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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
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ADOCr . year ago Lille, the young
daughter Of F. 4. Grensel. master me-
chanic Of the X & n shops 1t Pist;s-
mouth. was bitten b. q pet dos. The dog
afterward sickened and died. but nothing
was thought Of it. The other day the girl
Was taken sick with every symptom Of
h~ydrophobia and a day or two later Il ed
in commissions Shs va twelve years old
PEreR TtMMoSs. a homesteader. who
claimed TO have been swintlsd 90, cf his
land. r-eently wrote \ letter deneunctng
people at Atkinson, who he ella med hal
robbed him. and then Committed suicide
on q train At O'N.ill.
SERRiNs PHELPs. q former prominent:
busias,s man Of Beatrice. recently di.sp-
peared from home leaving numerous cred
iton besides . wife and several children
in destitute circumsfapc-s Another NON.
IN also fsured In the case.
AHpRxw CARLArTSE . farmer. wss re-
Gently killed by John Ro.enbaTs-r. q
ne:shbor. The trouble grew on, % C,-Ia-
tines cattle srespsa.ng on hrs negrnos.
X ~enba-S-r thea killed himself. II.
parties resided near Creighton
LIGHTNING struck . house in Fremont
the other night doins considerable dam.
ase. but no; InjafinS the occupants
MgAsiKS prevails tn a. Alarming ~x.-ns
amoag the Indian chisir~a az Pine Il dye
agency.
Dr. GroRoI T. BRowy once . Iruni.
a~us phy.ic,an. bot who lat fallen into
tie evil habit * !a~;oxieassoa. seces.sy.
shielded q; Albion by taxing caiofo,orm
Ai:hcuSa o,'y ,hirtv-e.chf years o.! be
had bern t~ios married asd twhs si-
sorred -
WsIie the family q joAz Peters. o:
Be.sssse, wsss.a Al s=p9Sr ssvss
a'dock TIE other .vsaIns sosA-rs ssa;s<.d
tie state x&I s.sie sa.sS mare. n 0rrh
about $40 ana three h~si - Sac cate
TEE Sheri!=a Coun.y Agricultural So
Getty 10 raising fzsds 70 ssss . c0Gasy
exk.hs. 70 ia. state fair
TIE farmess ef YORK CSan-y h.r> .csr
Their oats aaa kz- ps-Sarss 20 pa. n
taeir fax sod
CHAaLxs " AsyIx a G~rSaa e-arV<rt>r.
r~c~ntir naas>t ains-lf N ks sara. .;
wes: Pesr. He Ies; q wife az! sxyssAl
ehiiarea Ltgar wa g.. c.sse
TEr Sidaey bezrs os :Tase has SsrAi-i
20 rorcAa.. . car load ot esd ~ksas azs
ell u 20 fsrasss ss Actual ess
RoRxxss catered III 1suslry sso<s Il
J. Arnosd st CsaszbSs Ia h<esd taytsxks
the other DAY ssd carried % ssO s&<fe
cs SatrssA r.sSs asa other vAs=.S&
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The osi~s: orcssTs-ss fsr tkss rss.
lam G-r0rnor. -so cane 20 Psr>oes ].
Is. -. $50 wears lassr s~s ca; BE u~~s
nunt~rtaS "a Tais o-rtsr8 aSers fro1
The mai riy IN che s.s,>ez: ,se ,szr az
kr;fe aAs sevsS toSSksed eos % A~ trs~s
and ,hs hrs=ca-s are s~sxss@d TO So
grDas4 . b To ys-sos fra. rs pro-
pFt.oz gave -. To- sIsory - sis
asi "a Aac~sn: al h. tsh~r; k0s. fr
eight Year. after BE- b>s ylszt~t -. .e~A
be plc-@i Epsr3 :ss1 sa4 sfr Z t2s
ka-L ssa - sas not Ri t&s sxy@rs.sa~
az RAJ: pred sAss a.. xsss~ref ssy
frat Tss ,srsssy Sz-s 81 us.sT~
sH:i tsry -sx-s q az 81 rs'S~r So
nos a. - 49, a,1f sAsr si-se. c~r-
tAny a-zza,si ga; - a& ..n
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hr.ses-s b~n 3ssx 37@a ss< f.zry ts1V:-
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& ss sa.ns "a va ixs "a 0rrT. -: - 80
Dot 49, yG e a<ssk ss ash ss . sSnxs
ss~z II 30 10 zSt sta y1s sn@'. as-rzs
se fs<s Eva a. ~ss-s - eszx&s .ass
s-fs-xy fra MI oass y 1 $50 s@ To
AZ b sr~ry szsu~c~i zs - ssxzsx ,Ss
frsF- e<s sor Assaxss rs u~s $50
sxa4exfaesI zzst Es~ ss~ ss,r~13b~t
t.sasAH. t<sAs . hrns<s al. uyzx -
PED IN 9a=se sss r~D 1853 scssssy
isEkes skaa lie EzSxS-Fs20s sCa1
tSese<
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

