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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
KANSAS JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
The state Divided Into Two DiatrIcts- Fro.
vlsl0ns of senator Uiumb's IsilI.


wAsmNoToN, May 1.-THE Senate
time and places for holding Federal
Courts In the district Of Kansas. 1t
divides the State into two districts. 10
bc known as the First and Second
division OF the district Of Kansas.
Tho Second division will include tho
Counties OF Scdgwlck. Cowley. Butler.
Harvey, Mcpherson. rice. Ellsworth,
Barton, Rush. Ness. Lane. Scott,
Wichita. Greeley. Hamilton. Kear.
ney, Finncy. Garfield, IIodgman.
Pawnce, Stafford. Reno, Kingman.
Pratt, Kiowa, Edwards. Ford. Gray.
Haskell, Grant, stanton. Morton.
stevens, seward. Meade. Clark.
Com anchc. Harper. Barber and Sumner.
and a term Of he Circuit and District
Courts shall be- held at Wichita On the
first Monday Of September OF each
year.
The remaining counties embraced in
the district are Ia constitute the First
division and the terms 81 the Circuit
and District Courts are 10 IN held At tho
time and places now prescribed by lAw.
Tho fourth and last section Of the bill
provides that all civil suits and pro-
cccdings now pending In the Circuit
or District Courts ~ the district Of Kan
sas and which would. II instituted. after
the passage Of this act 10 required to
be brought In the Second division OF
district may bc transferred by consent
~ oil parties 10 the Second division OF
the district and there b. disposed Of In
the same ann and with like effect
~ u they had been there instituted;
and oil process writs and rcc"vnisAnces
relating Ia such suits and proceedings
SO transferred are 70 b. considered a.
belonging 10 the term o! the Court in
the Second division ~ the district in
the same amer and with like effect
~ II they had been issued or taken in
reference thereto originally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
the ANARCHIST
\ MsvsDeat 70 Ne Made Cor Their Rsisass.
reOsa Prison.

Ysosa Prison.
CHICAGO. May IS. Appropriations have
beer made 20 sttemp. to secure the re-
lease from the p%enitentiary OF the con-.
victed Anarchists, Fielden. Schwab and
Neebe. by u method heretofore not hint.
go ~ IN the case. In a short time an
application will be- made to Judge
Gresham for n writ Of habcas corpus ON
the ground that the prisoners are de.
tanned without due process Of Law. No
less an authority than General Benja.
min +. Butler says that the effort will
almost beyond doubt be successful, tho
opinion being based on the expression
of the United States Supreme Court in
the proceedings heretofore brought be-
fore that body. Ben Butler IL q rcgu.
larly retained associate counselor in the
case.
The Anarchists lawyers say that tho
writ OF habeas corpus will be asked for
on the ground that after the sentence %
death was passed upon the condemned
Anarchists and Nccbe was doomed
To spend fifteen years In the penitcn.
,iary. the case was appealed to the
Supreme Court. where the finding Of tho
lower court, with the sentence of death
for Spies, Parsons, l.ingg. Fischer.
Engcl. Schwab and Fielden, was affirmed.
The prisoners wer~ not taken before the
supreme Court to hear the affirmation Of
their sentence and their lawyers were
not even notified to be present. Tho
claim Is made that this is a breach Of
their constitutional rights and that the
Constitution even goes SO far as 10 say
that a sentence Of death rendered in
the absence OF the prisoners Is no, due
process OF law. General Butler writes
under date Of Nav 10: After giving
sufficient examination TO tho record in
the case Of Ficlden, Ihave come fully To
the conclusion that such action is erro-
neous In that II was an attempt To take
his life without due process OF law. I
therefore advise very strongly your TAX
ing a writ OF error TO have such pro-
ccdurc corrected by the Judgment OF
the supreme Court Of the United States,
II any technical objections are made, to
the Circuit Court, for a wri, Of habeas
corpus for Fieldcn, bccaus. under that
writ the facts. as we'll as the law, can
bc discussed and forms are Of no conse-
qucnce when they stand in the way OF
h due course Of Justice. Of course,
the decisions OF these questions will re-.
licvc any Of his fellows who are suffer-
ing from the same errors IL decided as I
believe they must he. save the men
whose lives have been taken without
due process of law
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
THE 0ilL.

