREAS. Contagious pl-uro- pneumonia It
few months IA injecting new localities in
close proximity fo Highways Of cattle frafrc
between this and other states. thereby ..rI.
ously c~ndanyer'ny the large i've stock inter
este of the State OF kanra- 10y the probable
introduction of the sa.d disease among our
herds: aud
WHEREAS. Such q calamity would prove
most Il isnsfrou. Ia the t~ste infefc.f- OF Oue
state by dcprcc arinY the value of al cattle
and tn" restrictions of our intercourse with
the markets cf the world. sna
WHEnEAs. The Live stocs sanitary Com
mission Of the State of Kansas has recom.
mcBded the establishment 81 . quarantine
against the introduct' on into this state of all
animals Of the bovine srcc es coming FROM
the following named places. to UT; All OF
the state Of Connect cut. al of thsf portion
Of Ncu York lying south of the north Ire os
Pennsylvania. Nee jersey. Delaware. Mary
land. Dstr Ct OF Columbia. Virgins. West
Virginia. Ohio. IlIipo =. KENTUCKY. Tennessee.
and all the counties OF tsllsssy. Eoose.
AUdrsin and Montgomery IN the state at
Missouri. unlcs~ all such cattle are luaran-
tined ~ the poiri or ~lcesitv % introduction
into the Stst~ fer q L~riod Of ninety days.
and r~ta ned there unit ] tbey shall receive .
certificate a! health signed 5y the state Vet
crinnr.sn Of kansa.. ami further. thst ~.
cattle coming INTO ksn.as from the stose
named localities he required To ~nfcr the
state at A,chison. L~aveasorfh. ksnsss City
or Fort Scott.
Sos therefore. 7. John a. Martin. Cover
nor OF Kansas. do hereby. IN scs"Easscs
with authority vested IN me by toe isss vi
Kansas. declare q vi establish Q 9osrsptins
against the introduction of al an msss OF tie
bovine sgs~cis> from sny and all oil the s;stss.
counties and localities above meustonsA.
unless all such cattle are gusysnfsne3 81 the
point or locality Of iuirciuctioH for . r~rsSd
%: n nesy dsv.. and retained there mt. ih~s
staii receive Q certificate OF beatfh siIEsS
nv the state iparasn os hsnsAs. sbd
further. that al cattle coming ir'o ksnsss
from the above named localities he required
=, enter the state AZ Aioh.son- Lesyens orss.
Kansas City or Fort scott
The Live stock SANITARY Commas on aaa
the state Veterinarian ere directed 10
sec that the quarantine thus ordered snd 60
tatltshr.s. 10 enforced.
In test rnony whereof. 7 have h~r-unss
ted nv ns me-. and csu-sd To he an ss~i
the Ercs; seal Of the state. Dom .; TIE fasy
O: Topexs. Tn = I.ss sss as Aprl \. D. 1~i
and of the inc peBd-scc "f ;he fn'e3
states. 1afa. and OF iae STATE ftc ~ rita
year.
BY the Governor: Joss A aErfs
T. u. ALLEN.
Secretary os STATE.
By W. r. CtvAsAr.s.
Ass slant Secr.tary Of state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

S~rr;xsyIEip. ILL., April A-De>fi's
tie nnfavnszb;e weather, ~. Tscri.rfa ~
nirersary Of the aea;h 81 Abszh2E Lnesan
MAS observed here iocsy wl:s ini~v-sns
crreEoaie<. The esrty trains fsosa
all directions brought large eruses
Of participants Over Eve hEss1Ic'
representatives of German Tnrn~r ard
ether oveankafsns. with sescEz.l~isiS rr=-
ing frcm Chicago aksns. Representative
Censas frosn all parts o. Tie wes s~rS
pscsen. n having teea d~esded ~ sss1-
ous SOCIETIES 10 rrnder . na;issrsl ts
% The ne..ory u fse nssssyr,a ?sesi saas
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
uns ~ss.rAn Irssss.
Of reaeN


