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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 SUMMARY Of tn. DAILY r.va
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
ApJUTAsT GKrHRAL J. b. STosEHousE.
Of New York, died At the Ebbett House.
Washington, on the 18th. He was born a
Maidstone, Eng, December "a, lsi3.
THOMAS A. DOYLE has been neglected
Mayor Of Providence, r. l., by 2,9i6 ma
jority over Asa Lyman, ProhibItiopiss
The Republicans had no candidate. Ii.
cense secured ssc majority.
JOE EMMETT, the actor, was recently
taken from the st. James Hotel, New
York, to Bellevue Hospital, suffering from
delirium tremens.
VICE PRESIDENT THOMAS A. HEsDRIcKs
died suddenly at indianapolis at five
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the 18th. He
had been feeling unwell, but bis death was
quite sudden, no one beiLg in the room At
the time. II was known TO himself and near
friends that he was suffering from heart
disease and hat he was physically frail,
and therefore his sudden death was not al.
together unexpected. He was born near
GAINESVILLE, o., September Z, 1873.
ALFONSO, King Of Spain, died of o n
sumption and dysentery on the morning OF
the 18th. He was born November rs, 1857.
COMMISSIONER Eaton, Of the Bureau OF
Education, sent his resignation to the
President on the 2jth.
MARSHAL SERRASo Y DoxisoUEz. Duke
de la Tore, the ~weil-known Spanish Cen
eral, is dead.
liz was reported at Rangoon that TIE
baw, King Of Burmah, had fed to China.
GLADSTONE was reelected from Midloth-
ian with a large majority. Elsewhere the
Conservatives made large gains on the
9TH.
JOHN b. STALLo, the new United States
Minister to Italy. presented his credentials
10 King Humbert on the 9th.
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

THE business failures for the seven daya
ended November 10 were: United States,
1870: Canada, Il: a total OF PA as compared
with a total Of 30 the week previous.
CHINESE pirates recently captured the
British ship Greyhound and cargo seventy
miles south " est of IIong'kong. The Captain
was murdered n the crew fastened in the
hold. The pirates got on boarI as passen-
gers. The authorities had captured SIX Of
them. who were taken to;Canton. Swhere il
was thought they were bepeadsd.
ABRAHAM GOULD. a brother Of Jay
Gould, has been appointed Purchasing
Agent Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
system.
CLEARING house returns for week ended
November Is showed an average increase
of STA compared with the corresponding
week OF last year. In New York the in.
crease was GA.
IT was recently reported that the iron
steamship Edmondsley. laden with cotton
and -four, from Galveston for Liverpool,
was ashore near Hampton Roads.
ADvIcEs from Sofia state that the armis-
tice was only concluded after the Austyo-
Hungarian Minister had notified Prince
Alexander that il the Bulgarians advanced
another kilometer Austrian troops would
cross the frontier and fight the Bulsarianx.
The Minister added that the capture OF
Prot had saved Prince Alexander's m!li.
tary honor and assured his reputation.
TIE steamship Harlan, from Vera Cruz,
ARRIVED NJ Galveston recently and landed
among other passengers two young men,
Hiram Morrow aud Charles E. Pxdgets,
residents OF FL Paso. Tex. The two .ounS
men were stricken down with yellow fever
shortly afterward and removed 90 some
distance from Galveston.
SENIOR NICOLAS AvELLAxTpA, ex-Presi.
dent Of the Argentine Republic, died at sea
while en- route 10 Europe recently.
The replies 10 Secretary Manning's cir
cular Of iEquiry for views on tariff revision
have been classified far enough TO show
that the correspondence when Forwarded
TO Congress win Be- q protes: agains: tari1
aSisaston.
4 Alton e~levstor building at Chicago.
he'd at $ls,os0, burned receotly; slso il
jeonseuss, sl,uo bushels Of wheat vaised ~
l$n,oo0. The property vas fully insured
TaH japanese Governmsot has declared
iOsaka ane,Eobs, cholera infected portA
Z! LsITRns Of admisistratioa were granssd
IN Philadelphia on the ssh on the eseass q
John Mccullough. the actor. The property
! was valued ~ $ss.c00. -
A LAnG8 bard Of revulufinoisss passed
tAruagA Bsssamease, xsx-. recently, going
toward Monterey. nsy vsrs jolnsd
By Indiana. Who attached ~ plaes -
weeks ago. The Federal 0ovsrumsue hes
Ierdseed troops 10 suYpsrs - 0ovanos h
sap.rcssins The tsreansoed d:sfurtcneA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

