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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
The BLOODY SHIRT.
\ Party Which l. Waving II Literally.
aud Not az. "a N.r. Figure of speech

The Democratic party. IN The pruci-
pa, State OF the south where a Stat"
election !, to be held this fall, : waving
the bloody shirt. Indie d. Il J. irving
u carry the election by wayinE the
bloody shirt Il J. waving the blood,
shirt literally. and not; IS : mere figure
OF speech. Il d. arIn.n- and dr Hing
Democrats a. cayalr, Tor the parpO>c
Of max n the shirt bloody. ID case tn"
election ha- to bc carried % tn use oi
ririe, and rcvolycr~. lh.~ ! III Virginia.
where fitzhuyn Lee. the Confederate
raya.r, man. }, The DcHocratc nominee
Tor Governor. In order L. elect him
companies Of rcd--hIr Ell cayaI-v a-c
formed IN every county 10 ride abou.
the country. attend Dctuoc a'ic meet
InrS. and with ter = ms and Or.auI-
zatIon terry and kuk,uN Republican
voters. The Richmond c,-rc-ponieut
Of the New iurk UvGld described the
situation ~ follows.
Some OF Fstzhugn Lee = friends r-upos~ thai
the make u a "rcda~hIr' CaNaIr, Campai.I.
similar - that of Hampton. IN South Carolina
m Ia. pa.my daN~ 81 g. WHOM D.. rtpir
~ . NhsfN or ~ ~ 49, N'NA ". aA $3.50 "
mounted rcd .h.rt- In" dsa meets with
L-n.rnl approval such Vrrras- uu- murga
.ug uyc~ tn" ulLhws : and Eway> Of ;h'
tI:s. L. "a" iU~p ring mus " 90
n GU want 20 hay. a good time.
JOIN the caviar. JON fhc cavalry
W n have "A y holc~omc &C Feet on the minds o.
the virginia negroes The spectacle w.. -
iuuos.u. ana 81. Cd. rendered Cuur.v eject
i've " ncu each man d >yltHs sung 10 ui> n.ft
Tn. rcIu ste number Of Ii-iois for the maze
up - an tdE'n".t : I gentleman. which
= Uuiner cal!E four
Since then this scheme has been pu:
into practice. The "u'o .dy-saIrt cav
airy are organized and active. They
carry arms and bann = with mottoe>
intended To irCh en- the colDred voter.
fItznuEh Lee Il m>ei' udcS n hOr.
which wears the aCcoutrcm nts used n
the war hy General Robert T. lie. The
Dcmocratc orator talk o. Genera!
Robert T. Lee and M followers reap
pcarinC. and paint n tie Cpry battle
held OF virginia bloc " rel NJ
" -. tho ~Eepub.iran candid 70. has
had his lie threatened 4 ne speaS- in
several places BIT the No tlr-n Dem
oCra:ic Journals which. a. the f~1iu,r>i
Republican whisper bout Southern
IT mes aga nSi the ballot box. ~ 81
lG-ilv a-ain>; WAVING tie bloody
shirt Eayc not = word - sAy ara NJ
this actual Ll1ody->1i-t D-n0c-a:C
campaign IN NIr-lna Ls'ro3: Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

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ard rather rrIir. t-e. - fore j. uppn
Lm Nr liHro.a urzse rp 81 4
have lived fry F-A- EST SO th~ u.~ q:
su:pVIca' n 1oT-. an. ! so 90, thus
e w5Ttl vh..~ 70 change IL AA5I.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

About The b. wo't 10Y gong J.
one told hy the POcle Aec,-. ]; give
the particulars %; ! laroe wD.f TIA; lay
In the rabbit PAIN WIKI - mouth oEen-
while the rabbits. thousand n numfer.
ran down rs ih-oa until -. no..
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

LoKD CFiEsJrsTIE CoLEETr-sr sd
lately Ii ~r could MAKE frgaad
sob-r. we would saHt up nia- icaih. o.
hsr pr son< ChiefJns.sc- Dzs. de-
eizre. ia; ;he iqpo- traffic : r--poa-
-5e fo- eighty &c. c-at O. he CT re.
n. The Un,d state
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

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waeB pusuraoaa =.:srss 80 steady.
>u2T" ar use-. o-c 40 carr as -r-u
.s-.y - ? II 20 > .u4-1 ~ wa~kf d..
tue Treatment coEI-s csclgsye-s under
the domain Of the Un4.-Ase-. - The
hrs; case Of recovery aas yei 20 u ~
IsO-ird.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09
Tn. Ame--au Bar Association

The American Ba- o. IN.
discovered. =; - careful investigation
ani dih-rn; r~~earch- thai - law :
delay i mainly The fault ~ the lx~-
yers We >o-ter suspected - much
boston Traascrtt
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

-S~~nz. ~geosoy1s: Estimate -
The Deaf Sea -I s~ snaes Of odd 90
Q :ko0sand ysars Ls1rs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

MASY ". e + Unions ~. b~nS OF.
gained = Washington Territory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-09

Anew jersey l.~ prohibits he sac
Of cigarette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15
THE SOUTHERN BOOM.

