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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

SICK ard bilious headache and all de-
rangements Of stomach and bowels, cured
by DR.. Pierce's pellets" or sutibiliOus
grsuules. % cents q vial. No cheap
boxes to allow waste of virtues. By drug
gists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
zukertort Resigned.

NEw OsLEANs, March S.-The cness
tournament this afternoon on the 4+'O
move Zukertort resigned. The next game
vy,ll hs plsyed on Friday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

II a man can't be both good and rich,
he ought st least be wise; let every msa
nrspsre for the day of adyeraity by laying
in a stock OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, sure
.nr,ra for nnnohs and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
DE-. Elde1 ,rrirs. Mith ths PaIlium

NE~ NgGE. March 3.-Ths steamer Gal
~ 0! the C8ra,i Line, reached her dock
a the North liver this morning. Among
|sf passengers ass the Rt Rev. De- Elder,
1lo 0ro1sh; tbe pailium from Pope Leo
2 Archoishop C5rrigan. He was met st
ae dock oy 8 clergyman, who escorted him
. the Arch Episcopal residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

WAsHrSaEoN, D. C, March ) The ~lte
Of Senator HsWley died here this evening
of ppeumonis after short Illness.
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Seven hundred Wen at Work.

tCacAGo, March 3 The managers of
- M,CormleG Reaper Works claim that
l4Q men axe At work his afternoon. No
iapges is anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
All Quite ~ ,hs ,.cCormicl works,

CHCAGO, Mach -Eger5;biOg was
Yuits Il: the Mccormick Reaper WORKS
ris morning, when 472 nen went 70 work
,tthe usual line. The police guard has
lot yet been reduced There were but
~ Of he strikers 10 be eeen IN the neigh
ocshood Of ,he works. The alertness OF
fe police sud frcsiosss OF the morning
e1nblaeJ 20 keep tlem ir.dooEs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
TsRRY SUCCEEDS HANCOCK.

nr,gadtsr General Terry Nominated To
day for HancocE's Place.
WAsugysroy. March 3.-The President
pday sen. tks following nominations tc
the Seua.s
B-isadier G.usrI Alfred h. Terry to Be
N,jo. General. vice Winfield Scott Han
ccck. deceased
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Cham
b., Twenty 6ss: infantry, to be Colonel
d the Sr,su,.erta
Ns,3- John 5 Poland, Eighteenth in,
A. 70 b. Lieutenant Colonel of the
Twsary-irsr sad puu5er Of other army
Jo.baa l. Cailis, OF Missouri, to be
N,pis,sr Rssiis1. aud Consul General to
asn.
Wm Gordon ot New ToFk, to be United
s.srzs CoHsal d, N-dilhn.
Gen A:ssd q. Terry, today appointed
70 me vacancy caused bg the death Of
g. Hancock. is not a graduate Of the
W,,i,sry Academ7. H,s military career
beysu when ne was appointed Colonel Of
- S.c,,3 C,anec.ica, Infantry. in MAY
Ie6I THIS vas chcee moaths' regiment
spd upon the expiration Of its service he
-; o,sS C1loDel Of the Seventh Con-
-, T,Innrss,s Be became a Briga-
6er General esrly In iSC2, and PROVISIONAL
MAO Geuers! Of Volunteers snd Br'Sa'
d. General IN tue regular army IN Jsnu-
afy, 1865, after h!5 successful assault on
eor; Fisher. Hs has been commanding
tks Department Of phs2'a.
The Pfg-.Gpnt has ~'hdraWn the noml'
nst.ou Of Edmund 3 Briggs OF the Dis
nc, Of Columbus, Ia; eii O"n request) 10
be CO... 81. Sues.
FL, Fs.--.. T,,yG GIRLS
g. l... ,.s.g,..5 . ra,i,;on t-oro oiti.
IS NJ, - n..ving Tor Isyi.lstion
Il -, is,af Drl,-,,io7 Of young p;rls
~ ~ -, 49, "a ON a nrinred blank
- ,rs u,,-i- ..NeH JERSEY" writ
- j. ihs bcdy of the print,
-, y.ry-as7 % provide exemplary
- f7r ssdsc-ion. with or without
proa.i,s c. marriage. aud for the de6le
- NJ yirls vitG O. without consent, un,
asr The aye Of az least Is Yeats, 10 the DIs'
INC. o. Columo!a, Gua 81 al. o'nes IocS''
nes under me JlriSH'c'lon oi CoDs'eSS
n9 PsI.'oqr vas I-lsrLsI t C''t,,uS,; ~ tn0 NA
nit'ss On inc = '''''' u '''' I" JIG
SENSATION - THE SENATE.
Ssrs,or R.ddls6srgeS his afternoon
crestei = sensation by Offering Tssolutiou
rso ouiriUz each Ss8G:or 20 report the nA1le
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

