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Montana Crows becoming Civilized.

WAsHINGToN, Aug 2l.-During the
last two and a half years Il remarkable
movement has been coin. on anon. the
Crow Indians in Montana sout. OF the
Yellowstone, SO long aS buffalo lasted
their primitive occupations and ambi-
tons were ~unmodiici, but in the spriac
of 1884 the location of tn. a.cncy Wa.
changed, and they began 10 move on to
arabic lands in the valleys of the Little
and Biz Horn rivers; To cultivate small
patches of land and To put up ruae
houses. 4 recent report from Agent
Williamson 10 the Indian Office states
that tctwccn three hundred and three
hundred 3nd ii.tv families are now per-
mancnlly located on desirable lanG<,
which they wish To have allotted TO them,
that they NAV ENJOY the advantages IL
possessing genuine ioDc>teads. This al
lotricnt WAS promised them In their
agreements OF ls>G. aud the last session
OF Congress appropriated g., 600 for car
wing GU the provisions OF the agree
mcut. Nes>rS. John &. Walker. Of
Washington. and l.. y. Saunders, of New
York City, have Just cen commissioned
To visit the Crow reservation and make
the a'iotIn"nis, AMI they will start West
for that purpose III few DAYS. IL is eN.
lectcd that tncy VIII ice able To place
every family of the tribe on individual al.
l~utrnen'-, and that soon alter their lands
may he patented Ia ihcIi ~ further pro-
vidcd in the agreements. Heads of fami-
lie~ a.. io receive II quarter. and others
one eighth of a section Of arablei land, anI
an equal mount of grazing land In adtii.
ton.
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Chtcsco's Boom.

Chicago, Aug. 2o.-A movement was
months ago looking 10 the reduction oi
switchiu. and elevator charges on grain
coming To Chicago for storage It's sue.
cess hinged upon the consent OF all par.
lies being obtained, and the elevators
agreed Ia reduce storage rates from one
and onc-guar'er TO ihrcc-quar'cr cents
per bushel on tcn-day lots, il
swiichin. charges We're correspond
in.ly reduced. The proposition involved
the entire abrocaiIon Of these by the
Eastern papers. aud 4 concession on the
par: OF Tire Western rnad>-not uniform,
a. the services thew performed varic'-
but approaching hiiy per cent. The
matter has hung Tire for quite 4 time.
owin- 90 the Eastern roads not be!n.
satisfied with the reductions la bc made
bv The Western lines. 1ud tho n-g"iiS.
:tonS have been Continued up To
;.c date of the New York meet
'n-. where IL seems II was
finally disposed %. 4 Telegram has been
received " Secretary I.ickHi-ht from
Commissioner blanchard 10 the effect
that. the cnncc>>iunso al the Western ms
bein. satisfactory. the Central Traffic A.
socjation had authorized the
a~hro.al;ou IF the >wI,chIa. charges
~: two dollars per car heretofore
liz force, taking retroactive effect from
july /. THIS will a, once lower the tax
OF storage grain IA elevators for ! short
period. and simulate the moyemrnt
through Chicago 10 considerable
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Lord Churchill Winning Ericnds.

LoNpoS, Aug. 2O.-Fcrspually, the
Government scored a success last night.
Lord Randolph Churchill spoke at great
length with much dignity and almost
with theatrical courtesy. His tests We re-
in good taste and his language carefully
studied. Altogether he delighted his
friends by the Impression his speech
produced. Gladstone had been cool,
quiet aud extremely moderate in tone,
giving no hint Of the struggle that
wa- generally expected. The Tory poll
cv, however, is even cmpticr than WAS
anticipated. The Cover acnt is already
dubbed, 1.-The Universal Examination
an! Inquiry Bureau" The only posi-
tive step taken IL IN Sendin. Sir Ii"dvcr%
Butler la Kerry. Butler is Il Colonel IT
cavalry of bountlcSS pluck AMI much cy-
pcricncc in Saya" warfare, but il
hardly enough to constitute a policy ~
himself. The general opinion of the Lib
erals il that the government has simply
sIcivcd every thin. by Il promise of in-
quiry. BESIDES examination and inquiry,
however. the government is also goin.
10 civic; in ireland: therefore the great
dissatisfaction with which last nights
debate WAS received by the Irish
men. The Frsrmdn's .JoHrRai saws the
proposal to Meet the pressing difficulty
ot the rent question by the cxpcdicut of
II commission indicates deliberate criml-
nal ,:clay. The Irish Nation says the
Cabinet leaves the landlords and devil TO
make thcir WAY easy. Eyiclion> and
crime are their hope.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

