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w oRsE AND w oRsE.

WoRsr AND WoRsE
The saying ut is an i'll wind" you will find verified
by glancing over the following remarkably low Goods
we offer to-day 1t certainly blows good for our Gus
toners, matter who SUFFERS and If things keep In
this way Dollar will have an immense buying power
and will grow big cart wheel in the eyes of
large majority. 49,,
sec Base Balls, horse hide cover each in box.
81 90 Dead Balls horse hide cover each one In box
81 Roller Skates grain leather straps, hard wood
rollers, S9c
$3.50 Roller Skates Rink style, beautiful fnish 81 10
25c. Celuloid Dressing Combs. 1Oc
soc. Ceuloid Dressing Combs, Csc
81 90 Ce!luoid Dressing Combs, 40c
$1.25 Celuoid Hair Brushes, S9c.
81. so Celluoid Hand Mirrors, $1.l0
Acc. Bird Cages soc.
69c. 4Oc.
SOC. Coo.
99c. 79c.
breeding Cages, wire nest, metal drawer 00c
99c. Table Mats, soc. and S0c.
49c. Silver Plated Tea Spoons. soc.
a9c. Silver Plated Table Spoons 79c.
SOC. Triple Plate Napkin Rings 25c.
S1.49 large and fine Plush Frames, 99c
SOC Crimson Plush Frames, S9c
Embroidered Front Door Plush Frames, 09c
Large Silk Plush Cabinet Frames, 40 and SOC.
Coin Silver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons 2 for 25c.
Towel Racks, with Mirror and Comb Box, $l26
Beautiful Walnut Stands, new, $1.25
call on us will always repay you.
DO not forget that keep full stock of all kinds Of
T0yS ot hand the year around. ~
NJ. ILVERBERG CO.
312 7th and 3I3 9Th street northwest,
mh3O Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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WHEN GOLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS
w the operation of the secretve organs their natu.
raj healthy action should be restored by use of
Ayers Pills. and infiammatory material thereby re-
moved from the system. Much serious sickness and
suffering might be prevented by thus promptly cor
recting those slight arrangements that, otherwise
often develop into settled disease.
A YER'S SARSAPARIILA, THE FIRST BLOOD
AAmedicine to prove u real success still hold its
place as first in public estimation, both home and
abroad, as shown by its miraculous cures and i'm
menseiy increased sales mh31
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OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
for this spring is unusually attractive. One OF
the main features our So and SO pantaloon-
ings. EISEMAN BROS, 9TH and +.
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ONE yard wide new satteen patterns, 6l7c. j.
u. Young. r36 eth street.
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Following Great Rarrafn.

Will be sold for tomorrow only at NJ. Augen.
STEMS, S17 9TH street northwest: 1S-inch wait
ers, 15c; japanned toilet SETS all coiors, 81 46,
ner sets, 126 pieces, $1O.99 n doz colored glass
goblets, 49c.; decorated chamber sets, s. 90;
24c; base ball and bat, &c.; 81 80 curtain pole
with brass fixtures, reduced to Acc; breakfa fast
sets, 25c:: y doz. fancy wine glasses, 16c; 8
hammer, &c.; basket tea pots, 22c.; extra size,
&c. Examine our full-lined rattan baby car.
rage, ~ "a, worth $12. Trunks from Soc up
city. i
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s7.77 E555 eco
e g SSs:s g o
u 35sss Geo

They have never been sold for less than SITS. WE
GUARANTEE THESE SHIRTS to be perfect In fit
and finish or money refunded
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SURPRISE NO. 2.-25 Pieces Extra Heavy BLACK
eros GRAIN SILK, % inches wide at 81 Would be
cheap at 81 % yard.
SURPRISE NO. ga Pieces Extra Fine eros
GRAIN SILK, 20 inches wide, in all the spring
shades IL is needless to say that they a bargain
at 81 yard
Special values in plain and figured JERSEY SILKS.
SURPRISE NO. Ave were surprised at being CT
fered another lot of those LADIES CoI,oRED BOX
DERED HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, OF
which we sold such great quantities during the past
ten days.
They are sold everywhere at 2lsc but we are going
to continue to sell them at EIGHT CENTS.
SURPRISE NO. 5.-Everybody is surprised at the
idea Of us selling those fine FRENCH SATEENS al
14c
They stin go a, that price
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
SURPRISE NO. 6-This will indeed be q surprise,
even to the publishers.
We will sell
HUCKLEBERRY FINN,
MARK TwAINs NEW BOOK, AT
SIS III ssPess 600
il # 4 -: $.j 8
And you cannot buy it either outright by subscrip
ton for less than S2.-5.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
mh3O
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Thnrnfnu.. Eu,uIa,n,

81 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. I
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGee's, 9th, near st. s&w-1m
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EAsrER CARDS. ]. jaw Gould, 421 9th st.

