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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
A WONDERFUL EFFECT.


-
The A.st-s."ss~ry Law About wigs Oct sss
gossal N~usisrss st New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. Sept .A-The Anti
Lottery law passed by Congress last
week has had . wonderful effect on tho
New Orleans p~Ost-Ofiice. and Its business
has shrunk 80 that . large red uction
in the force has become necessary. Al.
though tho Law has been in operation
only . few days the business Of the reg
istry and money order departments has
shrunk 30 to 40 per cen Il IL
estimated by the p~Ost-Oficc In.
spectors that this business will
shrink altogether ;wo-thirds In conse-
quence Of denying the lottery the use
OF the mails, and that the general bust.
ness Of the ONCE will decline over SO
per cent This will. Of course entail .
reduction in the number Of clcrkA
Postmaster Eaton expresses regret ~
this but says IL Is unavoidable lie IN.
ticipates no trouble over the enforce
ment OF tho law. a. the managers Of the
lottery company have given them notice
that they have instructed their people
not 70 violate tho Law, but TO use the ex.
press companies
When the Anti-I-0ttery Ian waa
signed the Louisiana Lottery Company
discharged all its mailing clerks on the
ground that II no longer had need for
them. 1t has since taken them beck,
explaining that II has made other ~
engagements for t~ransacting its busineR
which will nocessitate their ser
vicea II 10 understood that
this arrangement 10 with tho ex-
press companies. which have contracted
70 handle Its money business Tho
malls however. seem 70 be thoroughly
closed 70 tho lottery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

MISS NELLIE WTLLou0HBY, = writer Of
some note OF Luverne. Mimi. Il charged
with hiring two women to set John
Cameron's barn ON Are last January.
REroRTs from the storm in Huron
County. Mich, state that hail fell to the
depth OF eight inches and literally
wiped away the cropa The damage vas
estimated It $500. 600.
NRARLT all tho shipownees a Great
Btitain axo members Of a employer
federation to prevent strikes whom pos
sible and TO fight them unitedly. II 1eed
Be.
CoLoN. O. Aspinwall. On the Isthmus
Of PAaaD1s W1s devastated By 6re 10
Gently. Tho loM WAS estimated 1t e.
50. 90.
AUeUsr ; the ftsle schoeaer HiR
CaPtAi1 John HaaseA. WITH 8 erev Of
Ave- non loft cAicaeo foe )enuaukee
sfnce which Gae HotAine sho been
Aaasd q hsc Is = h1tsvea tbat -she
hGkoae 6own Nth N q boasd
AscoNmxnsAt pa1ie = rspoftsa q
LS66oa
Te Ssansass Unioa & Tie great
lakes st nestiag II Chicago saopesl
- aAsAnooA soels ot wages - 70 into
eaectaEoaoA
AsTsMkDsz Aesa 1as rsbSf6IaatH sG
speisg. Ark. q thseoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
caAMxs o. elaovasosTv.

