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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-08
Republican Rally at Rochester.

The republican rally at Rochester last
Monday was grand success in numbers,
enthusiasm and all that goes to make such
eral turnout of the citizens of Rochester
and surrounding towns. Ladies were pres
ent in large numbers. The procession was
headed by the Rochester cornet band fol-
lowed by the veterans of 40, about forty in
number; the Rochester republican club,
notices and log-cabin drawn by four
horses; living representations of protection;
the republican clubs of Hancock and Gran
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Caledonia County.
East Hardwick.

THE primary department of the school
under Miss Minnie Adgate gave a very
pleasing entertainment, consisting of reci-
tations, music, and other exercises in the
school hall last Friday night. - Rev.
and Mrs. E. f. Rogers were in town last
week. - The new SASH blind and door
shop near the railroad station is being
rooted. - Repairs are progressing upon
the railroad station and new platform for
the delivery of freight is being built -
Mrs. Jennie (Stevens) Gates and daughter
of Lebanon, n. H., were in town over
Sunday.
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is spending his vacation at his home. 80
The Ladies' Aid Society meet with Mrs
Wrisley next Wednesday.
Woodbury..
THE Buck Lake Granite. Company has
bought the Lawson place of the town and it
is expected the company will soon open
another quarry. 60 Edward Hendrick
from Massachusetts, is very i'll at Aaron
Cars. - May Carr is improving. 60
Mrs. Frank Batchelder is quite ill., - A
block of granite estimated to weigh nine
tons and four hundred weight, while be-
ing moved to the Center, sprung the axle of
the truck. 1t is soon to he moved to Hard
wick for shipment. - Mrs. Corthell,
from Connecticut, with her children, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w Foster. - Mr.. johnson from Lowell
Mass, is in town visiting A. j. Lyford's
people. - Alton Benjamin sold a fine
Fearnaught colt, three years old, to Mr..
Johnson for $40. - Harvey Dow has
taken his fine herd of Jersey cows and
calves from this town to market
South Woodbury..
IT is expected that republican club will
be formed here. - A party consisting
of Willis Leach, Herbert Lance, Robert
Brown, Willie Abbott and Glenn Hall have
been in camp on the shore of Dog pond the
past week, but have moved their camp to
are to be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Kimball
Cameron of West Woodbury., Alvin Cam
eron and family of Calais, Mrs. George
Lance, Mrs. r. w. Lance of South Wood
bury and others. - A party from East
Calais, consisting of Mrs. Eva Wilbur and
son Perley, Walter and Helen Eastman,
Misses Gertie Hammond and Winnie Pierce,
are in camp on the shore of Nelson pond.
Worcester.
THERE are four of the Harrison men of
1910 in this town. The republican
rally Saturday evening was well attended,
and the address by John G.. Wing, Esq.
well received. After the address the
Worcester republican club was formed with
forty-two members and the following Off
GERS: President, II. A Hancock; first vice.
president, DIR. G. n. Hunt; second vice.
president, j. A. Kelton; secretary, III. d.
Vail executive committee, j. A. Kelton,
Roger Hovey, w. w. Collier. A com
mittee was appointed to raise funds and
purchase a flag to be swung over the high
way. 1t was voted to have another rally in
the near future - The Sunday-school of
the Christian church of Calais will hold its
annual picnic in Harvey Ainsworth's grove,
near Maple Corner, on Wednesday, August
18th. All are invited,
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Windsor County.

FRED GEORGE and Eva Mott, who have
been with their grandfather, j. III. Mott,
leave for Rochester to stay few weeks, be-
fore returning to their home in Byron, Ill.
go f. b. Paine of Lexington, Mass,
with his wife, is visiting his brother, G. S.
CONTINUED on EIGHTH PAGE
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Barnard, Sumner & Co.

