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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
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An international parlamcn: # m"tailnicy
i = familiar institution in Europe, hut until
this wear i; has never been established III
America. The Iron and >icc! Institute ct
Great Britain. assembling in the spring and
autumn of each year, has met twice III faiiS'
once at Lcsc. and again i'll Dusseldorf ana
\icnna. II, foreign itinerary has been cAieEd-
ed thi, wear to the United states in response
70 pressing invitations from the American liz
.,itnte OF Mechanical Engineers and other
bodies connect ii with the iron ana steel III
dustr;c. The s"mi-annna meeting Of the
American Mining Engineers in this way mas
been merged into the foreign session OF IN"
British Institute, and the sessions OF the tw"
bodies have been attended by German ana
French engineers representing similar oreah'
izations. The conference Of these iron.ma Stcrs
and mechanical engineers Is an event oi ercn
interest and importance.
Nr. Carnegie. as the foremost iron plndnr"r
in the tinted states. was naturally S"l"c'"d ~
the master of ceremonies III welcoming 'n' >'N
hundrcd Europcan guests OF his OWN ciait.
This dutv h" performed in graceful and most
foliritous >pccch. In which hc bore tiibuf" TO
the genius of the ircn-vorkcr and m"'allrre'S's
inventive talent as America has always been,
the development Of lis coal. iron ana steer III
dustlios has mainly hc"n tho result OF m"chah-
ica processes originally devised or discovered
in England. Germany aud France. MUy OF
the methods have been improv d, l''t the ma
tnral rrocrp<S Of The country i'll tie domain
Of c0al. iron and steel production has involved
the application OF principles for which the pr'c-
teal talent of the New World is largely IN
dchtcd to Europe. THIS comprehensive &c
acknowledgements opened the way FOR the unique
sno, taclo of the iron nonccr> ana engineers OF
cnrpctnc nations meeting in friendly ronfrr-
cncc and aiding ono another in acquiring tech
meal knnwl ,G.r and in advancing the lhdu'-
:riql progress OF th" world
SIR Jane, ii;>on i'll accepting on hchal o.!
tho foreign decorations III" ho-ptAilf!c' of VI"
American iron and steel 'rl'i". was nor b"hIhd
Mr. Carnegie in tact and coed feeling. While
frankly cOnccd.nI the shOrt>ichi dies or Eng
lisL po!.cv durinI the lls; century IN r'pI'>|-
inc Tho in !r>trial Development q IT." '".nn"S.
ne d;>rnInll with uncrriuG iud-mr:i IN Won
d.rfI plugfr>> in IRON and >','l Ei:?'':i'' -
mad" DINING the rI">"nt century IL u" ''-h'
.ul hcrta." % IL" American branch 81 'h'
English speaking race. Nv . cah I"'k '"r-
ward h" remarked, :" each IN "';l own sphere.
,o 4 growing commerce. Ia cop Ni.h "A'h "N'
uui.,I XIII. aidd lv lnv""t!Vn >h1,,t ara
lnovlcl,. freely communicated. >NIll '"N;"r
lasting benefits on IL, wri!I." In IL" broad
AMI g.,.crru, >pu, which T." opening ~
Jn.,.c. Of ,a.>o representatives 81 Amer ~
ard Tncli,h industry 'mi,dt'! III" lnioI;i1-
! . Z
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sucb information cannot be circulated too thor
ourhlv. seeing that tho duty of REGISTRATION Is
imno>ed upon the country districts Tor the first
,;n,o iii. fall THE TRIBUNE has prepared a
n,m,bIc, containing tho full text and Whatever
r ",'m,,;,n ..o,oJ necessary OF all the Flee
,;,n I,vs cuactcd bv the last Legislature. It's
publication WAS not mo"'! ''''"'''S ','',
mise, for although the type is ffgc I'LL" NV
rapcr good, its price per hundred Is on'F
J,llcr and half. The pamphlet is obviously
, valuable all to voters. and the more com
plctcly the Republican masses are ~ach'' oH
!, 49, s,mc similar compilation tho better 1t
will be for tho party on Election Day.
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Nmuscnent5.


