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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
HENRY N. STANLEY.
His Plunge Into the Heart Of Africa to
Relieve Emin Pasha

Relieve Fmiu Iosnh
Nothing definite has been heard of Stan
ley since August, 1857. He was then Oh the
.able lands which shape the basin Of the
Aruwimi, u tributary of the Congo. His
nominal purpose was TO relieve Emin Bey
at Wadelai. near the source of the Nile.
Whether he succeeded nobody knows.
From the moment be struck into the
mountainous regions of the Aruwimi his
fate has been yeiled in mystery. He has
vanished from sight as completely as Chi
nese Gordon.
al that is known is that he left his lieu
tenant, Mai. BarttelOt, in charge of q station
near the confluence Of the Aruwimi and the
Congo and himself plunged along the
course of the Aruwimi into the interior.
Thence deserters are said 20 have brough
news that Stanley had encountered severe
opposition from warike tribes. From
Stanley himself no news reached Maj.
Barttelot Sir Francis De Winton. ex-gov-
ernor of the Congo state. explained this by
saying that after StaDleys departure a
party OF slave traders occupied the district
through which he had passed and that snv
messenger whom ne sent back would be
stopped by them.
Barttelot lost no time in organizing a
fresh expedition at Yambunga to follow
upOn Stanley tracks aud. II possible, re-
ileve him. But disease had slleady played
havoc with his command A deadly
swamp stretched round the camp. and Bart
telOt did nothing TO save his men from
starvation. He was previously cruel.
Everybody hated him. One man who had
been TO seek food in neighboring town
was accused of desertion. Barttelot order
ed him to receive 800 lashes. He endured
his punishment. and after few DAYS OF
agony succup bed. bis brother, Aanyema.
swOTe to kllt BarttelOt. A month after the
through the bead The Temnsnt of the ex-
pedition struggled back 70 the Congo. Stan
leys chance Of relief was gone.
The Mahdi was still in power in Kkar-
tOum, lying far 10 the north of the point
from which Stanley started He held in
captivity L1pton Bey, an Englishmsn.
Nufeld, German: Slatin Dey. an Austrian.
The three missionaries and four nuns whom
held were Austrlans aud Itslisns. Several
Greeks were also in khartoum. Most OF
the states of Europe were represented
among the prisoners. Then came the news
that Stanley was marching on khariOum.
The Mahd determined on a great military
expedition 10 the south. He vowed that be
would make war in person on the white
pasha- His expedition consisted of four
steamers and several other vessels. His
srmy comprised 1000 men.
Cut Off from relief in the rear through
| BartteIots death. threatened from the north
| by tho advance OF the Mshdi, separated
| from Emin Bey by marshes and river beGs
which the defender Of Wsdelsi had de-
clsrsd impossible, whittier could Stanley
turn?
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
WHERE IS STANLEY
PERHAPS ne IS HELD a PRISONER
No News FROM Him In Over Year and
it is Thought That He 10 HELD Pris-
oner by Mshdi-somethiuE Abost
the Great Explorer.

LoSDoS, Dec. l6.-Every body here be-
leves that Emin Bey and Henry NJ.
Stanley are botn prisoners of the Mahdi. L.
is al leasl certain from Osmsn Digna's letter
that the Mshdi is in possession OF number
of things which Stanley is known to have
carried with him. and II is assumed that
both the Europeans lives are tco valuable.
from a hostage point Of view, 10 be sacri-
feed by the SOudanese. In the light Of
this discovery il is probable that the
Suakim fight will be indefinitely postponed
Lord Randolph Churcnllls motion for
negotiations is 20 be discussed on Monday
and Il is certain. therefore. that not hing
will be done till after that. it has been
ascertained that the date 1860 was stamped
upon the cartridges which accompanied
Osman Dignas letter announcing the cap
ture OF Emin Pasha aud white traveller.
and which were alleged 10 nave been IA ken
from The latter
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
A CHICAGO CASE.
Decision That Effects Hsh Million
Dollar. Worth of Property.

