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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
AN ADMISSION AT LAST.

THE MINER Of yesterday again d.
clared that there was no Democrat
fraud at the Tunnel precinct at the las
election. The Inter Mountain Is at las
forced to admit the truth of the PROPOSE
ton. Its edition of yesterday contain
editorially the following:
The Inter Mountain does not often in
du!ge in "reminiscences, but it lie quite will
ing to indulge in some and give names and
dates. The howl of the Democratic organs
about fraud, where there was no fraud,
must cease, or the Republican newspapers
will revert to fraud where it can be proved
to have been practiced.
The Democratic organs have howled
about the allegation of Democratic fraud
at the Tunnel precinct, and mark what
the Inter Mountain says in the above ex-
cerpt: "The howl of the Democratic
organs about fraud, where there was no
fraud" etc. The admission comes a
little late. but it is still worthy Of the
careful notice of the men from this
county, who have been, and who still,
are trying to effect a b%urglarious en-
trance into the house of representatives
of Montana. The Inter Mountain init
mates in the excerpt, as the reader will
observe, that 1t can prove that fraud was
at some other place, but the
declaration is ambiguous and in the
light Of history it is probable that the
Inter Mountain refers to the presiden-
ial steal in 1876, to the Bonner precinct,
deaderyille, or some other instance be-
to the October election in this
tate. a u |,
The Inter Mountain processes to be
BILE to make a great many revelations
hould 1t want to dc so. It has always
lade such profession, but like the fel-
w who declared that he could sneeze ,
'henever he wanted to, it never wants to. ,
According to that journal Judge ,
movies was the victim of fraud !
1884. That is the most ANUS j.,
lg declaration that the Main street =,
gan has sprung for a long time and
70 authorship bears the ear-marks of
at gallant soldier, Brigadier General
larles Z. Warren, who repulsed .,
ckett's charge at Gettysburg. If he is =,
It the author then that eminent fed =,
official, Marshal George ". Irwin H.,
10 dared his life at Anaconda, is the h.
lily party. Both of the gentlemen 10
med are conspicuous throughout this or
tie as "joshers." But in view of the pe
inner in which Judge Knowles has he
himself in the present un- VIC
attempt on the part of certain do
publicans to steal this state, it is, to dr.
the least, very unkind npon the part 60
his most intimate friends to charge as
t he, one of the most accomplished ''s
Of political fraud, should % ,
+ have fallen a victim to his own
;hods. By this time it is certainly
well known all over the state Of >
ltana that il there is any politisa ~.
ID within reach worth having
'wles and Campbell are the ones to
ar 1t.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? was not
even heard in the senate chamber on
Thursday when Brother Richards made
his celebrated ruling.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

The red flag floats over the state SEN
ate chamber. Richards and Fisher have
kissed its blood-stained folds and have.
proclaimed it supreme.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

The state stealers will find Jordan q
rocky road to travel, even with Brother
Richards and Blatherskite Fisher in the
lead. ......4
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

1t seems that the bosses not only led
Brother Richards to water, but they
made him drink.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

1t isn't always safe to send q man to
the United States senate because he has
been a,bull-whacker.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
PROBABLY n.
John O'Neill's Anatomy Very Badly Pc
;forated By His Son-in-Law.

