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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
A GRANT COUNTY war.
a County seat Contest Leads tO Moro
Trouble Ulysses aud Appomattos NJ
War.

a County seat Contest l.~sds I" Moro
Ir""h'" Ulysses aud Appomattos NJ
war.
"AhpEN. irf' hnh'' oct. i"~'-i'af"st re'
Por's from Grant county are thnt Ulysses
r'cel''n " ''e"r MINORITY OF 2'''o over all
comP.t'tors NJ inc county seal election
!uesnay. inc r,Va. own were Ulysses.
hpPo""''"S' ""'ue"' Shoekeyv''is ana
Inc resident. ~ Nrpo'nnttox accuse
'''ner"i L. u Iaylor and Colonel j. A.
"iayson' "i HUTCHINSON, who are lsembcrs
OF their town company ana who managed
the campaign Tor them' OF selling them
out, anu a moh OF irate citizens captured
them and threatened them with violence.
but the sheriff ana u posse rescued them.
COLONEL Hrayson, who was in this city
yesterday, said that III" AppomattoN
ana ulysses town companies entered INTO
articles OF agroemeni that no "boodle"
should 10 used, the forfeit IN case of VIC.
'ation to DO $1,000. About three o'clock
ON election day, II Is alleged, the Ulysses
people commenced using their money
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
STOCK |IreMS.


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az six moaths Old, BY ~hrs time We
pastarss ~tii b rsedy, ANA ne WI o~ss
est iittie.
iittls sre~n fypi. . fee apples, beSes.
potatoes OF other roots given 70 the COO
occasionally ~ll help % keep be Aeslshy
snd maintain the now of mia.
II 10 not economy ~ hs.pa r<s,r animal
Through AM season; but 10 mos, %estfavs.
CANT " be, . q through the winter. II 10
the height VI folly in ssock.rai,ing 80 sell
the beet aud keep the worst
Sheen Ike sra.. a. well a. other s,nt.
aud viii NOT nm bu.b.. while. there 10
sr.ss srou.h I'm the La sure for other .,och
10 thrive ON. Therefore. do no, nut sheen
in the cow pasture expecting that they
will ess the weeds and leave TIN grass fos
the cows.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
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ne Dssvss A1Js~sssa asssssa nssss -
DALAI, Tee, Oct lathe iasss .Ssses
Ocep- Woees Committse. created by The
OeWver Dssp. atss c~oavsstioa, met 10
thts city ysstssday In sdjoa,rnsd sesslea.
The following msmhsss vess pvssens;
Askansas-f. Y. nosrsls, pias BluRt
wiilisn, vishbsck. Pors SAITH.
Colosado-Oovcrnos Alvs Adams. ~.
Governor Evans, y. l. Dane. Denver; e.
&. Dairs, I~eadvii,e; Bsaaaos Adair VII.
eDn. Durango.
Kansas-Howsii Jones and J. n. Nu,.
asns. Topeka: ". 4. HstcAssoo. wiehNa,
and y. W. Emery and March y. Murdork.
Lawrence.
Naturalization. Champion r. Chase
Herman Koun,s and william N. Mason,
Omaha; u. r. 0oohall. Lincoin.
New Ncxico-Frsnk e. Plum. Of Taos,
and u. l.. Houghton. Of Las Vegas.
lowa-A. p. Chamberlain, Of Dee
Moines.
Missouri-senator D. n. Armstrong.
Tssas-J. A. Carroll. u Denton.
Ctnh-E. Wilder aud Charles r. Ton-y.
The meeting was called To order by Gov.
ernor Adams, the chairman. with y. T..
Dana 49, secretary. Y x.0overnor Evans
stated the object of the meeting. Inch
was 81 visit Texas and transact any bust.
meas that night be- brought Tor c%onsidcra.
tion. Judge Gresham. ~ Galveston. rep.
rcsenting his city, extended the COMMITTEES
. hearty invitation 81 visit u, stating that
free transportation aud every thing would
b. furnished. Senator Houston then rx.
landed tbs hospitality u the bouthv est TO
the committee. Mayor Bad Common then
stepped tO tho front aud said ~ the CON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
NOW THEY TALK SENSE.