II tilC ittNiCo Will NdtOll llllO
column closely they will find
out the movements in dry
goods from one day to week
ahead Of all other sources of
information.
You will not forget that we
offer you standard goods in all
lines-new, fresh and stylish
always at the lowest prices.
You will not forget another
important point: when we say
that goods are stylish you have
onr judgment and taste to rely
upon.
We have given more years
than we care to name to salts
flying the most cultured taste
in New England.
What we call stylish, there
fore, carries to your mind some
thing altogether different from
what the same statement would
imply where you are not SO
sure of the standard.
August buyers are out in
force to take their share of the
teeming bargains in every de-
partment.
The Norton Seersuckers, the
leading goods of the kind-reg-
ular Ioc goods-a0eha0e marked
TO s I-4c, and there they stand
while yard Of them remains.
We bought out yesterday a
large line of the Princess Seer
suckers that the manufactures
claims to be the equal of the
Norton. They are just as wide,
just as good colorings, and to
all appearances equally good
fabric. We sell the Princess
at 6 lac yard also.
We sold 1900 yards Of the
Norton yesterday, and we were
fortunate in securing the Prin-
cess SO that many more of our
friends could be supplied,
Send for samples-or, better
still, send your order, and we
will make a wise selection for
you.
The Silk department has
taken everything from eight
yards down and called them
remnants. The prices on these
remnants are very much less
than regular goods, and almost
all silk goods are among them.
The French Chailles, guar
anteed goods that have sold for
SOC and 81 I-2C a yard, we
have now put down to 80 I-5C.
What we have are the very
latest and prettiest patterns of
the season. They cost us more
than we now ask for them, but
our sales in Chailles have been
enormous this season, and we
simply pursue our usual course
by offering all that remains at
this decided reduction.
Our French Satines, that
won for themselves such fame
this season 81 lac yard,
you know they were), now I9c
a yard for what are left in good
designs-the very last from the
mills. Also a few remnants at
ID I-2c yard.
Tennis Suitings, all wool,
the best French Flannel, Fl
inches wide-pretty enough for
anybody-7oc yard. Lower
grades at soc and 81 I-2c.
Send for samples or we will select on your
order, if you prefer.
Silk Mixed Flannels white grounds checked
off with lovely lines of bright silks, suitable for
the best of summer dresses, blouse waists, wrap
pers or tea gowns, 7oc yard.
White Flannel Suitings-
every lady knows their uses
at CSC, 81 I-2c, soc, 75c, SI.OO,
SI.25; "a to I-2 yards wide.
A new invoice of Bathing
Suitings, decidedly nice, brown
and olive effects; p inches,
CSC yard.
American Chailles, of same
width as the French, close copy
of French designs, at IL I-2c.
Greatest bargain Of the year.
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fooNr1NuEp IRON FIRST pAaH.


frightened by an approaching train, ran
down the side of the railroad track to the
Harlow bridge, jumped off from the south
abutment and was instantly killed. -
Mrs. i. S. White has sold her place at the
Center, and will remove to Emporia, Kansas,
to reside with her sons. - Luther john
son of the class of 'SS of Norwich Uni
versity went last Monday to New York
city, where he has a situation with the
Western Electric Company. - Helen
Howe returned from Wentworth last week.
= The checklist was out in time ac-
cordpg to the new law. - f. l.. Howe
& Co. have a large Scotch granite monu-
ment at their works, which is to be lerected
at Morrisvlle. - f. Huntley has the
work of painting the iron bridge. - The
Central Vermont railroad bridge men have
been replanling and strengthening the
dry bridge. 60 The democrats will raise
flag, with an address by T. c. O'Sullivan,
next Saturday evening. - n. l.. Shell
don, one of the graduates of Norwich Uni
versity, gave his many friends call last
week.
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Waterbury Center.

PROFESSOR W. w. COOKE, and wife of Bur
lington spent last Sunday in town. -
DR.. E. j. Foster returned to Boston last
Tuesday. =-= Miss Lizzie Colley returned
from her visit in New Hampshire Friday,
Her sister, Miss Augusta Colley, from Hill,
N H., is with her. - Arthur Newcomb
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RIOT ~
ub~frsud-i Italian Railroad t,brr.r.
saxc In q NI.t I'M of Mcn u Mo,

