The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

NEBRASKA a e
A1oy9 sieAs o'clock the othsr night -
"a. - Nra ". Z. veaeA. residing three
ailes Dogehsase q 0tslla. we're rotorninG
iron Q visit 70 Q SICK neighooG: they Were
stxuck b. Iighsaiug and Ma VeoeA In.
s4antly killsd II. Veoch was dased and
wandered % Tie rosideuoe Of C. A. Pood,
half Q mile distant bat was unable 70 give
any aecoant a The aeoi6sat 0Ael next
moeninG
IN CaUnl n old nan, sold his prop.
cry im Nebeaska City nome tina sinoe for
go intending to rs9ovs with HE family
- WaeAingtoa Territory. He gave he
noasy b 6is wife for safs-kespiaG and
upk10wu % hin ShO oocroeod e In The BED
tiek. The ether day. while she was pack.
iaG. pgsparatory 20 leaNjng for their new
hone, - emptisd The tick and barned the
straw and <9lo in grssnbaeks With It; tAs
silver Was recovered.
A Youxo man who had bsen employed
in Q butcher shop at Lincoln under the
name Of Charles Thomss whoss fast life
led him to commit forgery for which hs 10
under sontence 70 the p~eniteuniaTy. turns
out to b really . German OF noble lineage.
A letter was recently received from his
father in Germany. making inquiry - to
how hs VA conducting himself, - he
failed to write home. The young mans
real name 10 Werner Won Aanteu6el, he is
the son Of . prominent titled German and
Q grandson Of General Aanteuffel, who
became 20 famous in the Franco.German
war; while his mother il the Countess Of
Lorraine.
AwHLL.DIGGER named Harms, while 10.
Gently working in . we'll near Arapahoe,
had bis nose smashed and his face d,sfg-
ured by the windlass rope breaking and
letting the bucket fall on him, and came
we'll
JOHN Holman, aged twenty.one was
killed BY tho caving In Of q clay bank
men who were buried with him were ex-
tricated alive.
FRANK PEKARIcK. a Bohemian, suicided
near Wahoo the other day by hanging
himself in his barn. The cause was sup.
posed to be fear of punishment Last fall
no vas arrested and taken before Judge
NcCutchan for abusing his wife He was
bound over In the sum Of $1,000 to keep
the peace. but Q day or two before. hang
ing himself he got drunk. went home and
beat his wife shamefully, whereupon she
left him.
CHARLES CHERRY and Ed. Parker, two
young men living near Nebraska City, re-
Gently became involved in . dispute and
Cherry struck Parker . blow e the
head with q club. knock king him Insensi.
bic. Cherry then disappeared. Parker
wa in q critical condition. and physi-
clans said The injury would prove fatal.
Cherry 10 said to be . hard character. and
il wanted in Kansas for horse stealing.
ISAAC BRowx. . furniture dealer, who
sued the Omaha Herald for $a,000damages
for libel in calling him . fence and chief
Of . gang OF procurers, the other day OBJ
tanned . verdict Of twenty-five cents
SHIRIyT R0GERS Of Chase County. re-
ceived . telegram from Custer City, Oak.
the other day announcing the capture OF
Miles H Henry, the murderer Of e. Z.
Nsher. near Imperial several weeks ago.
and started after the prisoner.
RECENTLY Mrs. John Hasse foil dead in
Q vehicle in which she was riding neal
Lincoln. She was . young married woman
and had her babe in her arms At the time.
Death was supposed to have been the re-
suit Of the bursting of . blood vessel
caused by . jar in driving over the rough
road.
APrrIT1ox signed by 125 Omaha Indians
recently sent to Washington from
Fender begging that some provision be
made whereby the Indians may dispose Of
all their lands, both allotted and I'M
allotted. and to leave the country. The
assessor has been calling ON them, and
they are universally opposed to taxation,
openly asserting that they prefer remain-
ing Indians and sticking to the moccasin
and blankets to being white people and
paying taxes
JAMES PoULSEN Was arrested and placed
In jail at COvingtou the other evening for
attempting to kill . woman. He had been
In the lookup but . short time when he
succeeded in getting . pocket knife, with
which hs cut his throat in . horrible man.
Nor and died vi hin Q few hour.
JonN CALVIN wa recently fined SO In
the Nebraska City police court for treat
ing another man to liquor. THIS 10 the
1rst prosecution In that city under hat
section Of tho Siocumb law, and possibly
the frst In the State.
TEE elsvsn.ysar-old daughter Of Viii.
liam Fraser, residing near Old Fort Kear.
ney, was dra .ged to death the other day
by . runaway horse She wen into the
1eld to take . team to the stable, when
she got tangled In the picket rope and the
horse taking fright ran away and dragged
her to death.
JAMES INGRAM. Appointment and wealthy
farmer, residing near Louisville, became
deranged the other day and attempted to
kill his family. but they escaped to .
Family trouble, it was re-
ported, drove him to insanity.
The two.year.old son Of & P. Robinson,
living north Of Mead. was drowned the
other day by falling into . water tank.
HARRY GOKHRIx0: formerly of Omaha, !
was recently drowned while bathing in
the Columbia river near Portland, Ore. |
He was twenty-three years old.
DWIGHT KING. . ninetean.year-old Lin. |
colin youth. recently attempted to board .
train at Hanson and fell under the wheels, |
his right leg being 80 badly crushed that
amputation was necessary. He was Try. \