BEFORE purchasing elsewhere don't fail to
examine the large assortment of new and sec
ond-hand pianos at w. q. MetZerott& Co.. 9O3
Pennsylvania ave-, second door west of 9th st.
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This Week. Special Sale of Strictly First
Class Fine Shoes at VIM Hahn & Co.'S Reliable
Ladies hand and machine sewed French Kid
Button, 81 and 80. Cousins best Kid But
ton, 50. Ladies glove top Jour own make) But
ton So. Ladies flexible Kid and Foxed But
ton (our own, $3.50. Ladies' unrivalled 50
Foxed Kid and Lasting Button, positively equal
TO any SO Shoe in fit and wear. Misses and
Child's fine heel and spring h. Button. Infants
fine Button in black, blue, pearl or terra Gotta
Gents best mot so-called) hand-stitched Button,
Laced and Caters, 81 SO and IS, Gents SUI
perb % and 81 fine Calf Shoes. Hahn's famous
% and SO. so fine Calf Shoes. Boys and Youths
broad, medium or pointed toes,-in widths from
A to E, in high Or low heels, and for any pair
that should give out within any unreasonable
Qcf(u aDhQt 1De san q
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NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM-The announce
ment Is made OF Duffy & Co., real estate agents
MAJ OEs Duly. the senior member OF the firm
street. va ''A
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NINE c. P. MILLER 1884 F street.
Is offering the remainder Of her stock ofStreet
Travelling and Reception dresses, also spring
and summer novelties. at greatly reduced
prices previous to her return to New York.
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FINE fARLoR SUITES AT ACcrIoy-Tbere
will be display OF these goods at Weeks q Co.'S
and viii take place Thursday, I'd OF April, at
IL O'Clock.
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To-MoRRow, Thursday, fine linen doylies.
stamped new designs, 81 so per dozen. NJ. b.
Bruce d Co, 1873 9th ST. n. W.
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For THIS SPRING IRA

FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1927 New York avenue.
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OUR special bargain sale this week in hand
and machine sewed button, lace and Congress
CATERS Oxford ties and slippers, is still in pro-
gress and attractive. Our $3.50 electric shoes,
BUR fine chromos for every customer. 1oungs
&O2 9TH street. Look for: The old woman in
window.
RRAzIIIAx PERRI Is Hempler,s. 453 Pa.aYe.
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TnOrntOu'S Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physf-
clans. Sold by Druggists Large bottles Soc
Manufactured by w. E. Thornton, corner Bal
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m,W,f
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SPECIAL n Office.


RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING. TO MY STOCK OF FIRST.CLASs
HEATING APPARATUS, AND LDPARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON
WHICH CONSIDER ASGOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR.
TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL.
YOUR ATTENTION TO THE wELfrKNOWN
FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY
OFJAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE
ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT
ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THERE
HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED
EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST
HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE
GREAT PLEASURE IN REFERRING 10. ACAIL.
Is SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PRONpTLY
FURNISHED.
WALTER d. ,WYvILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
ap26 No. l62 PA. AVE, NEAR u. STREET.
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II ROCHoN, CORCORAN BUILDING.
eDs First-class Hair Dresser from Paris
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions a
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shanpooed in q tirst-class manpse
Wigs 70 order
dis 537 18th ST. NV
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BAhGAISs' sARGAINs'
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS, AT THE
BRANCH BALTIM0RE SHIRT FACTORY.
The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutta Cotton
and Richardson's =. 100 Linen. (Renforced finished
ready for the wash tub, for only 50 cents This is
the Finest Shirt In the market.
Ask to see our CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made
OF Fruit OF the Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosonls
only SO cents These Shirts cut lengthwse of
cotton carefully made and will give
We have just received 250 dozen MEMS FANCY
HALE HOSE which we intend TO sell at % CENTS
PER PAIR at
mhl3 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-At meeting
Of the board of directors of the sixth subdivision
of the associated charities last night, Mr.. w. H.
Gunnison presiding, the secretary reported
that seventy destitute families had been re-
heved during the winter. and several fraudu-
lent cases exposed. The treaSurer's report
showed a balance of S9.15 on hand and S14 SO
received during the month. In consequence of
the small balance on hand no appropriation
was made for the day nursery.
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THE VIII SaLE-The sale of this valuable
coilection OF works OF art at w. b. Williams a
Cos. Is still in successful progress excent IN
prices. which are very low. The gallery is Wis
nSu az Sacn sale Dy well-known art critics The
O'clock. The entire collection will be closed ont
regardieSSof prices and the last sale for this
season. ~ NJ WIS
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They have never been sold for less than 81 IS WE
GUARANTEE THESE SHIRTS TO be perfect I'm tit
and finish or money refunded
SILK DEPARTMENT
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April i, 1885, 10 a. m.
- For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather. cooler I'm northern portion, nearly sta
ti0nary temperature in southern portion, light
variable winds, shifting to easterly on Thursday
morning.
For Thursday generally fair weather Is indicat-
ed for districts on the Atlantic coast with cooler
weather in New England and New York. slight
changes in temperature in the south Atlantic
and southern portion OF the middle Atlantic
Partly cloudy weather and local showers are
Indicated for Mississippi, the Missouri valley
and west gulf states.
To-MoRRow, Thursday, fine linen doylies,
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HE LANMAN COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
Anis cholce collection of oil paintings by this
artist VIII be sold tomorrow at the auction
rooins OF Thomas bowling, 11th and Pennsy l.
sania avenue, commencing at / am. and con-
more sketches OF American scenery than any
other living painter, and they are uniyersally
Admlred for their fidelity TO nature and artistic
ment They will be on view to the hour of sale
Nnen they Will be sold without reserYe
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WOMEN TEMPERANCE WoRKERs.-The Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union held we'll
attended meeting last evening at Mount Yer
non Place NJ Z. church. Rev. Dr. Bartlett was
the first speaker, and during his remarks paid
glowing tribute to the women temperance
workers Of the country. Rev. DR.. Kelley fol-
lowed with appropriate remarks ON the import
ance OF the temperance movement. Mrs. Roach
The president, stated that the union was S15
In debt, and a col ection for the liquidation of
tina sum was taken up.
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and Information
regarding the markets received through our wires
instantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex-
change. All orders and reported promptly.
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, KINGS Decentralization. Ladies-Kinc's
paiace. Si4 9Th ST. Great Spring Opening of
fattern Hats and Bonnets viii take place Thurs
ted " VIC An'i-
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INSPECTING THE SoLDIERs.-The monthly
Inspection OF the troops at Washington bar
racks took place yesterday morning The nom
commissioned staff, band, light battery and
four heavy batteries were reviewed and in
spected by the commanding officer of the repi-
inent and post, Gen. Ayres. The troops paraded
in full dress uniform. After the review the
quarters OF the troops were also inspected, and
every thing proved to be In good shape.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
lONpON'S SENSATION.
The Paper That Hspossd tie s,ss of Hse'
iish Assssocrs~y has 1mmssse saies =
spurgeoa Pats 10 on the Hs~k.

The Paper That Hspossd the s,ss of Yse-
iish Ar,ssocrsey has 1mmssse s.iss-
spurgeos Pats ,t on the Bset-
LONDON. July 9-Thr police have been
ordered 10 suppress the stree, sales of those
issrA-s Of the Pail Mai Gazsfie which con.
tain articles on the secret vices Of Ioodon.
All news vendors found selling ths issues
on the streets are being arrested Sir
vendors who were taken lnto custody this
morning were arrslsned this afternoon In
the Mansion House police court and ~
handed for . week. bal! being allowed.
The PM MdH Sdzsfss, Ia obs Of its later
afternoon editions. bsis defiance 10 the AL
thori,ies In their work Of attempting Ia
suppress the sac 81 tie past three dAys'
issues Of the paper. IL claims the honor
for leading In the cause 81 expo~ias the
vice. Of the rich. and d~eIs.vs that the t-~t
The Ga,dse challenges ths courts Of iAn-
don tn prosecute 10 for the work 10 10 en-
gagged in. and says IL might soeysrns half
Of the Legislators Of England - prove the
accuracy Of its revelations The Sa<ss,s
c~on,lnues the work % adding 20 in rvYeisr
tons The paper ls -s.iinx II . great pre-
mium and the circulation is enormous. 1sv.
Mr.. Spurxcon publishes . letter In thu sssef-
moons Pun Mai Gr,~sse approving ~ that
journals exposures at the secret sje~s %
the arisiocrsts Of London. The letter Is r.
markable In many respscn The follow
ing are ~ome Of his eIpsrsssos@: Il feed
bowed down With shame and iafixnssas.
This /. q Iosfhsone busane-s. bat esen the
sewers must b. e~leanet.- II pesy that sas-i
may come from this ss~pcsur-. s,,seh In
eidenty must do harm. bos whose great
driss rsn.s r~>nis in Ia<ijnx b~nehs. Il
think our churches hare failed. foT
they have kept . purs remnant alive ~ ;hs
- Il b~isese tha; many ere unswase oe
sh,sr dunshlIls rr~xinz up
s their ws-
srils:- Il thank ali e"op~sxsoss IN yoss
brave warfare spare nat fse Villains
even shoaxh u~srinx stars ard xsrf~r.
I'VE ne~i . y~tSisancs easssnif;~~. . ssasai
roiios. ;o saprs~ss fns ibfsnsy "i~s 'tss
light In without stint The Pf8 Nau go
ssrs Ess h~en osd~r~i . - rvsuossd froas
the reading r.~Na tics 81 TIE E<for,a AID
A;bensusa GishsL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

