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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
4th day Of November, A. ID. 1890, In the County
of Custer and State of South Dakota, an election
Will be held for the following State, District and
County of!icerss
CONGRESSIONAL.
Two Representatives in congress.
STATE OFFICERS.
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary of State.
One State Auditor.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorner General.
One Superintendent Of Public instruction.
One Commissioners Of School and Public Lands
One Commissioner OF Labor.
One State Senator.
Two Representatives In the Legislature.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One County Judge.
One Clerk of Courts.
One Sheriff.
One States Attorney.
One Auditor.
One Register OF Deeds.
one Treasurer.
One Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
One Assessor.
One Surveyor.
One Coroner.
justices of the Peace and Constables.
One Commissioner for Com. Dist. No. Q.
AT said election Will be submitted the question
OF a place for a permanent seat Of government
according 10 section l of chapter III OF the SEES.
sion laws of 1890, aud the ballot shall be i'm the
following form, to-wit:
For. ......."..".. las the permanent seat OF
government.
Al said election will be submitted for adoption
or rejection the following
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
of the State Of South Dakota;
AMENDMENT ONE.
For the purpose Of defraying eXtraordinary
expenses and making public improvements. or
to meet a deficit, or failure In revenue, the state
may, in addition TO prc-eXisting debts, contract
debts never TO exceed In the aggregate S6O0.O00,
except TO repel INVASION, suppress insurrection,
or defend the state, or United States In war"
For amendment one, Yes, No.
AMENDMENT TWO.
"No Indian who sustains tribal relations, re-
ccives support in whole or in part from the gov
ernment of the United States, or holds untax-
able land In severalty, shall be permitted TO vote
at any election held under the constitution"
For amendment two, Yes, No.
AMENDMENT THREE.
"Shall the word "male" be stricken from sec.
ton one, Of article seven of the constitution -
Yes, No. All electors desiring 10 vote in favor
OF striking out the word "malen must erase the
word mo" All voters desiring to vote against
striking ont the word male must erase the
word Yes"
Which election win be opened at O'Clock in
the morning, and will continue open until 5
O'Clock III the afternoon Of the same day.
Dated the eth day OF October, A. ID. 1880.
CHAS. w. PITCHER,
County Auditor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-10-11
Notice for Publication.
Land once at Rapid City, s. D.,
Anpugf Dcfh 1000 {

Land OIlce at Rapid City s. D.,
August 2Gth, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention To
that said proof viii be made before the Judge or
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Custer County, AT
his Office in Custer City, $. d., on October 18th,
1890, viz:
CHRISTOPHER CULLEY,
Declarat0ry Statement, G,5l5 for the W HSEL
ER $ w Il Sec. IL, TIP IS, rig L, b. II. NJ. -
He names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, Viz: Peter J.. butcher, Homer
butcher, Dream butcher, Of Dudley, s. D., Ed
ward y. CroWell, Of Custer City, $. d.
j. L. LUSE, Register.
First publication, Aug, 30.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-10-11
TAX SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
CUSTER COUNTY. So.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
CUSTER COUNTY. SIS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, |
Custer City, So. Dakot;, October 4, 1890. (
j, j.. F. Street, treasurer OF Custer county.
State of so. Dakota, do hereby certify that the
annexed list of real property has become delin.
quent by reason OF non-payment OF taxes for the
4th, 1880, between the hours of5 e'~iCrM a. IN. and
I O'Clock p. m, OF said day, continuing said sale
each day until all of said property has been
offered for sale. said sale will be made subject
10 all sales for prior delinquent taxes, and sub.
ject 10 all unpaid taxes on said property, penal
ty, interest and advertising fees to be added
Sale will take place on the front steps of court
house, Custer City, South Dakota.
Witness my hand this 4ih day OF October
A. ID. 1890.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

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-
PumAnwaamA Al A-uuslag .
ne.vv 49, $500 rovonoa - sAls
v1biniev aApre elvua Sao1sGe ~ 49,.
~ - se.anoea vo1tee - soIAoo -
e. 49, AAonaet
TnasA - Uuvun0 aArDet n0au0
R,fiv>v $1,000 - 49, 80 60
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
the ALsa,onr MUaogA


