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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
Th- Spanish Trouble.

MApIIp, September liking Alphons
presided al IN Cabinet Council yesterday.
An elaborate anSwe, VAS drawn up in tie
uos; friendly terms, explaining the claims
Of Spain 10 h Caroline Islands, and de-
mandnS tina, Germany them.
The Government has jus: despatched .
Special messenger TO Berlin with an add.
tonat note Ia Germany regarding the SER
oRs question a, issue between the two Gov
e'nmentS This note. which was approved
ri the council % Ministers held YESTERDAY.
requests German. IL reaoUnce all ini,n-
ton OF establishing a suzersinty over the
Caroline and Pelew Islands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
DISC ORD.
The Foolish PoIiey ef the democracy Ia
Respect To Vital cnea.i.p.-


IL . urged bF T~rrr'entas5ve organ
y. the Democratic part s1A: the con
due. of ina; party IN res,,4c. ?, Vita
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i'".>H' q tia"h- al n" 'Hhe
'ivi-ST'ic" re's-In- ao u; ne
tariff. and about the silver question.
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THE CROPS.
f,r port of the Department Of AcrIcui-


turr.
WASHINGTON. September 1.-The Sep
temlcr report OF the prpar,mrn. Of A-ri-
u,ture says: Til" condition 81 s;rIn:
wheat has been r.: paired since the st ui
Aa-u-, 80 TIE Northwest d.-trlc; az primer
ia. product onS. the heavy rams. followed
b. eNtrr'nc heat u-twcen the first and
middle of August, Just before harvest
-hriNriin- the gram ana causing INST
Heavy VIM STORMS pro~irat-d and injured
Large fields. Ia Nebraska there h SOM
complain. ut smSi and a little IN na~o;a-
Chneh tugs have done some damage IN
Wisconsin and Minnesota. The injury WAS
greater 10 August than in JAY. The gen
rrai average for al ihr spring wheat j.
- against % IN August uf the crop of
last yrar. liG.Goo 0rp bushels. Returns o.:
NutsI wheat are almost Identical. Ia results
witt those al July. The general average :
h1.N against o., IN .iuly. ENccp; a. r rr>u,;
ui spring may change the present cX,,"r;a-
ton Of the winter wheat area Il MAY ..
placed AT 2l7. 0.O. 600 bushels. and Inc rc-
naming area Al about i|i. 900. OOh. l. the
injuries reported III stock should prove la
ur greater than NJ present arpar-n; a few
millions Of reduction might still accrue.
The condition 81. com >;tii continues high.
ranging from 80 la 100 IN State averages.
TIE ~. Tal average - - against az IN An
gust. II was ~ last wear M September.
Er'>is have wrought very little iniurg aud
VIII b. capable %; little Il deferred ten dgy>.
The prospect i still favorable for u crop
slightly above the average.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
Cattle IN rit~ Move.

WASHINGTON. September p - Indian
commissioner Atkins h@S received a Il -
gram from Captain Lee. agent a; the Cacs-
enne and A:apahOc Indian reservation, II
which lie states tia; up o. the present tnt
10000 cattle have oeen driven OF the rc>cy.
Walton About 5G.o00 vet remain. hut tae,
ar a.. moving With a single exception wi3ru,
the owner ta> r"; Yet been able Ia secur,
another ranch. The agent believes iha; ;.i,
individual means Ia ieayc hut SAYS Iha; o.
his sincerity - doubted his stock Will to- ~
moved by the Government A,inEvinrr
commissioner Atkins SAYS he i 81; >:ic,
with iae condition % Affairs on the Iv>e.,4.
liam
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
KIDNAPPING Z BANKER.
Am--ic'n bet dn"~ htdnar ana I;iud :.
p-tautr-" ana iirunr Him Ac-"-> the Lin.

