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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-24
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San Francisco, Feb, s, 1850.
Ihave made q careful examination,
Of can of Pioneer Baking Powder,
and find the same to consist of chem.
dcalIy pure Cream of Tartar and best
quality Bi-Carbonate of Soda only,
with NO foreign adMixture whatever.
NOUS FALKENAU
State Assay Office.
A. SehllllaQ c.. 0ssvjsetu,ses. S.9..cal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-24

1EF6hs in s1 dsen the =. AFTER
O. through youthful indiscretion, over indnlg.
encc, DC, such ~ Loss OF Brain Power, Waketu.
nsss, Bearing down Pains u the BACK. eeminA
q Emissions. Leuccrhea, Dizziness. Weak Mem
CRY. Loss o. Power and lmpotency, which II NJ
Eiected often lead 70 premature old age and inaan
ny Ivy; Price sioo box. hexss for Sdoe Sent ;,
W VI sisr1Rt GUARANTEES G1iss brewery ,aas
c c 70 sefsna the money II Psrmansnr
from Old and young, Of both sexes. permanently
fHE APHRO MEDICINE 90.
BOZ 81 ~'''''' NIL FosTl1Anp. Or
Sold by R. s. Hale Co. druggists. wholesale
agents. Helena, Mont.
SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
~ der OF sale in my hands. issued out of the dis
triot court Of the First judicial district of the
tate OF d MSntrpna in a. and for the county of
gan, as exc TX Oh tn s, VIII aid testament
OF Ees Deesa9; decessa4 aga INST Arr hnr Il Nc
LAY cay IA h,2ze t. Mckay his wife, Joseph oAsi
the ssh DAY of April. A. D. lS50 have levied up
on ul the right title and interest Of the said Ar
to tn, following described property, situated in
Lewis ami Clarke county, safe of Montana viz:
Lot No. /, of block No. g. OF the towl site OF
site as fled With the county clerk Of Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana. to sether with all the
tsnements: hereditaments and appur,enances
thereunto belonging Or in, any wise appertain-
ing, and ihe re, ersion and reyersions, remainder
ana remaiGders, rents, issues and profits thereof.
and also all the estate. right title interest and
right Of dover in and to said property, posses
sion, claim and demand whatsoever. as well in
law as in equity of the said Arthur F. Mckay and
Lizzie L. Mckay, his wife, OF, in and to the said
premises and every part and parcel thereof with
the arpurtenances thareunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday. the
LIST day of May, A. D. 1880. at the hour Of II
o'clock NJ. of said day. at the front door of the
court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. will sell all the right title and inter-
ct of the said Arthur +. Mckay; Lizzie II. Nc,
property. to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this the 10th day of
April. A. D. 1890.
CHAs. NJ. JEFFERIs, Sheriff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
mi cRoN,N CASE.

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OesssAsass' Asssswsys vsls . Wstscn rss .
New 3r,si-A Lsss List os Erross ~.
legged.
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Iate yelterday
afternoon Attorneys Wing, DonahOe
and Forrest flied n petition for . new
trial In the cases Of Coughlin. Martin
Burke, +. O'Sullivan and John Kunze,
convicted Of tn murder Of Dr. Cronin,
In accordance with the order Of Judge
Mcconnell. before whom the arguments
will 10 made Monday.
The petition assigns thirty-nine
cases OF error In the rulings Of Judge
Mcconnell during the q They EN-.
brace every point contested by the
attorneys for the defense and
range from an objection to
the courts overruling the motion
TO quash the indictments up to the ~.
sertion that the defense has, since the
trial, discovered new evid II q which
entities them 70 = new trial. The 1rvt
error alleged Ia that the court erred In
overruling the mo ion TO quash uie In.
dictment made In behalf a each Of the
defendants. The denial Of CouVhlin's
motion for q separate trial is made the
basis Of four Of the alleged errors,
there being y separate count fOr each
Of the defendants. The refusal Of the
court to permit the defense to show
that Messrs. Mills, Ingram and Hines
OF the prosecution engaged
by private parties who were actuated
by personal motives and the courts al.
lowing these three lawyers " assist In
the prosecution are said to be crron.
Mr.. Hines In Iade u subject Of y spe-
cial count, he being said to have been
moved by u spirit Of hostility toward
the defendants and not Ut TO act az
prosecuting attorney. The overruling
Ut the challenge for caus preferred by
defendants to % long list Of vcniremeh,
whose names are given In the motion,
Is alleged 70 10 nh error. Side re-
marks made by the States attorney
while examining jurors are charged 10
have been improper. Judge lDnge-
neckcr's opening statement To tins Jury
Is cited ~ an error and characterised
M improper remarks Of counsel for
the state, which excited the passions
and prejudices Of the jurors against the
defendants. II Is charged ~ an error
that the prosecution was permitted to
Introduce rs evidence and exhibit TO
the jury the clothing, Instruments and
hair Of Dr. CrOnin, the false teeth, the
trunk and all the mater ial evidence In
the case. The introduction Of DR..
Cronin's knives after the State had
closed its case IL said TO have loen AN
error. Objection Is made to u number
of the instructions given to tho jury by
the court. The verdict is pronounced
rs contrary tn law and not justified
by evidence. and finally it is said that
"tse defendants and each OF them
have discovered evidence which entities
them to a new trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
cA,ssoM HORROR.

