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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
postnou!np the Issue.

The refusal Of congress by vote OF Ia
o. l4O TO consider The question OF tariff
reduction Is 4 fitting ending tor The
work @. a session which for ncapacftr
70, business, disregard Of par. y pledges
and general imbccility on the side OF
the directing majority has never been
surpassed, ifegualled, in the history OF
the lower hons. The question oil tax
! reduction Was one Of the vital issues IN
The campaign when resulted IN Mr..
CereIand's election. Both parties
recognized the popular de hands tor
| reform nf the tariff and pledged them
selves, through their representatives TO
meet il when the new congress con-
! venea. Upon this point. the necessity
! Of lifting Il large portion OF the burden.
some and needless duties, there was no
difference Of opinion. The presence OF
All enormous surplus IN the national
| treasury. and the too rapid reduction
! of the interest bearing debt, were ar
| pnment for tax reduction which could
not toe gain,aid BIZ the most rabid adyo.
| Gates Of high tariii a, a protection TO
American industry. Quite apart from
this was the question whether the
| undue stimulus vi the existing tariff
WAS not seriously d~enoraliLing many
l.,.- -, ,.t,,, 1Har, 10 f.-tarr.,
| great monopo!ics in some branches and
! oycrstocklngs the home market in
| other.. All parties agreed that the
issue OF tax reduction was not the is
sue Of free trade, but purely the ques-
ton whether the country should con-
to tax its people needlessly and exorb-
itauilv when every necessity for the
imposition Of such munstrOus burdens
had passed away. As usual, indivi.
dual interests and the influence OF
wealth has worked II pom congressional
cowardlce 10 again postpone the issue.
With Il surplus of more than eighiy-iiye
millions above the revenue require
ment, OF the present year congress will
once more adjourn leaving the burden
some tariff taxes as they found them at
the opening Of the session, Tie
pledges made by the parties To the
! people have proved small obstacles in
the path of the pledges made 10y con-
gressmcn to individual protected in
~tcrests.
The issue of tax reduction may be
delayed for the time but it cannot be
indefinitely postponed. The producer,
! Of the country, who are toilIng though
out the west Ola unprotected ial ms e
uphold the great monopolles built up
ty Il Vicious system OF exturtlonate tar
IF tsxation, will not patiently endure
much longer the, refusal of both parties
n ut present constituted to deal with
their complaints. The men who have
made their wishes powerful III revolu.
tIoniaing the sentiment of congress on
tie gissticn vi railroad monopolics
Will be 40 less successful in effccting
their object in securing relief from the
hurdcns of the Wal taxes which their
representatives refuse to lift from the
overloaded shoulders o. tie people.
Private Interests may succeed for the
moment. but their success only adds
fuel 10 the dame which in the end
threatens to sweep away much larger
portion of the tariff system than the
opponents ofthe needless tarlii taxes
! now demand shall be removed from
the national S.atuet. bOok.. ;s
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

Grandpa Gilman was able to be out
to church, las tlSundayl
Nr c,opant from Phes,on MINI.
friends and relations on
walnut creeks.
Gown .!ADdids prospect for
"a soldier = appears -thas
.loir> who sun to gather, q
llf-.lozrn Maxia-eIs. when
.~al,cpcc. al tie ID t"
"a; place duriue Image 10
Grant did not kuo BETA.
Lier. bu, Mr.. Dcxtea
pension in 1850. To-
incident. The wOun
based his application =
81. roof after the caPtuga
H. LAG he had I~a.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