John O'Neill's Anatomy Very q Per
;forated By His son-in-Law.
A tragedy, which has probably cost John
o'Neil bis life before this item shall greet
the eye OF the reader, occurred at a small
frame residence at liz South Utah avenue,
South Butte, last evening about $50
O'Clock. About the hour named Under.
sheriff Frank Themes received a telephone
message to hasten at once to South Butte
and arrest William Harris for the SHOOTING
OF Johu o'Neil. Mr.. Themes responded ia
the summons, and accompanied by Deputy
Ringelins, started for the scene OF the
tragedy. Arriving at the house the officers
found Harris, who had made no sttempt
to escape. He willingly surrendered and
askei to be taken to jail. O,NeiI, who il
the father'in-law Of Harris, was found
lying on a bed suffering intense pain from
two bullet wounds, one IN the hip and the
other in the abdomen. DR.. Drake vaa IN
and used every endeayor In al.
leviate the suffering OF his patient. Init in
vain, and informed the family that ths
chances we're decidedly against O'Neirs r..
,overy; Ine FACTS as near as could be
learned are as follows:
Several months ago O'Neil and Ii, ia.
separated, Mrs. O'Neil going to visit az
lives in Wyoming. In sepsrat,no o;Ns;,
Vas given possession OF two OF the chiidran
'ne OF whom, a boy, is an invalid. FoIlo-'
ns a protracted absence Mrs. O,NaiI ~.
'nrn.d to Butte yesterday, and want ot !
'nce TO the residence OF Harris. Who T. no.. ,
on.ln,iaw. O'Neil learned oil her retnrn =
nd during the absence Of Harris an =
ars. O'Neil at tie depot, where tho, !
gone to get Mrs. O,Na;i;s =
he called at Harris; rss;Ssa. = :
no began abusing Mrs. Harris because, as =
. claimed, she refused to use her inanancs = :
0 bring about q ret o~ncilation hatva." =
nseli and Mrs. O'Neil. His alma ha :
ame so fagrant that Mrs. Harris ssnt ons = =
tne children to the depot to snmmn !, =
sr husband. Upon learning ~ tbs.;tnc :.
on harris and Mrs. O'Neil burriaS - ~ :,
'use. O'Neil met them at the door anS =
'proaching his wife exclaimed ttvn.1 y.
Gays have come" at the sams t;,ss - :,
back to his hip pocket. Har-;. :.
pPosing his father-inlaw had a n;s.nI W.
usnt aim by the arms and held him S.ot va w
seafcn VI his person disclosed that ! 6' an
tbo weapon and he was released.
n and " wh asked Harris to loan him
. Ior the city. He returned : ~;th;. ]
minutes and displsved \ revolv.. h.;
ns sne house he Threatened
= ar fs. Neil who, becoming fr;,hTalWU..
!. y, neu rom the room into a,he.S ma
am Lien, loiiowed by the children. 0SNssi Az ~
'mpeed TO follow, but was re.tr.inss w
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

II Blatherskite Fisher knew oven half
as much as be thinks he does he would
astonish the natives.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

The mongrel house wagged its tail
at the prospect Of q bone from the judi
cial table.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25
MI. Eyans' Appointment Copt,rm.d.

APPointmen Confirmed.
Last nights Associated Press dispatches
ofins rews o confirmation by the senate
OF the appointment OF j. g. Evans az post.
MASTER 81 this city. Mr.. Evans IL patiently
awaiting the arrival OF his Commission.
~een ne will at once take possession Of the
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-25

A3rWhen the subscriber 20 orders his sub
lcription, will be discontinued ct the end o. the
time paid for, otherwise It viii be continued.
When the Semi Weekly Ia 10 continued, 1t viii
be CHARGED for at the rate Of $500 per annum
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

