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Unprecedented ATTRACTION /
U Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

incorporated in 1865 for Is years by the Leeis-
lature for Educational and Charitable purposesE
with capital Of 81, ,000, ,OOO-tc which reserve
fund of over $550.0O has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote it's franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitu-
tion adopted December I'd, A. d 1879.
The only Lottery erer roted on and endorsed
by the people of any State. =.
1t necer scales on postpones. .,
Its Grand Single Number Deavyfnss
take place monthly, and the GraS6
Quarterly Drawings regularly every
snree montns March, Jane, Septsnbsr
"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN . FORTUNE, SECOND CRANn
DRAWING, CLASS b, IN THE ACADENY
OF Music. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY.
Eebruary 5ths 1883, 2l3th Monthly Draw
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Capital Prize, $15O,OOO.

2,l59 Prizes, amounting to asa5 no
Application for rates to clubs should be made
Sonly TO the ONCE Of the Company in New Or
For further information write clearly, giving
Money Orders, or New York Exchsnre n crsii.
nary letter. Currency BY Express (st our ex
pense) addressed NJ. A. DAUpHIN,
or n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. G.
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ComlAaissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers ,ciu
pay all Prizes drd,on in the Louisiana State
ters.
J. II. OGLESBY, Pres. Louislans Nat. Rk
PIERRE 1ANAUx, Pres. State NATL IN
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat Bk
CAhL kOHN, Pres. Union NATL Bank
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SATURDAY, Jan. IA.
CnIrNrIU


President Thompson had the bill
appropriating $25, 900 to build a school
for defective youth reconsidered, and
the amount raised to $4,000. The
bill passed. Ayes-Barker, Foster,
Convey, Hawley, Sharpstein and
Thompson. Noes-Gabel Lewis and
White. Absent-Cook, Roeder and
Steele.
The bill by Mr.. Lewis, to prohibit
payment for labor by milling, mining
or railroad corporations with time
checks, and requiring payment to be
made in U. S. money, was amended in
many particulars and passed.
The Council passed House bills de-
fining holidays. Also, to make it a
misdemeanor to ask to be placed on a
jury.
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8nsiness Garas.

VIM. A. NEWELL, M. ..
OLYMPIA, w.
nFFERS his professional services to
the public in every department OF
Medicine and Surgery.
Office corner Main and Fourth streets
Telegraph building.
Office hours-7 to "a. H.; IL to and to
Residence at upper end Of Main street.
September 80. 1881. 1y p5
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
LUCK ITEMS.

e.ads your tsf... ,res. him screriinr
10 b.. nature naks HIM ysaf frsnA aEj
be stli DO setter ani stf-t uork
The n-~i ~ the American farmer J. not
fast ,ro;ting hors-~. lat fas, isfm horse,
fast DRAFT horscs and fas; p.o~ hog.es-
rher. 4. al~sy. q i.msnd for .pch horses
and farmers ~bo raise them Under Y
nary circumstance. IAN rot ,sil ~ male
raising hofsr- 9 succs.s fsd.ass F1r,s,r.
Feed and water your horse ~sbunasn,ly
~ night after ~osk and tho au,mal has
had time - csoi ~. F~ed stsiy IN
the morning or t~for~ Sork. More horses
ere injured bv hari driving on Q fail
tosnsch than ~ any other process. Never
~ . horss sst or dr.as mach wh-a be 70
got from Wotk.
Tie bess horse Zoe the summon farmer To
ssiss u the drsfV horse. tscssss q reluir~s
lees sAili 90 cell him asd less .npense TO
market 10 constantly opsn to absorb the
draft horse. 60 ~hen the common farmer
has = gost individual Of shls breed be has
not long to wait fcs q buyer.
Never ride q horse without ar.s making
hi. acquaintance aud securing b.. good.
will. 10 To his bead, sp~ak andy. pa,
him. look IN hi. eyes. whe,her you are .
friend or . f,-. hs will judge D, your
voice, your eve and vouf breats. A horse
judges . man ss quict o. . mai does .
horse. -.Ndfional Horse BREEDER
For some tine rspr.s. ntAtlons have tees
made 10 the Illinois board ~ Lls..siock
CoGnmi ssion u. thss STEPS ought to l- taken
20 stop the spread Of iumpy Js~ among
cattle. A. . beginning the t-osrd bs. de-
ctIsN Ia pln.a n man ~ the HMM stp.k
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
IMPERIAL REBUke.
Smpsror William speaks t'isiWly ~ IN.
s~e'niy Uscussi"n CONCERNING tt,s I,e-
ceased 1Ather.

