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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-08
A Gun-Boat Running a Gauntlet.

From an illustrated article by Rear
Admiral Wake, in the Corporations of
the Western Flotilla" in the January
! Century, we quote the following:
"Having received written orders
from the flag officer, under date of
March goth, at once began to pre-
pare the CarOndelet for the ordeal.
All the loose material at hand was col
lected, and on the 4th of April the
decks were covered with it, to protect
them against plunging shot. Hawsers
and chain cables were placed around
the pilOt-house and other vulnerable
parts of the vessel, and every precau-
ton was adopted to prevent disaster.
A cOal-barge laden with hay and coal
was dashed to the part of the port side
ON which there was no iron plating, to
protect the magazine. And it was
truly said that the old Carondelet
at that time resembled a farmers wag
on prepared for market. The engi-
neer led the escape steam, through the
pipes aft, into the wheel house, to
avoid the putting sound it made when
blown through the smoke-stacks.
"All the necessary preparations hav
ing been made, I informed the flag
officer of my Intention to run the
gauntlet that night, and received his
approval. Colonel BufOrd, who COM
handed the land forces temporarily
with the fiotilla, assisted me in prepar-
ing for the trip, and on the night of
the 4th brought on board Captain HOl-
lenstein, of the Forty second Illinois,
and twenty three sharp shooters of
his command, who volunteered their
services, which were gratefully accept
ed. Colonel Buford remained on board
until the last moment to encourage us.
informed the officers and crew of the
character of the undertaking, and all
expressed readiness to make the ven
ture. In order to resist boarding par
ties in case we should be disabled, the
cutlasses, muskets, boarding pixies,
and hand grenades were within reach. |
Hose was attached to the boilers for
throwing scalding water over any who
might attempt to board. If it should
he found impossible to save the vessel,
it was designed to sink rather than |
burn her, rs the loss of life would pro
badly be greater in the latter case by |
the explosion of her magazine. Dun
ing the afternoon there was promise of !
clear, moonlight night, and it was
determined to wait until the moon
was down, and then to make the at
tempt, whatever the chances. Having
gone SO far, we could not abandon the
project without a bad effect on the
men, equal almost to failure.
'At ten O'Clock the moon had gone
down, and the sky, the earth, and the
river were alike hidden in the black
shadow of a thunderstorm, which had
now spread itself over all the heavens.
As the time seemed favorable, / order
ed the first master to cast off. Dark
clouds now rose rapidly over us, and
enveloped us in almost total darkness,
except when the sky was lighted mp by
the welcome flashes of vivid lightning,
to show Us the perilOus way we were
to take. Now and then the dim out
line of the landscape could be seen,
and the forest bending under the roar
ing storm that came rushing up the
river.
"With our bow pointing to the
island, we passed the lowest point off
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-08
Died of Blood Poisoning.

DR.. George II. Atkinson, we'll
known physician at Brooklyn Heights,
died Sunday night, from blood poison
ing received into his system from n
slight scratch IN the finger while at
tending a patient. The patient was
suffering from disorder which rem
dered IL surgical operation necessary.
He was put under the influence of
ether, and while in that condition
grasped the doctors hand which held
the lancet. The instrument made q
slight cut on the flesh of the latter.
which bled little. The doctor clean
ed off the blood aud continued the op-
GRAFTON. The wound became sore, but
was completely healed in two months.
The operation was performed nearly
six months ago. DIR. Atkinson expert
enced no trouble from the sore until
about three weeks ago. DIR. Atkinson
WAS son of Rev. DR.. q. III. Atkinson
of Portland, Oregon, a widely known
Congregational clergyman, and was
educated at Dartmouth college, in the
class of 1871. He was appointed as
sistant surgeon in the Long Island
College Hospital shortly after taking u
medical degree, and two years ago was
appointed full surgeon and afterwards
lecturer on surgery.
a band of Indians at the Dnck Val
ley reservation, Nevada, raised wheat
enough in the last season To keep them
two years. They live in comfortable
honses and have more to eat than many
whites, and haul their produce to
Mountain City and drive sharp bar
gains.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-01-08
h E
FREE PRESS.
BURLINGTON. VT.

