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Regular meeting Of Globe Lodge No. 6, i. o. O. F., on Mohds! night oi each week at Masonic Hall, All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 Jos ATKINS, N. c. CHAs. BASEEB. Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-27
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Ten per cent discount for cash on ordinary going prices in Globe, at t. Kellner & Co.'s.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-27
STR ASTLEY COOPER VITAL m S5 a bottle, of four tines shs
sAMpLN noTTAE VRFE.

Bent to hny 0nb applying by letter statirs t1rs ses and age. ssfict seuecy n regard to " sa8i flass transacticng
 Ths CaiehFstsa Kidney Remedy, NFsl F '. T&CUhls fui ali kiuds Of kiiBey aud BladSS plaintat 6ougrrhoss Gieeti LentofFhoa. etc by ali druggssta, Si d b,sfia of iiott{es for AS
 The EnElkh OANuELGQM LIvEE AVID ylYSR EPSlA PILL $ the best in she For kals hy atl druggishi prige, 90 cents bot
 Aadsoss En11ish McgsicaI DiBpenes No II KR4RNy SfaEFr s8H FRANeT Nov T9. .iy
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-27

Two cars, 6S,o00 pounds, of coppe bullion were shipped from here thi week to Baltimore, Wilcox Stock man, Nov. 20th.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-27

Thejury in the case of the Territory vs. Barney Riggs (Cocbise eounty) for the murder of Richmond Hudson dis. agreed. Standing nine for acquittal and three for conviction.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-27
"RouRh

Ask for weils Rough on Csrns, Quick complete cure. Hard or soft c. warts, bunions.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-27

Wheat, corn, ranch butter, eggs, onions, garlic, chili, potatoes. cheese and new dried fruits just received at E. F. KelIuer & Co.'S.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06
TKLEGRAPnIC NEWS.

The annual meeting Of the American
Academy Of Medicine will be held in
Pittsburgh on October 18th and 18th.
About two hundred delegates from all
parts OF the country are expected to De
present. One object of the association at
its Pittsburgh convention will be to en-
deavor to have passed laws, either by the
States or Congress, for the regulation OF
the admission OF candidates to the study
of medicine, and the debarring of physi-
clans who have not graduated from e
tirst-class medical college.
The Canadian paciic's passenger train
went through trestle-bridge, ITS miles
east Of Winnepeg, Monday. Five cars,
including the mail car and four passenger
coaches, were badly wrecked and after
ward completely destroyed by fire,
caused by the upsettiug of stove. Sew
eral persons were injured, some fatally.
A dispatch from Ottawa says that val
liable gold deposits have been discovered
near the boundary line between South
eastern Alaska and British Columbia,
and as no accurate survey has ever been
made, a joint commission to locate the
exact boundary has been urged.
There are rumors at Austin, Texas,
that some OF the most prominent cattle
men of that region have become embar-
rassed and their paper has gone to pro-
test. Considerable uneasiness has been
created.
All but seven of the officers under ar
rest for completely in the deposition Of
Prince Alexander have been released.
The mill manufacturers at Frankford,
Penn, threaten to lockout this week,
and 1900 bands are threatened with
idleness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06
COVERED WITH SORES.

have been afflicted sin . last March with .
Skin disease the doctors called Eczema. Ny face
vas coyerad With seabs and Sores and the itching
and btrning were almost unbearable. Seeing
your CUrIcuRA RExEDIEs so highly recommended,
concluded TO give them d ral using the Curl
<-uRA and QurcUsAaSoAP externally, and sol
vEsr internally, for four months. ! call myself
curcd,iin gratitude for which make this public
statement Mes CLARA A. FREDERICK.
RRoAp Brook CosN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06
SCALP. YAcE. EARs AND Week.

was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which the druggist where ] got
your remedies, pronounced one II the worst
cases that had come under his notice He al.
sised me to try your CuricuRA kENsofxs and
after five days use my scalp and part OF my face
were en- srely cured. and hope in another week
20 have my ears, neck, and the other part q my
faee cured. HERMAN sLADE.
I2o T. 4Tn SrRkr NEW Yogg.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06
SKIN, N,',;, .ss;$..s %;;;. ;;.,,,
y III" AND