Dollar. Worth of Property.
CHIcAeo. Dec. l6.-Tns decision Of Judges
Tulsy and Horton In he Liadauer prohioi-
ton case Eas annouucsd yesterday morn
iax b. ths former chancellor The case
rose our n dispute over TIE assets OF the
arm of Lindauer Brothers & Co.. which
failed some time ago for over 10000.
Tindau-r Brothers made confessions Of
Indictment iu iav0r Of certail preferred
creditors hv which number of other
cr~fi ors cltimsd 70 be in danger O., being
iefra1dsd of t1eir rights aud applied so tue
county court to taSs charge 0f the sstate
and distribute the sssets on the ground
that 80 action ~ the nrm Was tsntamount
O. a xerersi ss-iznmsn Judge Prendsrgast
held hat fha POINT was vel taken and ne
sssamei iursd.lti1o. Then counsel Tor
fh. ffrfa1srs west before Judges Tuiey
an1 Horton and asked tor = writ OF pro
hfhirien on judge rr-ulergsst. A rule was
irs1ei citing the Judge to snow cause Why
the w-is sh0uid not issue. The issue vas
I0osd and hss been under argument for
go weeks
The der,s.cr Yesterday morning denies
sh- e-s~sr fer writ on The ground that it
- rnu0fflI whether OF not the circuit
Court nss Jurisdiction 70 iss1e such writ
against the county cnurf cat me Appe late
four- ear.v has such .urf-t cUon. and OIL ai
The uanifuE csss having been p.acs1 within
ths ari sdlctIau 0f the cnancery side ot the
Circuit Court bv the appointment 81 re-
seivrr ev judge Horton. is = fully compe'sn
60 protect a n ~ ths parties I'm interest fro m
6srusqs arising from any clear rsarpsti0u Of
pewar
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
FRIGHTENED -AfTiANs
4As, Are Afraia Of this Uaitsd states
W4r ships

W4r ships
NV Yosz Dec. IA Kingston. IA
uaalca. special - ths Herald says The
Haytlsns are ia stsis - terror a. the
~ saor tuat Jnitsd States var vessels are on
shsir way here 10 demand lhs release OF The
sslEsc steamer Haytian Republic The
Gov.ramsnt dars not light aat they fear
taat u surrender ths vessel "a open port az
he demand of foreign man -of--ar would
naks them unpopular and ~easen their
uLhority az home Hence. they have Ge-
ie-d upon > very shresd move.
The Afias Line steamer Aene Captain
seid.rs which arrived from Nss York last
lisht. brought with her crew under con
'fact With Minister Preston. They vii sail
for P0rt-au- Princs az midnight on the
steamer Arrso. also Of the Atlas
Line. which has been chartered Tor
toe occasion, and will take possession Of
ths steamer Haytisn ReRaolic Oh SUNDAY.
Thev will then lsAvs l-rediafeiy Tor New
York before the Amerfnn men of-war ar
rive. Chief 0ficer WiiI&ms. OF the Acne.
vii coumsnd the returned vessel The
AtIas Company have contracted with Min
isrsr Preston 20 deliver ne Haytian k-p1O-
fir A. Nr~ York and thsv hope 20 accom-
plish II in this way Hagti thus experts %
bs spared the disgrace Of being compelled 70
deliver tbs vessel On tue demand OF a
fars.rn naAn-Ol-~ar. The government also
hops 10 escape the pay meat 81 indemnify.
Il is q l,rsat scheme.
In regard 70 the above. q Herald reporter
last might interviewed Secretary Bayard az
Vashinsten. Thseecretary sad he had no
Information on the subject. but that the
line of action INDICATED IN the Kingston dis
aatch -ould De sgreea5ls 20 him, out that
it,-so- far ~ The question OF indemnity vas
involved it would not make the slightest
difference. The Havtan Minister, stephen
Preston. said that be had heard nothing oi
say such plan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Aass.l nsssiss ~ sas wsstsrs slssa,s~
esstsxs