The City Council of Salt Lake, in
secret session on the 9TH. unanimously
adopted the report of the committee
declaring that the half mastng of the
flag on the Fourth Of July was caused
by the raid on prominent Mormons for
living up to their rights a American
citizens and indorsing the acts of the
police in resisting the effort to raise it
to the top of the pole. The committee
pleaded the act of four years ago in
half-masting the flag when President
Garfield was shot as a precedent. and
express the same sentiment of sorrow
they feel now. The Council is unani-
mOusly Mormon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
THE ~ChETEkNES.
Reticenee About the Instructions - Gen.
crAl Milra-No Hnsfil.a In Kansna.

Retic.nee About the distractions - Cen
era' Mil~s-No Hostii-s IN Kansas.
WASHINGTON. July i0.-An important
order Was issued at the War Department
yesterday and sent 10 General Miles. vho 10
to take the field i'm command Of the troops
now in the Indian Territory tn suppress the
trouble with the Cheyennes. Army oni.
Gals are reticent a. 10 the contents Of the
message. Persons not In authority. how
ever, say that the order contained inssruc-
tons tn the commanding officer directing him
10 disarm the Indians. TIE Cheyenne Ind@
ans are armed with the best make q. rifles
and have considerable quantities Of amIuu-
milton. For some time they have aB;ici-
paied an attempt by tie army TO take their
arms from them. and have in some in
stances hidden them. II these troops UNI
d-rtske IN di>arm them th. officials here.
who have dealt vs. tn the Cheyennes. say
they will resist until ov-rp,wered- There
are between LOO and 1900 eghiing Indians
among them. II was said here yesterday
that General AuguY fayos-d the diszrming
Of these Indians. bat con-idereA the pse~
ent f0sce insufficient for the purpose.
kDEks To sHkJcDAS.
The Secretary Of War has directed Gen
eral Sheridan 10 take immediate step
towards the concentrates OF al troepa that
may be available in case Of Indian disturb
ance In the West II 10 reported nj the
War Department that tbs Indian
troubles grow more threatening In re-
gard TO the reported invasion 81 south
western Kansas BY the Ch~yenn~s. General
Scho6eld has teleg'aphed Ia the War DE
partmens: Latest reports indicate that no
Indians have been in kansss yet and IA
citizens have BEEN killed. bat fhz; = number.
perhaps q hundred. Of Young Cheyenncs
have Jeff the agency. It Is believed. 10 coe
ccai their arms ON scrosn 81 recent ~
timely threats - disarm theta"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

A. X. CONEY. the Mexican Consul at
San Juan, in a recent interview on the
subject of selling Mexican territory to
the United States stated that the pub
lished reports on the matter were
without significance As the Mexican
Administration would not dare. in op-
position to the prevailing public senti-
ment. to project the sale of any por-
ton of Mexican territory. He further
stated that there existed a prohibition
in the Mexican constitution against the
sale or ACKNOWLEDGMENT of any portion
of the Republic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

An autopsy was performed on the
body of the late Commander Henry A.
GOrringe at New York recently. The
sixth dOrsal vertebra was found to be
attacked with soft cancer that had ex-
tended to the vertebra above and below
and destroyed the spinal cord. In
the lungs. liver, kidneys and other
organs were found deposits of cancer
which the doctors think had begun its
growth many months before MI. Cor
ringe was compelled to take to his bed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

A FIFTY DOLLAR compound interes,
bearing note with the date of the au-
thOrizing act printed on its face as
July 2. 1864" was presented at the
Treasury Department at Washington
recently for redemption. The First
Auditor refused to pay it on the ground
that there was no such act rs repre-
scented. Some little excitement arose
in consequence, especially when it was
reported that about fifteen million dol
lars in similar notes had been issued.
Subsequent inquiry developed the fact
that the issue in question was regularly
authorized by the act of June 50. 1864.
which was made continuous and prob
ably accounted for the typographical
error in the date of the note in question.
The note was redeemed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

