The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
miscellaneous.


SAEPY COUETY expects ~ harves. 10
tons of GRAPES, winch VIII realize abo1
5000.
Ed. WILLIAMS, OF Dundy County. recent
IL Killed two rattiesnakes. The larsrs
was six feet long and sportet sixteen rat
ties.
NORTH BEND il 10Y investing largely IL
brick TO rebuild the burnt district.
The seven y~ear-old son Of j. Stevenson
of Malcolm, while recently playing around
the elevator was drawn into u shute and
smOtheied in a grain bin.
FRANK EI-oN. a North Bend bow. while
lately rakinS hay was kicked ia the chest
and knee D. a vicious horse and danger
ously injured.
Thomas Corr, a carpenter employed on
the railroad bridge at Omaha. lost his bal
ance, fell off and was drowned the other
dav
Mrs. MrLHALI, wife of an Omaha night
Waterman, was aroused by the barking of a
dog about two O'Clock the other morning.
and upou going TO the door she was seized
by three masked men, tied to the fence and
gagged. The robbers then leisurely went
through the house, stole $40 in money and
left the woman still gagged and bound
and she was not rescued until after day
light.
KATE MrHR,Y, n dashing blonde fror,
Fort Worth, Tex, was arrested AT Omaha
the other morning FOR stealing So worth
of diamonds FROM a Texas cattle man
named 4. 5. LYON.
The safe of tho North Bend bank came
ont OF the fire with the cash !ntac: and the
time lock IN working order.
THE Comptroller OF the Currency has an
pointed Anthony ". Street, Of Council
Bluffs. 10 he receiver of the First National,
! Bank Of Blair.
ByGGLsES are industriously plying thel,
profession in Fremont.
MCcAUGHrY, who murdered a man namet
Adams in Nebraska City a few week acp
was recognized in Sterling recently, but
managed TO escape the Graspo: Tia, shr..
itI. The murderer is aslippcry one and til"
officer who calls the turn en- him must
have his artillery in working order.
THE reported outrage Of three womc-
near Aten. on the 23th, is thus explained
away by the Creighton Trauscyi Di: -
German and three ladies were after plun.s
and their team became frightened ani ran
away throwing the ladies ont and LEAVING
them inscn>ihlc. Some Indians took them
mp and carried then, home. and the man ot
the party went TO Iankton after n phy~i-
elan. telling him something in an excited
manner, in his broken English, about In
dians and accident, which caused the ri
MOI of the outrage. The parties are get
ting along all right and will soon be about
again.
\ STRANGER who stepped from n train TT
Lincoln the other night was knocked down
and then stabbed BY an unknown %ru,ian.
doubtless for tho purpose of robbery. The
cries o. the wounded man brought assist
ance but his murderous as,ailant escaped.
\ LATE fire at Reatrice destroyed So. oJJ
worth OF property.
THE trial. at Chadron. Of Thomas Casey
for the robbery of the stage coach contain
ing the treasure box of The Wells, Fargo a
Co.'S express, containing 500, last Feb.
ruary, between Chsdron and Fort Robin.
son, resulted in his acqult;al.
Orr on the Union Pacific. near the Wv.
oming line. Hezekiah Williams was horri-
bly, manSled BY a runaway team .h.
other day. The animals were frightened
by an approaching train and dashed across
the track. The hind Wheels OF the wagon
were caught by the engine and smashed
The shock threw the farmer ahead like a
bullet. Re fell between the horses. who
set of or a mad run across the rough
prairie. Their master had fallen well for
ward and was %entangled in the check relns
and neckyokc strap. The horses finally
dashed f%uriously against q stone wall.
killing themselves and driver.
TIE other day while a son Of Patrick I,
Hickey. Of Fremont. was playing an tie |
Hat cars of the E,kborn Valley cons,ruc. |
ton train he tripp-d and fell under III.
wheels. His left leg was frishtfully man.
gled ard was amputa.ed at the knee.
THE other day John Teid ems new bc-r.
S1xI0o feet, and his old barn, ;0Xi.n. near
Madison. were burned 70 the ground
Also eleven head of horses. two colt. two
calves. q bushels OF corn. whoa: aud
oats. 800 tons OF tame hav. all his farm
machinery. harness. etc The loss will be
SALLY $1,000. insurance $3.50.
SrHUrLER is troubled with .ramps.
ABorr FIVE O'Clock the other morning
wo.kmen in the r & " yards at Lincoln
discovered on an isolated sd track tue
mutilstei remains o. a man living across
the rail. The wheels IN crushing over him
had struck b I'm 1T about the wai>t and well
nigh severed the body into two pieces
arm was al>o cut oy and there was no
tia; the dead MAJ hal moved AZ
ter tine cars bad crossed over him. The
name Of the dead man was Gallagher. and
had gone co Lincoln the night before 20
work on the railroad, but 90; drunk, went
TO sleep on the track and w2> killed by ears
mad been switched on tie s'iei-ack.
The Scard navisn population OF The
IS estimated q, s,.Gol
RECENTLY as Charles Morris, Of Kansas
stepped from the sas;-bcgn: passsn-
ger train AZ Lincola. be Was Immediately
seized by hi. wife. who had been follow
ing him for she past four months he had
away in company with Louisa Bethel.
= girl employed in their laundry az Kan
sss City. ana the pair bad be-a working ie
! hotel for the pas; tao months passing
themselves OF as man AID wife. The Gee
.ng couple were jailed
THE pioneers OF Antelope County Will
odd their first annual encampneut ~ Ne
I.gh- September ~.
AEEAaNEy man advertised n a ioc.: I
,sper for 3 S;r.. and his wife promptly PIE
sn;ed be- r.,a isicS both s2-.A Z