Ten years ago, when this country had
reached an extreme stage of commercial
depression and labor discomfort had TO be
repressed in many places by military force,
the great wheat crop of the northwest
came Unexpectedly to the relief of the pub
lie distress, vast surplus at home and high
prices abroad, with It's sudden influx of two
hundred millions of cash from abroad sud
denly changing a state of general stagna
ton into one of the liveliest activity.
As wheat then, so cotton now, promises
to come TO the effective relief of the indus
trial and commercial distress of the times.
OF all the staples of this country, cotton
| Just now is in the best demand and brings
the highest relative price abroad and for
tunately the promise of an ab.ndant crop
| is tie best the south has seen for many
years. Notwithstanding the ravages OF
caterpillars and cotton worms in few To-
calities it is agreed that the cotton crop of
1885 will be the largest ever gathered. The
largest crop hitherto gathered was in 1852
when il reached 100000 bales. Since
then the acreage has been a good deal in
creased, so much 50 indeed that predictions
are now freely made Of crop of 100000
bales Should this be the case, the boys
at Manchester will hardly tail to have
cheaper shirts. 1t is even said that a con
tinuance of favorable weather through the
autumn may raise the crop toward 5000
600 bales, though it is doubtful If that
much cotton could be picked by the pres
ent slow hand method.
And aside from its cotton, other crops in
the south this year are reported abundant,
and altogether that region promises to have
something of boom. There are indica-
tons that emigration to the south is in
creasing. The stream is mainly from the
northern states to favored points in Texas
and others of the southwestern states I'm
migrants from Europe don't yet turn to the
southwark to any extent; the negro keeps
them away, Work was too long held to be
thither but now when it is seen that the
negro tends to occupy particular regions,
leaving other and usually the hotter regions
more exclusively to the whites, emigrants
from both the northern states and Europe
tend thither.
Southern railways have thus far been
poor sticks. only very small fraction
thereof have ever paid any dividend. Some
of then have been in receivers hands two,
three and four times. Industrial enter
prise 10 the south has been comparatively
active daring the last few years. New iron
furnaces have been constructed while at
the north the furnaces in blast have been
reduced. All in all, then, the holders of
southern railroad securities have grounds
for their increased confidence,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

According to the results in New York,
the Elgin butter makers who undertook to
buy bill through the late Illinois legisla-
ture to kill off oleomargarine, wasted their
$1,000 more than foolishly. A similar law
was passed In New York, but the courts
decided it unconstitutional, and now, with
perfect free trade in oleomargarlne and
other butter substitutes in that state, the
effect Is to increase the value and price of
pure butter. Statistics published in New
York show that when oleomargarine was
scarce in the market butter declined In
price, but has increased in price as the
other has been more plentiful. The genu-
Inc extract of the COW has been nearly 45
per cent higher since the introduction of
free trade in the other article than It was
before.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

In the way of general observance by pro
cessions, appropriate ceremonies, suspen,
sion of business, &C. the Grant funeral last
Saturday is without parallel in the history
of the country. The large city dailies are
filed with dispatches not only from nearly
every city, village and hamlet throughout
the north, but in many sections of the
south like observances took place. 1t Is
true that in the south the negroes were
most active in the matter, but the whites
at least treated their ovations with marked
respect and often with undisguised sympa-
,l,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

The apple crop is reported throughout
many sections of the state as an utter fail
ure this season. The orchards ia this vi
cinity do not promise even half an average
yield. For some unaccountable reason
probably the severity of the winters and the
lack of proper attention, many of the best
trees in heavy yielding orchards are dead
or dying. A great deal of watered cider
will be the result of the shortage of the
apple crop of Illinois this season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

The only deserter from Camp Welter
thus far recorded is Chas. ID. Colby, one of
the Rockford rifles, who went home on
Tuesday pleading business that lust be at
tended to. On his arrival at Rockford he
was arrested on an order from the camp by
the sheriff and placed in Jail but afterward
released on habeas corpus on the ground
that his imprisonment on military order
was illegal Then a squad of military sent
from the camp undertook to take him by
force, when another Ihabeas corpus was
interposed and he was again released
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

