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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
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H~ARRiSON'S CABINET.
4 Friend of the rre-ist~ns-t i~cs Ss,s ~.
Cabinet Viii he ~tompo.sd at Gr-st

INDIANAPOLIS. lad, Nov. H-Colop~i
John \. Briise!and, of Richmond. led.
one Of General HAIR som. -ii~- friends. la
an interview Yesterday touching Cabinet
possibilities, said: There is no doubt n
my mind Tut that President, HARRISON.
Csb.ne; viii b- composed Of grea, :n-n
who viii be m full harmony with his views.
General Harrison Is n man who will have
bis own way and Tolerate no contentious
I, Is necessary that tho should l.. fully Ira
harmony with him | believe that John
Sherman ent-rtaiu- views that are n har-
mony with those o! General Harrison. aud
! believe tina; hr viii D. a memhrr - tn.
Cabinet. Mr. FRYE, of Maine. would make
n very good Secretary q the Navy. w..
comes from q State that builds more sh y.
than any other Stat IN the Union; hc 1.
familiar with naval affairs, and ~ "a mem
ter Of the Fisheries Comm s.ioa he nc
quirsd much Information tina, would b~
very valuable Ia the Administration"
III he should To- made a member 10 the
Cabinst IL would also open the ~ay FOR
NJ. Blaine TO become a senator again."
wss suggested.
Blaine will probably D. sent abroad.
H. has spen, some time in Europe and HE
family are well pleased with life over
there. n. would probably 10 very we'll
Pleased Ia go 10 Berlin or Paris n. the r~p-
resentn;ive Of the United S,s'~."
"Do you b.llev. that Indiana vii 10
represented IN the Cabinet"
Certainly"
"Bv whom"
An. that's another question. ! DO not
believe tina, you expect IN answer"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

CHAUNCEY GOODRICH. aged sixty
Eve. formerly a State Senator from
Connecticut and NJ one time a wealthy
clock manufacturer in that State. was
arraigned recently in Brooklyn. \. Y,
n a vagrant. He lost his fortune in
stock speculations and became a day
laborer. He finally lost even this po-
sition. and on October % he cut his
throat, but did not succeed in killing
himself. He was arrested on the charge
Of attempting suicide. but as no one
saw the deed the charge could NOT be
proven. and vagrancy was substituted.
To this Goodrich plead not guilty and
Vas remanded for = hearing,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
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disaster At Fronteaac Nh.ss ssaasi the io-s
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
ADDITIONAL DESPATCHED