cattskt
Dsosnbsr Is. - sna - the Mesi AioAi-
gan Fruit 0fswsrs society vlii hold ia
annUsi IaseInF IL fennvilis, with ths to-
losi0g programmes
TUESDAY svepiak Address Of welcoms. J.
" AcCoTmlck response. Ars. \. h.
bsngs fruslasnl Phillips snnoai message
report ~ the past season = fruit ofops-
"a NsSuesosv morning Announcement Of
committees. ths roots II tfees AID plants,
their relation - growth A {. ohcaen. sac.
cessful peach growing, ;. y. nAs1sr
handling sne packing peaches fef market
20 secsre The lsrgosi profit. A. Hamilton
neW varieties Sno new methods auythint
new and val0abit vii ooIas uuaeg this
bead Whsl lssislsllon ls needed J. "
Mccormick.
Wednesday Afternoon-Fruit and IA
relation 10 HORTICULTURE "a A smith
packing and marketing fIuit X horul
commercial cooperation. " A. brown
beat varieties OF fruit 10 grew including ths
apple pear, peach and grape for msfks
ana dessert, J. Lsnnln.
Wednesday EvsnlDe-spFaying fruit tree'
The results ci tie past years expefienoe
J. /. Hopkins. the plum orcharo-Dsst var
ieiies. management marketing. insect sus
other enemies, Benton OsbhsTdi The fruf
belt OF Missouri snd Arkansas. bs gentle
man Tho has had exptflenoe and observe
ton ia that country. TIE coll, climate, mar
ksts. kiDds OF fruit. management of OF
ehards. and habits II the people Will ID
described.
Thursday Morning Reports sf oftcers
sleclion Ct officers. miscellaneous discus
sion; reports of committees
Provisions viii be made 10 entertain a.
fnembeEs from abroad tree Of charge Al
.I.. -.
ested IN fruit 10 sttrnd fhis meeting W
desire that samples Il iruit he brought from
u parts Of this State, especially any new
and valuable varieties. a Committee a.
nomenclature viii examine az uulx wanl
ing name.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
coRlNNe AT eeDMoNO's TONIGHT
Ia Her BuTlesque Monte Crts,o, J.-Ths
bradford Nsws SAys.

In Her Burissque Monte Crisso, The
bradford Nsws SAys.
Dashing little COrnne and her exoellent
company Of operate artists danced and
sing themselves i1to high favor with a
Bradford audience al The opera House last
evening. Monte Crikio. Jr.." j. bold
buriesque on the great play Of the same
name, set with hne music and interpreted
with brilliant musical gems AL toe popu-
lar operas Of the dsy have contributed
something to Monte Cristo. Jf. and the
retuIt j. grand carnival of mirth ard
music that canBOt tai 10 please when ln-
terprcted by 20 unii0rm aud capable q
company as that which assists the
charming and besutiiul tOrinre.
The burlesque on the TWO thieves
from "Erminie" by Pusey and Len
ter was especially enjoyable. Mss
Crawford was mp 10 every requirement a.
Mercedes. Miss Harrington made al ideal
and manly FerHano. hr. PuseY Was Aroci-
ously yillsiDous as Dang ars- AF. siur-
CESS was admired - De Niliefoft and AZ
LearOCk Wa vsfv clever as Noflier. The
opera was lavishiy mounted aud The cos
TIMES were new aud abrasive. The chorus
Was composed of shspely young women
who were ihoToushv trained and drilled.
The scenic effect was Dewi .deflHelv grand
and the grand march in the second rel il
one Of the finest things ever witnessed al
the Wagner CorlnDe j. sli that hef repU-
tation promised ana Bradford theatre goers
can congratulate themselves upon having
before them. at popular prices. one OF tne
most successful and pleasing comic operas
interpreted by q slsr and company OF
extraordinary strength and abilities.
Monte Cristo, Jr., will be repeated TINS
evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