ceased Father.
BERLIN, Oct 3l-in reply To "a request
~ the municipal council FOR an cNplana.
ton ~ the Emperor speech ~ Saturday,
the following. which IL he text OF the con.
Guiding passages VI the speech. vas sent
O. Mayor Forckenbcck. 81 can not but
give expression to very painful remin.
iscence ~ my journey. While | nave de-
voted health aud strength to securing
the peace and welfare Of the father.
land and thus of the capital also,
by creating ties of friendship the
daily press 1t the capital hu, given
publicity to and spoken about the affairs
OF my family In n manner which %
private individual, would never tolerate. |
nm not only painfully impressed bv this.
but my displcnsure has been aroused. I
wish, above all. hat the continuous citing
of tn" name Of my departed father shall
cease. IL most deeply Injuries NV feelings
~ his SON, and II IL In the highcst degree
u~nb"coming. I trust hat when ! chooss
Berlin as my principal residcnce-and ns
n Bcrlincr u always attracts me-ths PEG.
plc will avoid making the private rela.
tons Of my family the subject % press
discussion. The duties uniting a Prince
with his people for the purpose VI making
the fath.rland great and happy are nu-
merous and important enough FOR them
Ia devote their whole attention to u in u
thoroughly patriotic manner, allowing all
other affairs, such as | ave already men.
toned, to rest without giving them pub
LEFTY. They should combine to use their
strength In u faithful devotion Ia these
high and noble aims. I trust the repre-.
sentatives Of Berlin. To receive whom it
gives mo a special pleasure, will endcavor
In this matter To perform their part"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
A RAILROAD DECISION.
THE Power 81 state 0<e,stssss~s TO ~,
tasss AAsmsd ~ the sapvesas Coart.

h VsWer ~ state 0<s,slssssss to Pie
Nssss Amsmsd ~ h sspeesss Coart.
WAsmfS.roS. Uca. D-The tvrrsme
Court rendered sn opinion yesterday 81.
nriuins the Judgment ~ the supreme
Court % the STATE Of Ueorr,s. In the case
Of the ts~orgia Railroad & Banking Com.
rany. plaintiff In error. W. the State Rail.
road Commissioner. Who by authority ~
The Stats Legislature prescribed what
shoSld h. reasonable and just rstes If
transportation. The railroad company
brought an action against them. claiming
that the rates established constituted an
Impairment of ths contract b~tw cen the
State n the company. its charter. granted
IN isa3 having given u the exciusiv. RICH
of transportation over the Tosds II might
charges did not ssceed certain aied rats.
The supreme Court In an opinion by
Justice Yield says that the rsser,e ed right
of . btats a. rsgulsts charges Nv copmon
carriers can not In taken away except ~
contract expressed In clear and unsqui.
vocal Language. The charter 81 TIE rom.
rsny. the court holds. simply provide,
tia, the company shall have tie exclusive
rsht 10 carry passengers and merchants
over lie roads Va long ss the ma 4 i,num
rates specified are not exceeded. IL con.
tains no stipulation, nor 10 n i'm.
Piled, 90 10 my future action
~ b 10 Legislature. n the excius.
i've right remains undi.turt~d thsrs
can In no just ground u complaint that
other Limitations than those expressed are
placed upon the charges authorized. II
would require much cl~arer language than
this to justify the court In holding that
hotw Outstanding the altered conditions ~
th. country In this future. tho Legislature
had contracted hat the coinUsny might
charge for transportation of ~ fson. aud
property over it, line for oil time up "a ths
limits therc designated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

