The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
NEBRASKA A NEWS.

JOSEPH l. WEBER who fifteen years
ago created a pane a; Fremont by a sys.
tenn OF bold fogg-ri-s IN wsich he So.
cured Sll,Ot1 was recently arrested II,
Arizona and taken back 10 Fremont Tor
trial At the time he committed the forge
Ties he I'D but was captured IN Illinois.
taken tack. tired ON eleven ind c msns,
and sentenced to the pen...ntiary :oE i've
years His w.!s, VINO VAS a very attract
i've woman, succeeded in secur us h. par
don in five months, after which tie disap-
peared and his case almost forgotten.
When in jail awaiting trial William Rey-
Mods. who had been swini.ei out II $40
interviewed weber in ia aud asked h IA
TO d.ssorg- the :. 50. as II was zoo small a
sum te speak about Webber refused 10
do il. when Reynolds assured him that
that $50 would follow him all the DAYS o:
his life. and the sequel proves that R-y-
nolds has kept hi, word.
EgKiSs COUNTY is struggling vainly 10
discover the section corners planted there
BY Government surveyors IL II stated
that the cheap mounds OF earth substituted
for stones have been washed away and
nothing now remains 10 prove that the
work had ever been done.
Va W ths StaNAOASN
lis World. incurred the enmi,y 81 certain
persons during III. recent bitter county
seat fight in Banner County. and recently
was appointed postmaster at C-nfropoli~-
The other day he received q note, from
Whitecaps, signed 'Bisness." warning
hin that IL be took possession of the Office
be would be ''linched I" and notify Ing him
TO leave 'Ban-r" County in ten days
| TyNapYc.tv So sVr.S.pfty ctx.p Nay.
armed to the teeth TO see the editor
through.
AT a recent convention OF the farmers
Il Polk County, held at Osc-ola. r-solu-
tons were passed not TO tuv any t~ine
binders this season. unless the manu'Rc-
turers Of the same u ,ranteo c~hcaptwin-;
that thirteen cents per pound was al! that
the farmers would pay for staniari t~iIe
AMI If they could not tuy for that price
they would buy n, twin- binders This sea-
son; that they would tax. of the binder
VA the machines they now have, Yu; on
temporary platforms, and bind by hand,
OF throw of srain unbound. the thrcshin:
machine owners having agreed t. thre,h
loos. grain at the am rate, as bound
grain.
L. F. N~oRTHINGrOS me, with II thrilling
accident at Lincoln the other Day while
down IN the city We'll oiline the machinery
preparatory TO commencing work. A
rubber coat he was wearing caught in ths
shaftinC. which was turning at III rate oi
seven hundred revolutions a minute. and
stripped every stitch OF Clothing from hi
body. :th rare presence of mind he
caught the side Of the tower and hell on
with n tenacious grip. thus saving his IL.
beyond n question Of doubt.
FOR selling a punt Of alcohol an Aurora
drug clerk was recently lined sl:5
SAkoON licenses i'm Norfolk bayc been
been raised from $50 Ia Si,0Jl.
\ SALUTE Il one bundled guns was free.
by the cadet, on the Cnver.ity campu, al
Lincoln Ola the centennial anniversary of
til. inauguration o. George Washington.
\ GEIPgAN Oh All Omaha cable road ran
over what he supposed WAS a man lying on
the track at n street crossing the other
morning. When the car Was stopped he
started Tor the police station to surrender
himself TO the authorities. IL. was soon
Oyertakcn and told that tn. victim was
only u well executed straw dummy.
WTLBER spoTismen are iubi!ant over tn.
organization Of u driving park associa-
ton. Already 81, go has been subscribed
and more names are 10 b- secured.
Grounds will b. purchased large ana CON-
modious enough To have the county sgri-
cultural fair. which will go to WILDER in
the fall
1HK Whit.cap lunacv il said 10 be break
ing out in a mild form in remote sections
" the State.
BURGLARS lately visited the store OF
John Vabcril in Linwood and secured n
years supply OF dress patterns. an !er-
wear and furnishing goods. valued a, 500.
Fifty dollars will L.. paid for the capture
VI the thieves and the goods.
CONSIDERABLE excitement was lately
caused a. Loup City by the arrival Of a
corps Of engineers, who proceeded ini-
med ateiy t. survey and set grade stakes
for the long-taik.d-Of wnier-power canal
An mir OF IN s;eTy seemed u surround
them. No one knew nor cUu i IL l.. learned
by whom they Mere employed or ia
whose interests they were working.
The farmer. Of Webster aud York
Counties have resolved that fifteen cent.
il the maximum price that they wii pay
for binding twiue this wear.
THs jeweirv store ot 4. &. Knowlton. At
Oxford. was broken into TIA. other morn
ing and 500 worth Of j.we.ry stolen. En-
trance WAS eYec,e! by cutting out the
pane q. Jas. IN a bitS window.
\ LATE fire at Lincoln destroyed the
street pavement; block saw mill and badly
damaged n Burlington passenger car.
EMIL SCHorr. living about SIX miles
from Osc.o.a. had n valuable team of horse
struck by lightning tho other morning.
He had just barne-sed them 10 the pillow.
aud wen, on. round when the storm cam.
MP. Oue of ,h, horses vas killed out
right.
The Sioux indians Gu: M.a. AMI Yellow
Wood. on trial Tor highway robbery. were
acquitted in the district court At Rash
vil!. recently. These ere two of The
indians who were in Europ. with Buffalo
Bill last wear. Cut Meat vas a policeman
at Pins Eiise agency two years They
were considered good Indian before they /
left the continent. tu bad whi.ky filed
their heads with worse IDEAS
4 10 named Zimmerman living near
old Fort KesTaev, was fatally injured the
other afternoon by n ~ne.zbbos. Mitchell. /
who had n dispute With The boyt. fa'hsr ,
about road aud te NJ IN a at %
rage raa 10 his house. Mr.. Zimmerman
fearing that b. had gon. 'oT n weapos
started quickly away Win his team. !esv-
inS his son. who had iak.n 40 part n The
3ueIrcL Upon returning with a natehr'
Mitchell took bis revenge on the boy. cut
ting . fearful cash IN ne head
The other morning the Onahs Carr age
and Sleigh Wo:Ss. located some m1es
south az Omsha we're harmed Lo...
SIS co... There ~ere - sleigh. 5 car.
rage AMI II carts tzTr~d TIE fr. 50.
tie wo.k % tranps. one q whom "a. aT.
rested.
JoHx pErscH q ue!I.fo-is farmer. vac