4 WAlss Laasse So . Yssa9 Negro .
SssssA - sAs Csto~
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Aug. 0-The
deep mystery Surrounding the desth Of
young Arthur J. Albright whose body
was found In . deserted brick ~ Win
. bullet hole through the heass early
Wednesday morning. bads fair - -
sOon solved Yesterday . e)sw ~
struck II tho eoroner's tnqssss that
sesns to throw light o. the saAis.
The police are nov looking ioe . young
80 'abSaa.oUontysD~e yeaW Of 80
VIE vsas : blue ISeso3 1pkst Al
bssght ~As zen u - ceopa1v Of this
maa and . hight Skisted youne se6so
BY several persons late Tuesday assses
noon. IL II supposed that these Two
men know something Of The ciecau.
stances that led to Albsishts death In
fact the police suspect them
The white man II described - being
about 5 feet 2 inchcs IN height He
wore . black SLOUGH hat bis face 80
clean shavea and his blue Norfolk ~
much the worse for . several
people declare hat this Doo - -
frrqucntcr In tho neighboeh0Od
VI Fourth strcct and broadway Toe
tho past six monshA No one knows BE
business but ~ has frcqssnsiy bssa
seen In the company ot sssaage mea
who ~crs speadng osnsy 1svtsAlH -
30 sever ASPEN - hsss aay repsey
himself
Tho night previous 10 the 6ndinR a
Albright's body. all three wcrai In hoases
Of iil-fame In the vicinity and ssvcsal
women have idrntiird Albright - oss
Of the men Enthusiastically.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

d. y CesSss ktess y. .. Wssshssssss Se.s
kA0sssA. ~
oxs~AnooA CsSS. On. AsR st-l.ste
~ night ~ 4 W~esthevussn and to-
coopsstons were passing on the pahlic
highway the sesidesr u a. q Coo,~s.
liviss % nssp iak. av< nile. .ss, o,
EdaosA. they were ns~d sppn by Coor-
81 With . double barr~led shotgun
wssthsrmss's eo@pssioas esd In dlf.
sesens directioss and naturally ssptsp~~i
Inst 10 wnld ioiIov. They gent sa
Ais bOsss 81 Ualssa oil atghs for hin
Whsa daylight cs@s they 80 sas Ia
search toe bin. ssd about s0 yards
ssoo ths spses u tho shooting se.si
Bin Assd- Cooper sssrrsd~r~d IA the
essAosstsss ssa - Isqsest 90 held oycr
Tie remsiss ~ che deed mssL Ths
ssosbls originated some time seo ov~r a
s0sy sa1G weashsrmss - . yosny.
msa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

Tn -0eceefA State Alllance has I'd.
joufaedet AaaatA Thenostiuportaut
res.
olueoh indoesing TIE platform q the Ma;
tioaAl AllispceA 1opted at the St Louis
coaNentiea EIAis carries With Il Of
soutDe, ,tAe Aahfnlo1s Endorsement Of
tho s1hntzeasdsy rlaA which Il ono Of
the pdDoipalf ta1kssof hat platform,
q is-1ho A01hrnobnt ouneeship Of
tzaa1porta14 llne& Cotton baekiag
va 5000 = - Aiiiancs covering q
cotton asa5ltooe1aA uisiscarrying
out the fight o J50es n1delas vi year.
4 @@
JuDai Kosx has lied . decision 1t
JAMESTOWN n. D., on original packages
which sPPlies 20 both the DakotaA Tho
. was THAT Of the State against John
Bekgren. who dealt in original packages
at Valley City. N. d The complaint
vas that he soaA liquor in violation Of
the new P~rohibitoey Law. and . restrain
t1e order was asked foe. Judxo Rooe
holds that the law when enacted vas
uncoosHtutional Tho Judge deelined
20 paas upon tie claim that - Law n
stu MI. Ter <tho rsason that the actsI
ooopaslned Of wete comnittsd pesoe 10
To passage Of the Wflsoa hill By Con-
groRsAAa heooe that law cats no figure
n - easA The infeseaos b plain.
hOW0vo1. n his dscisioa. that he would
Ae11 to stotuts stin null When . law 10
woaQatsa - hin iSvslving that patot
Ea&EEZH
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

nsvGv1D msa AssssesA - 49, spssss.lss
YsaDs 0sssssy-sses - uo~s ssssss'a-a
PArSvic. Mo. Aug 3 THE han, -,
tho Missouri l'acii. train robbers :
drawing IA . close.
Three arrests wcr~ made y..,.rias
Two wore ~ Washington. abso., TWEEN
milcs wcst VI here. and one her"
Tho latter has bscn ldentiirsi ~ ~
leader of tho two men who ciimi'ad .srr
the tender of the engine near IN. o,s.
vile water TAM at two o'rls~k last Sun
day morning and covered Engine
Deeycr aud the fireman with rcsols.r.
and commanded thcm Ia stop
Ono u the mon at Wssbinssea II b.
1ievcd 10 hs the smaller of tho two-;hs
one Who wcahrnrd 81 . critical jas.sutS
and needed . caution.ns from hls cd
pal
The man who was hers identified a.
the leader of the gang gives his pssns
- James Mc(onkey and .sys h- d. froa.
WicAita Falls sni vinitA. 1 r. %. say
b ssae fro@ the latter named place in
the Last ten days
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
MlSCELLANEOUS