Probability That the Canadians VIII lie.
ccd~ From Their rOsittoa on the Fisher.
les Question.
Ngw YoRx, Oct. 1.-THE World this
morning publishes the following special
dispatch from Toronto. Ont.: II IL
thought that tho Dominion Government
intends 10 back down on the Fishery Ques.
ton. The Free Press Of London. Ont. I,
which voices tho views Of Minister %
Agriculture CARING. takes tn, ground
that Canada had better yield. After 70.
viewing the question II the transh,pmcnt
Of fish In bond, IL says: "wouli 1t not
be we'll that Canada should waive her
rights undrr the treaty of 1914 aud be
willing, under the altered condition OF
things in respect 10 carriage by rail. To
permit American fishermen III" privilege
Of making use OF our lines for the pur.
poso Of forwarding their legitimate catch
to the general markcty We frankly con
fess that We would be In favor Of such q
concession" The editorial concludes that
In resisting tho American contention
Canada Is standing in her own light. The
article 10 clearly inspired from Ottawa
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
FARM NOTES,

The Farmers Union % Oakland, Nch.,
took In y. NA bushels Of grain during sep.
tembsr.
According 70 Prof. II. 4. Fernald. the
borsr In the ounce IL the same a. that In
the apple tree, and should he destroyed 10
the same manner
II the market becomes overstocked with
poultry, as IL somtimes the ease at thii
season OF the year, the farmer can use the
surplus at homo At less cost than TO sell.
Fresh meats can be provided for the table
the entire year nv Matching chickens from
early spring until fall.
Very poor soils can be greatly benefited
by clover. II the land Is too poor 90 grow
clover use "A little bone dust. but bc sure &C.
plpw under your first crop when well 10
blossom. and SOW to wheat In the fall with
fresh application 81 bone or manure, seed.
ing Ia clover again In the spring.
The nrnicr of Missouri nave almost en-.
tircly neglected. the cheese industry. Not
one per cent. Of the cheese consumed In tn.
State IL made In Il. There is food for
thought here. A good article OF cheese
will always lind q profitable market, but
II Is In one respect like mutton-to sell well
and be acceptable IL must be good. IL.
quality creates . demand or kills it,
Rural World.
President W. !. Chamberlain report.
that he planted potato seed pearl u
Savoy, badly sprouted on ono plot; and,
OH another, seed that was perfectly sound.
having been kept In q temperature near
the freezing point from the middle Of de-
tober until planting time. From appemr.
nnces the sprouted seed will not yield halt
a. much per row rs that from til. perfect,
hard, unsproatcd seed.
Sweet cream and sour cream when
churncd together vii, not produce good
butter: vet II Is safe "a say that q lnrg.
majority u farmers wives hold the cream
for n week in order 90 collect n sufficient
quantity for a churning. This matter %
saving cream Is what throws 81 much in.
fcrior butter on the market. When churn.
ting IL done IL ia best To have the whole Of
the cream OF the same quality.
Eight thousand two hundred acres 81
land have already tscn secured for the
beet sugar factory, and u Is expected tina,
the requisite l,SU acres additional will be
secured this week, making ln.Oo acres g.
be devoted Ia the culture Of beets. TIL,
analysis has shown that we have u soil
peculiarly adapted 10 the culture OF sugar
hscta, and that the beets raised in our soil
contain u greater percentage 81 sugar than
those raised In Germany,-Grdhd Island
t,Hsb.) Independent.
After winter grain 10 sown there 10 yet
lime 70 remedy defects OF soil and expo.
sure. II there 10 knoll in the field it 10
probably the poorest part Of the lot. and
one ~ more loads Of manure distributed
over II any lime before winter will have Q
wonderful effect, not slone upon the grain
crop. but on the equally important clover
or grass seeding that should 20 with Il.
II . farmer viii do this every time . field
v Gown the poor knoll will aoon become -
rich - any pert of the farm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. la.--Hon. J. A. Chap.
leau. Secretary of State MAS h~anqueted
last night by thu Workingmen's Conserva-
tive Association. lie ridiculed the lisN
sf annexation, and said that the
EnKlishmen and true French Canadians
would never permit IL Ia take place.
Canada was destined 20 build up . great
nationality. He denied that they des ired
IL bully the A mericans. Sir John A. Mac.
donald said there Is No danger OF war be.
tween Canada and the United States, lie
felt hopeful Of q satisfactory settlement
IT the tshory question. Canada is in q
critical period and must bc cool. II the
new treaty al not be negotiated Canads
will revert to the treaty OF ISIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
JOHN WeNrWoNrN.

