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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-11-02
The C~hickamauga Battle.

Washington dispatch: Gen. SchofeM
to-day promulgated an order from the
secretary of war detailing Capt. S. G.
Kellogg, Fifth cavalry, for the purpose
of completing the location upon the Of
fetal map of the troops engaged in the
battle of Chickamauga. The plates of
the survey Of the field have been COM
pleted for some time. but the positions
of the troops have not been finally re-
vised. Capt. kellogg was aide to Gen.
Thomas in ths battle, and is familiar
with the field. In accordance with his
instructions he will correspond with the
leading officers of that campaign and
viii ask them to meet him at Chatta-
nooga for the purpose named about Ne
yember 10.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-11-02

All the switchmen and yardmen in
the employ of the Denver & Rio Grande
railway at Pueblo struck last week, and
the freight business is greatly interfered
with. The cause Is said to be n griev-
ance the men have against B. d. Thomp-
son, superintendent of train service.
They unite in asking for Thompson's
removal, which, it is understood, will
settle the strike.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-11-02
Eviction Of Iowa Settlers.

Des Moines special: United States
marshals within the past week evicted
five settlers from the So called Des
Moines river lands in Webster and
Hamilton counties. To-day something
of a sensation was caused by B. E. Boyn.
ton, president of the Settlers union, the
organization which has been litigating
and fighting the river land company's
title for twenty-five years, buying the
company's title, thus retiring personally
from the controversy. Several weeks
ago the settlers fired on a deputy mar.
shall who was executing a writ of eject
ment, and since then more vigorous
measures have been pursued against
them; No less than five prominent set
tiers have given in this week and bought
the company's title. The fact that q
writ of ejectment was out for Boynton
probably induced him to settle. He has
n of the finest farms in Hamilton
county and has lived on it twenty-three
years.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-11-02

United States District Attorney Carey
concluded his examination at San Fran
cisco of the fifty-one Cinnamon who
were released from the steamer Belgic
on writs of habeas corpus on the plea of
being merchants and not laborers. The
district attorney says he is satisfied all
of the men, with possibly one excep-
ton, are frauds and are barred out by
the exclusion act.
Chief Justice Fuller on the 22d de-
livered his first opinion in the supreme
court of the United States. The case
was that of the Western Union Tel
egraph company, plaintiff in error, vs..
the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
brought here on appeal from the SUI
preme court of the state of Pennsyl-
vaRiak .
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-11-02

The citizens of Crete have raised
$4,000 to endow Crete professorshir
in Doane college.
The corner stone of the Lancaster
county court house will be laid on the
9th
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1888-11-02
suit AGAINST Mr.. ]. G Blaine. Sr.

New York dispatch: Colonel Incer,
soil, General Pryor and General Nc
Mahon are about to begin suit on behalf
of Mrs, James G.. Blaine, Ir., against
James q: Blaine, ST., and wife for $780,
900 for alternating young BIaine's affec-
tiOns. Mrs. Blaine, jr., does not sue for
a divorce because she is a Catholic, and
divorce is not tolerated by the church.
One of the points that will have a bear
ng on the case is that young Blaine is
till a minor.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

The fourteenth annual session Of the
New CASTLE Oaunty Tsaohars' Institute
convened In the Opera House at New
CASTLE, yesterday afDornooB, with shout
30 members out OF the 12B, present. The
address Of welcome Was made By the
Rev. u, L Hubbard, and responded 10
By superintendent Herman Bassoy.
Astos the roll had been called By the
secretary, Miss n. r. L. Wiitera, an
nounoed that the Institute was formerly
opened, and adjourned the session uniil
evening.
The Opera House was crowded 81 8
O'Clock in the evening, ard after muslc
BY the orchestra, Governor BiRss was
introduced end spoke about hsssen
minutes. he said that the free school
system Of Delaware was second 10 none
In this country, and oomplimentei
superintendent Bessey for the very ' "a.
client mAG2ss that he has Astendtd 70
his duties In this county.
The Governor then Introd uced the
Hon. Daniel Dougherty, OF New York,
Who delivered his great lecture on
The Stage" He spoke for an hour,
and showed that he has not lost any OF
his old time eloqusnce, which years ago
constituted him one Of the leadinR ora
tors Of this country.
Sessions will be held morning, altar
noon and evening, to-day and to-mor-
row and the closing session on SatuT-
day morning. A ssrlas OF interesting
programmes have been prepared This
evening Colonel George W. Balm, o.
Kentucky, will lecture on "The Psndu.
um Of Life"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
A LIts.s xalh win Quay

WARRINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Quay
believes that there will DO . Southern
man IN President Harrison's Cabinet.
When asked about It tonight be said
~ have not talked with General HArri-
son either during the campaign or since
the election about the composition Of hia
Cabinet, but am In favor Of putting .
Southern man there, a. it would DO IN
the interests OF home government and
home rule. We don't propose TO have the
electoral vote and tho Congressman
stolen any more, AID this "a one OF the
frpt steps TO prevent that. A r,presen
tatiye Southern man. not earpet-baRRer,
one in whom the people o. the South have
confidence, and who knows their needs
and Is thoroughly acquainted with them,
II selected for attorney general, for In
stance, would do much toward making
the South feel friendly with the new Ad
ministTatlon."
"What do you think will be the line Of
General Harrlsona southorn policy I"
ihs Senator was asked.
81 10 not know anything about Il, In
what have said am not to DO under
stood as speaking for General Harrison,
but am simply giving my own views /
used to live in the South and have always
had friendly feeling for the Southern
people. believe that the intelligence Of
the South will join with the intelligence
of the North"
THE putting OF q Southern man in
the Cabinet is to try aud break tho Solid
South, supposep
"The Solid South IL broken the Sen.
ator said, very pointedly and strongly
emphasizing the sis
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22


About 80 O'Clock this morning an
alarm OF fre wac sprung from box 29,
81 Second and shipley streets, ard tbs
hre department Was soon en- hand ready
for work. The lie broke out In the lirst
story u small one story and q halt
tame dwelling No. SO West Front
street, occupied by u. Ersyob his wife
and child. The main room was used ~
second hand shoe store. Before the
neral alarm WAS struck the Fsme
Hose Company had been notified of the
lte b. an emplOye OF the Wilmington
Gas Company, aud the Fame was esrlr
~ the place, but the flames bad gAthef
cd such headway that some persons
deemei IL advissble to strike a general
alarm, though the Fame could have
put ont tho are In . very shorE tune,
Mr.. Ereyoh vent to Philadelphia lAst
nlaht to lay In fresn stock Of shofA
| aud had not got home ~ 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The oaly occupants OF the house were
hrs' hteyoh, small CHILD aud q young
man, az employs. Mrs Ereyoh Vas
| Awakened by the eorsRmip0 nf he,
child, who was being suffoeAted by the
smoke that had reached the sec, n
story. She RwOks the young man In
| AEotheT room, Ard tney all escaped nv
front window, assisted by persona
outside. Though the flames were mohtly
sept confined TO the 6rst story, every
hing upstairs WAS 30 RmoSed And
saturated with water as to he practical
y worthless. Nothing Shatsvor ~an
'aved from the fret story. Even hSd
the building been entirely oapsumsd
he lote would not have exceeded 1870
and the loss 10 the occupants WAa pfoh.
ably about the tama amount.
The building bsloDgsd to . lady
named Lopez and is supposed to be In
sureJ. Toe Eroych family, who are
Polish Jews. are lett In a rather dealt
tute condition, and OF present are omar.
tered with hind neiRhbor.
No one seeHs 10 bsVs any ifeA of
no" he IRE originated as no Gre VISA
left 10 the stove, bu Mrs. E,eyoh aSys
10 M ~ have oAugh. from . lamp hsF
husband left burning when be went TO
P1lladelphib. "
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22