1b~frsui~i italian RAILROAD I ,hnr.r. Vn-
gage In , N,"' -t,'e ~ the Ne" h'il.d
MoNrRyAI. sept 90 Contractor On =
section ~ the Hereford branch Tailwas
drew = check Tor $3.50 fr1n IA. cumpan,
on account % contraction, on SATURDAY.
last, aud left tho country WITH the prb.
ccsds. They hal In their employ over
o Italian latpt~rs who had not been
paid . cent - ~"gss since August l and
were in q destitute condition. "a '"on
o. the dup~d fore gn.fs leaned u the
departure 81 their employees t..y ,~cam~
desperate and when Yesterday morning
the railroad company attempted 'o re'rme
the ~ork 81 construction they fstl, re-.
fused to do . stroke and at one logan de.
stroying all they could lay their hands on.
They soon took possession OF the villse. 81
kAwysrviii. and thr~at~asi to destroy q
snlsss they we're psid. \ party ~ citrsn.,
VIII soaas Huugartans employed by the
railway company. inbrfsr~d o. ave
rsiiroAd property and de-.
psrsts hght followed Ons Italian
snd four Hung srisns were tiliei aud |, l.
rsposted hets ~en thirty snt forty injured.
The people ere terror stricken " have
aed leaving their houses and goO-d. l~h,ui
them ~ last sdvicss the Italians we're
piilsging the deserted hoasss. Th~ Fly
eighth battalion left SherhtoDks IA, "yrn-
ing by special train for the scene - To.
tuuuhle
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W~Asnssrus S.pt - TIE s@asts ra..
pii'ss - Commerce '..'.ris. i+s.B 40
trquisf ~ tho ~of-~'sifuns ~ To-. 'sput'Y
- ns french 'fpsf gynd8rA's tn.
i~sforms'iuo o,sAissi ~ss Ns, is@
syndics,s to- al the .~sFl]s, o@p.
iser produced IA Aasttrs sni suii =
abroad rs,ing the Amsst.s. csmisnir'
oue-hs', ~ N. sutn sssi,ssi sl.'sp '.s,,
. ppanf snt rnssins TIE d.ss, Ff~-i -s.a
sbsthsf s1lt st Lonss 81 sisusf In.
'yndicsis he'd tho -sht - 81 : rae, ~ 90
the isl.. - .sl. sd had rssa'is~ts . 81
pssssea1ls ell The rwss.s ~ she s--sn,ry
Thsfs ~-s no Amsftrss m~~r,sss - sss
sypdicsss ard ID. .siss 81 satf~' b. ihs
o1asnsp.s t,.ds, -ss ls-. tkss Ia. s,ss.
sG- for the last ,sp yrsp
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05
A WOMAN PLAN.
4 Wichrs Woman summ.t,i, SOLVE ~.
trubthttIoD Irout.ua

\ Wichrs Woman saam.r,i, SOLVE. tho
iTubituos rrooi.n
wI,nrr.. ksn sept - Ars May
Fimsr found S".tsrlsN morn NJ that hrf
husband "a 81 g. rpfpe ho,ns a.. 90 MANY
prayious n~~asinhs, sni .srn stug that hs
sas q, . prominent JOINT aud ~samh.ng
den where he VA wont ~ s,sy when
iruns, though che hst sali tho teetsT
often mo-, IN sci, him dnnk. she srm~i her
s.lf Nth . god ate sni started Tor toe
place. IN. door sss not uniut.f Toe
bn.ius... aud With rns heavy .trut.
with the axe che bfsts u d0~n
tn. baThsep.T vs. pa tho ipsde getting
thirgs f-,hy Tor tD.ine.. and s~sing the
woman, he ran tn tho usst ros,n and
ID. ksi the door tshlni him Nh. taoss
that door dosn and b. slipped islo . Third
room. che closely foilov .nE hiH reminding
him " her instructions. he i"rA~i VI.
third ippr. sni ~hiie shs -ss
t<~stine " dosn si,Iq~f tesn .
hAet stairway and sos o., of bsnSes
drunken stuj.H. This Infatuated ,h.
suu4Au end she ~"n, ,sst over The fo-sua.
y III tho axe, smashing ~~~ry thing ,gsas
shl.. tai ing ~ n.irrof. and siSins .t-~isi
attention to The pstsph.rnalLA q ts. uss
After brsst ing sv-ry thing Mr. Emsf
gave her hu.tAnd q tee nio~. IN tho fscs.
~.Lins him up sra msrrh.i BIN h oru..
~h.rs sh~ treated hiHa "a srt' ,ls.. s0g
ging Nth = hn.gy ship
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05
The CHAMPION BIoAMiSr
Jsn.s ~ Bross Confronted /. s~aft ~
tU.~n -, .i. fhit,, ts.- Wt'.s

