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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

Assistant Di,trict-Atorncy Bedford as
sailed IN court on Wednesday during the discharge
Of his duties a. Il prosecuting officer by the defend
| ants counsel who was enTaged by the eAtrayagant
denuuciations hcapcd upon his client by Mr.. Bed
ford. While a severe punishment should he meted
out TO the pugllistic aSsaIant the case affords an
| onportunlty for saying that lawyers. not only in
criminal but in civil cases. are altogether too fond
of appying bar-room cpthets to those opposed 10
them. The courts should check this sort of
language which is an insult to the bench rs well
os g., disgrace to the bar We do not wish to he
understood rs rebukng Mr. Bedford, who may have
bren iu,tIlied by the evidence In calling the prs
oner who was accused of a ,stardly crime, Il
Russian scoundrcl." And yet we doubt II his case
is at all strengthened by tins kind of attack. Jurles
are not ans too intelligent, but they know enough
To know that facts and law are what they swear
70 determine a case upon, and not the cayenne pep
per speeches of lawyers.
Lord Salisbury is quoted ~ say ing that he never
saw Mr.. Parnel in his life How teryent would be
hl- ordshpS gratitude II he could only add that nc
never had heard of him.
The coroners jury IN the case of the Nost Shore
accident near Little Falls the other day has found
that the management was Negligent IN the matter,
rs IT had been informed that tho place where the
WaSnOut II
tho building of culyert. Nevertheless the ReCev-
ers of the West Shore have been trying to prove to
the courts that their services were worth about
$4,000
The work of the senate Invest eating Committee
has scared the gamblers into inactivity Faro
decks and roulette wheels idle. aud dealers and
twirlers spend their afternoons ut Brighton Beach
and their evenings in barro0ms.
one of Ferdinand Wards complaints is that he
has to eat with is, other prisoners. and that he
cannot eat the food they give him. He is repre-
sentcd us drawing his knuckles across his eyes IN
which the moisture had gathered as he said this
No doubt Ward regrets Ludlow Street Jail and the
Injuries that money would buy him there. But the
Young Napoleon OF Finance should remember that
the great Napoleon himself was not pleased with st
Helena any more than he is with Sing Sing.
MI Carl Schurz had tine misfortune to spraln his
ankle Yesterday while Fastening to a Massachu-
setts station. The name of the woods to which he
was bound is withheld. for obvious reasons. This
a. cha s.conJ cosuoItv which has marked Mi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

TIE PRESIDENTS LONESOME POSITION.
I0pgr.Ssmpn Ben L,teurc ~ The Cincinnati Enqur'r .
When Colonel Lamont steps out MI Cleveland hash
| friend in the White House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
1HE T1Lh or TIE DAY

eorgcOusly illustrated advertisement OF Life OF
General Grant tina, is posted In ny railroad stations
throughout the country has picture OF humble cottage
entitled. Grants Birthplace III Galena."
Boston is to have cromatory II the citizens OF the
Hub should get tired of it they can turn 1t into public
bean bakery.
In an up private school for children, few days
ago the tutor giving recitation English literature
read from the fourth ol Macbeth, and had got TO
the lines:
"Double. double. tOh and trouble.
Fire burn, aud cauldron bubble,
when the children showed that they were little
puzzled. The teacher to give them an explanation that
their Young minds could understand SAID: This my
dcars Il picture OF thrco Old aids cooking man"
one of the children knowing that the gray haired teacher
was maiden lady. went homo aud - her parents the
story. adding Mamma do you think she ever cookeda
man T.
HOW THEY CATCH FISH.
When a man doth wish to angle.
A hook like this he loves TO danglo:
j
lie has line good and strong,
And catches u fish about so long:
Before he gets home tho hsh doth grow %
And he tells his trenus that It stretched ont So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

Lord Salisbury is quoted n say ing that he never
saw Mr. Parnel in his life. How teryent would be
his lordshps gratitude if he could only add that he
never had heard of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

The work of the senate Invest eating COMMITTED
has scared the gamblers into inactivity Faro
decks and roulette wheels are idle aud dealers anC
twirlers spend their afternoons at Brighton Beacl
end their evenings in barrOoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

1t is a singular and suspicious circumstance that
the captain, first mate and second mate of the
unfortunate steamship Algoma were all included IN
the small number of survivors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