DAniel Collins was bsoupht In hv
Smce! BnEleiGh drunk, and was aned
Vi aud costa.
Caleer zSrby wAs called 10 no into
Jacob Augusts house, on Lord street
and arrest him, - be was drunk and
dlsoFderly and abused bis villa JuAaa
BAL obAFGsd August, As he IA p0t
drunk upon the street aud the OfIloor
hao no right 70 60 into his house and
affeat him without warrant.
william Moyoe, brought IN By ON
Ger Crawford, for drunkenness was anOd
70 and costs, he having been before me
Court repeatedly.
John Z and EllA Baker were picked
mp By OhiosF Stewart ~ Front and Tat.
noll streets. They were both under the
influence Of liquor. The woman had
ourled upon the sidewalk with q shawl
over her for nights lodRinR, while her
husband stood sentinel over hsr. Baker
said he AID his wife were from BAlti-
more. They bought tickets from there
TO Philadelphia, but stopped OF In Will
mipgton 70 get drinks. Toe cars went
on and len them with only 80 oeuts In
cash.
Two drinks OF Wilmington whisky
made them drunk. Baker said be was
. rlgger, and had work In Philadelphia
81 soon ~ hb got there. He aud his vile
ssid they would start and walk there n
''only his Honor would Let them 20. I"
JadEe Bal, Rlad 10 gel rid OF them 30
easily, told them 70 90 At once, and they
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
An Kmb.rrssslnr In,rodnolIou.

Governor B Cgs In introducing Daniel
Dougherty 10 an audience in attendance
~ the Teachers Ins'itu laet night at
New Castle, went 80 far N his eulogistlc
encomiums:as 9 brilliant orator known
all over the civilized world, became
eomew hat perpleTed when he tried to let
himself down from hls lofty height Of
praise TO the comman plane OF matter OF
fact talk necessary to round out his bril-.
liant seintillAtions Of eloquenee. The
more he represented Mr.. Dougherty as
not being eXae'ly up to his usual mark
Of oratorical rhetoric on account OF the
laborious and depressing effects Of the
late political campaign through which
Mr.. Dougherty had passed, some OF
the irreyerent Republicans In the audi
enee were inclined 10 smile and The Gov.
ernor grew little red In the face He
got through, however, but the brilliant
edge was taken of his eulogistic preeen.
tation OF Mr. Dougherty, which the Re.
publicans rather enjoyed and Democrats
rather regretted,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
DR.. SCHENCKS
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They relieve the liver Of congestion, give /
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ecrete just what is needed. They do ma
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they are based On scientific principles.
They are entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed FOR them.
they work on the system in the way claimed
They work together for the greatest good.
They are not like new and uniried medicines
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton Of merit.
~ Dr. Schenck's purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines are for sal
~ all Druggists. Every package has meath
printed directions for use II you woull
Understand yourself send for DR.. Schencki
lew Book on Diseases Of the Lungs, Lives
tHd Stomach. Sent free. Address DR.. !
I. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, ia.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Was played a. tho 0lera House last
evening before . good sized audience
considering the short notice 10 the press
Of the play. The plot consists OF four
acts, and deals In spirituaiism and bank
burglars. II Was written by j. q.
Roach and J, Armorg Kuox who Ger
!ainly did clever bit Of work In con
sooting this pEy The Oompsuy In
whose hands " iull certainly did clever
work, and In 9 smoother play With q
little bit better plot would have been
better appreciated. GaorEe SoObin, the
detective, sang several taking sonRF,
lor which he received recalls. WIN,
Wood, 81 Tracy DoolaE, nak,ss Eo,d
tfishmRn, and Patrick Nee9on, who
held mp Timothy h0FaGdsn's end, is
an actor OF no mean ability. The ex
preseions Of his facs were worth wit
heHsing. he always hAd suoh q woe.
begone look when trying - persuade
hiA wife to leave the "Apitits" and
Alng unto him. The play was well
To night "ou thu Frontlern can be
letn at the OIeta House. This evening
ihare viii be . street parade, with 4
LrSnd display OF hre works. The New
YORK World says; James M. Hnrdie
made On effective hero. He lsA strons
actor end Invested the central character
With virile romsutieism, which won
ne hearts Of hiS auditors Miss Sara
Won LeeF Also did Eo1d work, and the
Importing company was excellent.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Among the members Of me N ny ~
tan Bard Of philadelphia, SlyitG ~
t.Iumsnta 81 the Ninth ana VIZ
street ball, was George Robinson,
was shot IN the right ann ~ esN ny.
and King stree to last night ABOUT - ~
o'olook, RoblBson, who went 70
nolIos station after be MAS lDO!
mat he wss walking up hps mi
pssr Seventh, whsre . oroWa t 9l JT
And blacks were lighting. heA, ~
CRY OF npolles, and fearing t9ey WI \
be- arrested, they started anu ~,
rad cone but . short distance Enea 4
fet q bullet enter his arm anu Nv
mediAtsly cried ~ am seO., .,,v
The crowd all icAtlersd 10 I W. a
raction. He aud his oompah.os' MI
AZ onos to 3 drug store, ont aoI ,,S ~
abe 70 arouse any body there I he T's ~
The police station. DR.. seoT!ias +,
appeared and probsd for w ssl
and fnd Irg that It could 90 ~ ~ ,sS
whore il was located be cGngisI an,
let il remain. RoOinEonr btll ~, Al I |
ger mere, had no idea about Tno ~, Wv i
shooting nor what It wSs cone ~ i
hs thinks that somebody else
at and missed,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