Joe Johnston, Phil Sheridan and Simon
Bolivar Buckner stood arm in arm before
the tomb of General Grant. In the same
connection it may be mentioned that a
soldiers monument to be erected at AT
lanta, Ga, is TO have statues OF Grant, Lee,
Johnston and Sherman around the base of
the column. Near the top will be two sol
diers, the blue and the gray, clasping
hands, and above the globe that crowns the
summit will be the Goddess of Liberty.
The structure will be $50 feet in height
and cost 100000,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

TRADE LOOKING UP.-There is no higher
authority in trade matters in this country
than BrddStreets, and that publication OF
Saturday gives special kilograms from
leading cities throughout the United States
indicating that the turning point in the
downward tendency of prices has been
reached, and hencefoth trade is likely tq
look up and the times improve. As a sig
nificant feature it notes an advance Of IN
cent per yard in print cloths since July 81
when they were quoted at cents bid. Al
Boston the gain in demand for dry goods
continues as well as that for boots and
shoes. Dry goods at Philadelphia are like
wise in better request, though not in excess
of sales at corresponding periods in proceed
ing years. 1t is regarded as of special sig.
niiiC tnce, however, that the general feeling
In dry goods circles is more buoyant, and
that greater confidence exists as to the
probable stability of prices The country
demand for dry goods at St Louis is also
heavier, and the trade there is character
lied as fair. From Cincinnati word comes
that there is marked improvement in al
most all staple lines, and even at New Or.
leans some gain is reported, while cooler
weather at the west has had stimulating
effect on business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

A terrific tornado swept over northeast.
ern New York on Wednesday, proving
particularly destructive to the village OF
Norwood, st. Lawrence county, where
eight persons We're killed outright and Il
number were fatally injured, and churches
dwellings, barns and other structures were
swept away like chatf
The storm of Sunday night proved a cy.
clone In Blanchard township, near Titlin,
Ohio, cutting a swath through farms from
10 to 40 rods wide, leveling buildings
trees, fences and grain in It's course, in
some places even uncoyering potatoes and
blowing them out of the ground.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15
The w eek.


England is in the tremors OF another wal
scare. arising from no actual news from
the front beyond general lntimation thai
Russian troops are gathering IN the west
ern defles of the Zulticar pass, ana 'ha'
the ameer of Afghanistan is working
with might and main in his preparations
for the defense of Herat, while the English
general, Roberts, is preparing camp at
Quota, as a base for quick descent 70
the ameers assistance should Russia make
An attack. The scare is heightened by the
reported alliance between England and
China against Russia, and the fact, in view
of ii, that Russia has taken possession OF
the island of Qualpeart, at the entrance OF
the yellow Sea, of the coast OF China, ana
is fortifying it, the island being within Al
miles of Port Hamilton, of which England
recently took possession.
While an address with 10000 signatures
was prepared for presentation to the P"SS
WoH Ga:atc, thanking it for its expose OF the
immoralties of London, indignation is eN-
cited against that paper by It's singular
course in opposing the raising OF the age
Of consent Of girls TO Is years, on the
strange ground that it would abolish the
present means of substance OF a large
number of girls without compromising
them for the Legislative contiscation OF
their income"
Gladstone has gone to Norway in search
Of rest and health.
The cholera is still on the increase
throughout Spain, the number Of new
cases for Thursday being 4,l33, and deaths
1,64S, an increase Of 800 against the same
day last week The condition of the chol.
era districts is in the highest degree de
plorable. The physicians have all fled,
and the bodies of the cholera victims in
many places lie unburied in the streets
The epidemic, and the panic on account
Of il, Is also greatly on the increase at
Marseilles, in France, where at last &C
counts cholera bad received a fresh impe
tus from the extreme heat, and the mum
Der Of new cases has risen to 80 day, and
at least 1000 people a day are leaving the
city. Cases Of cholera have also appeared
in Toulon Cholera has also broken out at
Hoi-Phong, in Tonquin, at Odessa, ana
among the Russian troops on the Afghan
frontier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15
That the great C. b. Il o. railroad cor

That the great c., b. Il O. railroad cor.
poratlon, or system" has decided upon an
extension to ST. Paul, and Is actually al
work upon 1t, has already been mentioned
In these columns, and now II is announced
that the Burlington is looking beyond st
Paul, and is taking steps to obtain control
of the Manitoba road. The object of the
latter maneuvre is to obtain control of the
great flour and milling trade of the fal
northwest, which Is at present largely mo
nopolized by the Milwaukee and st. Pau
road
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15
Washington.