oOuvtesn 1Abovess DsoWsed 10 . 0sS10o
Caisson ~ Loutsvttles ~.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. l0.--The most
appalling accident known here In many
years occurred last evening about six
o'clock.
II was near time for work TO stop all
owe the city, and workingmen
expected homo by their families, when
the report spread rapidly that there
was o wreck Or accident II some kind
ut the new bridge, under construction
between Louisville and Jacksonville.
II was first reported that . span Of
the bridge had fallen and . gang Of
wOrkmen had been thrown into tho
river, but this was Mt ones discredited,
as there was no span In existence.
Then came the truth, that . caisson
had given way and the workmen en-.
ployed on II had bcen drowned OF
crushed to death by stone and timbersL
Tho caissOn known ~ No. I wss
100 yards from the Kentucky shore.
Al the w0rkinen Of the pumping sta
ton were looking for the men In the
caisson to Put OF In their boats, lcav.
Ing the work for the night, they sud.
denly saw the dark structure disappear
into tls fosming white waves and
heard, before they could realize what
had happened, the roa Of the furious
maelstrOm.
II was soon known that only four Of
the eighteen who were at the work Ut
that time had escaped.
Correct rei Orts from the scene Il tho
accident show the following list OF
killed: Haynes, William t., 2lI Clay
street, Louisville, Ky; Knox. John, p
years; McAdams, James, ~ years.
Hyde Park, Pa; Mahar, Frank, %
years old, native Of New Jersey; Nay.
lor, T., q years, Pike; Ash, Thomas.
cOlored, 30 years, Henderson, Ky;
Bowling, Monroe, cOlOred, 30 years,
Henderson, KY; johnson, Thomas,
cOlOred, Is years, Henderson, n.y.;
Morris, Hamilton. 2Oyears, Henderson,
KY; Smith, Thomas, - years, Hen.
dersOn, KY; SOaper, Frank, c0lored,
% years, Henderson, Ky; Tyler, Rob
ert, 10 years, Henderson,, Ky.
Tho men saved are all cOlOred, as
follows: Abe Taylor, Lewis Coch,
James Murray and Frank II. Hardix,
all Of Henderson. Nv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
COLLAPSE or A ohURch.

xsv~sal rsrssws Killed asa lrJsrsd NY the
vslltws ~ . Church. !" ~Nrs"k,ys.
BROOxLyN, n. Y, Jan. 0.-Ths
heavy winds Of last night shook the
new Presbyterian church ut 10
Throcp avenue to Its Foundation. and
at ESQ this morning Que IL the walls
fell with u crash on a three-story frame
building adjoini Y, which was tenant.
cd by the Mott and Puriv families.
The dwelling scemed Ia part In twain
and instantly the ,hrieks and groans OF
the injured startled the residents Tot
blocks about.
The house had been torn In such a
manner that . bedroom was exposed,
and Ia the bed. In plain view Of thu
street, lay the dead body Of Mis-
rurdy. borne down with . mass ol
debTiA
When every thing had been cleared
away Il wSs found that Mary Nardy,
aged nineteen, and David Iurdy. aged
aitccn, wcr instantly killed and half a
dozen injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
. KELLEY DEAD.