NEW York, Nov. n.-The bantam.
weight championship Of America fight
to a 6nish between Charley MCCARTHY
OF jersey City and George Young OF
Brooklyn gas decided 10 night up Long
lAlAnd Sound, and resulted In victory
for MCCARTHY IN the ninth round. The
battle lasted 35 minutes and 20 seconds,
and Young was knocked completely out
BY left. handler on the bridge OF the
nose. He lay unconscious on the floor
over ten seconds, and the heht and $500
purse were given to MCCARTHY.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

"4NrED-A GOOD, STEADY CIR !;
w must understand cooking. Apply
at 212 West It. n9z 5fi
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

james B. Hamilton, Who occupies the
farm Of Thomas Ford, ESQ, near Kirk
sood, visited our city 10 day. He
claims that the arrest By Constable
Dillon was unWarrAnted, and after
being held in custody for two dAya he
vas discharged on bis owe statement
Tha horses and cattle II appeared had
only been taken 10 tie property
OF his father or brother, near Town
send, and yesterday they were
sold ct public sac 70 shtlufy Nj. Ford's
claim for rent MF. Ford being the
principal purchaser. Five horses we're
knocked on to him 81 $50 70 RIOO each,
end hvs COWS 81 about S22 eaoh. The
corn crop, worth about 1900, was knock
cd OF 20 Mr.. Ford for 800, aud q lot Of
maehinery, worth el00, for SO. As
nost OF the stock was returned 20 the
farm and left In possession OF Hamilton,
It 10 guppt sed that Mr.. Ford will be
sstlBhed On securing . sun Client sum
to pay ths amount due him and cost Of
collection,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

