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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

s0SONM1 AEH1 8vUAHUuOAGA
TIM election Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
on tho 10th went decidedly In favor Of
tho Liberal or GENTLE party. tho Nor
mons being defeated by two ~ one.
Much bitterness prevailed. but NO fights
occurred. 5liSfs
TmE I,rasiliaa Minister Of the Interior
has rcsigned because Of . disagreement
with General Fonssca.
A Morris DAKOTA senate special oou.
mittee has begun the investigator Of
the charges Of bribery IN connection
with tho Lottery bill. Nothing was de-.
velopcd At the first sitting.
TIN British Parliament was convened
ON the nth. Nothing Of particular In.
terest was mentioned In tho Queens
speech.
T,Mx Duke Of Orleans charged with on.
terinR France In violation of tho Exclu.
sion law. was sentenced n two years In
jail. There WAS some demonstration
outside the court but tho police dis.
parsed the crowd.
IT 10 said that King Mgwanda has ~
gained his authority In Uganda, has de-.
stroyed tho slave dhows and 10 friendly
with tho ChristianA
SECRETARY BLAINE has resumed his
olicial dutiea Of the state Departmeul
SENATOR 0OaNAN 10 suffering from In.
fucnxa In Washington.
THOMAS J. M0R0AN has beeu con.
nrmcd Commissioners Of Indian Affairs.
Tho vote stood ~ ~ IA
PoNruauEsE Conservatives are Of the
opinion that danger Of . Republican
revolution hes passed.
TGE Sultan of Zanzibar 10 dead. His
death was sudden and gave risc to ain.
lister rumors. He wAs succeeded by his
brother.
DORCHESTER, for Indian School Super
intsndcnt has been confirmed by the
Senate.
THE report Of tho Pnrnell Communication
was laid before the nritish Parliament
ON The 18th. In substance u fully cx-
onerates Parncll from tho grave charges
OF the London Times. bat condemua The
Land League tor being under the iAlu.
erce II those ooanivins % dynsmite
outraeeA
ADvicxa have heen received hat the
trOopa Of King Mcnelck. q AbyusiniA,
hsvs had IN engagement vlil - SOrccs
OF General Ras AlulA. TIE hattie wAs
. scvsse ons aAd Ras Alula was danger.
ousiy wounded and his army defeated.
PMtt.ADEtrnIA mcrchanta havc adopted
resolutions ~condcmnin9 the MckAnley
Cuatoma hill.
Tar Earl u Sidney 10 dead.
TINS deadlock In tho Iowa uounC con.
unucd unbrokcn On she 10th.
TmE death Of the Sultan 0f zansibag
Wa attributed to sunstrOkc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

I'm pilots On the upper Miasissippi
S1ver 60 actively at work trying 10 40.
euro Sunday ticing up for their boatA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

I'm Drovcra' Journal, Of Chicago,
1eAees, fsou Colonel lAerson. Of the
1efess It Animal Industry, that tho
Coyesnnent authorities have decided
0eShe sew quarantine lins for splsnic
- Tsxas fever. starting Of the southeast
ceeass OF Kansas. running duo wost
o!oae the Kansas southern boundary 70
mo Naa's-Laad." Then directly south
= Cosue County, Texas. and then due
~eet o. the SAth parallel 70 the center
q Bailey County, Texas. In other
800 tAe .New. quarantine liAs places
eooes Ne ban oil Of the Indian Terri.
~ and oil a Tsxas except the Pan.
~ portion lying aortA Of tho seth
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ZAxxfnAh Feb Ala the ssr~srie
- the rccovssy a the thrvse 81 Ugas-
d. AsAAss YES assisted BY Esropsasa.
and thcrc vas very ' hsAuas.
kta9 kalems's force ~ an~aihilatrA,
leo Arabs cscspane the ssh~rSssss nae
sAcfv. During the battle Q dhov
o. the lake vss blown up asa
ell % hosrd pss4shsd. In the div
we've twelve Arab cAtsss a. -
oshuas slaveA The hsttls oarsssrA -
sAe capital Of CsAsdA O~iy tAs<e
Auh esraPpA- Tie vtesins ~ usu.
ern Of 1oss of ~ iesAiue Zsas1hns
seaslteA IL h q ksown vHo vess ~
Sssvrraas vho sS4sA NvsneA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21
OLD COUPLE MURDERED.