0ssssatsssA ~ SAs Cssss, - aAs Pvso.
eoesets sAs psossssss ssissSsv % Csssses
~ Nsssty Man . CessssS-.LissssS so
Ee~s,0S" tie Wstea sed rhst osAe
Aiss Wssithy . Pvpsiss.
CaiCAoo, Oct. ii-P ,iio vi,s IL Q brief
ststch Of the career % John Wentworth.
esties ksowA ~ "ts,ns John" whose
6esth vas announced yesterdays NJ.
Wsntvogth. Who vas ~ veil known 40
eny maa in tis Wsst Vas Que " Cnlca.
COS Oldest resideak. aud In his day was
mayor VI the city. Congressman sad ed.
tDr u tho principal daily paper h.sa.
About . month ago his general he alth 10.
Gan o. fail and death n ,nltsd- NJ.
Wentworth vac sey.n'y.thrse years o.
Age. H. vas . ina %. wealth. hts est sss
being worth at least <t.o0p,oo) Mr..
Vents orth Vas . giani Ia stature
over six and half feet IN
height and u very large frame.
There 10 no cohhu In tne shops la
Chicago large enough to encas, his re-.
mains. and IL will b- necessary 10 mAks
one for the purpose. II IL calculated that.
with the relaxation ~ tn, tissues. u ccsket
six feet aud ten inches or seven feet In
length, inside m~casaroment Will bo
becsssAry;
John wentvorth wss born At sandw cb. y.
r.. On Msrvh D. isis. lie nicknsme wss ssrly
gwen Ia him on Account Of ois Wrtsht waies
was six fec, ssven inches. Ne WIS descended
from the Hrst settlers Of S,v EngisBi. aud q,
Ia ss,d that no foreign blood ran In the scins 10
bis family on ~ithss s,de later than i;,. Hs
pstevnai grandfather was one Of the sisper> Of
the Articles ~ Confederation. and his mater.
nal srsni'athc, vas = famous offcer
In the Revolutionary war. In isA
"f.obe John left Sandwioh ana t,ur-
ecyed by stage, esnsi, ra,is ay and on foot "a
Chicago, He had onc hundred dollars IN BIZ
pocket when no started. lie failed In Oh m.
dessor To yet . place ~ . school teacher IN
Michigan while en- route. and not tong after hs
ARRIVAL in CHICAGO he took editorial charge al
the D'nocrn,. With which par~r he vas con.
ncct.i Tor twenty i've years, No subject did he
advocate more pers'-tcn,iy than the establish
mrnt " public schools. AMI ou" of MS hrst Of
rces WA that ~ school Inspector. He became
u political power IN CHic,sp. and from i>ii 70
$50 he held many Offices. being elected several
times To the Legislature aud seven times Ia
Congress lie VS. also Mayor ot Chicago TOT
two terms. Besides these or,ccs he
nllod several others. such as police commits.
sioner and delegate to National conventions.
While h" was mayor he succeeded IN
paying every dollar Of tn" city'S i-bt ami dur.
ing his last term In Congress. while Johnson
was President, he was nn uncompronls,ng al.
vocate Of the resumption Of specie pay
lie Introduced steam hra engines into Chicago.
and tho first three we're named "toay John"
''f.ibcrty' and Economy" the latter two dcs.
ienstions coinpr sing his war cry when IN u po.
Nt,cal canvass. lie declined more nominations
for oricc than he accepted. md II IL not known
that he ever suffered defeat. From early man.
hood he KEEP, a copious diary Of his CT experiences
but every page was los, IN the great frc. Mr..
r.t % ,s.. mazda. AN N lr flatsu.A,,th
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

