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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-17
Class F.-Flowers.

Olass r-rIOHeTs.
DIVISION l.
Edward Laker, city, best and largest col
lection Of Towering plants in bloom. Mrs.
William Jennings special, cash s25.
c. Cramer, city, second best collection of
Towering plants in bloom. Gold medal.
c. Cramer, city, best collection OF foliage
plants. Silver medal and IS.
G. Cramer, city, best display of cut
flowers. Gold medal and $40.
c. Cramer, city, best display of cut
flowers. S. P. Teasdel's special, s..
George A. Lowe, city, best display of cut
roses. S. P. Teasdel's special, IS.
G. G. Perry, city, best collection of pre-
served flowers. Gold medal or $40.
John Reading, city, for exhibition of
Towering and foliage plants mot entered
in competition) one of the finest features of
the fair. High commentator and vote of
thanks by the board of directors.
A. SCHULTHEss,
MRS. ARTHUR BROWN,
DR.. w. H GROVES,
HUGH M. DoUGALL,
DR.. A. S. CoEDoN,
Awarding Committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-17
The First Step,

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ais you. You should heed the warning,
You are taking the first step into nervous
prostration. You need a nerve tonic, and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact.
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal, healthy condition. Surpris-
ing results follow the use of this great
nerve tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and the
liver and kidneys resume healthy action
Try bottle Price Soc, at A. c. Smith &,
Co.'s drug store. 6
Try Angel Bros. new lumber yard, Stat
road. Telephone 43S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-17
An Imnnrtant Elemsmt

OF the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives a
fair equivalent for his money. The familiar
headline, 400 Doses One Dollar" stolen by
imitators, is original with and true only of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. This can easily be
proven by any one who desires to test the
matter. For real economy, buy only
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
256
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

lcrIr b. uufta r.lf as nN' "' WV
So ,l.t ..un lrn. us muca moaey. ra'
.t,.t.... .,..l outlay BE- w.l De- oroasp- %
, cov ami a.il 'cd nni cared FOR d MI
l.ar..o rooi COW THE best Of all gram
f,o1. for o. Golf /. bran. and although inc
Standard feeling tables livc i1o bran h'su
I'D, ,a.,c taan wheat bran. tis latter Is co"
.'.i.r,,,v the better fool Wheat bran con
.,... nor. chan 3 per cea. OF SUGAR ana rye
.'~,. b.. than per cont Sugar o.ins
.,eony di,etible and easily changed INC
',l.l h.at wheat bran Is a good food TOT
',.,.., animals 10 the winter At tho same
'.,..r, n,r. pound as corn 10 Is worth twice a.
..,,..n nsi only for i,s nitrogen, but Tor 'ne
.',..,.i.sts.it contains aud which go to make
..,f.,e This is the reason of lis hiSn N''u.
RI, f..i,o, your stock. colts and PIGS a. wen
c.iy.. II is "a safe food No one ever
'..., r,s animals by giving them too much
t~.. n has every element Of hay ana corr
a.hi,ed Int while it Is good food It should
ne,l indiciously A calf six or eiSn'
.nonths Old win do well on two pounds daiiy
~ ,t which costing two cents, IS very cheaI
LIN M Tho very best Of the hay should o. o.
,o.'ryed for tho calves. and with bran ~ VII
'.s..e ,he Young things % grow s'sso''
American A0ricubnrii
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
New York Financial Market.
by TeIegIaph.