1loohSo Murder IN Nsbsashs and Cattle
OMAHA, Nch., Fob. la.-Thc bodies Of
IN old couple named Joncs, living ak
miles wes Of hero. were found yester.
day morning hidden In . heap Of rcfuss
behind . barn on their farm. 10th
bodies were perforated With bullcta
They bad evidently bccn dead for some
daya Tho husband waS scvcnty-one
yesrs OF sGe add the wifc had just passed
her sixtisth year. The body Of the old
man was found In . dung heap sdjoinine
the COW barn. lie had been buried
In the excsement at depth Of
. couple OF feet. The old lady wa
found at the base Of hay stack
and hsd bcen completely covered With
hay, which % coaformei 70 the outline.
Of the hill that some searching was In.
sttuted bafoss The discovery wss made.
TlRre 10 not the slightest doubt that
bssA we're murdered. Eighties head OF
ca&te belonging on the farm were
driven away. Frank Omit sai Jerry
Dee. two employees In south Omaha,
have 6een srrrsted charged With tho
murder. II II found sha, they sold Tho
stock cattle 70 . south Omaha conmisr
oiou hOuao.
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u,sssA u ~ 1,risS 1Ssss.

DAli.AA Tex, Feb. iS.-Tom james.
Who cane 70 Dallas from Kansas City
thsee months aeu died early yesterday
noeuiRG from the effects of injuries ~
seived In . glove coatess With Louis
6astnA, . young light weight travelling
With tAs 1sIdeUn.kilraia couhiMasiua-
james sccspsea the proposissoa Of
Nuldooa I saasa up for four rounds b.
fUre haxiAa Tor Us and Of tho end Of tAe
fourth round just hefore time was called
vas hacked suseless BY . terrible a.
derst blow In the Aech. He wss n.
moved from the stase ssd the chow pro-
cseAeA. Tie coadittoa al the uncoasrioas
naa not exciting say alarm.
After the exAibtsioa vAs over Il voa
sossd that Janss had not reccvcrd Goa.
actousncsa snA rhysiciaas uese hastily
summoned. but ~ . O'clork in the morn
Ing he died. Never having rallied from
The blow he resolved.
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~
denoasteati oas q the studesN vhiuh
was displcAsiag 70 the autheeiusA To
wsa thcseupoa ordered 70 mako Ais
abode % rrtegs, . 0all village II the
province Of ANAsasslt The aossAssaa0ss
Of Naropeaa Ruaais. From there hc ~
tempted - make bic escsps and Tor tAis
oacesc hs wss eGiled - Ne uinss Of
Eastern NhSrA
The f.SytAg Of Nine. Sihida occurred
uSdee ordsn tssueA By Isssteaaat@sss-
esal Basoa Kosa. The 0ovesAo~0e~seul
oi Me prOvtnce Of The Amour. In which
The Kara prison u aituateA. These o.
den directed that sAs ssosss sAics 81
March. issA sigSea BY Oslkiae vrsski.
Dtsectce<seaeral Of the psisoas for the
Emp,r~. sAoaA - uaAischiasiy iasorccd.
THIS eaies wss 70 she sascs sAas the 20.
lit3eal coavtcss should b treassA b. psis.
- el1cials In psecisely che same manner
- criminals condensed to- common Law
Ooeasea Political prtsoaess we're thus
0ads liable 10 aOggtAg foe brearhcs OF
psisoa discipline In what particular
way 2a~ HaAtda hsd tnasgrs~srd the
petsoa rules 70 HOs clearly explained.
bSt 0Oegtaa . sensitive ssd cultured
vuaaa 70 dsstA Toe aay lack Of coo.