More Free Presses printed and sold during
the past year than any previous twelve months of
the papers existence. and il is still growing in
circulation, public favor and value. If YOU do not
already know the Free Press by its Daily or its
Weekly visits you ought 10 test its quality by a
trial Both papers printed from new
plain and very clear type. They said To he the
most taststully printed paIers III New England
and are in quality the best published in Yer
mont.
The Daily Free Press is of the highest value Ia
the business men and intelligent residents of vii
lagos on the line Of railroad in Northern Vermont
and the Weekly is printed in she interests Of the
farmers and -idents Of the smaller villages and
country districts.
The Boston Times whose editor is capable
Judge of newspaper wares SAYS the Daily Free
Press Is 'the best newspaper printed in Yer
mont We inclined TO think that every intel
ligent Vermonter W II agree with the Boston editor
full acquaintance with the Free Pres
TERMS Of THE FREE PRESS.
Daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5000 per year
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 per month
tIWeekly --.------ . 20 per year
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOO for six months
Observation-Disclosures. 81 three months
Invariably in Advance.
ADDRESS THE
Free Press Association,
tteb BURLINGTON, VT.
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Proprietors of Paddock Iron Works,
ST. JOhnsbury. Jobbing done to order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

In the Senate. on the 18th, Mr.. Edmnnis
introduced n Till dealing with dynamite
consnirators. The hill was prepared hy the
department OF State for the purpose Of
preventing the United Stat : being used as
n has. of operations in attack, upon
European Governments. The House went
into Committee ~ the Whole on IN" Acri-
cultural Appropriation hill.
THE Cass Of cN-UUitcd States Marshal
illiam Spence. who shot AMI killed his
son-in-law. ex-Marshal Edward :. Wheat,
in Nashville. Tenn. March II. is>I. for
which crime he was sentenced o he hanged,
was affirmed by the Supreme Court.
\ COLLISION occurred between two trains
IL n suburb OF brussels. Both were i.ll.i
with excursiorsits. Twenty were injured.
several OF them fatally.
joins J.. ORION. one OF the foremost law
Milwaukee recently. Deceased was horn
in Broos;ield. Madison Coauty. Y. y. in
l>l2. admitted To the bar IN lS.. and set
tied in Milwaukee IN lSa.
IT j. stated tha; some clue has b~n found
rs "a the identity 81 the wou,i-lc assassin
~ prcs.ien, Santa Maria. of Chill. The
make 81 the iUa COX containing the powder
has been apr, hended. The person who
ordered the tex to l.. made was n woman.
p;.npLrCAL attempts wrr. made 20 wreck
the Houses Of Parliament anil The Tower Of
London wIh dynamite on tire aitsrIooa .;
ihe .4th. Tae structures were coasii.rally
in.g:e,! and SIX or seven persons seriously
luyt. The Buildings were full o! sicEi,-Ts
. (. .trl s-uea Ifa -~.ufs 49, f-sR~<r slu.=-
nation tarve-koat the ctrigizsl world aud
Hitter denominations ani threats II
England A. ai.s: ;ac Irisl who were be-
lieve<l - have been c~naCcrl~l in ihe in
feny. \ f.w arrests were made. tu; ;h-
rsAiCc evidently Possessed b1t little
knowledge If the peTPetratoTs Of the
crimes. Searching Investigations usTc
ordered e. - made.
The Western File works. n. Bcave- Falls.
Ia. w.ica hayr bssa closed several weeks,
have rssasaeI a.: a slight rsSigoisOn IN the
ws-.s Of all employees
B NOTICES have been posted in the Valley
mills ana furnace az Snarcn. Pa. - IL.
T, al. ecs thai she works ~iil h~ closed io~n.
owing to scarcity o: oCders and tie dull
resS Of che iron trade
TuE rec~n: snow fall on The Italian Alps
was the hea~ies: within the memory OF
man. Terrible sccounfs arrived trom the
villages thai: were destroyed. The cahu-
lated loss so far as known VAS IA lives
ias:- The troops displayed much hsruisD
In e2scfinS re>cues-
A SEANnE monument ;airsy-6ve fe~e
high. basr eich; fees square. ~il b- erected
in Lakewood cemetery near Minneapolis.
Mimi. in memory Of the victims Of The
great usiii explosion in iS.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