NEW YORK. MAY 21.-Money closed al
. ner cent. the lowest point; the hlghes,
rate was 9 per cent. Exchange closed
stoadv. posted rates, 4SsQf4c93; actual
4S7m4s5i for 60 days, and $3.50 1871 TOT
domond Governments steady cur
rencv. Gs. 1913 bid; As, conpon' lZ'i
bid avs, coupon, lOi bid. ,
THE stock market was less active TINS
mornino 13G1OO shares changing hanas'
AGAINST i1G 800 in the same hours oil yes
terdav. The features Of this morning
DEALINGS were the Northern PACING STOCKS
which together. furnished 44,sOO shares
or 2O ner cent. of the entire morning
trading There was, however, no con
siderable advance in their prices ore
gon Transcontinental was comparaliNe
/ IL duh and weak. II opened per Gem
/ lower al b. and sold down TO 80 ON sal'
of 900 shares up to - o'clock. ON ih'
whole there was a reactionary tendency
exhibited by the market from the advance
which continued through last week
and at noon values, as rule, Wer'
fractionally lower The market W As
Ilitle more active after midday ana Jul
tome was stronger. Prices advanced
fraction. but the spasm0dic character o
the trading indicated that the adVahc
,rss LARGELY the result Of manipulation
II was not fully maintained in the hn'
dealings. and the closing figures shoWe
irregular changes Inc safes loi u"
ldav amounted 10 3j9,O4' shares
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New York Cotton Market.
ID. rH.I..trrsIuN

New YORK, May 2l.-The cotton mar,
to, his morning was more active ana
SaG points higher. The market was not
On active after midday, but the tone con,
,inued firm to the close. Sales OF spot
cotton amount TO 300 bales export ana
/ O02 bales to spinners. For middiing
uplands lil. and the market Is hfin'
Fum e. clio ed May lO.'2Wlo.'4' June
1Of;m1O.7s. July, 1O.73@lOl4 August
1O77m1O.7s: September, lO."@olVo..''o'
october. 99OW99l November ''vg
a es. december. 9.s0@99O, January
a OLA q a.. February. l0O4U10Oj. The
sales for the day amounted to A., 200 bales
Receints nj ports to-day estimated at
. 500 bales. against 3,s's bales last week
and SOB last year 1..
In Liverpool spot cotton was steady dS,
Cd. for middling uplands' sales ''OV'
balps
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W Branch 60. 's''s' ;
aud brokers No iii Main stree;


NEW YORK, May 21.-There was
q reaction of l@l4 in the
first hour to-day, led by Ohl-
cago. Burlington and quincy
Atcbison: Louisville and Nashville ana
Missouri Pacific The Northern Paclhes
were steady. Soon after IL O'Clock
buving orders in the Changers came in1'
and by noon all the loss was recovered.
From noon to o'clock the whole hsi'
except the Northern Pacihcs' ieil
off per cent. The news was favorable
and the sentiment is still very bullish;
The declination of 1 per cent. dividend
bv the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
was believed to indicate at least 4 per
cont for 1889 The market is superior TO
anv bad news, and stocks are very
scarce. Gas stocks and trust securities
are very strong. Chicago was creditea
with being very heavy buyer. Iheqnlch
recovery from what many expected
would be sharp reaction encourage
the bulls greatly, while holders seem 10
be satisfied with the outlook IL h
reasonable after such advances to ca
meet reaction of 1@2 per cent at any
! time
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MAY 81 - Cotton dun
middlinr. l1g@i1lc. Flour fairly active
and steady: Wheat-Southern quiet oul
firm. Fultz. s5093c; Longberry, ss@v'c.'
Western easy. No. winter red, spot
s30 S3lc.; MAY, SIT. Corn - southern
dun but steady, white 4l@i5c;1 yer
low. 4O043c. Western steady mixed sPo''
frn,. Western white, 32W33ic.; Western
MIXED 29m8Oc Rye nominally iirm'
54m55c. Provisions dull and quiet
Mess pork. $3.50. Bulk meats-Loo.,se
shoulders. &C.. long clear, &C.; clear rib
sides. &C.: sugar picked shoulders, &C.
sngar-cured smoked shoulders, Sc; hams
fI7mt3c Lard - refined, best, sc
petroleum quiet; refined, So 10. .Coiie'
quiet: Rio cargoes fair, 1ss@ls4c. .s9gai
strong. A isoft. ss@slc. Copper-re.llln.eo,
/ re for in COTS. Whisky steady at SllV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
New York Markets
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Flour closed
dull and dropping; fine grades Of winter
co.. S b. ,'', - rs. southern quiet family eX-
ira. 81 $40. Wheat weak sPoi,
sales SO. . red. slic.@s2sci No. = rea
winter MAY. SOsc. Corn steady spot
,sles 10. mixed, 42lc.W43lc; do. May
die oats steadysspot sales No ] white
3Sc.. NO > mixed, May, 2sc. fork uuil
New mes, Sl3OOm $3.50 Lard closed
steady. MAY, S1Os@Sll3. Sugar-i,,aw,
dnn. refined dun: cut loaf and crushed
gc powdered. &C.; granulaied' sc
cnbe. SIC: mould A, SIC. Coiee' steady
fair carrOes Rio. lSsc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
Chicago Mar ets.