4 DUDs, O bsaItfGl tight tTouSered
duGe, slipped on loose stone and bruised
its dainty ankle. The gentle patient is
doing well. He uses Salvation Oil.
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A GREAT STRlKE.

In conversation with prominent mem
Der OF the knights Of Labor to-day, REG,
IsTER correspondent learned that the Exc.
cutlve Board met here for the purpose of
conferriug with the coal operators in the
third federated district Only one opera.
tor was present, Mr.. Rocking, OF Myers
dale, who stated that the miners in his re.
giou would be given the advance asked
for. AS none of the other coal operators
were pr@eDt, the Executive Board consid.
cred thst they had been treated with con.
tempt, and could do nothing else but order
a strike in the whole district
With the exception Of Myersdale.
1t will be the most gigantic
strike thst has ever taken place in tie
bitumiuous coal regions Of this country,
but it may not be of long duration. A
prominent coal dealer said to-day that the
miners would be given the advance asked
for before many days, as the coal market
was improving. The miners meeting
caused no excitement here to-day and very
lew knew what was going on. The address
will bs printed tomorrow and circulated
throughout the federated district.
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THE STRIFE sPREADISG.

Twenty-Five men who are members Of
the Empire Protection Association, q branch
Of Knights of Labor, this afternoon distrib-
u,ed themselves quietly along the various
Brooklyn routes OF street cars controlled by
William Richardson. They ordered con-
ductors and drivers to strike, and as soon
as the round trip was completed the order
was in every instance obeyei, and by
6 o'clock every line was tied up and
all the meu had left the stables in an
orderly manner. The stsblemen cared for
the horses as usual, bat it is not expected
they will pc on hand this morning. Meet
ings were held tonight and the men decid-
ed to bold out until their demands are met.
The employers bsve advertised for
men and will never yield, they say, Tbs
New York drivers aud conductors VINO are
striking met tonight and discussed the
situation. A prominent labor unionist
said the report that all the New York krosds
would tie up tomorrow is untounded.
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ANOTHER CAR STRIKE.
Dry Dock Street Railway Lines In
Nav York
BLocxAosD BY A MOB OF STRIKERS
Who Throw Tons OF Coal and Other OBJ
structions On the Track and De-
rail the Cars.

New YoRE, March 3.-Ths strike OF the
employees of Dry Dock street railway lines
puts travellers by the Grand street ferries
to much inconvenience. Vice President
Richardson made areply to the demands Of
the men, taking up each one separately.
The company is willing to allow IL hours
to constitute a days work, including l
hour for meals. Employees who work more
than twelve hours are to receive extra pay.
Mr.. Richardson asserted that no outside
organization should have the right 10 die
tate to the company whom it should CT
should not employ.
There was q long debate in regard to the
discharge of certain men who had RI
mained faithful to the company during the
present difficulty. The Superintendent re-
piled that the company would prefer to go
TO pieces rather than discharge these men.
The conference ended without any agree
ment being reecneo.
An attempt was made to run cars during
the afternoon, but the strikers put such OBJ
stacles in the way that the trial was sban.
doned. During the attempted progress OF
the test COR huge load OF
barrels crossed the track in front OF
it. Strikers cut the ropes that bound
barrels on the truck and they rolled TO the
street and caused delay. A coal wagon
weighing two tons Of coal was dumped
and its contents spread before the Car. A
car of Grand, Houston, and .Forty-second
street line was stopped by strikers and the
harness cut and car placed squarely across
the track. Each car that arrived was thus
derailed until sixty cara lay across
the track. The passengers were
turned out and travel stopped.
Fifty or sixty cars finally were blocked and
OF people were q part OF the
scene. Finally l20 policemen arrived and
sought to protect the trial trip car. The
driver held his reins steadily and main
tanned composure amidst the jeers and In
Limitations Of the mob. The conductor
was surrounded and dragged of the car.
He disappeared and sought refuge in the
:ompanys offices. Finally word came
from the company to take the car back 10
the stable. The strikers contrued this as
step toward victory, aud there were tumul-
tuous shouts and the course Of travel We 8
permitted again to be resumed. Another
attempt will be made tomorrow. Super
intendent White said We intend to carry
this thiDg'thrcugh. We met the men half
way, but they want too much. The trouble
is not ended. ON told that all the lines
in Brooklyn aud New York will tie up to-
morrow. The strikers assert that the end
is near and that it will bring victory to
them"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
NOTES.
Tho HIii &, Prevent tho spread of rteuro-
Pneumonia Repeal of Presumption
"

