The Red Cloud chief., 1886-03-05
NEBRASKA 4 NEWS.

~ lisDp. vas recently turnc1 anu -rFsG-
teen horses persisted
IT - stated tha; /. l.. I.use. n Methodist
itinernnt. and editor of IN. BialS, AT VII
Der, has skipped III. country. having
wrecked several families with woEish piety,
besides Borrowing ali the money his &C
Qua,ntances would lend.
CHsKLEs RoBIS-oS. clerk Of Howard
County, borrowed $500 from a Michigan
friend and gave him q mortgage on a piece
Of land which he never owned nor had an
interest in. He is uow under bond 10 APP
pear for trial
THE Il. a. ". folks are said 20 b- meeting
with considerable heavy grading along
their Elwood line. The cut where the road
leaves the head OF Plum creek and comes
down into Deer creek 10 two and . bali
miles In length and seventy fee; deep In the
deepes, part. This is followed by IA Eli OF
almost equal .Hength. They have a well
boring gang which go ahead and put down
a we'll IN advance Of the grader West
Deer creek is the farthest point "esi "heFe
contractors are AZ work on the line
PERRY FULLER. the David City livery
man. has been looking for a man vh"
called himself Darnall. Recently be hired
a team OF Fuller 10 go Ia Ulysses since
which time he has heard nothing from bis
team or the thief.
The first newspaper in Nebraska was
called tie Nebraska gdi'adigD1. IL wa> pup
Iished at Bellevue, November -. l%i.
TIE Rock Island engineers have reached
Beatrice from ~. Joseph. and are Quitting
for their march westward.
GRADING has begun on the Nebraska q
Colorado railroad. between superior and
Edgar. The contractors expect 10 finish 10y
June J..
BoB HsLr. living near Fairfield. died re
Gently Of blood poisoning, produced by a
tri!ing cut on one IF his fingers. leaving u
wife and six children in poor circr,n-
stances.
IL the construction Of the Grand Island
4 Wyoming Central railroad all new steel
rails and the best OF Oak ties are being
used. and cas-: iron culycrts are being put
I'm, and il will thus have. al the start, as
good and permanent Dad bed a. there Is IN
Nebraska.
PATENTS lately granted Nebraska invent
ers: Door latch. T. &. III. Bayrhoffer, Of
Rising City; bird cage bracket, :. Il. Derby,
Of Utica; fan blast regulator, II. II. Wilson,
OF Lincoln.
A RAILROAD eating house will soon lie
opened for business AT Emerson.
AT a largely attended meeting Of citizens
If Kearney the other night all arrange
ments were completed for a Sj0,o0 hotel.
three stories high and l00Xl30 feet. The
donated $1,000, and T.. G.. Eigcn-
hart, Of Pennsylvania, furnishes the bal
ence and is the owner. Work i 10 be com
raenced at once and completed a. soon ~
THE trial OF George f.. Parks, the self
STYLED Fremont detective" ended hy the
conviction of Parks forperjury. Parkswas
of an attempt to drag an eStima-
and worthy citizen into the i~nccndiarv
burning Of a number Of houses of ill-famc.
AN officer recently arrested John Butler
nj the head of Snake creek. one hundred
north of Neigh, charged with the
of Frank McNealy in Mason. Tex.
on n requisition of the Governor of Texas.
offered resistance. bat was captured
after a short struggle.
THE Nebraska Press Association has been
Nv " Tf'fit iit'ftIie at i.iia''isi. NJ
the following officers We're elected:
Hon. T.. NJ. Correli. Of Hebron;
Vice resident. J. II. Calhoun. Of Lin
Second Vice President, ". ". Has
kell. of Ord: Third Vice President. NJ L..
Thomas. of Holdrcdge: Secretary. II. ".
Bushnell. of Plattsmouth: Treasurer, T..
Whitcomb: Executive Committee. {. w.
Pool. Frank Il. Morrissev. +. Il RisIcv. W.
King, J. \. MacMurphy and l.. \. ste
vens.
\ RIG wolf hunt was INDUCED in near
Millerboro, Knox County. the other day,
and one Of the pesky varmiu;S haggcd.
Drwrrsr is the name Of a new town m
he Burlington & Missouri survey from
10 Blue Hill. Forty acres have been
aid ont rs the town-sitc about four miles
north 81 ~. stephens.
JrpGT J. =. MITCHELL. Of Nebraska. while
addressing the convention Of early Iowa
r. at Dcs NoineS on the 18th. dropped
lead on the floor 81 the opera house just ~
- closed the sentence, Il love the old sol
lierS OF Iowa"
THE Young reonie Of Kimtall have or
,anized a society called the Kimhnll Pub
" isit-t az '-h.T Z" 'hff''A -
entertainment once a week. collect
he dimes and then 10 purchase a valaahi"
ihrarv open To every body. y very oN-
.mplGrv undertaking.
A Tg,ES Of twenty carloads II California
oranges passed through shelton recently.
,ound for New York. They were CIarau-
eed through time AZ the rate Of frrty-iv"
niles per hour. and al trains were side
for them.
THE old settlers of Antelope County re-
met n Neigh and formed an h>sn-
The first annual encampment will
% held September ~. I>>6.
LYov- never had a licensed saloon. and
n only one instance has any person had
he town without a license
IT is stated that n plot was recently das-
covered - rob the mail carrier from Aims
worth 10 Brewster by two men. one of
whom has hu. lately served "a a guardian
4 the public peace and as night watch in
linsworth. but happily the plot WAS frus
rated. The mail carrier had jus: received
lis pay.
MACHINERY and material for tho ElShorn
alley railroad bridge over the Platte are
,eiug sent Ia the front in large quanetie-.
he bridge will span the river a. r. point
i've miles ives. OF Fremont Tie bridge
tself will be 2.>o feet in length. built 81
orty-seven spans OF sixty feet each Tie
.hu:ments will rest on foundations ot OAK
nj cypress piliny. Of which there Will be
.ail pieces in all.
II, dog At Ponca-
WALLACE CHURCH. the Young man lately
entcnced 10 the State penitentsary for six
ears on . charge Of horse stealing -
aped from the county jail q: Chsiroa I'd.
,;,,er morning about three O'Clock