THE suit against General Adam
Radeau. by the Government. Ia recover
excessive fees alleged 10 have been
charged by the General while at Hay.
rana. will soon come up before the
United States Commissioner at New
York. and Colonel FSed Gran, and
General Horace Porter will he parties
in the case in the capacity of execu-
tors OF the estate Of General Z. s
Grant. who was Badeau's bondsman.
and. OF course. financially responsible
for his acts
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

ical pT.xses. ip rssisai lie 90. tas
friend AMI soc,wsa - 'tunnHi
O'Coun~jl hal tSsa .,srfHs tEsi.nd
for loFis vusfs before Jsha
Right sa'us into The hs-sss - 'ase
m.ai. fvr laas sffsf OtoaasI ia desfA
tr'sst de.istt~i ~ TssAt thsS ~
r~rseaal trlai "a. its sfs. %
that OGonnsa ~s usAt vs
s,.rv gavston. m.sn,a isrt -.
" free trade. tslisioss sss.ity
The si-,litioa q. sls.s'y All psF.
msatsTy ssfrfun The tastsr. -Ahh
D'Conasll ssnp $ ei ns gh. adopted its
~tsnss.sns Ito great Istssis.. esss.vs
Ia his casiahossi gave a 10 - ,stsa.s IL
ic.,stssa q, f.pSs..,s aas.sssss Ass s.s
the psop's Who o, .S.tsuss s~sA s~4fsss
Il grissaac~.
The r~i.srefm spoa ~hieh prrst aEst
stosi up In pstiss Ito s.sus st~i ~ t.
pisats bat they ~.f. stoss ,mh@s
Atos tisu q state essfsa sisi i.sn 81 pee
t.et4ss duti.s .tojtioa of -.f. s-i4ct g
Of hour. ef lst-s. sLalsu.. % ..s.aisas
army In irsi.ai. .nd IN. Plsssss at ttst
%c"un'rs ga ssset3Y the sass is,~i as he
gland
Joha Hsixht sss hns. ~ t~lre~nt.aS
Lancashire S~ov~mt~s ID tstt W. 90.
educated ia . y oskss8f. .chs~sl t~seas 90
60 the Ss~esstr 81 Frtspis At ,hs "a. q
nf,.sn he VS. rst O. tasiass.h b, pa 'sts.f
~bo VA . cost,a s~r4sa.s Macs. "a is>
,h. Aau-Cesn Ls~ i~.sss 80 fssaa~i e.
M~such~'-f. NJ NJ ut as . asi aias~-ft~
q la t.a h.. .si~fst fssiisss-.l In
iSo1 Birmingham ss.gtst hiss .~. - -
and he he. s-r .s~st.i tat
can'ut..Brv .'sf 'isn~ trs. the sisss'
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

UNDER date Of A~spirwall. March Is.
Captain Howell. Of the Atlanta. in
forms the Navy Department, tina. there
is no longer any danger Of rio;inc or
in~surrection On the isthmus. The des-
titute laborers IN of smaller number
than has been reported. and are quiet
IL taking advantage of the transporta-
ton offered by the Governments
Only about seventy-iive had been
shirped by the United States Consul.
vho considercds~that there vas no
longer likelihood OF trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