Tho tsIii &, Prevent the spread of rieuro-
Pneumonia 900 Repeal of r~rs-empt!oa
Laws
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The House ON
mit'cc on Agriculture on Saturday began
the consideration of bills Intended 81 pre-
Vent the spread oi p.suTo pneumonia anon.
domestic animals Til. committee was All
dressed nv Mr.. Wilson,. of Iowa: Repre-
sentative breckenridge. of Kentucky. Cur
u. OF New iork: Commissioner tolnan,
of tie Department of Agriculture; bL.
Salmon. of lhc Bureau OF Aninia! indus
Try; Mf. Llo,d. OF Maryland. AMI Mr..
Tower. of Kansas City. Dr. Salmon eS-
planned tie nature of plruto pneumonia
and SAID tat the l-sh Of infected auiual.
vas bot injurious ~ iool. AMI that no iroa-
b.eS had been known IL result frutu III
use. Tie disease WAS communicable o.
animals within a period OF h;trvn months
alter iIfcclloi. Therefore quarantine should
De- extended Ia y rcfioAi Of ei.Ia.en months
NJ least Nh. Wilson Expressed the opinion
thai The iiide Ia calves between the East
and Wet facilitated the .ransmi.sion q: The
disease among animals. Al OF tie sJeakrrz
favored a literal Appropriation to rnsblc tho
Department ~ Agriculture a. establish alti
maintain guarantees and stamp ont a..
ts-FA~f. amy tAstlFt q ftti aAift Af.-AN
wouid not allow the payment; Of damages
&" shippers for stock found Ia IL, iu-
lec;ed AID destroyed wh"I. % appeared that
proper precautions hail no, been taken by
tie exporter Ia asceI;a "a The hrai;liul con
GitiGn of thc stock. Several gentlemen sx-
prcs>ei the opiuion that the comtuiis..
should report "A bin inclndins diseases ~
hogs and other domestic animals. Mcssr-.
Wills. Curtis. MayterTy. Whitney and
Gambler have been appointed a sut-cummii-
Tee of The House Committee on Educational
bills r.. atirg "a Government action ia re-
gard tu public education. Thr Bar edu
cation bu! wI!l b. referred To tAls su5-cofn-
Mii;ee.
MILTON AND risnTI rtTyBE
Tl,. senate Committee nn Public Lands
has competed u bill for the repeal Of the
yTr-cmyi.0n AID f.mb,r ~cuituTe land laws
and the measures viii -, reported Ia the
Seha,c ,oday. IL f.prals the two laws
mentioned ca right. amends the desert land
act ~ a. To- civ. the claimant ga a~rrs.
condition thai be shall make IL his
r.sidsn-r and shall irrig tie one
halt of II. liz. patent Ia issue hy- years
from the GATE of fling the c a.mant'- notice
OF intention. does away with the
Communication feature 81 tlis homr.,saJ law
ard limits the time within which the COY
eTnmen, can attach n patent 90 I've ears.
] he committee ~ amended Senator Der
resolution 40 AZ 10 make 4, deciat. tia;
In the opinion of CoDg.s~s the leases Of ~.
bath houses and hot water privileges a, Ito,
Springs sli"u.d no; 20 renewed BY the See
81 The interior until the forty-ninth
Congress sBou.c have I~gislsied with ref
erenc. THERETO. The r-=o.uton wii To
sayo.abiy reported TAI III. senate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
OBSTRUCTION.

