The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-21

THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
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BED CL0Un NEBRASKA
CURRENT COMMENT.
Tn French Government WIN issue .
% loan in January II the Cambers
viii sanction the proposal.
TnE German and English factioas Of
the Reformed Church ct Sherwood, @.
have taken their disputes into the
courts and the church 10 closed.
ADvIcKs from Zanzibar state that the
Sultan's decree abolishing tho slsve
trade il almost . dead letter. the Arabs
persisting in the trafac under the very
eyes Of tho authorities.
PATRICK DELANEY, who was impli.
Gated in the Phoenix park murders and
"oC ~ Vi lII0 U0U1I0O0e
ment. and who appeared - . witness
for tho London Times before the Par
nell Commission. has been released from
prison.
OFFICIALS Of the Southern Pacific
Company have made . personal investi-
CATION rs to the cause o: the accident 1t
Lake -anbtsh, near Salem, Ore. They
claim that the track was tempered with
and have ordered q reward Of s., 0c0 for
the arrest and conviction OF the guilty
parties
THERE is . regular exodus from the
Mediterranean shores Of conservatives
to Berlin and the hotels are rapidly AIl-
ing. Many Amer can doctors have sent
notice that they are going to hear Prof
kochis lecture on the new euro for
tuberculosis A host Of foreign doctors
are arriving.
The Prince Of Wales recently sent an
i~nttsnation to Count Festetics that he
would be accompanied on his visit to
Schloss Keszthely by several friends
including Baron Hirscb, w~hereupon the
Count CURLY replied that be declined to |
receive the Baron rs . guest in his
house. and 60 the Prince abandoned his |
visit
In response to tho inquiries made by
Pcstmaster-Gener Wanamaker as to
whether advertisements in the news
papers OF guessing contests" in their
various phases were in violation OF sec
ton .9S4 Of the Revised Statutes Is
amended by the ~snti-lottery act Of Sep
tember ~, 1890, the Attorney-General
has submitted his opinion. in which he
holds in the negative.
THE Illinois State Board of Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners has de-
cided to adopt the uniform classi6-
cation Of rates prepared by the stand
ing committees on uniform classi6.
cations appointed by the convention Of
railroad traffic officials held in Chicago
December 4. 1888 The Commissioners
consider 1t much more satisfactory for
al concerned than tho varying freight
c~.assificatiOns now in use. The change
vii take effect January 1. |.
THE Emperor William has summoned
P.0f. Koch to q personal interview, desir-
irg to learn the details Of the results OBJ
tanned by consumptives with the treat
found by the professor. It is
stated that the treatment has been
proven ef6cacious beyond question. AL
Frankfort telegram to tho Berlin Post
says that the Emperor has made q gift
of $50. 600 to Prof Koch, and has given ,
another $3.50. 600 to endow . national
institute at which the lymph used In the
treatment will be produced.
THE Indian Commission has con- Z
its labOrs at Darlington, L T., I
secured the number Of
necessary for the opening {
OF the vast reservation lying between
Oklahoma proper and the Panhandle Of
Texas by this treaty about $500. 900 I
acres of the best agricultural and graz
ing land will be thrown open to settle ]
The Commission will proceed to {
the AnnadarnO agency to treat with the
KiOwaA. Apaches Caddoes,
and Delawares for their Inn. !
mense reservation.
In speaking Of the tornadoes Signal
Officer Greedy says thatit appears from '
data on hand that In no State NAV . I
tornado be expected oftener &
on an average than once in two years +,
and that the area over which the
total destruction can be expected is ex- 4
ceedingly small even in the States most
liable to these violent storms He be-
this matter Of great public i'm &
and desires to impress upon
people at large how small are the
OF personal injury or loss of
property In this connection. He saws !
that tornadoes are not SO destructive as q
thunder-stormA q
COMMODORE GEORGE DEWEY. chief Of :
the Bureau Of Equipment in his an Z
nual report to the Secretary OF the ,
Navy, says that during the past fiscal
year sixty-ive vessels have been wholly /,
Or partially equipped at . cost OF $685. !
ss6. and coal for ships use and for
equipment OF ships has been purchased q
1t . cost Of $4si. 693 The bureau has
that 81, 00O. 600 will be neces- /.
sary for the general purpose comprised s
under the heading. Equipment OF Yes I
which includes the purchase. i
handling and shipment Of coal. The \
amount stated 10 500. 900 more than the
appropriation for the current year. 4
TIM articles Of incorporation Of the :
new Stock Yards Company have been .
He'd al Springfield, III. The new com. q,
pany is entirely American and con. y
by Armour. Swift and Norris .
Yards N to be located on the 1000 :,
acres of land recently purchased by the !,
just across the Indiana State !.
line on tho shore Of Lake Michigan. .
Veeder. one Of the incorporatorS 10
for the SwiftA He said the !
,ther evening: 'We shall transfer the :
q tho three houses to the new
J0catiOn - soon - the contractors can j.
get things In shapa The contracts viii :
let under special penalties for speedy :