davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

The Principal takes pleasure in pre-
sonting b. the patrons OF Hebron
Academy the above board Of instruct.
ION consisting Of three college grad
ua,o and a teacher in Mathematics
whose excellent work in past years
has given her good name, well de-
served. and needing only an announce
mont that she ia 10 remain in charge
Of this department.
II will bo the aim 81 this old school
10 be worth more than ever before NJ
training school Tho course OF
study has been carefully revise for
the coming ycar-spocial attention
and time being given 10 the study OF
English Grammar and Language,
English Analysis, Rhetoric and Eng.
lish Literature.
Mr.. +. Il Glover. will have
his new and large building ready for
letting rooms this Fall Term. The
rooms are well ventilated aud conyon.
Ter. aud will be let at reasonable
prices.
Expenses a, Hebron Academy as
low a. at any school, Of similar grade
in the State. Tuition. Languages
500, Higher English 5000, Com
mon English $500.
A teacher in ponmanship will be
here throughout the year.
Any information IN regard 10 the
school and assistance in securing
rooms gladly given to all who Sil
write % the Principal or Sec Il l.
Packard, Esq For catalogues or any
information desired write
W. T. SARGENT,
Principal, Hebron, Ne
Hebron Academy, Aug {, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Ths pernnCfais 81 O1fufi CuuntT ~iil Ass.m
Do On CnnVrnttun 40 ths tuuft House in Paris
nn Mftinss.faY. Aurutt o.. 49, ~ Sen O'Clnrk iu
trs frrrrruH. a. nominate Caufi iaiss fur The
fsIinuire Ufl -. TO ~snaturs. fudrr -
Ffaists. ~ - PROT. a.. AtrY. sheriff. freas
aui q 0uuufY Ournmissionsf. Alsn "a slcci q
namf-rafiC Oouutv tommlttrs. AMI "a trans.
srf suCn other Business 80 MAJ prufsfly come
hsfrfr TIE convention. bach town AMI Plat.
q 1uu 1000 o. sutitissi tn one dsisEais. and one
sfittinnal fuf even any votes or a frartoa
en- rsof tssf fnf TIE dsuoCfsitr can tifats Tor
governor ~ the election in 10.
Ths tuuntY COMMITTEES I'LL D. IN session Al
TIE tu.un ilrlse. Paris liill. AZ o'clock A. N.
Goa ths day 10 me Convention "a tucsiVe The
cfssisutisls ~ 90. delegates
tinu william l.. Putnsm AMI iIon. charles
q Allen are snprgtesi "a address the CunFCn.
tlnu ln thr Arsfnnnn.
Fst orisr % DcmocrAtic CountY COMMITTEES.
a. fglE, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

r, "a HY.asa,is H.,isd 81 Cpssf. C,.,.iss,o.sr
sr,iAis OF - ~ tessiT y or6'Tdi
'I'uE saisrsirasd ciiifsas 10 said coIntY. 10
tsfsstsd. - .psrtulf fsgfs.sai thNt ecu noa
rsntenisrfr sti nfrrsfitr frlalrr cntafe 81
nais Ia las present lpttlet pablo hishsag 10
NJ tssa ~ AaioVsf, saii 90 fatrs al la thal
rsft shteh srsnts sssisflT ifDa tie ssst eel ~
ths Msulli hfttgs e. 81 - efnsflaE 80 West
nranrh ~ Fiis Rifrf alf "a enfinE thervlfo1
iB ths futsfsss iIn OF the h1stav rat ths
rhsnss fsgairsi eanms islas a. paiat Ga ne
aoith q 81 skt pfssrat hifhstT 81 ne = W.
esfusf q asry ". rSaf's isni, aai eoail. aiag
ivtr saf Fr1t's lsai, In q npfth ssstflF dHco'
ton uhtu u nscis ~ nTroa Fott. AL tasft u
eoanerf sni snt. Ia shtnfssa ds.ifsi bsins
sfraiT grsfri lt = ulsasafc asd SD sts Nor
oashfsfr b. tssms srisg 10 the t.Akss.
louf petit nnFfs tufihff per thtf thsi part OF
ne nYfpa fatt lsiaE hats - ne tsfninus - ths
as- "a Asts'i Zoe. shish liss sosh sAsisflI q
ne n. ". Poo holss. AL sailax q the guii'
pe.i % east siis ofths gishu'y fosi, b, iisc'a'
unusi
Thsy thsrsfsrs pray thai Ysa 1is. The sal
fuuts. ani lassts he sane. aad nass sush de
crnNhuNnces, rhangs 90 rhAnsss a. MAJ sssu
sfupff u 10 intsmant ~ yoar Honofibls board
ani as IN tuiy baasd 49, ever Pfay.
Dsls.i, Aai9fsf. iaas q, 4. u lsss
MAgY " rOOR.
And oihffs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
, q. b.. co..ir oossl.Ilo.sr, ~ D. os.ai,