From the record of foundations
which have for ages been the ,courgr
of Holland. il would appear that dur
ing the thirteen centuries one Of the
larger floods has occurred on an aver
age once in seven wears. About six
hundred years ago the sea broke
through its restraining dykes and
eighty thousand persons are said To
have persisted. II. a single night in
li2l. scvcnty-two villages and one hun
drcd thousand human beings were
swept away.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
AI,s.ib.uitr VI Iuo.sir~.

CCu.TINS"r.N \. IENN.. January III.
rirTrr IsSil'ari has been ;fascluls through
the Snu'ii jH the i"ar,'fu' Mans bspl" :
car. t. Ad~lnc Pats. which b. !rI>s~ 81
sos ~ dsv. H. VIZ. a:pi a tAr;y 81
'~r,si't- ACCOMPANIED Him. la; n4kIs'. 80
coraIg up re Ai-haiua IT.Ii S,E'L-m
l;Ailroaf. be lad IT. ar Rtit-I~l o. TAT
.n.;n. Ia s-c9 % the ~sas-r. - LW TIA o.
urarp-! a sharp cl1.sr Boa ti4'' TsaEd. s1.bg a:
iiic rate 81 tvrii'i ~ - a. lapur. tss liii =
toys were ~c"n Ola tie Irs~z fran.calF
wavin. ,h- hats. T1s en-in.,T -gsc-.I-l
~ >%;"it.r. tt- trs u ~ 'h~ edx- 80 a -,
-" tris. 0s,T y - hsi ts--l fIu1ts-i -
~ ! swollen strr.,nt Itse t-'.s q ii ,ins-l
;ii~r- for frasT hofT> 10 III e - 4 o. 80.
i.su wa> taken $3.50 e.. ihc II;t" hsro-~ si.d
lie millionaire lSiilafi ptss~l ct Gss
Goils--
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Secretary Of War declined to order
: court martial for the trial Of Chief Signal
Officer Hazen on the charges preferred ~
Lieutenant Darlington, and has decided 20
take N" further action against the relief
expedition.
VOORHEES, was reelected Senator for In
diana. receiving a majority Of II out Of
la votes over ~ex-Governor Porter, nomi-
mated 10y the Republicans.
WILLIAMSON CALL was reelected United
States Senator for Florida.
CAMERON was elected United States Sen.
ator for PENNSYLVANIA on the Nth.
The Connecticut Senate on tn. nh
voted for United States Senator. q. II.
Platt, Republican, received IL votes: ".
II. Barnuni. Democrat. =. In the HouS,
the vote was rlatt. lis: Barnum, -.
JONATHAN CHASE Vas elected United
States senator for Rhode Island by tho
following vote: Chase. =; William Shelf
field. .: Isaac Bell. Jr, Of Newport, -
MORGAN O'Co>ENLL. second son of the
late Daniel o'Counell. the great Irish AL
tator, died recently.
The two houses Of the New York Legs
laturc in joint session declared William u.
EvartS elected Senator.
GENERAL Brace received the Demo-
cratic nomination in Wisconsin for United
States Senator.
THE wife ~ STANLEY Matthews. Associate
Justice Of the SUPREME Court. died At
Washington On the =.
PRESIpENT-ELECT CLEVELAND aiirss>.si
fae students \; the Albany State Normal
S.hocl on tn. cath.
IT was officially ssaf Eui-
peror Tiliam In. entirely recovered .r0uI
his recent Illness
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

lN the early part Of las, summer il
was known that a Moslem teacher
with fifteen followers. all Of whom had
been converted to Christianity. entered
the City Of ConSiantinople and began
preaching and teaching. Within 4
week they rs suddenly disappeared rs
though the ground had absorbed them.
The Sultan,s officers deny any knowl-
edge Of them. but the belief is ST.
strong that they are concealed in some
out of the way dungeon that the Brit
i>h and American legations have under
taken n search for them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