II UMILIATING Frlptions Itching and Burn.
II il ing Skin Tortures l. athsome res, and
every species oi Itching. scsly. Pimply, Inherit
cd, Scrofulous and Contagious Diseases Of he
Blood, Skin and Scalp, " tn Loss of Hair. from
infancy to old age, are positively cured by CUrI
cURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUiIcURA Soar,
an exquisite skin Beautfer, externally. and
CUTcusA RssoLyKNT, tho new Blood Pariner
intArnally - -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06

CurrGuRA stands at the head OF its class; es-
vec ally il this the case with the CuricuRA SOAP.
Have had an unusually good sale this Summer,
owing to the prevalence OF sn aggravated form
OF Itch through some localities in the country in
which the cuucvR, Rpsy,fEs proved saessfac.
tory II: L. HARDiGC, Druggist.
uhIoSTOWN KY
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06
THE syWINa: WACmI

q TuG SEWING MACHINE 10
Il - the cause OF Utarine Pains and Weak
x$AYA ness For Aching 5 des and Back,
NeW4eH Kidney Pains, saiatica. Chest Pains,
MH=N Weakness and Inflammation, the
CuTIcuRA AsTi-PAN PLASTER is iniallible 25c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06

@Rcad RE for my Csnsc, and be patient
that 20 may read. ad.''-sHagEspEAgE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-10-06
THE GREATEST STUDY OF
Mankind is Nan.

And who Ger his wondrous frame doth scan,
ponder and devise to cure an Ill, whether by
device, friit or pill an equal benefactor is he;
and NC haste, the Inventor OF a Cathartic OF
delicious taste. to do him honor gso rcrneIn-
bcrs not how the d d-tressed mother, her chids
entrcaties tries TO smother, that she insist not
the horrd dose bo taken, the rcmenbranee cen
now does nausea awaken and fond father, TO be
witness Of his chlds torture. would rather pay
high price, II money could purchase Cathartic
nice. We have it now And greas Es PRATI's
name, appears upon the scroll OF Esculapian
fame, for after long study what woull suit, has
hit upon dslitoas f,n:t to cure our ills. Away
at once with draaghts and pills; for whether 1t
bo Indigestion, liver complaint or constipation,
or any disease TO which flesh is heir, he here
with pride does boldly declare, and on the
assertion win wager big, that it can DO curcd
bya
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
MISCEIIANEOCS.