JAM W bfo0o teafrunfst 10 sFuff ~
tu.~n" -, .is fhtrt' hrs. wi''s
bsiEufr, sept ~ .Ai.su' hf'v.n = the
NIrt, three ~ou"n Mo s.re married -
jane " urown, the chsup.H. . tanttt
since l>~i confronted t,m ~ the u~-.uris,'.
court YESTERDAY ahcrno.n The Nsi =
victim. Included Hs.yn Rr,Ou'rr. Nuoe
ntcrs, u ChicAgu who WITH M VI
Haze, Mar Brulnmin snd NsarN NIt.Itt
son. ~-f- 81. oni, one. csll~i Hu q" Et's
s,iicnc- against Hr1~u IN. heuJAru
woman 49, Zoe prosecuting tturs- u
~as c-tat.shcI that Ifo~B'. uis'Hni oas
g. advertise tof a huusekr-p~r ani .''~t
his victim from nnuig ti" applicant wto
pleased b "a most and mar, tri a. suon
~ possible. lie suuli desert hHf after \
few days. Eve clergy men - the civ
cert he'd 10 marry n brown - a. many
different women sui the ease arntpsi bin
was 80 lear that the prosecutor EFT Il u
the jury tthout argument hrusn trstl.
ii~i IN his owl t.hslt aud fnals q sorry
mess NJ Il, crntrstt,iing himscli ~ every
turn. lie prutc-s'd not t. ~rrnirtu'sr
ANY 81 hi. dupes. asserted th,t he vas
only onr. married aud that hs wife vs..
dead aud tina, 10 wss oncs confined a. q
iuu.tic at New Orleans. brosu~ ss T.,lld
and looked Ike . .,ck man Daring the
trial Nancy Koh-rtson's indignation could
mo-, H. icpr-.srl snd she denounced Brown
o. = ~''pcrniiVus wretch The iurN agr"ei
9th her evidently. fut they took nd' tHur
minute. e. hnd him guilty. Sentence Was
deferred fcr the court 20 Investigate
brow rs career stil further.
Later james " brown. the uu,nruu.
hissmi.', wa. convicted aud sentenced Ia
fourteen years and 80 months IN ne
t.nif,ptluYN
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05
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%, irrisn toes ~ IS hnEast
tht r-.dsst s.tt ever 'asa - Wsu
li-s i~ 'ho ssI'cB - iFua sh -at Hia,
'est ale,o thr rtaf ssd $50 al~sso w.,
400 ,h lnlirJs .tty s,feH agas
thiffJ 'ua' uinIus 'prfh snA ivbss
,rii, rre hu-t..-l -sl tiaf, iirs- So
Tr,~r. rft, "us n}tstss eas, ~ Itsrn
stake uaal 40 s,pssr t.erl"fsiur' -
fNy eigh' d'Etvsa hsl"- g'fn sh'nr
bsii Is f,-,'rioi 49, ne E,'a,h - H.
osnt-t es.t. ~blls niriutA - ss'sh
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i"r a., ikfr-a siuinT 'nssn,h. snd h-''
t-acn ot,srr,- i IN Mach ln isagtsr
is-a ihc ss,rs"rdisasy tr~mp~r~tHre
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np,s.i ir sadit.nn =" 10 . htsr 81
uSr,!"ns. No toss opgob. i~r~gaaH, D..
uudatipns 81 rthrF .sa~sts iesBoa
nsnrs
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An Nrvh,is trrd =" f,-i s,-.'. tbr .s,.I
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50 sui setvtsl susv'. Th- e-al ,sr.@
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r-ts ani trips, - u,-. vHb TO- Ia
strraIu canoe fteN.hE o. p ta' svst
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sut ,s.if tshst. taHis Gee nr' 60 isH tt
- deAtt Pot, AFtet briss ~ i@ar
barred Nvs'srisN q iFts.Haa - - Bee
dissst~f The suHp - sFsW' tas i-f,
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iess ~. .afsrsr. ,stivs sand iprss
loot b. hose" b. sbu. avi DnnsUfs b. .
v O. aud 'nts rtt dew TIE i"ss a. rats-
ct, ~li tHuislty b.. - gs,ts' 81 issi
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N~~ss