Sc tA.s convention ot old soldiers held
at Red IlnGd. March 6,a. l.,9. the lilo
ir- resolution "a, unsnin.usiy adopted
Resolved, TIA; the council Of atuniu!s-
tr.tiou De- authorized 20 advertise Tor
uil> frs- the various towns IN Webster,
A4eAoiis and Franklin counties IN Neb
r--ka. and Smith and Jesell IN
N5as-. for the location o! the ars' Al
rasi Interstate q. 4. r. reunion 10 Do
held u1. later than Sept. Is, lss?, and
.aar tae council be empowered Ia con
t..c; With the ,oxn Offering ih- best IL
aIc,@e.ts to5 the location Of said re-
, union. ss.I bad. 20 be opened and sou
SAB y n o- before May -. lsss.
SD coulc., reserve the Fighs 10 reiec.
e- az bids 81 their discretion.
ae3by committee;
J6.. UAABNE. Chm Red Cloud
IL L.. SruwE. smith Center, kas.
\. Woop. Burr Oak, Has.
". :. BL"oa. Superior, Nsb.
y. l. GEoAT, Riverton, Nsb.
I'D, Will LIZ IrcSI,HD
Urfo noon May s,h. lss3. for the fol
lJ~leE itctas, to-Sit:
I.ea-y ~ of hay delivered on
r.--L-.
T.ee tons o: straw delivered on grounds
Twenty cords of wood delivered OF
/ grounds.
Securing 20 tents more or lees set up
on grounds.
Sufficient supply OF pure water fo'
cspp "a government places.
Tanks for watering stock OF grounds.
Suitable ground, for holding reupior
within three quarters Of q mile OF thu
depot.
Suitable sinks. stands. etc.
Ca. large pavilion.
Establish schedule of prices for bus far
10 and from grounds.
PIce- OF meals, etc.
Price, of grains and other necessarie
OF reunion.
la addition 10 tho above the AMOUNT o
money that will be donated 10 the d.. A
4. 20 be applied 20 reunion purposes.
Furnish sufficient number OF comPc
tent guards for the protection OF IN
camp.
The above subjec. TO the following con
JItinus.
All fairs of Whatsoever kind. horse rae
ng, street takers, gambling and gamh
ling devices. wheels Of fortune, politics
meetings, etc, must be excluded fror
The grounds and no, allowed III tow d
ring the reunion.
Scaled bids must DO accompanied b
GOOD tal sufficient bond, and addressed
Il. b. FuIrox,
tdIt. iute. State Reunion. Red Cloud Mel
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

Rsa Cloud Dound 10 be on T0P, %
Canals, Natural Gas, Ac.s Will
MakeIt.

Two weeks age an effort was put on
foot to construct the Red Cloud canal
for the purpose Of furnishing q mag
ni6cent water power for manufactur-
ing purposes. This 10 . great scheme
and should be pushed throughte con-
pletion. Now on top ofthat the Red
Cloud Improvement company has
nearly all the capital stock raised and
will soou have the machinery on the
ground to bore for gas, oil, coal and
in fact anything that may be under
meath the Gate City Of the valley.
There is not much doubt but what
coal may be found, and perhaps gas OF
kerosene, anyhow it will pay to bore
and the people are dead in earnest
about it this time. The CHIEF is
pleased to see the people interested
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
CRIME ~ FRANCE.
T~s Thirds ithe Crtmlnslsl Under rWeoty.
One Years Of Age.


o. 26, onD criminals arrested in Paris
in The course Of last year-tho figure
itself seems Incredibly largs-l6.W
had not attained the age o! twenty.
There Is JUS, now An epidemic OF crime
OF violence pcrpe,ra;cd by young 6
and If tho thieves and ~assassins at
present confined in French prisons
were sorted according 10 their ago. IL
would DO found that tho very large
majority We're made up o! youths b.
tween sixteen and twenty.
These statistics were supplied by the
prosecuting counsel! in the last judicial
sensation that has come before the
Paris courts. and the course OF tho trial
supplied the explanation OF tho fact
l. was "A murder case OF extraordinary
brutality. Tho victims were An old
woman Of scvcnty-cight and her lodg.
or. the organist o! tho church. an old
OF seventy. The criminal vas the
son OF the parish bcadlc. and the
motive for the murder was mere theft
Tho house was broken into NJ night.
the Old man struck down and left for
dead on The staircase. and then tho old
woman was brutally murdered. The
hoardjngs OF both-a few hundred
iraGcs-were carried OF. and tho thief
was arrested in bed the same day with
the money in his possession and his
clothes stained with blood.
~ the trial it was proved that Q long
career OF crime eliminated In this hor-
r!b.c and mercenary ouirage-thc evil
d,ncc was convincing and tho Jury
found tho murderer Guilty With ex-
t|cuIatirg circumstances" To English
readers tine verdict seems i~nconceivs-
bic. Even FOR French readers IL has 20
DC explained. and the explanation adds
10 the difficulty. The prisoner Va
only eighteen. He had long. fair hair.
blue eyes and The face 81 a young girl
No wonder the French prisons are full
Of young pr.soners.-Losdon Daily
New.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
Hallless Letter TO Este.
March ,J;h. -.