Rut his friends, who have a-fshing been,
Know that the man has lied like sin:
And they simply sit and smile and grin.
90 90 90 90
boston Globe.
And while they smile he knows full well
That all who lie are bound for-sheol
And so his face grows long and thin
As ho ats and broods over his SIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

FoREIGN.-Europeans prevented from leaving
Mandalay, Burmah. = The Engilsh 10 ch'ei
Rnrpab on Sunday. 60 Renewed efforts on be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

Schurz for its own since November came in. 1t
will be remembered that on election night while
reading the returns from this State he was taken
with bad chill. II Dir. Schurz fails TO receive the
sympathy of the entire country he has only to drop
a line to TIE TRIBUNE and we will expose the out
rage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
CABINET GOSSIP.
a Weak Leg in the Cabinet Said q" he Ca"s-
Ing Anxiety In the Mind of the fresidrnt
Hints That BAysrd Nav Retire.

A Weak leg in the Cabinet Said tn he Cans
Ing Anxiety In the Mind Of the President
Hint. That saysrd Nav Retire.
Nsw YORK, June a5.-The SUITS Wash
ington special from an occasional cor
respondent says: "All Is not harmony IN
the Cabinet, and the President 10
troubled. He Is not AT u with the
Secretary of State. aud the differences
that have arisen will not be mi,igatcd BY
time or obli,erated in the progress Of the
administration. Bayard's course In re-
gard to appointments and the general
spiri, in which he has conducted the de-
partment, have been q great disappoint-
mcnt To the President. aud to some other
members Of the Cabipet 3ayard. they
saw, has proved capricious and uncer-
tain; his course has not been guided
by any fixed policy oil logical purpose,
aud he Is declared To he the one dissen-
iient and permanently inharDonious ele-
men, In The administration. The o6lcc-
tons to Bayard are cumulative, and no
degree Of patience. ieniency or ingenious
explanation can conceal either the pres
ent drift or ultimate result. That result
Is that Rayard will presently leave the
Cabinet. The President Is kindly dis
posed and by mature. d very tolerant man,
hut In respect to what he regards ss IN
ju,iifiable obstacles he Knows no amcn-
ities whatever"
WAsHrxGToN, ID. c.. June 25.-In re-
ply to an inquiry to-day respeciin. his
probable retirement from the Cabinet,
Secretary Bayard said: alt Is Mr.. Cieve.
lands Cabinet. You had better 90 and
see him aoOut il. I have nothing to say
In regard 10 the matter"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

wAsnrxsros. June u-Ths *ss De
prtneas hs received s.pssss from fsrf
Itsse. Indian Tsvrsao~y. Jsn~ -. In t~ -
fet that great sseat~sssns y~s~sxiis In tsss
paaes ores ;hs shrs>s~ss>f ssGssas By chs
Te isaLSas. kae.n 60 ~
sosshsrn CheyenB~s are making ps~.ass
tloos % 90 90 shs ~.s pssla Tssops hss~
bpsn Dispatches 10 qs~ii ts~ Sa~srh~s~~a
a fsw days ssar~ frogs v~rs ssf ts sss~s
Q tosi asssstanre szssfx a~ s.zss lad ara
The WIS., D~passssens ensesass As~ css IN
fsrn~i ~ fs Tbs on.< ~ No. ihs~z<a~s
SSwS vss revived - iA~ " 80
y~psssss~ns Ss~ S~est~TfAy ass~rnaSss Va fAx]
~4>ee thAs fhs te>egsss .si1s sss Fsss3 ~unS
Iaeils~s wess b-xossisx s,fy ~rs1. Sss|
srzi Auxcs hss o<ss<yva ssus cosasA1
nies % TIE fifrs cavalry ia tH~ ~en@ af fhs
10 s3dStsps ~ tA~ rosa sz.~tI
srssly ~os IN E~zoL phss szassz t~sI
n1sssssss q E<Da raf>~ sssss1sezg ssss
pnssss are bsSd ~ sesdas~ss - - 81 . -
sseofs sasso<
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
a
a Washington Wedding Prevented By the
Death at the Bride-to-tse