Grim, urcouih Michael Schw,b also
turned Just Ia time TO hear n heart r-p6-
In. shrek !rutn his wife, and saw her
fall against a scat. He made . motion
toward her, but collected himSel: and
weut out with the rest.
ZACH GoTT!" sHEiFKED THE WIFE,
each Gott:" Thea her u,terances took
the form %! rawlings. and she fell hack a
a dead faini H-storatiyes were applied.
and whea she Tcyaincd consciousness
she re>umed her cue-. Some OF her
female fsirHd, finally quleird her, aud
even the jadse came down from the
bench and looked piiyiu-ly AZ her. She
VA, then taken oEt Of the room, and the
others followed.
Mrs. Parsons did not seem ycry much
nct,a;ed, though She biz her lips and
looked at The JUICE ami people VITA
strained eyes, - If striving 10 keep her
tears back.
Spies mother went out SIN weeping.
aud c~iinging 10 her daughter. dress, and
tears cgsEeI from her eyes freely. On
or women wept, aud the crowd in the
street stood aside In = respectful manner
TO let them pass.
judge CARY came down shortly after,
AMI 4 great many PERSONS lifted their
hats a. he passed. The courtroom was
cleared. and the people went away -
home aud WORK.
The trial Of the Reds was over.
Before ad adjournment Judge Gary set The
time for auv motions by the defense Tor
mex, Thursday.
\ reporter Tor the United Press fount
. couple Of jurors alter they hai made
their escape from tie building, and
questioned them regarding their jr!!b.r-
ajiDus aUd differences. When they rc-
tired 10 the Iary.roOm yesterday alter
noon the Iir,t thing agreed upon WIS -
keep their work, except a REGARDED gem
era! Information, a profound seCTe', 'ar
rci>oHs which they refused 10 dlvul.c,
but which they considered competent.
4 thorough discussion Of the contested
points in the testimony WAS soue INTO,
as well ~ al The phaS-, Of the case
which the jury hal become acquainted
with during the long s!cce. There
were some differences at first. but in tn.
main the jurors agreed upon the DISPOSE
lion Of the PRISONERS. What their differ
cnCes were they Will not tell. Then they
proceeded 10 ballot on each 81 the pri>-
Oners separately. The result Of the nrSt
ballot, or any 81 them, or bow many il
ook before n verdict was reached il mat
ter which they will not give Information.
They concluded their work and then had
the verdict reaiy at haif-past seven
o'clock last evcnin: before they left the
iury-room for their supper.
" had plenty III time for thinking
the matter over durin. the trial. - the
evidence was yoluminous and the ar.u.
mcnts exhaustive" said one Of the ju-
rors; .'and we had come To- look on The
matter dispassionatclv, aud with no feel
in. for or against the prisoners. We
calmly reviewed the evidence, and iouud
our verdict accordingly. We did not
consider that the claim that the hrower
Of the bomb was actin. independently II
The leaders was reasonable enough To adj
nit OF a judicial DOUBT, aud even II he
was actin. independently, 1t was the
teaching and pTeachin. "f Spies and his
followers that caused him u throw Il.
In any event. The murder Wa the out
growth of the ini!ammatory celebrations
Of the Anarchists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
4 >anSuinsry M~etIu: Nve-ted.

NV YORK. Au=. 20 -Since August "a
come very WaIlike correspondence has
PASSED teiwc-n Joha X. Mclean. Of i.-
Cincinnati: Enquirer. and Murat Hal.
sfea1, ot the Cin<innati Commercial GA.
cstc. Nr. Ncf.can uas ~snooz:n- an ~
;he summer A. Saratoga. when W. e..
Iyrfe.I, t.artn- thc Suggestive title "a
"to!oHel.' arrive tom New York - tie
authorized AGENT of Mr. Hal>iead 10 set.
ting Tie personal differences between
the two editors caused ny publications
In = Cincinnati pape-. other than the Ia.
eHircr, OF certain attacks % persons de-
pendent on Mr.. iIais'ead for protection.
Mr.. Mclean refused to NEE I Colonel
Ttrre!l, but sent General yer A..
the LAWYER, In New York ,o cor.
sHli with Tyrre!l. The up>hot Of Il VAS
Ina { General Pryor addressed \ letter 10
Ooh mel Tyrreli in which Mclean q. MED
all re -pon>ibiiiiy for the publication and
any Ct nnection with the paper. 7 tis
reply W. satisfactory To Colonel Tyrre.t,
who replied 10 ihs, effect. aud nov ;as
country u. aihes freely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
fuNoV ~rsicWiek