lHoMAS j. GOODIN, ~defAultinX cX.treA0.
urer Of Rawlins County. Kan. has been
arrested at Portland. Ore.
VERY REV. ARTHUR j. DONNELLY OF St
Michael's Church. New York, vicar gen.
eral Of the diocese, has been raised hy the
Pope TO the dignity Of domestic prelate in
recognition OF his services to religion.
The river coal operators, recently At
Pittsburgh, resolved to shut down all
mines along the Monongahela river for an
indefinite period. Seven thousand miners
were thrown out Of work.
II report Of a collision between the
Aurania and the Servia proved to have
been u~nfouuded.
Il Cmbria made an unparalleled trip
from New York to Queenstown after her
collision with the Iberia. her time being
six days, two hours and twenty-two
minutes.
The Transcontinental Association con.
tinued its work OF revising tariffs At st
Louis on the 18th. The utmost harmony
prevailed.
n three Cinnamon, All Quong. LO
How and Chong Lee, and the two Amer
cana Edward AellinEer and William
Land, arrested 1t Buffalo. n. T.. recently
for being concerned in smuggling opium
from Canada, were brought before .
United States commissioners on the 18th
Lnnd and Aellinger pleaded guilty and
the Cinnamon not guilty.
TIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has made arrangements for it, supply Of
steel rails for e year. 1t has agreed to
take 1900 tons from the Cambria Iron
Company at Johnstown. the Pennsylvania
Steel Company near Harrisburg. and the
Carnegie works At Pittsburgh. The price
to be IS per ton.
A FRkIGHr train on the Mexican railroad
was thrown from the track ii So.edad re.
Gently. The engineer. fireman and one
brakeman were killed.
n executive committee Of the National
Electric Association met q: Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the 18Th and decided to hold the
next annual convention ss Chicago On
February ~. iSsa.
IT has been announced in Minneapolis.
Milwaukee md S. Louis that the iour
u IL said that tkere 10 gigantic four trust
the purpose Of xhich Is to force up the
price Of bread.
for Governor Of West Virginia teleeraphs
~Sy"o IN ACDoWei SosoSt ~
La and in Wyoming County ~ General
also teleSraphs hat he 10 elected
Governor.
MISSISSIPPI tosicia,, gives Cleveland
S.&.s votes; Harrisoa, 1.oo6, and Flax ia
ir is announced that the Vatican
authorities intend 70 proved sith the ~
moet steEnness aG1infs B.shop Logue, Of
Ireland for presiding af the diunef given
IN celebration Of the reiease Of Father
from prisoa and also for per.
xeFaddea 10 b shsess from his
parish for the purpose q . political tosx
q England.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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received Ia; e.eninE ~ iss Esrss rss
stat. Committee sszds saa rrnsn Fosssa
o. rev 80 his a.urs. rui Increase uess
matossiy far gos~Fse. ffosn = D. 80 Ia.
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from ycuo.-gl rasas the et1sr 4 ssr~ne.s
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ssi,~~s o. rsVf.trn. The iatsr fs<.rHs
give Ms.san. K~~psblaeaa. &c ceesf~.s
in the Tsri dstgics - nnstsssty TAs
Democrat s,.,- ;,<s eth el.is.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 10 Limited
express train No. Coming u.., on the
Baltimore q Ohio rad a, I'D O'Clock
"Wednesday night, ran into sn oJ-n "a Itch
n. VALLEY Falls, ninety three miles ss-; -
here. and co!lId--I With the engine Of an
caSt-toani freight on the sldinx- 10th
engines left th" track and the mail and
baggage cars Of the ia s.ens-T sTais s~l.-
scopea. tut the other car. we're pro-
,cc:ed BY their ves;ihale coon>cions
and suffered no damage. IA
Duyer. engineer. AMI John Shay. sr--
man o! the passenger train Pos;sI Clsrk
Hal. Engineer William Ciiasoa al tbs
fTe.sh; train and . bsak~na.n NAMED Coo.
ley were killed and two unknown ssamys
we're found dssd in the ~r~h The
fYeigh. bad received ori~rs 10 ssdsssscs
AID Conley. the hssk~msn. oysned tie
ssitrh. buf forgot 90 ciose 10 After tho
s:e.gh: ran on the siding
EvTrGS HriEGn
PARIS, Nov. i6 -fsfi~~n voSkmsn Ia .
quarry sf S>Sree we're burned yesterday
IN Q landslide and killed
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

THE health officer of the District of
Columbia has declared the Medical
College OF Georgetown University a
public nuisance and ordered its abate-
ment This action was Occasioned by
the OdOrs emanating from the dissect-
ing room.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The Southern Ctes and the Commits
sion. who Were recently in council near
1gnacio. Col. have agreed upon the
terms OF IA treaty for the removal of
the Indians to Utah. The Utes ap-
peared to be well pleased with the
terms agreed upon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

In his annual report to the Secre-
tary Of the Navy. Commander W. J.
Sampson. superintendent of the United
States Naval Academy. says that at
the close Of the academic year in June.
1883. there were l9l cadets at the
academy. rs against 2S2 a. the OPEN
ing in lSS7-a percentage loss of Il.
The total number Of cadets now in the
academy is 2S1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

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as4 kaasas tssy
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

A BAND OF thirty armed Turks made
a raid recently on the Scrvian town of
Reska. The peasants offered a de-
termined resistance to the invaders and
during the struggle many were killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The Adjutant-General Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. department of
Dakota officially denies hat the vcter-
ans in that Territory are in need as
has been reported.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

