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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-24

The streets were seas of mud yester-
day, and Mayor-elect Callaghan will be
knighted If he will offer some practical
suggestion for improvement in his mes
sage. Outside Of the business streets
the mud is simply abominable, ana two
weeks of rain makes life burden to
those who have TO wade through 1t.
Such q state Of affairs is well enough for
village, but will not do for a city,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-24


TIM Legislature will have n lively
time to settle an anti-alen land bill this
session, II they have the confidence TO
tackle it, but now, or never, Is the time.
1t is alleged that about 100000 acres of
Texas land are owned by alien English
men and Scotchmen, besides the great
numbers of Eastern syndicates, who own
patches of $1,000 acres or more. Repre-
sentative Oates, from the Committee on
Public Lands. submitted to the House
at Washington, the other day, n report.
which said that 2l.OOO,OO0 acres Of land
were owned in the United States by
certain English noblemen, and that such
fact would in time lead to n system of
landlordism not compatible with the
best interests and the good of the United
States. If one-third OF this vast body of
land is located in Texas, it would look
to be almost imperative for the state
Legislature to attempt to regulate the
matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-24

THE possibility of Texas being repre-
scented in the Cabinet of President Cleve-
land, does not grow with approach of
the Inauguration. The delegation in
Congress is not solid for any one man or
men, and individually seem to be af-
flcted with the idea that outside Of
themselves there are no other statesmen
in this portion of this great Union.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-24

Tmr future LADY ut the White house,"
at least the heir-presumptive TO that
honor. Is Grover Cleveland's single sis
ter, Elizabeth. Her costume at the Buff
falo charity bali is thus described by her
brothers pet paper, the News: "Miss
Cleveland, pale blue satin court train
over n cream cclored brooaded satin pet
tiooat, the figures OF which were out
lined with gold threads, corsage cut
square, with ruching oface embroidered
with gold threads and trimmed with
bands of cream-oolored ostrich feathers
She carried u bouquet of long-stemmed
Catherine Mermet roses, and wore long
tan-colored mosquetare gloves. which
met the elbow sleeves edged with the
gold-embroidered lace. Her hair was
short and worn simply
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
THE hOSTIlES.
Aardesoos WORT In A~rtscss-TAs s~ssisss
MuSk Ga~xe>A