- 80 y
Dnkers sd stand. az nrH,es tAAI iis.,
,.cuWvslyuA.- ,A.aAs..sxs ~ I.s..se
| YOU buy, a. We huv extensively. and
can therefore -el! cheaper than any
house IN the valley. Be III" and see
[, us. +. '. TAYLOR.
! ALL kinds OF second hand furniture
at J. W. Warren's hardware and auc-
ti"n roum,, opposite Chicago Lumber
Yard.
ITCiI and scratches ri every kind
c~ure,fsiD' - fnfnaees 10y Wooliord',
sanitary Lotion. Use no other. TIM,
nesexEIs. Sotthy BerSuson & Go dru.
gust, Red Cloud sly
The best and cheapest line of lace.
lIamburg-. and everlasting trimmings
at Mrs. Newhousc's'
The Amboy Milling Company vii
pay % cents per bushel for good wheat
that will test D. ~ ), pounds 81 II
HENRY Cook now has the most
! complete stock OF wall paper. shades.
etc, IN tlc Eepyblicsu iai'sy hAE
! I'm Red Cloud Milling Company viii
pay 81 cents per bu-hel FOR good wheat
tina, vii! test 5, or - pounds. Il 4
Por. soda water, lemonade. ginger
ale. birch beer, etc. AZ O.. W. CIine'-
AZ tle,h aad mcc. ~ arr see HIM
A yood firm for sa'e q rons A.
fr,nishea1AAA rrlr - J~-~r@ era~rs
Red Cloud. Neb. i0tf
one good Mason x llImhn organ
for -ale. Apply To- }. ". Warren. ol,-
po>ite Chicago Lumber Yard.
Goop buggy for sale. Inquire of J..
". Warren, the hariwac-a and general
notion man.
60 To j. W. Warren'S whca IN want
of hardware and second hand goods
He keeps everything and Won can nj
WAYS find bargains there. II You have
anything To sell. see him. Don't for
set the place. opposite 'hSaco lum-
Der Yard.
Go 10 G.. W, Clnc's for fresh home
made candles, cigars. etc.
Fresh home made candles AT &. "
Clinc's. Call and see HIM
Second hand range for sale. \
bargain. Reason for selling. | have
two. viii give buyer his choice.
1W GtD. Vi. iIIHH.
! can loan YOU money at current
rates Of interest. ON real estate, for
any length ottI,ng frypI uue yT,r ~
five wears. Il G. " BARKER.
All that want square meal on shore
notice 90 to the Star restaurant. Warm
meals al all hour.
rAsK WATSON, Proprietor.
We are receiving furniture daily
don't forget II, and we are bound To
sell it. r. Y. TAYLOR
MONEY 10 loan ~ reasonable rats On
.gouu psrsCuAI 40 eUa;is. security Also ,
farm loans made at lowest rate Of
interest. T.. r. GATHER,
35tf Red Cloud.
\ NICE line of dry goods Will be sold
bu, very cheap at Mr.. Newhouscs.
Ladies cheap hosiery at Mrs. New
houses.
The Estey Sewing Machine the hes,
in the world for sale 10y +. '. Taylor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
Brick Brick,

We have justiinished taIrning aao,h.
er kiln, OF excellent brick and invit c
contractors and all other.
wishing the same 10 call and e1-
anime our brick and satisfy them
selves Of the quality Of the same. As
evidence OF their merits the bnck
bus6iiqaSfitsk Nlsy az ydeeH = Ev.
cry t&ldmg& c6fs9ru4ed WA sbesk
-dropsSuE but one exception
and We orffer tie testimony OF he
brick masons Of this city. Lincoln or
Beatrice. We are ready 20 contract
from one TO 10000 and 10 de-
liver the same, also ssnp in any guam
,ity. NV II. LuDLsw & son
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

Sammer dres. good. lawns. White
gcoa,. bamtuic. great sa,isy of lsc~
hos9ry. paia.os gloves fans ssc eta.
/ e5s VIII bsl e..Set out Al - sacrifice
AZ. Mrs F. Newhousc Please give u,
a call.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
COWLES.

The Cowles schools. Mis-. Lou
Wright, teacher, closed last week.
Quite soojly number Of the citi-
zens of Cowles at,enjH the celebration
~ tSs4i,ira~t LoaHae, - Tiey~report
Having AadA goottipe.
4SITfA ~~Se4r ms lSc~4a bank TrIv-
ed last Saturday, and was safely tran.
ferred from the ear on which i, came
To the bank building.
l.. {. Gilderi, cashier Of the bank
who has been in Richburg. y. y, tor n
few weeks. is expected TO arrive here
in a tw DAYS with his famiiy.. Il.
Archie LIVINGSTON bas 50 f,r yecoy-
,cied}trMn:ths effects cohesion with a
freight train rs to he able to he ont on
the streets again.
j. &. Waller and family spent the
4th in franklin county.
fhe editor yitAe Herald acc en- PAM
9dhy hii&ifeexcurteA aud celebrated
at Republican City and Woodruff.
H. a game Of base bah AT Cowie.
and saltwater mines. the Cowlcs came
out second best 10y Il large majority.
l.. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
Farm Loans

Farm Loans
Farm loans negotiated Farm loans
! on mos, favorable terms. Loans can
he paid by giving 80 days notice with
Font fIua cost. Look 10 your best
PfAafeAsSand cs1Dbn me At my oi
over First National Bank.
lRSASoNE
II you wish 10 IN your farm or town
property calkOn JOSEPH GRAVES,
42rf Red Cloud, Neh.
Try the E<tsy Sewing Machine IL
NNoss SHnachine that 10 made
sale by F. V. Taylor the cast side
|$hrature man, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
Correspondence