CHICAGO. May ei.-Wheat opened
weak corn stronger. Oats quiet. Pro-
visions fairly active. Closings Nheal-
Nav sec. June. soc; July, '6lc. Corn
NAV 33lc.. July, 33sc.; July, 34V a.
Oats May. June, 22sc.; July, S-fc'
pork-Mav-June. $1157iWSll.6O' July
si1673W$ll5O. Lard-May- June, 80 So
July. S6s2i. Short ribs-May-'u "''
a. "a. July. Sj.S1:.
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Henderson. NC.

HENDERSON, \. c., May 2O-Rain has
been falling gently since saturday night
and has made a fine season for setting
out tobacco plants
Judge Armfeld opened Superior Court
here to-day, but at once discharged aii
hands" until "wednesday next, that those
interested may take advantage oil inns
season to set out tobacco plants, when
action on his part was appreciated DN
all
As the season is a good one for strip
ping. we expect good receipts the latter
part of this week.
WILLIAM IL. WALKER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Charley Gushington-l tell you Jac K
Oh''''' . s,.ee,er and dearer every day.
'iI Il Vim gyancelIe-Perfectly natam, my
dear bow: sugar is advancing "'''
Bulletin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

The very best liniment 10 apply anu
rub with is THE Dixey Nerve and Boon
Eminent" Price % cents everywhere
Don't use any other, and so waste ''me
and money
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

INDIGESTION and dyspepsia cured by
Chase CITY Lithia Water. Only % cents
a gallon al D.eco
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

lrIl.l. Ioar. i, '--"'''' '''' -,
snai.c.l.u $3.50. "onen. care ''"'' - ',
MUSE. ANA newspaper writers ana p.ni'' n, .
81. estimated chat tHly loo.VoO OF Tue J"
.l.....t. ol London are night workers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Yarbrough's Mild Burnley Tobacco Is
especially adapted to those who want
mild tobacco during the heated term
Sold by all dealers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by ShilOh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS & MINOR DRUG 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
RAILsoAD BoSDs


Reported by John l.. Williams q SON
snker. and brokers, No. I'LL Nam street
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Grain and Cotton Market

RICHMOND, VA, May 2l, 1889
,yyEsINGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Wheat. 3l2 bushels
Conn $50 bushels.
sALRs REPORTED To SECRETARY
Wbeat-Longberr~ s44 bushels prime
al one. do go bushels very good al '5c
Shorthe ~ Is bushels V ry good al VIC
Total sales wheat, /, % bushel
Con-Wnite. 1900 bushels very goo'
IN nrivate terms: mixed. 20 bush Is yer
GOOD ON private terms Total sales corr
$50 bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

virginia Securities.
BALTIMORE, MD, May 2l.-Nirginia
fhrees 67sM6Sf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Ice Cream Soda Water at our Fouh-
tain OWENS x MINOR DRUG 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
RICHMOND. Va, May q, 1889

FIRST BOARD
1000 vi ginia SIS new at e7s S''-0i ~
at 67i. p:an.l,o,,,.r deferred al
m 40 Richmond City As At 1929
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Cruthes Clutches ! Clutches y al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.,
Opposite Postoflice, Richmond va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Market hrm. ,.
Quotations -Midding. lOc. IN" ma
IiHc gsc.. good ordinary, SEC
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Chase City Litlna Water on draught'
OWENS x MINOR DRUG Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