~. WAYNE. lad, Oct. IA -LAwrencs
poursc Was killed and Bob Smith fatally
injured by the explosion Of . wagon loAi
Of fireworks at six O'Clock last night
The men were standing OF the waSo
hring Oh roman candles when ths Are.
works, ~ which thcre wsre thirty.Avs
hundred pounds, took Are and explo dcd
Tho wagon Was crushed into kindlius
wood. Bourse wAs burned almost to Q
crisN. while srst,h received what are
thought 10 be fatal injuries. Mr., Smith
Is . we'll. known sporting man. 10 tho
lessee Of the Academy Vt Music Ia this
after fireworks durin. the Thurman dom.
o%pstratiou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

RECENTLY . paddlo-whcel steamer
was changed into the twin-screw type.
the result being 70 increase the carry.
ing power Of the vessel by 100 tons.
large additional cattle-carrying space
being gained. while the net register IL
decreased 247 tons. Tho speed has
been increased considerably and the
fuel consumption reduced GU pcr cont.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

THE question ~ to whether or not
excitement shortens life IL being agi.
tated. and h IL held that any thing
which quichens the action Of the he~t,
any kind Of excitement, taxes and ~
duccs tho storage Of life. Almost
every a know this long ago. and II
ID only reeentlyithat tho matter hes
been considered In the light Of pop
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
4 Proposed New CO@p~titor Tor M
American Cup.

D~osros, Oct. ~ 1t appears probable
that = challenge FOR tho American cup
may come from n new quarter Of the
globe. The Australians, not content with
the rowing championship. intend to build
n yacht to compcte In tbs summer Of 1890
with the then holder 1T thu cup Mr..
Walter Rccks, naval architect OF Sydney,
n. n W., has como to Boston
to begin his acquaintance with Amer.
lean yachts and waters, and proposes
on his return to design and build for q
gentleman OF wealth there his ideal
yacht for the challenge. Mr.. Reeks
comes uudcr tho auspices of Messrs.
Henry W. Peabody & Co. He arst called
upon Mr.. Burgess and Was shown the
'Vo,uuteer" and other yachts, Mr..
Reeks will make but . short stay IN
America lie will visit New York aud
other yachting ceutcrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
Arr0nxEy.GuxEsAL GARLAND ha,

ATTORxEyIG GENERAL GARLAND has
directed tho United States attorney for
the Western district Of Texas to ~.
sumo jurisdiction over No an's.Land
and 70 take oficial cog~nizance OF all
crimes. committed N that Territory.
Tie inGeatioaF y 10 get these mattsrs
lato Tie United States courts and have
thesttsntion Of the Supreme Court thus
brought 70 The ooadition Of affairs In
that Territory n order 70 determine
~ long pending question Of jurisdie-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

INDIANS In the United States Inst
year cultivated 227, 265 acres Of land
and raised 724,9 bushels Of wheat,
9S4.972 bushels OF corn. 5l2.1 87 bushels
Of oats and barley, 624.OlO bushels Of
vegetables and 101. 1923 tons Of hay.
They also owned S5S.83A horses and
mules, 11l,4O7 hcad OF cattle. A0.47l
swine and 4.117. 278 sheep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

sscFErA1k sFAsIo. OF the Cleveland
COY driving park, with u Pennsylva-
MIA horseman ~ partner, proposes
taking . shipload Of American t~rotters
70 Buenos Ayres. Argentine Republic,
and after . three or four days trotting
meeting In the great South American
town TO sell the horses ut public auc.
ton. The trip will be enormously OK
pensive. but II Is expected that the
profits will be similarly great.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

