davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
A sufndliny Collection Agency.

MISSEApoLIs, Oct. l6.Waiter j. Ballard
A. Bostwick and w l.. Pierce, officers OF
the Northwestern Collection, Loan and
Trust agency, whic.. assigned two days
ago. were arrested today. charged with EN-
bezzlement by firm OF eastern creditors.
II is reported that number Of other firms
will also prosecute.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
New York Ke.u,nes Ga. Hnrninr.

NEW YORK. Oct l6.-Mayor Grant said
today that he should continue to use every
possible means 70 prevent the electric light
companies from operating their plants un-
I'll the wires are absolutely safe. All day
workmen were busy repairing gas lamps
and burners on the posts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
STATE INDEMNITY LANDS.


WAsHIseros. Oct. Is-Actins Comrnis-
sioner Stone today rendered s. decision in q
case which involved the question OF proof
in school in6emnitics in Oregon OREGON
WAS granted every sixteenth and thirty
sixth section Of land for school purposes.
The Law also provided that where any lands
had been entered under the public land
laws prior 70 the date Of the grant, the
state should he entitled 10 indemnity for
such occupied lands. In pursuance OF this
authority the state. ii appears. selected in
the aggregate a large tract OF land urcn
which expired pre-empiion filings were on
record. The question was whether the
burden OF proof of the fact that the filings
had expired lay with the state or with the
parties who made the filings.
The acting commissioner holds in favor
of the state, and has directed that in all
such cases the pre-emptor shall be required
10 appear before the local land Office within
twenty days after receipt of the notice, md
show cause why the entry should not be
cancelled, thus throwing the burden ct
proof upon the entryman, IL is said there
Is large number Of cases in the general
land Office which will he disposed of thus.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17

LEBANON. Mo. Oct. 16.-J. n. Hardy of
Spring Hollow. had forbidden his daughter
To have anything TO do with 5. II. Lawson
to whom she was attached. Meeting them
together yesterday. fight occurred, and
Lawson stabbed Hardy twelve times. The
latter managed to get a knife ont and cut
Lawson five times. Both will die
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
Drux conmI..ion Firn ra,I..

NKw YoKk. Oct i6-H. n. shAen & Co.
druggist commission merchants have as
signed Liabilities. ss) too; assets. not ye,
defsrrn.ned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17

ToPFKA. Kan. Oct. I6.-~General A B.
Campbell, one Of the prominent candidates
for the pension commi,sionershi has been
rendered the position OF consul at Mel
bourne, Australia Campbell viii accept
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
National Board of TFade.

LOUISVILLE. oci. i6. AT the meeting of
the National board Of trade today Presi-
dent Frederick Fraley. OF Philadelphia
was reelected. The resolutions of the last
rear we're rearirwsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
Tanners Private Secretary Elected.

WAsHISGTos. Oct. l6.--George 3. squires.
OF Brooklyn, \. Y, special agent of the
general land Office. has been dismissed.
squires was formally private secretary 10
Pension Commissioner Tanner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
General Hsrtranr. Critically III.

MoRmsT0ws, Pa. Oct. iG.-The condition
OF Gen. John r. Hariranit, who has been
III for some time with pneumonia. is re
rorfed tnriighf 10 be critical
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17

Kansas CRY. Oct l6.-E. Z. hlm0al
nited States district attorney for ths
western district OF Missouri, died this after
noon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17
The Portuguese King DeIiriou..

LlssoS. Oct. I6.-Tonight the condition
OF the king Of Portugal is announced to be
tha, gangrene has set in and the patient is
Se,iYiOgs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17

LosDOs, Oct is.-Bsron Fitzgerald, lord
OF appeals in ordinary In Ireland. died To-
nav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17

Purchase your tickets and reserve yoar sleep
ing Car accom- mofasloUs ss No. Z Il 5pcoDt
ss.set, Boston Bsotk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

The Supervisor Good Enough.
There seems to be % effort on the
part Of some people who arc not we'll
informed to cry down the supervisor
system. The facts are these, that the
supervisor system gives more general
satisfaction to the people than the
commissioner plan of managing Gun
to affairs. When the commissioner
system was in vogue in this county
there were too many individual axes
to grind, and the result was that only
the direct townships in which the
commissioners lived evcr secured any
distribution Of the county funds,
whereby the supervisor system the
interests Of each township are care
fully guarded BY its member on the
county board. The expense may be
more to operate the county board,
but it is much more satisfactory to
the people than the commissioner
system. The supervisor system is
decidedly:popular in this county.
AL is needed is q few changes in the
law to make it perfect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
That Concert.