OF rese~.
Loxrox. April iT.-The s. re;~sserrx
Nors< rnuussi. referring To The snxxrssi"n
of German PAPER that England mi<as
uvs; Russian p;ivat~sr> as rsrsir< hiaSs
unlikely. bu; Il ne did f.assla ooald cssa'y
r~r;alis:r uJ-a EnxIlsh residents 81 ;.
Petersburg. with their property serving a. .
pledge and guarantee that no lnjary siu b.
infiictrd on Russian er-wse yeer, IN hcnnr.
Ahte warfare. 4 Wanna ~is'~<rasa s,a'~s
tia. Russia hs. formally nuticcsi Turkey
that shc oil consider Turkish neassniisy :s
psSogs 90 The Ro~phnru. srsi Oar
das-liss Gcssrai S>irThssm. chic; essSiners
OF the ;roops OF F,nlsnd. has bern sam
moaot To ~ Petersburg Plans af,sr t~sn<
prepared ., Portsmouth for q .c~ tspc OF
man q. VAR with enc ,urr-; anil carrying .
iso ion run. all, six Sr-<--a AMI sHx mashise
guns and al~o ss oF-raiurr> for inrlsaoc>
II the plans ARE spprui,i the tsoscSn;nsnf
will invite scad~r dircrtiy. The TIssss
Gulran Correspondent; denies tho rxis;~scs
OF a strong PRO Russian parts a; iicsai la
Northwestern Afghanisian their may BE
INV wv - terE%t @-
change. bu, gaSsia's genuine friends are
few.
REASON vur rNC
Moscow. April 1.-THE isnsssIr Cosr
,cv says that Russia cannot ~ On var az
present. The political Atmosphere "f
Europe IL no; favorable fer a campaign
sgainst Engiand. Ne,rr shosiid cus
ecotonlcai question: b. ,guofri puT heavy
national debt, sta<na;ion I'm coiEIn~rce and
IN. numerous trade and financial failures
show the tame il -nopfof;unr Ia b~sin MAR
against any one. We hope thc rsnidrh
Incident will have no seriou. rvSult
ruE GAR fpfs rrAsE
LoNpo>. April l6.-l~ Stxsl. ID. Russian
Ambassador. to-day rc-i,rd a Dispatch
from The Car In which his imperial high
Ness instrurts the Baron In ASSURE Glad
stone ard the rn-mbcr, of ihr En-
glish CAhin~, that he earnestly hel~s .
prompt and simple arrangement; will b.
ing aspect of AFFAIR." will ~ Overcome.
and an Amicable adj iustmens raehca
or all questions In dlspaic. imursii.
Atriy On r-cclp; Of the disjatrh
the Russian minister hasirn.d Ia Gladstone
office aud informed him VI its CONTENTS Mr..
Gladstone ihcrruion rrgucs'ed Uc S'sai :"
wire the hearty acceptance by han
and colleagues of the Cars n-s
cage and IN assure his imperial
liighness. that England On her part ~ould
put forward every effort consistent With hcr
dignity and rights to ~f'ect . p~srrful settle
men, q: the differences between the i've
countries
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER.

1HK steamer alert" which was loaned
to the Government by Great Britain fof
service in the Greedy relief expedition. has
teep ordered Ia sail for Halifax. where
Commodore Coffin will turn her over 10 the
British admiral commanding tho North
Atlantic feet.
The Rev. DR.. David Stern. the Jewish
Rabbi OF wiikssbarrs. Pa. took poison re.
Gently and died. A number OF papers and
letters found among his effects showed
that he intended taking his lie.
MGR. A. J. GLoRIEUx was consecrated
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Idaho. at Balti.
more, on the 18th, with the usual imposing
ceremonies.
ADvIcrs from Old Cala!.ar. dated March
II, state that . German man-of.war had
called at Baybeesh and arrested three
native clerks in the English employ. who
were taken on board the ship, tied TO the
guns and aogged. The reason for this
action was not known. but j; vas supposed
that the clerks had offended tho German
traders.
The latest phase OF the Afghan trouble.
n reported on the 10Th, Was that satistac.
tory arrangements had been made by
which Afghanistan would surrender Peni.
deh Inc Russia would surrender Zalficar
and Akrobat.
FRANK n Tubal Taylor were h.nsed
BY . mob in fancy County. No.. for the
attempted murder Of Postmaster Decker.
son and wife at Eglinton. in the Same
county. Frank TAYLOR thrust o revoives
into Dickerson's mouth and fired. Dicser.
son was also shot in the shoulder and his
wife on the scalp. Elijah Subl-t:c. con-
cerued In the outrage. was also taken from
the Jail at Forsythe, but his holy was noe
found hanging with The Tayiors, AID sur.
mises only existed as TO his fate.
wAvK eigst feet high came russ;n.
down the Rio Grande recently with ter.
rifle force and carried away par: Of tao
Laredo. Tex. The rise resulted from .
great water spout, which fell some miics
above the city.
II was recently reported that natives oe
the Hermit Islands in the Pacific Ocean
had eaten the crews Of two German mer.
chant vsDels. The SUnboas Hijdeaa has
beea seaf 70 punisA The cannibaia.
I'm Other morning . arV occurred in .
ffane buildinx near Reedins Pa, in
which -four p~ersoos-Harry wentzA. aSed
esevso: Charles weot.sl, aSed thirt-sn.
sons q the proprietor. and CharSes and
Ned HetEinges. hrothers, assd sixtess and
t~weuty.six. were burned - death. Tie
IRE had been aecideatslly kiDdied by .
Aalf-witesd vAgrans vho vas trying -
warn hfnsolf.
Iu 10 Aoaso wae seEuek By lishtnfnS
yupanklyt I~ndianapolfs ard burnsd Lesxo
aunnkiffegoltc - wue Destroyed
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The father of Worth. the Partisan
man-milliner. was a lawyer. and his
sons were destined TO professional Ia
Dor, when unlucky speculations so
shrunk the family fortune that the
children were driven to personal effort.
The younger brother. the present celeb
rity. made a sudden plunge into the
emporium Of Swan & Edgar. in London.
That ss0n proved itself too limited o
sphere. and the young man decided to
try Paris. Entering the firm Of Gag ct
Gle. he speedily mastered the business.
He was made a partner. and only left
che house to branch out more rapidly
under his w auspices in the Rue de
Ia Paix, where he has remained eve
RiuCp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
A COLORADO AVALANCHE.
An Avsisoehe M IN. s"ssh rsss Read
kiils and lujafes several Men.