THE Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
reports that the total values Of the ex-
ports of merchandise during the twelve
months ended October 81. 1855. were
$717. 1882. and during the preceding
twelve months S73i,s27.1 99. a decrease
of Sl7. Gas. az. The values of imports
of merchandise for the twelve months
ended October 81. 1885. were S512. AZ
3D.. and during the preceding twelve
months $652, 5Gl,ilS, n decrease OF
$50, l44,09l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

A LETTER published in lie Ha'R o!
Paris asserts that NJ. Lav.llc. newly
appointed French Consul at Panama,
FNKo was charged by rr, m cr BrisSon
TO report on the progress made in the
work on the Panama Canal. is con
ncctcd with the Panama Canal Com
pany. and took ont with HIM 4 report
already prepared, with the object of in
ducing the Government TO agree 10 the
issuance of lottery bonds to the value
of six hundred million francs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

GEORGE II. STERLING. recently ap-
pointed by Governor Hill. of New
York. to the place of William Leay-
croft. whose term had expired. called
on the latter on the oath and formally
demanded possession of the office.
Leaycroft declined to surrender until
compelled to do so. saying that he did
not recognize Sterling's right to the
place and that the question WAS n Of
law which would have to be decided
by the courts. Sterling then returned
to Brooklyn TO consult counsel. while
Leaycroft sought advice of his friends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

LEADING colored men of Nashville.
Tenn. have completed arrangements
for u grand art and industrial exhib:
tion by members Of the race to be
held in Nashville, beginning December
"a and continuing N week. 1t is in
tended to illustrate the progress Of the
negroes. and will be the greatest affair
of the kind eve held in the South. Adj
dresses will be delivered by many
prominent persons. among them being
Hon. b. X. Bruce. ex-Register of the
Treasury; Judge Key. formerly Post
master General. and Hon. John NJ.
Langston. ex-Mini>:er to Hayti.
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CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
4 Ma, torf..... =" Es4ng . Party 60 =
Nars~ri Do sfoud s.s.tv. E-n.

4 Ma, touf...ss ." Eslng . Party TO .
Vsra~r be- Cloud 'oS.t,. H-n-
NAcovu. It's. November s1-iAs; Nah;
Aaron Wel!s ~Az confined IN all here.
charged vih numbering an enssrsni heat
TIc.. C'oBi Comfy. Kan. st-ssi '~'ntsr
18Th. he mai. tic confession u a IEputD
S.s.t.r and n ks i5 n0; do ;hs shosplits<
but 2 tramp named John Quail with ~houa
D. "a. travelling dbi T. Wells. hnsrv-.
under ihs nan. of Pa. shspt~i Ire fauf.
d.g.d ulAns property f'Dsa Asehs..n -
Au.us,a III Herr. 10 ssy. Qgzsl STA
r..~t. ia MT htrn AZ !sssfdstssn hat
l.. 81, arrested - a Aslbnsoo.h Csafs;y
sA~:tI before f.aFhlnE itsre. IL 49, 10:
sno4 tie nau- % ili. murdered msa. ~ho
ez.L~ 'rDas Iosa al ffots th~ uzzf1s fyt49
an tie vzxsm ~zs "ss}ssEy Suu Rcd
o... A nifo1a p2ss sssasj sy l~ BBs-
Ilnxioa 4 Ns~yzu River Railroad o. y r.
tH-faut iHo watches 4Bd . Erst fekr;
oatainins prfuf~ % a Eaa ans w~asan.
x.f. iours. Ia HeA's trsal Ts~~ us~iy
t~-Ous~4 10 "a fnargsfel tnsa sBi nzy
I.~I "a : a~ks--EeF
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

BESJAMIN JOHNSON. aged seventy
nine. died in the Jacksonville. ind,
pcnitcntiary the other night. He was
a native of North Carolina and Il mem.
Der of the Legislature AT II time. lie
served a ten-year sentence in Sing sing,
ami has been in the Indiana prison foI
twelve years. He was convicted 81
house breaking on his own evidence.
confcssing that he committed the crime
in order that he might be taken carc OF
by the State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

