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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
A NEWSY MELANGE.
DOINGs OF OUR NEIGHBoRs AT HOME
AND ABROAD.

Events of Interest and Importance I'm
Every Quarter of the Globe. Religious
Intelligence, Crimes and Casualties, In
dustrial Notes. Personal Mention.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

JONI W duulllhheT,
the Postmaster Gen.
eral, is 81 years old
and a native OF Phila-
delphin- lie was rem
eral Secretary OF the
Young Men g Chris
tian Association, and
I'm 1861 went INTO the
clothing business. His
business prosperod
until now no has the
largest store in mer-
lea, in which the w.
TEN OF profit sharing
is in srccessful opera
ton. Mr.. Wanamaker
was n member of the
Centennial Board of
Finance. and has been
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

Barry's engagement the Two Sisters
Denman Thompson's new play. Is booked
for two weeks at McVicker's.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

WHEN nature having modelled freaks.
To form them did commence,
She never thought they a all be seen
Together for ten cents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

THE buzz saw is very incorporate.
IL sometimes takes as much as five fin
gers.-Rochester Post Express.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
The Lucky Eight.

James Gillespie Blaine the Secretary OF State,
was born la Pennsylvania in $780, and ON attain
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
JOHN ERICSSON Is DEAD.
The Famous Inventor Of the Monito
Passes Away.

Capt. John Ericsson. the noted engineer
and builder OF the ironclad Monitor. which
saved the United States feet from total
destruction by the rebel ram Mcrrimac at
Hampton Roads. died ut his residence In
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

John WILCOX No
BILE, the Secretary OF
the Interior. who
represents the South
in the Cabinet, was
born in Ohio ffty-
eight years ago. lie
was a fellow student
OF President Harrison
ut Miami College,
studied law. and set
tied at keokuk, Iowa.
At the outbreak OF
the war he entered
the cavalry service,
rising TO the grade Of
colonel, md was pro-
3noted to the rank OF
brigadier general at
its close for meritori-
OuR garyicaa He then
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

settled in 81. Louis, where he was made United
States District Attorney by Pre- 3ident Johnson.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

public and benevolent movements in Phiia-
delphia, but his first marked political service
was in the recent campaign.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

ercss, where ne served three terms. He after-
consin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
FAaMeR.s
CPvp Ceeer.ily G>sA. VIII . sse-0Dse
Not 10p.esihls.

CsvP Csssr.lly GesA. VIII . sse-0nsa
Not Impossible.
CHICAGO NArca is-rns Faroers r.
visw says regarding the condl,ioa Of vis.
ter wheat: March. the insssrsgaan b.
tween winter AMI spring. 10 prohsbsy the
most trying n5nth Of sss rear ~ the via
ter wheat crop This year. owing 10 ~
lack Of snos IN many % the Saa,ss and
the re~Usrksb'y mild. open vinfss e1pse.
fenced tAus far IA. seasca b. pArssea.
lariy critical should . sudden freeze
take place the damage would - very xr-a.
As II 10, gate . percentage o: IN. cop In
several Sa;es has be~a winter kiiiei
Making ali due allowances ho~sv~r. for
these reports the general average cond..
ton .: winter whea, A. . ~hos. i,
lar TO good and the pro.J~c,s fos
. crop Sy nj msans d..eoarasuS.
The reports Q. cur correspond.
EMS Ne suramar re as follows:
In Oaic Eve coua,i-s report the condition
good. twenty counti-. repors i3to ~ per
cent % damage from fr~vsns aad ;ha~.
Ing weather. others Sigh damsS, srow
this cause. Nartoa Coaaty reports 20 pr
cent damsce frorn ;h. He..isn Az, thr-.
other counties sight damage; tao eoan-
a. sass tith9G ID
general Percentage OF eouditisa for the
State as compared with last year 4. an
average Of -.
condition god to very sooi Ten COUNTIES
report ten per cent u q per zen, damage
fion winter s.lAng; three couoiie. REPORT
siiSe' damsSe from the Hesstan Nv III.
general percentage Of the coalition for
the state is 81 per cent
In Illinois thirty three cosetles report
ne coniiiion good 10 very good: eight
countie, 10 per cenI 20 - per cen. dam.
aGe from winter killing; seven eoun,i.. 10
PR cent To - Per c-nt. dam,ge ftotu IA.
hessian Nv. The general avrrss. Of 20.
condition for the State i. - Ia per cent,
In Michigan SIX counties report conii-
lion good A number of other counties.
are stu covered with snow. and their con. !
dition - presumably good Ten coan,,e.
report drought and n,sr Killing. one
county slight damse. from wire worm.
General average condition for the state.
NJ pei cent.
In sc'nsin AZ ia Michigan SON. coun.
te' are Sttil s-now-coyerci- counts.
condition good: twelve N L.
10 - per ceat dau.ass from iroo TIT ocn-
era. average of condition taf IA. STATE I.
per cent F~ogf-ufthso. our k.nturav
c~oTre-pontrni- report coed zion good ar
prospects best In years" Ne damar.
Tom any cause G"n-sal average of coa-
a'iioa Tor the State - a. pr cent
In s-oGfi seventeen coun,e. r-pos,
good Fifteen counties r-vatt
In aversg~ damage o! Is per e-nt from
i'oaghi and winter Killing four counti..
'om- injaTy from Hc..ian ny. G-ssra
u; condition fOr the Stsie =. per
enI
In han>ss the majority os the counties.
co iitson good Nine COUNTIES. se-
'ort ID TO - pr cent dsnag- frcm druarh.
nj water klhng. General average Of
for The State -. per cent
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
a CRACKER FACTORY FIRE