Am--tc'u bet Gt"~ htdnar ana Eiud -
s'-tauit-: ana iiruur Him ic-"-- the Iin~.
NI>>IuGG Mn. >rrt.hhrI a ~rn-
sailpu na, it-cu created here hy ~" sIuuap
Ing of i.awIcicr B.ain-rd, FT--d IA 81 Ia"
-. A..ari> IA Bank. WIZ Is charged
viii Iuhbll- the i,aH. of mluE hundred
10. 'saud, Of dollars, and who - years
Yea a.u G.-tmi'e,t. SN mp:thS since b."
and - wifi. came there, registering al the
'Iiy Hotel Wud"r the Hatnc of lar
>pu. IiEr, months later 4 detective
ftou l--Tn> a. Woods a.'.r-.
i.re ar. manned Davis. cane" here but culI-
c,a..r. II~ IGrnItE. Later anuthr! dclec-
i4Nr 'am". Tud tuE";licE "a" two m"n ,hai-
uwva B-JnsrL. one vdN Introduced Ia
hIuI a.I ru.tyat,G ms acIua utaucr, finally
,ufnrmru- HHm that he inp VA crooked.
Ia. Intimacy ul,rir-d ami they frequent.
.~cu' al excursions together. ON Naiuriay
ltty lIplr~ri a durr->Iopi!u- expedition
:iug la, pan drove into the tuuuify, kyc
lutle~ ;r"us ;hc cItN ~ a lonely place. III"
u;urr detect A- and a friend luIucd the
Ia.iE a4d u~NrGI"wcrri Brain"Id. telling
llm the, mu>t take hiG. ." The STATES hl
>iar m,lu~ az foul. They bound hHm. and
dint, W.lu al haste s.Nty 'uIIcS. until H."
t.,uuuHFN .iur w.,> Ciu~~'-fI- BrtGu':u~
wIi,. t"ta,Al.uL Iu"aSk, communicated -
the j,p..r-. y hen tie. iatt.T rra iEcG ihat a
a.mc htd been played om them. 4 sycr.a,
tram Was secured and lat" Sunday night
a., lnlI,,. started ont H. intercept
TIE l..T'l a, the BOUNDARY. \ CO.
l>.uu secured. throwing tu- sr,c :.
tram fIunl ilv traco anal preventing IL"
lo!jc. ;lom reaching ,hc!T Gt~tulac 81.
Auu.hrr went down Ia -. LOUIS NNgtal
.na f.Eua The detective with BIaIu"Il "r
tlsc u,llrl : uc 81 ih, line. Tie. a-ic-tV'-
refused &" deliver BIaia-Id, and while tGr
DO Gen, were ,ldrayuIInE Ia take Steps ,r
biiu- uIm uact. the detectives procured -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
THE WYOMING TROUBLES.
Csitei States Troop, ProfeetIse Chimes
Nin-r~-

"a
Rock SrHISGs, w. L. September TO-
Notwithstanding the fact that tine Union
Pacific announced a few days ago that they
would no l0ngc, permit Beck with, Quinn
& Com ~ coal contractors. r. work Chi
ns,nen In their mines. and would ship them
out % TIE country. seven hundred C-lestIais
arrived az fou O'Clock YESTERDAY Afternoon
from Evanston They were ACCOMPANIED
~ -four COMPANIES OF troops. increasing the
force of sO.d ers a. this point ~ sax cuuIjEa-
ui-s. The Oh nsnen vii! b. donlici!-d ia
the freiCh; house Until their cabins are To-
buil;. Tie announcement Was made las:
nigh. that the Chinese Will ro To- vors in
The mines tais morning and thai white men
wound ioc De permitted u ~ors an more.
III. plan j. to project the Chinese y Il
iroop~ until the whit" men are forced q,
l-aye town. when the troops c4u ~ vita
Irawn- No demonstrators agaII<; the o.
~l.s;lals has been made a. Vel, bat j. = sat~
r. say tHa, serious trru3le rUi -ltsUe -
.ODn - tHe OpuoTtInif. affords Tie
presence OF 49, large 4 body 81
-oidscTs vii prevent: arH o;en act Of ~
icJ-- bat tar Whit tnE@crs assert Tia; ~.
Chinese mu-. 20 - Sr.i. %! I Hrie Szr's
praz."t on. Hundreds O.! -Gmor> were AHA;
lsS ul-ut REGARDING tit- pans. and >.,!G,-r-
;He c.;.I-lIs So ia : state o. ~uppTc->--7 *
element mUm-n;zsIly expecting aH ont
iS.a. q: some ssT-- Tie Chimes. Qg1rlcr-
EaZ- been surrounded uy a -rInIg r.cn.:
l1", and al its bui.dlug- i--.ousG.- 1"
Ia company. Bcr.r ~, QVluu ~ Ga store.
30. powder IA Gs.Inc and TIE entrance 70
tnr different miH-- are all uu,.-T gAal!. a.
q; - saId the inner have th!-tte:.-i 10
bow them up. The situation Is - rue "a
tnr extreme, and tAe feeling prevails ever
where HAT Oh account Of TIE brEa-.Hl at
Cinnamon Ha0S- In- destruction ~ Y~rug-Tt.
To- a.c and Explosives - sure L. ia. Io". and
Il j. uot unlikely that a -eUcrai ~:4k, may
en,ue- a. iiie 80. pl"ye> a! aluu- tie line %.
tI- road att ia sympathy wiki tAss mIi,r:a-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
SCNOOl AND CHURCH.