ANDER0 THEATRE S-Thr Novice.
AMERICAN IN>TITrTE FAIR EtlLDlNd--ioa III 70
lUp, H. lndus,iih Exhibition
mo, AWAY TUEATRE..s-Th Merry Monarch
B.Jol' Observation-Disclosures
CA>INC-s:lj- Mine. ADcoi.
EDEN MUSEE-Ot@o aud wax Tableaus'
GARDEN THEATRES 3O-Doctor i'il.
erASpOPEHA HOUSES -MyJack
HAMMERsTEIN'S HARLEM OPERA HOUSE sls-The
sea King.
ROSTER d. BIALS-S-Ca~mcncita
LYCEUN THEArKE-s"o-The Master OF "ooaoaito~'
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPuITHEAThE-
S-Se.d Concert.
MADISON SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." hrn"ho"
MINERS 5THAVE THEATRE-S-Gogs's
NEW PARK EATRE-Sl IA "arlcr MATCH
NIBLOS 0ARDEN-S-1hc Pupil IN Mage
PALMER's THEAIRE-S-Thc Red HussAr.
PROCTORS 23DSE THEArRE-elo-Au 'hs 0on''
forts Of Home.
STANDARD rHEATRE-S-T The Whirl~inu.
STAR THEATRE s-The Senator
,JSIOS SQUARE THEATRE -YIj 1.-THE County FAR
l4Tu STREET THEATRE Good Old Times
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<, >.rlp","i> Is Mr.. George DAVIS. th'
+. ,..or ,,raryal Of tie Worlds laIr. 'h,t p"ii"S
shall IT,. wi.n,N ,il>>orl';.d ir"m tl|' enterprise
,l., hr h.> lrt Il il.rtnh"n' on hih~''! I" L.
SIN L., hri.'-'r>iip IL n" ErpNhIr"" Ni.oh"'
4, ,,,uu,,,i,r I.r:r may hc a dl!rl"n'" "i opint"I
n. t. tie nrrcas.'Y OF hf> taking sH'n Nl'p: ""'
# r IT,, erred 80 III Mr.. DAVIS Las erred "U TIE
STA, >,ir roil'l'> ,nd tie Ear Nl"",i To- h"p'
vLollv dI.;inrt and 50 "a" hl I'll m"''N. ih.'
p, H.. opinion nf all ll.;h;-'hIuhln. m"H. ~ wei!
., oi MIR DAVIS who las proved "a" >'n'"i''N
nt H., hr.,cl III tie most toi.NPc"oH> m1nneF
possible.
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PROPER DISTINCTION.

From The Chicago Tribune. ~
,hI. cnuntry can make ard ought 10 maze al
mo o;,"n and Au0en good, aai hardware II No..
~, n % =, nj, IN f,vor al letting IN free ManrheS''r
",' p'"' ..d. vroii.n, on Birmingham hardware I'd
irlit- "a ~ w.. Anrr an cotton spinner WOODEN
m and hsriNanr f,c;or''
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Nm Of nnliLantcrn nniolrty. ll> conlnr,

NIL. Of Dark Lantern n"'or"iN, h@N c"hlnr'd
mn Ar awtul notion. and Is arlE'I' 'nH'rtihs
# on Iii, Wisconsin lrarrIS. that most Htp'h'i-
,,.r. ar,. IN favor Of AN cStahli>n"d 'hhI''
\,., ,hIns we know hr will h' ch'r"lnG them
y,,h secretly al ling and ahrttlnG thr "trrttrow
Of the Ernui,lr aud the establishment upon rs
min, nl an ah,olutr monarchy. II ~ appalling
10 think wha, would bVprrn II NiIl' >houId one"
really try to he funny
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convention may he sweet, butt Oh how much
swectcr is life.

It is suggestive to note that wherever you
found newspaper last winter winch touSht pai-
lot-rcform you now find newspaper winch Is APP
prchrDsire lest the PES law may interfere WIN
the citizens constitutional li@ht - vote Inc
trouble with these journals is that, like David Is
Hill. they dislike ballot reform and the new law
because they interfere with the little games OF the
politcal bosses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

enough now to saw that if the verdict is I'M
favorable, il will be the first time IN thlity
years that the deliberate judgment oi K'pnb-
lcans in respect 70 the trend Of public opn-
ion, has been found in error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