Sosnity 70 pstsoa ssgulasioas NJ. Step
ajax thought would imprsss The West
80 vsslA nth profound horror.
n poattacal Vtsoasss % Nara. NJ.
eespaiak sAiA. haA h spoe vay learned
that the political sxtlss taprtsoaed q
6aeAalieH hsA slso bee ssbi.rssa -
cruel asegtnoA They vces coasaauy
u dsseA q siailss sortssss % sAeus 10.
1ictsA upOa NM. stAiAA
~
TYR Dpnnion n~nlknh~ru - 1Rnr~. Va
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49, - WV eoA80oO
WON found Che other morning hidden In
. heap Of rcfusr behind . bara on their
farm. hoth bodies we're perforated With
bslistA They had evidently bsea deed
tor some days. The husband was seven.
ty-oae years Of ~ and the wife hsA
just passsA her sixtastA year. The body
Of the old men was found IN Q manure
heap adiolning the cow harm, and that
Of his Win % the base OF . hay stack.
Eightsea heed % cattle belonging 70
the farm had beea driven away and
wsre tsHced 70 the South Omaha stock
yards. Fssak OMIT and Jerry Dee. two
employees In HOusA OnshA. wers asresssa
charged with the murder.
TINS O'Nsin roller mile burned The
other night The elevator snd IL coa-
teats were also destroyed. The loss
VA go ooo; insurance. Ss.SOa
Tus Masoas Of Columbus are perfect.
Ing plaas Tor he ersctioa Of . temple 70
COST o0o. 80 the comiAs esasoa.
TMR FAs0ers' Alliance Of Knox Coua-
y hes been formed iato . county Ali.
ance.
Msa TAvlNh dasgAne % Q veil.
known rNacAnaa of Hsys psAa County,
while cot riding recsatly w1s thrown
iron . fractious hosss aad AaA her asu
brUkea. When she wss tArown her foot
caught u the stirrap and her shoulder
struck Ne gsVaad. che hsln9 anshle n
extrtcase her fooA she AoaA - ~
hridts Nia With noe hsaA. rsmsiaias
IN tAis Pcaitoe fsUu noca NATL dask,
whee che ~ sssad By . sstshhoe saA
eased tns.
TIE srcoad annual coaierssce a the
general s~scrstartes 81 NE NeAeosks
yoaAS Meas Chrtsdaa Ansctasiea vtll
= Aeie ~ hrstsacs Yshsvary n -
,NAeAa
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Lazy Habits into which Many writers
HAVE Permitted Themselves 70 Fall.
why English writers. takers and
printers should De rsist in ignoring the
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70 increase, while the number OF Wiz
lagos we encountered grew less and less.
AT last after many days Of this. we
reached a point beyond which the ma
tivcs Of Mompono the last village we
had seen. told as We should find no viii
lagos and no human beings. For three
days we steamed up the evcr-narrowing
reaches OF the river. its current increas-
ing in force as IL grew smaller; round
sharp corners. where our bows were
driven into the opposite bank and the
funnel got cntanglcd in the branches Of
the oyerhanging trees. and yet without
seeing single canoe or trace Of hui
man habitauon.
Climbing tree one day which stood
on a hluiI whose river face was clothed
in clinging mass OF ferns and creepcrs,
! looked inland and away up river.
Every where spread broad. boundless
expanse Of trees--a wave Of thick for
est extending from my feet to the fur
thest limits Of the horizon. There was
no change in any direction-overhcad
the clear sky and tho bright sunlight,
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1.-THE Lufcmbi. with many canoes. have
passed up the river. No one ever sleeps
here on this bank. II you try il you
will all have your throats cut
This was not particularly cheering;
but We decided to sleep there. neverthe-
less. and sleep we did. strong guard
was detailed to prevent a surprise. In
the morning we would 20 up to the vii
lage. which was named Bolando. and
whose people. like all the Balolo, were
kindred 70 the fierce Lufembi. and at
the same time freqlext sufferers al their
hands.