The FARMERS Alliance Hoard "n Nshsis NJ
sub lreAsus'es lsased os STAPLE rrod.
ucta
WAsuINsroS. May IA delegation
representing the Farmers Alliance Ap-
pcxrcd before the Ways and Means Com
mit,ec to advo,at" the passage Of tho
rickler bill IA create s~ub.trcasufies In
d Serent parts % the country for the re-
ception OF staple crops produced by
farmers. The spokesman was {.
W. Macunc. chairman ~ the legislative
committee Of the Alliance and editor
oi the National Economist lie sAd
shey did not ask the enSctmcnt Of any
unconstitutional measure, but "a the
great debtor class ~ the men Who had
gone ou, In the West after the vsr and
laid the soil under contribution With
borrowed money, they protested against
The contraction % the currency 81 . sfme
when their debts became due and asked
that the conditions be restoseA 70 What
they we're ~hen the money was Dor
rc~cd. They asksa justice. pure and
Alnple.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
~ NCEl.l.ANEDCA.

Tnr kentucky Derby At Louisville on
the iath WAS q by the Kansas City
horse Riley. owned by Corrigan aud rid.
den by Murphy, defeating the favori,c.
R~obcspicrrc, by nearly two lengths.
lr 10 reported that IN mes He'll. Q
Cherokee, living near Vnita, l. T.,
will he tho first person To test the
forty.thiN section Of the Oklahoma
bill ~ It applies Ia Indians becomins
citizens III the United StAteM
EiGMr inches Of snow fell In North
Dakota. doing tho wheat crop much
good.
TME suspension II the ~ex,ensivs
brokerage arm " porAn. Wright 4
Co. Of New York and Clscwherc. he,
been formally announced. Liabilities
to its bucket shop patrons, sou, 900;
assets. nil.
CLINTON q. RrvNoips, . lawyer, oi
~ Wall street, New York. WAS shot and
mortally wounded In his ONCE BY
Alphonsc !. S,cphanic. Reynolds va,
the lcgsl adviser VI Stcphanic's mothc,
and had placed certain property out u
the reach of the assassin, Who WAS ,
spcndthrif..
TnE Irish tenants defense frhd hal
reached 400, 900 and has been closed.
County Cork people subscribed ~, 0oa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER.

CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May II showed an average In.
crease Of 1.3 compared with the CORE.
spending week Of last year. In New
York tho increase was $50.
MoNEV MAS plentiful and discount
was is.@i In London during tho week
ended May ~. Railway securities were
largely dealt In, owing to Parliament
allowing companies 70 split ordinary
stocks. Tho Continental bourscs WERE
reported active, though ~uncasineSa was
expressed over tho effect Of tariff and
financial changes pcuding In America.
The Havana sugar market WAS dull and
hcavy.
TmRKE hundred Russian Jew tailors Of
Philadelphia have struck for the rccog-
milton OF tho Cloakmskcr's Union and
for the discharge Of American girlA
By the explosion Of one Of the boilers
Of y steamer At Marscil,cs. France. three
sailors vert killed and four badly In
jurrd.
GconoE FRANCIS TRAIN. the eccentric.
arrived at Now York ON the 18th, we'll
ahead OF time On his trip around the
world.
JAMES CARR father Of President Rob.
ert Carr Of the Wcst Virginia senate. 10
taking steps to begin suit ~ one Of the
heirs o! tho A. I. Stewart estate. Ito
always knew ~ his relationship to
Stewart, but did not think there was
any thing In II until lately.
An anti.Scmitic meeting WAS held st
Halle. Germany, At which Deputy Som.
enbcrs was the principal speaker, Riot.
ing broke out between Socialists and
anti Scmitics and the meeting VAS dis.
solved by the police.
Ar tho next Papsl consistory three
now Cardinals will he created.
lr IL reported that tho Argentine loan
will he arranged In England.
lr II again asserted that J, =, God.
iArd. third v~tce.prrsidcnt Of the SAINTS
Ec, has retired.
MAR0ARkr lsAaEii-A. daughter OF
Hon. James u. Blaine, w~s married "a
Walter Osmrssch, san OF the late mu.
sictan. ~ Washington On the 18th.
THOMAS MCCWEAN consular agent ot
the United States ~ Portsmouth. En-
gland. has committed suicide nj South
zee castle, near there, by shooting him
self with . rcvolvcr.
TMs Senate IN the 18th passed a bill
Appropriatins Sso0, 900 for . statue Z.
General Grant An exciting day VA
passed In the House. Mr.. Bynum, OF In
diana, introducing . personal matte
when tho tariff Wal under considerasio,
and using some strong expletivc~ which
caused an uprHar aud led To his ccn~ur
before the bar after . vote Of i.d 10 10
had been taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

