The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
sEpHAsASx1ns.

The rcbber wh0H a, rec &sly ,ho, by a:
Omaha stree; car lr.y. ,v.t 10 hav.
been Al eI-coaboy ~ a.. Of " sltsI
Ruckle. whose mother lin Omaha
The mother knew n,;h.ny .h. death o
her erring son until h. toiy was taken :
her house, ant even then "a ignorant o
the cause Of his death. Toe Coroner's jur,
fully exouerated ~~oolriic-. the car driver
and CON ended him "t3 the stree, ca
company As true aud faithful employee
and as a man who should b. promoted q
the highest position IN tie service of tn
street car company he = c.Iahle OF ill,
ing" A popular subscription was ais
started :Or MS benefit.
WHILE digging well ne,r Columbus. a
a depth of t:ty-one feet. John Wake,
struck a log embeddei IN the earth. Wate'
lay immediately under il aud a tough blue
clay over II. The bark taken from the loe
looked ike a species o. cedar.
TEE report comes from Howard County
that Chan Robinson, County Clerk a
Howard County, who's looks are under
going an Investigate for shortage, i,
abou: S2,"Np behind il his accounts with
the Building and Loan Association OF tina;
place.
j. r JENSEN, Of Xeuia, while recently
driving his team near Stoui's quarries at
Louisville. was thrown down an embank-
ment by a sudden frigt: - L. horses, re-
c-iving injuries that are lA-lv u prove
fatal. The wagon was iem,.I>hed and the
horses So badly injured ttrS .ney had 70 be-
shot.
EMEEsOS's grain elevators are reported
70 be crowded with WORK.
The Supreme Court has i-c!!eI acains;
the validity of the North Platte jail bonds.
IT is stated that the vs.. Point paper
present demand continues the mill will
have 70 be run night IA well ii, day. The
paper which il is now making : said 10 bee
giving excellent satisfaction. ~
NEAR Syracuse the other Ia 4. W. Cole
and his boy were unhitchlns a somew hat
refractory team from a wagon, when the
horses started u run, ami thu boy vas
struck on the side of the head Is either;the
horses hoof or the end Of the wagon and
knocked senseless. a physician vas hastily
summoned, but the boy was dead in half
an hour after the accident.
III Supreme Court Of the State has de-
cided that under the provisions OF sections
one and two OF chapter - of compiled
statutes, where a party's horse gets on the
railroad track, for the want 81 IA fence,
such as the law requires the company 10
erect and maintain To enclose is track,
and while on or near the track il, fright
ened by n passing train and in H. flight Is
injured by falling through a hrii-. on the
line of III" railroad, and no negligence or
willful misconduct is charged - the agent.
Of the in charg. Of the train n.
the time and where no injury il lone To
the horse by any actual collision or con
tact with the engine or cars Of In" train.
the railroad company will not BE- Liable To
the owner of the horse for such injury.
A piece of litigation ha, t"en in
s,ituted at Omaha. II i the first time tn
the history Of the country that Cinnamon
gone 10 court for damages. Tom Lat
and All Quong sue Il daily paper FOR II 90
damages, on account Of the publication of
an item that there was q suspicion OF
leproSy in their laundry.
THE ed tor Of the Cedar Rapids r., was
olt ol tu' Hurry Euf-StIS 'H TIC t'ill'lit~
of the bean jar az the late State fair. and
recently announced the receipt Of h, prize
a silky hay rake.
P~OsTMAsTERS lately appointed in Ne
LodSepole. John F. CoIanc: Cal
anus, Robert Il. Miller; Ridgley, Hermann
Shomshar: Brement, Charles ". Henley:
Johnston, Joseph Aayes.
AN inquest was recently held NJ Alexan-
iria on the remains IL John Uptgrapb,
who was frishtfullystabbed in the back dur
.ng "A fight on the 9TH. and who Il ed from
effects the following morning. The jury
returned = verdict that Uptgraph came 10
ais death hv n wound inflicted by n knife
n the hands of Charles Meyger. There
y as strong talk of lynching, but as the x
'itemeut ahatci there was no fenr OF viO-
cnce.
STEWART, who rec-nlyAksccsS6e IRON
Scribneg-is.ssng many creditors TO mourn.
sas traced to Girard. ILL.,, by c.. 7. Moore.
representing one of his creditors. who fol-
him. He had adopted the name Of
and was preparing To again embark
n business. When confronted tv Nr.
foore Stewart put on a bold front and de-
any knowledge OF Mr.. Moore. or
'cribner. or of having ever purchased the
,oods. When he discovered that goods
had been fraudulently shipped 70
imself under an assumed name had been
:,ached he weakened, however.
THE other night II. l.. Powell shot
harles@Reslie ut Florence. A surgeon
robed the wound and found that the bail
assed in a downward and backward d.
through the lower lobe Of the RICH:
ing. and that the chances were all
gainst the wounded man. The doctor
dvised his friends TO have the mans
worn statement taken while he was In bis
ight mind. which was lone at once.
THE Omaha authorities have agar rom.
,enced prosecutions against saloons that
open in violation OF law.
RECENTLY q well-known Young man OF
'ebraska City. through the Vaccinations
{ evil companions. was induced TO forge
IL stepfather's name 20 a note for twenty
We dollars. which was cashed by Philip , ,
II WAS not long before the forgery
as discovered. and when the young man
how near he stood 10 the Peniten;isry I
e attempted 10 settle matters by taking {
dose OF s.rychnine, followed BY another
Is udauum. Before the poison had time q
&C, he Was handed q pint bottle flied with 7
Risky and drank every drop of it. The !
was too much for bis stomach. 81 !
E vomi,ed il up. and in a couple Of hours :
as all right again. He Immediately left J
n parts ~nknow HIS name was sup.
ressed. y
Lors in Chaaron sell a. high ~ g {
SHERiYy CANSoy. of Hall County. has
hv request OF the Commission
=. The Sheriff is charged with misap-
ropria,ing county funds 70 the amount OF A