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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
4 BIG HAUL


Peasdaaker asd Nts laatans Capture Q
Supply rrats Of rhirty-ese wagcas With
Tn rsetss Ntles os RattIefsra-rhe Ia.
hsbit.n,s of sse Latter Place Alarmed
WINNIPEG. Man, May IA train
with provisions, which left Swift Cur
rent . week ago.. MAS attacked ey fousd-
maker and his indians. aud captured after
, !sht In which several were wounded
and two KILLED.. Thiity-one teams and
,wenty-oue Transfers were captured. Tea
;eaunster, escaped. The train MAS within
thirteen miles Of Eattletord.
wr>NrrG, Man. Nay ls.-ia,er dis
patches Say the train. watch consisted of
th~iriy-one transport wagons laden WIKI
~supplies, ammunition, arms aud clothin.
for the troops, under escort Of ten mount
ed police, lett Swift Current for Battle
ford last FRIDAY. The road hsd bcen
good aud excellent; progress was made.
4 poln, twelve miles from Ba,tlesori was
being passed abou; nine o'clock yester-
day morning, when suddenly . horde
Of Indians rushed out Of the
bush from all directions aud seized
the iesms.-rs, OF whom there was oae
10 each wagon. Three or four sayagcs
attacked each 'eamster. api the latter
were instantly "verpowcrrd. The
mounted police offered desperate re-
s.siance, and for I tine tn exchange o!
frin. WAS general. one mouuied
policeman, whose name l.. not
learned, was killed. and se,ersl
police aud transfers were
wounded. The balance oi the police and
teams;eTs escaped aud made ali hast 10
Bstileford, where an alarm wIs given.
The troops ~ once spran. Ia arms, aui 4
strong guard was placed about the town.
The inhabitants were terribly alarmed.
but The day wore away without any
attack. Colonel Otter WAS makiu:
preparations In attack the In
disns, but on second thought resolved To
wait for rcinforcemeni>. There IL no
doub; about the band helm: Poundms-
ker's, because they are known - b, In
that vicinity. Terrible anxiety IL fclI In
Winnipeg, as II WAS understood that Ia.
women anu children ~eIe to q |; out from
Ba,,le!ord for Winnipeg early yesterday
morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
CENTRAL

The President of Nion1urs. In'~rvIc~~o
Relative tn tho Late War and the Present
Status of A.air>-Vb~ Quilted state.
Looked To for Central American Dcs-i-
opmrnt-ts~eirroc;'y Wanted.
NEw ORLs,xs, L.. Nay 1.-THE
5YDaes- Democrat publishes al interviews
with President Bocran OF Honduras rela-
tive tn the lsie war aud present status of
affairs in Central America. Bo.rsn says
there are three parties there. the
Nationals, who favor publication 81
the five States; the Conservatives.
who oppose IL, and those who aihere TO
the several governments with NO opinion
NJ all on the question OF IN. Union. Him.
self. Bsrrios and ZaIdivar. OF sslvad or,
made . compac, to reconstruct the i've
States into one repubsc. which failed
through the trcachery Of ZsldIvsr. - IL
already known. and resulted In . dcclara-
ton Of war against the lstter by Barrios.
With the death Of Barrios fell all hopes
OF Central American patriots IN Hon.
curas. Rarrios MAS sctcatcd 10 the
movement by . patriotic sentiment of re-
storing the old republic oil isss, o not
through ambition of becoming Dictator
Of the united country His patriotism
Was sincere. ard he rad no hope Of be-
coming President Of the Cnios.
Regarding Admiral Joucti's statement
Mr.. Bo.r.n said Bsrfios was too much Of
In American To seck European alii~s.
The only foreign nation whose friendship
be desired MAS the rnitei e;s;~s. lie
WAS . friend Of the Nicaragua Canal, asd
rc1anied Am-rlcs as generous ps,lon
whom the smaller States heed no. fear.
Eo.ran 10 kc,i tn the Gated States for
the development Of Centrsl Amcrtes, and
would ocer every ind0c.ment 10 It's citi-
zens In The way OF grsnts- Honduras
Desired 20 close . reciprocity treaty with
The United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