n, ns Hea oo~siy ooa=liilossr' ~ ls Couaf'
n OEford.
WE. the Hndersignsd, Seleeinen % Bethsl. IA
w the sail Couaty q ONfDft. AathofiIsd ~
vote 81 sAd t0~n. wOuid respectfully rspreseal
that patlic Necessity ard eOaysaiencs require 4
chsnEe In The locauon ~ The highway, Ia sad
Hsthel, leading from the Hanover feug, 90 cali
"a. " the road lsaiiaf from Beans Corner 10
asmfofi, sah change 20 Be ~ folloss, % ut
Bsgiuuins on sad bixhwsv siA point near the
too house Of George Pitcher. and theaes ranatnx
sOstb q ssteriy 20 a pOiut 90 sud roNf lead q
iron Resn's Corner % Rnmfofi. near ihi house
o. REGARD Eslsss aiso ~ dshas Old location IN
the call Ferry All erect monlmeats. aud Also q
change In the highway lsafinx iron Beans Cor.
Ger over the thunder Iiill, % called. % bethsl
HIii, % wit! leaving sad highway AZ nov located
al a point sboat one fourth Of mile sasterly
ON Toe house % Isaac u L.ltuehais, snd n nee
funntag up, On or near The nofhtfly ellie Of the
asli, % the road LEADING past sait issas n liz.
tlshsls's h0ase. at Q point near sAii house. Your
petitioners therefore request yOur iioaOrabis
board 70 yiss ths premises and tAss sueh scIiJa
Ibsf,0a a. Law and yusIlos NAY rgsire.
A. W. GRONEk, ssltcimsn
q. NJ klsBALL,l of
n. \. kiLBOks, Bsthel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

A NEwsFAFEK item states that New
York Star reporter Vas sand.bAsssd and
robbed o. diamond pin and .ilk UNI
brella. II i easy 20 understand bow =
reporter could Be sbl. TO carry /. silk UNI
br,lls. II there wAs no name plate on the
handle BAT hos b could have possession
Of q diamond pin. i mystery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Gen Sheridan Dead

General PhiiP n Shsnd.n died sud
dsnly Saaday nigh, a, Nosqaii, Ma"
Hs symptom. bad or some time all been
favorable. snd be VS. thought 70 be on
The road TO recovery. An attack o. heart
failure I'D 20, yield 10 The rsmsdis. used
ia The past. The snd was peaceful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

A sREAr Republican mas meeting
vii Be held in Portland on the afternoon
and evening Of Wednesday. Angus, 18th.
The simple announcement that Mr..
Blaine is TO Be present and speak would
be satfeien, TO insure . BIZ crowd; bu,
10 addition to Mr.. Blaine. the meeting
vii Be addressed BY Hon. Warner Miller
and HOa- A. w Tenney Of New York,
and all the Maine COngressmen exeeP,
Mr.. BOatslle. Reduced fares viii BE-
given on all the railroads. and there will
undoubtedly Be . crowd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

The M,tNE CoNTEKENcE Of 5. ID As.
vsu,i.,s will bod IT, NEXT annual camp
meeting 10 the city 81 Bangor. Sept. %
N the same grounds they occupied last
year having been engaged Tor the present
season An unu.uAlly large number from
al parts % the SiAi@ are expected AZ this
couvocAtion. The NJ CR Il has grant.
Il The usual half fare reduction 20 AL who
attend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
srArE oy NAME.
COUNTY OT oXTogp. . -Ba.ri of Coun,I
Commlsiigasrs. MAJ .ss.'on, isss, bell b. o.