Tie ways of iurieS are past indinr ont. Tie
,vrlyc men vino convicted MrilNamr. Va" red
handed murderer or Nh lurI. III Hr""hl,n lsf
week. TOR some totally untr oHnldhl' r'F'N'n recon-
mrn,lrl the PRISONER 10 mri'}. Jud-' Nl''I'. III
luii,rting sentence. confessed t!d' II" WAS wl"!N
urahl, 10 comprehend The action ~ Ill" jury. ami
h, very pr, pcry disirGar!cd II. i have II"
NOR, doubt ~ your guilt h" sand 10 N"Ek tiir.
than | have Of my sitting hc;r al tnl> ino,h"nt
There never was pla,uer cas-" "i murder. Vet
more than t'i.ftcph months nave allc"iN passed.
.,urc the crime waS committed, AMI ia" iullicttnn
If the pcnali\ Is seemingly still some distance in
IN, fntnrc 1ll, is the second conviction in TIE
ease 10 he sure the first having been set asi e
ON account OF d technical defect. NJw another
,..ri,s of appeals is 10 he looked for. and the
murderer can hardly bc executed within TWO
,cor, from the date Of his crime. TIL" cir
cums,nnccs Of It's commission. however were 80
,tro.lnns that the community in which 1t oc-
Cured will not soon FORGET it.
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r,,r n,.rrl,.rlaN,>r> TOILED.

From The IT. Ipa> Globe Dom 'rHt'
From ,hi. tine INV A.! t. t'e close 81 we tcl" NV
perublrlu, VII lay" coMlN' NJ o t'.m u, IA, ~
.rt -, ~" l,yry A, well ~ the upper banth ~ LON
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was the unvcins Of the IlOlley Memorial in
Washington Square. where fitting address on
the career OF the eminent engineer whose Work
is thus commomoratcd was delivered by VIZ
James II. DicGgr. of London Engineering
the other was the presentation to Mr.. Hewitt
of n special Bos>cmcr gold medal in recognition
of his prc-cnncnt services in the development,
of the manufacture Of steel and iron. Amcrl-
cans cann"t hut hc proud that the tame OF inc
two men thus si2nally honorod is not coiihed
10 their own coantry. and the cordial WORDS
uttered in praise of lIollcy and Hewitt will b"
a new tic 10 bind together two divisions or one
great family.
a decision that will give abundant sat~lac-
ton to people who are compelled to 2" ah"nt
the city in its lower part has just been rendered
by Justice Mitchell, OF the FIRST District 'Nh
Court lie holds that merchants ana others
have no right To back their trucks on thn SIDE
walk to load and unload their goods. and says
that. although the Aldermen have authorized
this nuisance, they had no power to do so and
their action is null and void. This is the COM
mon sense view of tho situation. and 1t is I"
be hopcd that the higher courts will not hest
tate 10 confirm Justice Mitcbcirs lnteiprc'a-
ton Of the law. The people Of New-l ork have
too long submitted to the tyranny OF the truck
men. and have patiently turned ont into the
street when their right to the Use OF the side
walk ought to have been too clear FOR dispute
We are clad To have a legal decision III the
matter though hy one Of the minor courts. II
!, the entering wedge by aid of which ped"N-
TRANS are probably destined TO get their rights
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rI'r,Y NEED To ADVERTISE.

rr.m Tie. Wa ,.l.u' ton fri.
,,. ,,,,,u,.i H.. Il, ui FHr"l" A." 'n'1P'ru 10 ",
,'.. I'll hu.tlne Il,.r daI l." ht"l from p'''""o
,l.,dh,.'f> IN TN ".ifili'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

Mr. Kelly Of l'tirl r'-i .,rrI thu Office Of Score
ta,y at the Ihmorrath convention Of The first
,,Islriri # thai riiy "n SATURDAY. 'ion't cl:r
,u ,.,vr vlrir :a\ late. - ,'i.t..rrrL. prl,>rlv
y.ua Lci VII X ~ mes rl1n, = why l., I, SIN II.
Wt',,,u y ssh NJ - l,. nr,rr :"," t,'lun3
hauL ia a local bat very petty D'inu"ratic quar-
,rl, We may ,xp.rs, tie opiion that MIR. Kelly
did right. The sccrv ta,ysiu Of Ctaos UemVcratia
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t'NNNT'INN
From The Norwich brlf't'h' ,, aha,
,,.u ,, ,l, ,;,,-,.,i m,,tali. II his life when
lie omitted /" lure ills victim into this cvunt% ~A--
numbering hlles
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Jn0er to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Buslness Notlces.
Frw lIrGAyT SUITES 70 RENT