March oJ;t. -.
Dear Els,e.-ln IN hurry To reai
your most welcome letter. which AZ
rived At high noon. left tue dinner
table uncerimoniousIy forlow quickly
I recognized tha, old familiar hand
writing. To say that | was delighted
upon receipt Of 4 letter from YOU
would but family express it. How |
long to come to Red Cloud while the
girls are there, for vel! | know. whea
Elsie starts out To have d good time.
it means fun for the crowd, aad such
times to me are worth i season al
Long Branch. l could only see yous
fair face and lovely form for a whole
day, after reading your descriptive
letter Of how lovely you looked when
out calling, but you cannot imagine
all the pretty new things have, new
dresses and laces and ribbons galore,
and enough Of other things almost to
start an eastern opening, and al these
because Of a visit from a weasened up
old man, who is coming this mex;
month to spend the summer at our
cottage. Hope he will enjoy he new
things as we'll as | do. He is worth
a clean million. Do you catch on?
Well FL how are all Of my old friends
gettin on anyway? Oh, by the way
is MI. Beachy married yet? heard
quite awhile ago that he had gone
east for his bride, but didn't be.
lieve it at the time, do you know that
he once told me his bride should b.
as beautiful as the Queen Of Sheba, ct
the ancient Cleopatra. aud her form
should rival that Of llebcs. in grace
~fulness, but ! always imagined tha'
diamonds, sealskin and sablcs woul,
cut quite a figure in capturing th'
gallant Mr.. Il. What say You? We
| TRULY must confess, that the girls o.
Red Cloud are most awfully dull. ,nt
unattIsctive, or something of that sort
to let such catches a u. X. and /.
". get away, but there /, lots o
truth in the oil adagc Love goc
where it's sent What has becom.
Of the Sherwood Bros? | don't be
lieve l have heard of their deaths q
marriage, have l? And also, J. J. II
the afable and courteous Il. {. coun
ter jumper. Now wouldn't thai be
catch, and it might ave him clcrl
hire, for at least awhile. All, thor
what's the matter with me getting n,
new toys ready, and just a. tina, oil
man comes in on the L. |. Ill boar,
the b. & NJ. for Red Cloud. So yor
can save room for ne, and then yor
can tell me all about your engage
mcnt to Harry, &c. Love to Grace
Edith and yourself. From your
lovingly, and hoping to hear from yor
soon, l remain your dear friend.
Hal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
UeKmow ulae Fellow.

There 10 q natural born hum or'st az
Red Cloud. lie announced excltediy
the other day that he had made an
important discovery Of coal, and vol
uuteered to show the place lie Wa.
followed by an enthusiastic crowd all
owe town, when he led the way to a
coal yard. He is still at large, al
though large bodies Of armed men are
securing the country for him.-kan-
sas Citv Star.
The above item We take from the
Helmet, which wants to know ''th
name of the man whose fame has gone
abroad in the land?"
We know the fellow whose fame Is
thus spread abroad, but VIC cant give
it up for nothing. The secret is
worth money. Ne will also state that
his lair is invulnerable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
GARFIELD.