All kinds of pure medicines and min
eral waters al co
OWENS x MINOR DRuG 20
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Some % tLe motioes ODD tne "'' l.o's ''''s
are beautifully quaint The ",' OF ''''n mem. +
en,n.., ZOO .or. Co Doe embodied 10 'hi' "ru
.. M, cannoi refrain from oi'us ie"
Fin iaoe ny cho..c iio rejoice
.,..,. Good al..,o iucrta~, our love.
"N.f iao bot enc 900 DIE BE- doie
"si, heait and until ] die
So, gold l., pure. so love Is sure
.a. l.ne Ga. bic yulr lnvns VIE.
Shove is sure where imih is pure
Glove i- acaVen AND heaven b. ""e
"Natlri 81 d.s. Uut lo'o' i"r aye
"NA.l iDl, SOFA s.e- t-sn i1inn "i 'i''
~Il rI rn cast io llna Two fast. p
".f,. l.allI.t...t. true love OF iniii'
o. r......lllla.lDrs Bulletin
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

p0.t rInr. cumo mo vogue NIIu NO ''N
,.-.ntb century These were motto rings anu
..ey form ono of ihc most interesting chalr
,~.. of ra. lore lt is said thot the famous
80. ueicl Essex sent TO Queen Elizabeth 10y
mo Counties of Nottingham but which Inc
o1ln. woman did tot deliver until after The
i.r.- death. wasa po.y These rings were
.,,.y.. h,tueen lover, and friends all over
r,,.a. The, bore rhymmg moitoes ana al
r..,.t.ot. ..r,.m ent and the lady without
ra.g ring was looked upon as lo'io.n "D'
/ with be-, feu hopes of marriage anead
Shakespeare know the posy rnS' Tor III 'n
.sferchaut of eulce' hemahe' "r"''"h' "'''
! Neri--a say .
omnano- About O. hoop Of gold. paliry r'ns,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The London Times Witacss Places That
Paper and the English Tories in an Tn
favorable Position.

The London Times WItacss Places That
Paper and the. EnHii.h Tories in an In
favorable Position.
LONDON, Feb. ~ - eire ct of the ev-
idence z ven by Pisott before the Parnell
Commission has had a startling effect
upon public opinion, and In" matter is al
most the soc topic of conversation in ali
circles in and out of the lobbies of the
House of Commons. The conviction is rap
;i!y becoming general that PIgott him
self is the forger of the so-callcd farnell
letters. and Tories vie with Par nellltcs in
the depth Of their con domination Of the
wretch who is convicted out of his own
mouth of acts scarcely less heinous than
those Of Judas lscariot. The Pail Mall
Gaz-tte publishes a leader, triumph ant ia
tone, in which IL declares that
the collSpse of the Times case, brought
about by the testimony of McDon-
aid. Houston and Pigott, has made
home rule for Ireland a foregone con-
clusiOn. Ii is asserted that Mr.. Walter,
who MS mainly responsible for the
Times crusade against Mr.. Parneil. Will
personally bear all the expenses and costs
incurred by the paper in conducting the
case before the commission, even II he has
to sell has estates to raise the money. This
Resolution is believed to be the result Of "A
stormy interview between Mr.. alter and
his co-partners i'm the proprietorship or
the Times. i'm which the matter OF the
PAPERS inability TO pay its usual dividend
was the foremost topic Of discussion, and
Mr.. Walters sudden announcement Of his
intention to GO To Nice to recuperate. Is
undoubtedly another result Of thai heated
mrctlsg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
THE HARTFORD HORROR.
The Isody of Night Clerk Perry Recovered
The Injured Victims Doing AS Well ~
Could D~ Expected.