PARIS. Oct. "a banquet was given nj
the Hotel Continental last evening tn com.
memorials the dedication of the statue ot
Liberty EnliRhtening the World" which
WAS given by the French people TO thu
United States. MIR. McLane. the Amcri.
can Minister. and NJ. Goblet, the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. were among
those present. The American Minister, in
replying 10 N. Gobi~t's toast to his health,
said; 1.-THE Joy hat the Americans expo.
riencsd In receiving the statue of Liberty
WAS equal to the pleasure YOU experienced
In Offering II. Before giving the emblem
you had given tn. thing itself. All of the
great truths upon which modern social or.
der 10 based we're elaborated n spread
throughout the world hy French gsaius.
We received them with srdor aud finished
BY developing them. II We have sue.
cssded In reconcilins the liberty Of each
With the liberty Of oil We can not forget
that the germ came from France. The
modern world grsvitatssltowa ard the polit.
zeal orbit traced by France and America.
The symbol which the statue of Liberty
represents will become . reality"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
ADMIRAL poRreR.s REPORT.
scarcity ~ >ntisr-isorn ssiiors-rorpedo-.
Not Altogether satisfactory

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
ADDITIONAL. nlsPATCHEs.

TupRn wrre ten uo,v csx.s nt ysiloN n.
49," :.
yer ~ "a'nesv,'", an" seven'"en ne"
.".vs /" W" "'"'"s ~ n"'".r''N., r."'
"" r'"., my.
SIX new cases ", yellow FEVER ANA '""r
".mths from the disease were reported
I'VE w'Ie OF HERMANN """de' section
foreman on 'he Huntington ROAD, ana Two
" ner sons Were k'''e" near puh"lu"'
Iowa. '"cen'iy ny Mn engine striki"H III"
nan"car upon whlch u were r'd'ng.
t"S saginaw wh'ch u Just
oee" rented !~"roughou'. SANK "t the clyde
line dock IN New York City tho other day
without warning OF known cause.
JtD0E bloDuErr, VI the Federal Court
at Chicago, on the petition VI tho He'll
Telephone Company, has granted an In.
junction restraining the Cushman Telc.
phone Company from infringing on Bell
patents In Indiana.
TMs United States Supreme Court. Ia
the drummer tag case from Texas. has
again declared unconstitutions, amy m.
Cense tax inuosrd dircctlv ar ,nLirr.tiv
UNION commercial trayelsrs frum other
States.
Tug Emperor of Germany has seut 1,NpO
mark to the ssmili~s OF the victims Of the
recent railway disaster near Potauya.
Italy. This has aroused great enthusiasm
% Rome.
TuG story Ut the arrest 81 Q Cosssck
Nihiilst at Hutsrs just before the Arrival
Of the Cars train il officially dscla red "a
b. false.
TINS Washington Court Of Claims met on
the .sth for the winter session. but only
arranged for the hearing NJ = number oi
French spolistion cases.
tn. uehooner Peusaukee and :AOs)
bushels Of wheat belonging Z o H. T., Hutch.
iuson. the noted ChIcsro Hoard Of Trade
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

THE annual report Of the Commits
siOner Of Labor. Colonel Carroll u.
Wright. has bccn issued. It IL do
voted to statistics Ia regard to the
social. sanitary and economic affairs
of women employed in shops ind
factories. These statistics werc col.
lected by women. Over seventeen
thousand women were iuterviewed ind
the results are being tabulatcd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
The Cleveland Emtesslsmru,.