LocAXsroEy. Ind. Dec l6.--In 1853 car
load Of poor boys were brought 10 tbis coun-
" and bound out 20 farmers Among then
was George J.. allen OF this city, who ssid
that be has been kidnapped. he ran swsv
from the farmer 10 whom bs vss consigned
but was rsoaptured and So brCtaliy treated
by the farmer and bic sons that his tortur-
ers were arrested and sent 10 the penitsn-
tisry. Only recently Allen. after lonf
search. discovered his parents. vbo live in
Brooklyn. \. y and bear tbe name Of Lie
psnsfd. lie Is now visiting them. Alien,
or Lispensrd. vss kidnapped when 6 year
Old
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
rHs SECOND DAUGHTER FOUND
TIE Boay - Irsas Hs~es is teaas - sAs
BotLsaa ~ tAs Lao.

Re bo3y - tf~Ae n - As f~~@~ - s@e
BottsAa ~ tAs Lao.
BlRxizsHAx Dse l6.~-fhs BODY u Irene
Hs~ss. t1s ssoond daughter q D.qs Hs~es.
~zs found endsE tie Axe a. Lske fas~ 81
III - o'c.0ck yesterday nOrnlng ey Dstsc-
i've Robbins The water hAd oesn drained
uDUl Il ~ss oRis ieot Or toe dsep. The
child wore q small slip bali covering The
BODY, aad hemp cord fasteded q 10 heavy
nsh p-ztes ~eigniug thiriy po11d y eaco, -
the babe The s~Srcners ha1 ASlut "a 21s
up their ninds 10 give ap en tie gfo0aa
that the BODY vast aot there " teo h9o-
bins thought be would MAKE one more at
tempt lie threw ia AS iiae ant brought
up The hOrrid nnd. Tie Docy rAs bstiy
csc0n pose.i, bul wzs a. Oncs idenilnec ~
James HA~es. DICKS brother, IS BAT of the
dead Irene. The chld vas foina about
twenty fest from the place where kns.
Hares body MAS concealed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

An unusually large company % Nsude-
vile stsrs is announced for the coming
week, commencing tonight. by Manager
smith sfor the patrons Of his amusement
rssoft. comprising some % the best ertis's
sn the profession. The names advertised
are well known 20 the amusement seekers
IF Grand Rapids and il sulhcleDt
guarantee that the show Is above The
average. The same progrs mme tt REGULAR
matinees Wednesday aud Saturday after
noon.
Louis James and Marie Wainwright are
doing q magnificent business this season.
"The0dora" has failed on the rOsd tw lce
thus far this season.
Many Of the combinations on ihe road
will rest this week.
Annie pixley is achieving fame as q
vbisl.ing soiOist.
Charles wyndhsm will tour Americs
next season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
DROPPED DEAD
A PromIasnt and Well X nows Minister'S
sudden Death.

READISs. Pa. Dec. l6.-Rsv. job Light.
pastor Of Zion's Church in this city. and
one Of the most prominent ministers in the
United Brethren denomination of this
country. dropped dead Friday night after
conducting 81 exciting revival service in
bis church The subject Of his last sermon
was. W here VIII You Spend Your Eter-
nitY2 l will spend mine in Heaven
Deceased was - years OF age and had
served congregations IN Philadelphia, Read
Ing. Harrisburg and other places. He was
presiding Elder OF the Baltimore district
four years. and was thirty years IN the
ministry. He graduated at the Weston
vile, o.. College.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

TrssE Hsrrr Ind Der lf-Ths frr RI
s-s osrviaes1 tast A red f11e- vsr tte.r
en- 13eufisi t.'okf ssr.er kss s5seer fe1 Hs
srs-t ~ 80 rosf vesk sg1 g. make sg-ss
o. -rt5ovs sre ees rrt beer bsfr1 from
TIE nsrns~s - 80 frm Esv tus books
haze -esr 1s~to~e- f5~ nsrF r8-rfts fat
tter rxraot ss7 80 u2e1 t1s .oss. Tos
f-rn 81 1sT 6enr rer e111r1 tss -
port t5st tzsy - g. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