Ash'~ssc Crs~ksr FACTORY N~ars~a-Ns,
r"~ ts~sp. "f Many Ea1,syss-Tss
s'''is supposed To Ne Victims
CHICAGO. March !. A spark from on.
OF tbs ovens IN William Srsmtat', bs
cracker and biscuit bakery on cl,toarp
avenue kindlei . far.ous blsss q, mad.
sighs Saturday. The bakery occup 20.
tso bsi!dinxs. one OF then being -four
stories vita q sandstone front The al.
Joining haiidInG vas too ssnries high
The upper 0oors Of 10th buiA n, ger.
occupied hy siIty-eve hak.ss ana team
stsrs employed by Mr.. schmlI. All
these employees uers asleep when
the FIRE attracted the attention os
. policeman When the a.ss bat
es1tsn Of aremsn dsshei sp 10 Ia.
osaidang flames were tursting thrsuss u.
ROOF. FiIennen ars, open -. door Of III.
hallway and rushed TO the rooms vAsr.
The employees we're sleeping. tn. smah.
~as ssaa'nx and ~ main bsiIt NJ seemed
10 D. On nre from the cellar TO the roof.
Su'd-d by the cri~s - the terrified in.
mates they burst open the dooss aud began
the wofk of rescue. MANY Of the inmates.
were aroused With tie utmost difficulty
ssd others were fosnd xrop-nx about
tue hAIWsys In . heWild.ssi condi ton.
GROWN tusn ha! Z. IT, taken tud,Iv
and carried {" the street While nos
and then . Guild VAS dropped from . &C.
oni story window Into Tn. arms Of . FIRE.
man. 4. STOCK with his = 10. mother ard
enid ~er- rescued from . third story
window with great ii ~ficuify. B,,a women
were Unconscious h-a they reached III.
Th- flames a. las, became 90
furious that the fremsn we're forced ,o
their work and " for their
Ives IL ~as ihoaxhs they hal t-.n
successful in helping all the tn.
mates To the street. A; one O'Clock
ever. IL ~as reported the, HATE.
and Mary Temple. .sch
rnty years % age. ser. m &c nx AMI ~
s suppressed they I-riss-d In ID. n.m~..
wen: to WISH n--on too week.
'go TO q: end the Inauguration AMI he.
lot y~; returned H.. loss Will reach
~ ua !
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