DURING the discussion of a boiler
insurance bill in the Pennsylvania
House the other day. Representative
Baker. OF Delaware County. made
some serious charges against ex-Gov-
ernor Hartranft and alleged tina. as
the president of the board of trustees
OF the Norristown asylum he had
violated the law in that he had in
sured the boilers Of that institution in
a company and had received a commits
sion Of twenty per cent. for it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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sssu.. rnsehi~s ssops s~i f-s.Gs, - No
Iats-s \ Usasrsili s~sss~s y.sss~s.V
nss.iss i~s.. ns -. Tally s.ss~i
To AZ - .~fssv~s - hsy. 1850 "a. 80
20 i.as.f sst-s sss fear ~.~s ks-. s~~s
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- n "a ssv.ssi sssA-f seSss.ss a. ere
spstA - p.s,ssss 90. ss~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The Internal Revenue Bureau re.
ports that for the half year ended DE.
cember 81 last the production of cleo.
margarine aggregated CO... 478 pack.
ages. weighing l 1897 97 pounds.
This is a n extraordinarily large in.
crease over the previous six months,
and if the rate Of increase holds GU,
the production for the year will be
about A. 600. 600 pounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

Mn. TANNER. the new Commissioner
OF Pensions. has asked for the resigna-
tiOns Of five division chiefs in the
Pension Once. among them Judge
Chester X. Faulkner. chief of the
record division and James s. Jones.
chief OF the law record division. Their
successors have been appointed. sub
ject to the approval Of the Secretary
Of the Interior.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

CHITACHUA. a rebellious chief. and
fifteen warriors e r recently re-
ported entrenched fifteen miles north
of the San Carlos agency. defying the
military authorities. The Indians were
charged with having murdered a
teamster aud stealing thirty head of
cattle. The soldiers expected con-
siderable trouble in reducing them to
submission.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

WHILE excavating for the foundation
OF . new building on an unused lot In
the central part OF Ottawa. ILL.,, re-
Gently the skeletons OF two men,
buried in one grave, we're unearthed
by labOrers. They had been MUIR
dered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

AFTER effects of the Paris panic arc
reported from different quarters. Nj.
Congard. a banker of Geneva. has COM
nitted suicide. At lie Mons, a center
of a great farming district. q large
number Of persons have been thrown
out OF employment through the bank
ruptcy of their employers. In one day
nine hundred bills Of exchange were
returned unpaid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The British Cabinet has decided to
propose at the next session OF Parlia-
ment a land purchase scheme for Ire
land. The measure will be similar to
that proposed by Mr.. Chamberlain.
The Ministry has also resolved to in
troduce in 1891 an Irish Local Govern
ment bill. The measure provides for
extensive changes in the management
OF internal affairs in Ireland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The lower house OF the Tennessee
Legislature has passed the Senate bill
creating a Confederate Soldiers Home
at the Hermitage. The bill was SO
amended that INDECENT Mexican veter-
ans and some Union soldiers Of the
civil war will also be provided with
homes there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

CAROLINE NJ. KNUDsEN. OF Perth
AmbOy. N. j.. has been taken to an in
sane asylum. 1t is stated that her in
sanity is due to over study. and to
worry over the efforts of her family
to induce her TO marry "a man whom
she did not like.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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ss~ssS.ss9-sss $500 s-r sNE~sts&s
rs~ sss&~s3sy esassss8sx ,ss -
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sss 1889 - -. sss -s!-sa~sks S-
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tss~sss~ss II . "a sSsr~s sss Es~sa>s
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sa~ssa~ .saax- t~~s ssssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The GaulOis says: General Bouian-
ger is suffering from the opening Of
IN old wound and he has been COM
PEELED to resort to the use Of NOR
phine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

THE Consul at Lisbon has cabled
the State Department that the Ameri-
can vessel Mary Frazier. owned Mt
EdgartOwn. Mass. has been ordered
released. The Frazier was seized by
the Portuguese some months ago
while cruising of Fayal and held for
the payment of n fine. The captain
and crew werc destitute and unable to
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

SECRETARY TRACY has finally mega
lively acted upon the application OF
the Columbia iron works. of Baltimore.
for an extension of time for cOmplet-
ing their contract for the construction
of the gunbOat Petrol. He refers the
contractors to Congress for relief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The elections for members of the
Legislative Assembly of Victoria, Aus
tralia. resulted in the return Of sixty.
three supporters OF the Ministry and
thirty-twO members Of the opposition.
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An spid etsreohase se.rteA-