John Mckinney, q brakernau on the
LAndanbeTa branch Of tho B. n o. Rail
road, was killed about Q O'Clock this
morning at DoWllnR's bridge, near
Hookessin, By being struck on The head
BY the bridge and WAs knocked Oh iha
car. The train was = mixed passenger
and freight, under the charge OF Con
duo,oT ElWood Cooper.
MoKinaey Was walking on top OF the
oars, and did not think OF the bridge.
His Akull was fractured by the
bridge. In his fall Conductor Oooper,
who was near him, tried TO OAtoh him,
but Jailed. He vas taken 70 HookeasiD
stEsion and d.. Mitchell summoned, but
tAe wounded man died about an hour
Nter he Was struck.
special car was sent up from Will
mington and the body was brought
1own and taken TO the residence OF bis
mother, a06 West Front street. The
deceased was somewhere about 28
years Of age, and was formerly . telo
graph operator. Coroner GAHbie has
been notified.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Tho honor
OF beng father OF triplsts, all boys,
fell on Tuesday upon John 10. Morton,
oOthn-maher, at No. 1897 Market
street, who resides 81 No 1898 Christian
street. The little strangers were al ap.
psrsntly healthy. BY reason OF the
similarity OF their looks the Infants, in
honor Of the for Incoming admlnislra-
ton, we're Immediately named Bsnja.
min Harrison Morton, LsVi p. Morton
aud JsmtA 9. Blaine Morton. Yestef-
DAY morning, after twenty -,our hours
OF lie, james 9. Blaine passed away,
and eight hours later his LITTLE infAp !
brother, L1At P. Morton, she nj sd on b .
IN ItAl c)iI. The surviving member Il
he THO who Was named after the Presl.
dent-eleCt, htiu lives and IL enjoying
good health.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

TE1 ANTED-A SITUATION as OOOK
w BY . swedish girl. Apply At No.
lila Hoald street, n22.2tA
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

Mary LswiH, q oolored woman re.
siainE on Ts.nAll street near Fifth, 10
10 the city police station and IL the sab
ieot to day Of 9 medical examination
In order TO establish ssr sanity or In
sanity.
II IL is decided that sha is insane Rhs
will be sent 10 the Insane department OF
the AlmGhou'e, and Special Agent
Stout, Of tho soolsty for the Prevention
OF Cruelty 10 Children, will have 70 flnd
place for her three children, ranging
from fouF to nine years OF age. She Il
the owner OF . snug little property on
tatnall street. Her queer GotiOna have
annoyed her nB,ghbors aud hence her
arrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
TNIRD EDITION.


I'm. Babb, 10 years old, telegraph
operator at Whelock Station In Iberville
Parrish, Louisiana, committed suicide
Yesterday. He tried 10 beat out his
brains on the railroad ties, cut his
throat with jack-knife and while bleed
ing to death laid his head across the
rail In time to have 1t cut OF by = pass
ing train.
Judge Withers shot and killed Daniel
Lewis, negro in sharpsburg, Kentucky,
yesterday. The Judge gave himself up
he said the negro several times threat
ened TO kill Mrs, Wlthers and several
other members Of his family.
Oaly three new cases Of yellow fever
were reported in Jacksonville yesterday.
There were two deaths. Total cases 10
date, 46i6; deaths, 4O5. The weather In
Jacksonville yesterday was cold, with a
heavy rain storm.
e.. s Lucas, Grand Army veteran,
committed suicide in Chicago on Tuesday
lght. He sb OF himself In the head sew
cred the arteries at lis wrists with a
'azor, cut bis throat and slashed his
,emple.
Gilbert johnson was run over by a
rain and xii ed in Paterson, New Jersey,
On Tuesday night He was on the way
% the house OF his betrothed to make
anal preparations for their wedding.
Harry Martin, IA years old was arrested
yesterday, In Philadelphia, on tine charge
)f causing the death OF Harry L Ac
.ooe, colored, aged II years, By kick
Dg him in the abdomen. Both were
lewsboys.
o. F. Adams, city treasurer Of Macon,
Georgia, was yesterday reported $4,000
,hort in his accounts, and was suspended
rom Office. He can give no satisfactory
explanation
A telegram srom SAndusky, Ohio, says
a lamp exploded in the cabin of the pro-
peller Leland on Tuesday, and she caught
Ore and YVES destroyed She was valued
atS1s,O00
1t 10 asserted that Senator Sherman has
been offered and has eonditionally &C
cepted the position Of Secretary OF State
In President HarrlsOn's Cabinet,
Mrs. Mary Leddy was burned to death
In Are In a tenement house iG One
Hundred and Tenth street, New York
yesterday afternoon
William Curtin, friend Of the lagman
MSsterson, has been arrested in Chicago
IN connection with the murder of Eva
Mitchell
Presideut-elect Harrison has appointed
As his private secretary Elijah ". Hal
ford, managing editor of the indianapolis
Journal.
Speaker Carlisle writes that he will not
arrive in Washington until December LIST,
the Saturday before Congress meets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

