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the store lately occupied by DR.. Under
man and assorted. Parties frequently
sleep in the store, but luckily no one wal
there on the fated night. Every pane Of
glass in the building. and several across
the street. were broken, and the store
house which was comparatively o new
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Greeneyille,

M. d. Taylor, of the I'd district met
with quite a serious accident on the Both
ult. In loading wood, q stick caught the
fingers Of the right hand on the hub,
MASKING the nail of the forefnger off,
taking the middle finger entirely eff at
the first joint above the nail, and broke
the third finger at the root of the nail.
From recent developments. 1t appears
that j. A. RAIDER, former trustee, is be.
hind $1,000 on county revenue, for his
first year, which is in addition to that
which has been previously reported.
Something neal a hundred feet of roof
Of Birds bridge fell in from the weight
Of the snow.
Swanay correspondence, Democrat
John Davis, an elderly gentleman who
lived near McNeese hill, on the road from
Graysburg to Greeneville, froze to death
on Monday, or Monday night of the snow.
II appears from the report just received
that he had been some distance from his
home ~(probably not off his own farm) en-.
gagged In burning a coal pit. and had start.
ed home and gave out, and being a lame
man was unable to get through the snow,
which was probably three or four feet
deep. When found he was sitting by a
tree dead. The family and friends have
the sympsthies of the entire community
in their sad bereavement.
As we write, We learn that a family on
Beech Creek, just across the mountain in
Hawkins county, were all killed by the
roof Of their house falling in on them.
Our informant could not give lame nor
particulars.
DR.. j.. d. Jones, of Johnson City,
Tenn, has been in our place a few days
negotiating for n newspaper and job Of.
fee. He informs us that he expects TO
start a semi weekly Journal In Morris.
town, Tenn, about the first of the new
year. The Doctor is IN old newspaper
man and will be associated with j. d.
Hill, late Of the Daily Democrat, Of Nor.
ristown. The new paper will be q straight
out, clean cut exponent Of Jeffcrsonian
Democracy. The success which attended
Mr.. Jones' former experiments Is a sufi.
cicnt guarantee for his new enterprise
Bulletin.
About ten o'clock Wednesday night
two explosions were heard by the people
awake in Morristown, and 1t was quickly
discovered that McVay & Loops build
ing was about a total wreck. The shed
in the rear was blown away. the side
walls were spread the second floor had
fallen In, and two.thirds Of the perisha.
Bile stock was destroyed. Fifteen pounds
Of powder had been stored In the north.
east corner OF the lower floor, which, In
some manner net yet explained, was
caught. The stove had been left entirely
closed, with little fire In It. The dana.
ged goods were moved on Thursday to
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IDEAL MAGAZINE

for young people is what the papers call ST,
NICHOLAS. Do you know about it-how good
" Is, how clean and pure n helpful? II
you not try o number, or try II for a year,
and see II IL isn'tjust the element Won need
in the household? The London Times has
said, W have nothing like 1t on this side"
Here are some leading features Of
ST. NICHOLAS
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i W. A. DhUI HIN,
Washington, ID. g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
An Ingenious Contrivance.

4 wealthy irunmaStcr in the north
Of England. whose house and works
are dazzlincly Illuminated BY the cleo
iric light. has adopted an ~ingcniou,
co%ntrivancc, by which he may CLEAN
some information - 10 what goes ON
during his not unfrcqucnt absences
from home. In several of hi, room,
and in his offices there j. 4 concealed
apparatus in the walls. consisting of 4
roll Of Eastman paper Il a tram OF
cioCkwork. Every hour a shutter j.
silently opened 10y the machinery. and
an Instantaneous photograph i taken
II all that l. going ON IN the Dom.
Tn the great man return he delights
Ia develop these pictures. and il i said
that they have furnished some very
strange information indeed. On"
clerk, who received his dismissal
somewhat Unexpectedly, and boldly
wanted to know the reason WIN. wa-
Mortified when shown a photograph ia
which he "a depicted lolling in au
easy chair. with hi, feet upon the Office
dc-k. while the clock on the man,cl-
piece pointed To an hour at which he
uu"h. To have been al his busiest. The
servants party in the best dining room
furnished another thrilling scene
Court JOurnGi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
Rich Cinnamon Returning Home