Mile and 1oJafss several Mso.
DENVER Col, April i:.-one 81 the
most shocking accidents In the history 81
mountain rAiiroasiing occurred an tho b 'gh
line division Of tie South Park i,siiread
yesterday morning q, hslf past seven. ,'ns
man WAS instantly killed and i've o,t-rs
fatally injured The following j. III. list:
Charles Claus, laborcr. Killed James Sc.
Mahoi, fireman. serious external and inter.
nal injuries: John iIsll!san. iai-or-r, legs
broken and crushed: 4. :. Roads. lal-r.r.
external injuries: q. ;. Baker. ~lahofrf.
brcas, and sides crushed; NJ. Red. l~sl-of.Y.
severe scalp Wounds. AZ the hour mcn-
toned the men w-i~ ulsn a work train and
had started from Wheeler, on a." South
Park IT, the place of work near kulosna.
where they had h-~n engaged since tIsii
:. tunneiing through the SNOW hiorknir.
The train cont,in~i sixty v"kmcn. snt
was proceeding cautiously along a rail that
had io; been use,i since the tincs ads er,aI'
nl.Bc-d. tpon either sidr wsr~ heavy en-
81 SNOW. A. the train .t-si
along u struck n sisow bsnk. saj
In All Instant the snow inisTs
mingled with bould~fs and gravel .ame
down like on avalanche. kpurs Tag the ufs~
man ou, ~ la. cab. snd sws, ping ~. la's5r
err from the ia; ears. 4eI-~iiiIts ths,n
beneath the debris 1ls a..
ginecr ~scapin- III. path ~ ~. slide,
held un Ia ia. Throttle AMI hTonyls; ths
train q. q s,sisi still a little beyond. The
track presented a sirkeniny pieitfr. ops
cred vith niausI-,i les, ami arms. and The
shaw covered with bleed presented the sps
,-.aisnc- %: q slaughter Isn. Men ~hs
~e-csJs,i bryan nj onec 'o ~Nhasne their rom
psnIons. Nio wsr- scattered and hu;i~s. IN
all dir~r.inn-. Clans Was f'aind q, have
been ground into az Cnr~cs xaizsbir IHiI.
A large number Of the wotkussn received
injuries. bat the nans~- mefiisoi~i are the
mes, serious. The train ha.tsnci 'o l;r-rs
enrid--. n the snow "a; Oh the return &c
4 rs.txIl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

TcroxIo. April E-1Ae CANADIAN ssic
q sise laxrscr-Tusnssy estate ne: t>r-
today and ..scri in the hsnts o. Se.~TsSr
Wilson rcrosc< prs-in> tfseir d-rrnf srozs
}. La~rerce AID XsrJ Tosns-y- T.sre
was . Lax r:s>ias during tie hs ssiy
yeax bus 4; has hees fozSk 70 .sosel< IL
anticipated IA y<esass isesr esz.a-. aH
ssh that Ss.coc.so has hn s~sn;ss n
NrL Sxtaey Z. Rsvvn. At Bsstzi- ;. -
Z relative e sAe heirs hrse. Nj Wees
vI,i - - Nxw Yorx Tscdsy % es<szS
vssss tso Amersrsu b~isxf H - III 80
1fose = Uugsh &55o,ecovao1
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