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u H9-~ i.s .sns-ss frs-. n.ssfsl
'~1n. s".ossi cAsu.sa r~s ..
ss-nss q Esssssn st.-shsk4.r. - we.s-s
r'pssS 80 -sss - as~- 49, fsl
'N"ss 81" n@ &ss fsstffas Ia
"Ef-~sfsl ~ sss - $3.50 g. err
gate ~s@F @afssAs yss $500
IS" sAa~sass~~A sfs as~~s~s
sxssss 'ss Lsssa+. i.sssl ~. gss
A~~s-asfs~ ssr sss IA pa
ssfhsfs No ss.t.s a. -.
hs~ "a" te4ssr $500 ~ ~.a u.
"Ai sfp4sAsy sssss . ckse.Gs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

sshss~s. Nus ta@EA< s~.
ICY president S~t 49,. O. ks.f a.
- shs eS~s%',s~ sst>s.s~1 % -
~~essx 80 tester 80 Ats w. 20
'es i"ssf ss~ t-sszss~.- sm
~~ssnsssss ~fsa~ $50 fs.1sz
a~Fs Esa~.F Ass~sss<. 90 g. r
~ S~s $3.50 - tss ssss.~s .s5 -s
sSas%a 'ss. NJ Wss- As4 .
h@. IL 20 ssf~<sss~ ss -. r-i
ysss s.assss~s - 49,. esrs
Ne 81 5000 - ss sastss ss Yea
$500 st~~ kAs s~s sss&~s -xs 80
fbrss ss<s
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

ADvlcEs from Honolulu state tia,
o present the supply Of coal 1t the
United States coaling station their :.
exhausted and that American war res
sels are obliged to obtain ,hei, Co.,
from private sources. A violent viod
storm lately visited the leper settle
nent on Molokai Island. Tvelv.
houses and a church were blown down
and several more houses moved from
sheir foundations Many Of the lepen
Aad narrow escape.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

kAirrss. y a. hassa s~fs
agsn's moving assrs fawEs. 20 sfasa-.
~. ga.sss ~, ss~r~ssfsiiy - 49, 4.
~e~sani,ss ga The rsiieass lee. s.sF = a.
@-s" Several tHoassns . sssstsa a.. j.
have already goa sst sks "a
s'o"s pssns IA en- sst.as.. VA sssasr
MsH. lssx. p~issts,loss ere ssss.4 s.
sorted S-sro irs@m.ss o.. s-si o. 90
eseA fsEsl, -casei. ssa ,as sau.~ ..
pence of SsnsPstsisss ~ Lite n. 4.
paid BY the sssnss II. s-ssss-s e., -,
are 20 sss's.t fassv s~sss - esd se.~s
h"sss. . coo cal stss asy f~s lss-~ sa4
sss tod tat eosa sssIs Zoe 10 ~...
rel sa9 osss 81 Sss-ssastss ss . s.@s .
i~,usA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
ss.s.,-~sssss q s>rr.

Losnos. xsscs 10 sas siss.~ q
a~a'ssn"n' fhs tse~,~rss-., 80 sss.s1a.s
Nth 'sSsssf 81 tie s,stsas~t sH.l. a. 49,
novelist ba'-sst l. Showcase -. a.
'roan as-siL ~r~ssTdlms -. sAlsets .
- tas s~sBss saa.4i fEsu4s
"a estssa ss Jsn.s v-sss.@. g.5-
f"fsssh ssSssss,y. ~ rspiy. .5. tt~ 60.
NJ S~ssssssSss sfsss.ssaf. zee a
hss BE s~-ins~i ast sA.s c~~~,G 30. Sc
r~sslsi "a. sr-aasx Cas.si Tsz -
DE- T~crsfsrs rs~ssis-a s.., pag~e.
"a he sui set -e-8s 10 - t~-s
! saesoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