The late Commodore Garrison was
man Of Herculean build and MANY
stories are told Of his feats of strength
In his younger days An old friend of
his says: His presence was imposing.
and he had . breadth of shoulder thar
vas Herculean. 1saw him G lift q
barrel Of -four. with q man on top Of
Il and then throw them both of dock
a easily Is one would ding = terrier.
he man had made . remark that the
Commodore objected to. and without .
word the Commodore threw him over
board. He wasn't called Commodore
9Aen-only Csptain-and whereves
Captain Garrison vas he ruled the
xoast' In the early days OF SO he
Nas accredited with rescuiug . friend
HI from twelve border MexicaH
Wails n asaloon. he broke two 81 The
~ssaecks By ninging them from
In, 1n1 fractured another ones skoal
- how q ~ Gs&"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE count of the money and securi-
ties in the United States Treasury has
been completed. Everything was
found in a satisfactory condition and
the reports of ex-Treasurer Wyman
e proved correct in every instance;
even the alleged discrepancy of two
cents reported in the count of the cash
% was shown. on a recount, to be
incorrect. the missing pennies having
been found on the floor. where they had
dropped during the count. The books
and accounts of the T~rcasurer's office
were yet to be verified.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
COT THERE.
G~suIsaas Bosnsrs Reach Ohisas1s ssA
start Fs~a'sg-

CsuIsaas Bosnssrs E~seh esd
sfs~s Fs~.s'sg-
WICHITA. kas.. May ia srs~iai dc
patch frosa the Cb~v~1ne Axrnry. Indian
Territory. says: "Twes.y-.~ven ooionis;s'
wagons. each partially Iosied With Indian
supplies frosn Arkansas City. have ro.e
into tie Territory. delivered ;isssr raris and
then moved on into the Okiahossa district
where they have lo~s;~d c.ainas ssyt oors-
nsercssf farming operations The svy.pss
reaches Cheyenne foda1 that sbe settlers
are esuIisns and have srni vsrd TO the
CAMPERS in the ~.cini:y of Cssa.~ii
ih.t ;he cnss 10 again ei~.s sss
spo;h~s raid: sosss os their Buma-s
sresiy hes.ssd that fhey oafsia-d lie an
usssis~-L Each ~ rs< fw~niy-s~ven vax.
osss coe,ainei ffoss two 81 shrse msn eseh.
They rent frs1n the fhsJ epn~ sS~a~y d.
rerf1, 6osn Tie Csnssr,n River By Czss.p
Ess~~.i. ~hlcb lad Just hses sscsses hy sss
tro-py~ Who had br.n efs~Sr1 10 fAe Nassh-
we~S IL IL The i~ndxss~ns % ifs~ ~ss.sso,s-
lies At tie sscsey that ali fse esscsissx sf
Ca the bsrsi>s viii axasa serk INTO Oxka~
hoss.s. s,fisuxh The FIfih easalry aa<s~s sas
oosss4.ssi Of fs~s~rzi Wesley Merritt are
nox paasf msrrhinz ostess IN take t.
pace 81 - Sfssa- jgss mosot"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
acRicul ruRkl lAeoeeRs.
ssgEsssssss foe sf.,psss sh~ ra~.s.pisy~s
ia Gsrg- ftssssL