A FEW ELEGANT SUITES TO RENT
HOTEL BRISTOL. jTIl.ANE ana i.DS| N. T.
The Annexed District and Wcstchcstcr county:
:1rcnlly surveyed found ~ n. Ia ~ .n1
N AZ POLIIAN plSTRACI. julius blH-N ~
IS Bio'ivaF:
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Daily day. week ..:slSS sts SEQ SEQ ~
Ssasiiy f 41iS'ss SSSSS 10 80 -
Postage prera.d BY Trhnnc excep: o. pay anu and o.
paer Tor mall Subscribers IN New:fefN lily Nhu 20
Daily Semi.Wcty and Weekly TO for"sn eounnies' III
which eases eA.re postage will be Lad by stoscfSss -
Remit by Postal Order Express Order Cheek pa'' "
"es's % Postal Postal Note, seat IN unregistered letter.
Main SMCe Of The Tribune. 1874 Nassarst. New'Yors
Address all correspondence simply "Jhe tribune Ne"
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TR!nuNE.
Advertisements for p.h.ica:on IN Inc Iaioune Al.
seccved at the following branch on!ecs In Ne~-forK
Branch ONice, 23- Bftadway. ? a. m, 10 \; 10;
No $50 Broadway. between cd and 23i sts' VII D. u
No. go West 3d., 10 a. H. % p' r.
No 16O 30 ave ncai 37'hst.. 10 A. H. 10 p. III.
No o20 Sd.ava near 1lrt.-t. 10 a r.; 10 r.. n. ..
70. 2oe West 1c5,A.. between eth and ssh aveA.
telephore 300 Han. a. n to p n ,l,h.
icG West i2d.st., near c:h.avc
-OS 1s.-ave.
16oS Mh.ave noar esr..'. omen until go p M
$40 Fulton.st. D,ooKlvn onncsi.o C'ty Hall
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Idaho rake, IT., natural and li@hiful pac"
:. 49,, r.,u,li,-,n c,IuD,u. Thc latest dis
patches indica'" Il Republican mJ"'i'N 'hr""sh-
49,, tho sat. of .,uO to 1000, Whllc III" Re-
y,i,li,an> have Il larc" MAJORITY Ill me Legs
laiarc. The Republican c''i:diia'" Tor Con-
gresham i elected beyond much don'' >"c:'
:; result viii be gratifying I" every Hpop-
lean. East and West.
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There were two interesting international
sr;sodcs Yesterday in connection with the great
1eeting Of iron aud steel men IN this CITY, oae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

Tho uHcs,iun where the new vc>Sc.S-of- war.
for which bids were opened on ".nc>liE'
shall lr Luiit was definitely settled yesterday.
VLc CRAMPS wil construct two oil III" hat'I'-
shin, and the cruiser, and tho third batilo'-hip
will be- awarded 10 the MON Iron WORKS, Of
Ga, Er,uci.c0 For this vessel the Cramp
plans will be adopted so that the three battle
Sims will be uniform. Piobahly th" desire for
uniformity prevented the awarding of one con-
,rac, 10 the Maine firm which entered into the
competitions
In our Washington dispatches will be found
to-day full and interesting review o! the work
NJ rhc Po,tofce Department during the last
fiscal wear, 10 which are added surnliscs as TO
Recommendations likely 20 bc made by the
Postma,tcr.Gene in his ieXt annual report.
The prominent feature Of the years work is
undoubtedly the strenuous application OF bnsi-
moss principles to all branches Of the service.
Tho yrow,h of the Postofiice business is an
index of the growth Of the country. In some
,esnccts this has been phenomenal during the
ncriod under review. The development OF the
railway mail service and the expansion OF the
frac-deivcry system are particularly crodl'able
En- the ,Departmcat and the Administration.
There were two interesting international
anisodcs yesterday in connection with the great
soeetiug of iron aud steel men in this city. One
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

A town might - we'll prepare for
its funeral % to become indifferent to
the enterprises in its midst. Men
Who can not look far enough before
them to see that money placed judi.
ciously in . public enterprise will
bear . hundred fold in the a2precia-
ton Of their property, are 20 b
pitied. They are not the men 70 pat
their shoulders 10 the wheel and build
up the town. They belong to the
class Who ere ready TO talk ill they
can Of some one else's building enter
prise. but are not willing 70 Do any
thing themselves. Il 10 the town
that has the most enterprisibg cit;-
Gems that grows most rapidly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