While we were doing around the
camp fires, in fancicd security. great
shout suddenly went up and there was
an instant panic. resembling the scare
we had experienced At point one hun
dred miles further down the river
Rifles and revolvcrs were discharged
and when we heard drums beating in
several directions we felt certain that
the dreaded Lufcmbi weri upon US in
force. Owing to the impenetrabled dark
ness we were in ignorance OF the cause
OF all this confusion. After awhile the
firing ceased and the frightened crew Of
the Florida were once more convinced
that they had been the victims OF a false
alarm. as no enemy appeared. The distant
drums, however, continued TO beat at
intervals. and il was not until daylight
that our camp felt quite secure from
attack or the invisible enemy.
In the morning. deeming 1t hopeless
to risk visit to the village, after the ex-
citing scare Of the night and IS we
were unable to get either food or fuel
at that point (which Is between two
hundred and fifty and three hundred
miles up the Lulungu river. from the
point Of its confluence with the Congo),
We returned 70 the steamer and went
to BOHEMIA, a fishing village where we
were told supplies were 70 be had IN
abundance We carried with Us, how
ever. a vivid recollection Of the Bolando
natives, whom our messengers de-
scribed as being Of q very martial ap'
pcarancc. They wore, when our dele
CATION met them, a variety Of weapons,
the principal one being wooden
knife, in shape somewhat like prun'
ing hook, this made Of an exceeding
ly ha-a and durable wood. sharpsncd Y
q point. and they used u very skillfnlly'
In conversation. they employed ~ y
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ccvcral times smashing my watch. ana
after al my pains, ! found on arriving
there that il was a ~rctchediy poor
place, vssh absolutely nothing % trade
and only ono poor tusk Of ivory In the
whole village. 80 trampcd back again
by the way came. first exacting prom
iso from the native wa met the preccd-
ing night at tho river that hc would
come TO the Florida next morning and
act as our guide. When morning came.
and the Haolo failed 70 turn up, we
pushed ahead without him.
Leaving the poyerty-striclrcn settle
ment behind ~. we started up stream
again, only 10 run almost Immediately
into snag At a sharp bend Of the river.
On getting safely atloat again we had 70
proceed with tho utmost care, for we
soon discovered that there was sue
ccssion Of sharp turns and no end Of
snags Immediately ahead. In avoiding
these We were constantly running into
the banks, for just al this point the
stream Is narrower and more rapid than
at any other Towards evening we
came to traces OF an encampmcnt on the
| fcmbi. the dreaded tribe Of cannibals.
/ were said TO be-. These were the first
signs Of houses We had seen In four
days; for the last three days had been
| spent in lodging the snags Of the river
| and avoiding disaster to the Florida.
/ There were no signs of life about the
cncampment 50 westoppcd and sounded
a shrill blast from the steam
/ whistle: but there was no response save
the echoes which seemed to repcat them
selves indefinitely before dying out on
the wooded shores. We pushed on for =
mile or more, and then we observed
fires on shore and two men standing
near the edge OF the bank As tho
Florida drew near one Of the men rar
of with the speed Of deer, and thu
other, almost equally alarmed by oul
sudden appearance, dartcd in behind the
trees and regarded us from that point o
vantage Several OF our men jumped
on shore and tried by persuasion L
coax him to come to Us. but il was use
less. After little while he, too, disap
pcared.
Judging by all the signs we though
there must be village near. and so w
decided 10 camp there. That afternoon
while we we're getting in fircwood Their
was sudden commotion and grea
crowd Of natives swarmed down upon Us
They stood of at a respectful distance
evidently hardly knowing what to d
about II. and we went out toward them
but they retired. This was not a
suspicious beginning TO orr acquain'
ance. so we sent deputation consist
ing OF four Of our own natives belong
ing to the crew to parley with them
Our men returned in an hour and re
ported that they had met great crow
OF natives armed with spears an
shields. their bodies painted. and wit
very fierce. warlike appearance.
''you can not 90 on, was the reply Q
their hcad-man to our messengers
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Ivan Panin. the Russian lecturer
regards the three kings Of literature -
Tolstoi. Carlyle and Emerson, ranking
them in the order Eamed.