TWELVE hundred graders on the new line
OF the Chicago. Burlington 4 Northwestern
railway struck on the lst for al advance in
wages of ~ cents per day.
In WAS denied that Orth II. Stein had alb
seconded after robbing his mother in Lafay-
cite. Ind. He was reported working ~ the
st. Louis Glob<- Dsmocrdt.
RECENT specials from New York report
the sinking of the Capital City steamship,
of the Hartford and New York line, at Rye
Beach and also the stranding of the Ger
man steamer Europa OIL Quogue.
The strike on the Missouri Pacific was by
no means settled on the Is. TIE Knights
OF Labor issued an address 20 the public
claiming that in seeking a settlement As
agreed upon with Gould and HoNie. they
were everywhere snubbed by the railroad
officials on one excuse or another. \ b.;-
ger feeling of luminosity was reported eS
listing.
Tax Merchants Hotel, Carver. MINI.
was destroyed 10y fire the other morning
and two men were burned 10 death in ;Lcir
beds.
THE Hood on the James river inundated
that portion of Richmond, Va. known "a
Rockets L. the depth 90 eight 20 ten feet
ON the l>t. Rivers nearly everywhere IN
the South were bank high and overlooking.
The Ohio was also reported on a boom.
THE -. Paul railroad cut freight rates
81 81. Paul and Minneapolis from Chicago
on the Is: nearly ~ per cent The other
lines did not respond openly
DISPATCHES from AMMAN report fresh
maSsacres al the Catholic missions in the
province OF Gusug- Sirg. Tie number OF
victims was said q Ice a..
III March public debt statement shows
a reduction for the month OF over Sl4co-
0o. and for the nine months Of the curT.n;
fiscal year Of SoS.ooo.0o. agains: about
<s5,osl,00 for the same nine months OF tie
preceding year.
ARUssI,S newspaper advocates Russian
military occupation of Bulgaria on a basis
similar 70 tha. on which Austria occupied
Bosnia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Joint committee Of both houses Of tn,
Iowa State Legislature has filed n rcpor,
JustifyInS xGovernOr Sherman IN sus
pending state Auditor Brown, but not ap
proving the Governors Use of military to
accomplish the removal. The report con
dcmned Brown for irregularities in keep
ing ccounts and for lack Of integrity in
~exucting eNtortIonate fees.
SECRETARY MASNING was reported by his
physician on the lst "a improving in health
slowly.
Ii. II. WEST and Jesse Ceilings, Liberal
members of the British Parliament for
Ipswich. Eng, have been unscated on
charges of illegal el%ectioneering practices.
JAMES +. kirk and Charles Il. Waite, ex-
New York aldermen, have been arrested
on bribery charges. twas believed Waite
was the man " no offered in II letter TO turn
informer.
THE House Committee on Foreign Affairs
thorizing the President TO arrange II con
ference for the purpose of encouraging
commercial relations between the Ameri-
can republics.
THE President has approved the act au-
thorizing the appointment OF an Acting
Assistant Treasurer.
mi wives of Governor Laraboc. Of Iowa,
Lieutenant Governor Hall and many mem
bcrs Of the State Legislature have formed
a society agreeing not To wear birds
plumage on their hats.
The Archbishop of Paris has written a
letter To President Grcvy. in which he ey-
r.Gs. r,i.f N. FL. ..,,.l..
on religion, denies that the clergy are hos
tile Ia the STATE, and appeals to President
Grcvy in bchalf Of Christianity To Judge
between the Government and III" Church.
The Lieutenant Governor IF New Bruins
wick signed the act passed 10y the Leg la
ture of the province comforting municipal
suffrage on women who pay IA certain
amount Of taxes.
JUICE JouN BANTER, Of Knoxville, Tenn,
died recently al Hot Spring. Ark. after
an illness OF only n few huars. He wa
sixty seven years old, and was appointed
by President Hayes IN -. to succeed
Judge II. II. Emmons.
ALDERMAN FrLGR,rF has been added 10
the list of New York aldermen IN jail fo-
accepting brlbss TO promote lii" broadway
surface railway.
t j. D,BNE1, a highly connected man Of
Georgia. was sent 70 prison al Atlanta re
Gently for six months for fraudulent use of
the mails.
a MEMBER Of the German Eeichstag has
been summoned TO appear before the courts
violating the law which forbids any
member of the ReicEstag TO belong to a
secret society.
A NUMBER Of members of Congress. in
Guiding Judge Perkins, Of Kansas, were al
the meeting Of the House Agricultural
recently when Joseph II. Reall.
president of the American Da, rym MS As
ISOLATION. made an argument in favor OF
taxing bogus butter making.
THE Viceroy of Kwangsi denies the report
China will make reprisal> for the out
on Cinnamon in America unless com
pensated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES,