ia ssrg- stss.s.
WAsHrssrus. May i.@Ths naufaiy
statistical pabsiesi.on ~ ihs Agricultural
Department fof May. ~birls wig: D. lsssssi
within i-o of three days. contains . eoss-
prsEsss.isr statement a ~sgss yaia ~ fasfu
'ahossss In al parts 81 "a. eosa,rY. sa.rsi
UPON What ur. Dodge. th~ s-iAiisilrsas ~
the department. bsiiss 81 Ia % entirely trusS
worthy: Ezs,~sn States. sss-so. Mladi-
STATES. ssAiss soa,h~rn stats. sia9:
Western s,s'~-. s2.sss California. sss =.
The ssssusis Of labor seeking ~sa-
p~ioynses ln axTraisss. at usr pee
srsf time IN unusually izfxe. yes
;ssse are mani ts~sf~i In aims,
every ss~ison 81 the eosasfy, in ~h~h shsss
- usass 90 i~~s complaint Of scarcity. The
fsIssrt cse~rs ~sth the pszrssesI ssrxs~,sss
fssf In the manufacturing ts~ps snd ests-s
.sssc~s b es~sssd. either by tie isl<ss uaionx.
er BY h>1ssoi~sf esfIx~ns. shs.sszs vhs<s,
communication sssy 10 op~sea D. seen ns-
employed eisy wokns~n snd farmer. ss~~st
tis h~sP. - shss . sspasshse Saa worthy
ely is.-s.s may hare th~ m,sn. Of MAXIM
hsss~a his uss ehsss~s~s inss~sss of start
'sr "sf GA sssx ss~e venture susss.t 81 To
fssk sf s<ssx wssaksa fos . rsossssszzsi
tram.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
A LONDON MOB.

Trafalgar SQUARE. London. In Possession ri
. Bni~t~rous Mob. Who Sing .Isu,~ Hri-
iannis." and lnduiI, i'm Oih-r CuipAbir
Demonstrations
LONDON, MAY IA riot occurred this
afternoon between a mob and the police
for the possession of the Nelson monu.
mcnt In Trafalgar Square. About 10000
persons had assembled In the Square to
make Il demonstration against the Gov
eminent budget proposals 10 Increase the
duties on spirits and beer. The crowd
was very %unruly. The police found them.
selves unable TO miin;ain order. The
pressure on the speakers com
PEELED them To mount the pedestal
Of the Nelson Monument. When from
this cminence IN. speeches were resumed.
thew were rendered iusudibic by the NJ.
roar among the royst-rcrs. The police
intcrycnci 10 secure sIicnc. for the ora.
tors, and then "a struggle cnsucd between
the mob aud the police FOR possession 81
the monument. Tn row lasted nearly al
hour. and the promoters " the meeting
and the police wrr- compelled to retire.
lcayln. the Grove. sin:in. in triumph.
'EULR BRITANNIA"
Soon after the mob had compelled the
speakers TO leave. IL sIr.rd down to tht
front of the National Cub. which iiccs
Trafalgar Square, W. &. Every person
noticed entcrin. or leaving the club
building was mobhed. The attitude al
the crowd was so mendcing that Oh"
club doors were closed. and
a messenger was dispatched H.
Scotland Yard for additional police. ~
nine O'Clock last night the rioters were
still in full possession 81 Trafalgar Square
and Norihumbcriint aycnu. wa. also &C
cupicd by a mob OF several thousand.
The police by this time had been largely
had charged \ number Of
times upoa the mob and hal made several
arrests
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

: PROF. c. v. RILEY. Entomologist of
the Agricultural Department. says that
this country will soon be visited by two
great breeds of ..Ocusts of the seven
teen and thirteen year varieties. This
will be the first time in two hundred
ami twenty-one years that they have
appeared in conjunction. They will
not prove greatly destructive. and the
injury they will intlict will probably be
confined to fruit trees. The visitation
will be prolonged until late in July.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
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i. '.'-' e.'~'--.s'' IS "-'.'-s

