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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08
AN EXTRAORDINARY SCENE.
How the Shah of Persia Travels in
His Own Country.

1t was pitch dark rs we approached
the royal camp. and the appearance
presented thereby was very extraordi-
nary. There appeared to us to be miles
of white t ents, each with camp fire
burning before it. There were camels,
mules, and horses i'll every direction
that our eyes penetrated. 1t was as il
we had suddenly been plunged into the
midst OF a vast army, and well 1t might
be, for the following are roughly the
statistics OF the retinue which accom-
panied the Shah irom ms capital to the
irontief: -Four Thousand quadfupeds,
ihciudlhg mules, horses, ana cameis,
iOf carrying the luggage ana drawing
the carriages; 3,oOo tents to accommo
ulte ',ooo 10 o,ooo lhdlViduals, 20 car,
riaSes lor the royal sulte alone, royal
WIVES, n ana t,lelr ~ female attendants.
Ihe ohah teilI rIlhSeIhents cover
over an acre OF ground me huge red
tent lnhapltea py the stlll siumpefin8
monarch was Vlsiple from aiar. III was
pltched IN grove OF poplars, by the
size OF tlny lake, anu surrounded ny
wall about eight feet high, made OF
Resht embroldery-that Is TO say an
embroidery OF chain stitch, uniting lit
tie bits OF colored cloth, which we Know
well enough III England IN the shape OF
table, covers and antl-macassars, and
for which l have never really felt any
great affection; but still, when 1t decor.
ates high wall incloslng an acre OF
ground the effect is startling and mag
nificent. Finer table covers OF the same
material We're spread as saddle cloths
over the many gayly-caparisoned horses
around us, and Just as we approached
quantities of mules were on the point OF
starting with royal and other baggage,
with bright red pals cast over their
burdens. All the carriages We're wait
ing ready before the CRATE into the royal
inclosurc, which was formed of poles
painted red, looking not unlike gallows.
Anisi Dowlet, the Shah's fayorite wife,
was Just going to start in her gllded
carriage, drawn by six gayly- caparison'
ed horses. Sheis remarkable woman,
who has held her position OF favorite for
thirty years. She has no children, she
10 not young, and am told not beauti-
full; but her intellectual qualities are
such and her manner so bright that
thoy have placed her far ahead OF the
other ladies III the royal harem. She
always started an hour or two before his
Majesty, presumably acting as good
wife should, to see that all was in order
and the slippers ready at the other end.
There, too, was the Shahs own horse,
called "Beost Satoun, or "Twenty
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08
Watermelon Vinegar.

The latest story of Kansas productive.
ness comes from Ford county, where a
Mr.. Stornberg planted twenty acres to
melons, and sold the seeds to an Eastern
seed house for S400. From the melons
he manufactured 1,O00 barrels of vine
gar, which he values at SO per barrel.
This melon vinegar he Claims to be fully
equal to, if not better than, the cider
vinegar If this story is true, this State
will be principally devoted to the pro-
duction of watermelons in short space
of time Just think oil it $40, 400 for
the product of twenty acres of land.-
Emporia (Kan.) Democrat.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

Taking 1t altogether there never was time
perlty than at tho present moment, and yet
there are thousands OF people in the land who
doubt but what many Of them are honest in
their complaints, and it is often because they
have not found the right kind of work or the
moving along with you satisfactorily, take our
advice and write to B. It. johnson q Co., Rich
mohd, va. II is moro than likely that they
can help you, at any rate, II would cost you
nothing but q postage stame to apply to them.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08
snve That Sweet Girl

Don't let that beautiful girl fade and droop
into invalidism or sink into an carly grave for
want of timely caro- Mt the most critical stage
of her life. Dir. Pierco's Favorite Prescripi ion
will aid in regulating hor health and estab-
fishing 1t on n firm basis and may save her
hapDinesa
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

Pennsylvania editor has discovered thai
everything il nature is playful. He says
"'rhc lightning plays, the wind whistles, TIN
thunder rolls, the snow dies, the waves leap
and the fields smile. Even the trees shoe
and the rivers and streams run"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

"Judge man by his eyes, but woman
always by her lips, " said Benjamin Franklin.
Now we understand how Benjamin happened
to get SO deeply interested in the study OF
electrical phenomena.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

AU who use Dobbins's Electric Soap praise it
rs the best cheapest and most economical fam
tell still stronger tale of its merits Itself,
Please try it. Your grocer will supply you
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

The scepter of an Egyptian King has been
examined chemically by Prof Berlhclut. and
proves to he nearly pure copper, with only
traces OF lead. 1t is supposed to be about
G,OOO years old II 10
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08
A School of the Highest Order for Young
Ladies.