COUNTY ~ oXTOgn. .-Hnsri % Coun,y
Commistigasfs Mar -ss.'on. isss, bell b. 81.
j ufumsut inlY list. is.-
rpoa ths fofrgoiag nstifion, satisfaetofy sFt
tsac. haTinr bees rscsiFst thst ths pstiilrnsr.
ar fesgoosihis sni that in4afy iuto IN merit. NJ
lhsif aipicatiau " sxpsdisuti u 10 ofiefsi thai
ne Coautf Coamissiuusfs msst AZ N And1Fef
ft1uss 10 std AaiTYtf. 90 TtnrsiaY, The tssn.
usth fsy u -spisnhrf nsst attsa II ne cios 4
4. n sd thrncs pru~ci % sls~ ihs
fpnts msntioasi In faid pstiti1ui tmms'
fiaislY snsf rhirh ris., q hsafinE ~ me lsftis.
ani thslf .'asssss ulil - had al sons cynfsn.
eut gisos 10 she Virnliy, ani sueh other nsa'afs.
tstsh In t1s .fsmlsssA ~ ths Iommlssiousfs shsi
atys proper. Aniltis iaftlsf oftsfsa that hptice
1iths tins ace ed pafposs Of TIE Jommissioasf
n~sting afofssali - EiFsn o. al psftont anf coz
porsiious iutsfesisd bJ csasiaf aiissisi eopissol
.ali ystiti8n sni % this order thsfson o. -
served spnn the t.sfk OF ths tssn II
AtdoTrf nd also rustOl 10 it three Vublic
pisv. 10 ia ty-u at Tunl.sn-i IN -
sells srrrrstlFrlT in thr uklgrf u ina.
er.t. nssspapcf puntsi al Paris. iu SAD
coaatT % Osflfd. ne afsi u ssii pablicsiioa.
snl zach a tbs stnef nofiors a. D. usais, .sfFsi
.nd posted 81 ssst thfty days bsinfs saii tins 81
restins. o. t1s col that all psfsons anf c0fYofa.
Toe. laaY thea at there agg 80 and she's ease
say thsy haze. 81 ths pssYsf Of ssia petltsusrs
sloali aot D. sfantsi.
Aue.l. ALBERT =. AuStiN, Cisft.
A tvs C9?T Of sali rstiiion ssd orisf Of Couii
thsfrun.
Attest, ALBERT :. AUSTIN cis't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

TuE Democrats bad a barbecue 81
Bangor Wednesday. A OO.pound on
was roasted whole and distributed 20 the
multitude. Lower rates were secured on
the Maine Central than were ever before
known. Asd some tickets from Portland
were even given away. TO help insure /.
good crowd. Several speeches were
made, Mr.. Putnam being the principal
speaker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

RiDSE HAGGAED was on = steamer
which ~as wrecked q .hor; time since.
the passengers having = narrow escape
from drO~ning. Ba, probably II Hss
gard had been drowned. be would have
kept on writing stories Cor = Number Of
years, a. Hugh Conw.y did.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

THE Prsssn, campaign i mos, extra
ordinary one in the number Of former
Democrats Who are coming out in sup
por; q Harrisoa. Mortoa add protection.
There are lots Of them already. .nd the
campaign Is hardly opened As yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
MARRIED.