q vssaa rsv~t.-SIkss 80 . w.sssss
r<.
rvrssvuIs. r,ksy IA eAvel
c-rurrsd .ssssy $: - Worth tsAssad esk
,ies bill ~ whiss sss~~ szinsrs ard . driver
wcrs ea:csnh~t AIT sssssass fas2F;y 5nss-si
uhise rssds4snsin< so escape fre@ ih~ css
sirry. II wss Arld ~ 80 iAlasrspsa snl
Eesain< Coal ssi Ire T~slasy 4. IN
c'eisi ;h~ wasss fgssn AA.ss - a. sAfssxA.
wasaing Ga; ne ps;lsu sui snSsisns -
nsu work!u- a. Ne a. 1swass
tTcsn The fA'l 18th 49, masosTe
~ car. Jpas iicss fssars % 80
the t-sy hrsri a nct.c % sashins was-r ard
lcaylnx N the fSrsan~si aasis nru r.a4ax
he si,.u p;ca 81 frAea = pso 81 sssssT-
TIE falling cral hosyvsy. @sht hin ard
pinned hiEs AMI iso Uahos to sh~ Esoaai
The victims sc ChA.3cs tssass~isy. Jose.a
rnnls and " -hssl Mckerss. m.~~ aai
Martin lizard drives siis~i sfs ~, sss
John Heard soth s~g~ hseEru. fas sfuss~i
aad shoas5sr treken. TIE la,svF was tAlSn
COST Within an hsar rs 80 ~ ~ nsstx,
hsIi he cannos ssnivs bis t~BIur~a TnS
FtoeIsf Vas aH~~i OF &&r AFas .tr. Ff Ette
isf, isoEa the gansvsy tsns w,z&vaus ths
nails.
atpniNB Parry ffeFr
CtNsfxSAEL MAJ is-As NJ. ts-~.h
Van " ss.kls. 80 tls~aagastt. Wth As bet
nsan. as accompany uE Miss Naus t,r.gF.
af Newport ~. - chaFya a tat eats "a
a carriage. io maze Bog "a. hgsie a. a~s.t
eight o'rjask last night a Tsilsay ifaa
ff.Kh,egss~l the hsfs~s sasi thrY raa sSzY
Tbs Fasr "a. lcsE and The driver sisurs1,
hsri. hsi; hts team Fan asfsss a utattsr aas
IsrsEiy uis~-.tlas sav cuaeh snsi thFvs ha
grum h!s rat S>~ssS no sihss eAsrer sF
r~ap~, NJ. Non Nshisie allsuri his lss
tcn,lssi btHi~ and her -sssrf ~ fumP .lv,
the carriage into Tho street Whkh tees dhf
The psos.-~tlyc bride va. s~ernus5y snssr.l
and MA. bkrn tuaar musysaasaazz tluis a
short distance !atthsF on tas astisxuasn
anal his be-, man juwf~d lato TIC sSfrrt
MT = monep' bSs ssss. Zoe q 60sru yssis
ahead The horsr> fushs~l unsirf a ia~ PRO
Ieeting .lusb 81 \ trcr. against Shah iaa
body az ~. esasrh dashed sad Was y fvs~t
A, the home Of the hsidc. = few hnars ssirf.
were The doctor. tie patient a dtssFsrsri
bridegroom and gg->is The nassfsars
Ws.. s"seSss. g~rfofucsi az hsaf-
Oh. tfidr sitting TEppp--i in 1-L
There Is s.ill ~ansl.is about her ~t,cescsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE preliminary motion of the Re-
ceiver of the Exchange National Bank
before the United States Court to re-
move the trustees of Balm & Brothers.
and appoint = receiver was denied at
Norfolk. Va. Warrants of arrest were
then sworn out by the United States
bank examiners against John b. White
head. late President. James &. Balm.
Vice-P President, George NJ. Balm. Dr.,
Cashier, and A. L. X. Balm, Director.
They gave bail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

PosY A Frssex- HayTs. ArsEs l-Th<
sa;hasiE~s Of iisysi have sefs-~d 10 aelss<s
up C. A. Vsa Boxk<sea. . nsssse a s>s ral
I'D Ss~:e. formerly caessi fas HART .,
N<x Yosk- The Cs.s<& ssx:o CssssrnEs~ss
hs. made foss srsu~ss. sor hs r-ss~r frsz.
pss.ea On liz Is;asd. .hus ~ has h<~a
ceakssd SAG sa< r~ss ssxs~sn s~nzAs h s~e-
anoe u de fsesey sbskxzsissM Ears Dr.
nspd ~as recsived IN ;he ns.e dsesesssxrai
snanse. Hsrs.y any nness wss saksn q
i.s~sn By fhr tsosesnssezs sssesaae Ts~ Ms
- she "a cf W. X. yxa Bukkeka. II
Ne~ Sesx Clsy. and a~pas<s q Tie xss. I.
Van Bokkei<n. of Bu4s:o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