Red tVonli Is good tGen.1uh K6' Altogether
factosy rsrson laight %. Silsls the lIsdspss
Ar. placed aar-rrun mr. gTpnnf, AMI indeed the
walks III some places are elevated above the
foundations. The dwelling houses look ~ II
they had grown mp out Of tile ground AMI what
ever the reason NAV b- one thing is certain, Red
Cloud looks fat. Three thousand population l.
claimed for the town. / shall not permit nv
self Ia doubt IL. and yet Red Cloud j. not very
mach largar than Osborn" city. al III. newt
able saloons there are Two. The prupfi.tDFS
pay one Thousand dollars a year liccnte and
their sales | am informed vary from eighty Ia
ole hundred and thirty dollars per day. Just
think of II. Tie citizens inform me that 4
drunken man IS a rare sight. That presume i
true. but the whisky must Ice watercd. II must
In. Two hundred and sixty dollars a day for
drinks and nobody drunk. Yes. il must be
watered. | found my friend NanCainneu here
ana am entertained Is OILY tah kIOTvth how
lie i IN the restaurant business AMI o.lcour>- Is
! r-cci' Ing his share Of patronage. Gambling is
carried on quite extensively and is not uncoin-
mon 10 see hundred>tf dollars change hands.
! This i a great %Shirrin. point for stock. The.
average IL about thiiiy ears per week. EN-t;ov-
crn"r CARRIER lives here and he Is a thoroughly
representative American. He is pfesidcnt OF
the Farmer Sand Merchants Banking Company
ami Is wealthy ! au t~sd. iSVnry ScgafpV Vf1
nnos1rnIallous no!a hand N,ne msY hati il6f,
able Tor The respect not shown. just why II j. ~
! shall not undertake In explain Osborne rs
News
In Some instaHti sle ;LSV aafticle
might be true and in Others it is
sadly untrue and causes one To pre-
sumethat the. correspondent was one Of
hOse fellows who never satisfied. Red
Cloud is AT least over twice as large as
Osborne. Osborne's population is re-
| ported to be 900 while Red Clouds
population is at least $500, and no
city in Nebraska or Kansas are the
houses any better hunt tfTan in
Red Cloud. As far as walered
whisky is concerned it must have
gone terrible hard with the CORES
pendent, or his production deceives
the condition of the author.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

T.. BAvENroRT, an old settler of De-
Witt countys Illinois,, whom We have
known for several years, recently came
ont to Nebraska, looked arounda little
at our thriving aud growing state. be-
came dissatisfied with life. and re.
turnedt 20 ~,hadr Illinois to write an
article for p newspaper, making mum.
erous hisstatemeps, whether inten-
tional o.. from want, of investigation
He says shat 'helis satisfied that lit is
not a strong grass country" Well,
my brother, if you could have Toasted
your eyes on sencshing besides buffalo
grass you would have been agreeabIy
surprised, We can show you plenty oil
tame grass WHEREVER an effort has been
put forth to raise it-as fine as ever
dared grow in Illinois. and We know
whereof We speak. In a field near
Red C1uud, of 40 acres, this season.
the timothy raised grew 10 an average
heighth'of between SIX and seven feet.
Can you beat 'itr 4 stranger should
not draw conclusions too quickly, but
eheI,iilremcnfber tina, Illinois is a
much elder state than our own yleri.
Gus Nebraska. with her soil and re-
sources only partly Investigated. As
to mud, ifNtbraska had one half the
mud that Illinois has, every person in
the state would be tidisgusted andseave
in "a hohfs. Nl,d is no Known here
when .compareda TO Illinois: Come
again, Bro, Davenport, put on veur
specs and stay, long enough TO see the
country and IFS wonderful resources.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-28

EnrEEE SEVERELY HANDLED.
.-1EnGg ILL.,. August 27.-Charles
'--'2r.." who Is confined in the Carroll
"aa'g JAIL At VT Carroll, for the murder
. .ia,rlrS Er,ldiugton, a night watchman
a '>-'a1oa, a lew months ago, was attack
%. .~'rrdlv 10y IN insane man named
..'-"' t. Mayer, and nearly killed. The
.'' men We're occupying the same cell
~ ,r jail, hut Mayors hands
-.' 'rrn bound by iron shackles,
'-..l ID some manner he slipped. Just
'r The attack Mayer was reading
...r tie suddenly stepped before LASH
.'.. 1aH rNr.almlng, You are a murderer
e.. .' must lie, struck him with = club,
'- him 70 the floor. and followed the
- - up with several more blows. Lash
>Na.. was fractured, and several of
.. ...N and one arm were broken. The
T.. -. .,.,'''' SAY that his case is critical, with
~. '-+'hr,N against recovery. lie was to
-. 'rrn tre,t for ReddingtOn's murder
j. .-r r5m.ug term.
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Horrible { rine.