Ingham University, lie Roy, N. Y, estab-
lished over fifty years, Offers superior advan-
tages in its Literary, Music and Art Depart
ments. Excellent home. Attention given TO
social culture. Rates moderate. Send for
catalogue. Address Miss II. NJ. Webster,
Principal.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

Information is wanted of the whereabouts OF
Johanna Wilson. daughter of Mark sweeney
Wife of Thomas Wilson, born in Limerick Co.
Ireland. She is, If living, heir to an estate. II
dead, her children or next of kin are wanted.
Address, W. ]. CovIL, Webster City, Iowa.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

Old smokers prefer "Tansill's Punch" &c
Cigar to most | o centers
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-08-08

The bill to remove the New Hampshire Cap
itol from Concord to Manchester has beer
killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
MAJOR EDWARDS DEAD.
\ Well Know" Newspaper usn ~ ksnsal
Guy Die. NG-r Two l,sv.' Hinges.

u . 49," >i'sueF Nmb 81 NsrsA0
Cny Dies Nh~r r~" Ds,,' Iiin....
KANSAS tItY No.. May Major john
y. Eiwari>. an editor al writer q the
kEusss CITY Times. did at ten u'c'ock
yesterday morning al the Mccarthy
House N Jr;Ierson ttv. IL had been
sic1 bat two days. Major Etwsfi. WAS
Que al IN" hast known Newspaper m-n IA
thu Wc.t. IL was born la Virginia forty.
seven years ago and ,,arue! 'he print~r's
trade. II is9 he came to lexington. n
this State. and worked At IA. trail. until
ihs ciyi! war broke ont lie snlr-fri IN
the Confederate arm anJ serve. until
the clos. 20 the War at Aijutant On 6rn.
era! Shcl5y's star lie then went TO
Mckee and served under Max m ian fos
q year when he went To- ~ Louis and
l>.~ :" i>,2 h" Na- employed on gbe Tgm~s
OF tht- city. and after that b" was con.
n"Ct"i with the Seisi.a Democrat and ~
Joseph g se;t- In January. 10. hs
came g. TIA. city. aud has since b-rn en-
gagged In writing ei.'ofisi. fot ~. I n.a
H. was in-sirun~utn ia the Surrender Il
traus James after Ffank's iro;hrs Jesse
had been killed tv Bob F4Id
His remains VII be- brought 20 this CITY.
NJ arranssm-nt~ have been made fpr the
funrrni fuTtBrg t.sn that ;hr service. Is II
De- held 80 ~ late heln-. - Campbell
street. Nj g Edward. left y los aud
three cJI.iTsn. ;wo gris AMI a toy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
EAT TO
al Collision nm the Northern fscfhe NesS
jamestown, I4k.-Narrow Escape oe
ra...n-~r. ,u Wiseon.in-fscods in Can