A bout Twenty Engaged Ia " snd Every
One Gets Whipped

FUDLAr. o.. Dec. l6.-Twenty men en-
gaged in desperate fight near this place
last night during which reyolvers, stones.
knives and clubs we're freely used. Nearly
every participant in the row are more or
less seriously injured. Leon Du Comba "A
Frenc4msn. was shot IN the head and is
dying and young man named Camp bell
was fatally stabbed. The light was started
by Msjor Bright. a prominent anu wealthy
farmer
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
The WHITE CAPS.
They Are sam Making TroubI. In In
diana

IvnrAyArorn, Dec. l6.-Governor Gray
hss been notified by the prosecutor 81 Cory
don Ind. that William 3 Gregory, Jane.
L. Lynch. Lewis lobe. Daniel Vast. Samuel
Bott John Z. Rawlings, Floyd Morgan.
WiiHsm Wis-msn. Reuben Robertson snd
Iharles Miller hsve been indicted f1r
White Cap 0Utrages The men are al
Feil-t0-d0 citizens ~ Harrison county.
Ate rueT trensrsl Aichsner. who dirsc I'd
the prrsecHti0ns against the White Caps
ss7s that there vii be twenty-five or thirty
m1rs Indictments IN various southern c0on-
ties. snd from his znowisdEs % tie evi-
dence he belisvsss there ziI.hs q good many
Con7icaous NJ. NiChensr sad thsi every
ytssl DE s5ort Tl.i be gat form % ria ths
-fafs ~ the regulators, and thar he felt Ger
tain that ths effort would succeed
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

wv YosK Dee l5.-Ths Cnssrisn opers-
fion vts successfully perfsrne3 yesterday
ct Bellevue Hospital ~ Prof. v Iusk
ir tbs osss ~ Ellen kurpnv All Unmarried
vonau ~ wears Old TIE orrrttion 30 q
o. 10 performed ou account ~ Fl 5efGrmifv
fra the over part ~ fhs vlrBsns bpdr
Notl and c1 srs cong wei sud ii ?
fhourt.f fbsT v beth i've
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

erflIwtTFR NlBn Dec. le. 80 Isaac
etspIss has sold - 900 seres 81 pine lsnds
On the Snake river 70 Pred wsyefhsuFsr oi
Rock Island The c0usidsrstioa is known
50 be Over sSj0.gj0 bat the siaci sum is
kept a secret Tue purchase var rusos fof
. down rTer sruaicsts. which j. rarloiv
buying un a. toe pine lsnas ora the "a.
Crolx river ard its tributaries.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

CrErSsrovs. Lec. ls-one ~ fns fss-
81 era af ths assmsr mor's, rem Nsw
-.rs. Fio 'sniei hs0s Yesterday morning.
~as = woman 1snied .7tI sE1er. On rssch-
f-- re ssera sha ~as srr-sfssi sr. ses srcns1
srf tnv -srf~f.ifes rs-e fsr0i csnces ed ID
rrf e.sa sac VaS rsrraniet
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
seNtToR seck.
He VIII 20 to Warmer Cnnssss Tor His
lfssllh.

lfeslti
WAsHNeT0N. Dec lo.- Senator Beoa
who has been oonvaiesclng 81 he home a.
he son law. Nsior 1oodloe Ia he cub.
urbs oi Washington. ps'd Nist 10 the
Capitol this morning aud remained some
ume afii King hls ticusiure o. various pApeTs
which have accumuiatfc cDuuf hls sb-
senc lie Wa accompanied ~ hiE son
George wh0 with hm father r. making ar
ral lresnenfs for the iatiefs vist 10 tbe
South senator beck expects 80 leave
- Washington next week ard vii visit
Aiten. =. g. a. savannah. Ca. and prob
ably Other places ihc cIimHte of which vii
prove most beneficial g. hIM. lie Will not
return 10 his duties anti sileI ths Christmas
holldays 90 the earHtsi The senator e
genera appearance tesue1 "a indicate
marked Improvement lu haze condition snd
persons who have Dot seen hIm for sonle
aine were satisfied that bis emporary resi
from Official duties had resulted in RreEi
benefit 10 bin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
NIssousl REsusucANs.
Th.v A. Alive sed WIN Asteud the
National League