HANCOCK u. T. Av~fl 40 Wifi.sr.
Ed~ srds. who hst . wife and fem ~ n
NoesanA fought . young In4taa Siri
from her peren's for So So. 'ri~f "a
leave several times sith sy1snsss rpan.
hs: Edwards tan sses attempt SGT
urtsy morning ~til. EissrSs sss Iyiax
IN s~d the squs- Gu; be ;hross fron sAs
20 ear
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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40
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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90 A~s. = "a ia 80 i~& Fs.
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s~zS< - as&sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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80. 90 sssksx sss ssas. s&ss s~s<
.k~ sSA - ss~ Asss f~ss~$sr sfss~1
$3.50 $3.50 AL "a ,sssss ts~ss8 49,.
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fs<s 2a&e Ez& 1888 s~Spe~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

issth bed caa
fftsEt -. is Ia
.Asnt uss1e tsaa
fsts I've -.
IhsaSs So
there ~ese sas -
HE s;sY gra~fs
2 "a A. lie "a.
th~ mae sh8 fss .
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
JOHN 0RtChv OCAO

TIE Vsssrss VseitsA ssssesssss s.~s~sas
q. STE o.s0 ettsss~
LoNpsS march -JcAs hr Shs d - .:
: a. o'sioSt ,sssrjav Hssnt
sas pesc~sut saa rsiuissA ite hsi IA
in . essns;ose csssise-sa sss~ Ts~.ia,
All II l.. family arEa rsaeaI 81 =
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

san FRsscIsCo, ApsI 2-Th. steamer
Zsalaniia. sh ch sails for New Iceland .
April q. 70 . merchant si~s nnsr os b. culY
line pas.inr near "a. Ssmos isisnd. 4,
- thought that til. S.,p D~rartsnsnf
coald afrans. - have the Zee an ia rro-
ceei 'o Apa On his trip instead - maxi
.ng Ct,i!s her regular call Tn. -o,la
enat,i. her toTend-r any argsn, sss.tAsS
snd sl,o procur. Isssr asd more d.aae
advic~s from Aria
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POlIT1CAL.
RIGHT Hon. JOHN BRIGHr. tho we'll
known English statesman, died Of the 9th.
He Was born near Rochdale November l6,
ISL
MARY AxDGRsoN. the actress. vas able
to take . long ride in Philadelphia On the
9Th.
TIE President entertained whitelaw
Reid and Mr.. Reid 1t dinner the other
evening at the White House. Secretary
Blaine aud John r. Plummer, Of New York,
were also present
THE Duke OF Buckingham died ON the
9th.
EX.CoxGRIssNAH PEfrR PAUL Ma
HONEY. Of Brooklyn, died at the Arlington
Hotel. Warrington, o. the 9Th.
JOHN HICKS who has been nominated
for Minister to Peru, 10 the proprietor of
the Oshkosh Northwestern newspaper and
president Of the Wisconsin Editors and
Publishers' Association. He Is Q bright
man, about forty.6vc years Of age. and
has been In poor health. It Is believed
that . trip to Peru and . residence there
wall 30 bsnefcal to him.
LORD FRAzlkA Judge Of the Scotch
Coarto Of Sessiona IL dead.
On. john SWIxRrRNE, the eminent sur
Geon Of Albany. N. V. died recently.
FERDINAND vANDERrAELEN. q merchant
prince Of Antwerp, committed suicide the
other dav. The . { was due to the failure
Of several allied firms whose liabilities
will probably reach . colossal sun. Mr..
Vander,aelen was q leading member OF
the Liberal party and had been dubbed
the John Bright Of Belgium
the Ex.President Cleveland party n.
rived In Florida from Cuba on the 18Th.
The young tragedian, Creston Clarke, q
nephew Of Edwin Booth. was reported
living dangerously i'll in Milwaukee. He Was
suffering from tonsilitis and iufamma.
ton Of the bowels His company was
disoAnded.
TIE Auti.Jesuit resolution was defeated
in the Canadian House Of Commons ON the
18th.
TuE French Cabinet on the 18th resolved
to arrest and prosecute General Bou.
LANCER.
ALDAcE F. WALKER. Interstate Com.
merca Commissioners, sent his resignation
to The President on the 9Th. He will
cave Washington to assume his new
duties as chairman OF the executive board
OF the Inter State Commerce Railway
Association.
The widow Of Ssouewall Jackson has
been offered the appointment Of post
mistress Of Lexington, Va, which she was
i,npeiied to decline because Of the feeble
ness Of her father in his great age tninety-
one years.. which required her constant
attention.
GLADSTONE delivered his eulogy on
John Bright VI the British House OF CON-
mons on the sath-
IN vas sumored ON the 3lst that Enpsf.
or Francis Joseph had been seized with
. sudden Illness.
Hox. JAcoB SLEKPKR, the vel, known
Boston phiianthropis;. died On the 3lst
aged eighty .seven
Il is reported that Sheik El Senoussi
with q large following Of troops has aP.
preached within . few hundred miles {
Khartoum on which be is advancing with
the intention OF o~ver;hrowing the new
Nahdi Khaiifa Abdulah-
TIE funeral OF John Bright took Place
from his residence near Rochdale on the
Soth without CEREMONY. The Dean Of
Founder College delivered the Grafton.
MANAGES DVFY, the well known heat.
rical man. died 1t New York recently.
He was born in Ireland s;xsy.nins ysas0
oG0
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