Death at the Brtde-to-e s.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 26.-
DIR. Emil Bessels. the ~wei!-snown Arctic
traveller, ard Madame Raveana, the
singer, were engaged 10 be married. Last
Saturday was the date fixed for the wed
ding. Blu the doctor was suddenly taktG
III on Saturday. 80 the wediin. was
postponed until lat Monday. On Mon
day, 1h n the bridal iarty reached the
residence 81 the minister they met with
another disappointment the minister,
tn. Rev. Mr.. Schneider, having unex-
pecic,ily cone TO Baltimore. Subsc.
Guentiy all arrangements were made
tor the wedding to take pisce or
Wednesday. Yesterday the expcctanf
bridegroom drove to The house OF HE
bride to take her 10 the minister's, bat
Was shocked TO learn thai, she had been
taken suddenly and seriously M The
progress II the disease was SD rapid that
by night Madame Kavenna Was dead
She WAS TO have been married At twelve
O'Clock, and this termination Of wbsi
was looked upon as n happy affair IL in
expressively sad. Madame Issvenn, ha.
had quite a varied career. Since bet
arrival In his country she has been .
concert singer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
STORM MOTIFS.
Psvsssss 81 Ksssss nsesases . ssss
ING q.

U0gv00oD ~ 9ooe0e ~
,sG tr-
tgAvrswosru. kAs., JHss ga
tornado accompanied b, ~.ssi. rain, bail
and electricity. pAs~Si ovef this h-ralisy
Saturday n.gtt Although la this eats tie
dsa.ag. was Light, In tss e~osisiry
farm belonging t Calsals Toaxh
Tour mile. -,uth ~ss badly ~rskrd .
large harm blown Ia atoms as.i alIss bag-.
buried In the debris Tbres ~sf. tilirS
outright. zsd all the others severely En-
jurrd. The sseoaa STORY ga. sisssn isOas
tbc bois~ of t.~sFgs Richardson. ts3s
although Tie fsuil, were ls the hasasr so
one Was sajni-d. Tie fssldefses 90 jos<ps
ligcaerr. stous Twelve miles fspss tie rf,y.
was blown % atofns The fsfaiiy. sfssasiss
ing os slx yes@sns. Vel. shattered at-ssi ne
yard In all directs.lss - thr gale. bssf nSas
were Killed. although al w~fs .hluf.i ussfe
os Ices. The ts,mb~ss Of lie house, sss~
blown moTc Than . ssslr.
STArsosf. kAx.. Jans ga eyelon~
s.fuet Seward Tosnshtp. s~snsy.essa
miles sosfh ~~st ~ tsis pssc. ssnaa, night.
running In . southeastern alfsssissn. sias
mile side and ,~~is. tales hpnx. ssstr.y
me everything In 10. ssih. Mae
hou.es were demolished. fatally is
jurine . Kan naasss vel as~i
slightly iBjariEs . nunsh<r ~ o;hsf peopls
A issge nnmt~f Of s;srs OF ever ass
esiption wese killed.. Uu~ stan q. bosss~
we're ti"~n eighty rods. bur- in< thssu hsif
10 The ground. tililnS them instsniiy. of~
ew wsa esr1~d 10 rods sas 1z.is~ss
sxaisss - xr"uns sod tnssss'iy silI-i
The svoaes Of . wagon ~hs~i -srs tAs~s
out and tfss tire twisted at "a ps~~~s. The
eiossd Vas fsnn~i shAssi and stsuss 80
safth with terrible sosre. The Tsssasnes -
n u Cole. Byers. SHEEN. Barre. >sitA
ueii and others ssknssa ~sss sssys
ouay In tbe ssosa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

The New South Wales contingent.
which took part in the Soudan cam
paign. arrived home on the 23rd. They
were given a tremendous ovation. The
day was made a public holiday. Dele
gates came from all the colonies in
Australia, and all the available troops
were drawn up to welcome the return
ing soldiers. The splendid spectacle
was slightly married by unfavorable
weather. The Governor delivered an
address to the contingent. thanking
them in the name of the Queen and the
colonies for the great service they had
rendered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
AN EDITORS PERIL