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3f.-As amended ~
the House, IN. SENATE JON, resolution 10
~ tho sufferers from yellow fever MAIDS
o. follows. That the .um ~ 5000" -
and the same b. hereby appropriated out
81 any money In the treasury not other.
wise appropriated, 20 t~ Immediately
available, 20 - expended in tie dscrrti1a
al the President u the United STATE. N al
II STATE AMI municipal hoard, Of hsAl'h
and otherwise 90 prevent the tn'r"isr'ion
OF cholera OF yellow fever into TIE latHi
States from foreign countries. or from 0-P
State aud Territory inta another. 90 In tne
tupprsssiou of or ~prsveuan; ,hs ,pEsst II
dIssric,.."
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05
TIE BURLINGTON STRIKE.
circular of the Bto'hrrhpoJ tonuisnt "fa
l.u,l NIgsar,


IutC,Do. Sept ~ Division NJ. r. -
tn Hfutp,rhrul Of Locomotive Engineer.
issued "a CIRCULAR a Wr-k ago. IL d~~,iar"-
the Buutiugtun stsikr b. stn "a that III"
Darlington - losing money ~ tlst, n not
fa.tor than when Tho stf &c. began TINT
costly WRECKS are ru'irruus. Nat Toe
Wr.cktE tam - con .snt'y ~on,lln' "a,
and Vet WRECKS hoyet q he burned VA order
To- clear the track that th" company 10
trylng e. get the Oh men ta,k uu' BE- not
succeeding.
tn. circular cvh1rt. tradfastnnss uuug
the strikers. SAYS that winter ~ fast AT.
preaching aud that tho r"Hd will hs," t.
.uccumh ~ the strikers 81 - u receiver.
and ihata receiver viii have to settle " tn
III" strikers in order Ia run the rohi
Tho ~cir,ul,r hopes better rules f"p
strikes Will ir adopted by tho upNt COM
yen,iun. that the federation scheme VII
succ-, a and that fuT The bcn..
III 81 the ~ krr- Nil h. rrunpilN 80.
United II declares IN. co. l. losing 10
"a every ~ ~ the Assessments.
The suggcstlpns az. rnai"'hat the Order
~ Railway Conductor. te me ulaI he the
federation; that y large Sinking fuuI tr
cstabl shed for strikes.
All communication. ~ &. stated. shpu|i
hc addressed 10 J. \. Bsuers sen. Aurora,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05

TosTEs. ksr. sept u 1bo Ff.fs
Tr~ssufvr prrp,rrl ths foiios ,H. 'ta's.
n,sn, q 10. i-pJcd iuisttscar.l q kaH.
as - ths forthcoming snuusl rr -
~" permanent, ssalai tuDa h-s irv-.isl H
stats. oValNtr municipal 81 ~,b.ra t.n o
the sum 81 = - ~ a. ne kaIs AFf.
,uiiutai COLLEGE hA. N;' s9lf1 invested 30
lsHts = tie .aus. siri fsH r1S - t4"i
'l.pn. sta" Jpscf.f'r tapi ttts o. q"
~" state tefln.' Nto-J fupS ssG4
Thr sthts ~Asp'ni'rssi irI. siso bold.
a. a.. -. ~ s;s - In nr'es snI Astoa ate
II" t9tAi sat- fsis % ssIAH" @H ~ ~.
snuaui all tst sIdaS 80 5000 ;. h. q
@s "a int~sfmvrt bV these vss COS faa1s.
'hs permanent .'hssi tsnA hssAlsS zee
greater TsTt It
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the ,,tsrutvat4,f 60 uhs fs,s
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tNltE 90 90 arrr-si,ss art vnf
a. Awa. - surirHt .nrdusss aa' ,t
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ri.a 40 shit nasH ke5 m~sAslf~i
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di.trt,i. a.,e.tat.a o. Uhs ~itsst...ss.
Itusus huui a., isstsFs hs@N 'hI
i~st - the h@ti,uss - ta,sT~ @yf.sFss
- r~raanu, ,fshofs ~. v~ss, 81 nhes'
a. rtrait~ sRd bpr. @u.~ss H. iu~its
stlth 80 drstined ~ - the tht,
tsia - mtasi,nsp iStSF Nr Is-
haa Ivas,-d S. ,ho tsgi.sh ~,th,~st e..
srns, ~ rsf-~s.ihliii, o. usirg 'tsf
v-Isrr Aitgti biftbE n stus' EsUsr
sii"n ne rst,,es ts1 l@eafr'.i ~ 90
Esri us - . r~oIlc bs,-' stvvs - Ss
Impossible ~ vsisi ~na tn -has
mr',N N ~hs AS ies, a. ait~a. Ne
ito ru~st slave 'rs.tss - ~ ats.
i"st~i s,Aar., o. p r.hf.-, ss's.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05