The President, Immediately after the
Grant funeral in New York, left for the
AdrOndacks, where he proposes TO take a
four TO six weeks rest. His stopping place
is forty miles from the nearest railroad
station, and three hours from the nearest
telegraph office. The consequence Is that
most of the departments at Washing
ton. are taking IA rest from all except
routine business, though most of the
heads Of departments remain at their
post,
Secretary Whitney has notified John
Roach that his contract TO build the vessels
Atlanta, Chicago and Boston for the gov
eminent has been forfeited, owing to the
non completion Of the vessels within the
time specified, and that the government
will take charge of the ships and complete
them, making an arrangement for the use
Of Roach's yard and machinery for the
purpose.
1t is understood in wellinformed circles
al Washington that Mr.. Carlisle will be
nominated by acclamatiOn for speaker by
the Democratic members Of the next
house, with the hearty concurrence of Mr..
Randall and his friends.
The President has issued proclamation
directing that all wire fences erected by
the cattle kings in Nebraska, Colorado,
Montana, &c, inclosing public lands are
TO be removed Immediately. The general
land office has list embracing 100000
acres of public land SO inclosed, and esti.
mates that not less than 100000 900 acres ad-
ditionally are Illegally inclosed, all of
which will be thrown open to settlement
upon the enforcement of the presidents
proclamation.
Austria has notified the state department
of It's unwilllngness TO receive Mr. Kelly as
minister TO that court, after the refusal OF
the Italian government TO receive him in
that capacity. Italy rejected Kelly on the
ground that years ago, when the King of
Italy denuded the Pope of his temporal
sovereignty of the papal states, Mr.. Kelly
made speech in which Victor Emmanuel
was rated In very offensive language for
that act. Austria can hardly object to Mr.
Kelly on that account, as Austria herself
was at that time in strong sympathy with
the Pope, but then, that government may
not care to offend Italy Just now. 1t Is un-
derstood that Mr.. Kelly is now to be con-
soled by $4,000 position In the State De
partment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

gamated association scale with the old rail
cl,use omitted. The Union Pacific shops
at Denver, Omaha, and Kansas City began
the same day to run but forty-four hours a
week. The strike on the Wheeling divis-
ion OF the Baltimore IL Ohio X. H. against
"double. headers" has ended in a victory for
the company Lumbermen's strike at East
Saginaw, Mich, Is practically ended, the
terms of the mill.owners having been &C
nnnipl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

The government owes John Roach about
$4,000 on the Dolphin, and the fear that
he might not get it threw him into bank
ruptcy" THIS is very strange proceed
ing for man whose subscription to his
party's campaign funds were usually $50
OOO, and who could raise 100000 at any
time to grease congress whenever he want
ed subsidy. The public need waste no
sympathy on John Roach. He deserves
none
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

II is worth remembering that no news
paper is printed especially for one person
any more than a hotel is builtto please one
guest. People who become dispieased
with something they find In newspaper
should remember that the very thing that
displeases them may be exactly the thing
that pleases somebody else.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

A silver dollar weighs very nearly an
ounce. Hence any letter not heavier than
a dollar can go for single twocent stamp.
A five.cent piece added will give the ounce.
If YOU have not the silver dollar, five nickels
and a small copper cent will give an ounce,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

monument to Gen Grant. OF its proposed
sum of $4,000 to erect an equestrian statue
of heroic size in Lincoln Park $4,000 have
already been raised and the balance no
doubt will be ready before the plans and
specifications are sufficiently matured to
begin the work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15

Seth Freeman, an old gentleman resid
ing in Morris, was robbed of considerable
sum of money and a $500 government bond
in Chicago the other day. He was former
" resident of this city, but for the past u
wears has been living in Morris. The rob
berry seems to have unsettled his mind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-08-15


The Rockford JournatHerdM echoes
the sentiments of the FREE TRADER in the
following:
A crank, we'll known in this country by
the name of Brick" Pomeroy, is propos-
ing monument to Mrs. Mary Surrat, who
was hanged for alleged completely in the
plot for the assassination of President Lin
coin. His arguments in favor of such a
monument are lot of sentimental gush
and show what certain fools can do to in
jure the democratic party. The fate OF
Mrs Surrat may have been undeserved,
but il was one of those unfortunate occur
rences which usually mark the haste OF
auy party whose leader has been assassin
ated. We venture the assertion that, In
spite of all the stuff and nonsense sent
broadcast concerning Mrs. Surrat were
President Cleveland assassinated as was
Abraham Lincoln--at the very time when
he was most needed--and woman was
found to he connected with 1t in any shape
or form, she would pay the penalty; not,
perhaps, by hanging, because the prece-
den: has had its lesson, but In some other
disgraceful way. The majority of Demo
Gratis do not care to reward every rebel
sympathizer with either an office living or
a monument dead, simply because they
were rebels, and 1t is an insult to suggest 1t.
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Labor.

All the rolling mills In the Mahoning val
ley resumed operations on wednesday the
operators having agreed to sign the Anal
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Is THE WAR OvER?-lt looked very
much like 1t last Thursday, when, in Rlv-
ers,de Park, New York, Gen. Sherman,