THE Republicans elected II. { huunt
Mayor OF kansas City, No. on the On.
Most OF the other officials elected were
democrats.
1T is said that twenty-five cases OF chok
dienne in Finistene.'
The British Treasury has advanced Q
'osn TO complete the Western Care rail-
way in Ireland. 1t Will employ 30 men.
a LARGE number OF cattle were reported
dying OF starvation il various Parts Of the
Choctaw and Cherokee nations.
ABorT l,0O miners have struck In the
mines Of Mcclure 4 Co. Emerson, Pa, for
the district price OF mining.
AT the Mormon general conference held
at Provo, Utah. on the 9Th. a lengthy epis-
tie 10 the church uas read from President
John Taylor and George = Cannon. The
eplstle considers the present suFerings,
though severe, not so I al IS !orTrer.v *
pericnced in Missouri and Illinois. L.cen-
tious. depraved cole won 4 not suffer the
treatm III extended TIE Mormons and tear
II C~umUrInurnE'y.
MAYA exercises with sho. ard shell and
TORPEDO and G nsrai mannu.ering took
place recently of Pensacola, Fla. tie
vessels OF the y; ante squadron par;ici.
pat!nc-
Ia CROSSE. Wis. wn~ terribly devasta:ed
by fire on tie morn n OF the t,h. In.
confagra;.cu broke o.. in the Iumbn- yards
OF John Paul and Charles Cvomh lie 'o,s
was estimated al t. tween 5, OryJ ana ST.
GHVVa. only Partially insured
The steamboat Mountain Eov was over
turned N HE gaze a. Owen j.rS. ky. On
tie morning oi t.e GL and t-.ee Ivr.ons
| wyre GROW ci
II : ~rupo>ei - have grand ceremonies
AZ IL : .se OF Generate ant or Ie,o-at o.
day senator Logan MI deliver go al
dress and General Sheridan and STAG vI.l
he present
lE. ;. A RICHvoN0. who so ry~eTi-
ouSiy disappeared irpm =; Joseph. NJ,
some months ago Wa discovered recently
n Chicago. lie ~a> u o>ed q be insane
He was heavily insured AID much com
ment WAS MAJ on iG&J fac a; tie . Lie Of
Ei> DISAPPEARANCE.
TEE Seaa;-, vu the etA still further con-
s;de.ed the Airy bal Tae House passed
the to>t-oif.oe Appropriation oil
q. u SF,Tr - 90. lropr.e.ors OF %. s..
LOUIS LIE -Ss@> SOC. Sa.-Ea- Ii. were
closed oUt " t-c >Grr.I TecsuLy. Tier
a. els AID liabilities vii aggregate sSGUp.
l. III Contested elect o. ease ot Camp
he - Weaver. OF the Sixth Ohio i st-.ct.
lie house Elecgoa tcnm.ttse decided h.
Il parry vote i~sSO.ao.y 20 Weave, tLe 81
;ll- u-ma-E
TAEAE i. < L Id sns have ieen seq: -
the Dvr LO-,v. "a :. ~rEkE-sTy Gor
horse "a H. .- SSEe l.O.rS=.o-a.
tCI>r la.rI
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
tpy MuyJ.rr

AsHvNIE. y. e.. April This com
rnunIiy va. shocssd TINS morning by tho
an%nounc.rnen, that; a murder had ..-.n com
United Oh Herring creek. FIVE mills from
til, CITY. by = 10Y ouiy nine year. cd.
Mrs. Charles Presis has two boys. aS-l Ten
and twsv- years \ n"gro man ~ IT,.
uam- o. Bisck lived near hy. Her .oys
hal an ALLEGATION with tEu phil Es-E.
the uiUe-J ear q q sou 81 This n.sTu. l.>ar-
day, Mil. The iitl- irr~ly h. -N~5- Ia.s-
INK tie h"U~- @: u ar. Can h-.i t. ark
threw rocks & them and fo..oN q j4sm -
Where he ROAD runs tIfog.h ts wpa,
and tac.ed them = - \ .tCk. GA" =
tie t1y-. lhc e.sesI attempted 20 defend
hu--f viii 4 board. b., the Er-rp toy
Tus."d Iu % b w. drNiu:a shD-gatef-
- @. aad -il.5ed h.sB 10 tie Bclt- s..s
Iia ias.sDty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mall.
CONGRESSIONAL.