OR. ~ Si. rs.~hs-s .rul,xci ise
rear N Cne~,-- Coup.r Peua.yIynatA
81. w--r females
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iarai" huron. NhprHct "c. knCia1d-
on a r'''hi sunday Il Wa i'Hn' INA.
80" 'HuF'h wa hc'"--t o. 'ar"H-
h'hdN "i ord'. ~NTn'..-iI' s"a i'w'
f'"-s 'l'ri wa 1'e II ~.oi-r
'h"lh, hf W.'a"ht elect ana a la.i
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
Lowing on the Hannibal & ST Joe.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, September H.
Quite n little furry ~ eNci;vmcHi was o.
rasioned YESTERDAY afternoon in The llanni
hal !; 81 Joseph yaris. when County Col
lector Il. !. Wilson. accompanied by TWO
''eputie> and by two attorneys =. /. Wac
CI.l aad + \. Andrews. ley,si on Hannibal
rolling stock {" satisfy Site and county
taxes amounting IL S3g.Oi or about -. OE
when the penalties are added. The iaNr,
an the Missouri River bridge arr IN arT,as
fer w." eU>, ard ia, .aNtS GA tha liaunr
hal yard> I.Sr mo- h,rn paid tor iour yta.>
The attorney foT ;lir rusI stated TIA; the
iaNr> would ec PAID n suOu Is tie uIa;.eI
sa> All us,ea-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
THE DEADLY
Town Wiped Oat In Ohio and Many Live
L"s'-Hfch Mn, No.. Receives q Fs.ai

Los'-Rich HHl, No.. Receive. a F..ai
Visitation.
SfEINGFIEIID. O.. September "a ter
e'e cyclone struck Washington Cost
House, a city Of 1000 inhabitants. r~o
miles west of here, a; eight O'Clock i.st
might, and almost literally swep: il from
siie earth X came from the northwest and
broke upon the iUwn suddenly. carry ug
everything before Il Tie tornado wtirlcd
W Court street the main business thur
ouch;aTe, and ruined almost ever business
"i"ck on II 81 al least forty OF fifty in III.
'iarily 4 private residence m the town 90
vals-i. fully four hundred buildings 70 ~
""vn- The Bapts - rr-.byteriau aud
'''.i".ic Churches a: saar-d re
'oui'aon fai-. The OHIO Sou-i-
"H. Panhandle. Narrow oau.. I'D
Md aal Railroad depo;s vcTe bsxu
10 SH..thcfrcfs. and every bu i!dlug ID rtie
Nc.htS MAS cayrsci away. making inc-.-
aHc cIr'>~ almost Impossible. A. ~~aFv
vIre "Ii.iCl a circle oi tw" IL .ies j. dom
at - Ctt"Ty impossible 10 -rt ar"rr-2 IT,
>1i@ ri tie catastrophe. TG.- mis- relgris
uiai al 10 gotten are through al o,.-TaasT
who tarr"a "a VIE ~" cl4cs west -. lHg
cow az D. sitting "a q heavy storm "a wrra
-"> i-i .aaeIl's. The pane ~stIIca-s Poop q"
"'r" iaH"u c0mpi"'"lt and 80
':Uiu -" t.mbau- tul .dIu-s III .v-rr dir
tici. Through "a. muGkI a~a-.u"~s- AHaf
Ire ~ ~-'Ig"l - ~.-rs- Them avid :f.F
iUr. O.. a.'nrI Hud ;hlt:,-T iu tn"r wi.d "s
TRACTION .'t" know si- whittier targ v-Ir
..rrl- -ii"'l uu!'f- ha,- i.-cu tl.,.
iUrEu go" ruIl~ and oascie NAV b found.
J.. !illL- Mo >.pi.g.D-T -. Just t~-
:"t- "ul'-H- .a-' Il-H' III town KS
Ntf.rt 30. nur OF tie irr-,--i vsII 'u..rv-,f
L. q trr-.i. Ialu si"Tra cycr .IIawu Ia tins
>~.r.'r. The -i0rI came ~ ;guH. 'Hs
80: .@r-' aaa tie first I"rr'cucc -,rlrs
H"ar t' rgG a. t.i- tuSu va. re
S'r.E r"a. own',i ami occupied ng
".l-.a-. Hl"tz-i.c aud .an.t
-" uua-" Nh completely wr,.rrt
=tua ta' n.t",It-y,2r-oIa ~nu. Henri. al 10.
fN"..araoa das.uui.z J. I-r. w.rc alIF.-l
ia ;a' ru..-. Is.,.l wee sl-cp.u. oE osc
APP. ,nnI. JE- fu-surr wa~ Billed ~
from In, uJg-I-N r-o-3rrd. Tie la1--
ma owned hy layIor 4 sons
was also wrecked The rool
WIS c"mr."i.., tern "f. and ,'i" mai o.
cTf g. Hnw 10 Ne-y i.au ahaf-.. Iac Jan
:gr wi.i ruH l-rr h.-i. Asou' MY s.i1t
residences w-f- also nor" or I.a- s,ruu-ry
.:lu 81. many persons bring seriously HuI.
L Tie ia iIisE Lfu.-IN Comp 81. details az,
In' y-; .bialHa.,l.. i-It G r. known that a.
l,ae. i"e.y' i"-r~ou~ wee inyUrct. The raIu
stnlm whI"A ia .i"W-,L did almost A. mura
damage To- property - tl,.. wind storm
wi.r. preceded D. An estimate -! tie
'a.iid-" - a.u."S' Impossible n thl- AosIf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