WnkREAS, A joint resolution waS adsp
ted by ,ae legislature Of the state Of Ne,
and approved February 18th, a. D. 1ss9.
proposing an amendment to the consiliu
lion II said state. and that said amend
SECTION l.. That a the GENERAL election
the FIRST Monday 81 November. A. y.
.sss;o she =, ,s sc.', .,., Se ,s s;.o% snnsa,,, ." D, ;ne
lection an amendment u the constitution.
u this state In words ~ followa The
mani actu:e. sale and keeping fOr sAle ~
ever. prohibited In this state. "a the
legislature shall provide by law for thc
Enforcement q this provision" And there
: :SS' e,s0 70 q s H. s s'sssHs q q s Isl. sssis
for their approval or rejection an amend
ment ~ the constitution III the state in
word. ~ follows: The manufacture; sse
IS n beverage ehaIl I've lic~nsed and regulated
bv law.
Section 3: A. such election. an the bal.
lot Of each electsr voting Tor the prCroscsi
amendments 20 the CONSTITUTION. :nai' "
| posed amendment n tho constitution. pro
| hlbitiug tho manufacture. Sale and Keep
Ing for sale Of intoxicating liquors. as Z
beverage" Ov against the proposed amend
mrnt =" the coistit ution prohibiting the
mm u! , tar. sale and keeping for sale 81 Ia
toxira'i:, liJu r. IS a beverage"
i 1ne6e 01l1U NISO Dt WbttprU Or vttttru
on the ballot II ca h rl"r'Or v"ii"s fns
the psOpOsrd .smcntime:;i ." the sO'siiiu
memo TO the constitution that the mann
f~acture, sale and keeping for sale Of Ia
| shall be licensed Or TesulAteSi By law
or "AEaiEet said proposed amendment q
the constitution that the Ma1ufactmre. sale
| and keeping for sale ii intoxicating liquor
- . beverage shall be licensed and regulated
by law"
see ION >: II either Of the said propos
ID amendments shall be approved by Z
majority Of the electors vUting at the sAld
| erection, then it shall constitute section twenty.
seven t27l OF article ~ Of the constitution 81
| this state.
Therefore. I, John n. 1hayer. Governor
IT the state OF NebF1akA, DO hereby
Sne ri article aftsrn [isi Of the ooossi-
| tuition and the provisions II the NJ IN.
titled IAN act IN provide the manner ol
| proposing all amendments % the constitution
| and submitting the same TO the e3ectO6S O( the
state" Approved February l3h. 4. ID. ~
that said Iroposed amendmrnt viii be sob
mitsed to The qnaliaed voters Of this state ios
| approval OF relertton at the general election
10 be held on the Sih day Of November. A. d.
iaO.
In witness whereof ! hereunt0 set M hand,
| and cause to be sllxed the great seal Of The
0taic Of NebeaakAA Don q Lincoln this 1sh
day Of July. A. ID. t00 ana the 3eth year Of the
state. and IL the in~depemdeDre o( the United
| states the one hundred aftee9th.
Nv the Governor. JOHN ~. THAYER.
BkxJAMIN X. COwDEoLV.
SEAL. SecSeensy a SsA1e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26
MrrlNc PoINTERA

We have uhc Anest 1lnc q
Sewer poss n no city.
We con sAoW y0a ehc 1oess
line Of scllool suppales b The
city.
Lead pcncils freo &c per AsE.
% Aoc per a0z.
Ar clegnnt book.0srk 8iven
with each tablct o. b00k.
Ifyou are gelng - paint cell
- ~ for prices.
wall paper and window
shaAos never solA - D0W h thla
city - we arc selling them today
We con prove it - y0u.
II zen want . Inc Birthday o.
wedding present, get enc q ouE
Anc gold pens Or pencils. W.
have the NEST complete stock On
town.
Fine perfumes, guaranteed 81
the best quality.
We M 70 0ll tho abO ve, ye(
drugs and incidence are ON
speciality, and we win 11l y0o1
prescriptions and receipts with
pure drugs, and II lowest pr
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

