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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-13
10000 Bottles

of B. b. B. have been sold to parties living
inside the corporation of Atlanta since it
was started two years ago!
Why this wonderful sale OF a new re-
medy in so short time with so little adver-
Using?
1t must he confessed that it Is because b.
b. B. has proven itself to possess merit in
the cure of blood skin and kidney diseases.
Hundreds of home certificates attest the
fact of our claim that in Atlanta and many
other points B. B. B, are con top" and will
stay there. Many persons desire TO know
how the B. b. B. acts on the system. By
entering the circulation, it modities the
vitiated blood gobules, increases the red
corpuslces, antagonizes all poison, vilalizes
and regenerates the tagging forces, furnishes
the pabulum for rich, new blood, eliminates
all poison through the secretions, and in.
creases the appetite, while, by its wonderful
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news, liver and glandular system, all efete
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and healthy.
By its magical Alternative powers, B. B. b.
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lure W lbS nOIlldl NOHultIOhJ uhNlohuS tuC
troubled brain, clears and beauties the com.
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the feeble. Gains the disturbed nerves, and
induces quiet and peaceful slumbers. 1t
has been in use over twenty-five years as a
private prescription in the south,
1t is no far.fetched, foreign found or
dream discovered subterraneun wonder, but
is a scientific and happy combination of re-
coguized vegetable blood poison agents,
effected after many years of constant use
and experiment in the treatment of thou.
sands of some of the most appalling cases OF
scrofulous, syphilitc and cutaneous blood
poisOns ever known in the state, resulting
in complete and unparalleled cures OF
pronounced incurable cases.
Send to Blood Balm, Atlanta, Ca, for a
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with information about Blood and Skin Dis
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SOLD By
j. B. RITCHEY, DRUGGIST,
McMINNVILLE, TENN. II
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-13
1901 THE CULTIVATOR 1909
lOCl AND IOOU
@Gomrtryx gepfleman<
THE BEST OF THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.

The CouI try Gentleman is the leading
journal of American Agriculture. In the
amount and value of contents in extent and
ability OF correspondence in quality Of pa.
per and style of publication, it occupies the
first rank. 1t is believed to have no superi.
or in either of the three chief divisions of
Farm Crops and Processes,
Horticulture and Fruit Growing,
Live Stock and Dairying.
while it also includes all minor departments
of rural interest, such as the Poultry Yard,
Entomonogy, Bookkeeping Greenhouse and
Grapery, Veterinary Replies, Farm CUES.
tons and Answers, Fireside Reading, Do.
nestle Economy, and summary of the
News of the Week. Its market reports are
unusually complete, and much attention is
paid to the prospects of the crops, as throw.
ing light upon the most important of all
questions, When to buy and when to sell. 1t
is literally illustrated and is intended to
supply, in continually increasing degree,
and in the best sense of the term, q
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
The APaChES.
Indian Depr.dstions Csusing Alarm In New
Nryieo.

FL PAso. Tx. December &2-Addt
.ionai particulars of the light be,w tho
regular troops and Apache, in the vicinity
o' Silver City. y. NJ. were brought 10 II
Paso to-day by the train from tile West.
IL ; now believed that in addition to the
ply stefan and three pJIvaieN which were
killed more than hail y dozen citizens met
death ai the hands Of the saSAgvs. Every
body - leaving the country, even tie cow
boy and Fanchmrn. aud de>oia,4on and de-
population are met cyrTy where. Ia. large
Tanchcrs are lctt ~ the mercy of the Ind ans.
who are well provided With ~ammuniiion and
seem determined Ia carr tie war through
the winter. Several families have rrIch~i
H. ia>o fsouI the infested district and
dozens q; women and Children have been
sent To tie other towns for safety. Ia.
troops ma>>nc;ed were 4 part 81 IieutrBsn;
FOUNTAINS command and were securing the
territory ia which 4 late bloody light had
taken place. They Were shot AZ by sasaEes
from behind roCks, and were allied la sfew
moments. Other PORTIONS Of the command,
which consisted. all told. If Thirty I've men.
met lead bodies Ia numerous places, Ia.
result Of the vOTk Of ;h. Indians several
days previous. General Crook h now
known In be- ia favor of employing blood
hounds A. auSiliaTies To the army In hunting
down the sayageS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
MUELLER,
His Report Not An Unusual In
gallo" Ing Consul. To Express Their Free
Opinions.