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-For,y Chinani n
from Havana in native costume " .
landed In this city from the Ward j .
steamer Saratoga to-day. They are N
their way home via San Francisco. M 1 Y
of them are richly dressed. Yung i } .
Yen sported a bright red umbrella Il ! 1
wore n large diamond ring. HIS pal -
showed that he had been a mcrclsan ns
Havana Tor eight wears, and WAS wd' n
SO, o41. An aged MoT.nlian who Y -
pointed out a confirmed opium eater, ! 8.
gUcntly took snuff from "A jewelcd b &.
Another showed a companion the a. Ie
by "a gold repeater he carried attached 10
q handsome gold chain.
After Deputy Collector Hopper had a.
dorscd their papers, they were iurnisii "a
with through overland tickets.
Yesterday afternoon Wo kec, the " /.
and SOME others showed the new-comr -
about town, and made 1t Interesting Ir
them.
.'Thc reason so manv Chinese are pa ..
In. through New York this year." 8: id
Mr.. Hopper, sis that the Spanish cic 3.
year contracts for Chinese labOri IN Gu -
have nan of them expired this year, n id
the men are .oin" back home. Not in
years have So many Mongolians pass ii
through the city, and they all take mon ~
home. 4 party of twcnty-thrcc ~ re
passed through last week, and their =.
crcsatc wealth amounted to S20U,0C :"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
A COON TO MANKIND.
Meriss 81 . Patented Pancake Which VIII
Nske boarding House. lndgrssI--


We have ju,; received. dire; from
the Pa;rn; Ol.ce ~ Washington. 4
paien, on 1 newly discovered digvsti-
bic pancake. that j. sure 20 b. = boon
and a blessing to the travelling public
The wear travelling drummer has
been imposed upon Is the hotel mana
ger. altogether too much
The proud and naughty hotel keeper
has fed MS guests with the pale pan
CAKE 20 often. iha; It i Beginning 70 tell
on the health Of the p~1pie.
That j. why we have patented 4 pan
cake that will BE- ., an article
Of food, and a good lung protector a,
III. same time.
Tina; i why we nave been .tndsin
natural science and D.. lcGr0 SdEcaO
for the last few day.
Our patented pancake ! the comb
nation Of talcn; and the pulyrriz.dc corn
meal and >our milk. ana i, ,ur,ly IL a
glittering success.
Our ?. p. i the only pancake that
will not watcr->Oak. and taste Ike =
dry boot sole.
II J. bull; in 4 thorough system Of
duplication II parts, - thar u can tc
replaced a. fast - the original di.ap-
pears.
Il is 80 constructed that Il can bc
taken apart without the aii of .ian;
powder ur a crow bar. ana the expense
OF making i only 4 trIlc.
II Will not rust.
IL has 4 sober occupied set 81 feat
urc-, and q great affection for gastric
juice and the duoi"uum.
Our patented pancake viii bc intro
duccd into all the hr,t-cla,, hotcl-. -
take the place Of the old .tylc griddle
cake, with 4 stuff Of dish-ra=S and shoe
nails.
We wish 10 appoin; agents 20 intro
luce our p. p. Ia the notice If h0tc.
managers, and viii allow a good com
mission 10 the right parties.
BY an ingcniou, and adjustable de
vice, it can bcmanuiacturcd II one
half the cost of the ordinary caA".
while II IL the very perfection Of beauty
and ta~>tcfulness.
We invite the attention Of cheap
clearinghouse keepers. and all those
who are Interested in "A pure. whole
some article Of food. feeling sure that
We have an invention of real merit
HOTarI {. Yripp, IN Hhtp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
like Cats and Dogs.

In twelve Congressional districts
Grcady the Democrats are involved in
kctional quarrcl> which threaten "a
e>t:ii in t&e election of Republicans Ia
bats nou held by Democrats. Con
lde'h.c ,1ai il i Vet early III the seal
pm this Trusri must H. regarded rs u
frry remarkable one. and a which i
Fl at all favorable : o the Democratic
cpe OF retaining a majority in the
@o'!>c OF Representatives.
IN the present Congress there ara
Heniy-iNe Democratic mcmdy-s who
here elected by plurali,ic> Of less than
Be- Thousand. most IF them ie.. than
Fcce hundred. When i, l. rrncm-
ta'd that they we're chosen in a Pres
eniial Year. wien Il full party ro;e
rs out. aud that the party in power
kushs suffers in Al of wear. it will be
ZEN that the Democrats have no great
ar-in 10 go upon. They may guar-
I n To congressman in Presidential
bars, and on the principle of the more
Ehts the more cats. Increase their
residential vote. bu; in year, when
MY congress Is 20 he elected. the eff
BIT u their broil> is bound e. be seen
n taeis panty delegation. Chicago
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03