DOau0o ~ 0ngW Vugo1AoD 01gou0 q
1~oOoO~0Wook
30 20 80 ~ 80 tAsso vhe ~
~ p1oksa oo0ass1iae fssD ~ 49,
e - ssAoU11bY aaho0 . GooeouoH
"a pssssa = s~lssGE3eal oasssss - ~
vri1ls .E3e - - loesssossassssss q
~ ssiat leA sAsb ~ ssalswsag ~
eleooR1e l1GAt eDsAse s1sss tes ~ lei
- na1utA b esose - aaebss . ~ q
~ sss1s q ~ e3sstsSs aso liGAs -
49, vAieA - sAssva swsy. T1ssshs
VIII eAssy u hts peekeeA ao6ee ~ -
49, inUs0f>a sAss seos a ~ eose'
ts5a1ev ~ ~ 0s0 iAss nlgAss liobe
tag1Ag oaak inee 10 sys1so 81 sass
1Daoloo - esDo pain - seAse.
srs01Ensua Dehosodslsas1 49,
~ Daa vAo vpNe DsAaD h ~ ~
Aaa1 ps1koese - 0s1aDss - care IN
Of rAesaauA VIA ulsss = - Dess
ejssesie1ty n 49, 0sosas sAaA n -
hesaA tAas follow oay Aove saase -
hreakfAsl
at - sstca!shi,e.s soetisssa Ne
speaker - the repoesss. what eoses
noGoas some psOpls have ahost Vssr1A6
electrical and mag.etic appliances TAs
theory u quite anivsesal that oa6ees-
In asssacts Ne iron n he Aee4 sea
thus gives rise 70 . bstses earcslauo9.
But all the iron which sxists II NE
human sysssm u combinea With hydro
cAiogie aid ssdr - n ne Torn ~ ~
oxide Of that metal, aad II this seess
the magnet hes no power 0vss ne
oxide Of isoa 4 vsrssa - seasA b.
tweca ~ poles o( ~ not peverssl
ma9uos ever m~ans1acsaseA aaA which
would be strong enough ~ biz
hundreds Of pounds Of iroa. bat he vcsld
never feel the sligASsss erect q ~
netic exertloa. either fos God a ~ y
Q mast blood should sOs serculees ens1
10 y started up BY magastte effect npse
the iron cooNlaed ehesein 10 vUole wos
circulate moro than oace II a average
mana lifetime
Tho pasaaes q : eusrsas oss,sstec-
ity through 10 bsdy 10 asstAer aseses.
This may benefit tho sysssn BY sessas
ing and perhaps deooWpoaiAS corSasa
portions Of the tissue Attic electric
Ivy, 0OWeVct, ~ S~os Wo
regard Physicians 9. giving TINS eDrs
u tssasnoal uss 0aly fsuW oee ~ I've
ons-thousandths Of ~ smpesN From q
"a thrce ampsvA posssd through sae
vital parts Of the humaa sysssm. would
b positivsly daneeeosA for The ttssaes
can Dos sood % stsaeot - a9asstoa.
In sedsf 10 fssce this vuasosos electric.
ity tApsgA ens's sysssa, . pssesaes ~
several AunArCds % velto 10 neeesaary.
owing 70 the resistaacs Of tho body.
"AsA nOw. ny ssiend," sa'd he s'ec-
trician by way Of parting iniunctioW. ut
ron should evcr have sa uncostsVlisbas
desire - Try the curative efects Of this
mysterious element called electricity.
don't try 10 get u BY wearing old slec-
trio light CARTONS In Your pockets. uos
yet sand yourself between the polss
Of . big alternating current dynamo. but
20 "a a reputable physician sid have him
administer tho electric Ausd- ioY viii
Ind the latter courss much moro health.
fui. "-washington Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

USuUo Oo0n0 ~ 0us1o0-RUoooooo o.
Uss 0onsoaAs0
CascAoa oeyA A-nhe lelloviag %
pass n ~ 1heussS' Rsvisw. HAses
Aas svidsatly bsea lees DANCE u
apsa y Acoss than alaruiso have 9lvsu
- apsblte - anAsrutnsA O. ~
$1,000 snes 49, saosgo1 81 - -
tasa q ths ssop SeeDs tata va 80
Vesssatage ef ~ vAesA In l1fssssse
0Aie s1a Ksstsoky. vhsss tAe eseD 4
qulte boekvasd % aceoast II seoslsa-
6ADs sainA ftuss 49, done peact3collI -
danaes - Jet bdSwpsld b NEST t1Jse
josevsso u 70 fall heavily bsSees o.
tD6selA
Hlinois-LAss coz. he's been asaags3
b ftost - ~ cxtsat % i2e Vss ~
In tsn eesntieA rfso1 ~ Doe -
harm in sixty-tAgoe eosntssA
Wiseoadn-vssy little Aaoauo -
beoo dose
lnAians-oaly tvs eos.tiss rspseted
daaags asa tAseeU4tAs iajartss ss .
Per cesk
Aichigan-Oa light solls In Auskegoa
County frost has damaged corr - pse
cent Other counties report crop safe
and unin juredc.sSs a1r .
Ohio-Corn II heckvasd IN this state
and while Jet dsmaeed-by frost Will NOT
be saferunul the arst week OF Octobce.
Missouri-Corn hes not been damaged
IN this state - sWeans - say Shta9
Kcntucky-COrn Is very late On %
count Of too abundant rains and viii
not b safe until the middle - Os1Dbse.
Iowa-Twenty-six counties report IN
average damage Of - per ceoAztA late
corn. The damage u estiaoted from
Is TO 80 pr @ek In Audu4on k&okuk.
StseR nassAa1l, 9Dsestae. Stou1 How
ed. Mshas,D Al Cerro oofayo6lnusA
T1e feet lss Apens4 90 = many
othR eouatieA ~
Minnesota-filtecn OUbues report
- Per cent dama3c to I9be corr Crop
needy out ct tho waysr frostA
Nebraska-Fully - per cent Of the
laes esrasin Aftsen counties has been
da0aaoA
Kansas-Corn docs not 70 have
suffered generally. -Four counties 10
port 20 per cent injury TO late corn
Potatoes IN . very short crop From
the estimates Of yicid ~ shown by dig.
ging va got the following averages OF
yield per acre In the different States:
Illinois 80 bushels in hfty-two counties;
Wisconsin Afty-one bushels In twenty.
I've counties; Indiana, SIS bushels 10
t~wOnty-twO counties; Michigan, IS BUSH
els in fourteen counties; Ohio - BUSH
els In twenty-seven counties; Missouri
Is bushels in twenty-ninc counties; Ken
lucky. 80 bushels in eleven counties;
Iowa, So bushclsin thirty-eight counties;
Minnesota. 20 bushels In t~wenty.nine
counties: Nebraska, 3. bushels in four
teen counties; Kansas. 81 bushels IN
t~wenty-thrce counties; DakOtaA. 81
bushels in twenty counties
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