Aob0&xO03 Wpp8 IN sNHSoDoo-u1 SCStt0xv
Much Esess<dL
DEuTSG, y. NJ. p~c~snhss l-Two raca
we're killed by Indians iss; night hear Sol
omonvil!e. ARR Their bodies ~~r. found
by . stage driver on has way 10 Fort Thomas
this morning. Ben Crawford. Sheriff o.
Graham County, ArsZ, |; '~o others are
Also IeI-s-,et killed, bu; this Il not con
frmed. To-day hos,iies were in the neigh
ho'hocd Of Duncan. They attacked some
section men =: work % the railroad.
but tn. men e-caI-d. Two cattle
inen ale reported ~ have been Killed near
Duncan yesterday. Militia from Clifton
and 4 paI,y % citizens from Dgucan NJ IN
pursuit Militia from I0TisbuTs y NJ,
started out last night The sr-aj~>; excite
mcur prevails. The Indian, arc hual-d !oS
the Ch.ricahua Mountains
Later dispa;chc, >Ilb- tina, the two men
Who were KILLED by ,ir lgd.an> near
Solomonyillc were the Wright brothers,
pioneers o! Arizona. living hear San joe.
on the Giia RIVER. and the dispatch from
Wilcox confirms the killing Of Sheriff. Zen
Crawford, of Graham County, by ApaCiss.
The Indians are divided into bands Of 81
teen Ia twenty. The KILN. 81 Sheriff
Crawford las created ihc Wl.d-s. excite
ment. Men. women and ch .Jrun az. iir,-
ing in all directions and cour.cfs AZ. - ng
sent out - warn the settlers. The t-piie,
az the Two Wright brothers wrr, horribly
mangled. The Ind ans passed ON 10 TIE
Corrandl ranch about one o'clock THIS
morning. There they kiIlc. TWO ca,I.emrn
-onc named Dick Mas. Tie name OF lAc
other l. unknown.
- -~
pOrt.-i TIA; fifty Indians are of their res
~eTvation and are heading for santa Elia-.
The settlers in the valley and The soldier,
ia TIE liarshaws Mountains have l~-n no
tined. Ecnexad.s visited the reservation
and attempted TO get the balance Of the
Indians "a Join them. but III. attempt f-
suited IN a fight In which two reservation
Indians and one hostile We're killed. Lieu
tenant General Sher dan aud staff left f"r
tie East yesterday. Official meas from r.
A. Bower says that n party Of Indians un-
der the leadership OF Josliaui. brother ot
Chihuahua, were seen In the Vicinity of
Fort y pache November -. III. next day
one OF tlicII numbc Vas killed Ia an At
tack upon the camp Of the White NoputtIn
Indians, about eight miles southwest Of
Apache. The following day they attacked
another camp ol White Mountain Indians,
ten miles south Of Apache. In these two
attacks they Killed eleven women, four
children and i've men and boys.
WASHINGTON. December S.-Commis-
s'oner Atkins has received no ofic al AL
vices touching the reported murder of
squaws and children ~ the White Noun
tain tribe by Chiricahua-. II. said today
that lie had no doubt the outrage had been
per ;etratrd bv m-mhcis of ti-Iou,nU's
Tie White Mountain Indians had
mcni and had killed many Of GrEunumo's
band, Who ~a,temp,"s! la re,aiiat- upon
them 10y killing their suuawS ami children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
RAILROAD DISASTERS.
4 Wreck on he Erie Kosd-frightful CoI-
lisbon in Pennsylvania

n Wreck ON the Erie k"sd-frightfu Cot
i,.ion Ia Pennsylvania
H~ELIsvILLE, y. Y, December :, 3:i0
=. m.-Train -" the ~. Louis limited ex-
press On the Erie road, bound East. VAS
wrecked NJ Scio about two O'Clock this morn.
ing. Engineer Henry Alien was killed.
The passengers we're more or less shaken
up. but none were seriously hurt. Tho
train took hre and the baggage and snok-
ing cars were burned. THE accident Vas
caused a misplsced su itch.
%FKIGHrrUL ACCIDENT IN r~ENNsYLVANIA.
~PIrTsWrRoH. PA, December "A
Washington, Ia. special says: One Of IA.
most horrible railroad casualties ever wit
messed in this vicinity happened shortly be
fore three O'Clock yesterday Afternoon, IN
W"rkman's cut. half a mile east ~ Nash
ington. OH the Baltimore n OHIO Railroad.
The iirst So local freight, east tnnnd, tad
started from the Washington yards With or
deTs To- run to Finley vile. When IN the
cnt mentioned. II colIid.d with the wrs,
bound first ~" through freight, with tea
rife force. ~ both trains We're running
nj a high rate of speed. The track
in the cat lies In a curve and Tot :hIs
reason the engineers did not discover the
SVls'sh'ffffG . bitaHf 49, Jaw " ~
IT, The two engines rushed together IN an
iron embrace and the box ear, w.r- piled
up and the track was covered with 'h.
debris Of tie wreck. In the collision the
following person, were injured; JOHN
Rider, Washington. cnnductor Of the fTsi
So instantly killed. The Remains are
horribly ,nanxled and scalds-i. Frank
Snyder. Piedmont. W. Va. brakeman. Who
WAS on one Of tile eng mes. WAS scsld.-d IL
death. Jane. Morris. Washington. vas
seriously Wounded. He VA. trough, 10
his home in the Firs, ward. where he 1o~
lies. j. q. Reynolds. jamestown. FIREMAN.
less maprl.f and feet badly mashed. EDgI-
neer Frank Dean received soiue nsiy bruises.
but IL - thought he Is no, seriously iu-
lurel. In addition "a these every hand on
the two trains was more or i~ss injured. A
force Of neii are oa the spot clearing no
the wreck. Travel will not ~ DELAY Ell
long. A. there is . siding through the cut
which Is being opened. Daring the after.
noon hundreds OF WAshing,ontan- pour~i
out a. the scene to view IN. ghs.t!y .,ght
Tile death Of Conductor Rider is particularly
sad. HIS family consists Of n ~ife and
three small children. His grief-s,rics- IN
wife is literally eraxel with the shock. Al
this hour IL 10 impossible To locat. where
the fatal mistake in the order Vas made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
THE SUCCESSION.