The Igody III Night Clerk Perry Recovered
The Injured Victims Doing as Well ~
Could TIE Expected.
HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. @.-The work ~
excayating nj the Park Central ruins has
been vigorously prosecuted to-day. and
more effectively than hitherto. The streets
on both sides of the ruins are crowded.
but special policemen keep the people
from interfering with the work. No bodies
were found beyond those already report
ed until about ten O'Clock this morning,
when one was discovered which from its
location close 10y the safe. is undoubtedly
Night-Clerk Perry. A great mass q: de-
hris is vet To be- overloaded. Many PEG.
pie think that more bodies will he
found. as no other persons are
reported missing. but others ex-
pect To find more. as the hotel was
reported full. At the hospital to-day the
ten patients taken from the ruins are do
ing as well as could be expected. and no
serious results are expected with any
@. them. The funeral Of Dwight II. Buell.,
the jeweler. was held this morning at the
house Of his hrofier-in-law J. q. Rath-
bone. Or. and Mrs. Perrin will be buried
tomorrow. a; ll:31. in New Britain.
President Dwight. Of Yale. and others, will
officiate.
II 4. M.-The body supposed 10 be that
Of Perry has been taken "a the morgue.
His father and brother. of Holyoke, Mass,
are here to take charge Of il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
Will stand by the Association.

NKw York. Feb. 2l.-The Illinois Cen
trail directors yesterday resolved that
while the terms ot their charter prccluded
them from signing the Interstate Rail.
way Association agreement. they would
give their moral support, SO far rs may
be consistent with tine best interests Of
the company. 10 the aims and objects or
the association IN the establishment and
maintenance .: rates as far rs they may
conform IL the laws Of the various States
in which its roads are located. and with
the Interstate Commerce law. They
also ordered the president Ia notify every
employee % the company that II he Will.
fully violates any of the rates established
he will be dism Used.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
4 Strange Confession.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feh. @-Severa'
weeks ago Christian SchauZe. "a prominent
hr iic- luildcr Of Chicago. then on HIS dH-
ing l. Il. and now deceased. confessed 10
William R~oeiigar, If this city, the burn
Ing a. Fl-ch;ia--n. a suburb 1t talvor-
den. province Of brunswick. Prussia. in
isa4. duplicating h ms-lf and one Schu-
CART Schultz In the confession he stated
that Schultz WAS hen living Ia ter
many in prosperous circumstances lhr
confession WAS flied before Justice Jan-
mas Of this city. who immediat .ly for
wariei II 10 the German Imperial Consul
AT Cincinnati. From the latter city the
confession was sent TO the German author
ities. and an investigation followed
which resulted in the finding that Schultz
had been living in FiechtinGen in COM
Portable circumstance. rs the confession
said, tu, he had dies a few weeks pre-
vious 10 the arrival of TN. confession.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

WASHINGTON. Feb. I-Senator Stan
ford has introduced a proposed amend
neut to the Army Appropriation bill. di-
recting the Secretary Of War To purchss,
four pneumatic dynamite guns of hfteen-
inch caliber. aud the necessary machinery
10 fire and haudle the same. with the nee
.ssary ammunition and cartridges. TO te
located at such points in the harbor oi
San Francisco As may be designated hy
the Secretary. The cost is not TO exceed
over Ssal.o0. In . letter To the Senate
Secretary Endicott approves OF the
location OF these guns in the harbor oil
San Francisco, and = y there is at pres
ent no appropriation available for 'he
,,,rpNs,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

speaking Of marriage fees" said .
prominent clergyman. "recalls . very
embarrassing blunder which was perpe-
trated upon an innocent brother
clergyman recently. The groom. who
vas not a very ervOu fellow. either.
carelessly poked an old plantation
negro ballad into his vest pocket with
the five dollar bill which he intended
as the marriage fee. During the
excitement which followed the cere.
mOny the young man placed the ballad
in the palm of the clergyman Alters
fervent GOd-speed the officiating
clergyman left without inspecting the
negro song. The divine was indignant
when he discovered the nature of the
bit Of paper which he had slowed
away in his wallet However the
young man found the five dollar bill
in his vest pocket. made q hurried
examination and succeeded in allay-
ing the ire OF the clergyman."-Christ-
ian at Work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
TRAIN ROBBERY.