IN Noruay. July ., ~ Rev. J. 4. Cory. Charlie.
= Loyeioy 40 M. Eliza 4. walker, both 81 Not
~.
n Sionsharu. Juiy .. ~ samnsr Erans. Esl,
WI II. McAAlstef All Iva A. Gcodsin. eoth u
~tnuftsm.
n Es.t -liassr, JAY ., b. W. a. Eastman, Esq.,
lat .amnef.
IN wooistock. JAY ,. ~ Aiisu Chass. Mr.. Nose.
n. Rasssl al Mr. Abs N. Biliings, both 81
Mossisiofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
COLI StAkea

The third annual trol,lng meeting OF th'
OHfori County Breeders Association
which viii be held the 2ist and g2i. proml.
- - b. very Interesting. A list OF The
various contests may De found In our al
vsftising columns. The entire. In the coll
races, att some other Interesting mattel
In relation ~ The meeting. are given In tn
horse column on the nrsi page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

BEorHEE NORWOOD. o. the Oxford
Coau,y Record. is.us. daily called The
Assembly Record dgring the session q
the Ch.uisuqa. Assembly ~ fyeburg
"A Commercials enterprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

A WILLOWS PENSION. With arrears. has
been granted 20 Sarah T. Shaw of Ban
gor. ~ido- o. Col Frederick T. Sa.~.
=, one time proprietor Of the Oxford
Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

a. ns Hssasisls C.s.sig Ce-s's't0asT' q "a
Cs~sfg ~ 0rflrf
I'IiE uni fsiguei. e'f.f,n, Of snnasr. solh
L fcspss fnlIT rvpftsrn tat eommpn elaven.
tsact All a. rsstg rrl iifc csfitia chAagss IN
Ia rOlte of thf g anti saY, q lah oat b. Tsaf
tl0a0fAbls iiotfi "a to. t-tsren Easi suhaef
sni huckdoit.-rnsY vail thsf tote rs.gsci
nlly Ask souf HOatfab r BBtfi, alter ias n9tiff,
q Vies sAI rue ani make ne 81 chaaze.
Ihsr,la. Aai a. On dIty bsaat ~ svef o..
GEJllsE A. MAAth,
ALd Is olhsfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

CoSoKEssNAS McHSLEl. q Ohio. 'hs
protection leader. i going 70 Georgia, by
invitation. 10 DO Missionary work on the
TART.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Messengers Notice.

OTTicE oT IIiE SKINNY oF ONFoRD CousrI
STATE on MAINE.
OXFORD, sss-Jap ~, A. 10. tsss.
~ Ills is 10 give Notice, that the list dAy Of
Il Jaly, A. u. ls-s, . wsuanI To Insolvency
MAS issuc.i oat u the Court Of lhs0lVsacv fOr
SAT- CoaaU of OxfOri, Axaiast the estate OF
0sorsv b. Wilson Of wOOisiock, "a said CouatT.
al sisei 10 b sn ihs0vent DebtOr. % petition Of
s.ii DEBTOR, which petition vac nled on the
Jla day OF JuJ, a. u. ls., n shlch
LAT namei date interest % claims 10 10 10
eymputct. That The payment Of Any dsbts
and The delivery AMI transfer Of any property
belonging 70 sad debtor, ~ him Of fOr IA.
use, and the delivery and lransler Of suY prop.
eIty BY him arr fOfbidden by laws Thai meetiaE
Of he Creditors % sad Debtor, 90 prove thsif
Debts and choose zoe or more Assisnees Of his
estsis, vii DC beld "a Court Of in.olgeaey, % be
holden ~ Probate Coart Room Ia Paris. In sad
COuatY, on the - iay Of Aassst. A. 10. ls,s. At
nine O'Clock In the iOreu0On.
tive snier my mani the date drst above wrE tea
JAMES l.. PAgKEK. Depaty sherir.
a. hesssnser of The Court ofIns0lvency for ssii
COuniy OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
A s.a.lbls Man

Veal o. kFmp's n.isafn Go ths ThFss AT Lunrs.
N - carirr u1rr csses q Cnurts. Calis, Asthins
iruill his. tfuUp al al 1hrnsi a1i Lang tfuniiss
tan suf Cher ur'ilaas. thf Frcpfirtor has suihof
rei tnY dflFFst o. gire Yuu assuplr bottle ifff o.
oonvin1e zee ~ ~ msrf ~ tbs rreaf remedy
l.lrrc l.lft.es -. 80 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
DIED.