Tho "fsthsr ~ the House" DIss In wash.
ingtOn-1srtes sketch ~ tlis I..fe.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lO.-Judgc Will.
lam ID. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, died
hero ut $50 O'Clock last evening. At
his bedside were Mrs. Kelley, his
daughter, Mrs. +. q. Horstmxn; his
sons, William ID. Kelley, Jr., and A. Is.
Kelley, DIR. Stanton, his attending
physician, and J. II. II. Wcrick, his
priva Q secretary.
His death was painless, and to tho
watchers ut his bedside no seemed tn
have fallen into u deep and peaceful
sleep. lie was unconscious ut the last
and Ind been ut intervals during tho
last two days. His remains will he
buried vt Laurel lIill cemetery. lHhila.
deiphia.
The immediate cause Of Judge KEEL.
ley's death was intestinal catarrh
brought Oh by u cold contracted during
Christmas week.
For some years, however, no had
been an almost constant sufferer from
u canccrous growth In the side Of his
face which was removed about si1
years ago by u surgical operation.
TYPOGRAPHICAL.
Judge Kelley wa born In Philadelphia on
April ~. 1914. HIS grandfather, job Kelley.
sarvcd 10 nm Oficcr Ia The revolutionary war.
Having lost his father at M carty age he
learned the printers trade. and later served
nm apprentice ship to u r. ~elcr In Bost' n. In
isa0 he returned to Philadelphia and begun
che study of law and u year later was nd
United to the bar and while practtc.
Ing his profession devoted much time
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

SECRETARY PROCTOR has laid he
fore tho President all the information
no he's been able 10 secure relative "a
the condition Of Geronimo aud his
band Of Apache Indians 10 confined
In NJ Vernon barracks, Ala. The
general text OF his information 10 tina,
the Indians are In u bad state 81 health
and arc dying of fast. owing to con,
0nement; asO that some OF them dC
not deserve punishment, IA they wer
always friendly with the whites, and 4
number OF them were faithful scouts
for General Crook In the Indian com,
pantea. IL h expected that the Presi.
6ont will submit . mcssase 70 Congress
On The subject and suggest tina the lu'
dams b liberated aud allowed TO try
clvillsstioa IN some more healthy
clinsts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
THE BASEMENT BOILER.


~'V NssS w.
Many IersOns.
CHICAGO, Jan. ll.-Shortly a(tpt
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
boiler In the basement of the Jshn
Morris Stationery & = int ng Company,
lls to I'D Monroe street, exploded,
causing $3O.OO damage but no ioss Of
life, though several Of the small
army Of employees were s riously
and many slightly hurt. The n
tire front Of the build.
ing, ~ pertains to glass AMI dsorways,
was blown INTO the street and great
pieces Of heavy plate glass were sttewn
for half n block around. 81 great was
tho force Of the explosion that pieces
Of glassware stuck into tho woodwork
Of buildings across the street. A part
OF three foOrs In the real of the Norris
building were torn up and splin-
tered. The cause Of the explosion Il
not definitely known. tn 10 lowing
Is q list OF the most seriously injured:
Charles Wilson, engineer. baby cut
about face and head, hands bsA!y
scalded; Miss lIarrall. cut about face
and head; W. j. Hartman. Herman
Swanson and J. II. Smith. haiiy cut
by flying Y ASS: George Burgess, team.
s'eT. blown across the street ints nir
open doorway, receiving % bad wound
on the head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
q; ttss,s.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan " Not sNtis-
tied with denying that he received
money from the Topeka Insss.
ance Company or that any
~ son was authorized a. receive
II on his account senator Ghistts has
procured Of F. L. Fuller. rx-s. srctary
Of the company, an AFFIDAVIT in Which
the cx-secretary takes back sve~y thing
he swore 10 IN court concerning ihs Sen.
ator except that h" did pay SySs nan
whom he supposed rcrresent4si the Son.
ator. but did not ser the money psti 10
the Senator and has no personal knswl-
edge that any portion Of the oOasy
ever reached him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
ADDITIONAL DisrArCuxaI