The bssr-ity ~ opiaioa Ns so WIZ VIII
B~ President Pro r.mp"rs 1T the Senate
Tho th"'o~ sPpsrs"ii, net-'ss I'd
oaad' sna i"<sn-nsH'"srsise rr~f"r-
s"s''" Tor inc N'r'"'a'" Toe TIA"
Latter
WAsHrN.ToS, n. G, December l.
t., Republican S-na coat aa~ u a.
Ir-r Cor pr-.if.r, rr ,r AL.
a.
'pil''h SiAt Mt h'a"HAs' : eEN''rH II
t- place. senator JHGss, EEL! ATkao+s-
.a.d at cNca,u. TIA, ths pos,l1u should
,,nf.r-t NJ F.fvu-f. r.I.us- >.
III -p..,4a
''''' ' '
~!il'n 't!'rr, a"1 ~FAH~ ~ - 'natHf'i
ntIrt Tor 81. IT, 1Hn-Hi ttnrfA L~an 3
-istE1S hal .,'H "r't'ti - tn l-"r.r
II senator L''aa"l> "1RiI H'i A.
-crt tar position. De- s"HEh' o'it't
senator sherman y Ntsf"E NHFT.
wva calculated "a ti - = t.r
satisfaction Il o., SvnA.s "bi CIur~r,
ne said, "gl.,~- thv l-r---.ri >hH..lt tir.
ih, position t> rvtF THAI g = pFs~g!1-
I.Itsr. ara ! t4,uN senator Elwants I'd,
better t'tri - preside over iHv senate
Than ans other Nygu'.r member. y =
the VrH.JFi.'i,> - tic Presidents d'iHE.
! j.lus they s.r decidedly small ] Hu
-lIt, however, - hrar - !. rat going g.
Indianapolis
Representative Springer. 80 Illinois, ~
ALL 81 tEy opinion f.si senator Etmsua-
J. entitled - thr position. lie said that
H. Il> opinion Nf l--tH ruu4t Not aTrni
d accept the position. aal f"T ;Ac h
publican members g. iut AIM IN IT,
place would -,,U Htr a.iF-n- the NIL 90
tie l-rHgi,- Beside, .r ~ail, VI. Logan
Ma lacking iu AZ Use attn II q
presiding officer. The question n'N BE-.
All VII. EuWuHd> ACCEPT Tie nD~.i'H u
it j. Rendered him' 10. Is u'' KNOWN 60
have expressed au opinion uu 20, sub
l,ct, hut his COLLEAGUE. senator Nor
IN .,, III ~ 9 .,.
- -. ..t.t.. a.. .,.4t -,
expressed Nit 'iihf't 'ii' re ""Hi' NOT
accept. \ ~prunIutu; Republican SgHy-
,,r s,4E D., ~. firm, ,..yF,r.I that Nr
- - "" "'.''
i'''"hh'> VI "'' " '--ii'-i' 't 'n'
position, AMI would not Pc under anY CiT-
yuu-fIntr~. IL saIIthAt last December
-, -. 90. 80 49,.
E,-uu,I. ,r.,..-,f =. ,.,.s = a., l..
lu''''h N'h'''iN 'At "' >"'"'' WIN
iIaH from fh' Pms ltrnCV Il Tho senate.
- .. ..lt,Et - 49,. .I..r.., - ,-.-.f
,
San H' ''muhA~' a 't". lH''' III"
Ic Thought Il WIS eve ils G.UrTai. whp
11d been ~. candidate It bis Iirts, ani
wa> tArg,i"r, entitled = thr H"-t place
that hi Republican associate. iu %,
>rH1'- could -.sc him Ah,ui this time
Same the legislative G-ht At ~4uH-u,ld
and Senator I''Wlua- va u4at. Fry.l-
i,l'. The II. li>iyd statement. that SOP
g'uF Logan l~ urt ,l-f.., &C. election a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
IeIar.a 49, -. I,rla.ian