Gratis feel such determined hosu!f y
20 the fishermen Of New Enan: ID
that they would sacrifice the &c is
National interest IN order TO in01ci .
blow upon them"
The Mexican difficulty was disposN u
hy the speaker briefly. "For the Cet d
States To attack Mexico" he said, 'UiI ,.
out giyin. her an opportunity To be lea d
tefore an impartial tribunal OF artNii ..
ton, would be for our great SaftoG n
unlimited power 10 put herself 70 o. n
shame before the world. .
II recall any part OF ~
affairs with special satisfaction u Is
that I cndcavorcd and almos, succeeti d
in havin. the American republics s..
sembIe In order that war bet1een { Q
nations on this continent should be M !e
Impossible. War IN any direction W II
prove n great calamity TO the q d
States, bat war forced ON Mexico w0n ii
be a crime marked in q special degree "
cruelty.
Ia conc!1 sion, Mr.. Blaine referred n
the Prohibitlonists ss q third party a. q.
adopts rs their shibbolcth, that the j. =.
publican party must be killed and u n
have the cooperation Of the Democgai ;,
free traders and saloou-keeper-. and Il
all men who wish to keep six million { l..
orcd people IN the South Gislrancals ]
and oppressed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
PRESS PiCKiNGS.

Hr|"To be humhlc to tie strong and
hurcrinas Ia the weak is not the WAY
Tor Il nation or 4 Secretary IF State
{" ,mTIand the esteem al honorable
pl,n.-N. y. Heraii.
81 President Cleveland is evidently
Of ia" opinion that the Democrats in
congress will Use up the surplus in the
t"rrl>urv rapidly enough when they
again get together. He pockctcd the
j"lnt resolution providing for it, us" in
PAWN" the national debit. -Chiraqo
SO"THGi.
fSy- The platform adopted hv the
Democratic state c%onycniip in Indiana
b constructed IN the principle which
hSariabiy controls all Democratic
PlItforni-huiiicrS-to he clear on un-
Emporium: points: 10 bc vague on i'm
portant points or no 10 mention them
d all.-N. J. Tribune.
fsS'Ihe Stat" Democratic ronycn-
lions al Indiana and Tennessee have
Endorsed Prr>i,icn, Cleveland. and the
delegates have gan" to their respective
homc> 10 consider whom the. can NOM
matte and elect IN lSSS who will do
Precisely what President Cleveland
6:> refused Il ,i".-Chicago .Ncrs.
fSrli i understood that department
Clerk have been detailed 10 d. tn.
Dor thus iar of the Democratic Con-
krr-Sional Committee. IL would b. in
orresrin. {" know if the Prc>iden, r.
eard> this conduc; A. coming within
Mat quiet and unoh'rusivc~ exercise of
hdividnal p"lili al rights which is thu
Nra>onab'. m .a>u.e "i their party >ery-
Dc. -IOi,io BlIic-
Rc-Thcrc is 4 good deal of talk
Ahout the skill a> 4 political organizer
nnd header Of Daniel Ma-onr. the new
collector Of thu Port of New York
Tia. reminds us tha; in 1876. when
Wagon" WAS chairman of the Demo-
erailc State Committee. he paid PAR
fcular attention to the vo;. in ~.
Law renee County. and with such effect
Uhai the county ave a larger Repub-
lean majority than II gave Lincoln ar
$rani aud touched n point something
Psc oac thousand higher than il ever
4ad scachcd before. - PiIig9tipAia
Pro-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Mr. Cleveland Has Np]p"iut"! Iii. PnlTt
irai Manager Tor tl- Right at lSSS.