AYTER routine business the Senat" on
the 9Th proceeded with III. consideration %
the bill to Increase the efficiency cf tho hrinv.
debate on which cot uuc1 Until adjourn
meni The iiouse. m Committee Of tie
whole. considered at length the Pos'Oftss
Appropri alton bML when the committee
rose the House adjourned.
| THE Army bill was again placed brfor.
She senate on the 3Ist when the dctn - OF the
bill were q scussed. IONS d.rable time Toe. ng
so occupied. Mr.. Vance addressed the sen
ate In support 81 the bII 10 repeal the CIV
scrvic. law. Mr.. DOiIb addressed the -cnar"
IN support OF the bill for the adm - on az
Washington Terr!tory. No action Wa tar Pm
on these measures. when the s.nat. went
INTO executive session. after which IL sd-
iourncd In the House Mr. Dse!ll, of Mi--
sour, from the Committee on Lnbor. re-
ported a biIi 10 prov de for the sp.edy settle
ment oil controversies and difference tie
tween common carr err engaged IN inter.
state ana teri tor A. transportation Of prop
erfy or passengers and their en- piovc- The
House went into Comm ttec of Ia. Whole on
the % H. The tenor Of the r"rIark- being that
tn" pr nc. pie OF arhitrsfion a. involved In tn.
bill yss Of too voluntary a nature 10 be Of
any effect Pend ny q scussion IN. commit
Tee rose. Mr.. Willis. Of Kentucky. reported
The RIVER ana Hart"r bill. The report Of the
majority on the Hurf Koneis election case
was submitted. and Mr.. Mari n. oi slsbaua,
obtained leave 10 r!e a minority report. The
House then adjourned.
II the Senate, on the LIST. the bill to
provide for the erection o. a sJU,G1p monu-
ment to Abraham Lincoln at Wash ngtOn was
passed. d I'LL TO admit WASH ngtCn Terri
tory ~ a stat. was cons dcrrf. on mot on
ri Mr. EGnUnd- IN. Senate nj burned until
the 9Th The House WAS in Commute" OF
the "hoc on tn" Labor hrtltrs' on hiL
Debate lasted nearly al day. and soon after
TIA" committee rose the House AZ lOurncd.
THE senate Was not in session on tie "a.
90. Consideration ofthe Arbitration bill was
resumed in the House. and the entire day was
occupied IN debate. The 9rrh sect on of the
hil! was reached. hnf. pend ny consideration.
the House took n recess until evening. At
IN" evening SESSION rn!rty-hve pcns.on pi!!s
passed.
y" business was transacted in the Senate
on the III In the House Il communication
was received from the Secretary Of the
Treasury transmit ng estimated for an mp
preparation of SI.D0.pD tn paw the additional
pensions allowed by the act IF March ~. l.-S.
After n little rparriDg the Labor Arbitration
bill was taken up aud pushed Ia a vote. The
bIli finally passed with only - dissenting
votes. Debate on the silver question was
then resumed and continued unit! adjourn
Inent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09

THE Norwegian schooner PraesiS.
from Natal. Africa. arrived al Calves
ton. Tex. recently with a queer cargo
of oStriches. African birds and mon
KEYS for DIR. c. j. Skettlerly'S ostrich
farm in Los Angeles. Cal. The pas
SAGE u WAS decidedly rough on the
o~stricheS. As twenty of them died.
leaving only thirty-siN TO be entered.
The birds and monkeys were in charge
of A number of coolies. among whom
xas woman. giving rise 10 the rumor
hat African labor was being imported
for work in America, causing consider,
able excitement until the real facts be-
came known. The cargo was placed
in Quarters in the Beach Hotel Zoolog-
;cal Gardens until sufficiently recupe-
rated to stand the fatigues Of railway
travel to destination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
SUBSIDiNG WATERS.

>"rth.rn River. i:',r'iing ->"m~ % tho
H'rtr" AT Chattanooga Tenn. aud
Rome, Ga.
'~IAIIANuoDA. Tenn. Arrjl The
rI;cr has "a ZEN two t,rt Ia the pa; twenty
;our t"urS. l. IL iI = a., great a., D., yx-
p"ctrd IN tie ny. twenty 'ugI hours to
water aud ga~ CON rau.c~ Viii hr able to
resume to-'u'r.nw. i~Ilan-rmyn'~ LaS,
been made Whereby p~a->cu-,r~ aud ma.,
Hi,i be- taa'H from here o. ,I.It,-iIf,
Tenn. thvT" courec'iu, with the Int
tennessee taIiuoJ, 'ui las ui.Ut :te tr>t
UtIi. wl4cI Ia lcit t.a'fat,u. >lacr a~t
Munnay MAS forward Il. pu',itr IL We
railroads tie h,sy - ,u-sr- II the city re
ttNrI weather y Ladrw. ~tJuu-Fy. SO uJJ.
. a"I iu>-c>. While a-sT,Ea'tus about SlUu.-
nOu, are smaller ~ zach u.IlsIuut CI-,.. IL
- That about 800 l.u.,, wee
inundated. Ia" ciyI.u> alc ln't ~ ,fp-
Ya IA tor the homeless. \ ~I.--laI FROM
Rome, g.. rrp"rt~ tie river falling Il
rus- tt.Ic .iN feet HIGHER than ever &C., re
known. The los vii cNctrd 500 HaJ.
one cote ATm los; 900 b.. =, uf cotton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
OPEN SESSIONS.
The Fror".iti"" 4" Hold oP-n Executive
~...i"p- of tho ~sust~ canning Favor.