TINS is how the little mountain
county Of Craig in Southwestern Vir-
gina voted: AarshalIs Store. Cleve-
land. -; Harrison. I: Johns Creek.
Cleveland. 4S; Harrison. .: Healing
Springs, Cleveland. 20: Harrison. 4:
1cGuire's Store. Cleveland. 81: Har.
rison. 0; Walkers Store. Cleveland.
lAS: Harrison. 1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The New York physicians who ex-
amined James NJ. Doughcrty. the per-
secutOr of Mary Anderson. pronounced
him insane and he was taken to an
asylum. He wrote a long statement.
setting forth his love for the actress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

A MAGNIFICENT album containing
the resolutions passed by the Nine
teenth army corps on the death Of
General Sheridan has been presented
10 Mrs. Sheridan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

CHICAGO. Sov. IA ur.c. oocarred a.
the Pan Handle raiirssa nssr Eosi.. Isl q.
Gocday eveafnz. which ~as sscc~ssfsiiy
sppse.~~d by the o@csrs % the company
Until to-day. ~s4a on- - tAs n~n vho
Was in The wreck tod tie s:ary n tais
city. Noatay syssins h~f~~~s sss snd
sGr o'ciock . work TRAN uss crsssx .
STATE road ahsu. os~ SD Q hsis sssl~s srura
Keats ben . drive % cattle ps~3 Ia
Cross the tpcS Oze - ss.-n rss s.rsrs
b. "a. aStne vhira rsss~3 ever !: "a
ssfe;y. rs; the ~f0iso.isS ssssrA eas All
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we're de-ail~d- Most Of 'A~ rzss s;.srrsz~3
30 cave ,nsnse.vss nv is7glss. .sSa re-
suite! IN :A- dsssk q c-~ szn
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The Interstate Trust Company. Of
Philadelphia. an organization with a
paid-up capital Of 81. 600. 600. closed up
recently after having lost many thou
sands of dollars in unfortunate invest.
ing in Missouri. Illinois and other
Western real estate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

PROF. MACcNN and party. who had
been exploring the far-of Mackenzie
river district since last May. arrived
1t West Selkirk November l6. They
came by way Of Fort Churchill. on
Hudson Bay and Cumberland House.
and had . very rough and tedious trim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


RRRo0NAL AID POGII1cAL
JAsPsa DoC0L-As PYxk. os0ber 81
Pasiiamsat Tor West Waterford. fell over
board The other night from . Of the
stsamers running between Holyhssd and
Dublin and was drowned,
TIE French committee OF revision Of the
Consultation Of that country has adopted
. resolution favoring the abolition Of the
Senate and Presidency.
MESSENGERS Who have arrived ct Wady
Hslfa report that the mysterious White
Pasha in tho Behr eli Gael district had
fought . great battle and killed many
dervishes.
A ZANZIBAR correspondent ssys the
Southern mail brings news hat the ports
are filled with insurgents and that the
anti-German feeling 10 undated. The
burning Of Ninsngani Tunghi 10 o n
frmed. Tho Governor of Mozambique In
prevented from returning to his capital by
. hostile chief Of tho Zambesi.
TEE od8cial count Of New York gives
Harrison . plurality Of IL 900.
CONFLICTING claims to control OF the
House were still being made At Washing-
ton on the 18th by leading Republicans
and Democratic.
MISS FRANCIS f WILLARD denies that
the National Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union requires it, members to favor
the Prohibition party. The members are
left free as 70 political Affiliations
DUKE MACMILLAN, OF Bavaria, was
stricken with ap0plexy . few days ago
and is dead He was eighty years Of age.
Hon. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, tho well
known English politician, was married to
Miss Mary rndicott At Washington ON the
18th. The President and Mrs. Cleveland
were present at the ceremony.
The Vermont House has defeated the
Woman Suffrage bill by 1872 to 81.
EFFORTS to unite the federal and pro.
gressive Republicans Of Spain ave failed.
JEFFERSON DAVIS has declined to visit
Richmond, Va, because OF feebleness and
fear that travel would prove fatal.
THE plurality of Francis for Governor
of Missouri was 1921; for Cleveland.
25.G3e.
tiOnal amendment i'm the recent election
abolishing property qualification for suf-
frage.
was settled by Guy and Byrd mutually
foregoing their claims to the Governor
ship and agreeing upon Chief Wolf for
the position. The affair wound up with a
love feast.
THE case against Congressman Glover.
was arrested on the charge Of per-
jury, spitefully preferred 10y his ex-
secretary. James II. Graham, Of
st. Louis. was dismissed ut Washington
the 18th.
DIR. IL. u. SANDS, the eminent surgeon
died Of apOplexy Mt New York on the 18th
while in his carriage returning from a visit
to . patient. He was fifty-nine years old.
Among his most noted recent cases were
those Of General Grant, Roscoe Conkling
and DIR. Agnew.
ADMIRAL BALDWIN died at New York on
the 18th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