Att~0psed Aaaassissiioa % Hon. George
A. Duas,agssa. Eaisoe os che Ge>Nss
w.. Val .@easisst--rhe Re~ais NJ fots-
teal A.i0essts~s-rhe Cuiprss 1t Iar9~.
GRAvrox, W. VA, June 2a-This place
has been greatly excited over the shoot
IN: with inicn; to Kill. Of the Hon Geo.
A Dunninston, editor of the Sesiiasi.
md one OF The best knowa mea la the
State. The cause OF the dasiardiy crime
IS supposed /, O be set forth In The follow
ing anonymous letter received by Nc.
Dunnington . few DAYS AZ, bat which
be at the time kept secret:
..GR,rroS, June Is.
DrxNI~GroN:-we don'i IA any
tanned traitors In our party. IL you
have made 3 bargain with McG'raw. come
out aud SAY so, so We will know which
side YOU are on. We don't want TO take
a paper which prctends 10 be Republican
snd Is published In the Interests OF Dem
ocrsts. Mccormick is right. AMI You are
|. renegade Democrat believe You had
better leave Own or You might wake up
some mornin. and lind yourself In he'll.
see BY the Eagle tina, you talk private
To McGraw. You had better sell out To
him and be done with IL. A a who
Will kick 8 Republican u of Office amt
4 good Re- publican, and ought To be run
out Of town. Damn you. 20, or we will
make you! HtfCniic,>.
The McGraw referred Ia In this epi>tlc
Is the recently appointed Democratic
Collector Of Internal Revenue for this
State, vice Mccormick, Republican,
ousted BY the e%xertions of Huntington
and the Wheeling Ln~teiiigeac,r. Cunning.
ton saw tit u treat the letter with con-
tempt. Last night he attended the lem
perance State Convention Is reporter Tor
the Wheeling I~Hteiiig.Rcer. After the
adjournment he rcmsineI In the tcic-
graph Office until after midnight On
returning TO his hotel a map sprang out
of an alley way and lcyeled = revolver AT
his head. Huntington struck down the
pistol Just as the trigger was pulled, aud
the ball passed through his leg. The
wou,d-be assassin fed, aud despite the
closes; search, has not been foand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
HANGED er SOMEBODY.
4 Nssrsshs hoy S--.a ssssssss 90 . Isss
Near Ne~ia.

4 Nsbssshs hoy S-ssa mssssss 60 . Ises
Near >e-ia.
0xAHA. Nsn.. June sT-fese<rds,
morning William Hay~s. sixt~en-sssseid
so Of . widow living rear Mocha left HE
hospe Ysding hessehaek 60 ss;ssd tie ceo
fTmaiioo exercises Of the Catholic Csssrb
and ~E Eone n1es tryood his
tine. Finally his has -
tarned home rsierse<s nd With the
bride badly bsok~n Seixlsssss ssAss~d
cot 10 hsss The izd snA sesr,ssd al soex
after dark vstssos; fndisg hsm. To-day
the sezsch vas fsa<wcd By large parties ef
urn. The b~1y of Tire missing boy sas
found sboss NON b. his bsosLss. hanging 70
Tie liDb 81 . ssrr. ssne miles ssorsh ss Ne
ola. assd . lag distAacs fross his hsssaL 10
50 aEg tea 60 twelve fees af.svs grssssd
His hseds we're I'D h>Assd kss hex
and bs iexs sied txsshss. sissvs sg thss ~
hal b~a hanged b spss~eody. Is b ssr
p~s-. that , gang of Ssfsoa~ss vbe ssrspp6
fs.n jail q NevA Ne night sSSoss es.sis
t~a the 5i@e. - yo1ng Hsyes se.essos~a .
sos Of ibe sa<sg6 sa NepsA Tks ssssss
psssSo<ss have al he<n Fsnaessssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
ARCENTiFEROUS.