VT. = ttNfttnu bbt~ N.'ibpi'its. RfIs Ibiit-
i"ai Manager Tor th- Right at 1873.
Democratic casualties. changes and
CailmIJIc> are COMM in hatta.ion>.
and bu; n stead, ana permanent ,lr-
mcnt emcrgc> from the general chaos.
which i, the dciinit' and decided can
didacv Of Mr. Cleveland for a second
term. Tie appointment of so able.
aSiutc aud successful. 4 politician of tn,
Tildcn school - Nr. Daniel Magonc
Is collector Of The port of New
York i the plain and unnii--
taxable revelation of the fact that
Mr.. Cleveland means Ia hav. the
New York delegation 10 the next DEM
ocrItic convention, If the power and
patronage of The custom Rouse. adroit-
" and ably welded. can insure this
result. Mr.. Magonc i 4 strong man
in politics. with a clean and reputable.
record. and enjoys the respect of the
Republican politicians who have meas
urci tIi> capacity for >hrswd manage
mcnt and found HIM not wanting. II.
knows how to keep within the Civil
Service reform regulations. while grad
ually making the custom house y great
political power.
Mr.. Hrddcn : retirement leaves him
with 4 record among his old fellow
MERCHANTS and business men Of which
he need o I" be ashamed. Hi
troubles arose largely from In. circum.
stances IF his appointment; and from
the peculiar dill culiics into the midS,
OF which be was thrown. His hon
c>ty II Purp">r and his labors in the
direction of will he appra-
Grated h. our business men. Like Mr..
Grlnnell. Mr.. Smyihc and other mcr-
chants who have been collectors. h.
found the place one in which a br.i-
ness training Wa. no sort of protev-
ton from endless troubles. He goes
out Of ofiic' with a great deal of Kind
y sentiment and SINCERE rcspcc, on
the part of old business associates and
friends.
But Mr.. Ueiirn was o; no sort of
Use - the Administration - a political
manager. and a political manager was
wanted and has been found. in the
person ri Mr.. Ma-one. who j. 9-oba- /
bly, the n man IN this State with the
peculiar abilities required tn keep
within the letter OF ~tiyi,-Seryics re-
form. while making the custom house
the headquarters al one q! those If
fec:ua, '>tiil hunts" which Mr.. w..
cone learned ID conduct under the Ill
rartion and teachings Of Mr.. Tilien.
The Presidential campaign Of lsS> is
already begun. Mr.. Cleveland = in
the FIELD. AMI Mr.. Daniel Magone wili
tiy 10 equal the achievements of Nix.
Daniel Manning in making Mr.. Cs.vs-
Governor and Pr.>idenc-N. j.
MAJ 9xi Erpr.S<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
Copy OF Cssl~r-n E~~~i,es r-o~ a. N
lmh-t.st.r Nax n ,ssA

LoNDpN. Tag &5E y 50
IN re cAsrrs~N dfvsssoa - Z re1rt
OF !~astsr~ isu4ua. Ns- Ckanr~ltvr AaCsa
has ..scn he Gs~tsoa in favoT g; he
t1AT-s 3 NeSe1er Company -. talt-s 80
NargtaaL IN - action hrrz.E. ~ fha.
boU-- against IL JGGrrALi sza Caup~ar
% aac. RrsesuslAsI I6e cas- ~hirA
has ben "a Ygu. Tvss aeFr sinC~ .iTHzt~r
is% -~0 at - a. ast~rE: - tanyrhss!
All tomfz1v ~ ~ s.srstFaIs marx c1a
fA-ntnS the Svuss - Fair1rk "a "A cssn-
rs-tlou ~tfA . Medicinal Tr~yATstssn
Ia. .as promptly cpros-i ~ toe NcEvtsf
COMPANY Mo ~Eisv sir-itt.aE tsst 80
;srEa sal icv4cr shsca we-v su.hs - tr
r~.Is;.r~I ~ the Australian srsn we're "a
no ~T~sI~yi sasri+ra. - tie ~ .uesu ~
Ja-ohS tnI trade maEts cans~ui~i how
ever ihat sE.4rlent similarity Vr.ss.i 10
t~-~c ;be term =. isir.ra. Apf4lci -
Churchill AMI Company al! - Ja-sb. "a
u~-d ~ ILL., NoE~leT t-Ufauy 1~Au~ C4s-
!Gs4Ja n The minds 90 tk~ Ts13.r and cal
- pgrch,s.rs t-ing deceived Ia sl}y-rl
- iAi. - ;iou they suhnlIt:ei an over
~he Ea.ns Amsuut - sYutru-- ff8m IN
sish American AID iRstralku ~arr-.
vita the T,sG.t .tai-i tuder Ice ar,ssten
- the court ,auvvu4l aut C..arauN az
rst rvEIs,-r ta-ir marx ST u5gst paN oats
- tac cas- EtI. d. the s-Hrui trasic marx
su.t ~ua ~ The Ns.c.sT Company = Ia
gland sik.u iATte year,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
Thr New A.niSfant Solicitor.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-Fclix I.
Reeve, who was yesterday promo'' d
from the position of law clerk in 10
Solicitors Office by his appointment fr IN
the President TO that OF Assistant -.
licitor Of the Treasury, Is a son-in-law ii
the late Horace Maynard, Of T. !.
pIoy of the Government for a nu D..
Der of years. Ii was he who, In is l.,
wrote a strong political let'eS sever '
d~emouncing Blaine and coming out in I Q
most pronounced manner for Cicvclan !,
though having been "A Republican all his
life. For having written the letter 20
has since been charged hy the RcpU D.
licans with having been an oifcnsl q
partisan, and several attempts have b. u
made 10 have him removed IN
these grounds, tut To o
effect. Mr.. Reeve, IN the ear =
part of the present AdminiStratia T.,
sought IN assistant at:orney-gcncralsh .,
but Mr.. Garlagil refused 10 appoint hi .,
because he had bccn an offensive paI l.
san. In the appointment yesterday { 20
President has broken over The rule he -
said L. have made. when lcayIrg for I .
mountains, If trinsaciin. no official bus.
mess aurin. his vacation. MIR. ltcev" y
commission WIS Signed In the Adir" D..
dacks on FRIDAY. and WAS received hr .
Yesterday afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
n.p.,r,ne tn! Whit. u.....