C~LENELANn o., Oct 3-Mayor Bab.
cock yesterday made the following official
statement; "On account Of the recent de.
faleation Of the treasurer Of the city Of
Cleveland numerous kilograms have been
revived. also written and verbal com.
n%unications, from various banks and in.
dlviduals Offering loans To the city.
While this confidence in the financial
standing OF the city 10 fully appreciated,
ws dsrm Il proper TO correct any srro.
nsoas impression hat may prevail. The
had Of the city treasurer 10 sufficiently
anple TO protect the city and the sur-siss
thereto will promptly respond WHEN the
de6c.t 10 determined"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. S,-Ths Minister
Of the Interior has received . Telegram,
from the Minister Of the Imperial Court
stating that dive minutes before the Cars
train arrived at Kutas, en- route from
Tifiis 10 the Black sea-, . kouban Co.sack.
disguised AS an officer, WAS arrested at
the station for having on his person
several handy explosives and some
poison in gslatins capsules. When AZ.
rested the man attempted to poison him.
sslt. Years ~ he was expelled from q
university for an imaginary political Of.
tense, and his career WAS thereby ruined
he WIS one OF the founders Of the south
Russian revolutionary society. Other
msml'ers Of the society have been arrested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
.assansd ~ Telegraph end Nan.
PRnsoNAa. Arm Pu1SrYci

PERSONAL AND PU1aTlCAI.
d0RNERAL r. h sriNoLA hes bsen rsnom.
mated for Congress by the Tammany
Democrats II the New York Tenth dis.
OricA.
DISPATCHES from wsdy Haifa state that
The White Pasha With . large force 10 still
In the Bahr. 81. 0asells. and that troops
from Omdurman ere marching " oppose
him.
JOAqvfN MnLsR, The noted post shot
himself through The Aeshy part Of bic LEFT
hand while huntlng near Nan Fraacisco
The Other day.
Tns Fsanco.C Chinese commercial cOuven.
tioa posssd its nrst reading In the French
Chamber Of Deputies without debate.
A'CADNRr meeting was hold on the 18th,
the principal subject under discussion
beiaG The injudicious letter Of Minister
West 70 Q British. american clsctor Of
California.
n. N 0isRs, the Russian Foreign Minis.
Ter, celebrated the fftisth anniversary III
bis entrance into public life on the 2Sth, 81
II. Pstsrsburg.
II 10 stated that the three Americans BY
whom the King Of wurtsmburs hes ~.
Gently bsen greatly influenced arc Jssuita
and that the King has become . Catholic,
the ceremony Of baptism having besa per.
formed secretly.
MUGS resentment wa reported a. bsDns
fslt In Bsrvls against King ALLAN, who
he'd obtained . divorce from Qucsn Ma.
taiie. II ~ thought the sx.Qu~en would
b . guest Of the CsarIns ct ~. Pstsrs.
burg.
CArrAix {onx DiLi.ARD, of . coaat
steamer, died In . brooklyn hospital The
other might Of yellow fever. His vessel
Wal guaranteed.
WILLIAM r. HAMILTON, CT Ex-Governor and
e1.United states senator, died of pneu.
monla ~ Hagcrstown. Md, recently.
TnK Russian papers denouncc the d..
vorce procured by King Milan. Of hcrvis,
~ illegal, and oil uphold Queen Natalie's
protests.
REV. jams FLEMING died NJ Troon,
Scotland, the other day, ago ninety years.
He had been q minister seventy years and
conducted religious services 10 the last.
He was the author Of several theological
works and was an associate and cO-wOrker
with DR.. Thomas Chalmers In literature
and religion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

SPEAKING ON the needs of the navy.
Admiral Porter says: 1.-THE crews OF
our ships are generally. made up OF
sail1rs from every part Of the world,
but mostly Of the Scandinavian raco,
good. reliable men in time OF peace,
who care vttle un1er what flag they
sail. They come and enlist in our
savy. softsssd In character. it is true.
b..s they are the saine free laaces us Of
old. They chip for money. They
have no sentiment for our flag or
nationality. and possibly, II it came to
an Oction with = ship Of their own or
q neigbboring nsAios. they would haul
down the Americas cOlOrs AMI hoist
their own. This u y contingency
against which we sh0uld provide.
What IL required IL . larger number
OF native born apprentice hoys AND AZ
enlargement Of the cOuvenisuces fol
lhejy iptpedpcti0n into the service"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
70. y. Mcdonald.