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.ss sts ao-et
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sssa~ - ~a srHss 80 tnes msas
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- s~s ss4 eN ssH As.ss .. $3.50
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gas sassa. ~ A.pa a sass s. ..
s.es ~eas zoe . - ssss Ntva.ts - %.
VI $50 saseas4 a~sst. sss - .aas
- ssstos ..ts 90 Nss--.a tsas "a
ass~se-1 ss tsssss sss.ss Ihs. 800
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.seA asss ss.a~tsz. es-s.8.
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q a. sasa ue rsa. tAs ..a 49,, q ns
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yNs~s.sp. -. 80 syaaasfH- - ss~s4 -
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ft.s - t&s ~r@ o. eAvs.s~s sAs.s
,tssssst 90 - 49,
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'r.as~ts. 80 sAs ..sss' .as .ssss' 81 t.~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05

NV oRLSANs sept - - shr.vsp1rt
Rsion k0ass. Nsi.n@r and vleisharg.
have volaniAriiy bottled them..ive. up
The foilos.ns letter from . taanrs. -
tahl'shm~rs In N,eksbsrS 10 gen'lemss
In this city 10 given - shos ins the EJECT
In one respect Of toe oct Every hsns "a
tbs city 10 In ssca . dsmorsli rcd oouditiou
sAAs colscssoss Are n.xt 70 sn lfnIs.st.l-
ny esd the ehaness are that thing. vii 10
10 b>stsr for uests 70 eoas. A nsaah~r af
oaf essinsss nsn have isft sewers plso~s
hsss hsss c!os~A Ashdfeds II ci'iS-ns
have goss In every direction. ana N Goa
ssqseacs q the treble n vi ~ - stss
- osss Ssr st~liSsIesA"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05
Tho Is.,.s,iy. ssss...

~ lorIs. sept - u Yos. sbn
CLAIMED - 10 treasurer - ,hs IA ahsaa
S~.r-t servio~ A.~S sion 81 H4rhss,
Kan, ss. arrested Yesterday ~ I-;sc-
tive. Tray and Tass", ~ bad si,.r.
iis~d in Ia" fspy' Tar o"spis u g"-i
detectives and bal r~~"r~d guits . nam
,er u spPitostaous sRi ~hsr arrested
bal obtained - from fhhip E..s~nistisr.
- h,aa he hal sagH..si AMI va h. give q
hai.s ami detective. ESi~r Tts polio.
.Ains Yuft J. . TRAD and th,y sgpib.l
yse>rIay s~ft.rEsn % q warrant A@ss.,
nm for employ uaeut q usea a. So detective
~vk In ~ i>sal. a ihaSi Era, ottABiBg
pNrmis.iou - the bard q Psiss taEl.
sicusFx
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-05

wAsrT,grOs. r@Ys. q Th@ HOs.s
Judiciary Cusnmftte~ to-day ~rssssrr3
tn. .ssi.cs u ,FHsrA Th-rs srs = n4siss
81 ball. ooac-rnin. trust tsfars a.. o@.
mrfs- varying ia the 3sgTs~ e .sv.r,y
sta phics y . irogns@a ~ tf.ss
them. AMI airsrihs materially IN
tsts..s ssils sgfessng s~ah~sAAttsiiv
10 N. iatsn, 10 read thsm lsog-fauvs
CO ~ rrohst4s tssss- u. rwssi, 80 the
cpmar,-s "a. e~onvihossa Mat H. ,sbjs~s
oil require very rtcs tr~siss~Si t~,oFs .
esasgr~ esn 10 frarsi ,hst -G svsd
roasttct,onal ard 0<hsr ohi~ston., ssA
yst 10 ~ eve. n chs~sns ,ss cf~rstAaAs
81 he usN' so'E.as 'ss aee"~pA s-]
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