TuE trial Of A. II. Livingston for
killing Henry Summers ut West Ilains,
Mo-, April q last. resulted In an NC.
Quittxl on the ground Of self defense.
SPECIAL dispatches report TINT many
farms In Southern Illinois ARE almost,
submerged with water, the result Of u
long continued rainfall. Thousands of
bushels Of corn Ia that part VI the State
remain u~ngathered.
DY the explosion cf y boiler In the
brass foundry ut Cucro, Tex, two men
q killed and another seriously
W, unded.
A ROLLER exploded In the basement
Of tho Morris Printing Company. Chi.
cagc. recently. The front Of the build.
ing was blown out and many Of the en-
ploycs were injured, but no Onc was
killed. The damage was On, OOO.
uORHs, GLiDDEN h Gu. building
materials, Boston, have assigned with
ESQ., W liabilities and large assets.
TMORsToN NORDKNvxLpr, civil on
gineer IT London, manager of the
Maxim. Nordcnfcldt Gun Company,
has failed with ESQ 900 liabilities.
IT IL semi.oficially stated that Lord
Salisbury regards the reply Of SENIOR
Comes 10 tho last Nritish note, relative
~ tho Anglo-r Portuguese dispute con-
cerning territory In East Africa, ~ NJ.
fOrding the basis for Nh amicAble set.
Element Of the trouble.
JUD0s SusrARn, Of the Chicago Su-
perior Court has made perpetual the
injunction prohibiting tho West Side
Cable Company from using State street
In that city.
JANE SrERRs, IN old woman Of To-
runto, Ont, who lived alone. MAS killed
by thieves recently.
TwkNrv-NiNk Germans ut Walt.
ham, Mimi, were recently suffering
from trichnOsia. caused by eating law
pork. A hoy has died.
A CARIK0RAA from ZAnlibar AN.
nOunces that Bwanaheri has captured
Major Wissmann's principal and two
other officers. DctAila wcrc lacking,
but II Vas feared the Germans had met
with another serious rvvrrsc In Africa.
BUsiNkss failures tDun's reportl Coz
tho seven days ended January . num-
bered s7s. Last year they numbered
Ssl.
DR. DonLLtMosn, the heed Of the
'Old Catholic" movement In Southern
Germany and one Of the famous oppe.
nents u Papal infallibility. y dsad
lie Was taken with iuAueu1A
Tu1 ANNUAL reunion q The HgoWu
Univsrsity Club was hsld q New Yogs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Jan. l0.-Ths
u~nprscedently low stage Of the water
In the river hero Is the chief topic
amougt the people along the Mississippi.
Al thi, point Il 10 eight inches lower
than II has teen during the sixty years
sincc white people catnc ID this coun'
try, and Il still falling fast. The sue
ton pipe os the railroad watcrworks
had 70 b sunk to prevent the cutting
Oh Of The supply Of water. This b
The only in~convsniencs experienced
hegV - taS. bat places ahove ani below
Are seriously thrSstsasd With . vstss
famine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