Discovery OF silver 1T NinsrsviIi~. Pa
Great E~seiteass0..
PrTTsBURsR. Ps., June 25-Much e.
element prevails over what Is claimed &c
be the discovery OF . rich mine Of silver
ore at Mincrsviilc. John Hsckets, . min
in; engineer. who CAM here from Call
iernia. while examining The ground founs
sartace ~lnd,cstions Of oliver. He worked
quietly NJ the plscc for several days ase
convinced himself! ti,s there WAS Q Tor
tune there fr him. He leased fas
GROUND. aud has made satisfactory n
Engagements With the owners To bcStt
di-.iH-. Exr-rts ~exan.I=ec specimens
Of The rock. and say is 10 quite rich ir
what - kaowu IN Coiorsdn. n Waite
sfoi, whoa IS founi where gold aad st
YER abound. Prospecioss are already ar
rivia:- People. are more en'sustssiaS
ihan wien tse srea, oi wells wess
s.rnck-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

THE investigation of the accounts of
the Bureau of Equipment of the Navy
Department at Washington, now being
carried on by the special committee
detailed for the purpose by the Secre-
tary of the Navy, promises to develop
some revelations of an interesting ma
ture. Already several irregularities
have been discovered in the books. but
they will not be published until the
whole investigation is concluded. which
will not be for another month. Several
of the other bureaus have been looked
into in a casual manner. but their fur
Their investigation has been postponed
until the examination of the Equipment
Bureau is finished.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
MISSOURI WHEAT.
Cr"ps Had in Frssti.s C"aosJ-roev sss
shraak~n 0~sas.


ST. Iort., June 2s.-John Wahl 4 ca
Yesterday received the following teitrs
from Henry &. Thias. Of Washington,
Franklin County. one OF the largest grain
shippers In the state: ."AlI I~srtic, are
holding OF. The majority Of the mlllers
aud spectators are expecting lib'rzi -
eeilt, uf new wheat In . short time: pr
haIs they are night. but arouif here. ~ Tar
a. I can Iearn. the farmers all! All stack
their wheat. ! have not heard OF AMI
who will thrcsh ou, 81 the shors.
have noticed THAI tie reports 81
the growing cupp< are te'trr. and that in
some localities they have commenced rat
ting. q. far 4. ,hs latter 10 Concerned. l
can >ay the same from ser.. Bat 'is~ Inn
prosem.nt III tho growing wheat ! can hot
see. Admitting that Isof- wheat heads
are Ia be s~en tBan ssns time sgr. ~hst
will ts~~~ wheat heAsis bring Nothing
baf poor and shrunkrn b~rTss. oi sreoas,
of rot ~ripeninx al the same tims A. the
carrier heads" ISt0.. we're si~o rsc~fs~i
from ca.con4d- County, adjoining ffank.
lin. that q czrcfg: ln-l~rtioa siso~s that
that couaiy will have iuoih ris Of ~
average csopl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

MINISTER OSBORN. acting in accord
ance with instructions received from
the State Department at Washington.
has concluded a contract securing to
the Central and South American Tele-
graph Company a concession 10 estab-
lish cables between Buenos Ayres and
Rio de Janerio. and land lines between
Buenos Ayres and the Pacific side, thus
securing to an American company con-
tinuous aud Independent telegraphic
communication between the United
States and Brazil. The necessary de-
cree has been signed by the President
of the Argentine Republic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
A c.1sss csisseI's DsssAsss.

S,x.sa.~sxrr. X l.. JGse sS.-Liss.
f-nass Edwin 81 Jora 6sebse. Srcoso
ARTILLERY. OF Little Rock. Ark. vss mat.
Fed 20 Mise Gerfrui~ Poland, daosasei
OF Coioeei j. :. Poland. T. - A., here
wcsinr~ihy. by Rev Dr. W. Bseeocs. Of
St f<xr's chufca- Inc msrriaSe ceSe-
msay was eoadac;ed in . nargs~e erect
ed on the iawu .s Tie Fla; Rock cossa.s-
After The eeremosy . recepsioa uas sesa
~ the cottage. The sewiy married coap.s
,ess on . ,pectsi srsia for Bos,oa, sac
vii SAL from issse ca JAY - ios "a
uronsas' tong.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
THE WORLD AT LARGE
4 Summary Of tho Daily NsWA