The date for the grand concert to
be given in this city under the direc-
ticn Of Mrs. \. II. Jester has been
set for February lst. This will be
decidedly one Of the finest entertain
ments ever produced in the city Of
Red Cloud, and will be composed Of
home talent. The program is one
that will please all and still be =
credit to the musical genius Of the
city. Such entertainments are the
kind that sAoald be literally patron
lied, being equal aad indeed superior
to many dollar entertainments that
have exhibited il this piece TO large
houses. Il win be replste With band
overtures dusts. quarsetts. comic
songs etc. Do not fosges the daal
and make your asTasgsDsets % -
tend If got vast - esjoy IN entss
tainment that viii be grasd 10 every
particular.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

WASHINGTON, Jan. lit is sta
ted at the treasury department that
the Red Cloud National bsnk. Of Red
Cloud Neb is net likely to be placed
IN the hands Of a receiver the prompt
action of Examiner Gr,fiths having
resulted in recovering the assets and
securing doubtful debts to an impor-
tant amount, wealthy stock holders
having offered to furnish cash suf6-
cscnt to pay all claims on demand.
II this offer is carried out the bank
will resume business under . new
management. Associated Press.
The above prediction is only what
has been known in this city for some
time. and demonstrates the fact that
it takes a long way around to find ONT
something hat has been known for
thirty days. TIE CHIEF hopes thai
the institution may sum business
80 that the deposi,ors will get thei:
money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
0c!elaIs.

As far as the couRty officials are
concerned, there is not moi will there
be . more careful or competent set Of
officers in the state, irrespective Of
the calumny Of disreputsble parties.
The business Of their various Offices is
and has been beyond a shadow Of
doubt carried on faithfully and at no
time has there been any Irregularities
in any Of the departments of the
county, ss one would be led to believe
by reports emnating and trumped up
by b~latherskites for political prefer
ment and having not the least founda-
ton. The reflection 90 cast out b.
them are unworthy Of men who would
presume TO bolster themselves up in
a community as shining lights.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

DO not let prejudice keep you FROM
consulting the celebrated German
spccialist. in Red Cloud at the Hol.
land House. Monday. January 2ssh
II zen are afflicted with = chronic dis
ease your physician is not the place
to inquire about him. Write Il
Grand Island. where he has been fs,
Il years. He Is . graduate Of Tire,
leading colleges. and through his sue
eessful and large practice has beccu'
one Of Grand Islands heaviest prop
e.ty Aoldera
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

Those people vto are eosaeetst
with the institute for feeble mioded
children At Beatrice, are certainly
philantbropists if there are any,
There are now about so inmates vhe
receive the minutest details in the
line Of work calculated 70 advance
their education and make them self.
sustaining. Dr. Armstrong. the So
perintendent, F. G.. Simmons, clerk.
Miss Wood, matron, the Misses Nc.
Clean, LaSallc and Mrs. Battlefield,
teachers, deny themselves many Of
the worlds pleasures, in their endeav-
ors to relieve the distress Of the IN.
fortunate inmates Of the institute,
and il possible brighten their mental
faculties. so that they may enjoy
some Of the blessings of life. In
many cases it is . trying ord,a al, but
with that perseverance that knows no
obstacle, they press onward in their
great cause Of philanthropy aiming to
do that which seemeth best for each
child. The work accomplished during
the last year in the way Of educating
the children has been wonderful and
the officials, one aud all, deserve
great credit for their unwonted zeal
in trying to redeem the children from
a state of indifference, and in . man.
ner placing them on a partial equality
with the more fortunate Of mankind.
Although the institute is only one
year old the children are rapidly pro-
crossing in their studies and exer-
cises and are exceeding the most san
guiuc expectations Of those deeply
interested. People who have chill
dren there should feel doubly great
full to those persons who are giving
up their lives in the advancement Of
this noble cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