lsBsRrY. No., was the gcens Of .
sensational killing on the evening Of
the 7th, . stranger nOaned layton
being killed BY the representing
county attorney, james I. Sheetx. No
cause was known for the affair.
ST0CKMEN met Ut Topeka, KAN, on
tho Sth and passed resolutions denounc-
ing the alleged Big Four dressed beef
combine.
TIE Western Union building ct st.
Louis wss destroyed by Ore recently.
The cause was said to b crossed cleo
trio light wires.
Fivs miners were entombed by =
cave In 1t the Victory coal mines,
Trinidad, COL, on the Sth, with but
small hopes Of their recovery alive.
ACTING upon hints received from
Germany, the Car has in0tituted in
quiry 70 the end Of ascertaining tho
truth IN regard 70 the recent shooting
Of exiles In Siberia. lie has Just
learned tho details Of tho affair and or.
dcred the culprits tried Immediately.
SOLDIERS wore on duty In Derne,
SwitSsrland, 70 prevent the riot threat
ened by the striking printers Of that
city.
AN engine and tender were thrown
from the track 1t Nnchtown, KY, the
other night and = clerk was killed
while thrco or four other mon were in.
jured.
TINE lead trust certificate holders
have been called 70 meet In New York
February g. II In said that no divi.
dends will be declared.
/. THK roof Of one Of tho rooms In tho
Boyd coal mine vt Knob NOster, Mo-,
c,tved In end caught three men, JeR
Allen, Roam Blum and Charles lxen-
hart, crushing them severely, though
their wounds arc not necessarily fatal.
INFLUENZA has dcmoralized the
Missouri penitentiary.
TIE PatOka river ut Jasper, Ind,
has been on u rampage.
In u street duel ut llefin, Ala, DR..
He'll, . prominent Citizen, was killed
and City Marshal Senton dangerously
wounded.
THE steamer Iowa, from Boston to
Liverpool. lost 90 out Of G25 head OF
cattle owing to stormy weather.
IT is announced IN q positive fact
that the American Association has de-
cided 10 play u club In Brooklyn, ard
that II does not care whether the move
causes a further disruption In the base
ball world or not.
PRESIDENT llU0nIrr.o OF the Chicago
Il Northwestern railroad. has issued q
public notice, claiming on behalf Of
his company tho emile square on tho
Sioux reservation ut Pierre. =. d., over
which there has been no much trouble
lately.
Dn. s. I. EvANs,a leading physician
Of Union City, Tenn. committed sui.
eide by shooting himself through tho
hena. He had boen suffering from In.
fluenxa.
WIND recently blew down the walls
Of tho new Presbyterian Church on
Throop avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. A
small house adjoining was crushed.
two Of tho inmates. being killed and
quite u number wounded.
FOURTEEN labOrcrs Lost their lives
ut Louisville. Ky, on tho evening OF
the 9th by the river flooding u caissOn
which was being sunk for tho JefTer-
sonville bridge.
TuE grand jury has returned four.
teen bills Of indictment against Davis
L. Haddon, president Of the taxing dis
trict Of Memphis, Tenn. and G.. L..
Chullsn, secretary, charging them
tho with embezzle ment and larceny
| Of 90, 10 Of the dnss and forfeitures
collected In the police court from Jan.
uary, 1856, 10 October, 1851.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned ~ Telegraph and Nan
CONOReW.

CON02en.
rsHnD Was less that q quorum prepent
whom the senatei met after the holiday recess.
on tho 0h. Many resolutions and several
bills were presented. and . bin pssscd 20 In.
crease IN ~ per month che pension NJ Ger.
helpless from injuries received or disease
contracted during che war. After an 81.
ecutiva session the Senate s1l0urned. :. In
the House = resolution was adopted author.
isin9 tho epcaher 20 administer the oath Of
onee % Mr.. Randall At his residence. and
and whitth0sn. Of T~ennesses, n tai Tho
0esh Of Once before che proper ON err.
Then followed the intrOductt0n u food Of
bills. and Mr.. Perkins. Of Kansas. reported
back che bin for townsite entries In Okla
homA and the House adjourned.
n Tho Senate on the 7Sh Senator Voorhees,
offered . resolution In regard 10 reports that
had intcrfsrsd IN bis ofloial capacity 90
prevent che arrest a. W. W. Dudley ON che
charge II violating IN election laws and
calling upon the Attorney General 10 report
what Instructions had been issued to tho
q strict attorney ON the subject. The
resolution went ovcP. After an execu.
tive session the Senate adjourned.
After ths transaction OF routine busIness
In tho House the Speaker announced
that In accordance With authority vested In
him by resolution he had administered tho
oath II ofice % Hon. 4. j. Randall. A motion
that the q feeolve ttssle Into Onsnmltees
Of the whole tor consideration Of the Dis.
trict ri Columbia bill was opposed by
che Democrats o. tho ground that NO
rules had yet been adopted. 4 long debate
followed. but the motion nnaily prevailed
by . party vote n tho House went Into
committed but o adjourned.
n senate did no business on the sth.
Senator Voorhees, made . long speech In sup
port Of his resolution for an inquiry ~ 20
why tho United States district attorney Mt
Indianapolis had refused to prosecute W. w.
Dudley IN tho charge Of violating th0 laws
Of Indiana during the late election. Senator
Edmunds replied to Mr.. Voorhees, ana on hls
motion tho resolution WAS amended and
adopted. Soon after meeting thu House
wont Into Committee Of the whole on the
passed. Several bills were introduced and
the House adjourned until Friday.
= WMkN the senate mot al the 9th q cOmmu.
n~icatiOn was received from the Attorney.
General, In answer 10 u resolution by tho
senate. stating that no Instructions Whatever
had boon given to the district attorney nj
indianapolis regarding tho arrest ri W. W.
Dudley for violating this laws Mt the recent
election. After %dispOsinw Of routine work,
the Senate In executive session confirmed \
great many nominations aud then adjourned
until Monday. The House was not In scs.
sion.
THE senate WIS not In session on the 10Th.
ana soon after tho House met the death III
Hon. W. u. Kelley, Of I'cnnsyivanla (the
father ~ the House). was announced and ap.
prOpr'ato resolutions adopted. Acommlttcc
Ut nino members was appointed to attend the
FUNERAL. ana the uOus0 adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