-
TN Grand Haven freight House Barns1.
saowsiioc.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich-. zen e-FiTe
broke Gu, at 1880 las, night in tine Detroit
Grani Haven < Milwaukee frcish: bosi>e.
and In 4 few minutes nearly half OF that
iu;nense structure, which stretches nearly
three sausres from north , south. was on
fire. The FIRE department: responded quick.
~, hu; owing IN the fierce southwest Ssle
and intense cold. was unable 10 cheek The
fires progress. and soon Tire entire structure
was a mass Of flames. The department
worked ~h.ruscally. but could save nothing
In the ~freirlt; hons. and elevator. ard all
energy was directed to adjoining buldihg>
The passenger si.amer Csiy Of Milwaukee
was lying alongside Tire elevator and was
taiiy scorched. AZ ii . T. Ia The e.esa-
Tor WAS entirely cnyelo;sr. la h-ic. lsDc>.
together with the remainder Of tie
~uaiehou>e. and nothing could save
IL. Lumber yards are jus, north
Of the IRE and q large porAn Of the
city was threatened. Twenty-Five or thirty
ff.igh, ear, wer. destroyed. 1t Has
~ FsfEA tits tstfAttt e AZ. aA' -
nnif o. the elevator caught ire. At II 20
o'clocs the FIRE VS. under control bur WAS
stll Gefce!y burning. Although covered
with corrugated iron. the 6Gi'dirgs would
have all gone I,Ae timber tu, for the hard
and intelligent; worG OF the hrcuicn. Tho
gale continued blow lug h.Tcrly. but had
shifted Ia the west which aided materially
N the hour Of greatest ncs-i. The total
loss will no; fall short of $50 GOO which
ainoJAt j. supposed "a d. fully Insured. l:
Is conj.cturrd that IN connection with tho
sheds Yet stand ng. temporary sheds viii AZ
once be put up and business CA the part ~
the railroad company Will not suffer.
There - considerable storage room Ia the
par; Of the sheds Sayci.
DESTROYED ~ 4 voICASo.
PANAMA. Feb. The Government Conn
mission. Son>istiu. uf Prof. lsocketroCk and
Mr.. Walker, sent from Guatemala To frpoT.
uIon the probability of an outbreak of the
pacaya volcano. announces the total de>truc-
ton OF the village of 81. Ninccntc Tacdya-
Some ti!e-fopicd houses completely coli
laps~d, making such 4 clOud Of dust a "a
create the belief that a new crater had
opened. Tie hot springs surrounding Like
Nathan emits n larger yoinm. Of water a.
a higher temperature than usual. The
crater OF Pacaya remains unchanged, while
that Of fucgo has been ye', lively.
THREE MEN kIIIkp BY AN AVALANCHE.
BRECKINE.DGE, Col, FEB. sunday,
while a party of men were clearing tho
snow from the track 81 the Denver N South
Park railroad. six miles above Frisco. n
snowslidc five hundred feet Wide AMI twenty
five feet deep came down the lnoun.a II.
sweeping away the track. John McWL-
liams and two shoye!ers were buried under
one hundred feet Of snow and rocks az itc
bottom of the mountain. Their bodies have
not yet been recovered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
CONCERNING GIANT.
The Letter ~ s.-s.tsi n.Ii~.k Changing
s.~asrsia.rsas wan Drass.ass~s sisisa.s
q. t~ . tosxsry.