By the wreck Of . construction train
twelve miles south of Trinidad, Col, re-
Gently seven men were killed and four.
teen injured.
A DISASTROUS accident occurred on
tho Old Colony railroad, near Quincy,
Mass, on the 10th. The engine left the
track and plunged into the embank-
ment Fifteen passengers suffered .
frightful death by scalding steam. Many
were injured.
A vlRULENr case Of Asiatic cholera
has appeared in London. The patient
wal Robert Leigh. a scaman just landed
by the steamer Argyll from Calcutta.
MARGARET SOLOMON q full-blOod Wv
andottc Indian, died at Upper Sandusky,
o., recently. She was said to be tho
last of her q in that locality.
A DELAWARE & HUOsox freight train
was derailed near Port Henry, N. Y, by
. misplaced switch. The engineer.
Frank Carrier. and Brakeman Fred
Terry were killed and Fireman Parks
probably fatally injured.
The London Daily News learns that
the situation In Armenia is daily be-
coming deplorable. A wholesale
massacre OF Christians has occurred at
Moosh and similar outrages are reported
from other places
A SILVER vein five feet thick il re-
ported to have been found near Lake
Miranda north of Duluth, MINI.
The Census Once announces the pop
ulation OF . number of cities as follows:
Milwaukee,. Wis, EOS. 979, increase in
ten years s.. s9s or 76. 20 per cent; Allie
gheny City. Pa, 104. go, increase In ten
years s5.ssS or S7.4l per cent; Seattle.
Wash, a. Ola. increase %. SSl; Tacoma,
Wash, SIS SsS increase 81. 76O; EmporiA
Kan. 1850. increase 1913 or g. Os per
cent; Arkansas City. Kan. SS54. in
crease 7.S4s; Fort Scott Kan. II, ss7,
increase q A6S or lso. IS per cent
A SMALL. sloop owned BY John Hart
man, Of ~Irondale. Wash, has been
seized BY British Columbia authorities
ON suspicion Of being used for smuR.
Cling.
Bon PorE. . magistrate of Harlan
County. Ky, was shot and fatally
wounded BY John Scott Leonard Scott
is also implicated. The trouble arose
over tho killing Of IN OK, the property
Of Popa The SCOTS belong 70 tho
Howard faction
TaE New jersey Steel 4 Iron Com.
pany OF Trenton. n. j., has won the
strike with its men. who returned de-
feated.
The steam barge Monitor foundered
in Lake Michigan the other night dur.
ing agsle. The people on board-twelve
persons got into . small boat and all
were saved after . terrible experience
Tine labor organizations Of Chicago arc
making arrangements for . grand labor
congress In that city during tho Worlds
Fair. All secss Of labor orders are In
terested
TnR Treasury Department has besa
noeiAed By customs omeisls st NogaleA
Aria, OF the retsatioa at that plsee Of
nix Chtnsnen supposed 70 hsvs bssa
scross the border
TIM potato dissase II speeding With
alarming rspidity in the sounthera par
tioa Of County Down. Ireland. In AL
parts Of Asnagh the blight he's assumed
Dsrioss peoportienA.
DUExs . forced march q . Bavaxian
regiment iron Ebslstadt 10 Aarkheeit
l7o nen fell from sanstrokaAs TAeoo e
lheu died and seveuseea uefe dyin&
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
NEWS Oh THE WEEK.
olsaned By Tsassr.ph ana Hal.