NEW OsagAss Msy N-cev~rras
OSesi. II Aiss~nA. has f--ss..a savs~.
fs"s hssss hsdsessisx shss be pse~~no- 10
ssrasd is~rs on scy.szns IL On sppr~s.~r.s.i
ras ~ rsr~s asnsutnx in Bro ana chit,
sousrss Tbs sso<sbss ryy~s oas Of 4 ,.
o~uf ss>sns on . shi,s vosaza sy . n~xro
srs he fyseaing q sks s>xrss fssA~v. In
crssrsssenrs tb<secf sse sh<sia. ~. scss>
sss~asng . sssss nsssx. ard hare ezis~a 90
uss sssveEaos sS fuepa The G~ysssnos
~sso IN ~ nansisg Zoe Ma.
sssssry. lAns s~hesdsssns tie fns Of
rfe1D<9e laid ans fss hsa hsxe
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
ADDITIONAL DrsPArcurs

MuNsELL, the jurymnn in the Short
Phelau case at New York. who was ar
rested at the end Of that trial, wal fined
$50 and ent to Jail for thirty days.
TIE Car has sent General Konaron q
''eword of honor" The present was &C.
lcompanied by an autograph letter from
the Gear, warmly praising General komar.
OFFS military measures. A similar honor
was conferred on General Zakrajewski.
The Clearing House returns for week
ended May lG showed IN average decrease
Of S.4 compared with the corresponding
week Of last year. The decrease in New
York was 4l.5; the increase in Kansas City
was 3S.a. Only two other cities showed
any increase.
An immense amount Of lumber was dc.
stroyed by . fire Mt Oscoda. Mich, IN the
10th. Mills and docks were also burned.
TuH round house Of the E. c. & n. Rail.
road Company at Cortlandt, n. ", burned
the other morning. The loss was nearly
Slo0, 0OO.
EDMUND AsawoKrH & Sox's cotton mills
ut Egerton, near Bolton. Eng, were burned
recently, involving . loss OF Es4o.ooo.
\ IN u y IL w WIZ
ported in Southeastern Kansas for the few
days ended on the 18th. Several lives were
lost by drowning and much damage re.
suited.
The Aiigemeime Zeiaag Of Berlin had q
dispatch from Constan:inopie. saying that
the British Consul at Batoam during . re-
cent journey TO Kars was arrested by Rus
sian police while he was sketchins At .
port on the Caspian Sea-
COMMODORE JONATHAN Yoke. com
mandant OF the New London (Conu.l
Navy Yard, died OF remittent fever at the
lCrocker home, on the 18th aged fifty EIGHT
years The disease was contracted while
he was In Washington - . member Of the
TALES court martial.
RrEL was captured three miles north Of
Basoucae "a the 18th by three coats at
General Niddletou's force. He was care
worn and hagyard aEi-beSyed not to be
shoG
| PRIvArR advices from Hermcsillo,
Mexico. say that the Mexican troops a.
Tackled The Yaquis, ~ Nisa- Thrce
hundred Yaquis we're reported killed. he
Mexican hss vas eighty killed and
wounded. Four Americans were With the
,AexicAns, q vAonm svo were killed and .
man named Mckenzie wounded.
| JrD0B FR4xca, In . trial rceen81y at
lMuscatine. lows, held that the frst intsnc.
,stioa proceeding instituted against . sGioca
had Priority 20 any other injsncsSoa pro-
,essdiags against the same salooo. This
lwas regarded - . great viceosy fug tie
ao1oumn. a aham iniQDe4fun u~r0ceodiu4S
IAaA hsD tns4itaesd b. ff3saAs of tAs -
,1eoas againse naaziy svsEy alooa = No
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