The Letter ~ s.-.st.i n.Ii~.s sas.es.x
s.~nsrsis.rsa wsss observation-disclosures
Co t~ . Snsxsry.
Ntw JosK. Jan. a0-Ths Tsa.unx ruf.
fishes \ letter from General George ". Cut
Ion. 81 se~ ierk. ~. Chief % G.~nssa.
Eailsrs's staf In isEifSs in xhsca 10.
states thai Tie n~serssilY palsiishsd aslsgssi
dispatch Of J~nsrsi IIai .cs Ia t.~n$ssi Ne
t,r.lan charging Grant With dfaEksun.s.
10 . fessEry- lie faa3.shrs a letter
ircrs Nf. ". e. Prime. ths Custodian
Of s.snsrai acGi.iian's ofrcisI PAPERS. ln
~h~b .bs writer states that after esr~fug
examination of Hefirfias's payers Do ss~h
dt>,stri3 can b~ fapsd. ~s,-ss~fsi s.uil..a.
also shows tlsst hcth s.~n~sai Gran. an h4z
rasfnoir- ard Coiars.l fr.d Gran: Ia hAs re-
esst contribution io the North 1nnxrseuu
I~rarr Sefe "a sr'ss In stating that ftzs
lsck had accommodated ~si~xSrai e.
D. Smiths rsossoisBn IN prefer.
s's-e ia i!ss' Of Grant. -STh- Official r~essd.ts
SAP. Gef-rsl GsiIsns. -~eonesasgysir ssoss
IA; iIsilses recommended Gfsnt sas
Major t,sfserai before ts proposed SAITH.
protuofson t,fsss's sossnsssk,a Is ds.<.i
fetstssy ~. i-se. while thar Of Smith !.
noi a8tsSi HntI March 81. isss, Esoss than
. Eoa.ia later.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
THE PRESIDENTS REFUSAL.
The Senate Considering What tn DO tbogi
N-IinaI Action Deferred.


WASHINGTON, Feb. The Senate had
a long executive session Yesterday alter
noon. and il was nearly DARK before ad-
journmcnt. The report of Attorney Cen
eral Garland on the resolution adopted IN
executive session last week calling If the
papers on file in the Department Of
Justice connected with the re-
moyal and appointment ~ a United
St.tcs District Attorney for the Soathctu
District Of Alabama, WAS under discussion.
Irasmuch a. the Attorney General had seen
proper TO give a copy OF hi, rcpoF: 10 the
President. Mr.. Ednunds could not ~e any
IMPROPERLY IN considering II publicly AM
gi,i u the W iiest publicity To tie seton e,
the committee. Mr.. Butler objected
TO having the matter discussed IN
omen session, and cons dcrahic debate
followed over Tie general rrOpos.-
ton In consider any kind al executive bu,i-
ness with open doors. Mr.. iloar durin:
The debate claimed iurlsd cj:03 of the re-
port from the Attorney General for his
Committee on Privileges ani Elections. but
after some discussion his cia.u vas d,-Al-
lowed. Before taking final acrioa on the
question If discussing tine matter IN open
scss on the rc3o:t on objection went c:,I 10
the next executive session.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
Lodged in the Brain.

STURGEON. No. FEB. "A shootin:
scra;e took place about eight miles south q.
Sturgeon late Thursday evening. which Will
doubtless prove fstai to one OF the parties.
II seems that Alex. inn and John VIM,
distant relatives. had a dispute over some
road matters. and from words they came TO
blows. Alex. Vim, who was n powerful
man. physically. vas pressing lard uIoa
Join VIM, 50 we are informed. when
David i.cIey. q relative Of John Vim.
drew his revolver and sho. Alex.
through the heal The ball struck
square ~ the forehead ard Is---i
through IN the back % the brain,
wb.re 4, lodged. Winn still lives. bot tie
doctors say there is no hope for him. Vim
Is a uidover. His wife died last spring.
He Is 4 b;o;hsr-in-lz- Ia Hon. ". ". Bat
terbon. c,ers OF the Boon- Corniy court.
Will. Hickey. WHO lid the shoe, Y. iss
nephew ~ marriage. OF The proprietor 90
tie Sturgeon Lender. Hickey sarten4eTe4-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
a JOLIET JUNGLE.
The Municipal Law to br Amended I'm Or
der 4" suppress the salvation Army.

The Municipal Law to bc Amended I'm Or
der a." suppress the salvation Army.
.JoIIET. H.. Feb. 1.-THE trouble between
the city officials AID the Sa.yaiioIists VIII
be brought 10 M end by amending the
ordinance so that il VII read tia. M so-
cieiy. cis.s or sect car parade or create any
diversion or make any loud noise or OBJ
struc; the street, tending TO scaTe toTsea,
or ohstruc; the passase of vehicles without.
first obtaining the mayors permission In
writing and giving a good tOiff ior any
damage that ina result Tie alder
men. Proiestants included. unanimously
sustained the mayor. and one Of tie adler
men reported that on Investigation he found
TAFT the IA. vation Army hal abused its priv
i!cges, ard that had they accrp'ed tie priv
iieges offered by the mayor as they should
save done and not detei his authority. NJ
disiur oance would have been precipiiated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
DEATH OF MAS. eAYA9o.