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s-zssy !. rAfs <.sas AssssG tb~~~ - r
ss~s sstr. ssss - vr.sGO ~ss,s@sasx -
sss~ teAssssssa
49, q .A.a - ~. Acts ~ fss -
uH~~ssss sAasg~a sssA - r~~~--s%z q -
resise s~A,A !. he rssss> s.a ~a.rss -
sss.e - e. ~szas $50 o. Dzs~ sz.s~~fars ~
"a 1872 .ss $3.50 So sAa so~aE~s
sesa tsess ses~~. rsss yess. ss< ssu -s-
e~sssr. s- ssFo stss A>s sssan~f 49, 49,
sstse-tsy As& E-ssagsss sa.- - t~srft
~es>sNssfr~ $50 - scArs .. 49,
tssrn 49, 49, ssrrA @.rs shAA w. -
Is~ t0-ss - gssrST-ts - - sszsa sf
ss<<sers s@4 ss~ 49,. - - pa $3.50
s~,~~ss 40 - ssss ~.e~~s-a
So 4 81 49, - 49, szss a. a. es
srsozztss hFF~uss'vT 10 ss~eE
sse<p xss s-s=s ~ - ssssassrvt - Sea-
s~-i ~ssa = ssssr -sp-~uvs ssss
ssnse s.eass fsss ASz, &ts So
OF 49, AM s>s - assas A.ths 49,
AIS cssasaNs - ~ sssss~~r GO
s-a - ssss - tss ssss--at
srtz< - tAss ss~e<
$50 q Ass r<ssaz vac .ssl e. rs
ss~s SOC 49, sc A@~s. s~S = t2s
fr-ss s~~E s~s- 9zfsra aA~h - ~
rser sssxA kss zss hSs tAs~s r~= = ~
szsp~ssss sss esTcsel Sassv
r~sr~r sSS sssssrsss ssssfssss
sAals - a~r1~a s~sssY - . msssz -.
sscs nosesete~a 'S~r><f sssn ~ sr
~ . $50 90 49, 49,, tssa 60 - -
zsz, 49, ~Rss~tzg sAr~e N~@&. - -
sA~ss~
srs = s~f2f-s IL tAss sSs 49, - 1853
~ sspss 10 - FruA ~ tss ssss .asst
81 esa~A sssesca s~r~s o. 80
raas e, 49, IA. s;sss a. ss a szss ~
ssa srs~s - rs.sa<~
Aftsr srreioas~i sd ssfs is.ss o.
IsS sntil sfsss mijssss1 IN -asA .A.
!saAs md tfiaos. delegate. ~~fs s
sit~ri, ogres~i to -. a~..srs a..
"a. I'D spt~d Nv . vots af - a -
al sas c~cas~ssso. ~sit~ern~f slas p
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

AT . meeting OF the Senate Speeia,
Committee on the Pacific Railroads h
vas decided TO At once after the nd.
icurnment Of the Senate make m In
spection OF the roads The members
viii meet In Chicago. April s. and
make . trip over the Union and Cen
er,l Pacific railroads. their branches
md lcasea lines. occupying about ak
veekx The committee consists Of
senator's Frye. Dawes. Hiscock. DAviA
Morgan, Butler and Hearst
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
InG eGGR
. 00sA~aass Ns~sssss ssssaa<o .. tai
fass a. nSo

th~o - SO
WA~ssGf Issa NsrcAfs -Jaass ~
iics has EEsntet . ~tsssyrrasv lsf4
.sainst tA~ haftssssss. C~i.s Ksf4l- Z
Ssrtssrn AsEirest tosePss. 49,
fe.hsi m.a. sg~at 60 ,a- ~ Lea. b.
Tag totnpasy, r~sstssassx ta-a Ia
eJ agsaS tssr aa'o N.s~rs To-
pisi.sss 90. ~ n iareek. . MetL.-g. s
mia .tsT foshs.asa s-eA esI-ss a
satss a ssutiy lei ses~i IA -
~hscs arrived ia esf-iesis Ths ~
f~tns net ea he SD usnx. an
the hs~s sss delivered TS.sslas.a Asl
that The sais SIS stsi ID -
ioais ssi The raliSest sssasi tAsl ,as
raj ~ss shiixei - except ;h- 49, .su
sessd sss sssss frstGs, Tee Iafxs h.
the bs.- 90. - NJ Sat q. ENss 81
agent 10 ioss. saI ts.t ~ .sis -as
"a lose snd %. tl~ssI nsss
he'd ,Asi The rstirssi kaeslaE 49, - o
'siss ~srs ssle. sA~sa nat Aa.s ...1
m thsm
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Fr-rssrnss. Pa. xxSaE--gsee ss-ss .,
tror s=e $685. s4ssnsNs are - ss~y "a
s~fI~s 0s1tE@ Ove-aozz<zsss .
Essa as .s- esz@ Pc z~<Ai aAs ssl~s
u e g ser ssa ss~ Aass at vaSs xs-
Md y<otxcso hsss as<sssss sssn - 10 =.
- na- nssy 85s ses4S sssf 49,. q
sssy kss at FsGAss r-ssssus~s % s.szy
IAsrs - . great 3sAs 81 szsszs sA-Ss
ssSes IA ss0s % - aass&s<N~s ss
eVsrus<.x saas 8s1s ss1s< - Anssxs.
oa3s1 GD~ ss1 NAAs s,Ass - 800
sAsvss4 BY ~ SassaAa Irs1esr 49,
~. Ne q. K.i9hss - LaAs. 0~s . e
sass<s-fv - = .es saA-~DkS
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
F. B. Cooler and u. r ~,