81 f0rs. Tee i5.-ueisEstes from the
Republican fsazue Clnos af Missouri. met
I'M ths Exposition Baidins yesterday for
tha parposs ~ selectDg four deiegsfss t0
ths National Republican, League conveu-
Ncn Which maets in New YORK reKt
Wefnrs Az raa ST. louis Republican
Club suerlfftsd a proposition 20 sncoursgs
inmi izrsaon. snd = committee va sp-
roinfed far tcst purpose. to as kn0~p as
fne "a ssruri burssn af immigration
Afs- iisp, sing of = .args amount ~ rou-
fin~ ousi0ess raa convention proceeded ta
else sec Iou 81 delegates to the NRdousi
Lssrre ueeIinr srt a Esrm coltest is
teicg mads t'r fre cisces
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

L.NctfrER Pa. Dec. 10 - Governor
Beaver has granted respite until March 10
10 James II. jscobs. who was 10 have been
hsrged January 3. % allow commission
in funscy 10 inquire INTO Jacobs mental
condition
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

nrKrcrE love- nsc 81 -'9-' ~ Ninety
nlrs irdi-t meats refurns8 by fhs nife5
-fstes ersua Jury fof favf.s-u Io~t fof
f1i. terl r. crurf seventy feur srr for eel
rr lHr without fsrrprnrerf ieerre
4 go17 snsfs q these are r. boci.s bas-
rHs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Two Men right Apd One Dice WITH =
a. nlfs "a His Neek.

WHErLks. Va, Dec. ia telegram
from Berfsly SPRING nsrrsies fatal en-
counter at H0weros Chspel Morgan
county. between two young men armed
with knives George Mason and John
Lamp who insugnratsd the row lsst even
ing Mason drew kniie enc sitsck ed
Lamp stabbing him In the sb0Uioef
Lamp defended hiusef wItb . Ike weapon
and The two men cot and slhsnsc esch
other in a terribl manner. lamp ran bis
knife blade through kAs0u's neck. killing
him INSTANTLY
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Tsxnov Dee l5 5-Nr g s1store -sss
sveecs gester5sT sfs~noc1 in tre ffu,e-
hrss rp7 ts r-sat craw5s of ceor .
bad essess hls6 ara wter ~ sisfers 81.
riVed Be Ess gvsn a Uosr corssi - cone
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

has Kept very quiet since his arrival IN the
CITY. He paid another welt - GOV. Hin
a. The Hoffman Bouse yesteroa. morning
BE caves for Washington in the afterno0a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
Features Of New Gowns.

Flat fronts in pleats from belt 20
foot, or else long draperies that nearly
cover the lower skirt, are seen on the
new dresses. The strictly Empire
style forbids much fulness in the front
Of the skirt, but it is found more gen.
orally becoming to catch up tho front
breadths slightly or each side just BE-
low the waist. and 10 gather the front
brcadths to the belt. When separate
drapcry is preferred i: is very long in
deed. and is usually hooked up above
the edge OF tho corsagc, sometimes
only in the back. giving n princesse
effect, and sometimes all around the
hips; the latter plan conceals the whole
edge Of the corsage, and gives the
newest round waist, which now dis.
penses with a belt, and curves out
slightly an inch or two below the waist
line. showing the graceful tapering Of
the figure. while the drapery gives
stylish fulness about the hips. Coat
sleeves prevail in thick fabrics, but are
fuller at the top and have elaborate
cuffs Collars r very high at the
back. but the front is susceptible Of
great variety, sometimes having Q
short vest collar. which may DO
straight. or pointed downward to show
the throat, or else the fronts may omit
any collar just below the throat, and
the vest be merely cut high. with
rounded corners tapping in a very
pretty way. There are a great many
turned-down collars Of velvet or the
other fabric used for trimming tho
dress. but these are as high in the
back IS standing collars. and in many
cases arc sewed to standing bands
Hoyper's Ba,ay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