MN T"Ex. Hssrm~r I-An -
ylp>sn. .upf1-ei - - ir1sa e@ez h.
-, occzrTst N Wee; Wa z
IaTket ~ i9uY o'ci4k yesterday morn.
AZ. VALE Fziy.ck Carr. e Fs-g.
.~caat st.esf. 49, op~< Ie 6D1s sa
lae cs-sz;e p: NJ I1uEh-zAs shsp. -
80 perT.-s u, saewta= \ NJ Hvrf
one mat, :Ae ~xp1a uosrFf
s15cka< "a ,so sen f5za AL se,e
tr- - III ale. r. &c. wrsr s@
e1ta-u.sei 2aa Ae l<a aka :. -
CAz<r. svvvi Hospital. wFs -af
.nt4res Eerc tszra % -,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

I~zogfbENcE 4 I. Dsesm@y H.
4 >iev~n o'carx yesUu&y zo<
Yr- Mar FtES= wte q. Fzsrek
F4fZ AAt. Uay Sues co street.
saL .rata cat 90 = les 1zEwz-
"a a. r-r. sg.sE tz-er r-Hl trr-
Il tse se1sr l. &F anr ~
areu snEst SOB SRA f-a rz
-rkins tE @g- RE ~ : 9
n1.-a a 1hF ar. W1sA 80
urut .r'o far hua@~ sy sz 2~ ~
.a i~ exs rs-st - 3 rrsp. All tso
tua. Erf EAre al fz2F Fs Lea
ne resz se-f - 1eash Ga~a 10
aetaer ws4Zl 49, iag5 aer S5k&fs4
A.I, s-e Hzs E. ~l 49, .rzI
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
a a
\ Spiritual seanc" Invaded ns ~kePtirs.
Who >art,ri-. ID. N.,iiuso. in "ra -hsi
Nir1 Attire. i-mpso."n.tipR = srifit sHh
I,r~sk Z !, the si,o~-Ih- N.iiauu Arrest