WsssISgroN. Nssca S-Ysss-sSss -
Commissions at The Oes~fsl Ia J.
ecacs sesiug ~ snssxuesssas ersa S~vs
,ary Nehie. alec ssa~d "a eriss sssahi a.
Ing too 'sai-cfAc~s - III. re asessa fss-
rssy. That fos the W.sssss ds.sssss u.
~ b, located 81 ksnssssss's stsx. sis'.aa
ani for the Ea.ss~s dssstes o. .ah~
The too districts af. isvsi~i b, 20. fsas.
llas raaaiaS sasosSA the rsssHtar, -U~,A
and ssssh. tssw~ss ms . Ell . -sss .
sas lndaan meridian EssA dss1tcs ~rs-
,a,ss srr-osi~sss,y TIE ss~s san,~s q:
tsNushfusL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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> "a ~ ax
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The Berlin Post announces that En-
peror William intends making a visit 70
London during the earlier part OF May.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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ssass go s~~As ssS S~s4 s.e-s ~sss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

IT is officially announced that Fer
dinand HOhenzollern has been pro-
claimed heir to the Roumanian throne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05

The Paris municipal authorities are
urging upon the Government the neces-
sity for legislation against SPECTATORS
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-05
ADDITIONAL DlsPArCun

ADDITIONAL DlSPATCuER
HAROLD Poe. only son OF General PoA
o. 8. A., died recently at Detroit, Mich.
OF heart disease. s~upsrinduced by playing
baseball.
An election occurred in Michigan On the
LIST for . Justice Of the Supreme Court, two
University Regents and minor of3ceeA
The Republicans had about 4,0O) plurality.
EX.PREsIDrSr CLEVELAND has been
chosen one Of the commissioners to con.
slider the matter Of the High Bridge Park,
New York.
AMONG the nominations sent to the Sen.
ate on the LIST were: James y. Huston, Of
Indiana. to be Treasurer Of the United
States; Ellis H Roberta Of New York. TO
b Assistant Treasurer at New York City;
William + Wharton. OF MASSACHUSETTS, 20
he Assistant Secretary Of State: George
II. Shields. OF Missouri to he Assistant
Attorney-G'eners!, vice Richard Mont.
gonery. resigned: l. Bradford Prince. OF
Santa Fe, n. ", to bs Governor Of New
Mexico.
A LkrrKR from Henry II. Stanley. dated
Snupusuri. September I, 1879. has reached
. friend Of the explorer in Ediaburg. In
the letter he say he IL we'll and in good
spiritA He met Emin Pasha On the shores
OF Albert NyanIa and they we're together
twenty.six days. when he left Emin
Pasha the latter was ENJOYING good health.
A WRIGHT train on the Baltimore 6 Ohio
went through . burning bridge At Hars's
creek. near Wheeling. ". Va the other
morning. Two tTamps stealing . ride
were Killed md fourteen cars we're
wrecked
NorIcE has been sent BY the Interstate
Commerce Commission 20 the Kansas
City packers to file ans~ers TO the charges
OF discrim nation in hog and pork pro.uct
rates made by the Chicago Board OF Trade
.aGains; Wes;ern roads
TIE public debt statement for April ]
show. the total public debt 20 be $751;
eos. lj9 -. Casa available Tor the r,dlc.
ton OF deb; and cash in treasury. ~,S.-
so ses Al. making the net deb; sl.flt6 Ca
6ss-55. heine . reduction since March I VI
slle5.65 Is The surplu. in the TREASURY,
ex OF mino " coin. wac $40 p. 81.
1He Prince o: Wales has accepted A In
vita,ior 90 dine with Mrs NAcksy. wife %
the California king
Two hundred union paiaterS Of beaver,
Col. struck recently !or an:ne hours' day.
The men were confdsnt
The G.eGcoe iron works .. Yozn SSsoun.
O. were destroyed by 6S- T-ccaily.
Brown. Boanell & Cas- works we're dam.
aged Loss $1,000
Hon joan HkSRr PoSx. Canadian Mn.
is;sr Of Railways, died ~ Ottawa af.er .
long illness
CAkFxxTxRs as s. Louis md also .;
Buffalo y. ", struck Ga The LIST
n Evangelical Alliance II Noat1eai
has prepared . pe;i,ioa TO the ozees SCI.
ting forth has the Federal 6oversm.ns
has failed 10 do is dsty u shs Jesuit nal.
Ter and asking ksr Majesty - isserposs h
behalf oeyAA SruouUanAO0 - CnoaSk II
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-23