WaRN The eesats met o. the Ioth esnatos
senate 70 consider NJ r~esoluttoo oAserA
Saturday IN rotation . baslsess 70 BE- ooo.
sldseod, snd the esnate shea proceeded .
consider the Deficiency BIN. whteh attoe
vorSo1s oOen0ments Was pssooA 4 eooo-
luetoa s1ered By ossatoe Iloab -
psOhtbet he sals q liquors h ~
eeaate Wing q tie Capitol wese oves aDa
u 1sria bni vas takss -. but vss sess
1a1o o0e0o tt 0ouoo oDondOooe "a ~
oeaa1o bsll eoastttutiAg Ilocoan, Meb ,apoee
q esesy was sgreed to....fh Asass $4,000
o0vogal ojlls W thea took up ehe oooteoeo0
o90ctloo eaeo q ChalDoeu aeatose 0oegoa,
q Mississippi. and decided - fsvoP a Nor.
Gaa. The sittln9 membeE. m 6saae I'M
eoaseiauttug lieeoia, Neb.. . pogs q entry
passed bae Iitas cshse bsslness vas traas-
aeeoA.
In tho eeoaso o. the lssh Nn. PIunbas re-.
o1ueioa SofbiddinG the sale or drinking q
liquors In the eenste wing Of ths Capitol
came mp. and Senator Butler moved TO OK.
tend the restriction to committee rooms.
The resolution vent ove The Tariff bill
Was then debated until adjournmoat....A AT.
ter Q long discussion In the House on . 1880
luton declining the order Of business the
Senate Agricultural bill was taken up and
passed. No other business was transacted
WEES the eenate mot On tho roth Senator
Quay's resolution d~esIgnating legislative
business for the session came mp ~ the reg.
ular order and Mr.. Blair spoke against tt
and IN favor Of Including tho Eloctioo bnL.
Senator Edmunds also spoke against the
resolution. During his speech the hour OF
twelve O'Clock arrived n tho TAri1 Iii
vas taken mp but soop laid aside, and the
House amendments 20 the Agricultural Col.
1oge and the Meat Inspection bills c0ncurfrd
h.. Afeor disposisg OF routine business the
House took mp the Senate Meat ~laspeceI0n
bin. which, after some oebate, paSsod The
bin 6e0siag lard vas taken up and tho
House s0oo a~djourned.
In the Senate on the 2lst Nj. P1umb's reoo.
luton IN regard to the sale aad drinking Of
liquors In the Capitol building again went
over. ! ariI bill was then taken mp and
considered until ad3ournment... At the ex-
ptHatioa Of tho m0rning our the House
proceeded to the consideration OF The bill
defining lard, wh'ch was debated until re.
cess At the evening session pension bills
were considered.
In the Senate on the I'D the Tsri6 bill was
further discussed until the lead orc para.
graph was reached When the Senate ad.
journcd.. The House agreed to the confer
ence report on tho bill for an Increase Of tho
clerical force In the Pension Office, and dis.
agreed to the senato amendments to the
River and Harbor bill No other busineesO Of
importance Was transacted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

sCHAMAa NoRDnoFF. directing the
Warrington end Of the New York Herald,
and who retires to Southern California
On half pay for nfe.sby the grace of Mr..
Bennett IL the son Of . German soldier
who fought under Butcher. After an
experience on the . Mr.. Nordhof be-
gan newspaper life in the West whence
he went to New York to serve under the
Harpers. and later to take the manag-
ing editorship Of the Evening Post BY
Invitation q it, editor. the poet VIII
liam Cullen Bryant
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

CONGRESSMAN w. W. MORROW has de.
clined the nomination for Congressman
at-large for California rendered him by
the Republican convention, doubling
the authority Of the convention to make
the nomination. In view Of the fact that
Congress has moi yet authorized the new
apportionment Of the State under the
recent census
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

JAMES JEFFREY ROCHE will undOubt-
edly be selected as editor of the Boston
Pilot - successor to the late John Boyle
O'Reily. Mr.. Roche is now one of the
editors Of the paper and he and Mr..
O'Reilly were the staunchest friends
and co-workerA Archbishop Williams.
It is understood, will purchase Mr..
OReilly's interest in the paper. thus
giving him absolute control.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

AFTER . wrangle lasting until nearly
Midnight tho directors Of the Worlds
Fair adjourned again without definitely
selecting q site for the great Exposition.
The meeting, it was expected on all
sides. would DO . decisive one, but at
adjournment the question Of location
VA left more open than it had been 1t
any time for weeks past.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

Some one has invented an electric
mouse trap. 1t consists of q metallic
cage containing cheese. The mice nat
urally approach it for the purpose of in
vestigation, but the instant they touch
the wires an electric current strikes
them dead. The same system might he
applied to counting room safes for the
discouragement of burglars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