Rev. Edward Abbott. who has been
elected as missionary bishop 70 Japan.
Is said 10 be- the original ''Rollo" Of tho
.Rollo books written by his father,
Jacob Abbott
One OF Dumas latest maxims runs
Is follows: 1T Is not wickedness which
does the most harm; II Is stupidity
prefer the wicked 20 the inlbecilc. be-
cause they sometimes rest"
Max O'Rell in his Jonathan and
His Continent says that american
women are charming in that they have
sprightly manner In telling things
and know 50 much 10 tell. :"
ERNEST Renan. the French philos-
opher. INDUCES in . hobby Of not riding
in vehicles Of any kind, prefcrring TO
walk. although his health is feeble and
stout cane j. necessary 20 support him.
Henry NJ. Stanley is now forty-nine
and Is unmarried. His new book, to be
published in this country by the Scrib-
ners will be entitled I'm Darkest Africa
and the Quest. Rescue and Retreat Of
Emin. the Governor Of Equatorial
--Gosernor Albeit OF New Jersey is
great reader. He has always kept up
with the current literature and is we'll
informed regarding the tendency Of hc-
ton in these latter days lie admires
Rider IIaggards works, because they
take the reader out Of his usual groove
The English press issued 1884 new
books last year, against 1850 in lsss-
In the latter year, also, there were l.63l
new editions. but only 1873 in 1889.
I Juvenile books. novels year books
serial stories and technical works on
medicine and surgery are the only ones
4 which were more numerous last year
than the year before.
AT a recent sale thirty-fve dollars
was paid for note in which Tennyson
excused himself from attending din
I ner to which he had been invited. and q
letter Of Shelly's, referring ENTIRELY to
personal m atters. brought one hundred
dollars. A letter of Lambs. in which
he said: II am recovering. God be praised
for it. healthiness Of mind something
1 like calmness, but want moro religion,
brought ninety-five dollars
The London Methodist Times says:
"One OF the favorite writer's Of Wales
is a Methodist lady whose poetic contri-
buttons appear in various religious
papers nearly every week. to the in
tense delight Of thousands Of readers.
Tilxo Mrs stoves s1rncla Toms Cabin
some Of the most charming poems are
written in the scanty moments which 9
busy mother can seize from the cares o.
household and the claims Of little
children"
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and penetrateS the pack OF the huge
brute At vital point. generally back Of
the head and between the shoulders.
So accurate are the traps Of these elc-
plant hunters that the game needs no
finishing stroke after the trap has done
its work.
We returned to Equator where we dis
charged our native crew. took on board
the Zanzibaris and Loando natives. and
then continued on TO Kinchasa.
On reaching tho head Of Stanley
Pool. we saw from the deck
Of the Florida a pleasing and
unexpected sight On shore among the
trees were several ncat-looking tents
and, approaching closer. We were met
BY two young Englishmen who had
come out there to hunt elephants. They
had already shot three elephants, sew
eral buffaloes and an antelope. and
were looking forward to more excellent
sport We went ashore ~ their invita-
tion and stopped there for the day. start
ing up steam again In the Florida
after breakfast next morning. need
hardly say that we enjoyed this little
episode after our long sojourn among the
savagcs OF the upper MalingA One Of
our hosts, Walter Dean. splendid
young fellow. was killed by an elephant
few months aftcrward.
We arrived safely At Stanley Pool Sta
tion on December II. Ten days before
our return the chief Of the station, q
German. had died after short illness.
So ended our memorable journey UP the
till then unexplored Malinga TO the land
OF the elephant. the hunted Balolo. and
the terrible. man-cating Luicmbi.
RucER EASEMENT.
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al Harry. he sat on the shingles one day.
Ana hls loriship with jewels was laden.
And ~ lIfiei his eye. a. sweet Polly came by.
the honnicst trim fishrrmaidcn
~ .nvc her a stare. with his lordlIest air
Ana Ne sa'd I've determined 70 marry;
49,. Goods ana I've land. and here Is my hand
lthink I'm catch" said Lord Harry.