ZAx.svnz4 q, Sept A-Oas - ~
worst freight wrecks IN tho Ais4oey q
Dalti0oee { Ohio rAilrood ooourso4 ~
nilss vset Of here q midnight eAtaf'
day night Eight nea mere killed 81
90 terribly injured. sna peopeety -
tAeADoaas q So0Aoeo destroyed.
n vseek vas csassa b Tie entluso
Fef 1tsneis Ksslty, opssasoe - @ae1l
Had. - deliver ocdsFs toAa east boua1
freight 70 sidetrsek Ut that station until
. west bound freight passed
The two trains collided on . sharp
curve just outside Of . dense wood. and
neither engineer saw the other train
sDaI withIn . few yards Of Il
The engineer and fireman on tho cast
bound train jumped. the latter escaping
soiajaseA. -bSt Tie former. John Kemp
Of Newark. had . leg cut OF near bis
body. and II not expected 70 live
y The enHtneef and aremsn Of the west
bound train were instantly killed, the
former being terribly mangled BY the
ksplintered cars which were fained into
Me tesdee HIS blood and bsains wess
soettseed over The gFosnA for several
TEA aseund. The Areaan was caug16
botUeen the engine and tender Al
crushed - . pulp When taken out u
Iyss soastsi By the Ars iron tho -
eesea
M ssg1nes crashed together with
awful force and the freight cars to the
number OF twenty-five zero piled. up 70
the height Of tuenty.ive or thirty feet
Eight men were killed as follows:
John buckingham. engineer; William
F~ircstone. fireman; Freeman Keller.
brakeman; John Cochran. residence I'M
known; Ben Smart brakeman, Gratiot;
Glen Bash, GAINESVILLE; George W. Stone
burger. Z~anesville; Tom McCrary; one
unknown
John Kemp had his leg sui on and
Fireman Wilson hand mashed. Trains
arc run by way Of the Panhandle be-
tween Evansville and Newark.
Those not employed on the train were
were beating their way from Columbus
The dead were removed 70 an empty
q ~ fast As recovered and taken to
Newark for preparation for burial A
largo force OF men yer At work all day
clearing the track OfdebriA
Operator Keelty saw his mistake too
late and telcgraphed to the operator
here that there would he . wreck pretty
NOON and left his post lie is . mere
boy. He has not yet been found
The colliAing engines are 50 firmly
locked and intertwined together that il
seems impossible to separate them.
Twenty-Five car loads Of wire nails.
oats. corn. -four, lumber and many other
articles lie in a confused ruin. The i'm
mediate financial loss to the company
will be not less than $3.50. 900 1t is the
most destructive wreck that ever &C.
CURED on this division Of the road.
r. There was also . collision Of two pas
senger trains on the baltimore 4 oh q
east Of Barncsville. in which two ex-
press q T were demolished. and Engin-
Ger John Wheeler and Baggagemaster
Ed Murdoch had both legs broken.
This collision was due to disObedience
Of orders by Of the train crcwA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