InNncN. May IA dispatch 10 the
rimes from vienas ~sys shss the ~
moysl OF Prince Bismsrck decided the
Car tai r~ver~e his policy u an alliance
With France and 10 rver, to the poliey
VI forming an alliance With ss~snAsy.
The Cssr. IL 10 asserted, always de
trusted the stability 81 the frsch ~.
p1blic. but 10 ~as impossible tos him 'o
agr~~ With Germany while kisnsrck
~ In omce. n 10 thought prohsbls
that ths meeting ~ the N and the
Kaiser at krSsnsssi will resal, In =
soopsrs ~Ai<A vu el'oxe'her charge
tho grouping Of the EercvsAs PowerA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

SEVERAL. Of the ~. Petersburg news.
lapers express surprise at the war.like
tenor Of the speech made by Emperor
William At the banquet At Koenig~burg.
after his pacific speech from the throne
Ut the opening Of the Reichstag. Tho
papers express especial surprise 1t the
nature Of the speech when II Ia con.
sidered that his Majesty IL making prep
sratiOns u attend the maneuvers oi
the Russian army at Krasnoe Sxelo.
They declare there IN nothing In the
situation ~ far ~ Russia IL concerned
~ justify the tone Of the speech.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

TmE steamship Vera, Of tho North
German Lloyd Company, has reached
New York. having on board Director
Strauss. OF Vienna. and his well known
orchestra. There are i~orty.six In the
party. A party Of friends and admirers,
among whom was the Austrian vice.
consul, went down the bay to meet the
party and hid them welcome.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
lUarssiag Dsesssiss.

SAN Francisco. May ls-Bososlov,
the Alaskan volcano that hlsfsd and
smoked Cor a time about seven years
ago, Is again In eruption. February II
and ,. there were signs ot grca, sctiv-
i,y. smoke and fames pouring from the
cra,er and rising To . r~as height
The sky for weeks MAS cloud~d with
ashes which fell In liberal showers il
the town Of Iliuruk, ,or,y.iour miles
away. To those who sA~ the eruption
1, seemed ,hA, . pillar Of Are AMI smoke
was fully afteen miles high. fs,vosiov
rse originally from the crca and
formed an Island
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

X. II. NJ. SisrAnr. q member Of tho
broker hrm Of George X. Sistarc Sons,
which recently failed. has been arrested
IN New York. Richard licrkshcrc, Of
Philadelphia, on whose warrant he was
arrested. says he had sil?,0 100 worth Of
bonds which were cmhczzled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

HoN. y. Il. CARLISLE was nominated
20 succeed Senator Beck by the Demo
cratic caucus NJ Frankfort Nv. All tho
candidates withdrew. excepting Carlisle
and Lindsay, the final ballot resulting
~ follows: Carlisle. ~: Lindsay, ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

TnE Common Council Of Chelsea,
Mass, has rcconsidcred It's vote to petit
ton the Legislature TO change tho name
OF the town because Of the expression
dead as Chelsea"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

CONTRACT has been signed between
the German Government and the East
African Steamship Company, which will
receive 900, 0Oo marks annually for u line
OF steamers from Hamburg to Dclagoa
INV
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

THE race between Kemp and Mclean
for G:OO u side and the sculiinp champion.
ship Of the world took place on the
Paramatta river. nea Sydney. N. $. W.,
recently. II was won easily by Kemp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

THE famous Ogden residence, which
escaped from the North side Are, Chicn-
go, In 1877, Ia 10 be- torn down To make
way for the great Newbury library. The
building was y landmark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

JUDaE STEWART. Of Baltimore, Nd.
has delivered an opinion In the case Of
Stevenson Archer, ex-Statc Treasurer. In
which he held that Archer can not be
tried for embezxlement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

THE directors Of the Chicago Board of
Trade have adopted a memorial to Con.
gross asking that the United States
steamer Michigan be replaced by q new
and suitable vessel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

HEWREN WARrHOi.D, Haspclmath and
Ieuby, oficers Of the German navy.
have been convicted Of receiving brihcs
from contractors and have been g m
fenced TO terms In prison.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