EVIDENCE given before the English
Royal Commission on trade depression
shows that the iron trade in the Nortl
Of England. from 1881 to 1885, de
creased almost one-half. as compared
with that from 1871 to 1875. The fall,
ing OF is attributed TO colonial protec-
ton and manufacturers urge federation,
i'm order to prevent the shutting out Of
Brit III goods from the colonies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

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ha. had Al Izszns dB1g~ H~1 &c
bach- i-y4us ca~s ant zszsstrF -
GsIoe ~ rDssaths AZ a. =iozs -
yan 81 excite CONNECT Dst 1Azf uzs
s.u considered 20 ~lltu! m@asaf8Es
~ d~.coTcrei 81 b Gg~ % A~z,
too Of mind sThs ~aEes lig@1f. a
ess~s which The JDtsr IA r~sc~s..y Dc
eide! N . pxGLx pssEoa-Ss
{yasrtsc0 tzL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

IN the early part OF October Will A.
Jackson, late Assistant Postmaster ri
Americas. Ga, dcfaultcd and robbed
the post-ofiice at that place and fled.
He was followed by Detective Boot
through Texas and California; AMI
arrested finally at Los Angeles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

An suzae~ n \ quartz I'll IN
CalfDraa uyet wts 2 inEhfiul death 70
oeni.y lis clothing csngat on a -
.osyia- ph-el asd b. uaa whr~a Ynr-
ids a-oBB!. his bsis cora ~ vn cay
IN conisc: Is "a 80 fa<sr :; wsrh rvsor
ton Hos lons As Ma "a sh8 s.o1a
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20 esA a.m 10 .unp Tie b~iF go
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

GERMANY and England have signed
sn agreement to recognize spanish
sovereignty over the Caroline -slends.
Spain having conceded com nefcial
facilities in that guarter to those
nnwers N
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

PREMIER BRIssoS has explained toSa
committee that the French Government
intends to establish a poll tax. a land
tax and an opium tax in Tonquir 10
order to defray the expenses of the
occupation Of that country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

Hoe cholera has ~prevailed alarm
ingly for several months in the 9th
ern part Of Fa,ette County. i'll. Nany
farmers report that they Lave lost tier
entire stock. All remedies have ttpls
far proved Intellectual.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

A mountain espsorrr. Fss. r-sarn@i
from Asa. states ika: dsrsnx = fD9r
nnoa:ks' ~r-.st.oc1 n = &C snf II nfle~7
hasdrc. !ees aaore ib- ssA As P13>s.
normally Gals s~ixiY-ssrcr h@sfs p~r
Minute selioaa fell EAo~ Ons handr~!
beass PER n.nE:=. aad n. r-pr@.oas
v.r- oss~a r.scc "a EGExr02s - a
ordinary lrssis-
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CURRENCY.
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us ss.ssi E~p~rs

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sl- n. rAs pssl.-lssf attention ,s -
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ia , sr -,s-i ghasty nsi.ass. i4.
system NIL .- Continued even US
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h.r&. that tie be Ue,s .auaI i-- Ga
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tbrs.-tnH; all itr different state,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

A BILL to reduce the MexicH. army
to fifteen thousand men has be4lntro-
duced into the Mexican CongrfS The
Government opposes the measure
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

Nix. GLADSTONE recently Apseiled a
at Edinburgh. and jtith in q
hearty name in singing tie one
hundredth Psalm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

DURING the month G Ocsober Is. 91S
immigrants arrived in this country, .
decrease of 6.l79 compared With Octo-
Der. 1884.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
CURRENT Oon{1hsr.

BENTON. Mont, olbu ,hs hundred
thousand dollars toward Building q
connection with the Canadian Pacific.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

There are lao knis q par.
i.So sorts o: apples. - piafas Ezore
than i5O Tris;.s o. goossoe-r- asd
sbou, ID s-rass--re.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

a eraar log MAS sirses .; san
f~erna-i no. Cal. while s.nkiag an
Gresza we.-. :, = depth OF iN .eS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