| Iasssn.ers tn foods i ssh-
| ada
~. P.ci. MINI. May "a special
from Jam~sios Il. OAK. -tvs the af-' .~c-
ton os ;he Neither Pacific wesi-bpsnd
! limited passrng.rtrasn co.idsi yesterday
with freight NJ. II thir,y-sX m 90
west The collision occurred ca a t~ad
ard The rams We're Almost spoa casa
other before ,a- danger Wa iSc1s-
cred. The Er.in.n an ea-
s~inseE. OF 10th ;ra,rs jumped Ia
Eincrr Bass. II th. passeuscr tFckN hts
hack ani died a mosi Immediately fsTe-
faan X len. 81 the rsssougeE. and Eas.
neer beAl and Frank kri.uu. - the srr.saI.
escaped without serious injuries lac
postal car jumped the track Ani wss q
complete vrccS Both clerk were lady
injured. one had received notification -
hl. removal and ~ss on hi. las; run. He
LEG VA irss-n. and DC died iu-i after the
train which bog- the dead and wounded I'd
jamestown len ina.or. III. other c-erk.
ioun>hcry, a nephew o. Co, as! i~ouas.
berry. the well knosn Newspaper curr-s-
i,ondcnI had lts ann .roksa IN two
p.ac-s and was badly "a id Bag
s~as-msst-r N.caOl-. O: ~ Paul. bst
his arm tr0k-n "a two places The train
bore the usual number ct pas.csyvr.. Tut
none were injured. Both engine. and the
mail and baggage cars let; IL. track and
were badly demolished. 4 number Of
fright csrs were entirely destroyed
Three ear. were loaded with Ws.hluSton
Territory hor-cs. which were ALLIED ou;.
riSEt or sho: - relieve ib.ir sufY.rinsa.
his Il the hrs' accident; OF cons quenos
which has happened On the Dakota dtSi.
SION Tor some time Eng n-er hsss,
who was ki.l-i, lived hers. lie was
thirty wears Odd. and Mas engaged To 10
married IN about ten day, g. Miss
" Her, VIII was greatly shocked Al the rr-
cript Of the news @! his death and J.. W..
FIRING from "A henuTThsSe a. th- result.
Doubts OF her recovery are enirrfa. mel
When tie news Of tho wrec. reached here,
approximations McCsbs. with three sur
sconN and a ~rsrk ing car, left fHr the
scene % the collision. Msundrg standing
oftran orders by operators al St. and
the con iuctor and engineer Il the :rsigh;
was the cause Of the collision.
COLLISION oS THE wISguNsfN CEsrEsi-
AStULAnp. WIS. Ma, "a ia c.,Ision
occurred uu the WISCONSIN, Ceuual road
near IL -hhridS-. eighth niles south.
\ passenger tram culi!aeI with IT, rear
eni of a freight tram wh,ch had tacksi
OIL tue switch. The eng 10 VA. d-moi.
shed. The engineer aui fireman. though
they lid not jump m~iracuiou..y .sesp~j
with 'h"ir lives
DtSAsI. FIs-B~ N VANspA
QJiBEC. Man h-pF>n~tr,u fr5Is are
reported n th" Sagsrncy Districts \
number o: trii S-s have ben ~ -pt away.
and there has been much damage TO
houses aud other property. Great ilstr.ss
prevails.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
tONORlNG MalIER.
'"""fH Waller usssssssd -

LONDON A7v t-EN-G ev~~ar~ NR.iss.
tie r. Ers Co.'S. g ia~ Uast~l sas~..
VA tr@i~-,i ssssi Hsza hausar, a. ,hs
ho'e. NruJru~- I-~rv ~,ss =. p~rssa.
pave r.. aaaan< -asa t~ns LNfA gssr-
io~. - Lysa Favl.. Jast.r aAslAy.
III Z. Il >-sa IA Y 4 EIauas
fsir% Ara tRl4 ffoTs hshsst eCszs.
II. u, Cart-g SAsu e. q. A4alfal Sar
ErasuIu' o--raarag - l. = Red kC
b, VI q, Lrafo1slf-t.a aess3 ss Ssefs .
a !. e.. AaI Joa- Fzl..san. u
4. ia~ !sst usu~l Erat m n 40 r+s-
.feL Tse~s4l-. @ Gr ~ a colossal
si.Ses "lcv - r-r ".r.ua Walsh a .fsaE
Sov-fapg W a! o. 4v< aFst tea iaa aoaoz
Wa Intended aos fss E.mssl-, tai 90 fa~
c~aniy o. Na.cn 10 "a. a rv~grv.eataty~
lie lzp4s! A4t~t. Z LIacoia ias us~lr
Epro.at~l Auasucsn N.n.tss - CLAN I.
AMI At tac 600, aas IA "a. a.. .I~~sa a~ -.
Load y chevfcd
So Lyon rA4tsis ans tion je.'ia NJ
tArt1t pad &sEa tftaus-. - Nj Wafer
AMI >r E'ivff fes!rg al tasg aSS<~is
hal done asorv shan Master .. snG
Nj Wafer O. strengthen tao bad ~
friendship ~un.tnS the aHse-~ass rsc~
A;Nast - tAs lea IL .. ts~.isnt hAs-
ri>oa ~as received with enthusiasm .a3
was Trsi 'u isi g. ~ NJ hsaFN Watt,
tbs Aiaei can Chsr.e d'Ags.f~.
Cosonel ftri ssran,. tbs zee AmxrseAa
Miat-i"r 20 Aa.tua sas sathu,t..ue~fy
welcome! and bowel h4s ~@csaosieis-
menis. tut h- al not :f.sis an. FemssAs
AucnE the ,,~~ssTls 81 tn taAIast ~vTr
William Back JAATls. II cA~ns Hon
Hall 'hosal.oT b ksspf Yea ias~s-
hof. SIR Arthur >aillszs. J X ofoois.
RasseiI NoGns aBd . numt~E Il
others O. prom hence AnI dat nc-4oH-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
STRONG CRITICISM.