4. Ana VIA, viii you giv' 70 your LADY," said
She.
10 the bride whom your loraship may hon
orr
-Nhy. dinners and dresses and money" said
he.
.Ana Jewels 70 sparkle upon her"
.lfyou rlsc nothing more, Sir" the maiden re.
Piled,
nlpit, The girl whom you marryw
while his lord~hip looked down AZ her rough
fisher gown.
.what more can shc wanty" cried Lord
Harry.
avhen have q lover" sweet Polly replied.
Ana she hlushcd with smile that was
sunny.
.He must give me his heart, ere be mal:es me
his bride.
FOR Ills love that ask for not money :"
shr made him a curtscy, and on went my
lord.
Ana invited a duchess 10 marry;
shc was ugly ana old. but she'd plenty Of
COLA.
Ana She made good match for Lori Harry
Temple Bar
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-Larkin-"IIerc's the biggest En-
glish syndicate yet" Gazzam--"Whas
does ii propose to buy?" Larkin-"The
Niagara hackmen- ~-Harpers Bazaar.
-She---.Indeed. it's not an easy
ching for girl to get husband He
why pretty girl can make her
choice Of -four out OF every five men she
meets" She--.'But its the fifth that
she wants Life
The Same Old Beefsteak WHAT'S
the matter with the beefsteak?" asked
the landlady. II don't KNOW" replied
the new boardcr: s-but have horrible
suspicion that the COW was afflicted with
general ossifcation. w ashington Cap
ital.
-Conjugal Dispute. -- Very we'll,
then she exclaimed. to make a con-
cession. II can not deny that have my
faults" Husband thastily)-"No doubt
OF that" Wife (more hastily still
should like to know what they are'T--
lie Figaro.
Miss Ninnie-"Mr. Figg. you really
must buy ticket for our ball. 1t is for
tho benefit Of poor. starving Dress
maker" Figg-"But is she really de-
serving, do you think" Miss Minnie
II know she is She has done lots Of
work for the girls OF our set and always
lets US set our own price. "-Terre Haute
Express
Begor, Ill ncver growl
At = two-dollar poll-tax again. Here's
iviry Frinchman in France has to pay
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underneath and all around level with
the sxy-linc--tho dark forest and It's
still. impenctrable wall OF foliage
could not help feeling that this was in
deed the heart OF Africa: that here. far,
far from the outer world. throbbcd the
palscs OF q hidden continent. What
strange life might not lie concealed IN
those silent woodland depths? Whence
came this mysterious river. yelling
silently up from the dim, swampy re-
ccsses Of the surrounding forest
through which. for ages and ages. the
elephant had roamcd and savage man
through countless generations Of barba-
rians had pursued the same daily.
monthly. yearly. round OF blocdshed and
misery. laughter and dcath--cannibai
fcasts and parental joy when another
little savage had opened his baby eyes
on tho thcatcr OF life. whose strange
scenes and stranger characters were 70
develop before his gaze behind tha'
screen Of forest barrier which the ge-
MUS OF Africa has raised around her In
most shrine.
Several days were passed traversing
the drcary solitudes. without coming IN
contact with single human being.
On tho fourth day we were surprised
to hear voice coming from the tres
and 70 listen to native shout. we sent
our canoe. and brought him on board
the Florida; but this was not done
without difficulty. for our men had .
sharp chase before he was nnaiiy
caught He was very suilcn fellow
and our interpreter had some trouble IN
coaxing him to speak at all. we were
not very far from village, he told u.s.
Al his request drum was handed him.
and he beat signal TO his village We
heard the answering signal, borne over
the water, clear and distinct. ie toia
us too. that they would know that y
meant strangers were here. and that We
should soon see plenty Of his people
In the morning number q strange
looking men came down toward Us ~
canoes, bringing fuel and presents.
we soon made friends. We learned tna'
their village was three or four miles on
These people we're Balolo. and had 'ne
same peculiar tribal marks have ~
ready mentioned. 1 went over
" their village. and terrible
tramp IL was. over boys and morasscs
and roots OF trees. stumbled ana le''