In Easi sumnsr. JAY Is. A. J. Ra..sll. Ag,d 50
year,
IA Grseuwo,i, Juiy =. Jastn Yates, aged 81 ytar.
In isumark. JAY -. Mrs.. Gilbsu warren, Agsd
IA ws,,risrd. JAY Al. s.@s,l Warren. ls,i about
q ysars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
WANTED.

A ART class Do~,l Turner. Ons ~ho can take Al
carr u his Bashins APPy In Per.on o. By letter 10
w.EAJ.P sKILLfS6s.
Ilsfksl Nains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
OXFORD COUNTY.

CxHK's oryWs. Pass. Ms. Ausrsr iih. isss.
Notice IL hereby given that Mr.. J. orln smith Of
Nerwsy, Win sppy Coz slmissioa 10 the Bar. n the
Tern ofths Sap. yai. Court % be holden on the
seooai Isssisy Of October, A. ID. 1898.
ALBERT Q. AUsttN, Clsrts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
BORN.

Iar.r.. JAY Il, % he vi, Of A.'oa corbssi,
80.
Ia WEE ,anasr. Jsly "a. 20 ihs -iis q clarke
iis1dr, "a.
10 woo.i.,ass. JAY - - the -is, q Trahk NJ
lfff. 49,
Ia Grssa-s.l. Jelly -. 70 ,hs -ii ofE. W. Pea
lfF, daughter.
In Grs,a-ood. JAY "a. % he ~, q IIar.e'
NnYfs. "a.
u iif.n. July Il. % II, vi. q Geo. r. cis,soo.
ttnEtffF.
In saos r.l,. Ausus, :. TO he vie Of J. Tr,l
lltny. itaghisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Having whereby d,ur anil grain delivered 10
Portland claim lower prices than city
freight Portland We solicit the wholesale trade
pleased quote prices flour grain and feed PILLS
BUYS WASIBURNS also best Roller -four constantly on hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

ALnERrs.AusrIS cis,l
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

\ letter from Kansas City received
this morning announces the cheer,
ing news that work on the street rail-
way will be commenced on the 18th.
The ties we're shipped from Memphis
Tennessee and have arrived and been
unloaded. Good.
AID. Gather is on the sick list, but
$ convalescing.
John Fulton and Geo. Young de-
part tonight for Arkansas.
John Bentley is the happy father
Of a bouncing baby bog. Usual weight
G Dow has purchased the bal
ance Of the hardware stock of Ross
Bros.
D.. c. Myers left this morning for
. visit with friends and relatives in
Council Bluffs.
John jacobson. deputy oil Inspector
Was in the city the other day, and no
tilted dealers that he would prosecute
all VINO sold oil OF gasoline that did ne,
come up to the test.
Gus Bartch the little "Yernan Pc
nut render' Was taken before police
magistrate West charged with cir,
ing concealed wes:,ans aud doing d
gambling business on = small scal.
He was fined so and costs. and ,h.c.
If the little lads who were also T.. Se,t
were given Is minutes in the city ha.
tile. We could gently in>inuaie h.;
perhaps it would not be "a bad ;de;, i
some of the Older violators Of the las.
in the same respec; be- taken in ant
,reate likewise instea! Of bei,.y let q.
tree. Give them all the same dose
big and little young and old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
MONDAY.
Supervisor Berg is up again.