Nv. Stanser is going to try sheep
raising on a small scale.
II. B. Brubaker, formerly Of Red
Cloud, now Of Smith Center, with
whom Mrs. White Of this vicinity la,
bsen visiting, feels very much clated
because Of the arrival Of a bran rev
boy. Mr. Il. will return to Rel
Cloud in the near future.
David Waggoner is the fond father
Of ten pounds Of female felicity.
Jas. Mccartney is having rather
hard luck With his horses having had
three sick in one week. Ttey are ali
better however. :. Il. ".
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

The Omaha Republican demands
that the name of Lincoln be changed
to "Sodam." Why not 20 the en''re
poreiue and call it "Sod'mned.
That eminent legislator, specht, OF
Omaha. should introduce a little bill
a. Tho. eject at c Or as it IL
.omcvb.t late for new bills he could
tack it to the appropriation bill which
might cover all the ground that MAJ
b. necessary to carry what Legislation
NAV have been forsctten.-Lincoi
journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
The Peoples Caucus

The democratic portion Of our city
who favor Geo. Holland for mayor,
met last Wednesday evening at the
Court House and put the following
gentlemen in nomination for city Of.
ficers:
For Mayor.-Geo. Holland.
For TreasureI.-C. II. Potter.
For Clerk.-Howard B. Gather.
For Alderman 81 ward.-L. II.
Wallace.
For Aldermen 1st ward.-H. II.
Eastcrday and G. W. Lindsey.
For members Of Board of Educa-
toni. A. Tulleys and {. F. Gather.
There we're nineteen Of the unter'
rifed assembled, hardly 'ough to eli
the Offices as the above t:-set would
indicate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

TIE CHIEF would call the attention
of our citizens to the necessity Of vot-
in for only the best men next Tues
Iay, men who will be careful Of the
city's finances, men who will guard
the city's interests with a jealous eye,
men who will fill their respective
places without fear or favor. and lastly
for men who will sec TO it that the
ordinances are rigidly enforced. We
want and must have good timber next
year, and it will depend largely upon
the people whether We have good Of
fccrs or not.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

An intrepid mculder of publ.
opinion has commenced a crusade
against the evil hustle. The hustle j,
deeply enshrined in the hearts Of oul
cosntrywomen, and in the Ian
guage Of the lamented Douglas,
'let no ruthless hand disturb it,"
The hustle is an animal hard to down.
Many . printer man has tried it be-
fore ard failed-failcd inslericu.ly.
But the hustle continues to de business
At the old stand An English man-of
war would not withstand one-half the
bombarding the hustle has triumphed
against. -Ex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

School report of Dist. No. Al L.
Gap, Kansas, for the month endiae
March. ed. No. enrolled :. ayersg,
attendance II. NJ. H0t absent Mar
qui. Merrill Guy Merrill. Those not
tardy. Myrtle Au!eFson. Emmsi Al
dersOa, Eve Hilton. Mi,li- Sab.
Hudah Leuis. Jennie Wells, E~ms
Whi.siver, Lizzie Siaby. E-gsae "a.
dru.. Chas. Brosu. Clarence Bsar3s
lev. Marquis Merrill. Gay Merrill.
Rheuben Lewis. Cha.. Anderca,
Geo. WHITTIER. Frank Whiufvss.
Bert Leri.. I'd Levi.
Ida HUTFxAS. Tesshsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

T.. Clifford has returned from Oma.
ha.
Peter Hill has gone to Iowa.
Farming and gardening have com
menced around.
Mrs. John Waller is sick.
Z. :. Reed, who has been in Chi.
cago tn, pas: six months learning den
;istry. returned 10 Covles on last Sat.
ur3av.
j. l.. Fuller and A. A. Peak hare
gone to Hastings and Kearney 10 hun,
carpenter work.
Mrs. john Peserscn is quite sick.
r Ajamson has purchased = nev
double carriage q c. W. Fuller.
Miss Nettie Psden will teach the
Willow creek school this spring.
ANKRIcAx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

New garden truck onthe market. Red
Cloud is metropolitan in everything.
She i. the only city in the valley that
enjoys electric lights and street ,ail-
ways. She has water works and great
projects of every kind, but this i. no,
the only thing she c1cels in, besides
having five newspapers. a double
headed calf, Il real live Twin, she has
her markets supplied every morning
with all kinds Of fine table vegetable.
such as the most fastldious epicurian
delights to behold. Great city this,
and when the oil well blooms in the
spriaG u neighbcrs will be green
eyed with !ealcusly over our PROS,
poets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