sffsh Y 10 ~ ~
81.
S~rR,wBFrRY PcI~T. L., December
&c. /. Wyn31n. 'hr s~g.riu1li.tiC me.
dunn, has been hD.iia- eIu,' a. ia,
house If " Il ti,.d fpI , couple Il
weeks past, the attr.dinr. hsiu. lar,,
each evening". The medium nat forgetting
- collect yu, dollar from each prg-.u lr
ait,nIHus.. Quit - u%uTa'."r q 'it.gsIt
have been worked Ur - q AiEh ptts5. s.y.
'rd hcia: on iHc verge q insanity. DSsi
~. Hdrnit manner iu Which De- hufE21t
up a." "-H-esiici spirits" & their depart
81 friends. Several ss';f3gsl youur
men attended Tie Ss4Br's SATURDAY
night with ID" 'si.ruIrefnu Il exposing
what they considered = laiga13r fraud
Accordingly ore - thym managed - 80
cur. = seaf near tie cal .E.' from whirt
the spirits matsrlaIIIsd TIE clothing .
The medium vaz trtysi ssruuriv - G.
chair in thc cabinet 80 circle faTuss.
and the li.hs tETusd down. soon -
spirit Of the father & oae 20! 'he Csm
pany Wa maisHliizr.i ami frarhrl cai &
shake hands with BIS ~au. When
young man near to rai.nst g1aP
plcd with the me eruSss fra ~.
other World and ;hcr~ hlm g
the royT. Tho ts.let,r. imp4e
dis,siy hurled 'hcu.slsss upon the dsr
IN. youH. man. upon va.'a %. ata~i
shey;ic- took n hand 50 tie affair. and 81
a while p~4Htsrnsuiau4 81 -asi With ths
-pirt believers and uaas.rs.rs tuIiae
80 the f-pr 81 H. diE.ly I.-h's1 s-sm
The lights were a. Isu-fa tanned Ep.
wA~u, - TIE amsrrIlfHt e tae aHts
IeVins circle. ;se FaAfsEs. ssi spirit
proved - >. the medium iu 80 eXc.e3-
in-iy air afurv. Bh3is ths clat4sEE cat Cd:
~hieh he had clipped frH44iurd ssod 2.
the chair. IT, indignation Ma great
among the Spirtuaists ~ zeg - etsr~.
and ;sr and f~athers wer~ strHu-iv talked
II i1r time, 5ui aaa.iY cooler ~jasl-ru~as
prsvsilei and = warrant wAs suaru aui
Hyrsans arT~st ior s1Ausu< mesey
1EaeT tAl-s p~rrtsu@s= 4 h~aF.ns va
hal before Ju.tice Bari. Syuza ..~MG
in= zulitt. arr. Boz ieisgii e ball. Eas
rrmsnsicl - a. Cssutg jail. - await
ne Aci4cs a th% Gnsal Jun
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

! A RECENT dispatch from Atoka, I.
T.. says: The Cherokees are having
an exciting session at their council
meeting. The Governor, Chief Bushy-
head. and party are charged with
grave misdemeanor in securing three
hundred thousand dollars some year or
20 ago from the United States Govern
ment IS per capita payment. 1t is
charged that 10 secure this sum. . con-
siderable percentage of which went
into tie pockets Of leading parties in
the transaction, the claim of
the Cherokees to the neutral
land strip. northwest of the Cherokee
Nation adjacent to Kansas, was heavily
compromised. and it is now doubtful
If the Nation can justly and legally
prevent the United States from obtain
ing a clear title to these lands. The
Bushyhead party denies that such a
compromise was made. and that they
are true and loyal to the interests of
the Cherokees and entitled to the
gratitude of the people in securing
three hundred thousand dollars from
the United States Government to cna-
spie their people to buy provisions at .
%e0 great scarcity and distress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
N~0 G'ostmAst~~.

WASHINGTON. December The Post
master General hss appoiu;ei the follow ,ns
fourth Case Ins'mast~rs 10 Western points:
Nebfaska-Iors-y. JoBn L~er. iianIs-
ton. F. {. ROCKY Howe. Sr-. Ann >i-y-a-
non: Ids. James l. Butt; Eichlsni. ". l.
Price; Rrrs;on. Mr.. I. X. i~pI~r.
Missouri-SontA. r. T. Hall. Moline,
George l. CIsnion: High Prsine- william
+. Nct;ee: Henderson. :. = Lo~Isgs, De-
Wit lryin +. k-Banck; Kerry vile. JOAN
L. Bedford.
Kansas Belgrade. Sanford Bre~isn.
Yargo. James T.. Hyde, Rockford, r. e.
Jacsman; IuYsyiil., ). Leighton. Cham
yaxnesyille. jacob ". Cook Cherokee C.ty.
j. VI. Tucker. COLLEGE HiIi. ARfr.~ J.
Thompson: Siren For--,, John 7. 1tbbon;
IaCygB.. George I. Roberts; Lu;hersilis.
William /. MAicho~. Peach Orchard. AsA
u T. Lindley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