In the agreement by which Heligo-
land 10 coded to Germany young Kaiser
William. who by the careful and DELHI
eeate conclusion Of the United States of
Germany. is the German Emperor and
not tho Emperor Of Germany. appears
- the Emperor Of Germany" The
use Of this title in the English counter
part Of the deed was insisted upon by
the German Foreign Office. although it
II entirely contrary to the intention of
tbe German nation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
PERSONAL AND rOLlrICAI-

ADvICES from Uruguay state that the
Minister Of Finance insists upon re-
signing and that the other Ministers
will follow his example. Tho balance
sheet Of the National Bank shows that
$50. O00. 900 has been lost
Ar the Democratic convention in the
Pennsylvania Twenty-sixth district A.
L. Tildcn was nominated for Congress.
Hon w. l. Scott was the first choice OF
the convention, but declined the nomi-
nation.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed
the representatives of the various de.
partments Of the Government in tho
Worlds Fair board. Assistant Agricult-
ural Secretary Willis is chairman.
ADvICEs from BuenOs Ayres state that
there are grave fears there of q fresh
revolution. A number of officers of the
army have been dismissed. The Gov
n Of C0rdOva has resigned and the
Provincial Bank is closed.
PRESIDENT HARRISON arrived at Cane
May on the 2Oth. Mrs Harrison and
Mrs Mckee. with the baby, met him
and he was at once escorted to the cot
tage at the Point where . quiet family
celebration OF the Presidents afty-sev-
enth birthday was held
The State Department has received .
telegram from Minister Miner saying
that the good Offices and mediation of
the United States have been accepted
by both Guatemala and Salvador.
MAYOR f H. POND, Of San Francisco,
has been nominated for Governor by
California Democrats
PHILADELPHIA PrOhibitiOnists have
Charles w. Miller for Gov
ern0E.
OsxAN DIGNA is reported to have ap-
peared at TOkar, Upper Egypt at the
head Of a formidable army Of dervishea
The Union Labor party of the First
Arkansas district has Endorsed Con-
gresham Featherstone for another
term.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

-
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0.sss'se~sA 49, 0sUU-DO1ssev 1sA>
sssssss 0usouan
NV S"ws. Aug sl-As 1otse IA,
s'eess'ssnd Master Wsskuoa fOvierl,
- ehss sh" N.w voss C6oorHi ss./
- n"w no longer en~ 49, -.
Doesy, but ~ The uAoiSU
kAhde or~xaaixa.i.w. No.
evesy rcsoarce In the ppwS
sssstee NJ railroad cmp,eyF
- vead~ssiis systems A. 49,.
- iaaossios ,s ,hss assnsr
nm - declared No asaak0S
ooo11 - obtsised. h16evss. - a..
o0eeA
n Asrx4L TN xSfaWrs nj tsnrp
NAV Yoax. Aug. si-C;cnc,Al a.a,s.
Woea0oa I. v. rowd~sly vii. k-oo -
aopsal - all The true Ksirhs etS~
- - soploy Of she Central I'D
River rsiirusd and upon thr vandest.
cuaDectina lineA In Tho dc~un.nt e..
viii state the causrs % tho strsEs al
e0oess - ebtaia . prsresui >.s
Ooos 81 the dtaiculsies and ncssfy rsr.
an0 every m~mhes 81 the iaaaa
taoa u tho executive hosrS os ,ts
xaieAss 81 Labor so prosecute The ashi
aGNinsa shs Ceassai-Hua~sa Rail-
Company Ia tho bitter end ~ tho a. A..
time 10 In made knowa that t;sAnd Ma
~ Sargent has called . meeting ~ .a-
0Dso0e eosncii VI the fedcra;.or =
u0llvay Employees for saturday. A .,
q ~ atee . IN. In the city %: Ts--r
HansA lad
NM wgup srv aos
Nav YowK. Aug. sL-As so oeie~s
last evening Mr. rowderly eallc! ri
vicsPrsstAeai webb lie ssk~d wsss
- permit N tnvsssisasioa as la the p
acslsy beswera The Csatrsi AMI n
men Fcwdrsiy said he ala
mean arbitration hat inves,igsr aa
Webb aAid sherc SAs nothing - a.
vestiesta rowdcsiy then vent - ue
81 Cloud Hotel Ia rvporI sArr-ns a, /.
laeD hour said tho situation look~l -
steaA The saprcm. coancsl Of ,ho -.
egNt;oA he said. was within an boz 4,
calf 70 order . general strike ~"
pesme ~coanc... which 10 compcs-l 2
three members of each % the fuur ,r
gaaisasions forming H. m1s, cons,nr
and vote unanimously.
QUIET AZ ALBANY.
ALBANY. n, u. Aug aL-Thc Cha
bss Of Commerce has sent = pso,sss O.,
The mayor against tho smploynen, b.,
the railroad Of rnk~ston detsc,i,,s
All h quiet her~ a strung polio. a.!
guard 10 stiii man-
Tho railroad people "a,
tho freight blockade IL psac,irs =
The strikers bulletins sss thsi
The mon continue confident Jan,
elatson the rinkcrton guard shafsvl
UtaA ~ shouting of shc boz Kshari
waived examination and 49,
held for the grand Jury. Tho lad "a .a
, precartous condition
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