NEGOTIATIONS have been completed
by which IN Eastern syndicate will. on
tho LIST OF December. assume control
Of tho Milwaukee, (Wis.) City Rail-
way Company. of which Peter Mo
GOech L. the principal stakeholder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

A TRAGIC death occurred at tho San
Goronimo mine ut Sonora, Mex, a
short time ago. The superintendent.
II. b. Nellie, was In his Oflco prcpar.
ing TO pay of the men when the build
Iag suddenly sunk into the earth and
Tho Office stood on
grouud titt shove m old tunnel. Tho
BODY Of Mr.. 1elie was recovered after
several hours Of hard work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

GERMAN newspapers speak distrust-
fully Of the situation In France. The
NorM German Gazette. quoting tho
Temps irOnical comments On Premier
Floquct's Division bill. indOrsc the
prediction Of the Temps that an En-
pire 10 at hand. The Td0bian thinks
that something unexpected will hap-
pom In France. and that the doom OF
the Moderate Republican party Ia
scaled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

A COURIER has arrived In Brussels
from the Congo Free State. He brings
details OF the death OF Major Bartel.
lot, who was shot and killed with u
revolver BY q porter in the Stanley
relief expedition In revenge for the Ill
treatment he was subjected to by Major
Bartellot. The murderer was placed
under arrest and delivered to the on
Cials at Stanley Falls. where no was
hanged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

Miss CARRIE MULLER, Of Lexington.
8. O.. died recently after u year Of In.
tense suffering caused BY drinking q
glass Of condensed lyc BY mistake for
wine. For four months shc was un.
Nblc 70 swallow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

NINE. LIMA DI MURsKA. the once
faDOus sopgana. u now living In y
slagle room in Washington square.
New YoPk. In comparative poverty.
She became one Of the leading so
pranos Of Europe In 1865, and in 1879
she starred In q tour around the world,
her circuit including Australia and
this country. where she arrived In
1874. She appeared here again In
1679. Her eccentricities have had
much 70 do with her property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
hlAine NJ Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. m.-hon. Jamss u, Blaine
remained In his rooms at the Grand Pacific
Hotel yesterday and received no callers.
lie viii remain here till Saturday evening.
when he will address . meeting u battery
y aymory. LOYAL Republicans are making
preparations Tor . great demon stratiou o.
that OccasiOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

A RECENT number Of the Historian OF
Oregon says: BLACK BOBBY birds by
the thousand are reported covering
the mouth OF the river. and vessels
passing through kill them by tho
hundred. They have been gorging on
fish and a NOT n.y.. They extend all
the way out and on North Bench can
be seen for n milo. The visitation 10
an unusual onc.~a 50 a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
lnCerunlty brutal.

NJ. Lows, Oct. is.-ln Carondclet Tues.
day night . number Of vicious street boys
tool Freddie 6romAn, an inoifcnsive child
aged six, and after subjecting him to all
msnner 81 malicious i~ndignities. tied him
10 . cow, which they chased with dogs,
The result was that the little boy wns
bruised to inscnsibility. and scarcely any
hops Of his recovery exists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

TAxxANY HALL repIiests The County
Democracy's appeal for union on local
and Congressional candidates. refusing
such union and denouncing Mayor
Hewitt and tho County people gcncr.
n1lv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

P1av, Ind, Oct H.. The Democrat
gave . barbecue at this place yesterday,
The oceasioa being the visit Of Judge
Thurman and party. Despite bad weather
many thoasands present and lisscnet
70 rhurman's We've Ct tho tari6 and ~
osoesgatis party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

A COTTAGE Ut MerchAntville. N. Y.
II being prepared for Robert Garrett.
Of Baltimore, who will be placed there
under the immediate osrs Of Dr.. Jonos.
IN insanity specialist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
81 IN AmsrtcAa Ia stitsts se
Agchit0Css.