TIE best evidence that railway m.
are now. M a class, temperate men, 4
the fact that discharges for intsmpss
ance on the great railways r aired
rare. In the ''Offense record" 10
September of the Grand Trunk Rail
why, which employs probably fltec,
thousand men or more, out Of eiSAfy
four ~oflenses specified, only one !
given as ''intemperancc," this belnGiz
the case of q porter. who was conee
Quently dismissed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Arr- At Detroit Toe. Ipam0 10 the ",
tsat af 1890 go

tsat "f s1no. go
pfVf.pir. UN,cm'~r A-N0 srts, nzss
Ink At IA ,vlo-k nuc tuukc 4 3 the aoS
i,um 20 ., l.arpam wife la There
wa> y d,.s, - fu'i, Ten aiuja ,~fofe ga
alarm .uubi hr tuil.esi - ~ TIE Gre
spread with -rr,t rarat.t,. 3fa>e ziAfu.
Wctc ssui H. 1Hl Hnlf = e. ens.4e.
Nvi. rs.'-t. but .Fe Whole dias va
mas 90 tNmv hsfusr ur1 ss~j 4 sase
az WiIt 'ErH th' vest faHls Tie nAases
mt" : !sf} huge s%l.iefa 9 bat 81 hga
mao the A. a:rl ssu ~t th. > seas AaAF
sui t"t 4 tine q a-Oi that ftsss
whole nr.Eh'-gaIsrI vt> csusd Thv
efforts 80 the uyr GHfa4tGoa uvga Sc
Sutt-i chiefly 4. sasD. eftv ia L.
u- =ht-t,t,a~i Il J".uS .m . he b. sase
The ~ li, works NrtaEfheak lAx 10 hArt
Nutk ~ fhc ns,u.ru. 20, ~ srroai o.
liuU ST. street ari the wvfr essen
uc!.tzi d trtg.lt !afsrr flames wts
sCofch~i hand. sut - erased Ihc
heat was irfrls~. 8u,I Aafe g. thfs-
iuuhls. two-s'"fy b"u-t- pefr 49,
halt consumed u"loic th~ 60 sh e.sahf
- wogk "n ;hsm. Ihe Urspsats wsgv
able a. move mus' - t1r wTIfuttafc - >
place - safety Ihess g - ~sfv vaart
at ~~pun iueur~i fuf Aftsr the
IRE ia ihr Wtrv wt4Fks Ls. @oTnesi tos ssss.s
hours ,hr walls began "a - psd tie f{e
men hal mani narrow The ~vsSs
Mere az almost entire HuisaksDe
valued at .iI4oo - ESQ. 90. mi
machinery $3.50 V1o. totaln sHanoe Ar
Too. Two tuf.ls,i sugn - iarosa ON "
employ meut
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

LAST January a prize Of two hts ire
dollars in gold was offered by I
Warner, founder of the Warnc5 d
servatory in Rochester. for the p
three thousand word essay on tn
sunsets of 1883 and 1884. The col
closed or December I. and compeA
essays have been sent in from ther
Islands, Australia, Sandwich IslaA1
Bohemia. Germany. Cape Of CD
Hope, England, Scotland and
United States. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
AL lI
q Tag Rat Ri~~u 4,

-
oeSs AT sS~atns Naa's
tueosy Sss ,oS.rx \ -
pa, River 49, sa..r
S,se~,,s .,r.., r. -.
-
N-H - bAhs E'f %f - rST%T sssss-
Gr- bIs - u2-~ cf 80 - v 70
se-nf All tt t~.~.os n. A.
r.,, -
-
81 ''.N gas
"~ 20
ca
' Al
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-" ''i'N AZ iTf H. =
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

TIE military I'll graph line between
Fort Sully and n Yates. d. T.. has
been bought frord ne Government BY
a syndicate, who p rose to organize a
company TO run o. line under the
title Of the Missouri River Telegraph
and Telephone Com hny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

DOGS have been playing havoc
among the sheep of Moultrid County,
ILL.,. the past few days. Near, k%,llivan
a farmer n morning found g three
sheep killed or crippled out q total
of sixty-five. In one night q Nd khbor.
ing farmer lost thirty head. Words
far! TO express the farmers ! igna-
ton. They are on the warpA with
shotguns. and dogs are being ugh
tered by the score.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Mrs. NJ. E. KENwoRTHY, who he's
been prominent in the woman suffrage
movement in Washington Territory.
has also taken part in political matters
generally. and has been especially cor
spicuous in public meetings in Tacoma
TO agitate the Chinese expulsion ques-
zion. Mrs. Kenworthy is now very
much surprised at being included in
the indictments againstpersons charged
with being connected with the destruc-
ton of houses in Tacoma.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