II" anE.e'E OF .nC new iirmpr-1fI.
Of al, a.. WASHINGTON :, ryH .,u..
.l:, t.r ,h
81 '"t i'P"'.c'"N ""t.sn '"'
c''u" II the motive wa Mt "T.-1
be" For yctr~ the Democrats mr. "A
81 bu~nia~ cc-ir 10 20, into ot,c'',t "a
f,r tn. ,,lr. ga. honor. md -
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1sov Murdr-e~.

FoEr SMITH. ARk., September S-Bu.ler
Remington and George Wells. aged respect
lively sixteen and seventeen wears. wcr,
placed on trial IL the United States Court
yesterday afternoon. charged with The mur-
der OF a Kansas family named Hil some
months aga The fathers OF both prisoners
are present. There are Twelve witnesses
for the Government and twelve for ;h- de-
fense- Al! az them are w-li-to-io ci;lz-lss
sf Latye.te County. Nan, where the havs
reside. Hill lived hear the i.ne OF the Ter
riiOTy, and was killed jCst across the line.
he.cs the jurisdiction Of he Federal Coar;
here. The trial VIII cccup, toe cuu-; TO-
several cayS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
PROGRAMME or FAIR Nkin
II 81. IGt II.
W-H:t' Can BE -."u T""r pu" ~
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e. v,p.L,ow, s-- -, bol.

"A ~wc.l-known firm of booksellers
in the strand. sGy> the !GN Ma Ga-
-'t,. have on vI"N wha. mu>t be. we
h"Uid IA M. enc @: the large; and
most expensive .1tra Illustrated hooks
IN existence, II i a copy OF Boydr.Ts
edition # >h~ake~pearcs works. which
nv the insert On Of nan thousands OF
p.a e. has ben extended To In rty->ix
volumes Some idea ~ t@e vast quan
ttv az the plates and the labor involved
N Their collect on NAV To- gained from
the pnee q. tn" book. El...et Ii j
>aHd That tlS 10y 70 means represents
the Original 20 prize"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

q eifASe s~x. ho-s~~- iaaac~d. sps~auv,
tSoru1xsiv and permanently cEr~d Cor-
yl;cAs~i sod otr nats czs<s % Nod tasr.s
ui~sr. obssructss=S. unnatural dss~har.ss
sIaAsss~a vitality. prsns are csclsss-
nervous. rasH-a Ani oTEsaEC tst4stv,
sarcsc~se. hydrucsle. SiseAsrs Z r->s:Ass
p4Aad. k4zsvs aud bladder. rs4~s. as;aias
Ga4 rupture. g. r~~--Ao@nLV cured SIs
q. twelve eEr-c-t sg~~is4fsts . cuns..c. a.
t-atanC-. cu1st g@aE ia mSt rurng4sss
o-~saax4;tlz % z~4tcsi al sarstcAl ak
u AnSc-scA sad his:a~v 90 aAss ard 49,
cr~Ss:- illustrated ps-p Alss - fa-tca-
Lars wori. u~ssf~as--y Ns4.c@l Assu-
S@A.o-. B-.Ao, -. !.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
" TN y found