L.HAvrNwoRrH, Kan, Oct. @-R. =. Nc.
Donald, VI Fort Scott. has h~en appointed
treasurer ~ the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
by the receivers. He Is one of the hest
known men in Kansas aud his appoint.
ment will meet with appreciation every
where. He has resided in Fort Scott since
1887 aud has been engaged in the banking
msnced building the Fort Scot & Mem
phis Rad and | u ISM. when twelve miles
II the road were completed, sold II to tbs
Kansas city, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad
Company. he has been u member Of the
Legislature and several times mayor OF
Fort Scott In lSS) he resigned the presi.
dency VI the First National Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

TIE argument IN the appeal from
Judge Fairall's decision, enjoining the
Iowa Railroad Commissioners. has
been concluded In the Supreme Court
nj Dcs MOlnes. 1t IL not known whom
the decision will be given. but II II
thought that II will not DO before the
january term.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

q. N. ZuLiCx. Governor Of Arizona,
In his annual report u the Secretary
Of the ~sAterior states that there has
been during DE year n steady growth
and development In the Territory.
indian deprcdati0ns ARE u thing Of the
past. life and property are now safe,
and law and order ARE supreme. Dur.
Ing the year 295,6S1 acres Of public
land ere entered by settlers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

FIFTEEN ofthe ilfty-onc Chinese who
were released from the steamer Bclgic
1t San Francisco recently on u plca
that they were merchants were rc-
mandsd 10 China by United Statos
Circuit Judge Sawyer 1T u request
from their attorney, who admitted the
men could not b. classed ns merchants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

TnE Chief Of the Bureau Of Stats.
tics reports that the exports for the
twelve months ended September 10,
were t679. Gas, 603, IA against t7iS.-
10. 5S1 In 1887. The value Of tho Inn
ports Tor nine months ended Soptcm.
her 80 was t64l.5 500 .SO6. and In 1857
&j35, 1870, 66l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

News has been received from COlum.
Sia, Polk County. N. L., which II In
she mountains AWAY from railroad and
telegraph communication. that a riot
occurred there recently between Re-.
publicahs and Democrats. after rival
political meetings. In which d man
named Brown was dangerously shot.
Many others Of both parties were
wounded and battered I'm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

GOVERNMENT clerks are receiving
circulars from ONE persons interested
In civil-scrvice reform. calling their
attention 10 the provisions of the Civil
Service net relative to political ASSESS
mpnta.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

The NeMc Eric Prcsse says that the
contemplated marriage between Prince
Alexander. Of Battsnberg. and Princess
Victoria, q sister of the German Fin.
reror, has been abandoned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
lNsrycron Wars. Of the Bosto,

INSPECTOR WARTS. Of tho Boston
police quarters. armed with II pick
axe. a shovel and u diagram. started
recently for Montreal. II leaked out
that he h1d gone In search Of u pot
which WINS secretcd by ''Old Joe"
Eowle, and which il said ~ contain
$4,000 In gold, the result III FOwle's
various s~windling operations In BOs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

GENERAL CASEY. chief Of engineers.
says that the plnns for the Congress
sionsl library building are being re-
viscd under the direction OF r. J. Pclx.
In accordance with the wish Of Con.
gress that the expenditure he limited
20 e+.OOO.OOO. He intends To follow
enthusiastically the original Smith.
meyer plan. The plans will be sub
mtttcd 70 Congress at liz next session.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

TnE Emperor OF Germany sent a
personal telegram 10 NJ. do Giors. the
Russian Foreign Minister. congrntu.
lxting him N tho ffticth anniversary
Of his entrance into public life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
THE French Cabinet has

THE French Cabinet has approved
the scheme Of NJ. Pcytral. Minister Of
Finance. To impose u Tux Of one per
cent. upon incomes and Of Onc-half per
cent. on labor returns. Incomes o(
Hess than two thousand francs arc tn
b exempt from taxation. Resident
foreigners are to be liable for the
whole OF their incomes, aud temporary
residents for the portion OF their In
comes spent or collected in France.
The press generally opposes the
acheana.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