THE first transact,p under the Irish
land purchase act, a purchase by the
tenants of their hd ings. on prop
erty in Tyrone. hal Just been COM
pleted. The landl1 will receive
about eighteen year purchase. and
the tenants will havev ; IS to pay than
in their former circune bnces.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

SENIOR MoREL. Spanish (Iinister Of
Foreign Affairs, replying Gently to a
dcputation from the Spar Mercan-
tile Society, said that he wIt1d submit
to his colleagues forthwith s<s question
Of commercial treaties wiz England
and America. He express fears in
regard to the anti-free trades ndencies
of the new British Parliame1U
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

For Regents If the State University r.
u. Graham. Y, received i,G>l votes, and l.
n. Taylor, +, 1851 votes. There were l3s
scattering votes for Judge Of the Supreme
Court and II for Regents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

DrEiIx, Deccsnh@T "a ss1oos ss>ritoa
rns oeca-od =; Cariirfort IN tie cosa'y
Lou;h. . f-x miles Eo.sh Of D-ndalE, yo
;eriay. The ;roabse grew o.; q tie Si;sf
feeling xhsri. las exsssi .oS uosks hs
tween ~. supporters of Jos~pA NoaA iSs
Regular P~a-n-sI,~ o~zDdaa,c, All PAtl2
ealiaa WHO - running - an l~n1cF-ncs1i
Nationalist -. Sosznliez sSc GEsss
9TH hludxeorss and WsEe bea1rd . &c
B-.s al ;Ae local pArlsb~~ Ihey bo<
>~s-oa 90 az ;h~ 1rp-OzcE@ - -
Is and p,eVsLted a-znE of The Cal1a -
~ voting There sEre -osVg-4 SEaS
mzuy ner o. to.4 s4es G S!1.cA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

TESTS made of the elevated railroad
structures of the Brooklyn Bridge
cables show that they are all magnet.
lied. Indicted magnetism from the
earth is supposed to have been fixed BY
the Earring to which these structures
have been subjected while under mag
netic influence. The bottom parts Of
all pieces Of iron thus msgnetixed show
north polarity. and the cables of the
bridge q said to be msgnetized in the
direction Of their diameter. the upper
surface of the cables throughout their
:ength being Of south polarity and
lower surface north.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
The Hosest Etr~s ana Ara .nsss Csns'ag Iu-
n~ns~ Ds~sracsisn-

LITTLE Rock. AES-. Iscefaa-r Ii
;elIiSrs,c~ r.ce!y.d today fran the sys;h.Ta
part % Tire State "a "a Tie ef'ec: Us; ;or-s;
fires which have t-~n raxins fox som- days
in Jsrer-a. Linroin~ Chico; sDd asney
Counties Arc csgsips sg~yr~h-nsoG Ias
Ere OF xins;ed ffum hrHi!nx camps All
from syar.s from railway enxas-- Ia.
rlense iracts of tinker have s~~a hgTn-f
over and partially OF altogether d-s
:Yoyed. The loss IN this aooe ~iIl f@oi up
.eytr.! Thousand Gc5.rx- Hsrrso!of. the
flames have been onfn~t N Tie .Ee-ts.
bu; ihey ~. ROW SPREADING - esesyA-lS
NJ n cotuhC.rsese aa-sr.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

RECENT Mandalay al fmah) advices
say the rioting there isv ID as to drive
Europeans away froml e city. The
Dacoits are numbering nd robbing.
with no effort being 7 le to check
their lawlessness. Th& have plum
dered the Buddhist me- stcries and
robbed in the open stral the royal
p~rinccsscs of their jewell
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

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