BsIrrxoKx. Nh, Nav 1.-THE 9riusa
stcs Cissrnan arrived ~ tabs port
Yes erdsy In . dsma.e1 condisioo. The
vessei hsd two OF h<r forward pisiss
broken aud another near the eaaine room
stove IN, and bar forward coDpssssaez:
sz& filed with wssc,- Csplsta Mace
stated tha, vsea o. the baaxs II Xes-
ioa-isad< ~ wesI, he eseo1sierrd hesvy
s<ids OF Goa ins &c. wasca caas~d tie
6azs.~, sni tss, for ;sae. d1ys tie
s;~sncr wss bese; b. i:s:s seias u ke
and masy iceberg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

LONDON, Nay li-TAs svi3esces al
ubte dtReseuees ot opsaSoa amosg thu
DeDAen Of tie Cabsses Ia seSsrd 70 tt
crimes act are beeomssg more spess~ss
NJ. GisdssOsc, SsS Charles DsIke asd Nv.
Camheriais favor . total repeal Of shs
Measure, whfie Sir veraoa Hareo1sI
Lord Harttnxtoa ard Lord Derby ussa u
TxesiDed b &c essiresy- Easf 6pesees, IL
- ssAd, tArsasessd - resign ssssss sss
scs sAoaid b seseue6, aad sae eoo-
peoGtss eGeceed O. u aeetsaR a u
csb1nss Wednesday essaias - sayfkts9
~ to stxiaeeos eisa1es q -
oessosa b leoks1 ueesasae eeobud
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

A TERRIBLE and deadly disease was
reported prevailing in the Seward Val
ley, n. Y. 1t first attacked Samuel
McRobers. who died. and since then
funerals have occurred daily. The
throat first swells. the tongue is paral-
yzed. the patient a not eat, and he
becomes double-sightcd. No one had
recovered from the disease. 1t was
very contagious.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

LKAvKxvosrH Kan. Nag AN.
Flask ]. Lyseh - 10 ssnnzsDA sas -
~ - xo D1sdzs ot.is q ~ essAsas.l
- sAs esy yusrasy. b - psnsare q .
hsss ssah<s - isvissd eseseA ns hssA,l
ospae IA - - svsninx srs1paassa ~
Nh Jssrsains BsaaK. fss L. VEGA y. Il
AnsAe thnas vpunse Inn sApso1 vap
Snaaae sad Mn inezfss - AkAi~ VA
lnn nan - fzz.jy - Ksnns CT, ~.
e h0sy - tsn Ses19 ~. - 1osu -
viab g Pan spp3. - III - xsA~
onnne xiaAolsn,a MnnAmA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

= IT turns out that Harold Il. Wallack.
the youngest son of the well known
actor. was secretly married in Phila-
delphia last November to Miss Madge
d.. Fling. The young couple have been
forgiven in true theatrical style.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

81. Iorsa Mas i.-The Bard ~ M-,a-
s<sa-s kss-orAi . s<,e .ss hss- yr.s<rsxy
sssnssg % Csls Chmeh- Th-s~ w.s,
rs~~sss: sshsp TAaEss Bswnas. Of :.
s1sAA ssssss Bsshss. pr~dlss: W. l.
ii.rrs. ~ Ns~ resx: X s yssses. Of Be
se.A " Merrill. - Css<.ss. Z "a Al
sfsss az wsshox:na. D. C.. r. W. wsr-
-. OF p~ssss. Csk: cyrss w.. Ys~s 81
snnr,e.'sss: wiilEss IL Nlsss. Of Tss-sa
$3.50 y. was&<aI 81 cin<sa.~sf. ans
W AAS;Assra2 Osiy tie ss-,sI..la.ry
sses>s ~ ~ O.soa vss sssz.zr.rl .Dd
- satsssnssen wss Asd - ps~yzs. sss .
s..nng sssigsk n - sAassss~.a sy
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

DR. Hunt. Secretary of the Board of
Health Of New Jersey. says that hog
cholera cost the farmers of that State
In 1884 two hundred thousand dollars,
and the loss thus far this year is sixty
thousand dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