CHARLES RANDOLPH. cx-secrctary Of
the Board Of Trade Of Chicago, who dis
appeared some time ago, IN at Portland,
Ore. lie could not tell how he left Chi.
cagO, his mind being u blank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

TEXAS Prohibitionists have nominated
u full State ticket.
MAJOR WissMANN bombardcd Lindi
May 10 and captured the town.
SENATOR BGowN. Gcorgia's Senator,
has failed To appear during this session
and II IL generally understood that he
will resign on account Of continued III
health. Tho present Governor Of
Georgia, General John II. Gordon. will.
II II said. succeed him.
TuT Parncllitcs snatchcd o victory In
the House Of Commons ON tho 18th. the
second reading Of the Irish Agricultural
l.aborcrs' bill being agreed to without a
division. The Governments usual sup
port was absent when the measure was
sprung.
SENATOR WoICOTT. Of Colorado. was
married 1T buffalo. N. ". recently to
Mira i. NJ. liass, daughter Of the late
James II. Metcalfc.
TnE Senate on the i%th confirmed all
h u Oklahoma nominations.
REV. SAM SMALL. has announced him.
self - u candidate for the Georgia
House from Fulton County.
VVpuutiVouS uVVtuVu uot Va put
up . candidate In Randall's district
leaving the election . walk over for
vAux.
THERE wAs . small outbreak against
the brazilian Provisional Government
NJ Porto Allegro recently. II waA sup.
pressed after q number Of persons had
been wounded.
Tux President has approved the Okla.
homA Townsite bill.
NELSON II. DAVIS, RriRsdier-t;cncral
United States army, died on the 18th.
lie had just arrived at Governors Island.
N. f.,to visit friends and wAs apparently
In good health. On entering General
Tomkins' once he WAS stricken down by
an apoplcctic ut and expired.
JrME nRr MMoNp, who was succeeded
by Judge Gresham In the United States
Circuit Court, died recently ~ Wheaton,
ILL.,. aged eighty years.
II IL said that Henry NJ. Stanley 1,
engaged to Miss Dorothy Tcnnan.
young English artist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

TuE Gar Of Russia has decided ~
make Thcodosia the future commercial
port Of the Crimea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

JrDoE GrNisoN. Of Erie, Pa. has dc.
cidcd In o damage suit that common
tickets are not good on limited trains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23
COMMENT.

FouR torpedo boats are TO bc sent by
England to Nova Scotia and tho lIarba-
does for duty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

lNrMGuEs for the succession to MIR.
Gladstone are ~ the present moment
very active, writes Edmund Yates. Mr..
Gladstone WAS taking very little part In
the business of the House. and. there
fore. II was necessary that the ciaim.
ants Tor the place should put themselves
much In evidence. All that Wa sc,.
tied. he believed. Was that Lord Gran.
willie would be shelved with MIR. G'ad.
stone and that Earl Spencer would be.
come titular leader Of the party. The
rivalry between Sir William Vernon
HsrcOari and Mr.. Morley has been tom,
porarily arranged by assigning to the
member for Derby charge Of the opl-,s,,
tiou ~ the Ti,hes bill and by giving Il
member for Newcastle the same iunc
tion with regard 10 the Land Purchase
bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

An authorized person near President
nias says that those favoring the aboli.
tion Of the duty on paper used In print.
ing arc bringing . strong pressure 70
bear on tho Mexican Government but
that tho Government will not accedc 70
. total exemption from duty. although
II will reduce the tariff. The American,
General Sturm. has obtained . conces.
s'on Tor u paper manuiAct"ry, granting
Tree entry to the first material used In
manufacture. II Ia believed that he will
In obliged 10 sell paper vt u reduced
price. Others are demanding the same
privileges accorded him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-23

TmE libel SUIT of $40, 900 brought by
Attorney Albert knet,lcs, ~ Minncapo-
lis. Mimi. agains, the Pioneer Press
was thrown out Of court by Judge Hicks
In favor OF the newspaper, The poin,
In question WAS whether = newspaper
had the right to publish u statement, or
= question when that statement was
Iibelous In itself. even though the pub.
lication OF II was accompanied by no
malice. Judge Hicks decided that II had
such right and that the fact Of the mat.
ter being privileged exempted the news.
paper from II. and the paper could not
be compelled IA rest its case on the truth
Of the privileged publication.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-05-22
PULL FOR YOUR TOWN.