N. TANOUEOUX, who was formerly
secretary for Court Dillon, has pub
lished . book bearing the title. "A Year
in Exile" which contains revelations
concerning the Boulangist party Most
Of the matter in the book is old. The
author charges General noulaneer with
appropriating to his personal use q part
of the fund subscribed to advance the
interests Of the party. Z
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

TEXAS = wonderfully prosperouA
From al sections come reports Of in
crease Of capital end arrival q well-to-
do immigranta Tho moneys invested
for tho school fund and the lands held
BY the State for the same are estimated
At A60 ON 0Oo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Hon. s. J. RANDALL. who died At his
Washington residence April Is. failed.
TO execute . will and Register Of Wills
Gratis, Of Philadelphia, granted letters
of administration ON his estate to the
widow, Fanny w. Randall The entire
estate left by deceased is valued at
about 5000 and consists entirely Of
uereonal effects
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
or KANSAS.


ksovs Character IN &aassa
ATCHIsoN. Kan, Sept 2A.-Infosms-
ton has been received here Of the death
Of Robert q Kelley. Of Helena Mont
Kelley. during the ksnsas troubles BE-
fore the war. was . citizen Of Atchisoa.
and one Of the most noted border ruflaas
and pro-slavery mon Of the timeA lie
Was the head and front Of the southern
element In this locality. and inspired
the idea OF scndinR PArdec But
Ter. . FREQ State man, down the
Missouri river on . frsil raft N ineit
dent Of the border troubles that was a
worldwide fame. Kelley va postnsss
ter Of Atchison under Fierce. he
founded the SQuatter's Sovereign new&
paper. which became tho oegaa Of th0
pro-slavery party in the Territory
When the war broke out be sold The
paper to John A. Martin. who changed
IL name 70 Freedoms Champion and IL
Is nov the Champion, . Rspabltesa
papee Kelley il private life was .
msn Of unquestioaed integrity. He left
here about the time Of the var settlinR
In Montana
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

THE Duke of Westminster has one Of
the largest and finest cellars Of wine in
England and he is . particularly good
Judge of sherry and claret He is. per
hapA the greatest living instance Of
men who have grown enormously rich
by the ''unearned increment" London
having spread all over one Of his big
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

THE projected new way up Tho Natter
horn is interesting engineers The rails
will cease ct tho base of the 'Sugariosf'
and the ascent Is to be accomplished by
. succession Of elevators from one point
to another. 1t 10 supposed that the
work Of construction will occupy about
four wears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

PRESIDENTS Il ERWIN, of the Farmers
Alliance of Kentucky. and editor of the
official organ, the Kentucky State Union,
has come out boldly against the sub.
treasury scheme, and has created much
comment by SO doing. but the Demo
cratic Wheelers of hat section are up
holding him. He had previously been
quoted - favOring it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

LOTTIE DICKINSON. a pretty American
girl of seventeen, a domestic. got ac-
quainted with Chin Ling, a Chinese
laundryman. 1T Asbury Park, N. j., last
summer and has gone to New York with
him. presumably to become his wife.
Chin speaks English fiucntly. dresses
like . native American and is an expert
vocalist and musician.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

By tho derailing OF a train between
Florence and FiesOle five persons e
killed and twenty injured. King Hum
bert and Queen Margaret were about to
start for the races but upon learning OF
tho disaster they abandoned their in
tcntion and Immediately proceeded to
personally directed the care Of the in
iured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

EVIDENTLY the days OF big nuggets in
Australia are o yet over. By the last
mails from Perth comes the statement
that five men arrived from Shaw Falls.
Nuilagine Il Western Australian gold
field). bringing with them 400 ounces Of
gold and . big nugget weighing 1853
ounces 9 pennyweightst" It is described
as . very MASSIVE and handsome mug
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
oseaped By Telegraph and Man.