y" 81 y NC IL
8~hiio" Ing Consuis To Express Their free
Opinions.
WASHINGTON, December s6.-The recen;
report OF Consu. General Mueller. which
has caused 80 much was not seen
by Secretary Bayard until he read II In the
newspapers. He was Interested IN IL a. an
!;eII of information and news. bu; officially
he did not concern himself about L.. Ny.
Mueller is a very competent and efficient;
official" said Governor Porter, Assistant
Secretary of State. since his appoint
men' IN May last he has answered very
ably and very satisfactorily all tie call,
made upon him.. There was nothing un.
usual IN the matter III his reports. He
took no unwaTran,abie lIbeItr, and yo-
LATED no principle OF diplomacy. IL is 10,
only his right but his duty To discuss and
report everything that may afec, the CON-
mercc "a this country. a. far as hi, Oh
So. a'ion extend, and he Is all o5seryant
man. iar-see!ng and OF keen insight. Be
yOnd question. the Consul, comments Will
ID" reproduced in the newspapers of Frank
fort -on-the-Naia. Ii Is easy Ia understand
That some of the people Of that city viii
not DC ta'oTably Impressed with them. The
men with whom lie comes In contact there
may thus be led 10 turn the cold shou!der
on him; tut hey OGd "A little So
cial GOODNESS. the publication can
not operate 10 his prejudice. II is
not understood by Governments 10 be III.
duty OF n consul TO e~uIo.ize the Government
of tho country in which he j. stationed;
T"itirr is u his duty To with; old his fire..
opinions. A German Consul IN this country
laay ~criticIse our protective tam or any Of
III" principles q: our Government ~ Sc
Nerely rs ic CHOOSES. and this Government
viii not take of'ense or seek Ia suppress
Kim. We may not agree with las opinions.
md may not ike them. but we will
no; deny his Tigi; 10 hold and sN-
press them. IL Is no. 10 be expected that all
the consular reports sent 10 foreign Govern
lnents by agents In this country are
couched IN terms Of praise and admiration
and ~unbOnnded friendship for our interests
and our ways. hay. no doubt that some Ger
nan cnnsuls IN this country indulge in cri.t-
r!sm as tree a. that Ot Mr.. Mueller. The
between this country and GERMANY
were never more ir endly than now. and IT
IS Idle 10 tax Of a rupture Of diplomatic
cations because Of IN thing contained in
lir. Mueller's report"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
IMPORTANT DECISION.

Eonds for . Narrow Gauge Railroad Can
Not he Absorbed h, . STANDARD Gauge.
KANSAS CITY. December "a special
from kingman announces that Judge
Wall. OF the District Cour; of that county.
has rendered a Lengthy opinion In the case.
of the State II Kansas agaius, iir, Denver.
Memphis i Atlantic Railway. the Board of
County Commissioners Of kingman County
and the Bank 81 kinguan. granting a tenn
I'ofary inluBct on against the delivery Of
one hundred and twenty FIVE thousand dol
lars 81 bonds voted by kingman County
tn the Denver, Memphis * Atlantic Hail.
way. The cas-" wa, fully arsuei ou Tues
JAY and Wednesday last by Hon. r. T.
'i!leit, Of kingman. and James lllges-
man, E~g. 90 Topeka, for the Stat. ani
Hon. j.. :. Henderson, of Chau,augus
County. and Hon Rudolph Hatfield. %.
wichita. for tie defendants. The Court
decided that the Denver. Mcauphis Il
Atlantic Railway was chartered az 4 mar.
row gauge railway and bal no power to
h'itii and opsta," n standard gauge. aud
that its contract with The county % buili
and operai" a standard gaug. was ultra
virs-. and that the tonds issued aud In -.
crow with tho Bank OF X Hsiaan w.r. puiI
and void. This decision, u sustained. will
al! the bonds lssuei "a ths Den.
Wei, Memphis s Atlantic Railway tn his
State hy various cities. township. aud coun-
'ies. amounting In the aggregate 10 as.Dut Q
million dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
\ Hank Dividend.