THE British Cabinet has approved
the proposal TO build eight f~irst-class
men-Of-war. n score OF swift cruisers
and many torpedo boats.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Two women have recently been
regularly licensed as captains of YES
sells; one in New York harbOr. the
other on the Mississippi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

THE charge against Premier Green
wby and Minister Martin. OF Manitoba.
have fiZZled out. the editors making
the charges failing to appear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

TorExA. Kan. Nov. h-Tbe Nal; on,i
congress Of farmers held It's second session
Yesterday forenoon. y hen President koit.
Of Alabarna. delivered his annual address.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

An epidemic OF scarlet fever was
reported raging in jamestown. OAK.
and the churches and schools were
closed in consequence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The First Pennsylvania and Seventh
New York regiments have announced
their intention of attending General
Har1isOn's Inauguration March 1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

A REPORT was in circulation in
Vienna on the 18th hat an attempt
had been made to assassinate Prince
Ferdinand. the ruler of Bulgaria
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

IT is believed in London that the
British Government will cancel the
appointment of Sir Henry A. Blake to
be Governor Of Queensland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The Adams Express Company has
paid for the 81. 500 in silver stolen on a
recent shipment of coin from New Or
leans to Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

TIE nOtables OF Hamburg. Ger
many. gave Hon. Carl Schurz a grand
farewell when he sailed for the United
States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

The Canadian Government has let
the contract for the construction OF a
canal ut Sault Ste. Marie for 81 200, 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

QUARANTINE OF all kinds and from
all points against Decatur. Ala. has
been raised.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

w. p. Corr, collector OF Saugus-
town. Mass, has disappeared with a
shortage Of $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

The estate Of Tom King. the DO
ceased English pugilist. is valued at
E6l.472.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
STATE NEWS


4 carefully complied ssasesses of The
soes east in shs State At ths late s'erssoa
gives ths following resuls. by counties,
alec . comparison With the vote cast tot
Presidsnt in issA The estimated total
vote Of the state 10 i>..sp, IN Increase os
about &Vp i'm Tour years:
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

RAINS have fallen throughout India
and the crop prospects have conse-
quently improved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

THE cotton firms of Memphis esti-
mate the yield this year at about o.
954. S&8 bales.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-03-21
Rot q Little State.

Hon. Henry G. Davis said, in his
speech at Wheeling:
MANY have gotten into the
habit of speaking of West Virginia
as o little State. This is incorrect,
especially SO tar as her area is con-
cerned, il being more than half as
big as New York or Pennsylvania,
and larger that the area of the five
States, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, New Jersey and Della
ware, com bined. But while we are
much larger than the five States
last named, they for outstrip us in
population and wealth, having an
average of $50 inhabitants to each
square mile, while we have but %
and an average value of property
of $241 ,094,71 to each square mile,
while we have but $12, 456.88."