srxTs towards forming tho naval
militia OF Massachusetts, were taken ut
Boston recently, lou members being en-.
rolled. The body will oct ~ a naval
Ieeerve, and 10 formed under the au.
thovity Of tho Legislature. Four com.
panies will DO located ut BOSTON, and
frequent drills wit heavy and ligh.
arms will 10 held on land and sea.
Ihe matter 10 pushed BY the Dorchests,
Yacht Club. and many Of the uosi
prominent men In Boston are inter,
osted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
KANSAS COMMISSIONERS.
Rallraad CUsa M~'ssioscrs Have . Basy
. Wssh All sss,sg MAtssvs.

Railroad C0sN M~'ssiOacre Have . 0asy
Wseh All sss,sg Msttevs.
TorEKA, Kan, Jan. 1.-The State
Board Of Railp al Commissioners have
leen In session al week and have din.
posed OF q large amount Of business,
mostly of u local character.
Arrangements have been made for a
station on the Missouri Pacific between
Ch cc AMI SllinA The Union Pacific
WILL establish u station ut Ashervills
this season. The people Of Madison
have beca given the same rate on corr
Ia the Missouri river points ~ Virgil,
Coyvillc and Benedict. The matter OF
securing better tack connections ii
Ottawa. Burton and Clay Center ID
being considered.
The Oberlin millers have teen given
a reduced rate on the Rock Island west
If Norton for mill products.
In addition t. the hove moe thar
, score Of complaints growing on, OF
the cal famine have b en- sdjudicated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

THE Spanish papers generally COM
n,ent on tho arguments Of Senator Call
with reference to Cuba In exhibiting
tho ASSURANCES Of his resolution and
accompanying rcmarkA The debt Of
Cuba, they assert, 10 not mainly In the
hands OF Germans, ~ Mr.. Call asserts,
but Ia chiefly held by Spaniaris and
Frcnchmen. Spain In not and can not
be influenced by utilitarianis,u aud will
never sell Cuba.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

REGARDING tho receivers report on
tho condition Of tho New York Star,
which was widely circulated, II II only
just to state TINT II rercrred entirely to
tho paper under the lato William Dor.
sheimer's management. The Star ut
present Is managed by experienced and
capable men, pay Ito bills and 10 In
go0d shapc every way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

john n. TmUWs1VN. president Of
the Republican League ~ tho United
States, has issued n call 70 the Rcpnb-
lean State Leagues Of tho United
states and delegates Of the National
convention, directing that the third
annual convention Of tho Republican
League Of tho United States convene
IN tho city Of Nashville. Tenn, on
March I, l80O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

64CRErARY WINDOW has requested
oil collectors Of customs and custodlxns
Of public buildings TO report what por.
ton Of tho dies and papers In their
charge can b disposed Of pr destroyed
without detrImcnt to the public inter.
oatA