ussosS's9 ~rs~ss Alleges "" Wsss beses
psssa - tss s.sss..i.l u.is
sE~ SeRs Nay a-Ts- csla eye
Ses tass he esufsnnlsi 49, 8. us~r. pen
pie ~ta issii frosa 80 10 - sp.ss =. r.st-
scira's ls -. ard ~bass fsa ~.s sst.ss-
s~s'~i hS The sgsss o az. ,ssns ost "a.
tslanee IN sfsii-isa Ih~ tongues 81 sAs
BE- gees ~sf~ tis.s@fst -i,s fssi,
nadias. ga al .ii~- ), -. s.seSsIst
tast tss s~asennisl t4ii sas IL.
biggest ss~~ssvs fssias. % ,hs o.a-
'nty. People ~oe ssrs ss,ss re,at..tsa.
- spas v~s- l~oa.isss n s~ssiss4as ,bs til
. assaansn; e tsssp.sssy AaI r~aszar.r.
A. NJ wsst MA .t@s sp.f b.. tsss..s
di.i a.csss tn kas w.shs.xtss f~stss.s
co7afs@e-n, .us!s ~rsssYf~ss ss.i .~sftSs~t
his tss'arsa
The .o~sss IN -. sspy~s ro~sss -. Go, T..
asscrll~i safely "a . n--sps.-, S.,.,
slices tbs esiss~ II tAs Tsiiss.. -. a.
vailed n I- ~ The sgss e~sl.ffs. a.ss
sseh '.sniss eossss.., t~~s 3sss...-I m
st"sisr "reminiscences hes. "a 4. o..
ihsi 's~ -.iisFs fas-ms. AL
msss1gss t~svs dssas aszsss q Gas
TIE" essmfsza- tbs si,zsssssa .. nli.
nishs naS 10 ,sxx~s.~t ss..s~. 81 ,Ls
Safssss~ s~~si s~ssssuass sssa ssrsr~s.
ssse tnso ssysss. p~~s@. agI5Iaass.a
~ts t~ssisss5 ssi sse~.a .sss~..vs.I.4
,asnsiy saoss ths ssry~s .essa.s 60
SsHs>a9es "a vss8 ss~ ss.~atlsaa IA.
~&ss sresssaasi 80 se.~sss IA. Ia.
's$asfs~s ssuss5 90. slse. .ss.~t ss-
asSais~; sess~ssss 60 "a. -sr--..a~A
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sseaaSs fee ths ssitsaft.-s .sa. ssS
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ssr sAsss ~ s~syh@iy. T.. x~.~w-.
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sft<s '.si.rr.
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'>m s%tsAiax tzbAtssx t~<ss. q
fos~sssn. IL 80 ss~ra<s
-" - 0~~sss: -o~Su.a@. ssm
~.ssss ssS $3.50 41ss 90 al.
1srfy 90 u- ssssFs.~
D~. Jos. stssa ga "a "a.
hsss~ est ssxss q sss. ,x.ss~.A~.
~s - es~sssss>sE@z q, NJ a.. "
AA>s Tie sssi e. IL ..~.< So,
"e ~sf sAs~ss b. s~~s .e.ss q. -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
ADDIrlONaI. DISPATCHES.