Dr. JOHN BUCHANAN. notorious
three years ago by issuing bogus medi-
cal diplomas. was again arrested re-
Gently At Philadelphia together with a
woman calling herself DR.. Rcbccca
Russell. who claims To be Buchanan's
business partner. Buchanan is again
charged with having issued bogus dip
Tomas since his release from prison.
and further. with forgery. in having
subscribed the names If some Of Phila-
dclphia'S most prominent physicians To
his bogus shecpskins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

SOME tim. since the umo was cir
eulatcd that 8 man in Munich made a
wager that he could collec, together
three thousand ten-pfenning pieces
dated 1873 within = certain time. and
that he was offering a high premium
for this particular coin. Excitement,
axe the matter lcrmeated every re-
eion. ami collectors. in their eagerne>s.
ssaid from fifteen TO twenty-five pfcn-
cling for a single specimen. Some of
si,c seekers. who had collected several
hundred If the coveted coins. finally
aarncd to their sorrow that they were
a;,e victims Of a practical joke.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

THERE are in existence rather more
than fortyEg,piian ohcli>k>. OF these
England possesses seven America:
ONE; Germany. one: France. two: Italy
(ircludinc Rome. which has twelyel.
seventeen. and Con>tantinople. two.
The remainder. MANY of which
an fallen or broken. are still
in Egypt. The smalle>; is the L.ep>iu>
oscli>h in the Royal Museum 4, Berlin.
which Is two fee, one a half inches
high and weighs two hundred pounds:
the largest. unfinished. of A>>ouan.
still IN qusrrieS NJ Syene. the estimated
weight OF which Is rather more than
l.Joc.cso pounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

NEAR the mouth of the Sutro Tun-
mel. in Nevada. there j. a small lake
the water in which is kcptcontinuously
warm 10y the hot water that flows
into il from the mines. Recently
the mine superintendent sent 10
Florida for two alligators. When they
arrived the temperature Of the place
was twelve degrees below zero. and the
alligators We're barely alive. Upon
being put into the warm lake. however:
they revived and are now growing
rapidly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
MlSCEllNNHOCN

The Ohio Legislature adopted . ioi=.
resolution To place the statue 81 William
Allen in TIE hall Of the Hru>. Of Repre-
sen;a;ives AZ Washington
The AdiusanI General OF tie army re-
ceivet . Telegram On the sett. frcm Br:ga-
dier General AuSur. commanding the De-
partment Of the Missouri announcing tina;
the number OF settlers on III. Oklahoma
land was steadily inor~asins. having
reached nearly four hundr~i. and resist
ance % the Federal authorities was tarca:-
encd- General Ausur Mas instructed 20
concentrate more Troops II the settlement
and remove invaders from the Territory IN
as peaceahle = manner Is possible.
The hartor WAS very reuSh af New York
on the ID. and few sailing vessels passed
the narrc~s- All incoming crafts were
coateI with ice over their decks and As-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
NJ ic,. faIr.lnr rhE.rrar-

