The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

CVuncii rcc0utiy OrOu4nt ItDol eui1 TOT
&C., 900 against the Bee. The papsr
charged the plaintiffs with corruption
In ONCE.
The Governor has issued q proclsms.
tion converting the Legislature In special
session June 8. for the purpose Of pass.
Ing . maximum rate law, repeating the
Law creating the State Board Of Trans
portation, providing for On Australian
system OF voting and declaring for more
currency and the FREQ coinage Of silver.
The Governor thinks that the cost will
not be more than %. 900 . week, and that
two weeks will be long enough To trans
act the business.
TIE Covington school board has de-
cided To erect . go. 900 school building.
I. j. ELLIOrr. Of wilter. while re-.
Gently In Q delirOus condition, ESCAPED
ron tho house and ran TO the creek, Q
distance Of n mile, whore wsding
Into tho water, he began praying pre-
paratory. IL Ia supposed, to drowning
himself. Drawn TO the spot by the
noise, his son, with some neighbOrs,
succeeded In rcscuing him.
TmE other day o deputy United States
marshal and the representative Of the
whisky trust went 10 the distillery at
Nebraska City and proceeded TO remove
the machinery. Several pieces were un.
coupled, when . crowd Of fully one hun.
dred citizens swoopcd down on the
building and drove them out. Much
excitement prevailed.
TmE barn VI Andrew Anderson, Of
stromsburg was struck by lightning the
other day and three horses were killed,
but the building WAS not damaged In the
least.
On the afternoon Of the Goth Q furious
wind and rain storm visited tho vicinity
OF Lincoln, breaking down trees, over
turning light buildings, demolishinR
fences and chimneys and occasionally
doing more serious damage.
were VI intense blackness and when the
storm was At its height 1t made a spec.
tacle " strike terror to the ~stoutest
heart
Tux Ice houses Of the Lincoln leo
Company, two miles west Of the I,ur.
iinRtOn T. Missouri depot at Lincoln,
were entirely consumed by fire the
other evening. Tho building was iOOx
10 feet and tho loss In probably -, QUO.
Carter Wilcox. one Of the aremeu. was
run over by the hose cart and had his
leg broken; he also received internal In.
juries which might prove fatal.
MRs. LARSON. y Swedish woman,
whose home IL about seven miles north.
west OF Whitney. gave birth to five
children recently. The little ones
weighed about two pounds each, but
were all dead whom born.
In the Nebraska City distillery con.
test case the Supreme Court he's rem.
dcred . lengthy decision holding the
Antitrust law constitutional; that the
proceedings by which the distillcry was
turned over to the whisky trust wcre II.
legal and void, and that tho property
still belongs to the original stOckhold.
era. The agents for the trust com.
mcnccd dtsmantling the distillery under
On order from Judge Dundy. Of the Fed.
eral Court, who held that the trust
owned the machinery. The conflict be.
tween the State Supreme Court and
Federal Court Ii regarded with intcrcs.
by local attorneys.
AN attempt WAS recently made To
burn the residence Of Mrs. =. ]. Dunn
at de Witt by placing rag saturated
with oil under the building. but the
flames were discovered before much
damage was done.
Tar proposition to issue s.., 900 in
bonds to build . court house was de-.
featcd In Thurston County by 100 ma
jority. The Indians voted solidly
against the bonds.
THs public school house at Pleas
anton. Buffalo County was burned the
other day. Supposed 70 be the work Of
tramps. n
T'uE coloeed people % Nebraska Clay
held . Jubilee meeting the other night
10 protest against maintaining . sspa-
rate school for colorcd children. and Q
committee was appointed u wait upon
the Hoard Of Education about the mat.
ter.
W. n. WYATT. ex.msstcr Of chaucery
Of Logan County, who disappeared In
November, 1854, leaving . shortage Of
90. 0oo. was arrested the other day In
New Orleans
Mia. EI.NlRA SAGE. living near Doni.
phaA, has been taken to the Lincoln IL.
sanc asylum for the fourth time. Her
condition was caused by religious OK.
element and she recently attempted
suicide BY hanging.
DURING = late saloon brswl At O'Neill
Ernest Weeks disngurcd Tom Ticrney
for life by nearly biting on the istter's
nose. Weeks WAS arrested and held in
bonds Of $3.50 for trial In the district
court
JoMN SnoRNsnERGER, . t%welve-ycsr
old Genoa lad. was hit on the leg with .
Skinny club last February and 50 badly
injured that IL was found necessary the
other day 10 amputSte the limb
WILLIE WANxER. the eleven-year-old
son Of u. c. Warner. In missing from his
home at Beatrice.
WMli.E recently moving an old barn
near Goshsnbuie the Jaeger boys en-.
countercd . rat den and commenced tho
alaughtcr Of the rodents. When tho
conflict ended aos dead rats were