Supervisor Berg is up again
L. &. Gross has been on the sick
list.
A Z. Becker went to Lincoln Sun
day.
Horace yesterday spent Sunday in
McCook.
Prof. Jud Clark, Of Fairbury is in
the city.
Chas. Newcomb has returned from
"a trip to California.
See the Marble Dream at the
Methodist church tonight.
The government is authority for a
cold wave BY tomorrow morning.
No choice in seats to-nigt at the
Methodist church. First come FIRST
served.
J. II. Remsbur. has been on the
sick list. but We are glad TO say he is
out again.
The admittance tonight at the
Methodist church is but n half the
usual price Of this company.
There will be a grand ball given II
the Moon block hall tomorrow eve
tning. Prof. Clark. orchestra will
furnish the music.
4. J. Welch has been appointed
corresponding secretary for Nebraska
Of station agents railway association
ef the United States.
Parties desiring to attend the en-
t~ertainment at the Methodist church
tonight should 90 early as there vii
undoubtedly be a large crowd in at
tendance.
= Mrs. William Barrett, living a
Judscn departed this life on Sunda.
after a protraced illness. The EVE
! CHIEF extends its coincidence I
the bereayei husband and family i
their hour of trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
SALTWATER.

Saltwater. Feb. ESPECIAL Cor.
respondencel-There was a leap year
party at J. X. Aliens on Wednesday
evening of last week. Those present
report having had a good time.
Louie Orr, who has been going tc
school in Superior is home on a visit
John Purvis of Superior was visit
ing his uncle, Adam Orr, last week
Hugh McIntyr Sr., has lea suf
fering with a lame back for about 4
week or ten days. He is some better
now.
Adam James from near Blue Hill
was visiting in this vicinity last week
j. 3. Potter has traded his farm
for half Of the Guide Rock mill.
Funny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
HIGHLAND

Highland, Kansas, Feb. s--lSpec.
ial Correspondencel-John Merrill
visited Mankato last week.
Ghas. Huppy has returned from
the east.
Married at the residence of the
brides father in Highland, Mr.. Jim
Wsits to Miss May Wood. The
happy couple have the best wishes Of
the entire community.
Tom Brown is the last victim of the
fan loving waits of Dutch Flat.
Harvey Merrill lost arair Of val
liable young horses BY distemper,
William z. Barton has the Arkan.
sas fever.
Ridge Lexgett has moved to Kan
. from Nebraska having rented Mr..
Geo. Coon's farm in Smith county.
Quite number Of our young folks
went to hear the negro preacher at
North Brunch last Sabbath.
ENocH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

C%ISCISxAr,, Feb. 6-The Metropolitan
Bank suspended payment Tor q short time
this morning. but resumed in u few min
utes. The directors held a meeting at ten
O'Clock. pending which the payment OF
checks was suspended. aud u long line Of
depos,tors gathered. reaching from the
p.yer's desk 10 the street. In . very
few ninutcs, however, the payment Of
checls began and 1t noon the line was much
decrease Tie directors took q 9th r &c
ton than to elec- Mr.. Erohn v~'ce-pre-iicnt,
in place Of MIR. D.Caun PreSid n: Means,
referring 10 the stoPpage of payments, said
there was no order TO- 1t and NJ reason for
il. and that ne did not know there was any
SuSp.. Slyu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

Bv t~i<IeIIrC he symptoms =" OF
ten tak.i. .nr "a. sumption SAINT
.bj. ia. ,.ruuel.i c~it'i"e-- Il many q
~Iousehole. ~ irr~kir- up til" colo
that h. ctseu Developed int" thai
fatal Gi.e-S- Inn;.>T.sd- can he saved
from 80 fs--rp,.Iv u maze
mo ni>. ~ iy s.~piuC = h"tti- al 'hl'
pie -atsr q -'t,r aiwrv> IN y"nr house
Califr.Ii,, ,ar-r-rure i .guailr effect
,ve IT, er; ,.-4,i,c al Traces a.: nT>a
ca,.rr!, 2.;it ":t.ic>- .rnd' r:rl Ca
ifo,uis les. .~..i.> Sold arri warrante,
by Henry t.n,k II s"-r package,
fer $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
n ~chER0kEES