The large linen importing firm Of
Merriwesther & Co. of Belfast and
New York went under las, week
stock sold b. Hoguet & Co. 1t Vas
thought the firm could Fay At least
zoe on the isliar. bat OWING 70 the
shor, prices realized, the creditors
will lie lucky If they get 40c on the
iollar. Lons,orsh, representing 3.
n. Young & Co. Fed Cloud, bid
some Of the test Bargains in. Tas
goods arc Oh the ways ad viii arrive
Saturday. Cal ., Young's c. o. d
Emporium 4 yea aso; The CREATES
Bargains yoa ever saw in table liaeH
Napkins splasAs'.. tides 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

Noticc IL h-r.ns giysn IN, untsr add ~ viz.
,u- q! AN or.sr nf NAle is.sst eat ot tho dissrist
s.Nirt 0i the eighth JUDICIAL district In And TAG
Webster county, Nebraska ufssa a decree In an
sc,ion p.rdiug IN SsJ epsi't wherein Muss1l
1t~srgt Life Insurance Company aTs plaiu:t8s
and AmSsy 4. Ist,rsfs. IAn~sb T. Ma tnAD.
. Human. whose hrss real name IN unsDguh.
The Fqultsbi~ Trist COMPANY 81 Omaha. Hee~
raska. charles ~ Potter. William 4 Nhtktss.
,as~ 4 McNen,, Haley tfo>., Alison b<sss.
Uas,sey i Ga. ana. hates & smith arc d~f~sdenss
I Will orer Tor ss.c ~ pliiie yepS,e fas essh -
hand n, the east dnor Of the sssisf hauss In
k~i Cord IN said ~oounts. tina; h~ias til. pisc~
su,er. TIE lssi terra nf ssia s,ssIt "a holden. os
The ~ IA day oi f.huaGy. isss. ~a'fofts<sp m.
~. following d~-Tifssd PTsi~rs 20 vii Tbs
v.,s halt os;h~ south wet qusrtssfW y
and iis- ~s,gil sssf quarter OF us~ .ssth
vest quaItrT - 3 > " = and The ..utii~ eat
nu.-;sg %, tn saun east gasftrr : tss Y
IA a. .s-iou r-TrFy. - t5sa shs-~. ~ nost h
Of ,ssgs i~a. isnl SsSt oi us~s !. tn. "a Webster
r,un;y. >rhvsssa-
,,.,~u usirf uy baird t.s iet1 fsY Of ian
asTy 80 W ~s,rr
<syare, NprHs& bNiN ss~rs.
Paasnt-r > AttgFssfa- 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18


Fine weather for January.
Young folks are enjoying them.
selves.
A dance 1t MI. Huuberts on Mon.
day night.
The N. E. folks have been holding
pFotraeted meetings At Fairviev
school house.
They organised . literary 1t the
Star Of Hope school house on Thurs.
day eve. Question for next week,
Resolved that cattle are more pro6ta-
Die than horses.
Miss Lizzie Barrett has been home
On . visit last Wesk.
Mr.. Emery Smith has left, he went
between two days, also his son John.
Mrs. 8. T. Stone is on the sick
list. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

The board Of examiners OF the
state board of pharmacy completed
its reorganization today. The meet.
ing was held at the capitol. Alex F.
S,reitis, Of North Platt, was elected
president; Henry Cook, of Red Cloud
FIRST vice-president; Max Becht, Of
Omaha, second vice-presideut, Jane.
Reed, Of Nebraska City. treasurer; H
d. Boyden, Of Grand Island. score.
tary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
0ARRlRlD.

+ Quite . spell Of weather We have
been hsvisg bat W Will not complain
il 10 better than none.
Mrs. Dwight Chapia il visiting he'
parents % WALNUT creek.
Mr.. John Posey and family viii
soos move 70 Benkleman where, We
understand he has rented . farm.
Bro. Moore has been holding meet
ings at the Ash creek church for the
past three weeks We have not learned
what success he has had, but hope
there have been many lasting impress.
sions made.
That fellow With . 'little white
mustaet.e" 10 seer mort every Sunday
evening vending his way towards the
southwest What is the attraction
Willie? ScRlBBLER
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

Remember this. that p. Bsskley
will pa, up q large amount Of nvef
ice this winter and will be ready %
serve the people with pure river ice
instead r. creek ise, Hold year or
dcrs f., him. :lu
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