All IN" money found in tn po>s--
sion ~ cpnvlrt> a. San Quentin. C.L..
hcTcaf; = vii b. IN Violation of prison
ru.c-. and snail bc forfeit Il to- the War
den "a the fund Tor the benefit Il the
PRISON library. Tbs order rcoaal, the
to.>on order. mad. .Iaiy -. is \
iTno has been c>tahl >ae n which all
none. IN the Possession O.! = convict
o. winch b" mAy earn. /, la be deposit
cd. snt - he paid over oclv OF n q =
e'aT-s- or tHe conV.c, ny n h>
earn NJ 10 nj ianhy.->GG trt!-I 70
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
D-nr.r-.. IN me Dsr-tlr.

ua.~ss ca-s-i ~ Is~N - sleep - '~v-
oy~--cA;.a.. - a 81 r-ln re -lsrsa j.
II - A-cunuaai-4 a. E-lf-- d-te..-e F.
a~z1a-ae. E-s 90 srt-.-e rz-~d :su-uc
a. sAAlz CHUfr.-L "a. s.l --AF p sG~~
Ia: vHr az .~s--a- from a4a ssa~ss -ui
c-sas-Gus1t Avrag--I 80 . tz~ b
All .a=r.l u-. F.~r-~'s E-asa-f Per
e.: - Ec.4,ts' are \ su-r care '- a. a.
rse-ts q tbs nature T4.V rssaav a.
party tie Nod AaI relieve lie d.Es4Ess
GAIA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

Woman. God b'c,~ her bright .v",.
when - minded sac 7 = - ia ~
mos; cnmmp1piar" aFaf-~ O. life rather
much Of a "a nhpw look bI. TO say" bc,
eyebrows she can u.r a g.a witupl:
"c't NJ ink on her finger, ans more
than she "a remember the ia, ot the
MONTH Ion. rs Statesman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
Nnurr Mrn IntThn

UEfe,-e- HEiTt Co.,, sf Nz-sa>I NJ.
uFrr g. -.lt.~-F celebrated Ear- -G-l s.
TAIs AaL- al- -tl~G L-4r-EI Arrlsssgf.
Dl trA t.C 90 -aE. q us-a s.- H
o.. ou3 a. 4.a i-st ;~sl Ar tE ~a~l
uat.-ll. u-as yea. psrl.,. .-- ra4uy gfl
-r >.A~~ Complete r.s.-.z- Hsaltr
y-Jr.G ans r.aGlaast -laraE'--. Na-- .l
C4grv.. a. q saE urE - Above WIZ
;avsa a. ono, i.~ ..a-t-a.- pamphlet, sr~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

-Ncdica, lem IN some pa-ts O.
South America peop.. I've 10 l.. over
one hundred Sear> Old. There src no
doc;or> There = al. I~u't;aat won ,.--
iuis Ii i m; = wonderful. - IT i
here IN Texas g-ow.ed Colonel
Pc;e-5y. Herr in Texas there are
hundreds 81 doctors. and nevertheless,
\ mar occasionally lives 10 o. one hun
cred vear> oil That = still 0
wonderful. -TcrGS Sirlingx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

II London and Pars eventually
keen clear 81 the cholera. or d A. well
as Paris did in l>>i. the lesson II ne
scourre viii be plainly written. Work
hard and keep clean Tnas i the
watchword oi modern civilization
Csa~rsg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

4 L~rOrEIyN lady no~ calls hrr ~, cat
Edg.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

AS O0p as r-rr~s~n'ct." IL VIA;
ever. body says OF traz.r'. All" Grease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

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sziuia .-.G.. ~ Fr la4F. 4.~s SEEN
. o. t-Nas r-s. 80 las ca-auy 90.
g. .F-H-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

WUrv all so-call~d remedies fail, Dr.
Sa,e's Caca-TB Remedy cures
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

-NGsic boxes are chiefly made N
Switzerland. Some Of them COS, a.
hlEh A. 1900, aid are a. large IS .
piano
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