The fai'u-a Il LIE G.uYs-3me1.
Steamer AIer:. which rut1rnesi disa5!si
g IT JOEr - +. is- other dsy. %
T-u.tratc thc 90 Il Iiut@1a. S;Ta.
j, te-ari-1 a. a sgEs bow = ID
seacm- b. which Z : p~TuposTi 70 -
tan, s. % = ,uuun. ? rosie ia tut~aa ar
ans : "a = 10 k4-U.~ .oV tie shipment
.Iusc y.oslac.s %. IN Norih~~: Tam
to-c III Ele.t va -ru oUt II
p~-sly IN st. ru Bc ia- :e1sbsiy O:
I . urui-rs. 1r.I i-r-@r MO r4-T~h~i !:
'Az.- a-.aas,aezi Al - Il Us F--c-
c-.IIfD.-LstosyJ Isa&
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
HENDRICKS DEAD.
The Vice Prosiden. Dies Suddenly
o: Paralysis OF the Hear.
No One In sh~ Room when ne pi-s-HIts
Last Special Cabinet tnSs-
e.i-t Brief biography.

lSrIASNrnJ1s INo..N November We
rUe>degt ilrudTCs, dec! y,ry Suddenly At
h. residence \ Tvs minutes bsfafr nye
o'c.uck yesterday Afternoon. NJ. liculfcss
came from Chrs.s va,.y iu tic wees AID
complained q: feeling Uuvr.i but Do;aia;
serious Vs. Thought 90; 70 a. ;u~ time TI-s
,iAy nigh; he Voc IRE, dra; aai NIs i.~n-
dr.ck, attended a reception a. tie ~frssieacc
of the Hon. J. J.. Cooper. sui after - cane
home. lie complained Of pan, ia L, side
and >ipuach. Ia the mn.u.us BE- Ma 20
better ani his fsmuy rlF-.J an. u. lusEf-
~on. va, called n. lie gave uIH9 a. c4.r;4c
and Later iB ta- Gsy b. .ujvC.or. NJ.
ilrDGrsSs stayed ia Us tp'n al daF. and
tie most Of The time ga BID. although he
ia; up =! frequent Intervals Nj Hen
ducS- received uo callers, Tat a.Oa! I've
o'c.OcS NT>. lirnluct~ left hs BEDSIDE -
s'c a caller Tor a '~w minutes "a Tire paElrr
Sbe WAS DELAYED Longest than -lr expected.
AMI when ~lr T-iutuci - the Tul3n -tr
found TIA; NJ. li-95iicss wA> dead The
end ut a busy AMI rErnttui lie hal come
peacea5.y AMI ca .t.y. Ii, i.-t words
Were, Il am iI,r ~ last. ~-Isl f.!
Eiza meaning h- wife. I.r4c was
up,spIy n tie N.ce Presidents rooua
wien be died. AMI only Mt. Hendricks,
tie ~"TNIii> AND = caller Nflr "a 10
house. Mrs. Hen tricks was almost Dis
trsc' "a with gr.c! AMI cog.i uo. RESTRAIN her
ic- .nSs s',lcsrntly l. tax.
Nhrn the lrr>idyu, received the news ~
ihr death uf the Voc President ir mmei!-
s;tiy called ihr taa!uy. together dad I->u~i
al "rier that the National fI- be- displayed
a; half mast ON ai FuU.c tal duuE> 81 the
United States, that tac executive mansion
and tie several executive DEPARTMENTS Ia
the cit, OF I>hiuEt"n De c.n,rd on tie
day OF the funeral. and BE- Grfpei iH mourn
Ing for thirty day: that the usual mill
iATy and naval LuupIs De- rendered. aud
mat on all The Legations and Cuu>u.a.c> Of
The United States ~ foreign counties tur
Natoua lag te di>p,5ycJ ~ hat mast
The President tr.rErsph-d ht> Cundu eucr
and sympathy Ia Ms. Hendricks, and the
i-rctycl lady also received many other
telegram, al a : m,isT nature tgou al parts
az line fpglIsTx
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

If agns OF .n~za ~ = la,eu: = :
rrr,aa u.l aa5o>I al@r- dcy Up
4 q: - - :fr. !vurEc--bgsec
conciEd-. af;cr study .ug TIE suo ecr -
J; j. revealed IN - recocts %. North
Ailan, c err travel curou. vg-
oGgh. n nearly ever &c the pa; a
has beca sii.ns. and his bsn r~cHZ-
rl.nded ~ ~ medical aasndaa. -
'-iry : sea voyage
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-04
NEIL SMITH.
Esl9GTtsiat EaH:< Change.