\ sF,:int wnc1 orrurr-I on tie oru:ls
4 Republican Nsii-y branch % tls Ia -
Pacific al r~crs:.s % w.sch eighteen
cars lani-l with grain we're dTeh.,i Rssf
BTsiusrd lie cars v-rr AL bsiIy - rect.4i
and tie grain Jet or; HFsn tie cTuufss ia
~css.s-s< qasH'.ts> ami much co Il. NIL =.
waste! cn &cus;a; - !: hsiu- af,Nel y -
lie SNOW.
4 NTUTtS. 90 csAn-gsl ws~H Ws< hes.i -
/. lr.s'a ruea;!y "a Sri.-~t 3 -. r-Ss4Ftz. -
Z, lie IaiE>;rai Tsnl-rvu~r - Co."r~i
Pcppsr. which : 20 ~ h~..i "a N.u IRA 80
on Fvsru4v .. 20 VFuu1,s'e Tie ->tzhihA.
nl,n: ~ a. 'r.us;ra' Co 80 :0- lie ia D.
ing of the iSh- 81 thu T rz-~.
SrytE,i pnxaa lCako u-n vsr~ -
cr1t.s Afrv>i~i a. siGesen Th~y arr sis
wanted ia q u1mh~T q. 0-ts- tss1-s
An ouaha tramp T~r~a;ly rn.x.cf TIRE
koasr 81 Join ". fo.~r ~hiie i- ~. A.
sent. aisd c~syous-. tn S<rzss2>s his chill
dres. had p-rsar-i fot 'ArH~ssc Tx
twelve years hs; riar-c.
4 cnSINY Individual lsi-ly szikoi in;a
N Omaha eso.hsax sfofe- :Es~i ca . 49,; 81
eso;s~ AID ~dc.2x0;r!y .afkei 80. eassn.
his Cd sIs a. ;s~ CAY pay TIE ,<sfT~inr
foisosc. lsa seser1l bess< fog The JGy.
Wt~a sise s~ssow dFew a .et.lser aBi iAscz--
~n<Si to saonc The pss<~ kEAiy Ea2-d
aim. nd be Wa sTsea twenty-five dsys 60
Sgcaa and szfes-
Cosp weather has c]ehea z, the eats1
considerably ABORT Saseslxn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

Is Barbados. one Sunday. the cap
tain Of q vessel from New York saw Il
very important colorcd lady. glovcd.
sh"cd and parasolcd. walking to church
with "A bare-footcd colorcd servant ear
rying her bag and prayer-book. liz
was atonished al the lady of color being
able Ia keep up so much state, but was
told that the couple were sisters. and
that if he would only wait until next
Sunday he would see the situation re-
xers,,I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

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~rsnu.i~. urHs 'fosa slaraasf &C.
bprs fr,euly ao1 sasrrss
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n~4atsir,i ua.,re5 Iaf
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rss nsnsai iissEjEelssu SIS a@
80 ss.a- a. fsiuer wafs hs4
swz uaff rl- @sTFs' st
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a. 80 tsrt 20 SOFA Thr
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

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w~.' '"aas
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Sensis. '%s
tzzgy = TeppSi " "i-
wsa Mexico. Censss aHf ~.st4
u, an Wet IaEaa 4sr10s@ g.
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'f'
Gft ca"
.h,uine lAe exports ir
80 anil %, I'a.,.l ~s
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a&4 Sai+ep, "-'~
Y.-.aad AMI f-4a- sa3 ;'s
a.f taf rs.t state
,Ets.1a. ana sat tfaass
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laraar- ss ~ lI'
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

SOME ten wears az" a French emf
grant named Fare Landed in TruXillo.
Honduras, without a cent ia b!s pocket
or Il second Goa. Ia his back. The only
thing Of any value which hc owned was
an old silver watch. He sold the watch
for four dollars and began life on this
capital. To-day he i, worth "a fortune
and lives in fine style in Paris. He
made all his money in the import and
export trade Of Honduras.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

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Twr.vs rnlssz y ssssn@s a. Esa "a =
yer b. 49, ,~-oIas. I'D tA~ i~@i<v r >
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Il = ihoGxAf iAzG Aor@- "a. csru4ss
have l-~- sharyzi t0o n1Ah rzoesy.
ans ib- rz.s hAs i-en r~aueei Eay PIT
oraL. tuo bo-~. sal rA<s rannz.
ratr sh- T-siz-t .rh-lBir. III -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