CLEARiN,, house returns for the week
ended May 4 showed an average decrease
OF Il : compared with the corresponding
week u las year. In New York the lie.
crease VA - =.
A SPECIAL from New York reports the
Standard Oil men preparing 10 form .
white lead trust.
THE authorities of Schleswig have re-
fused TO rescird the decree expelliug GER.
tain Gernan-Americans from tae ISLANDS
OF Amron and Fohr in the North sea
The remainder Of the rescued passen-
gers and crew Of the Dsnmark arrived At
New York on the 3tn from the AIor'a
Major JoHN y. Epw ARDS. q we'll known
newspaper msn Of the Missouri Valley,
died after two DAYS sickness at Jefferson
City, Mo. on the i;h. He was. during the
war. in Joe She,by's brigade of Coni-i-
crates and a: the close served in Mexico
for Macmillan.
The Polish priest At Manistee. Mich.
was assaulted on the street recently 10y
his p~arishioner& The trouble originated
some three months ago. som. members 81
the congregation claiming tina, their pew
rents were ex;ortiona;-. The militia and
the fire department were called out &c
Queil the riot.
A PRiv ArE letter from Xorrilton. Ark,
state. tha, an attempt to assassinsse ex.
Sheriff Harry Cobiensx had been made on
the street OF that place by Oby Bentley.
The trouble grew out Of the election
frauds.
The miners on . strike at Getseokifchen.
Wssiphalia, engaged in riotinG the other
day aud wrecked . number Of shops The
police d.spersed them with drawn swords
and order Mss restored with the assist
aucs Of . detachment OF troop.
GsoR6H FRANCIS TRAIN ended his recent
last by . iectur. ., Union Square Tsea,er.
in which he argued thai: abstinence fsom
food was . cure :os ali tie III. Of the e.sh
Dr>rRrCT;vK sr-s were reported IA the
Minnesota forests. being worst oa the line
OF the Duluth and Iron Range v-ss to
Thompson and south beyond Barnum ma
on the Northern Pacific as fAr a. Norman
seventy uiles beyond the Northern Pacific
Junction
AcxAxK fred . hank cartridge at Pres
ideat Garnet il Paris on the STA On IT,.
I'M arrested be stated that his object ~as
to RICH, hrs wroaS in hs.ssx been pan.
ished uajus,ly by tie Governor q Nss-
/ rsQr..
r>ceni,y escaped from prison gathered .
number OF his followers ATTACKED IN Az
men:an village and seir-d several prezri.
neat nea Of the village and pour~1 over
hem petrcleuo 60 which ssey set s<e cad
thsa Watched der vicsins ssesly baus =
deafh =
BCsuxs4 - 0sise - - Lsa1a
osssk kxsssees asssne - ~ saAsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

A NUMBER of enlisted men in the
army have petitioned the War De
partment to authorize the use of wha,
Is known as the Merriam knapsack.
which d~inersirom the ordinary KNAPP:
sack. in throwing the weight of bur.
den ON the hips instead of the shbul.
derA The device was invented BY an
American army officer. Colonel Mer-
Ram. and has been adopted by all the
Governments Of Europe. The petit.
TONERS state that they will purchase
tho k~napsacks out OF their owl pockets
A. their use is authorized.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

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vr4ss q C>Sas~{ 4 ssss~~ -..
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ga" %iSs s~ssass ~ s~,f.s
sn ~.s's2 ts%ssss1s 4&Ass d.
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f~a-rf.f ss=-' ~ev s~s t~-~.
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ssr&sSs@ f~xsEtsg fs~ skA~r sxs
a is~s sad sf.f ~v=ssssLe sss a..
ssss H. $3.50 - ts~s S.z. s.z
49,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
MAJOR
>sntess-. ri Ia f.rT.,t rsrt ~ III. rs, sss
"a its IL ~rrt,as.dsJ