Failure to Pa Lsase Over Chief 0ayssP
veeo-Ths Nstioasl Organ to - sent -
C0ogressAsa.
TAllEQrAn, /. T., Feb. 6-After An un-
usually stormy lime another milestone has
boon passed N relation to the lease. When
Chief xayes vetoed the bill that passed
both Houses, to release the strip for an
other term Of 6ve years to the same COM
pany, the Cherokee Live Stock Associa-
ton, a SIS. 100 per year, he sent it down TO
the Senate with Q message giving his re-
sons for the veto. The Senate passed the
Iii; over his veto by Il vote Of u 70 4, and
sent it 10 the House. where, after being
laid OF day after day under different
frivolous preteuSes. \ vote wa finally
reached this morning and the Chiefs veto
was sustained Dy . vote Of "a to Is This
settles it for the present The question, in
fact, now is wher il was at first and tho
great lease privilege is yet 70 Be disposed
Of.
A bill was PASSED to send . COPY Of the
Cherokee Advocate, the National organ (which
represents and stands upon the lndisn side
Of the great question OF the dayE 70 every
member Of Congress and every depart
men, and every officer at Washington for
one year. The Cherokees are determined
hereafter there shall be no Gus for gross
ignorance of the Indian question - was
exhibited by Senator Henry L Dawes, OF
Massachusetts, and others who are trying
their hands at doctoring = supposed disease
which they know nothing about
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
PRINCE BISMARCK.

vos.i.ls e. fsoeA
BERLIN. Feb. &-The announcement tAAs
Prince BismArcx would speSk O Tie 4ih-
tary bill Lrsw = great thronS Of people %
the Keichstag to-day, and long before ,
days business MAS begun the galleries
were filed to repie: ion. Prince William,
Of Prussia, and Prince Leopold sea Of
the lste Prince Frederick CbafleA
occupied the court box. while b
diplomatic gallery was crowded with
the different foreigA FePeessnte'
tives and their families. Prince Bismarck
was enthusiastically greeted on his way 70
the keichstag palace y dense crowds.
which lined the route along Wlheamstrasse
to The palace. Prince Bismarck entered the
Reichstsg ct l:21 and wss received with
deAfenin4 cheers.
Tho House proceeded with the ans read
ing Of the Military Loan bill md Prince
Bismarck arose to address the House. He
said:
Il don't believe I can add NY thing %
the true state Of the ease regarding the
bill ldon't address you on that account
Ny object is to speak Of tho general situa-
ton Of Europe. l may counns myself 70
referring to what I said ON the same sub
joct over . year ago. There has been very
little change since then, when ] feared
war with France. Since then france
has elected u peace low. ing President
and . pacific disposition he's prevailed. !
can therefore reassure the public that 20
Tar as France is coucerueL b prospect has
become more peaceful Regarding Russia.
also, I m Of no other op MON than when ]
said that We have to aprrehend no attack
from Russia The situation must not Be
judged from press comments
''The Russian newspapers ! do moi h
iieve. I believe the Cars word absolutely.
The situation on the whole is not different
from that OF 1872. Igrant that the conceu-
tf1tion Of Russian troops on the frontier
may appear serious, but I perceive NO cause
q pfetext for . Russian or . European
war. Russia has NO interest to conquer
Prussian or Austrian provinces.
'Indeei, I 60 20 far in my coa0deoco -
70 cay that even . war with France would
not nccess,tate . war with Russia. although
the latter eventually would involve the
former. It IL true tina I can not demand
IN explanation from the Russian foreiGn
Odace regarding the ~coucentratioo Of troops
% the frontier, but having been well
~Ocquainted with Russia's foreign policy
for . generation I may have my own spin-
Ion in this matter. ! believe the Russian
Cabinet intends . make Russia's voaca
heard 1t the next European crisis I'D
therefore wishes to push her military
forces - far westward - p0asible."