The News and the Journal Of ChlcAg o
continue their war against cigarettes.
The News has had plumber OF cigarettes
OF popular brands analysed. The "smok
ers' were stripped Of every distinguish
ING mark, each brand put IN a separate
box, the lid OF which wss inscribed with
a letter, aud the whole lot of them hand.
ed over to a NelLknown chemist. He
found that the cigarettes submitted were
generally made Of tobacco "imparfectly
fermeuted," and that nearly all bad an
unnatural proportion of insoluble ash,
that several kinds were stepped In an in
Jutious substance, and were impregnated
with dirt in vary ing proportions.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
Tnsy ManL : rsnooI slts.

A large and influential ommitite re-
presenting the HioksIta Friends Of
PennsylvhniA, Delaware and New Jer.
sey made . trip over the W, Il N. rail-
road yesterday in search OF . suitable
location for the Frlends' school, end0W
cd by the benenoenos Of John George.
II is sail that there were 80 pOrtoDs In
the committee, and among them were
William P, Bancroft, Of this city;
Robert B. Dixon, Of ENston, MO-; Isaac
Eyre, Of NeWtoWn, Pa /; Edward Web
Hlsr and George Watson, OF PhilAdel-
phia; Benjamin Heritage, OF GoUosstsE
county, N. j.; and Henry h. Fell, Of
Trenton, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22
ahs tar .IIommon.r,,

TIE car "Oommonsr," hslur cling to
Robert II Coleman Of Lebanon, Pa. 10
charge Of j, @. b HArshAll, hae been At
the Jaokson and Sharp Oompany'
works sinos th6 9,h Inst. RsttlnR over
hauled Mr.. Marshall will return with
it In two or three days. It's said to be
the hAndsOmsst car in its interior ar.
rauRenent In Central Pennsylvauis,
Mr Coleman Is president OF the Jack
sonville. Tampa and Key West Rail-
road, Florida
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 92.-Ths mem.
bers Of the ScattTrEogd family, resldirg
at No. 92 Neil street, German own, we're
nearly sufiocated on Monday by lnh lling
coal gas from a stove n the kitchen.
Previous to retiring on Sunday evening
IRE coal vas put on The fire 10 The
stove The heavy wind durl z the night
drove the DOT down the chimLey aud
gas soon FLIED the house. The mother
aud four daughters, who were asleep on
the second d or, were rendered uncon-
seious. When found by nelg bors they
appeared TO be dead, but DR. Muller
managed to bring the patients back to
consciousness Yesterday the daughters
were much improved, but the mother is
still In precanous condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

aoLYoEE. Mass Nov. 2l-JbArles
Z Persons Of Northampton, no,orion.
for hidng ignorant immigran q Cassl,
Garden and hring them to iaimers Ia
tas' section, Vas arrested III this cts
Yesterdsy lor having g PglEn .eT, d, ossel
enty In oYeralls, shoes als thin csay.
oaAlned to tho scat OF his buggy al
aaheFipg Intensely from Ihe cad, vhloh
literally fICzs the tsArg On his parple
cheek, The people are greatly excited
over the mater, end Parsons arrsRs
saved him nom being Dobbed Hs VIII
% 1flei to-day iot assault, fake imprls.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

The ladies' Of the P. Church Of The
Covenant are holding q bszF for the
bsnens Of the church in the Mccartney
Y Kenny building, corner Fifth and
shipley sttests. whers many handsome
and useful articles are to be disposed
o.. Prof. OOmpton's orchestra Will be
Ia attendance on Friday evening and
VIII render some choice se,eotiouE. Be
sure and come and don't forget to visit
the SIT gallery, where there are many
cutiositles TO DO seen, for that alone Is
worth the admission.