PHIL-ADEIPHIA PA. December 21-Ths
ShacsamoKoa hank failed ia,, summer be
oansc of an oyefdfaft OF $4,000 said IN
have been made b. i,s President Ye.,~r.
day e. =. Millixap. the paying teller. told
on oath how the directors divided I'D the
money on the day 81 ih. SUSPENSION. H.
said I'll" directors held a uestinx a. the
bank on THE morning of the .s.pension
aud reass~mbiet at abou; three q. m.
! closed Tue DOOR. OF The bank about
three =. N. Mr. GalleTt left = check fus
$4,000 before be went 10 The u~.~stlu. Of
the directors. The Waterman pe, a.,
money "a n bag. Mr. Gsib~ft got ~ money
AFTER the meeting He haniei back tie
cheek for $4,000 ani gave me one .ot
5000. He would not caTry the money mpt
The front wy. bu; dirsct~d me % tell the
ws'rhuan "a ,aEr u ost the bzrs va, sgsf
20 From; street. Mr. GaIDeTt and ir. Wins
tier scni ont the 'front.' xay. SE. NeCart
ney gave Iar hHs ch~cs n abou: az 4, IA.
j gave him hs money IN silver. H. Iii
Isc'et tie Mailman - tsss IL to h.
itte wa'cliHag'st togss. saying that he
i3cCs-;neyi wog.d cal fuf IL mex. morn.
*. Nf. judge gave ne bis ch@cx f-fg,,
going ~ stairs - Tie ra~.fny Mr.
Rose gave ~. hts cheek after tie bard Al.
jonD@t 'rols The sfirraaesa useei.ns. ar
Peters gaze E8s bis cbe~z sh,s4t
eight of niss O'Clock on the Thurs
day before .Se sr-pensioa. Mr.
Ea~e asksd ne 20 esrn, sv~,
IN The boa-s AZ n,Bs 4 IA. sayinx iszs ,hs
ysfs N hold 4 ~nses;gn. iis~rr. NJ.
Peters gaze bs cheek f1s s3.0co ia b..
store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01

NasHsofn~. isrrmb-f sa-T.,s Al
nual fegoft of jacob Mueller. United sta -
Consul seuctal a. ffsnkfortun-tss Man.
Germany. has been Fs~c we'd a, the State
Department lie call. attention 70 ,a~ &C.
actionafy tendencies prevailing ia tat
country on The industrial and stnmer~laf
relations Nth the tnLei States. st-n
Tendencies. be says. sE plain ,hr 10 vii
against the United Stairs. They drs.st
American hogs. raes, and imports zen
eia.Y. bat s'iii more IN. importation q
American IDEAS. No, oss.y Is the tss.trnry
!" f"u"Efsiion noiiceable ln the t-s.,i-
"a. ec"nonnc AMI religious .pisres 81
HE but tie barriers existing BE-
tw~n mankind are also f~o4is..i al
~'nnihpiie'i u such an eS'ea; that 80
spirit "' CASTE 10 again promin~n. anI lie
'snisi 'Js;~'n 1r.usrec'eSt. He aIiusir. 70
ui's" 'rndsnr.ss as "a. prime. pal fea.sn TT
the prevailing apiLAnssricani.fa. a..i \,
order hsi ihis Government nsay tS. tr.parst
not th anticipate fEnta osso.zI s~..sfnary ~
Aus'f!s- hostile ne 'hsy are q, Amsr.~s.
i's~sffy aud property. any gfa;ni,sous RIM
cess "ii- The Consul ~EHt~ltts TIA. .hs er-
preset s'ass 90 ;sai@ snf inslrasfx IA -.
many las continued daring the past srLf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
4 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
Terrible se>se ss . Chssssnas Esssetais.
mont In Chiesgo-