a-lGVEE cuTS HIS WIFE's THROAT.
lr.LANrE. MIru., August 27.-A
-.-igr Was committed at Willis Station,
a,'g, len miirs south OF this city, yester-
.'v farmer by the name of Wells cut
a,".:r'> throat from ear to ear. For some
.-r trouble had existed over the farm
s'l~rtv, his muthcr-in-law holding a
lart-ls~, which ,hc was about to fore
.'S~ Between four and five o'clock IN
ar4.'rruuon Wells and his wife got into q
ssgate about the matter, and as near as
20 b.. learned when his angry passions
- '-r better OF him. Their two children
'-~ a'Saool On returning they found
.rssty Of their mother in the yard, just
..-'.Nr the door They alarmed the neigh
rN aad search Was made for the murder
Hr Ms found in the COrn-crib, and
a.. -"r himself up without resistance.
3- pagc.I the insanity racket, saying he
'S s"nlE- Tor Land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-28
n. 4 d. EFcursl0us.

The following Special ExcurSiun Rates
are announced by the Baltimore and Ohio,
aud the Columbus and Cincinnati Midland
Railroad Companies:
Sept 7th and Dist. Round trip cTcur-
sion tickets 10 all land points in Texas.
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and
trip.
Ohio State Fair. at Columbus, August
10th and 3lst, and Sept. ist, 2nd and III.
Rate, one fare for the round trip from all
points In Ohio.
Belmont County Fair, at 81. Ciairsvillr.
o., Sept. lst 10 81. Rate, one fare nDd .
third from Wheeling. Quaker City, and in
termcdiate points.
West Virginia State Fair. at Wheeling.
Sept. 9Th 10 11th. Rate, one fare fOf tbe
round trip from Evansville and intermedia iate
stations
The Tenth Reunion Of the Society Of tho
Army Of West Virginia, and the Encamp-
ment Of the Department Of Ohio, Grand
Army Of the Republic, at Portsmouth. y. ,
September 7th tO lOth. Rate, ccnt pr
mile for organized bodies. One fare fr the
round trip TO the public.
The, Triennial C0nclaye Of Knights
Templar, at -. Louis, September 18th 10
10Th. Round trip tickets will be soId.
good for return pa~age 20 September 9TH,
at one cent per mile on short mileage, "a
members Of the Order, their hands, srv-
ants and families. Por the public, one fare
for the round trip.
Cambridge Fair, at Cambridge, o., Sept.
2sth To Oct, 1st Rate, one fare and q
third from Zanesyille, Barneyille, and In
termediate stations.
Fat Stock Show, at Chicago, H., Nov.
sth 10 18th. Rate, Care and third from
Milford Junction and intermediates
stations.
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THE MOB STILL ON DECK.
The Street Car Trouble Not Yet Settle

The Street Car Trouble Not Yet Settled.
New YORK, August 27.-The street
railway troubles are not settled by any
means as the situation at the Belt Line
Depot on the Tenth Avenue and Fifty
Third street shows crowds of angry men
line Tenth Avenue for three or four blocks
on either side of the depot and they look
desperate and determined. Squads of po-
lice are kept moving about from time to
time to quell incipient riots and prevent
injury to persons and property. The resi-
dents along Tenth avenue are hard listed
working people and they have no SYM
pathy whatever for a railway corpora
tion. Police Sergeant Combes has
one hundred and twenty men on the
ground, squads patrolling about and re-
serves lying in the depot for emergencies.
Occasionally some luckless fellow gets
thrashing because the strikers and their
allies think he is trying to get a job on the
Belt Line road, and the police are called to
quell the disturbances. To-day scab was
hung in effigy in Fifty-fitth street, and
crowd yelled like pandemonium around it.
Word was sent TO Sergeant COmbes and a
squad of policemen was dispatched to the
scene. The crowd was dispersed and the
officers returned to the depot.
Through the mediation of State Arbi-
TRAITOR Donovan an agreement was reached
late this afternoon, by which it is under
stood the tie-up on the Belt line will be
declared off this evening, and the cars will
resume running tomorrow morning. The
details are not known, but, it is said, they
involve some concessions to the men.
Certain it is the police have been with
drawn, and the inspector in charge told
outsiders the strike was over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-28
4 DAYS NEWS