~ >gT-rn.~7sst - So ~
i.rA - susus Furse-ss Is 0- goo
"a ~saf~z.a.Ia. zrcsfrt & tA Na@s -.
0as-n wf3ETr= - TIE lp"z
49, q ise aa4l~f ST. Ettffs -
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v~E MI srrs c@ra .rptE = g. IS.
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r.aa b Ihis nsssl~ ie.Ff IraIh~i
E4--- r-a 20 - . meath Efs =
? abr aA.r srsas 80 - - aac
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EA-NE-1 r-u = 20 80 ! sex
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

There is but n place in the United
States where gun cotton il made. Until
six months ago the navy was obliged to
depend upon England for all the gun
cotton used. but a mandatory has
been erected at the torpedo station.
Newport. and now produces all that j.
required for sca-going mcn-of-war and
forpcdoc-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

a -v"oieawar- mandatory sf7r-i
II An Franc 40 tlre- K~4Es an j. I'll
~, pnlv factory 81 "a Kidd oa tn~ Par,te
coast. bui Il hts uzs-=Zt~i % alDos:
Who'll. shut OF the importation %
woosi~awa-r 9 r. She Pat II Iuaks
Annually ~ ;isssl.8ri n.H AID tso
iaou,auf nj h-- for Aisska. arj
hs. ls' " i~zsn sca-irE srunke- I'd
iu;t-v uoit- % :be - 4 lsrgr -
crease 81 ~ ~erkias :ors TO- 8 -;
ye1r t. box for
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

a VOTING married woman of New
York. who has been addicted to paint
ing her lips a. well a. her checks and
cyelashes, is now under medical treat
nent 10 reduce the size Of her lips,
which have become horribly enlarged
by chemical poison.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
~ Ally sfansfsrfn,s

HAEEtsHrTD. - Jsuu4gy ca co-s
20 't',. q lt.iy~ f~FEr--auilag tEr orssH f.
e.e Culture Assasfoa &c ih- lrf:.f
state. Vi>:~i tly IyTaiiss ~lt~fsr'nl~ri
All ,ls-l Nh Js,n I.scN fs~~a-uIt .:
-. sS~G-&I0.L r~.F~as-i tay ~s:p ~it
two ~iatd~tu- 49, la1fi~ f:"su stk W7Hu-
;~s~;sr~i ~ fas ~~HtrF. Il.s HsE. vrv
ror4r~I on TIA o: fig- %a.~ ~ s.oT~E~s
i1i;s~rL Selfs'o: rss.Fs. All .~TTc~ca--
t.s Dfs.h.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

The famous shell r,ad 81 New Or
leans IL a boulevard of almost SNOWY
whiteness. nearly two hundred feet
in width and nine miles long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

The deep salt well at Bay CITY
Mich, completed 40 a depth Of 1850
feet, i, expected 10 produce twenty
three pals Of brine per minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

ETCESrtY Charse~ Baker. nf McsTlSsIf.
Cayuga. to.n',. y. y. vl" had l-pn e.
some tine ,i~it i,Ix his relatives the l;eur.
DICT family. near heauIcy. was Ia ne fs.n
packing hl> iTHnS preparatory - s~.aT:iic
home. wheD a i-stnl sirs; Ma heard. si;d
tie io.k> r.sl,si iI4;a tiie r.-oia cuiy 70 isl,t
Ill. h-Jy OF !"Eas Baker Issnc on n" 'isV.
.ifc almost cNtT.cc. Ne6r him lay a r.
,oly-f. The Ih0t enicr-I ifs heal irnm-ii
a'"ly in :rnu', over The eyes, p:oiaciax
,k.Afh
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hal - Z. Temporarily pe-tI-ues!. Dv "a:
io Tie ;ArsI 0t be marriage I~a.--
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An Aberdeen physician describes q
case Of scarlet fever in . canary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30
CURRENT COMMENT.

SouTu CAROLINA has no divorce
laws.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-30

THE newest craze is 10 collect all
kinds and shapes of parsor lamps.