HE Wite Ot the Serretosy ~ stsfS
H~r Daughter Only Two Wsssa
wAsurxerox, f-t Mrs Bayasd.
wife OF the Secretary Of STATE. did at eight
o'clock Yesterday morning. Tic imnrdiate
cause of Mrs. Bayard's death was congestion
Of The brain. hrouxh; on by the shork Of hes
daughters sudden deaih two wc-ss Ago.
For the srs, week follow ing TIN; event sssc
stood tie strain and excitement quite veil.
bu; n week ago last Fratsy an. was com
PEELED ,o take 70 her bid and gradually
gTvw wor~. from daY "a iay. On thursday
cog Sr>;on - the bTaia made its A. pczrsncr.
and she was UNCONSCIOUS for ;vvn.y-t car
hours before her death. Although for
YEARS Mir Hsyari had been . cotstrms~t
Invalid she had tor the la>; sS months
been in better health than .or many years
Last Summed he was very 70. az heT
home In Wilmington. Del, With q
cnJnpucal.aa of di>vx--s of TIRE LIVER AMI
stomach and her recovery AZ that Tine was
considered doubtful. At tire solicitation OF
Der dsush~r. Mics Kate. Nts isypri pot
h.Is-lf under the carr of Dr. b. n. Gsrinrr
q. this cts and under his treatment she
lad Improved "a much a. Z" se aols - 90 IN
suCi-ly th4s ~,utes and although stall an IN
valid she Vas IA coTH paTai'r'y good heslta
when lr! daughter NsrI- EIr WIZ sANas
I t,0Uc years az axe. Win tie eNc-plsoa
OF tcT daughter. MsS. Warren. "t Bo~loa.
and heT Son, Who = ia Arizona. the family
we've pfr>-n, when shr died The body
Will lie taken ;o Wilmington toT bur a! To-
DAY and tie funeral viii be had there on
Iu->iay.
The death az Mr.. Bsyari slil have =
niaTsed effect an TIC sccIai festivities a, the
capital. IL c'o>.~ in absolute mourning for
q week The WhI;r House aEd tie aoaars Of
The Cabinet Ministers, and wiiadTa~s from
socie,, he lrr>id,n; and Miss Cleveland,
the members Of the Cah,nc, AMI ihriI fam
i.iss. CA the anaouuceuiet,i a.: tie Sad
even. the President directed the immediate
recall at ibc Invitations ioT The state dina.r
io the Supreme tcnf;, which MAS to have
been Thursday evening, and Secretary and
Ms. Endicoit Withdrew their invitations fot
q cabinet dinner GA Friday evening. Miss
Cleveland vii! not tc nj h"nc Ia callers
duFiu. the week, AMI her saturday after
nom reception viii u- abandoned. Sccr~
iary and Mr.. Whi,'iry had issued cards Tor
II ser e. at Thursday evening Icc-pii"n>. tut
their house will b. closed fo: this week and
all ncc-plarce> by A- Cabinet families vii!
for that period be- revoked
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

CaLrsA. IT,, Jsn. zo-jeha B<nrssh.
Yer Bsay y~ass . rssli<n: os css-nz. diess
Jesssisy sfi<rDeca - tie fops iicss~. shss
eosnty. asdrs rssassfass. eis-r-ns,xaex.
lie ~as IN ~or.nesnasiAn and sos ssss< ssn~
had es~n 10 sesbss beasth. s.taoexs not Gro
s5'rss 10 nss Ted sr hts sn-oss- Shortly as;ss
dimes Wednesday be rsrnas1ri 70 hs oers
rsB1ss n1S he wN gong 10 de.
be ss~n v~ns N vosk d~esib~sHs<ly 90 rse-
pare h'ns,f fec desxs. After washing
hinseif ezrsfz,iy 10 pa: On es@sa nzss<r-
vcas % esean cater Harsaeasx. Th~ss
preparations competed he vvns n sad
lad dosn - bic brd md d v.fssls e.
tsW msessxs sishouf . ssgu<xs~-