In Ohio's Busy Glass City Over the
A new tin roof is being put on Central
Hall
Ritz & Cochran have elevated the seats in
the acquatic theatre.
Supt T. 4. Jones has returned from his
annual vacation trip.
The public square has once more been
opened to the public.
John Fleming is making arrangements
10 extend his business
The Princess leaves for Wheeling Island
this morning at . o'clock.
George Stroblc and his sister, Miss Liz
zie, arc visiting in Cleveland.
George 4. Barth, OF Wcllsburg, was in
the city Oh business yesterday.
The District Assembly X. of l.. will
publish journal during their fair.
Quite a number of our people went 10
Cleveland yesterday on the excursion.
Mack Richardson had one of his feet
mashed by heavy piece of iron rolling
on it.
Rev. Hays, of Bridgeport, will hold ser
vices in the Second Presbyterian church
tomorrow.
Fred. Nogcl had one of his hands badly
injured, while working polishing ma
chine at the Stamping Company.
Eddie I.aRochc, who has been carrying
the REGISTER for the past two years, has
accepted II position in the Boston Shoe
House.
Most all the factories in the city closed
down last evening To allow their employees
an opportunity 10 attend the labor picnic
in Wheeling to-day.
J. T. Barnhill has just completed a small
boiler which will he used 10 run the en-
ginc that propels the printing presses in
the office Of the Clarington independent
Henry Wilton was lodged in the lock-
up. last evening, on complaint Of his wife,
who alleges her husband has been beating
her and also that, on Wednesday evening
he attempted TO take his life by hanging
himself from the coal shed.
A prominent citizen of st. Clairsville
was knocked down and robbed on Union
street at late hour on Thursday evening.
The marauders took the watch and all the
money of their victim and left him lying
on his back on the pavement where they
had ielled him by blow on the head.
Coleman Ney, until recently an cmploye
of the Il. d o., was run over and killed
near Baltimore on last Thursday. His rc.
mains were brought to this city last night
and will he inferred to-day. He leaves a
wife and six children.
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The Belfast Riots.

BELFAST, August "a meeting OF
Orangemen was held last night and it was
decided to again offer to the mayor their
assistance in restoring order. The meet
ing condemned the misconduct of the po-
lice, but repadiated and deprecated the
action of those who had detied the military
and police They also protested against
the charges that the Orangemen were re
sponsible for the riots and declared them
to be utterly untrue.
A number of soldiers belonging to the
Dragon Guards have been placed under
arrest for rioting. One of the soldiers had
q brother shot during the July riots.
The VIII of a Victim.
LONDON, August 27.-Mr. Buredhardt,
one of the victims of the recent Matterhorn
disaster, wrote his will with pencil on a
card, which was found on the snow by the
side OF the body. 1t reads: ~ am dying
on the MatteIhorn. leave all possess
to you, my dear sister. God bless you"
The Russian Consul Mistreated.
BUCHAREST, August 27.-The Russian
Consul at Sofia has been compelled TO ask
NJ. Pangkoif to send guard to protect his
house and person. Every window of his
house was broken by mob, and the crowd
threatened to castagate him if he showed
himself on the streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-28
TIE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
How They Enjoy Life in the North
Woods.

How They Enjoy Life in the North
Woods.
SARANAC LAKE, August 2.-Life has
been somewhat Ofa burden to-day, even TO
residents of the wilderness. The ther-
mometer ran up to 81 degrees in the shade,
and few vcntured beyond the friendly
shade of the hotels broad piazzas. There
the guests played whist and cribbage, and
Mrs. Cleveland joined them. They were
highly entertained by the observations of
two persons who had either came over from
neighboring camps to see the Presi-
dental party or who had stopped to
take dinner mt the Inn. Half 4
dozen ladies were picked out by strangers
as Mrs. Cleveland and their charms were
variously commented upon. Whist was
the Presidents substitute for fishing
trip, the comfortable boat house of the
Doctor affordng cover for the gentlemen
who Joined in the game. Many Of the
guests went over to Paul Smiths to-day to
the Fair for the benefit of the Sanatarium.
The journey is seventeen miles by carriage
and twO-thirds of that distance by boat.
The season for hunting deer with hounds
opens September first and guides and visi-
tors are getting ready for the sport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-28
A General Denial.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 27.-The
answer of J. Harris Rogers to Attorney
General Garland's cross bill, is the suit OF
the former against Mr.. Garland for dam
aye growing ont of the Pan Electric con-
trOversy, was filed in the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia TODAY. In his
answer Mr.. Rogers denies all those allega-
tions which are intended to support deten-
dant'S prayer for dissolution of the Pan
Electric Telephone Company. Respondent
denies that he ever sold any stock contrary
to his agreement rs set forth in Garland'S
answer and pronOunces allegations which
accuse him OfviOlating his contract wholly
untrue.