AN experiment in deepening the
channel Of q river, especially at its
mouth. is making fair progress in New
York Harbor. and promises to be sue
cessful. General Roy Stone. a distin-
guished military commander during the
war. invented the plan which is being
aested. and. As is the case with other re-
markablc inventions, it is extremely
simple. and everybody wonders why it
had not been thought of before. The
machinery consists only OF a steel hose
and pumping power by which a furi-
Gus Jet of water is exploded on the
hanks of sand. soil. sclid sewage, and
other accretions at the bottom of the
channel. and the current bears the
most of the matter % stirred up out in
40 the sea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

."~'s IA. Assa ts-Ts~ asts
s~"esssss'i sssxssss "s ts< Losal I<-b.s
o tbs tns~-i sss.e. ~as ose~s a :
ss TSisr q sn o'esorx tas. snoru-
30 over sssasea ess<xst<s -~rs IA
ss<. Is~y we're -es<on~a ay az
fsssssss I'syes. cal G~1sas. Io-.-.
exss hsss~y. Ia A~e<orls=e- -.sh
.sss sssessS sts pssvssa. as -sia-.
ssss s~ss eiossi inssesis.ssly s,-ys
vac s"sxs~ss s>sax called IN order. To-
s1y sss sc-sssssv vs5 be a~..ss4 tn
-s.ssss p~rsAisssg - :A< sssssss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
TILL WURLD AT LAKGE.
A Summary Of the Daily NevA
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
GENERAL GIANT continued 10 improve.
His friends, on the 18th, were quite hope
ful.
BARNEY AcAULEY, the actor made IA.
nous by his -impersonations Of Cneie Dan
iel, in 1.-THE Messengers from Jarvis Sec.
tion," was sentenced ut Cleveland, o., re-
Gently, to thirty days in the ~workhouse for
drunkenness.
PRoY. WISE, in a recent balloon excur-
sion at Philadelphia, came down . couple
Of hours after, In Gloucester County, n. j.,
with such force rs TO break several Of bis
meteorological instruments.
EDWARDS PIERRKPoST. Secretary Of tho
American Legation at Rome. died on the
10th. He was left in charge Of American
affairs in Italy by ex.Ministsr Astor
when he returned to this country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
r.sssssss 90 50

nAiIrsx. y. :. Aprii is.-Th> C~-ss.s
s:ezss~r Man, Captain C~arss.oasps. srrs
Nv Yerx. Asfl II. faf S~sshsmpssa ss~s
EreTr~n ARRIVES here s-dy- Csr<sJs
Chsfss.sess ssssetss ~ 10 sn MsssfsY
naming iss; be czs~e IN esls.-ra sid. -
Esssi.a sssk. Ksi<ss. frss E4i.sasosv tss
EsSo,~. ~ifa arxo 81 sshs1ay. The
s:ssE~~ sfrs<x The K2fsya On ;he ssss sbis.
jsst AZ: q: ~ ezssa. ssss-ns right shss~r<h
her zsi The cssx, sass~i ssf - i~s. Ozs
wsrv taxa "a sx@l Tie NAin bad Q
Arxs bsss sre.<. in s1 bal sspss 10
vz.sF s.a--
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

GOVERNOR SHELDON. of New Mexico,
has commutcd the death sentence of
Maxine Apadaca to imprisonment for
life. he having turned States evidence
ut the recent trial of himself and his
confederate RuperatO Lara for the
murder of George Nesbit and wife and
child near Las Cruces in August. 1882.
His confederate Lara will be hanged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

ENGLISH authorities are discussing
Che plan of having all executions of
criminals take place in Newgate. the
great London prison, instead of the
provincial shire town in which the
crime was committed, where. it is
claimed, scenes like that attending the
attempted hanging Of the B%abbycomc
murderer too often Occur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

ADMIRAL SIR GEORGE ROSE SARTo.
Rus. X. G. b., a Trafalgar veteran.
and who received the thanks of Presi-
dent Tyler and Congress for his efforts
20 W the United States frigate Mis-
souri, from destruction by fire in Glib
raltar Bay in 1912, died on the 18th.
aged ninety.fiye.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The agents Of the lake marine in
surance companies formed . hull pool
1t Buffalo, N. Y, recently, the result
of which will be higher rates than ever
before known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

HENRY ID. GREEN, who died a few
days ago. was one of the wealthiest
men in New England. He was the
owner of the gas works and water
works of the City of Portland. in
Oregon. He was worth about three
million dollars.