Sioux City Journal It is great, good
thing to love ones town and TO serve Il,
as one In a large relation may love or
serve ones state or country. Real 10y
atty to country must begin at home, AID
he who cannot unite with his neighoors
to serve the community wherein he lives.
and do so gladly. is poor patriot at best
and under all conditions. When one
finds be is out Of sympathy with his town,
and can only say q GOOD word for il
coupled with an apology, they ought TO
ct out. The town embraces the fortunes,
and in some measure at least takes on the
character OF the man. So Loyalty TO ones
town is no more Than loyalty to ones self;
and this loyalty is In the liue OF all well
shaped haman nature, Therefore IL Is
right to say that the man who does not
stand up for his town is IN some way
dwarfed. There is something wrong
about him. To be right towards our town
We must make sacrifice for it. We must
have our pnrt with others. We must be
shareis In the achievements wrought IL We
are to be sharers in the pride OF them.
Otherwise self defense leads us to excuse.
and excuse leads to fault finding, and
fault finding TO sore headedness and all
manner Of uncomfortableness. Wherever
you may be, get right into the traces and
pull. II will make you strong.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-05-22
SAND CREEK.
A Prairie fire Starter Pays for his
lndiscreetness.

A Prairie fire starter Pays for his
Indiscreetness.
Alex Ross does not gain as fast as his
friends would like.
Joe Kresse and Edible Noyes went to
Huron last Saturday and back Monday.
Ebbie got him fine new road cart.
Joe Sennit from Maine. is visiting his
father John Senuit.
Chriss Cummings, who set q pmirie fire
and skipped out to avoid the consequences
has settled the losses and is home. He
says no more fires for him.
Grandma Bates and Mrs. Al. Bates are
going TO Washington to join Al, who has
been there n rear or so.
Geo. Gresky from Washington, does
not like II there. He says Jim English
and Scott Bates are coming back as soon
as they can get money enough.
The latest s. C.. interprise is Charley
Topals buss line. II is big hog rack that
will hold Is hogs in the inside and as
many as can stick on top besides. II
somewhat. resembles Tally ho with the
g,unts for the bugle.
Corn is nearly all planted. large acre
age and plowing for fax and millet in
operation.
The Keeler artesian we'll ID going down
slowly. down about $50 feet.
Dick Wood lis eating radishes ont OF
his garden, they are good, so he says.
MoGINTY's WIDOW.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1890-05-22
POLITICAL PoTPoURRI.

A PRESS reporter saw peculiar streak
in the atmosphere yesterday that looked
somewhat out of place in this peaceful
hamlet where it rains SO easy. OF course
in his verdancy and curiosity he began
guessing what it was, finally deciding II
was either cyclone, or the advance guard
of the coming campaign. Just about that
time who should put IN an appearance but
that smiling old political rounder and
boss Of many star chamber caucus, John
Baldwin. Fool like. the innocent re.
porter blurted out without a thought of
obtaining any information from this war
ror who carries more scalps dangling at
his belt than any other man in the county /:
Says, John, what's the rumpus"
John Hist, don't give it away. but we
have decided to call the county republican
convention July 10th. The idea is to
select delegates to the state convention
and nominate candidates for county off,
ces at the same time. Too early is it ?"
Reporter-"Well, it does seem little
early. Whew, four months campaign :"
And the reporter wandered of tickling
his own ribs with the thought that he had
made q scoop on the other newspaper boys
in pumping little information out of this
old campaigner who communes only with
the stars, and whose happy word is clothed
with hidden meningitis ever pleasant
smile wreathed with a scheme.
But the roseate hue OF a rainbow scoop
soon faded away, and the reportorial ac-
complishments were set back notch,
when Col. Sawyer, chairman Of the county
central committee was asked for the call.
Here was presented striking comparison
in the extreme stages of political expert
ence-the old driver Of many band
wagan as against the budding politician.
The chairman knew nothing about any call
for convention.
So you see that's what makes mp the
life Of reporter. Now you see it, and
now you don't" is what we have to expect
from every item Of news sought.
Street reports say three or four Of the
central committee met and decided TO call
the convention July 10th. Whether Bald
win called the convention aud neglected
to put the chairman on. whether the boys
wanted to deceive the reporter. or wheth-
er there is a convention called at ali, we
must leave for the reader to figure ont.
One thing is certain. il the politicians
wont give the newspaper boys any infor-
nation this year, Wen have to join hands
and have little fun on the side.