N...i"p- 81 tho >sust~ canning Favor.
w,-nI>GroN. trui The rroro-rs
ton L. hold open executive sessions 81
th. : ate aur,tr> - rc .aiu.u. friends
.'aiiy. aud II is not Improbable that SOME
thing will b.. done Z, remove THIS uuipp-
MAR feature - he proceedings & The
Irgcr House Their are two i,~o,utiuu.
iu support ~ an open executive session
now before The senate, th- one intro
iuccl - Mr.. rIsit ailpUiu. secret exec
uti.r sessions when the Scultc shall deem
u advisable. aui the other. - NJ. L.
.an. rrn,Idin. for open sessions for The
consideration Il nominations. Nh iIttt
intend, - bring M his resolution AMI
speak upon ii ~ ria early date. probably
'urn. This week.
Should Mr. Iimuul> decide - support
= resolution iu favor uiuV'uru. ~, door,
~ of maxim. ruAlIC ih' Journal AZ t., end
q each executive session iurr" j. No
'"u'L 1'- ut IL adoption Tho Vermont
senator fully r~rn'ifae the importance Il
tr3t.fgiu, til public I'D the regard. Int
docs not ~ SCI. how the MATER
-au nc adjusted without iu,ury -
no" pu'lic service During tac re-
cent discussion ufpu the ifmuII- frsu-
tsIiru several Democratic Senators
..um|tt"d themselves Iu favor 90
ui"r rNrDu'lyc sessions. aW.u. thorn
Ns--rv. G'uT,". Nancy. Epflsr aua Cob,
N'--r- Nu-riys- AMI E',A aT~ anil
,'uays have been friends - th. proposed
change. vh''' NJ Ii,rrisHad pronounced
hrw~,'f i~ bitterly opposed =, - 90 fl~
Rsru.l can -.'". Nr.>r- Nau W,rk. In-
gan, l'afi. D,ii.h. Allison. Sherman.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
FRAUOUuEaT LAND ENTRIES.
Z Sumrrr 81 Prominent tt'4ssp. 81 ~Hn
BFsr'fs'p ip.ii't.I.N I-' "f scotch TAP
it.l tf.',i. to g" '.Itmua.rlnE


NN Ih'N'i"'- NIT' III" h''h
States grand lury yesterday found lu1,C.
tu,rfs an Mt ..-ht prominent .ft.ysua If
80
NJ ~ "''''"' ''.''N - '""'''
TIMBER ianI IN Humboldt county. ca!
The ua'gcs - three are Joseph Rus.
David Evans aud Charles ~ KIM. who
collectively represent sSOrG. 900 raui'af
Tie names - tie other I've ar not ,.t
Luavu INT they are said IN bc All wealthy
men To Land u.nartrrnt al Wa.RE,-.
ton had reason t. sn.rcc, irr~.rnl,rttr-
IN t,c .n,ry - ii.sc land. ami ..y, an,
Sr.cfll An, Eereen If ,ta L.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
An exchange says that John G.. Whit

An exchange says that John G. Whit
tier. the poet. has been putting his
house in order" so rs 10 leave nothing
over which there Il possibly be any
trouble when he passes off the stage of
action. In doing this he has burned
several thousand private letters. the
accumulated correspondence Of half 4
century. He regards private letters IS
sacred. and wishes that his own letters
NAV also be DESTROYED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09
ENGLISH CASit!ET CRISIS.
Min St~r. Erfus" q" support Gladstone Ia
HIS Home Rule - hru-.

LONDON, Apul d ':rIk ~ up - the
cabne, J. lmm u"ut. Lori kiWbrr ;. >r
William La court, NJ. thi.I.r, and VIZ.
Mundcl!a r-tuse To assent - ans hone Tu -
toms and threaten 20 IeSi.u Il such y ~ -
I'VE te insisted upon hy NJ. g ad-tpur. Mr.
Morley demands a modification 80 he plans
for the buS ing out a.; III" Landlords. NT.
adSion". however. rrrnaiu, u'l"NEr'e
aud waI nasnIgUu Its fun sC'cU- intact.
cabinet counc.S are tO be held On a. day
and Iu"~i '. and t!,- climax viii ~.
reached GA TUESDAY. The .upst.rs item
selves adm; that an Agreement seems M
probable. Nr. Gladstone NAV maze h.
Statement on THURSDAY w.;aOu: the az
pTovas OF the ministry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09

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