Rev. GEORGE SCHWARTZ of Jefferson
VILE. Ind, who died . few days ago
was probably the oldest minister in the
State. He remembered seeing the first
steamboat on the Ohio river In lSss. His
wife was . daughter Of John Frye. who
had obtained . patent from the British
Crown for . large part Of Lawrence
County, Ky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

- C10Uu0sssaau
CsscASa Ase 3x-Tbs rssmsss' Re-
Seew ays esVovts ssessvsA from si-,s,
l.s0 cssrsspos1ssss IN the spssss vs~.,
esss tsdiesss sAss ~ ssop 81 s~ps.
sessGh le@ tA0 sbss al isss gear By
Voeobly Asn4so bushsj& 10 hsss~s. "a
- ssaiity ssd yssS. shss eosid hs,.
49, a~stictpss~9 - stes Of the ~sslv~r~.
oso1losss sslee svbseh 10 hes hrea
QOUA kebsaa4o - tie nahesss ss.I
peeoeU hssvese - essy bsshsls -
2 = yses. lose VA shsv . ioss os
sesss 1ss 600 bsshsis ssA Nisa~sp.A
ahsss i&@ n asss hasv@ssd ls
shsss States - srsD . n 8 80 esss ,s.a
1ass ysse. ME 10 A6issssssA vh~r.
ses sesuags hasvssss1 y esssnsssA In 10
- - essA srsssss sAss hist ~ lisa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

GENERAL CARLOS EzErA. Provisional
President of Salvador, has received a
telegram from nr. Galindo. conf
dental agent OF Salvador. now in
Guatemala, saying that the terms of q
treaty OF peace had been arranged. and
that the treaty was most favorable to
Salvador. All the points demanded by
Esets had been conceded by the Guate-
malan Government
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

TIM Committeo ON Commerce recently
heard IN argument by Representative
ODonnell. Of Michigan, in favor OF the
bills - allow railroad companies to
grant privileges under tho Interstate
Commerce Law to commercial travellers
Mr.. O'Donnel said that this class of
travellers numbered over $50. 900 men.
Including soanc OF tho brightest and
most active business men in the country.
aAA 10 .usfel IL committee to take
speedy ace10h upon m Of the pending
hin loe their relief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
ThE DOWN GRADE.


49, "
KANSAS CRY. Mo. Aug. sa-Ths
Missouri. Kansas q Texas mail pulled
out Of the Union Depot last night b.
tween two sections OF . heavily loaded
freight that had been delayed In The
yards over time
When neat I'aola. . station sb0st
f0rty-thrce miles south Of here on tho
Fort Scott read. tho passenger stopped
until the first section Of The freight
might be- sidctracked toallow 10 10 paaa.
A usinmsn WAs scns hArk ~ aag ~
second section VI tho freight bus com
ing On NJ great speed ON . down grade.
Engineer Woodward In chsrHs a sAe
freight could not stop his train and
crashed into the ses aleeper Of the
Pullman Conductor Camp Who II veil
known In this city. Was instastiy killed,
being 10 The seas Of III Obech. The On.
giaees AID 0rroaa - she freight iespesl
from the cab E1ssnese woodward vas
seriously injured By M fall and . bake
man. whose name II unkaown. 10 peohs-
bly, fatally injured. The passengers 60
capped In an almost mincuioua maascs.
The loss To the company wtli noe -
large.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

OkE6oH complains that Washington
cast this year IS. 4AS votes and the CEN
q gives her . population Of $50. 600.
while Oregon cast this year "a, 400 votes
and Is given . population Of but 242, e42.
Oregon naturally protests vigorously
against census blunders and insists upon
4 Heo0unk