For some time past the directors and
many Of the stockholders Of the First
National bank Of this city have been
considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of winding
up the affairs Of that bank and organ
iziag a State bank to succeed TO its
business II meeting Of the direct
ors h.Id on Monday, this step was diff
iHi,cly settled upon. Our merchants
and citizens are already subscribing
Is The capital stock Of the new bank,
which will probably be ready to open
during this month. It's stock being
held at home, and succeeding as it
viii, to The large business Of the First
National. the new institution will start
out under bright auspices. 1t should
receive every encouragement from our
people. The First National has been
safe and popular bank, but under
the restrictions of the National bank
ing act has been unable TO properly
accommodate the business interests Of
place like Superior The old direct
ors and many Of the shareholders of
the First National take an interest
in the stock Of the new bank, and it
Will be managed by Mr. Edward Nc
Mahon formerly Of Jefferson, Wiscon-
sin, and late Of Bismarck, Dakota, in
. connection with Mr.. f. II. Brown the
present popular and trustworthy cash
les Of the First National. Mr.. Nc
Mahon has had an experience of over
% years n banking, He will bring
his family TO Superior and make his
home here To him the TIMES ex-
tends cordial welcome, and to the
new bank 1t wishes every success.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-04

So HOOK
:; ,..s '.a7s % 7'.ar s'a2@T n.'5' >ee
tor choice cigars - to the Post
oLfiye-
be"a'Is". w1; tier since the storm
= : 1''.'''.'-
All Kinds 81 I@Pers and Maya
ziHe ~ lost 'iaee.
Tomorrow IS Easter Sunday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-04
setice TO Teachers

The school teachers of Douglas
county are invited to meet in the mid
dIetown school house in Superior. on
Saturday next 18th inst, at 9 o'clock
a II. to, consider the propriety Of
forming a Teachers Association for the
purpose Of discussing educational top
les and for mutual conference about
the educational interests Of the county.
VI. NIAGARA,
School Superintendent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-04
MOTE ICE,

NOTICE L HEREBY GIVEN That the eu-ui--
y general election ~ which are ~ be elected the
following officer. ta-Flt-
An Associate Justice OF the supreme Court for
the fun term commencing 8H the first Monday In
january. 4. u l--o. in place Of David Taylor
whose term 81 office Pill expire on the t-sG Mon
day In January A. J. l~,6.
Also a county Judge in each county in the state
Tor the full term commencing GA the first Monday
OF January. A. p. lssst.
said election 90 be held and conducted. votes
czuVasset and returns made iE accordance with
law
Given under my hand and Official seal this
twenty fifth day Of February A y I--t
ERNST o. TENIE
sec Of state
VIII bc held A. the Court House, in the town Of
SUPERIOR. on the SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL next
and that the poll Of the election VIII be open AZ
nine clock IN the forenoon and close at sunset
Oh thar day.
Dated March ZISt. ISS5-
IF BISHOFF. JR-. Town Clerk.
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-HERIFF'- OFFICE, n9UGLAs COUNTY. D.
Superior. March 3D. ls-5

SHERIFF OFFICE, DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Superior. March 81. ls.5-
Notice is hereby given 70 the qualified electors
Of Douglas county that pursuant o. the foregoing
notice from the Secretary OF stale. an election
VIII bee held In the town Of Superior the only
town IA the county Of Douglas Oh the
FIRST TUESDAY OF APRIL
next. being the 7rh day Of said month. for the
election 8fau associate Justice 1T the supreme
Court for the full term commencing on the arsc
Monday TT January. 4. D. losi.
Also 10 elect County Judge for the fun term
commencing Oh the first Monday III January. A.
d. l-sf In place Of Richard Hari1U. whore term
Of office will expire On the first Monday in jan
ua-y. 1Ssi-
Given under my hand this Sd day Of March
\. .. L-s5.
MARTIN PATTI~ON
Sheriff af Douglas County Wisconsin.
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DEAR CERS:

4bE.AlL sNtis--
It was with great reluct-
auce that l allowed nay name to be
used in connection with the office of
Chairman Of the Bead Of Supervisors.
And now that l find that owing to the
late date Of my becoming a candidate
my friends had quite generally pledged
themselves to OTHER candidates for
this office; and that by my remaining
in the field it would probably result
di>astrously TO the CAUSE OF GOOD MI
NIcIPAL GONERNNENT, | cheertully
grant YOUR request.