Mortgage : from the French. mean
ne death GT.R-Gsrysr9 T.s.4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

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Tr.Ez.s. To- N~s.~n %. --~s- - L.I
A. t~.u. admitted - tie t'-E-loaAsrs
t,CEtGe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

PoRCrL.I~ .a-er-rinrs a." the lst~.,
fashion TheS are probably intcndrd Tor
CuIna-wcaT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

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G.Cau >4I5Jar 81! ..a.s sEG tesuH1~~ 80
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

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~IboGp-oEs Eye WAs-T. D-.ss4stx scI - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

Coon gracious" aid the h~n, when
she d. 1v~y.t To ppr~-laln rc III her
nest. Il .Ea.I ~ a hr. @,Avrr next
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
MARES N-STS
Trying to Find INid-nrr Z, impcach Re
publican Iat-C-ity.

pubII'Ah
TIL" anyie'y Of the new pcmocratil
OF Gals NJ Washington - find omr
thing ON which "a mpcaca In. ntegr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

Tar iUv-n'pr ~ n fyga- ua-A4ue. = h~
do-sa', soA very hlEh. baS th~ satsa a.
tIou u tr.nS ,.Te when he arup%
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

~SUFTEr'TtyE goodness mus, - Nerv
had o. the Esir. Cog. Nnu K. -. TIC Good
generally dc ysus- -j4Egr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

AT what ac- iors a man get bad Ths'
depends -ltoErfA~r oa the natar" 81 E4s
~Ifc.-hsHfursg STATE .jotrE1.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-16
THE GENERALS CONDITION FOR THE
PAST WEEK.

His Bodily Health Is Much Improved and
He Is Generally In q Good Condition.
New York, May 7.-Dr. Geo. w. Shrady,
in the Medical Review of May 18th, will
say of the condition of Gen. Grant: During
the past week Gen. Grants bodily health
has much improved, and he has been able
to enjoy short drives in Central Park, to
walk short distances out of doors and to do
q considerable amount of literary work on
his forthcoming memoirs. His appetite is
better; he has relish for his food and his
swallowing is not attended with much
pain. Locally his disease shows q slight
tendency to progress. The sloughy exuda-
ton has disappeared causing an exuberant
fungoid granulation in its place. This con-
ditiOn still involves the right and posterior
parts of the pharynx, the right consular
region and right side of the base of the
tongue. The pelatal curtain il still con-
siderably infamed, although all signs of
acute infamatcry troubles havedisappeared.
At the base of the vula, in the right side.
. small fungoid excTescence has developed
which has shown disposition to extend
ON the free margin of the palatal curtain.
Midway between the uvula and the right
consular region . similar growth of very
small size has also appeared. The BREATH
ing il free and the voice il clear, but the
Of the tongue II somewhat re-
stricted, affecting articulation accordingly.
The enlarged glands under and around the
right angle OF the lower jaw are somewhat
harder and in consequence of the surround
ing inflammation and infiltration afe firmly
fixed. There is, however, les pain in the
diseased paxsthan formerly. Thepatientob-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-05-16

My the low wind wailing
Among the leafless trees;
Only the sunset pa1ing;
Only the gray clOuGs railing
Before the western breeze.
The girl beside the river,
With strained ear and tired eye,
Nor saw the crimson culver,
Nor heard the willows shiver,
As the low wind swept by.
For sight and sense were roaming
Across the barren moor;
Oh, was he never coming,
Through the dull autumn Cleaning,
As in the days Of yore7
Oh. BRIGHT blue eyes that glistened,
Oh, happy blush that rose.
Oh, foolish heart that listened,
To the faithless lips that christened
dis love the "wife he choeep'
How Oft he TUNED In leaving
For yet another kiss!
How he soothed the girlish grieving,
And swore that no deceiving
Should ever cloud their bliss!
He left when Summer sunlight
Was full up nahe stream.
He made his truth her one light,
and in the Autumn dim light,
She faced her broken dream.
She knew her idol shaken,
She knew her trust wns one,
What hope dead faith can waken?
Betrs yed, forgot, forsaken,
The oman stOOd-alOne.
flushed was the bitter weeping,
AS Ger her closed the night;
When dawn on dark wss CIT eping,
The morning breeze was sweeping,
Where broad, aud pure, and white.
The lilies swayed to cover
The fair pale face beneath;
Where, pain and passion over,
Freed from faithless lover,
sorrow lay hushed In death.