congress, voted for the 1874 end 1876
admission acts for New Mexico.
We are not arguing the case OF New
Mexico, bat desire simply to point out
some facts with which the public is not
familiar. There is nothing in the claim
of the greaser territory to statehood SO
objectionable that its claim should stand
in the way of long deferred Justice OF
Dakota.
1t is probable that there are other OBJ
ieetions than the two herein given to the
Springer bill. Mr.. Clifford would not
consider those objections sufficient to
warrant the defeat of the bill in the SEN
ate. We can only wait until we ascer-
tam the situation as it exists and know
the contents of the Springer bill. Then
we can speak
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-23

other, to be paid or used, any money or
other valuable thing as q compensation
or reward Tor the giving or Withholding
vote at this election, end have not
made any promise to influence the Civ
ing or Withholding of any such vote;
and that You have not made any bet or
wager, and are not directly or indirectly
interested in any bet or wager depending
upon the result of this election. III the
person so offering shall be challenged
on the ground Of having been convicted
OF bribery or any infamous crIme, the
following additional oath shall be ad-
ministered by one of the judges: HYou
do solemnly swear Tor sffirm) that you
have not been convicted OF bribery or
any infamous crime, or if SO convicted,
that you have been pardoned and res
tored to ell the rights of Citizen"
Sec. SO. The judges Of election shall
keep minute OF their proceedings, in
respect to the challenging and admins.
terIng oaths to persons Offering to vote,
in which shall be entered by one of them
the name OF every person who shall have
taken the oaths prescribed by this act,
or either OF them, specifying 10 each
case whether the preliminary oath, or
the general oath, or both, were taken;
which minute and statement shall be
certified by such judges. and returned
by them to the Office at which their re-
turn of votes given at such election is
made, and at the same time, and shall
there be filed. The Judges shall also di-
rect the clerks of the polls to designate
by some appropriate remark, opposite
to bis name. every person entered on
said list who shall have taken the said
oaths, or either of them
Sec. 70. Any person who, having been
convicted OF bribery or any infamous
crime, shall vote at any election, unless
he shall have been pardoned and restored
to all the rights OF citizen, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and
on conviction thereof, shall be imprison.
ed in the county Jail for the term OF six
months.
Sec. II. III any eleofor challenged as
unqualified shall be guilty Of willful and
corrupt, false swearing or affirming, in
taking any oath or affirmation pres-
cribed by this act, such person shall be
adludged guilty of wilful and corrupt
perjury.
Sec. 72. Every person who shall viii
fally and corruptly procure any person
to swear or affirm falsely as aforesaid
shall be adIudged guilty of suboration of
perjury, and shall, upon conviction
thereof, suffer the punishment directed
by the law in cases OF wilful and corrupt
perjury.
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