Jos. CARRIER and A. l.. Funk are in
Lincoln attending the state agricul-
taral society.
Consultation With Dr.. =. Janss,
President Of the Nebraska State Med,
ical and Surgical Institute, is free Al
the Holland House. Monday, January
18th.
Cook, the cyclone anchor MAJ who
came near svindlisg Nj. Hefaebowe'
Of this city on lis scheme came to
grief the other day in the cas-, part
Of the state. He vss arrested and
jagged far ssindlins.
Vim WahisAs vill sell ut rsblic sse
|tiea % Thursday January p. At II
ls,eloek .. n. ct his residence in Jew
n ca. Kansas, 2 head Of stock, con
sissius Of horses. cattle, etc. Don
forget it.
, Some parsie. .fsies ID With email
pox attempted to set "a Of the trait
q. this point the other day, but b,
the prompso.ss Of Mayor Holland
they we're forced to q > on to s"~
other point. That vas RICH. II
people Of this city DO not . : to b
afflicted With saall 20 o, any o;h'
diseased pessoes-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
PRNNY CREKK.

E6NN8 C86nA
Beautiful weather.
Mr.. Anderson and family are visit
ing at T. Browns.
Mary Brown is working for Fred
Woberman's.
Wedding Bells'-Barber & Brown.
Humph! We think it is about time.
School began Last Monday morning
with Miss McIntire as teacher.
Willie Haskins is going to school
at Pleasant Dale.
Thomas Brown is at Riverton this
week.
Mrs. Hilton was visiting relatives
at Blue Hill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrol,c of Salem
we're the guests of Mr.. Slaby's last
week.
John Wittncr is cutting wood a,
Labon Bubuschons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
y


Snow, snow the beautiful snow has
come at last and the children are hay.
ing a good time With their sleds.
Jimmie Hale has returned fom
Denver. We are al glad to see him
back among US again. Dam. rumor
says he is going to housekeeping in
the spring.
Will Kankle 10 down with the rheu.
matism, 80 he says.
Quite . number Of the old and
young people Of lnavale gave l.. {.
Olmstead and family = surprise FRI.
day evening.
Miss May Hummel spent Sunday q,
Inavale.
U. G. Knight came up from Guide
Rock Saturday.
Mrs. knight and Mrs. Holdredgc
made . flying visit to the Hub on
Saturday.
There Va preaching here Sunday
by Rev. Wore, there Was quite = full
house.
4. A.. Hummer is loading a al pre-
pairing to move to Perkins county hi.
future home.
W. Learn that Charley Barber ha:
traced his farm With jimmie Hale fol
land in Kansas and will move in th'
spring. We will be sorry 70 lose you
Charlie. PsrER Boz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

Alfred Brcssa.d, left his home
near Campbell, Ncb. Jan 10. 1889
His whereabouts will be chcerfully
received By his brother Joseph Bias
sa-d. Of Campbell. Description
French decent, height 81 feet, black
hair and nustache and gray eyes,
weight about $50 pounds, wore gray
sack coat and everyday clothes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
Hands Cot %.

Barney Moore who labors at the
depot seems to have been quite un-
fortunate. He vas cleaning out an
engine in the pit. when thu hossler
started the same knocking him down.
and in his attempt to get out Of dan.
ger got his hands on the rail the en-
CINE passing yer his fingers cutting
them of. 1t viii lay him up for q
4 good many weeks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

DR.. l.. Janss is no ssrasger. bat -
old n responsible resident % Nsbs2stA-
He Ia. ben Al Grad Islas4 Yer ]?
yesr,. There is he place 20 se;
yos. ,afoeuatioa 10 regard - HE -
.pos.ibiiisy ssd ssslisy - spAys'essa
lie vii Be 10 Red Closd. ~ the hel
lard Hca.e. Nosaay. Jssasry sssA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