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
TEE President has appointed Edward II.
Strobe, Of New York, Secretary Of Lega-
ton to Spain.
JOSEPH TAYLOR, father Of Bayard Tay-
lor, died recently, aged eighty. mine. A
wife and four children survive him.
Hon. RICHARD T. MKKRICE, who has
been lying dangerously i'll for some days,
died In Washington on the I'D.
GEORGE w. DKsT, brother-in-law Of
General Grant, received . letter from
President Cleveland notifying him Of his
suspension from the Office Of Appraiser Of
the Custom House in San Francisco.
Thomas Beck, recently appointed. becomes
bis successor.
LORD GARNoYLE has settled down at his
late fathers residence and has resumed
correspondence with Miss Fortescue, the
actress. It IL expected that they will be
married within Q year.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, the actor, was In
New York recently, and threatened to kill
the clerk Of the Sturtevant House. 1t was
thought that Mccullough should be put
under restraint, a. his insanity was APP
preaching a violent form.
JAMES L. STANTON, General Agent Of the
Department of Justice, Washington, has
rendered bis resignation.
c. w. BUCK, recently appointed Minister
to Peru, arrived in Lima on the 18th in time
to take charge of the remains Of the late
Minister Phelps.
EX.USITED STATES MINISTER HELPS
died from fever contracted while on o
p easure trip to Oroya, Peru.
HENRI RoCHKFORr has received confirm
alton of the report that Olivier Pain died Of
fever while in the camp Of FL Mahdi. where
he was said to have been held a prisoner.
GENERAL FRANK ARMSTRONG. Of New
Orleans. has been appointed by the Secre-
tary Of the Interior as Indian Inspector, to
succeed Inspector Newell, suspended.
The late Prince Frederick Charles, OF
Germany. left no will.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

GREAT excitement has prevailed in
the financial and railway circles of Mex
leo owing to the sudden official An
nouncement by the Government of new
laws regarding the payment of taxes.
the cutting down of official salaries,
and the suspension of railway subsi-
dies. All taxes now in force must be
paid in cash or notes of the National
Bank Of Mexico. Custom House GER
tificates are no longer receivable. Sal
aries of over $500 per annum Z to be
subjected to discounts: of $500 to
$1,000 of ten per cent; from $1,000 to
-. 0OO of fifteen per cent; from $4,000
TO $1,000 of twenty per cent: from
5000 to $4,000 Of twenty-five per
cent; over $4,000. fifty per cent
Each official whose salary is reduced
receives from the Treasury . certificate
Of Indebtedness covering the percent
age taken OF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

* the closing days of the last session
Congress authorized the President in
his discretion. to appoint . commission
20 negotiate for the cession to the
United States Of the so-callcd Okla
No. country. The commission has
nos yesspea appointed. and it is under
stood no A.eion viii be taken in regard
to it's authofs,eA appointment until
after the AusuA election shall have
beea held BY To Ave civilized Nations
q the Indian Territory. Meanwhile il
p learned that the President and al the
Acmbers of the Cabinet are in accord.
maintaining that no white settlement
shall be permitted on the Oklahoma
lands under any circumstances. with
0ut the consent of the Indians under
the terms Of the treaty Of 1866. and
that the whole force Of the Government
ahall be employed if necessary to carry
0st he guarantees of that instrument
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

Dallas, TEX, Taae sS-Ths eitixsas'
posse from ths Texas ssd ladisa Terri
tori side Of TIE Red River, n q, seixa-
borhood Of Delaware Hsn1, w5o have foe
ssversi weeks past oeea easstnx the gag
q oeGsss no have bees ssealias boesss
and stock. yesterday overlook sSe xsss
and captured eixhs Of thea sear wsshifa
snd hanged them "a . tree. Taey taea
vsst . fsw niles further aud captured
four Others, whom tS<y also iysebed-
Abou: swo weeks aso thfes cehexs vess
lypeAed. making . sOs1: ~ nfteea. Ysiiy
twesty m<nsen AZ tie gag ksys 49,
slsis The past spg11g. sa1 ha1f . dosso
farmers asd ciffxsas hsvD ioss sAair lines
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

CixvEfAsps n jsEs E-os Sz.zsas,
night &x wa:iszs Epss . ssssv ~.s q.
sessrs o. cssssii&l ss5s<~ns - lis essy, -
d~ssuisusng sss~a< s--s~ets.s~ ladies' s.ssss|
esstss<ssg isde~ssss Hssp@2.A he 90
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

In Paris the average longevity of
newspapers is about the same as that
of men. The Press, founded by Emile
de Girardin in 1886. has just died in
what is considered q green old age.
The Patrie was established in 184l.
The Debats and C0nstitutiOnnel are still
older; but the Oldest OF all is the
Gazette de France, which first saw light
in the reign of Louis XIV.