FuxrRER reports Of extreme distress
In Ramsey County, Oak. have been
published. The worst sufferers arc
aaid to'be.s settlement Of Polish Jcws.
NUMBERING Pa eOuls,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

SEVERAL thousand miners Of York.
shire, England. have struck and many
moro arc expected TO follow. Coal. In
consequence, has advanced from thirty
70 forty per cent. In price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

TIM 9COOOue4 OF view IOfu, 10
reported Lost In the Caribbean see, with
probably the loss Of nineteen livss.
ALrnsD n. LOVE. . merchant Of Phils.
delphIa. president III the Universal Peace
Talon has published . letter declining the
candidacy for Vice. President on the Ma.
Slonsl EIuai Rights ticket.
BuslxEss failures tlJun's report) for
The seven days ended October q numbered
"a, a against "a the previous week aud
1iS the c~orrespoodIns week last year.
HoUSRrNo, the retired German oficey
Who vas arrested at Nice while mailing .
lrbsj cartridge on the charge II being q
spy. has besn sentenced 10 impr, sonmens
for Ave years and the In ymcnt of a fine III
s1 mO, and be will not 10 allowed 70 ssoI,
IN France for ten yea from the eypira.
Slou Of HE sssSsnoe.
A LAME steam Rju h0use together with
forty tales Of cotton and q jot of seed. In.
longing ~ Frank h Co., on the C~ovington
plantation, near Greenvilie, Miss, was
burned recently.
CLEARING house returns for week ended
October q showed an average Increase Of
IA, COMPARED with the corresponding
week ~ last wear. In New York the In.
crease was 81,
RsrOwrs oe IIleea, repatriation st Nss
York were supplemsntcd nv a few arrests.
Ju.tice Wekfc held WVllIam Y. Coulter. =
car driver. In ~. QUO bail for registering
twice. MIchas, Duane was held ON tbs
same charge. uc rad on,v lived nine ds v,
In the pIacc from which he registered.
Tne Chicago. Rock Islapd A. Pacific rail.
vav has hesn co,nulrted Ia Colorado
RprInss. The evsnt was celebrated by q
Grand BANQUET.
Nsvssrssy thousand were said "a h. in
limo AZ the b~usIness mems parad. AZ New
York ON the nth. which was reviewed by
President Cleveland. The drp,on,tratio
was greatly marrrd by n drencbinv rain.
Tmr Herman Admlrn, has rs.e.tnLiI.hed
a uava, rnrrison At Bnvgymio. Zanzibar,
Three Herman messenger, sent I, The
Mpwepta settlers hnv. been murdered ON
the coast.
A CossAcx has been arrested near 1iGi..
Russia, lie was disguised NJ. an officer and
had bomb, and pol,on on his r~r.op, n.
was awaiting the arrival Of the Cars
tram when arrested.
Tax F.rndny carbon works and an axl.
factory nj Pittsburgh. Pa, we're de.
stroyci by fro tho other night. Loss,
x9U. I'M
Tur schooner Mnhah, of Astoria. Ore.
Wal wrsck,d near tho entrance % Tilln.
nook bay reccntly. A. Oh. hull Of Oh.
vo...l wr. h,,,,,o .id, nm aud ~, .i,,. az
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02
McAlltstsr lSead.

CRiCA0a Oct. 3.--Judge William J.
McAllistsr, Of the Appellate Court, one ot
the NEST noted men on the bench OF hi.
noiS, died very suddenly ~ his home in
R~avsnswccd this morning. he wss
seventy years of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

HxxRY'S. IvEs. the bankrupt" bro.
her. has sold his Brooklyn rcsidenOc
for el25. 900. and IL boarding NJ . FASH
ionable hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

MRs. JAMES q. BLAINE, Jr.. II re-
ported by her physician to be lying
quite sick Wt New York.