+. y. GOBLET and d. R Howe. two
banker from Hartford. Conn, reached
Chicago recently ~ agents Of E.s,ern
stockholders in Western railroad. vho
want TO know Why dividends Are no,
more plentiful. The capital repre-
sensed by the two is said to aggregate
many millions The inve.,isas;ors :,
b understood. are directed particularly
against the Illinois Central. the Chi.
caeo. Burlington & Quincy and The
Burlington & Northern
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

lHLEGRAPH communication With the
United states has been established by
cable from Santiago de Cuba to Hayti
eno q domingo. and thence 70 the
Island OF Curacao. thence TO LaGuayra
and Caracas. Venezuela. where con-
necfion is made with the Government
land lines for the places of the interior
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

QUITE q hot discussion vas INDUCED
In in the lower house Of the Illinois
Legislature the other nigh. over reeo-
lut'ons deuouncing the present British
treatment OF ireland and declaring
eympathy With Parnell. Gladstone and
the Irish people They vere finally
referred to Q committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

HE missionaries recently captured
by the insurgents in Zanzibar have
been released upon the payment Of
sS'"" HE Iermans have also sur
rendered twelve slaves who had fallen
into their hands. The followers Of
bushirt. retreating into the interior.
seemed inclined to negotiate With the
GermAnA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

1HH mother Of Prof Ge6cken died
recently At the age OF ninety-ona.
Gefcken. it viii be remembered. VA
prosecuted for divulging Berlin court
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

A REPORT was received on the 18th
that TascOtt. the murderer of Smell,
the Chicago millionaire. had been cap
tured on the banks Of Lake Winnipeg,
in Manitoba.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

"~AsstsosoS. Msrsa 70 -rAes
s~ the "mees 10 unprecedented Us0
ss'ss ssa ssst~ss say tssy BE. So,
"osh1"s TIE 10 s~s ysssa JAs ss...s "a
r'sss'"s sAtpsshsss sAs s.rssEy .ss~. (.
h~ tAst 90 tAs bssasssss aass a.
scoop the ~Rsestissass sAs.is ~ 49,
ose C.ssr~sswss hom wssa.SHH
that " cav oas asslrss 60 ~ t.s
80 get sAs pssi h-s.a - the sasssssa u.
AT ts oaess sloas. hot sss ~n.ss.
fsuss . dollar . ssy az oss-s ss.-~
lsisa '~'sssnsss s-csssssy wi.ss.~ s..s4.
ssy s~ssssnooa isss~s . assa~s ~-fsi.sas
." cestsis sasr. sssa 5sy 90 ,A.s s.@ 49,
be soaid s~s sahes-..sssss saa AZ. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

A FRENCH colder named Versioie
has been sentenced to death in Or.n.
Algeria. for Throwing . quid q 70
hscco into the face Of Colonel Thiern
While Vertjoie va beingtried1y eour4
martial for attempting 70 deoert
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

The question Of the return Of ex-
Queen Natalie. of Servia, to Belgrade,
has already caused n challenge to q
duel between leading opponents in the
Government
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

ENNoxs BLAIxE Who has resigned
ms position Is general freight and
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe &Cali
1ornia read. is 70 be vioe-president ef
Tie West Virginia Central road With
headquarters at Baltimore
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

fsoA the edition Of GeoreeP p. Roweal
ACas American Newspaper Direct
DRY. TO be published April I. Il ap-
pears that the newspapers and period
icals OF all kinds issued 4. the United
States and Canada now number II. l07
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
ADDITIONAL DIsPArcnn