Mr.. Plumb-Dear Sir:-A few o
ings AGO I visited tho tent and listened
to your singing Of "vote u you pray"
and later read your paper where you
slurred and maligned everyone who dit
cred with your views and charged Nc
Keighan with all crimes in the calander
either directly or implied and still iurth-
OF on, you make tho statement that you
will not b turned from the right by Mil
ier, Richardson, o. what 10 his name.
Now from all this / gather the idea that
you pose n an example for tho people as
regards honor, truth and in fact oil OF
tho cardinal virtues, II %, l would like
your attention for one brief moment. At
ono time you were the owner Of butter
factory 1t this place and bought cream
from the neighboring farmers. ] call to
mind one old couple who sold you their
cream, and who to q that money to
intrust on their farm loan, actually went
without tho n~ocessaries Of life, and at
tho close Of tho season found themselves
with Q fev valueless pastebOrd cream
checkA II il not natural that when you
occupy tho platform dressed in garments
that would 0utGhine Solomon Of old, that
people should remark il would be moro
becoming for you to have copied tho
meek Peasant Of Palestine and with the
saving in apparel paid your cream tick
eta. Did Il ever occur to you that 9
business man who has liabilities and
fails without . show Of assets to divide
among his creditors, 10 % surely q thief
- tho pilSeref Of . house. Did Il not
occur to you when you pursued your pol
icy a abuse toward those who failed to
advertise with you, or Who refused to
take your paper, that you were adopting
. perfect system OF blackmail. Go com
mune with yourself. and after duo delib-
GRAFTON 80 II you have not placed your
elf in such . position that you would,
after reviewing your business career,
pronounce yourself . libeler and black
mailer. II anyone else stood in your p0-
sition and you we're the jury. would your
verdict b more tender? Did not tho
inner man within you III you have such
. part) ak yoa regarding your fine ap-
persl, when the money for it, purchase
va wrested in such . Questionable man.
Nor from tho poor people Of this county,
10 might say directly from the poor wo-
men q the county, many of whom wero
compelled to pen tho winter, after your
oocalled failure, without suitable clothes
Explain tho above in your paper and !
viii then ask you about some money you
earned while you edited tho Helmet
Yours truly, REPUBLICAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

A surprise party gathered Saturday
evening. September nth, Ut the resi-
dsooe Of David Kealer, one q Red
CoudiS Oldest inhabitantA for the pur-
pooe q celeofsting that good brothsf1
sixty-hrvt birthday. Over sixty-thfee a
hi neighboes and friends were present
and enjoyed The evening in . manDes
that was most enjoyable. Mr.. kesles
bed intended to 20 to Kssrney and othes
Nebeasaa points, bot Mr.. Huffman who
W. en9ineeeinG The affair succeeded in
cau1inG him 70 mia0 his train, and full
a wra1h he came mp town sv0winG that
hod 70 Moadsy. Finally night came and
b vent home and wheo nea1 The door a
.his own NGdsocs, he ~ "a i0meose
crowd IN his house, and after . Domsots
.ro0ectioo, b. reme0bered that he -
three ooore and ono year Old, and thsl
Tie Buln had got the drop On him. Dur
in9 To evening Rev. E j. Randall, a
beSalf q thoso pceseot, In . lev we'll -
$500 vurdb presented ahandsome plush
|cAsir nd numseuus other pessnts %
II. Kas1ee. Who W. GtiIl nuFe surpsised.
Afese thb Tie euess vese invited o and
did justioe % . ven h1lod tab3o q gu tAe
d~aff6nceo a IL anaon which ~ I'll liks
- ~ 10 - vhsa - drank fhD0 the
|aocd Cd oalpsa bucksG" II yoa wat %
TT vhipped 1T 81 II. 4. what shoet
S6c1annily neusA AltaRslA-
WnvWaUnst plsaMnt aIhir nd -
peocia1sdh b n
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

Did, q 1t Hops in Logan township,
Smith ouunsy, KsnsA AaEy Z Brun-
nell, vie Il II. I. Bsunnsll. On ~ 18th
Ssptsmbss, q half pest eight O'Clock,
and We buried in the NJ. H0ps cesDs-
tory On Tho 18th. Sister Brunnell ~.
born in Schiller county, Ill. in Nay. lSS0
Her z vas thirty-6ve years and four
months. NJ. and An Brunnet. With
their family. came 70 Smith county Tires
years z lase March. Thsy bccame
member Of tho Methodist church about
fifteen yesn ago and have lived Chrss-
ian lives over since. Sister Brunnsu go
taksa sick about four vss&s 80 With
typhoid foyer. She and I'll her family
except her husband and oos littls boy,
ID lying 1t the point oe death st This
writing and the Others are all sick. Mn
Brunnell was . kind and devoted wife
and q loving mother. She leaves . hus-
band and six children 70 mourn her ln0.
MI. Brunnell has the sympathy oe the
entire neighborhood in which he lives.
She died in peace and has gone to reap
her reward. VIZ. bAKkSTT.