Dynamite Bombs Exploded BY RObberx
t"d-r - California Express Train-rwo
Passengers Shot.
DELANo. Cal, Feb. 2k.-As train No. II
lett Pixiey Friday night five men boarded
II " went on the engine and covered
SNb;e engineer and fireman with revolyers.
When about two miles from the station
the train was brought to a stop and the
other three men entered the express car
and ordered the messenger to open the
box, covering him with revolvers. Dyua.
lmiic bombs were exploded upder the
ear and during the excitement seven
passengers ran toward the front.
Two of them were shot. E 4.
Bentley. Of Modesto, was probably fatally
and Charles Cabert. of Paso.
was killed instantly. The train ran bach
TO fixiey. The passenger coaches were
not moiested. Another account says that
but two men We're interested in the rob.
berry ana that while one remained on the
engine the other made his way to the ex-
press car and by exploding bombs unde
the car SO frightened the messengers hat
they speedily opened the doors. Bentley.
who is probably fatally wounded, is deputy
constable here: The amount secured by
the iobbeis is unknown. A posse went In
pursuit Of them from here.
LATER
Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 25-As re.
CARDS the robbery OF the Southern Pacific
train by masked men near Pixiey Friday
evening. United States Deputy Marshal
Thomas Hayes states that the men hung
around Pixley several hours before the
train arrived. They were armed with
shotguns and gave out that they were go-
ing rabbit hunting. The station agent mo-
ticed them for the reason that one OF them
was well dressed and his clothing was
highly perfumed. The waiter who waited
OF them also noticed the perfumery. Hayes
is Of the opinion that the robbers will be
captured before they reach the mountains.
Kelly. messenger for Wells, Fargo &
Co.. says there Was something less than
$500 in the safe at the time of the robbery.
The amount was small. owing to thu
money order system now i'm use. H
opened the door md let the robbers in
only because the lntter threatened to kill
the engineer and fireman. Kelly says
there were only two robbers. but the bag
gagemaster says there were five at least.
They Wore dark masks and had iouI
sacks To carry the plunder. Kelly says
the robbers were undoubtedly novices.
Detective Smith, Of the Southern Pa
ciiic. has left here for Pixley. The de-
scripiiol of the robbers has been obtained
and he think, they Will soon be- caught.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
A Russian Prince Under Arrest In New
York for Fraudulent Practices.

New York. Feb. @.-George Ehriston
De Gourie. the Russian Prince. adyeutur.
er and womau-hunter, was arrested last
night on a charge Of obtaining money on
false p%retences on a complaint of Rock.
well. the furricr. The Prince six weeks
ago bought q seal-skin overooat for $50.
promising Ia pay for il on February Is.
or give il back. On February II the Prince
pawned it for Sl00. A search Of the
Princes apartments showed that every
scrap o. clothing and lewelry not in active
wear had been pledged for cash. he was
a1raixned n the Yorkville police court
and held to answer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
FROZEN TO DEATH.
\ Fatality la Nchraska The Cold Els
where.

n tlt9ity ia NeUT1SkH- ne NSSu sstS
where.
LoUr City, Neh., Feb. ~ Charles Hunt
ing AMI his son Edward. farmers, started
HON. Tuesday evening after spending the
dav in town. Yesterday they were found
near their house. the son dead and the
father 80 badly frozen that he Will be
crippled IL he RECEIVERS. The th.rmomeier
here registered ten degrees below zero las:
night.
~ MICHIGAN.
isuPFMiSG. Nich.. Feb. .t-The worst
storm of III. season and one Of the most
severe ever known is now raging over the
entire upper peninsula. Little snow has
fallen bat the wind has reached . velocity
oi fliiy miles an hour and the temperature
has ranged from >. to ~ degrees below
zero. Ii IL now 81 degrees below and stall
falling The railroads are hlockaded and
the country roads impa-sable.
CHICAGO. Eel. 2t-Dispatches from
Northern Iowa state that the cold is very
severe. the mercury ranging from ten 10
sixteen degrees he.ow zero at different
points. Ia this city it registered seven de-
crees b.loH zero.