Ex-PRksIDExr C~LKvELAxD itf, Nev
York on the lc;h for Cuba
THERE il aid TO b. much opposition q
the confirmation OF Lewis wo.Ay as Gov.
ernoE o: Arizona and IL is reported tina,
charges have been made against him
THE German Government has suppressed
the Berlin Vo.ks Zeitunz un Ter the Social.
isf law.
THE ~roundhouse o.the Cuieacon & A,sats
railroad At C~uleacon. Mex. Was burned
recently together with . locomotive and
passenger car. Many shops we're also
destroyed. Loss. S3oD,Ool.
WILLIAM +. BUEcKIER q young Ameri.
ran OF Baltimore. has taken second honor
IN the Cambridge tEng.) Cniversiiy for
English orationA
II The senate on the Issh . debate tooA
place on trade relations The President
sent in . long list OF appointments Among
the c~onarma,ions were those Of the IA.
moan Commissioner
J. ID. AAGIxSis, the comedian, died af
Boston recently. aged afty-6re
CHINESE have been prohibited landing
in Chilli.
CHAIRMAN BRIfrox, Of the inaugural
co0mitteA has handed % shs commission.
ers . check for "a D this being the
amount received over expesssa The fund
10 TO b Invested and the Interest dev osed
to relieving the poor Of w~ashiastoa.
THKRH 10 . rush Of eold seekers TO the
sweet erase Hills. neal Big Sandy. Noat.
JUDGE BARS. Of the Osio Supreme
Court has decided that ~ state Law in.
posing . 6ne on restaurant keepers for re.
fusing to feed colored people 10 sncoasti.
tutional
IBR Russian Soprene Court hes decided
tees Princess H0heaioAA wife of the
StaAfxhoikr Of AIssce-Lcsraise and heir. |
ess OF the Russiaa sssasss u Prince Wit.
s~enGenstetn. 10 indebted to the Bank OF
in the SUN OF &o09 900 rocblea
IHE new i~nternaficsal bndss 1t z
Paso, Tex. viii soon b completed. the
work OF track laying having conmeocel
A NOTABLE incident IN The S. Patriek's
cesehratioa At New York was the ey-
'nS Of the lrtsh Dag On the City Hal
v ben Hewitt IA mayor this vss not
DETECTIVE BALDWIN aad N arnd
POSSE we're reported @ he iesA sasrappsd
~ U~cceahiners IN Tie uild rexsoos Of
West Virginia
q Aojave river brides bear Rarsoo.
al. has been Destroyed BY Aiga rate.
0UrH . numhsr of dessrsers from NJ
Anerscan troops stationed ~ Fort Niagara
ave arrived in HGnason, ost, dusi.x
last three EoatAA They al sayt the
seasneat sAsy reesivsd q The haaAs a
eeir cf8cerS W0s unhoarAhsA
FIRn IN PeaerA. m. he osAes narpine
'sssroyed Co0sseek Z Avsxyss lasse
oar story hrsck furassuso ssosA cuasz~r
10e co iosA
-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

ALDAcE F. Waller. OF the Inter
Ctate Commerce Commission. has %
eepted the Craftsmanship Of the Inter
Stafe Railway Association s4 asa2ary
q e2s.O00. and will .immediaAely close
up his Affairs in Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

r. President HARR1sON received three
Georgia delegation Oh the 18th. one Of
them headed by General Longstreet
General GOT and Colonel Fred Grant
also called
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

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assr%ssssx 90
svsAshs AhS~s~sy ~,s 49,.
1900. fss~t@ s~1 sz<~< So
.Hss@1r - s&sA 90 $500 g.
sV Iss 800 80 sGSs a. 80 ~~s
ssss 10 - ssss~ss ss~~
- ssa<s~s - 80 .~
49, 49, sssss ~ $3.50 sx s
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

The Western Baseball Association
delegates at Sioux City. Iowa. spent
all day on the 18th squabbling over
the seasons schedule. Two lists were
rejected
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
MIScEILANeOC3