HCTCHISON FDIELI- FroF~-
First dnor nor,h of CIT, Bakery. re-
fitted ADD thoscnxhly ecuitp~d We
r.>pectsuily solici' your Sstrooa3e
sssarsnsecinS s~siisia',oo IN every -
Or1 Morrn-wil be o p.e<s< al
who give To their trade All vosk
doue IN 4 ~frst-esAsS nannef and in IL
s.<ss fad Of the pec6swioA.
HcTKfDoO Z Gno0l
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

hd sinewy. which Ii; full upon
luldcrs of the unrOnsciou, bear /,
'thud. The shock WAS - heavy |
Id the re.,,l: must hav. been Al
Is great II surprise 10 the big
hin lion-fur such the newcomer
\. 10 the b.ar. The impetus az
III, animal. over the brink. and
biz III. exact spot where the Girl
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
0lole-h Hill and Mountain

II tell you. my friend" exclaimed
the gentleman. v~ehemently. as he UNI
folded his napkin. that a country that
tolerates and encourages brutality viii
never be allowed to prosper. Look 1t
Spain. Look at Mexico. We have
not their bull-6ghts. it is true, but
re have prize-6ghtng. cock-6gh6ns,
pigeon shooting matches and in IT,
fa4e Of those countriese
interruption BY waiter]-"WhsA
viii yoa have. sir.'
':Brol me . live lobster. In thA
faae Of those countries. ICY dear cir.
- nay zee the history Of the Uniasa
Saees 1oreshadowed." etc - Oieseo
1SS1uAG
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
.,,,I c,,,-,: ,,r ao,,,, ,oa ) ! ! h.v.

Iphp j. Carrier: vii: notify yoa tAhs ! have
ster cousty. state 81 Nearassa- the foiio.tns
,,e~e rfted real estate sovft .ss "a. ttk Il. cf,y
OF Ee-! sEud. .et<irf Dsus,y Nebraska.
o.. the SRI aas q. February. irss. ~ iTsTaie sale
for thu delinquent taxes fer the 5esr lsS
arnouu; ST.. aud II r.-islnyilca n Dot 'sstH~os
SAID real eef.tc ~ the sri aaV OF february.
Is&. { viii UEke application icS tres-urers
tax decd As%
John !. Gsrbcf: ] viii no,lE 70 ,s.st ! ha,e
purcha>ed frous the county tr-aSUrsr 81 Web
.,sr s,.nty. ~s,ste,of Nebraska the following
describe. real estate tpwf: lGiit. tis II, IN
rits OF FED Cioas1. Webster ccun;s. stat OF
NesrAs.n. on tn. 3ri DAY of February, i~s,af
private sale fos the delinquent taxes Tor tne
year lst5. amount SIS Is. and II rssieinpsi"ais
nat made by tn 3ri Gay Of February ISL
will make ~: ~licaton for st'easurers tAA
oerd. L-"ssS
Mn. Mary A. Sarnons: ! VIII notify you thai
I have purrha.ei frum the county treasurer '
Wehsfer cs,uriy, state Of Nebraska: III. i.noa-
ing ,,.-.,riisJ rial esfafe trwit: iAtt. Tx :.
In smith K Moore's add tn the ctty OF Red tAsih
Wet-,prc1uaty aud state or Nebraska. on ne
18th day ~ February. 1885,, - pirate -as. r.f
the delinquent taxes for the yea ie.'
sInoiirt siz.yJand ~ redemption II nos riao"
a. said real estate by b. 18th d4N Of February.
1879. ! viii make application for str-:,-ur,rs
tax deed. l." oA'M.