FL. PAso. Tex. Aug. .l.-Envoy Sc''s-
wick arrived YESTERDAY Afternoon st foui
O'Clock aud was escorted inimedi to- Y
across the river 10 Paso del NoTte io Consul
Brigham's Office, where a secret conference
81 about an hours duration took place.
From there lie was escorted 10 the Mexican
Contra, depot. where n. took ih. train for
the City Of Mexico 10 seven c'cicck. lie
saws his mission - 10 Minister Jackson
alone ard hi~ cTe,iartial. are directed 20
that gentleman. After a conference with
him he VII! return Ia ra,o del Norte and
enter upon n minute and thorough iuys>ii-
CATION of the Cutting case. The Depart
mcnt of State in Washington viii take M
steps until he returns and makes his re-
port. Mr.. S.Igwick's baggage was thor
oughly examined BY tie Mexican customs
INSPECTOR OF tie Mexican Central lie, q: It
Paso de- Norte. although his escort an
nounced bin as a peal envoy from the
United States. A .aig- envelope on'nin
ing his credentials and Instructions wa> -
p-ciHIIy scrutuiz-d. H. report, that lis
IN ss'on Is not y diplomatic on. but simply
one of conference with Minist~, Jackson
and ard one OF Investigation NJ i'aS
de! Noite.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Ills Life Was u Failure.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-Frederick rap-
penlicimer, son of "a wealthy New York
tohaccoNi>t, suicidcd at the residence IL
+. A. Jarvis at two O'Clock this mornin.
by shooting himself through the head.
lie WAS engaged in buyin: tobacco here
for his father. He had been permanently
located AT Louisville since January last,
and was highly thought of, and arPar-
emily dom. we'll in business. lie lc!t \
note on the table saving that his life MAS
a failure and that he had concluded I'D
put an end 10 it. The body will he sen;
Ia his father in New York. lie WAS
twenty five wears OF age and unmarried.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Change cf Management.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1I.-Mr. Scaciar,
of the National Base Eaii Ciub,
yesterday iende red his resignation. which
vas accepted. Empire Gafncv WIS ~.
pointed To succeed Mr.. ScaniaB. and viii
take charge ~ the Gu, today. Mt
Scsniau still, rcisin> his interest aS stock
holder. Mr.. GsfGcv viii very likely
MAKE a few changes in the team. ny; de-
clines Al present 10 state what ;iey viii
ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Too Tame for ROssN.

Nfw YORK, Aug. 2o.-oDonovan
RoSsa is much pcr,nrhcd over the actioa
of the Chicago convention, there bciu:
go suggestion of blood " dynamite la
the proceedings, and over the extin.ui>i-
on. nf warlikc FiuncrS nv Nichaci
glayitt. RoSsa states that the result ot
che convention To Ireland is nothin. and
that the Irish DELEGATES present Al the
convention who have already pledged
;ir;r allegiance TO England do not rep
q. sent the National spirit sof ''ihe mca
.. tSomc.S
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Destructive tale

Sc JOINS, y. F., Aug. 20.-Accounts
are pouring III o. the d-struco VI effects
of ;i~ recent gate. which wasIhc most
scvesS ever knowu ut -. ricrres. Many
buildings and much >hiPpin: were dam.
aged Two vessels wc.e drive. ashore
and wrecked, AMI >e,cra; ueu w1-e hurt.
There ats reports OF wreck In "a I;ar-
tiers, witn loss OF lie. IL i irar-i lha:
thu Labrador coa>; iShin. fleets have
suffered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Geronimo In = Tran.