meos IN soseo8o-
CHICAGO. Ill. December ea.-Yesterday
afternoon aoou: four O'Clock all The patients
In the county hospital who were able 70 ~
moved al the nurses and doctors Ind .
amphitheairr Of the hospital 10 witness
Christmas exercises for the ehildrcn- The
room s very small abou; thirty feet long
and filed With seats reaching Amos; 10 the
ceiling. In the enter Vas Al .mmense
Christmas tree laden With tors and ysily
Illuminated with apers. Aeou; forty ch!I-
dren were grouped abou; ;he tree singing .
Christmas carol 10 open the exercises As
Santa Claus entered the room the uppe;
portion Of the tree took Gre and IN Q
moment the cDifr tree Wa aSlsze. When
the IRE was at "a height, Nos, OF the chill
dren were marched out OF the room by the
lower door and the remaining people in the
room, nearly threc hundred IN number, b--
came panic stricken. The hea, and flames
cut OF. Ell, BY the lower door. There Was
n rush for the upper door. The only ,emain-
!nS exit and q Iew escaped through IL, hu,
the passage was soon blocked. Volumes OF
Gens. black smoke soon collected in The
upper part OF The room. where The mass a:
humanity was cyOwdius and screaming
frs; from fright and then from aguny-fur
the heat was terrible. 4 scene al; indie
scr.babie tenor ensu.i. Tnr hea: b.is,rfed
the faces aid hands OF the wet m and one
mans beard took NE. Great suffering was
caused by ~Inlaling the heated atmosphere.
The fire burned until the Christmas trec
was stripped. Order MAS finally restored.
No one III the room escaped injury aid
about nifty persons were badly burned.
among them two reporters. At six O'Clock
the doctors, themselves badly singed. had
cared fer the wounded and the excitement;
had subsidized. Cries of IRE had gon.
all the wards Of the hospital. an,
FOR a time there was Consideration among
the patients. A later survey of the siiua-
lion shows hat az least one hundred per
sons were injured. the greater par; receiy.
ne bruises 10y be.ng tramp!ei upon By Their
neighbofs. \ number OF
patients had been brought into the
IN their cots. Before they could bc
several suffered from the smoEc
md fright. and one or two were slightly
The excitement was intense and
~! for the GOODNESS of Warden McGarrisle
'nd some attaches of the hospital lives
Would certainly have been lost.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
Tho SSfytap King.

LONDON, December 2j.-The Pos. pub
fishes n letter from lis Belgrade correspond
ent revealing n lameBia5.e state Of affairs
in the Servian army IL seems tha. there
is almost a total absence OF military dlsci-
pline. II: is difficult the correspondent.
says. ito say where mos; Of the blame j. 10
bc laid, whether upon the inef8cisncy uf the
officers. or upon the natural iusuhoTdina-
ton and un;eachao.cGess OF the men. King
Milan's life $ heinz constantly threatened
have actually been made. The King
brayely disrc:arjs them and s;rug-
giles maufu!ly 20 bang oider ogt 81
chaos and la Ct hs forces into letter
shape ia view o; the possible Ieopering %
hos;iiiiies after The aruistice. Il j. well
known in DelgTs e. Says tic Correspondent.
that Milan was d.c- ved 80 regard 20 tie
effective Strength oi his army "a tie same
way that Napoleon III was beloss TIL
cpeniug Of Tire FraBcO-Prls.ian war.
n ring of corrupt Ole as IN the cspital
are Ts- poaslo!e for the vcasnsEs dis
played N the teid AMI for the Illuminating
pos.tion in which ScTs.a uow finds herself.
Under the vigorous hand OF Genera, Her
ya'oyi,eh, VINO Was ;ecal.ed from a fore IN
MISSION as Ia. one EIEa capable o; r~-ieeID-
Ing the Kings shattered forces. there has
been 4 marked iIaTToremeB; IN ne condi-
ton ani management Of tie :soGps. -; q;
bes; Seryia Will be heavily hand car pcd in
any military Increment thai: lHay be uudef-
taken In the near future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
PHRsoNAL AND POLITICAL.

ou9ONAA AMI bOAA 11CAA
The funeral Of ex Governor Fletcher tool
place at his residence at Cavendish, VT, on
the I'D. There was q large audience.
THE Secretary Of the Treasury has ap.
pointed Joseph Stealey, Of Indiana, T. be
Inspector Gf bulls Of steam vessels for the
district Of Louisville, Ky.
PATRICK EGAN has received q telegram
stating that PaTnell will not be able to at
tend the Irish Nationalist meeting at Chi
cagO in January.
THE Pope has written a letter on religious
education, opposing secular schools.
MICHAEL DAvITT, in a recent interview
concerning home rule, said: The alleged
proposals Of Gladstone, recently published,
are a good basis for a settlement Of the Irish
question"
DR.. MARY WALKER was among the call
ers to wish President Cleveland a merry
Christmas. She asked for q special inter
view.
HERR APpoSYI, the leader Of the Hunga-
rian opposition. meditates a tour through
Germany with Count Karolyi to ad-
vOcate a Central European customs
union.
IT was stated in Paris that Admiral Gait
Der, Minister of Marine and Colonies. has
rendered his resignation because President
Brisson announced his intention to create
a colonial ministry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
The PENSION OFFICE.
CLERKS Not To- he pi..hsrgsi-tns,hss Ds-
~si.ion.

