The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS


NEBRASKA STATE NEWS
Jonx ecmrRT1 . well-known druggist
Of Lincoln, Tot 3nto trouble lately b.
introducing lA Maggie Bradford. .
hotel chambcrmaid. o his wife Ihe
ehambermaid. who vas msdly IN love
With Schustx insisted that such ct on
constituted . common law marriage.
and on Schuetz refusing torecogniss itaa
such, she took the matter into court
Schuesz consulted IN attorney and found
his case hopeless He therefore sur.
rendered and was formally married 70
the widow.
ABRAHAM YEAzEf. founder OF the Ex.
change National Bank Of Hast!ngs and
cashier Of the same for the psst fourteen
years. died the other night after . brief
attack Of peritonitiA He was also con-
nected with several other banks in the
State.
THE Governor has Issued an ap-
peal and sens il 70 the mayor OF
every city in the State. asking aid for
the destitute Of Western Nebraska,
who are brought 70 their present cond.-
ton by the failure crops
A YOUTHFUL dude has recently been
beating coal dealers 1T Lincoln BY o.
dering coal and rendering checks Of
we'll known firms in payment the
checks always being large enough for
him to get some change In return The
checks were ~fo.ger;eA
Brothers at Fremont has failed. The
claims filed against the firm amounted
70 SCI. 500. They were burnc1 out less
than a year ago and their financial
ability was seriously injured. The as
sets are supposed to be about $50. ooo.
The Indians at Rosebud agency seem
TO have Quoted down. as the coming Of
-four. the hauling of which from Valen-
tine is let to the Indians Of the agency.
seems to interest them more At present
than the coming OF the Messiah"
+. 5. SMIrn, alias Perkins, was re-
Gently arrested in brown County for
selling a forged note for SAL %
TIE board Of supervisors Of Dodge
County have offered q reward Of $3.50 for
tho detection Of incendiarios who havc
been burning county bridges In Pleas
ant Valley township
AFTER being married just one, weok.
Alice Kline. Of Lincoln. had a quarrel
with her husband and took poison TO
end her trOuble. She could not re-
cover.
TIE Cambridge House at Cambridge
was destroyed by fire about midnight
recently. The guests and boarders
saved themselves by Jumping out Of the
window. but very few saved any Of Their
effects. most OF them just barely escap-
ing in their night robes
GEORGE DOBNEY. II years old. % Of
Frank Dobney. living eight miles north.
east Of Stuart. had his arm shattered by
tho accidental discharge Of q shotgun
in his own hands the other evening and
died soOn after. He had been forbidden
tie use OF tho gun. but had surrepti-
tiously taken it from the house. His
standing ear him. we're both slightly
with the SHOT
FREMONT's new twino factory has Just
commenced operations and is now man.
ufacturing the product Of its tow fac
tory into binding and other twines.
5. Y. PARKER o farmer living near
Grand Rapids, Holt County, was killed
the other day by the accidental dis
charge Of a shotgun while he was in
the act OF getting out OF a wagon. The
charge entered his right side. causing a
wound from which he died in an hour
and thirty minutes lie was 30 years
Of age and leaves q wife and three
small children.
The Governor has issued . proclama-
ton q oning all dealers in firearms
especially On the northern borders Of
the State. against selling arms to the
Indians II they do so the consequences
will be serious to those SO offending.
The attention Of Hon. IL S. Baker,
United States district attorney, is in
vited to this matter by the Governor.
WHILE playing shiny" at Lincoln
the other day Johnny Rear. a fvc-year-
Old boy, lost one eye by having it
pierced by n fragment Of a bottle tho
boys were striking.
Mrs LOUISA FIOLA. Of Schuyler. took
. five grain dose Of s~trychnine the other
night which caused her death in thirty
minutes. No cause for the deed Is
known. She had been married two
years and leaves a husband and v
months-old child.
Out at Curtis the other day an old
man aid q young n began scrapping
and ended the matinee by trying
to eat each other. The old nan bit
the young mans thumb of. while the
young lad bit of one Of the old mans
cars. It took two doctors . halliday to
patch up the pugilistic fellows.
The ladies OF Fremont have reorgan-
lied the Charity Club for the winter.
About 500 raised last winter for the re.
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