AT Renova Pa the other night, Philip
Paul Ne chief Of police. MAS sho, dead by
Charles Cleary - he went to unlock tn.
door OF the jail
THREE boilers ss the st. Nicholas colliery,
Nahonoy City. Pa, exploded recently. A
child was killed by . fragment Of iron and
ave q cir ssAsr psrsoss ssriously Injured.
HASI1E HoSBs wass hornod 70 death in
NAsSa. Ask. th0 otAer aay.Andfsar other
persons badly hurt in trying to save her.
Her dress cauz ht from Q brush fire.
AyrER two days discussion the Inter.
State Miners and Operators' joint con.
v~ention, at Coiunbas, o.. ended il the
d~issolutaon OF h agreement The eject
on wages will probably b bad
The Newfoundland G~overnmeu. VIII re-
fuse to issue licenses for the purchase of
bait and out6ts to American vessels this
year. Csstsrs sss already guarding the
Whose coosG.
THB strike a tie weaver Of Fa!l River.
1sss, hAs besa 0a1e WORE By the sAut.
ting down Of mills employiagaooo persoos
In Other depaxtmeata
II rUon0inG . curve oooR fairvieW, y.
u. The etAsr day, u Atlantic & Pacific
freight engine and 0ftesa carr were
WRECKED and Brakenaa Oliver Fsesusou
"a fatally injured
FtR4 In Newman, Ga, the other might
destroyed The Leading business square, In.
Gliding The public library. Loss, El,0oa
Mss 0ExeAAL GRASf has sess Q cheek
for IS - ~ Coafsdssats Sosdisrs' Hone
as AsseaA Tex
A RASfEnY At boilers exploded q The
West Point boiler woekA Pittsburgh, p, |
a ne l4tA. killing I've y six q Ne Woek.
0sa md ~tnjurisg many othsrA
a NrHDE1 Of miner wsee impeisooed BIZ
. fall Of rock in the Black Dia0oad nine |
at SAa0okiA. Pa. o. the 18th. IL vas
hardly thought they coald b rocssd |
alivA
CAPIAIx SETl v. Coz. Q peooiasas !
contractor Of BirminSham. Ala, |
wss run over b other night By . frsisAt
lraia aad killed
TuK jury in the trial Of Thomas p. Kerr.
he fanoos New York doodle aldeauan.
Ior hribssy returned . verdict Of 'n0s
4
Tn Aesiae solieisnr-oeser.l Of xe~
4sxico has givea . lengthy Opinioa de-
aarinG u.coastit1ticaal IL Livestock
Inspection bill reesatiy passsd b. tie
Territorial Le4islasnr~ 1
ORoInD have Aoeo % peepAre tie Adnns
u AarS lslanA California for ayear's
and b lroquois q tie saDe yard
'or . three yeASY' eUisA l.
BIZ - fall q . tSvstlo below 0AnAud L,
~. eAs eshsr day . frsigAs sasine anA
40 carr wsrs wrscked and the arsoaa
lnds tramp usrs fatally iajsreA ],
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

Tees He's a-nN. .
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.s@F EAs Ssssa.-@<- E.
~~s 500 sxss~ss sesAsAsEa go
S~~ss usa 80 t&<~~ 49, 80
s ssA~s - Gssxss ss~ sss s.ss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

d. McLAREN. Queens Counsel, in a
letter to the Toronto Globe giving
striking statistics Of the rapid spread
OF the French people and French Ian
guage in New Brunswick. Quebec. On
tario and Maine. predicts that in fiftv
years these localities will contain
100000 purely Preach speaking
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

W. I. O'BRIEN. night manager Of
the United Press Office at Washington,
died recently. aged thirty-one. e.
posure during the Inauguration cere-
monies made the disease terminate
faslly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

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~ss ss@s - azs .~ y~
1872 ~ ks Ax 4rx&a
hs s~s~ ~es~ <ev~s ss&r - -
49,. asxs- s.ssss-~.s 80
sss~ szsssS 1~S~ x 10 - ~
~z~~s us Es~ssA1nsv ssszs.~4 Ees
- s~ss s~ sss<2w s~ 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

SEVERAL cases Of insanity are + .
ported from the prison at Sing Sing.
n. T.. consequent upon the enforced
idleness Of the convicts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22

ALL Of the duels arising out Of the
recon animated debate in the French
Chamber OF Deputies amicably
ARRANGED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-22
Ar a recent meeting Of the New York
Bar Association ex-President Cleveland
"a elected q member.

TIE trunk line general passenger
agents have passed a resolution to stop
paying commissions on trunk iae
tickets