CLERKS Not To b- bIsshsrsri-tnsthsf Its-
sision.
WAsurNoros, D~cembcE ei-E was re-
ported to-day that ,orr bnndI~i clerks al
examiners In the Pension oflcc ~vfe o. To-
dan ssci January l. The Chief Clcl@
denies the statement and say. that the ~.
port probably srvw out % iHs fat TIA, tisT
are systcmat.Iing and lcsscninE TIE wofa -
the Office. They can boI, however. .et
along with any Smaller fofrs, a. AL Ito
tiinc and labor saved anus, b. Put uyou Ito
accumulated vo.k.
General Hack. Commissioner OF Zen
sions. has rendered. q DECISION upon IN. ay
p~i'cstion for pensions II AZ 81 soldier .ho
left hss command when 10 was a~ppfnachex
tho enemy. for which act h~ was a. shourf.
ably discharged. but subsequently req
tsfe'i the service as a Captain. and whi!e ia
I'm. 90 duty received the injury Tor ~hseh 10
claims a pension The Commissioner hoSi.
that 'hr ~xscntiun Of "a. nrnisurr of
Il dismissal from the first service was ~
completion ~ the punishment ~ the 81
!epSe charged and does NOT desiros tls
claim To a I~nsnn 'of injury r-cs.yvi dur
lax tie second service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
AsetssF Min. stou.,

I0stoz. December "a II dispatch sro-,
Foni1prhia wsiss. rrposts that a Tor, .
67hlgfy cxy.asson has occurred ., F~rais .
pi m.nr ihsfr. sssi TIA, foar hgrgs,r.,
inihs's a.. sli0aBb~i. A later d..ost~a
.Jsha'i"slse lead bodies hare been tazes,
"Hi OF The Fsfndale pc. sad ihlr,y rassr,s
nA'F STh fFSeussi fsoss De lsss iajaf~i
ibe 'siaAinsisf - iho~~ .ho -~rs IA -
Mine ~ she time % the -Tpss~son AZ,
sFTsd 20 - safe The szp.s.lo. o-~.r.~,
20 he usI~' Of Use two seam. There 1e.s
srT"n sgfs8ssl ard .f:y nsu in th- m... =,
sss TINE % TIE ~.Kp.ol8a. TIE rassas!sy
were "a 'hs i8srr ssssa. o.5s~r-s g. -. s~,,h
"a. "pg}d have b~sss nseA larger a.
isa's Eiiy msn ssrs allied ia "a. sps~r
sr'fa AID ~rssss sszs t-ssss.y burned mr.
.s11'e' STss eGri~i 20 plzcss % .ssx.T ~
fh.5r nBgss fuStgEa;r eysasasasn. So -
r1s kg.ns kugT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01
The situation at S.nfi~ok-.

Wu-KEsBAEI.K, PA. December 2i.-Ths
si.us, Oh az NaBiicoke remains abcbars ed.
As far rs can D. learned the back 6aap
las been cleared from the slope near ~hers
!; Is supposed tie aEsn are imprfsoned
The TescuiBg patty id 10 =ork ca No
! s.ope to-day, and SgpernieE3ea;
Morgan sill no; axa.a AK them 70
face danss. there The only e50fs no~
being made are n ;he clearing Of III. main
slope, vhirh - solia!y passsi with and
and rock- The 9eoT-s caa n, 5e reuoTei
very quickly As soon rs lie y Ming en-
Sineers nee. and devise souae he's pan, tn~
corpa1y Vii. begin 20 prosecute tie searrh-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01