WASHINGTON. Aug. PA dispatch n.
ceived at the War Department, yeslerlS,
states iha: Geronimo. with forty IL.
diaus, is eudesvo- in: TO make peace viii
the Mexican auihL rites on the Nexicau
frontier. The Mex. can troops are acting
in concert with our~. aud should Geroni-
Inc tail TO surrender. The United States
troops are In sgood posl, ion 10 surround
him and lis land.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
s,,,, ~s~.. n..v, rss~

he human toay 10 nsrA Ike . rna
clock OF watch IN IL movsuents; u poe
ross to Mou OF too fast N follow all IL
oih~N and bad time r~sul;s II one osgaa
or s>s Of organs works impsrsectiy. psrvsr-
sion Of functional Effort Of a! The orxans
IL surs TO follow. Hence 10 10 that sAs ~
uervas ailsnso6 vh!ch make wuman's liss
miserable arv the dir-rs Issue Of Toe ssoor
ma action Of the uterine system For al
that numsruus class OF ~ raptnms-ard ev-
cry woman knows ~th~ra-sber 10 enc M
failing rrn~ty. Or F~rv~'s -Favoe1
Prescription" The savor.:s OF The sx
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

10 conferred upon ;ha, m~ssnlAC-n: ins'i.r-
t!on. the human system- ~ pT. F1erc~ .
Golden Medical l8s~syru Tia. fort.a~s
u against the -nrrrschm-Eis ot di~~asc IL
10 ~ grcat blood JurifisT ami Alternative,
and a. \ remedy for consumption, trun-
CD tis and a.! disease Of a wasting nstur-.
lis influence Is rspsi. .fh aCioGs and fsr-
mancuc SOLD eycVsh~rr
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

fgo., ~ho are trying 90 treak up ID
ban.fnl hahi: % in,-mY-ranc> wiu eHrsr-
sncs great tearil; from the Use OF Frsckiy
A>a bi;,~n Liquors dersnxs tho o. atom
frictiy Ash Bitter ~iii rm~ir tie evil
resal;s and r>storv the brain. stomach and
liver TO healthy Action. tasr~by str~nEthrn-
ing the ~ili power. thoroughly cleansing
and ton.rs up the syst-m. and ~r~rnevs ~
ery tAint % disease u; is purely . m>ii-
cine and ~tlls yl-a.an; 20 the ;asts. % can
no; 10 rs~i asa beverage BY reAAoa VI is
caihar;lc Properties
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

-Merchant-"Well. il Sparks J. .
good salesman. I would like 10 gethold
IF him. Partncr-"Oh. Yes. he .
good salesman. but he's a terrible stat.
ierer. Why. the other day be- tried To
give a customer 4 price on a piece of
.ilk. but before he could get IL out tho
market price Of tia; silk had fallen
two dollars a yard. Tn. woman took
the piece rather than ak him IL ne
coulan make a reduction M.rchan,
Nv wan; Sparks -Tld-Bts
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

Ira mans wife /, veil bred, be never
wants any bu; her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

TIVE morning rapsr.-euh papers -Esr
Lag:Os re !rrAa
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

PIsn's Remedy for Catarrh IL agreeable
~ usa IL is not . liquid or = SUM. NG
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

A COMPLETE F~.NiSI>H ToIIRr S,RviCs
aiwnys ncludcs GLrN>'s SUIFnVx Soar
Hill, HAIR AND WnisAER DIR b.ack
or brown, Ac
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

MAJ. 81 all ~ork-ths Hss
ton Com ~ ,rc.A B..-sftS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
AtHnnr EndnMmRnN

Wns~ Q SINGER, voice fail, b caa aos
tAAe gp Eis notes -LS~~. C.as-~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

" afflicted With Sore Ewes. u~ Dr. lsaaS
~Chompson's Eye Wafer. D...Yisis Sell Il zc
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

80 Premature decline % POWER in
either sci, ho~-yrr Induced speedily and
permanently cured Book FOR 10 cents In
stamps Worli's pispeusary Medical Asso
citation. US Main Street Buffalo, y. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

iris IL the dudes own season Ever
thin. Is fr-sh and green
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

Yes. sir." said ar-al estate a,ent
IN an amateur farmer. ''ihi- i az sne q
pir'c of land a. i.erc is ia the Ountr
Fifty acres good soil. aud then there i.
a matnihcc mt cold spring on In. place. -
Is. III: Well. ] guess don't want Il.
have heard too much shoa, cold
springs silring III" crops ] may not
look Ike a farmer. but I don't wan;
any cold spring thrown in with nj
Land -Cdsc1co Rambler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

Nc. Nj boy the w. in ~hea: Vii barley
make n maa CsTca. vel II Do gets cOrps4
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

II 10 . sleepy Cd coat sAs: hss bed -
nap n seven years: Issl CArVsAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