AvchtteCss-
BrI1ALo N. ", Oct 1. -The twenty.
second annual convention Of the Amer.
lean Institute u Architects wss called u
order yesterday morning by l1eside nt Il.
y. Hunt Of New York. The principal
cities Of the country arc eli represented.
President huut delivered the annual ad.
dress, end this VA followed BY reports
from the treasurer and various commit.
tssa Reports from special committees
we're received on . number o! subjectk
one OF Shich VA tho promoting u Q
permanent home Tor the institute. The
visiting delegates vent N Niagara fAlla
yesterday afternoon
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

THls 10 70 b Ane season for game
In Georgia. Rico birds. crabs and
shrimps are the chief items Of dict,
and lstsr viii come venison. quail and
duck Of Ill varieties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
nsuRLLANROUa

TIE Atlantic cigsr factory ct Spring.
Geld. Asss., hes bssn closed on attach.
msnts, with $4,000 liabilities. The prssi.
dsut, William A. Abbott has disappeared
with much money. He had sunk slmost
he entire fortune In the factory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
ADDITIONAL DIsPArcwYs

DbWGAIS
dusrlcE hkNc., OF the New iOvt
Supreme Court, has handed down u dccis.
ion sustaining the will Of Samuel J. I'll.
den.
TnE Berlin correspondent Of tho Lon.
don Netrs learns on good authority that
the Governments OF Germany and England
arc negotiating Tor joint action In East
Africa.
Ali tho switchmcn and yardmen In tho
employ of the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
way ut Pueblo, Col, struck recently. The
cause was said to be grievances which the
mon have against u. u. Thompson, super.
intendsnt OF train service.
tn. United States Supreme Court has
rendered u decision uphOlding the consti.
tutionality Of the Iowa Prohibition law
foroidding tho manufacture OF intoxieat.
Ing liquor.
Tue heaviest nov for six years At this
season fell throughout Northern Minnesota
% ths nd.
blsRor VLADIMIR, Of the Greek Church
Of America, preached In Chicago the other
Sunday to 40 Greek Christians. steps gro
bslng taken TO form = permanent church
In Chicago,
TUE arst National convention Of Oh"
British. American Association began In
ChicagO on the ssd.
TIVE Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
has teleGraphed to the collector Of customs
at . EranOiscO b refuse to allow Chinese
to land whether for transit to foreign wi
tries or otherwise.
n. DE- LEssEfs, In . speech At Lyons,
France, recently, declared that the Pan.
M canal would BE- opened Tor traffic In
July, iSN.
THE mean strength Of ths army 10 stated
BY Surgeon. 6snsral Moore 70 b. 81, Sal, Of
which J i.0Oi were white aad LEO were col.
ored. Tho deaths from all causes were
?i& during the year.
TMx Norway Stsel and Iron Company Of
Boston, extensive dealers In Swedish iron.
have decided to close their extensive
works and 20 out Of business altogether.
bonanza KING ELoOD, 0f California, who
10 now st Heidelberg, Germany, was
slightly better On the 2!d, but his case was
hopeless.
THERE we're forty .thres new cases Of
yellow fever and M death at Jackson.
Wills, Fla, on the ?2d. Only eight Of the
new cases were whites.
TaE Board of Health Of Columbus, Ca,
has raised the quarantine against all
points.
THs supreme Court Of the United States
has rendered . decision In the case Of
the Nashville, Chattanooga 4 II. Louis
Railroad Company W. the stats Of Ala.
hanna. COMMONLY known - the color
blindness case. The c0nstitutionality VI
the law WAS affirmed.
Juno. BARRON a. HILi. Q well known
citissu Of 81. Louis and one Of the found.
srs OF the Qresnback party. died recently.
CENTRAL JANIS CRAi0, the we'll known
Missouri politician, died q st. Joseph on
the Slst
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26

TIM proposal Of she Csunty Dvmo'
cracy Of New York To- union upon
local Assembly ana Congressional
Democratic combinations has been ~
3ected BY Tammany.