~ esAlaes - Wee 0esses Complain %
the Ce~hsys-As Csessy Feeling
Aisr2rrxqrr. ". NJ. December a.
| The Navajo Indians living o. The ressrss
ton about ore hundred miles frpsn tbs
city are getting very restless. and in spite
Of the fact ,ha; they osn an immense
amount Of property in fiocks Of shs~p sai
herds OF cattle. arr Liable 80 break oct sni
cause another indisn var. and . far uosS
bloody one than ,ha, no~ In progress tom
TIE fact that ,hey number very elose %
5000 warriors and Ara well armed with tAs
latest and usoss improved weapons and sn-
munl;lou spi have Q grievance Is seems
that every once In . While = fen sf thi.
he Of Indians wander OF their re<ervs
ton and Axe . hunting OF hshinx irn -
sometimes 40 io ne~isaeosins tosns -
trade horses and trsnsac, ether sgs-
pc>s get their tIl ct tie ars water p
The white man sni do Ne ans ether racs =
rsop.e would do os an cyrutsion. l.
been the rrsc:bec. howevrt, fof The cate
hsrsesp and cowboys wheasyc: sasy al
these Indian. 90 their es~, 50 n sysas -
pick a quarrel with them on soul~ s:
prr,ex, such 80 muidy !nS . Waterloo a.
Witch they !s; their horses sake ,lsr
thirst and ~ then ta~y Showed ,he s.jsh:e.-
ln,en;Son - taking back az sBdcasos G.,
take ,As.s o~n pa; the ~rcvo.ves oonss .ai.
plsy. Jusi sJch an Instance as tbs
CURED a few days sso By which two .-c
frrtly peaceful Nayai1s were dici At
indeed so frequent have these kiiiinss -
come that %. Indian. are getting nal
slower Of This etyA" Foce.sci,
letter from the manager q, tfgsnca ss.Ar-
which Is s''~lclos- To- -,
agency. In which b. s:rT~st Urges "rt :
rsnor Slower "a ~ - tsovrrnN Ross a; srrs
and scr q these ,niIscTim.naic killing ca1
not - stopped lie ssys that II som~tt.a<
" 80, done Immediately an ouihFvaS n
Ne inevitable. and thea no one can tel To
I,rr. amount of damas. which these NJ,
riors will do IN a. thieEly q settled psE;o ~
Ire Territory a. that contiguous "a tAr
Reservation Governor Isss~ tas
I~sued al orieI that the cowboys mast lot
AIRY arms. but there IL 10 su.hnsiiy a.
prrscni "a ser tia. the order - csrs 81 e-.L
md sonac othcs mc,hoi mgst h~ drsi sol -
,coslsaei 3, tn 10 ayctt.si The Nssa =
ne now a very peaceful tra~. ant
now thsi in deviafug War tH~Y
sail loss the wval.a and uTop~gts
hey have acquired since thrig sctt.curgt
n tile reservation. hG' they thlnk ta5t
,hjlc they have no Fshi Ia - OF The fr-rf-
alton Nithou; PERMISSION. Yet TIE iant
~hiCh ihey generally travel "a Govern
l.ut lsni and The cowboys have uv tavse
il ht there than they have. GoyctuaE lp-@
"a. tho Will To- hight these matirfs hut it's
ca,ri ina; he la, uot the power 10 hacs
will. However. DC has sbown by -
c,,nns IN ~. past that hr will do a. la
an - protect the waTls Of a." GoSrru-
isnt whes they are wTunetu.ly imposed
pom. and 1, il earnestly hnrsI Il st D." v.l
able to devise saue means by which tho
\ u may DC anatnsi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-01

IsDiAyarDL's i.p.. Decrfsh~r Fla
he Feessa! CeaE yesterday. Walt. Stss.
zoo Of NsS YORK lie sShi suits axairs,
the 5ossi.assn Of iDG.aas tosasbp trustees.
vito have lssG~a iii~.aI Township w~a-rza,s.
and fed 70 Canada The dsaoa..; trss-
~. are e H. Brown. John Gfsn..sy saa
Joi'n Carr. % DaTisss Cozsiy. iisssry A.
ISoTp. Of HsrsgR. Aris:a Cover, o..
Fountain: Z NJ 1xrtzn % JKxsoa; ".
Il. kodrzAn. % wasahn.Lsa. and J. 4
clagsOn- q wsren Th~ oozsyssla: as.~x~r
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DR. CUIDr. the new United States
Minister to Spain. presented his Gre
dentials to Queen Christina at Madrid
on the ed. He expressed to her the
wish that the commercial relations be-
tween the two countries would speedily
be placed on a mutually satisfactory
basis. The Queen Regent expressed
her wish for a closer business friend
ship between Spain and the United
States. The general impression in
Madrid was that the commercial
treaty. which had been so long de-
layed. could be negotiated with little
difficulty.