The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-21
STATE NEWS

NEBRASKA STATE NEWS
T~AsaAsgsvtaC
The 0ovefDoe has iooue4 he follow
ing proelaosaoa-to the people q Ne
beasks:
ne tIns = draw iss neas vhea, 10 secoed
aace With . MOST appropriate esseoa. -
people are Invited 20 a00eDheo - their D
eaeeooed plsses Of rsliGio0s Uosehlo 10
The paspooe Of oRsPin0 up their hGmass
M 0fatisade 10 the 1nlef a he ustvers,
6og his manifold blseeinOA
Now, therefore, !. Joha = Thayee Cover
nor Of a tsats OF Nsbeaska. do Issue this
ny proclamation. d~sslgsatiny Thursday
The NH day q the Present month. In g..
| year Of our Lori, q Thousand eight has
4f01 and ninety. - . day Of thaAhsgivinl
and praise to the Most High I truss thaI
b people Of this coomoevealth viii o.
Inst day cease iroo their Usual avocatSon
4AehefioG u the soaetuafiea, o3sS NJ
devout thanks snA songs Of praise and In.
woke the ~eostinuases Of His ilsssisga
Let - most earnestly sntreas oil On thai
day oopeciaIly 20 remember the Door and
needy and to give 70 them q their abua
dance. and thus make their hearts glad, r..
memberinst that Il 10 moro bless,d to stvs
than receive.
In testimony Whereof have hereunso eel
my hsn1 and caused to b mixed thu great
seal OF the etatA Done &C LiaeOln. this 9Th
day Of November. in the year Of our Lord.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety, OF
the ttats the twenty fourth and Of the indie
pendence OF the United States the ono hun.
dredth and nf,eoash.
NJ AA2 C~---- 49,
BEN COwDERY. Secretary Of stAte.
M~iscellaneous.
Attic late election the First district
gave Bryan, Democrat 3l.O42 votes;
COnnell, Republican. 25, 90:; Root ALI
ance. IL. 7sS. Brysn's plurality, 5.l35.
The Second district gave McKcighan,
Alliance Democrat, S4,957; HARLAN. Re.
publican. 20, $50. NcKeighan's MAORI.
ty, IA. 707. The Third district gave
KEN. Alliance. so. 166; Dorsey. Repub.
licsn. 25. 234; Thompson. Democrat,
%. 1S6. Kem's plurality, 4.SSa
OK the 9th Governor Thayer issued .
pardon for John Il Pollen, who has been
under life sentence in the ~penitentiary
for killing f. ]. Metteer, the seducer Of
Polen's wife. The Governor says: I'm
my Judgment Pollen has suffered sufi-
cent punishment The act was done by
Pollen under most aggravating circum-
stances and it Is altogether probable
that most men would have done ex.
actly what he did under the same con-
ditions."
CAREFULLY compiled returns from
the late election, based on the Official
count Of all but five western counties.
place the majoritics received by tho
candidates on the Republican State
ticket from Lieutenant-G Governor down
to School Superintendent at from 9. sec
to $500. The exhibit Of the totals
shows that the candidates on the ALL
State ticket lead the Democrats by
.plurslities ranging from 5000 to 9. 600.
George II. Hastings leads the Republic
an State ticket with Is, 500 votes, with
J. E Hill second with "a, 1874 votes
NORFOLK has been successful in sc.
the second beet sugar factory to
be erected in Nebraska by the Oxnard
Beet Sugar Company. To secure it
Norfolk put up q bonus of $50, 600 in
cash and fifty acres Of land for . site.
The Oxnards agree In return to build q
Is per cent better than the
one at Grand Island and the largest
in the world. and complete it by Octo-
Der I, 1891.
RECENTLY William e Roberts. OF
spent the evening with con.
vivial friends but did not drink to ex-
cess. He vent to bed at eleven o'clock
his usual good spirits. Next morn
ing when Mrs. Roberts awoke she dis
that her husband was dead and
his body cold The shock proved too
much for her mental balance and she
has become o maniac.
THE election Of Judge Bates, county
Of York County. to the district
bench, will necessitate the calling Of
another election to fill the vacancy
made. as Mr.. Bates unexpired term will
exceed n year.
On the evening Of the 18th the Demo-
rats Of Omaha celebrated the election
II Boyd as Governor with unusul vim.
The procession consisted of fully ten
thousand enthusiastic Democrats, armed
With tin horns, ~firecrackers, guns
and every thing else conceiva-
lie that would make . noise, and they
lid make a noise. The city was
rowded with strangers Governor-elect
lloyd reviewed the parade and was
heered with every demonstration OF
delight
The tenth annual convention OF tho
Nebraska Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ION recently held a two days session
t Fremont Among the noted sufRrag-
sts present were Susan II Anthony,
ulia H Nelson, NJ. Isabelle bond.
Il Colby and others Miss An
hony spoke to . large audience and
loaded for universal suffrage with the
anne fervency and c~loquence which
ave ever characterized her utterxnces
D behalf Of her sex.
A WAREHOUSE belonging to the Fre-
,ont canning factory was burned the
thor light. A prompt response by the
re- department saved the main build
,g adjoining. The fire was supposed
D have been Of incendiary origin.
In the late election Bryan carried
onnell's county, Connell carried Bry-
MS county, M~ckeighsn carried Har-
ms county, Thompson carried Dor
sy's county and Boyd carried Richards
ounty.
The fall term Of the district court for
alley County opened at Ord with 1913
Uses on the docket-the greatest num-
for any term in the county's his
Try.
WILLIAM KINGEN, of SCOTS Bluffs
has been arrested by officers
ON Wyoming on . charge Of cattle +,
It 10 believed that he is . /,
of an extensive band of rust :
rs" /,
GEORGE r. BROCK, . banker Of Guide 4.
ock, committed suicide tho other .
orning by shooting himself The inn ,
ediate cause Was supposed to be I
over the result Of the cleo I
and the loss Of some small bets He ,
I'd been afaicted with paralYSiS for