III color pruiur-i Nv Fu~kinghsm'.
Dye for the GAsk.rS IL permanent ami
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

lyon need a new ha;." said Simp-
kins Ia n friend whom he met on the
street "A ncw ha,f WAY. what =
IL" matter with ihe n ] have on3'
Ms h . r~rsI-,a--. lis al haiti I'D
and bruised oct of shape. ansEerei
SimpsinS "oa. that ;..r latest s,yic.
y. Know. R'poB.c Ho-.--Bosfos
S.-r
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Distress After Eating

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49, sAs eacs-sr0 ssv~sss 80 49, ess~ "she
v~sy OsAo.v~~~s sA s>~Dso a>ns0 us-Ss 49,
a~aySfss ases - ae~nAA ss~ss~s e. sSvpssA
~.-ssssA sAnks so>as~ r~t-.ss - s~~ASS-
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To EpxUTv q seStion, Ia keep -hs toiy
healthy AMI tie mud cle.T. tAko Aye1s
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A FIRM. Bet low. ~ DO"

Thea the jadyc glanced for the first
time at the prisoners and their friends.
lie allowed HE gaze 10 rest far 4 moment
ca the cr;rgiE- forms Of the little old
mGs!er. weeping sisters ami wives. Then
bringing his eyes 10 the jury again. he
told thesa they haI done their eork we'll.
'iou have listened aacntiyeiv TO Tie
evidence given. in eVrry detail. both Cor
and az aims; the prisoners. Y~u- close
attention and verdict j the e1 PRESTON
Of your convictions. Thi> has been q
Ion. .nd tedious trial. but VOC have
served we'll I iaiaS you for y0ar a;,en.
ton"
The Judge then in 3 few words dis
charged the jury. and notified ,iseI, aha,
that they were al Liberty 10 go. There
WAS not one Of the twelve good and tue
Nen but looked thankful and drew a ,Ssh
u relief. Tie jury then rose and itet
osi Of the room. and the bsiliGs max
ib<ir way In the sides Of the prisoners.
MI one word escaped any one Of the
eight. Their faces still wore the sane
vacant look. and rs they rose FROM their
seats and followed the hailia~. it was
with slow. unsteady steps. Reaching
the door. Iin-c turned 4 look At hi. !
and his anguish was appar. !
ent By The t.ars i'm his eyes. As hci
eyes meet Leg losers, her tears bays, out
ATesA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Jill VERDICT.

We find Spies. Parsons. fi"lden. Schwah
Fischer. Ling and Enccl. utility - charged
la the Indictment. and puni- lm-nt nv death
We find \rcbe guilty OF man,iau :htcT and
fN H. n:sliaGcn. Al fifteen wears In the
pm t-ntiary.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

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TW BURDICk, VICE PRIEST
G q GARDNER, CASHIER.
f. r, BAKER, Asst CASHIER
STATE OF IOWA, ISIS
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23

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tsrisu iamt &spr. George SobniOn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-04
JERSEY CITY.

The trial Of Charles q. Am Ende. the Hoboken drug
INST who is indicted mansaueEtcr In having caused
the death of the two daugat Of Charles f. H0z, by
uniting morphine ia prescription Instead OF qmiDe
viii be. in the Hudson County General Sessions Court
this morning
John Mcdonald, age nineteen. OF No. 80 Cana-st was
arrested YESTERDAY with breaking, entering aud
larceny Jchu wanted take his best girl out for
drive, and having conveyance he broke into Matthew
Pelgnns stable. at No. 81 GTand-s. ana took out n
horse and buggy. He started at 1890 IN. aud got
back at a. ILL., with the nearly dead from exhaus
ton
James Meaucy. thirty Of No. las Fulton-st, while
drunk Yesterday climbed INTO noV building at OCEAN
and irtle aves aud tel through tie beams. His sLuil
was fractured and he died at GAO T. m.
George Foley, age afy,g boi.ormaker, who lives at
BayOnnc, attempted suicide al T. IN Yesterday by
iumpng into tho yer from the Central Railroad eight
pier Policeman Miller aud two railroad employees fshed
Kim ont with hoOx and took hIm 10 the police
sai,p Foley sad that being out OF work and la ring
Ilarce family support lie discouraged and want
ID TO end his lie.
Henry Hot age thiity-two. Of No. l0l Morganst,
with his wife children and his sister. Mary,
hitting at the supper table yesterday evening when
nu.rreI arose between HOh and hs sister The latter
dnally picked mp glass dish and hurled II at her
brothers head. II struck him the woundng him
10 seriously that had TO be removed 10 the hospital
The young woman was arrested