WasHrNGroN, Atg. 25.-The Ierai
to the White House cow In progress i
cludc but n important change in 4
construction and old arrangement ot a
mansion. This will be the erection Of
large 'pketegraphcrt skyligkt-"so ~
brighten the upper a,or, the long cor
dor and s.Hne OF theI apartments Nh.
have ~hcuesoiorc bcdh in a,saost to,
darkness. This aiterttion vii, add D
tcriaiIy to the .comiost suI at~iractivcse
of the prisaie portion of tie hoa>
the library and il approaches, ~
will be the most marked impcoSeresI
the building has undergone since Prs
dent Arthur erichicnG and beauties
public and State apartments. The 9th.
mork now Ia pGu;re$s comprises g.
scuovation at Two of the private s;ar
cncnts aud the ~re;ouciing. cleaning, ctC
90 cvery portion Of tie interior. ~ VI
a. an entire new coating of paint 20 a.
exterior. and the redistribution aud 2,
paving with aSpkal, IT the csasces
txciex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03

j. '. Dexter. of Denver. has n pain
Of ancient pistols which. h" claims. ar,
the ones used by Burr when hc fought
the duel with Hamilton. They are
ilintlocke; the barrel. are If laminatc,
steel. heavily chased; the handles are
of mahogany. inlaid with gold and ill
yer. The casc in winch they rest also
contains a flask. in which il "A li'tlc
powder, and also 4 bullct-mold. The
t,tol> were bought of Syphcr Is Co.,
New York. who bought them Of an
81 New Yorker. who bought them at
e. sale Of Aaron Burrs effects after
j. death. -DcUrsr Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03
Arizona Wa,sa Scme Faxes.

WASHINGTON, AcS. 2s.-Governor z
fek~f Arizona, la An is.ervicw with O..
retav Lamar, called sis attention q
snbjs<t which affects largely the in,eses
Of ihe Territory. nxE-S. the survey ,
the ianfs along the conpl~tcd portjo,
Of the atlantic 4 Pacific ssilroad, so O.,
'ihev . he taxed. Only ABOUT oue.thir
OF the land has been sarscyed. and uu6e
the lag passed by the has; Congress lh
surveyed lands can &e taxed witssp,i
being p,teSsed. The &crcia<y refesscl
the Governor to the Geaerai Land q.
fee, where h. was told osat the SURVEYS
would be advanced as rapidly as pu~sibi,
although, owing to the reduced apSrc-
1~stations. pro 0sbly only q portion e IL.
Isnd could be surveyed. The new h,i
authorizing the taxation Of survcee.l
lands before pates6 are issued diet
large tracts Of land in nearly all a..
= soon . The departnentf Issues the nee.
essary c:.cui,r Of Instruction, the tax viz
be imposed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-03

kr Iac Herald admits tina, there
- much sss, may se-m IL mrs, glance
IN support the View thai Mr.. fhomp-
son : man Hedien" has merely been
changed for MIR. CleyeAnd> nxap
Magone' in ihe passing sy III Ne~
YORK business pl-n. New York Demo
Gratis and New York Itself for The Sc
lection OF i ma And the honorirc Of 5
locality which necessarily sscns To
have A. the object IN attack on the
Governor : stronchc!dA-E j. XerAk