xs<se Is h~r~ss sss~ shss ~ yssze Sash
- ,~S-wsx~ SssS - r~ - Ssy 30
.u<x as- fxs s~a - - - - e>s-
,<~r n WssE~s ss~xSss NseSAakA 49, y
a.y as xA&.s0 Les. 80 sEe<zse9 ~
-5~r u c. vrsS s<aex. TIE aAssase 1ssoNn
Co - enruse fe e~se1rsss<.zs .zDAf s6c
"a -z~s xS<e sssF - s~~ sne - -
~ aka L. E~f erf <~s tss@era SYs
-. - AsSSzs ks1 ~~s NsAs -
rz~s.s~f ka-< tz<s sz<Ss~ s-a aNf ~ ~
$3.50 ks4x1s z-sss r~zs<a ts<rws1 es>es
~.l <sss 80 1900 s0~<<a .,
xk-u...eS s~r-& ~ al s~<sSAEp Z
- --f -r-~s T%--~<sA~ 01p<xT
~sn ~5,~ s~z~~s ~ s< savscWs 1rus4
a. s<>s--N 49, A$sas<s s1mfA~s
ID sxA <sszs S~t- a~ss ~ easuUosi
s~<sUbsx sDshp
~n~ 1@ ~sr-s ~-e~s ssmg 49, -
srx- 81 srszs~s SeA& szs eNmSk0
x~~ 49, al &sxzss~ f0t seenDe ~
1890 - - ssxs $50 50 -
gxSs efrz~~y - - D1
nxe>tsa oaR
Rs<Asszz s~s>x q -
40 40 81 vrNb~4~
- 0~< 80 49,
c-. - - 114 q eo4DV~
tOSsnrs - ~ nUOeSa0~
xssss rsss. srysE~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
Sor 60 nays.

The CuIEr has decided to extend
the time % days further before raising
the price 10 $3.50. Therefore, all
those who wish 20 get the paper for
81 should call IN By tn 18th 81 March
at tie latest, az which time We shall
positively raise the price TO si3o
\. &. liosNER. Prop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

Special rates given on hAnos ma
organ. until Jan. lst- Pianos so'o o
cash or on monthly paymeass cososs
lcss than 81 per day. Organs 'osd -
rates to suit customers.
SABA J. BAILEY, Age
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

The case Of the German Insurance
company vs. Sarah Eatherton, taken
to the supreme court on . writ Of
error from the district court Of Web.
ster county has been affirmed. The
following 10 the text Of the decision.
Opinion BY Chief Justice Reese:
/. In IN action on an insurance
policy for loss sustained BY FIRE, where
it is stipulated in the policy that upon
the written request Of either party the
loss shall be appraised or determined
BY disinterested and competent per-
sons, one to be selected by the insur-
ancs company and ore BY the insured
and in case Of their failure to agree,
BY some third party called BY the ap-
praisers, TIE award Of any two Of the
three, As to the damage, to be eoaelu.
sive As to the amount Of loss; it was
held, that it Val not necessary that
the petition should allese that an Ar
bitration had been had on an award
made in order to the maintenance OF
the action.
9. In such case an action . be
maintained without reference to the
agreement to arbltsate unless such
arbitration had been actually had,
and that would constitute matter to be
pleaded by way Of defense.
3. A provision in a policy that no
suit Of action against the insurer
'shall be sustained in any court ct
Law or ehsncery until after an award
shall have been obtained" by arbitra-
ton, fixing the amount" due after
loss is valid, the effect Of such pro-
vision being to Dust the courts OF their
legitimate jurisdiction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
Super;or. N.b. Jan. l1th.

Superior, Nsb. Jan. I3ih.
Nh. EpiTog-w.ll you please SAY
in your paper ,ha. T. L. Bartlett Of
Madison Wi. will preach in Superior
Jan. 2O,h. All arc invited. Should
the Universalis;s 81 Red Cloud wish
her services address her Immediately
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
nave Noug OaoseA.

Trade where you eau buy goods the
cheapest Good yarn 30 ernts = 10.
\ splendid jeans for 20 cts . yard, as
the Western & S1uthern Mercantile
Association.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18

The Cross OG The Co0assy EAlseS.
Lady friend: what is the hard.
est thing connected with your editor
ial duties. MI. Lumpley?"
Editor: The hardest thing is to
leave the impression that I an out Of
town on the frst Of the month"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-18
Manderson Rais Own Successor.

N1onAOCAOVhs oosO Wv
The state Legislature now in session
at Lincoln elected the Hon. c. +.
Henderson to the U. s. Senate on
last Tuesday, the entire republican
membership Of both houses voting fol
him unanimously. A still hunt Val
made for Mr.. Manderson's scalp by q
few men whe still have q little Van
Nvckism in their make up, but il
did not crop out to any material ex'
tent, and the result was that he was
chosen his own uccesso His re.
cord in the U. s. Senate has been
brilliant and in accord with the best
interests Of the state which he SC
ably represents. He has done more
for Nebraska than any ma that has
held the senatorial Office for years
The legislature is to be commended
for their action.