The cock and bull stories of the
noribund condition of Con ressmar
Laird that have been regularly manu-.
facsared a, intervals by some Of the
great edition. who hate jim" are
conciusively set at best by Dr. Sewer.
his Washington physician. who stands
very near The head of his prcfessiA
in that city. He says i, is untrue
that the congres.usn's mind j. afecs.
ed or tina; his disease i. Of the brain.
He has carefully examined the case,
proaounees it indigestion, and prom.
ises to have Mr.. Laird in good run.
ming order by the time his services
are again needed on the floor Of the
houee-State Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

TPatrcns of this column Will please bear
in mind that all queries should be II
the ofice not later tnan Wednesday eve
ming to insure publication. No manu-
scripts returned unless by special request.
All are invited to send in questions Of IN
terest.
Salem, Kansas, March 25th.
MI. Editor.-I notice that you fel.
lows over in Nebraska arc talking
about men having "Bstts." Please
tell rs what they are.
JAYHAwKER.
We refer you to the "Big s" Twin
He's on.
Indian Greek. March 23d.
Mr.. Editor. Please tell US in your
next issue what the word 'jeel'
means, and oblige, as We have had I
dispute over it. LAssIE.
The only definition Of the word thai
We can find is in Webstcr's diction
ary. It's meaning there lie, "a moras'
or a shallow lake"
Red Cloud, March q.
Mr.. Editor.--When does the pres
ent =. Ms. time expire. Please in
fern Us soon. ANXIOUS CANDIDATE.
We cheerfully refer you to Mr.
Marsh, who will doubtless inform YOU
on The subject.
Bladen, March %.
Mr.. Editor.-What is a "soul sleep
err" There was a fellow up here th'
other day from Red Cloud that moped
around considerably and we shoult
like to have you give US the meanins
SO that We may compare results ant
see for ourselves what allied him.
MAIN PILLAR.
He's a fellow that goes to bed will
his boots on and don't get up til
noon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

After a lingering illness Of seyeTa.
months John Hamer has passed from
earth to try the vast realities Of 4
never ending eternity on Friday, tbs
22d inst. In talking With him in re
gard to the future TIC said the way
Vas bright and clear snd he was
ready to 60. Mr.. Haner leaves three
children By his second wife, orphans.
Is their mother died a5ou; three year,
ago. The bereaved children rare the
sympathy Of the entire community
The funeral sermon wa preached by
Rev. j. T. Stone, and was veil at
tended. " =
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
The Third Deal.

The Union Labor party nominate a
third city ticket.
For Mayor-B. +. Nicer.
For Treasurer-S. +. Spokes6eld.
For Clerk-A. II. Lincberger.
For Aldermen--First ward-F. A
Shinkle, Ed Pulsipher
Second Ward III ElSanforA
Political favors flow easy this spring
in Red Cloud Every body seems to
have the municipal fever
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
The City Election.

The republican caucus Tuesday
evening selected the following officers.
For Mayor.-D. B. Spanogle.
For Treasurer.-T. G. Hacker.
For Clerk.-L. II. Fort.
For city Engineer.-H Anderson.
For Aldermen 1st ward.-Fred
Hummell and Dave Rudd.
For Alderman I'd ward.-A. H.
Haley.
For members Of the school board
Mrs. X. NJ. Martin and Mrs. l. S.
Beal.
The ticket is . good one and nc
doubt will be elected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29
Judxes and Clerks erEIecsion.

judge and Clerks efElecalon.
Judges Of election, LIST ward. John
". Myers. J.. o. Lindley and John
Lightfoot.
Clerks Of election, LIST ward. W.
G. Smith, X. d. ieiscr.
Judges Of election, I'd ward. James
Murray, Samuel West and Jacob
Post.
Clerks Of election, I'd ward. o.. Il.
Downs and Sam CARRIER.
Polls in LIST ward to be at &. d.
McMillian's shop.
Polls in I'd ward to be at Court
House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-29

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