IL the Federal Court at Alexandria,
Va. the mother of blind Tom" the
colored musical phenomenon. sued out
= writ Of habeas corpus to get posses
sion Of her son. Tom was under con-
tract to General Bethune. Counsel for
the mother and others claimed that the
Federal Court had jurisdiction in the
cause, and that the Fauquier Court had
not and never cOuld have acquired
jurisdiction. The Judge decided that
General Bethune became q resident of
Virginia in 1880, and that Tom being
then in Bethune's possession under .
contract, he also became a resident,
and that the Court of Eauquicr had
Jurisdiction. Tho decision was there
fore against the mother. Toms pref
ofence Was for the agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

A FIRE started recently in the great
cranberry belt Of Burlington County.
N. j., sweeping over hundreds of acres
of valuable bog. The continued
drought made the grass and vines
very infiammable. and the fire spread
TO the West Jersey meadows. Two
dwellings were burned. The fire was
travelling toward the boys at Brad
docks Mills. and the people we're
fighting it with back fires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

WASHINGTON. JAY ia-As Tie rcqssss
Of the Humane Society. The National Re
pxSinn IL 70 Be the Custodian os ssch
funds n may b contributed fos the ezec-
sson o. drinking fountains Q: vsrious yb;su
throughout the city and peep.sc for TIE
purpose " rzsSsfsx sufscses; funds. and q,
the Same tinse lest the s~nse ~ the p>spa<
In rzGard so b disposal of the Yrs~Tai
efbceD 70 bod N e,ccsios by oai;os xs
ten eepts . yoe-. between the JzcxsaiAs
motto. To the vsrsoss b<sosx the s~E<sszs.-
md NJ. Cseseiand > Christmas letter secEz-
ss.soa: 'Ed.eienry. sfpe~s and a<sssssa -
eoblsc dusy are the osadiHoas a osssasr
sses n pGase sisoav
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

The recent story that Captain Couch.
the leader of the Oklahoma Colony, had
stabbed q Mr.. Bush during n quarrel re-
garding money due the settlers counsel at
Douglass, Kan, was a gross exaggeration.
with fists, but no stabbing. Captain Couch
paid his fine in the police court and there
the matter ended.
GENERAL SHERIDAN said In a recent in.
terview that in his opinion the Arapahoe
tribe was peacefully inclined, that the
Cheyennes alone were likely to rise, and
that h occasion Of the whole disturbance
was the encroachments of the cattle men
AMI colonists on the Indian possessions.
BELFAST, Me-, had a seriou fire on the
18th, which broke out in the Belfast livery
stables, where twenty horses were burned
to death. The American Hotel was also
destroyed, together with other buildings.
After the fire was over the bodies Of two
men named Twombly and Casey were
found in the ruins Of the stable.
TEN persons persisted by the capsizing OF
q sailboas on Lake M~innetonka, on the
afternoon of the 18th. ex-Mayor Rand and
family, OF Minneapolis, being among the
number.
ForI firemen were seriously injured by
a falling wall at a fire which broke out in
the livery stable of Albert Burch. on North
Pearl street. Albany. n. Y. Thirty horses
were killed. the total loss amounting TO be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000: Insurance.. ONE
snird. Two of the f'remsn died soon after
being taken from the ruins.
WHILE Emperor William was taking a
drive at Ems on the 18th . miserabiy
dressed man threw q flower pet at bis car
riage, enchanting, 'Thus will the empire
break" No damage was lone. The man
was arrested. He was supposed TO be in
sane.
CHINA was reported making preparations
for var on the Corean frontier in view OF
Russian aggression. II was stated that
China and Japan were toir<ly actiHg for
that purpose. The japanese Minister TO
China was staying al Tientsin. and had
daily interviews with Ii Hung Chang.
ADMIRAL oUKn has been ordered north
with the Tennessee and Yantic. the two
remaining vessels Of the North Atlantic
squadron which were sent % the Isthmus
Of Panama at the beginning Of the recent
troubles there. Considerable sickness ex-
listed on the vesselA
Tue opinion Of Attorney General Gar
land, recently dslivered 20 Secretary
Whitney, was Ia: the Government
could not consistently accept he dispatch
boat Dolphin Of Mr.. Roach. heb builder.
A YoUxG man named Mead, Of Cincin-
natl, jumped overheard from the steamer
Quebec the other day near New Liverpool,
Can. and was drowned. He vas sufferiiE
from alteration, caused by over study.