DIR. DOREMUs. is left-handed from
the fact that he was born without a
right hand. He makes twenty-five
thousand dollars a year from chemical
analysis. mostly of patent medicines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE lamp which General Sherman
carried from the time he entered the
army. in 1861, until he camped on the
south bank of tie Potomac, in 1865. is
now preserved at the Soldiers Home at
DAYTON, q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE Michigan House of Representa-
fives yesterday passed over Governor
Ayers veto the bill allowing minority
stockholders in joint stock companies
representation on the Boards Of Di-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
CURRENT COMMENT.
A DCBbIN paper states that General
Komaroff's grandmother was an Irish
woman of the name Of Macnamara-

A CURIOUS legal document. executed
by Napoleon l., was sold at q public
sale in France the other day for a
thousand six hundred and fourteen
francs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Aosr.os. Asy Ala - hs<uss Of Com
@uhosenaesasss1 49, - Cd sex sns~
49, k1anae a0sweg cunessn1nr sAs
~ - auUs0aa ssnesed By
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

KING HCMBERT and Queen Marguer-
ite of italy were received with extrava-
giant demonstrations Of affection by
the N~eapolitans upon q recent oc-
casiOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Mn CAM. q kssruey business man. was
recently knocked down by . frightened
team in Shelton. and three dangerous
eashes cut across his scalp.
0RAxp ISLAND has Q base bail ciuh.
IT is stated that Quinn Bohanan. the
condemned spelling professor, has i'm
proved his drsary hours before death BY
i~nvsnsins . corn shelter, which he has pat
ented.
The wheat and cats In Valley County
never hooked better when May came than
this wear. The plowiag fos corn IL vel
under way. and quite . number Of aesdB
are already planted
WILL Dil. An emrlove Ia the Wes4
Point pspes miii. MAS r~eentiy canSss IN
the shsfsiay. and before released his cloth.
ing Was easireiy torn from his body. lat
fortunately wi:hoa: is:a.y 20 bis p~ssosL
IxrxxaAL e the latest town and pros
pecsivs coa.sy seas Of Chase County.
Jons Was has coonsoeed suis In saTpy
Coanfy against Henry Schsnaa for IL
yalus a. . horse promised hin Cor services
renAsrs6 in securing . wife Tor Sehamaa.
6cAuman u . prosp<ross young Gsrnaa
and his ~ wife b . wiasome Co.
nan uAidsaL A ths SeDgy eoes ScAu0aa
axrssd "a give Win . korss II be vesd
rse him tSchnmas, . wife. bss after gse-
ding ths vifs ScAaman fosgoe his coasracG
TN rscsas aDdisg of vooaa's foes =
q pGls oe rubhiaA d . stable er~a4ed 0aeA
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-25
BANoUETING THE BRITIsHERs
The New York Yachtsmen Toast the
Piucky Crew of the Genesta.

The New York Yachtsmen Toast the
Plucky Crew of the Genesta.
NEW YORK, Sept. PA reception was
rendered tonight to Sir Richard Sutton,
owner of the Genesta, and his yachting
companions, and his brother-In-law, Mr..
William Levinge. Commodore Douglas
proposed the health Of Sir Richard sutton,
who in the briefest terms returned thanks,
and in turn proposed O bumper to the
New York Yacht Club. In response,
Chairman Toms of the Regatta Commit
tee called a round for Mr.. William
Levinge, who thanked the club, and said
his party was glad to have won
two prizes, and hoped that the
Americans would visit them in
British waters and attempt TO regain
them. The speaker in closing aroused
great applause by calling for health to the
designer and owners of the Puritan. A
response was made by Messrs. Welde and
HOvey, who we're interested in the Puri-
tan. The cups won by the Genesta were
then presented to Sir Richard amid great
cheering. The Cape May race will be
sailed next Saturday at O'Clock in the
afternoon from Sandy Hook. Thus far
the only entries are the Dauntless, &C.
nesta and Athlon.