~Satebs en to oFfstt tsft ~ hs t@f set
=" he H. Pri,assdsd
W~Asui>cruN. Man aaIas sentence -
the .~usra. ,agrJ marta IA the ctsr 81
MsJ q J l. ivcGes. ~-gp. - marines
who ~as q "a ga Charge. aT,-,ux u.t q
the AqueducJ ;enns. gfsui. ~ss sD.ar
pahiir n follows. T. forfeit a. The
United State. $40 al Ats isy 1T n.nr
months. ani I, b. T-ps imsadei ia osasF>
TIE court - thus lsn eat "a Viss e Tbs
evidence hfosu q thst "a spaces ga
fuel .. thgss atsiv. tb~ aT,b "a h taaE~t
u ~as sin . jtaps>-iL.e g. sesare tk.z-
oushiF g1i "f gni~E 'hs r.u;sart ~
,.na ia Ios b. las." IkV ssatsue~ h.
been sppSo,, i BY the iEssst-u, IN the To-
low ng message
E~NHrlrgtE &a&sfu~ Na- x-Tsr rr,~rs7
inss. anSlng AL .~nfsne. ~ lh~ yeGss rassa.
a III ess- - Major Garrett isaseEeF ssss
- tsc corps - s1siasvrs ars approved And 49,
70 carrri $50. erect Ar .fasAuva - 'br
&C ru.c 81 rs orsef ~ss tie usssst "a sv1
high aad anal 90 outs "a -aa at ven .Hs
~lrrtsn, frusa a rnIlit.ry st.adFcinf shcthsf .
pscsniATy tcss . oT d. a.t rsSlt % ,as ssF
cfansni Het tAas ve~, er-ss so.s ana tseoH
v'ai~ncc Ia Ice itH s,.i o. Ia -@
muEtty ~ g." DELAY, SHEA tasr -
s-ltrd frusn ;t~ ;-iur 81 stsss1et
promptly he "a ~ AL -.sa.ises enss.ftcfa g
Tie rsfsi. a F--sEI To su.s-suon that va
strcts st nc ns., r4Ithfu3 sep-fs3.ssH q the
v-osr " - 81 > q sott Is irs~rs-s g. is'sei
ans correct N sh@n.s stlca s~ FFas iced hr
ne contractor. IN OPT. case . a di~crvat b. tss
"a sn"'uns prat~.si.a snf en;irs!Y tsa.iss'.si
he. Tie seat a-. upesd a, he os4Sf sestas
20 taye Ffvrs :z-I .iret - ssarp .sEsssisss
ths, u.tsht nj fsts tho ussu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
FRAUDS.
An Extended trsu.i rrs~ti.cd On ia. Gov
srnu4suf.

srnuusnf.
1T. LOTS Nav &-Jscob Little. n Iuton
.uIj ~. died ia Ani~fsous1l % PRISON. and
in i>si his vido. sas ~Ernatsi a pension
of 80 a month Sac MARI 81 : man namvi
Barnes. and led IN IS.9 barnes took
his wIfs'- pension paper ami vent &c
Frtt- County. No.. wtsTs be mari 81 o
wpioa nsn-i X ger. lie induced ses
- iDp-T~anai- ;b- ioc"as~i Ira
L.t,- aad she d.es the psrs o1- Barn-.
i,sl in i>,s and tie wHi8Ts ro.b Up
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stop the fraud. "a; u ,t~ compelled her -
cont ma. - until ss~y sspsfat~l sb a. .
wear a<a. Then -h~ c-ss dfa-7ag the
money SD she .ovsfutu"nt ~stsr'-l an n
yes; gs;.os. ~. Bsrs. 49, arrsst-t
y"s;-ris. g. Som~Tsst. cssTt ts@His, sn3
RiI;. IA. taken into custody IL ikis city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
The Secretary of State has received

The Secretary of State has received
Q dispatch from the United States
Minister at Mexico City. stating that
preparations r To be Immediately
cpExtenced for the construction of n
railroad from Guaymas To the Port o!
Topolampo in Sinaloa. with the priv
ilege Of constructing branch roads 70
connect at other points in order to
reach the colony of Las Palomas.
chihuahua. bordering on the New
Mexican boundary lines. Other lines
arc also projected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

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