CoNoB-
VIM the eenste u,oe On tho nd hfls N
the calendar uaobiect.a 20 we're eakeo on
and passed. eenatcr Malre rosolutlos "a
Amend the Constitution in relation 10 the
W-aaufaetura. exnortseion. iunortst,aa snd
sale OF louorp VA reaehed but net voeod
unon. Afs~r somo t,me sne.f IN mnitt
Of - Whole The eensee vert into execu.
tive 1870 ma go TN
Hooae v.I.Iv IN scenc. ! nnorn1
"a dienooe ~ tho Ies~etoo Ven ahle contaes.
a elseHIon 49, ma sdsour.ed.
IN - eeaaee an tho IA ". Hale fntro.
Hnce0 = 1oIne rasoIutIoa. when vas r..
1orreA. tor IT, erection IN the District cl
0na.Chsa M = Demoriel haa1Aiee ~
b. q 0ranf. M vhleh = 70 cooeaIu {
0ai1lrv nsnoenm. lev ua1nrortaoe SQls
&c $500. ana afaee an exee9Ntve eoooouu
- ~ sSSournod...TheHuan nnall1 -
cared 4 ouorum az r .publSean Uoaahoee IND
DECIDED two election easoe. unsoatIue YER
md. from yIrxinia. sna ceafIne Laneston
fcolors6A. and unseatiwR Elliott Of 0oueb
Carolina. and eeatinR Muller (colorodD. The
cuutesteuts voro sSorn IN md thea b
and soon adjourned.
AFfER dispoefng oil routine business the
'Deaafo on aho 2lth considered biiis On the
calendar unoI 1ected to tn conference 70.
mort ON the House bill to increase tho mum.
Der Of the board Of managers q: tho
Nassoeal Military Hooszo6 svolssssss
Soldiers VA agreed tn Tho fenate
a &c oourts Of the United States Was
possed. Jt establishes q Circuit Coart &
Appeals. The bill to establish Q Usies0
oeates LasA Court vas discussed until ad.
1oarnmenf.. In tho House N. Hit (li.) re-
uoreDd \ resolution Calling on the frreiduo9
for Information a 70 the killing OF General
Barrundla ON board An American vessel
BY Guatemalan authorities, which was
adopted. The resolution expunginx from
the Record the late speech Of Nc kennedy
\. which criticised the Senate severely.
vas debated II length and nnaIly passed
hv 40 yeas to 3 uaya Tho 0cne.fo bnls
srantin9 r o = vear Denstu0 to tn Wt0o6s
OF Generals Fremont. Mcclellan and Crock
psasoA. Ths renaloder II TIA scssIon vas
spent In Commi tee of the Whole.
In the eeuatc ON the 18th a conference wa
ordered on the Denciency bin. and Mr..
Plumb reDorted a ioint resolution uuthOrix.
ing m extension Of ono wear OF the time for
payment for land ON pre.emption or homo.
stead where crors had failed. The House
bill to preyent the product OF convict labor
from being used for any departmcnt was
mas sed. number Of local bills d used. and
pcnding consideration Of the Lad sCoust
bill the Sonata sd1ouruod,...l the House
the conferences report on the Land Forfeit.
ure bill vas adopted. MI EnIoe (Tenn.),
ON q question OF privilege. Offered
n resolutIon iyf tbs INVESTIGATION Of q
charge that the postmaster Of tho House
was specuiatinx upon his cfHce which was
amended to extend to the postmaster of the
last House and adopted. Several conference
reports were adopted. The bill defining the
duty oe the sergeant at-arms vas passed.
The hlll n the OutRrOwth Of lh , kilcOtt de
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
FRIENDS.
Papers Read BEFORE the National Priss

Pagers Read BEFORE the National Prison
Conxrrss.
CINCINNATI, Sept 2a-ThOugh the
skies were still lowering and the rain
falling there was . full attendance yes
terday at the National Prison Congress
in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Presi.
dent Hayes was In the chair. The first
thing o the programme was the read
ing OF tho report Oi the standing COM
mittee ON criminal Law reform by Mr..
Charles H. Reeves. of Plymouth, Ind.
Following this was . paper on Tho
Lease System Of Alabama and Its Prac-
teal Workings," by w. J. Lee. Of
Greensboro. Ala, . member Of the board
of inspectors Of that State. This vi.
followed by discussion.
At tho afternoon session there was .
wardens' meeting presided over by Cap
tain Joseph Nicholson. who made IN
address In favor Of the BcrtiIlon system
Of Identification.
MsiorR W. McCiaughey, Of the Penn
~sylvanis rcformst0ry. read . paper on
the parole system and Prot r. II Falk-
ner. Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
read . paper N CT .minal statistics
The reading Of the papers were fol.
lowed by animated and long discussion
showing An amount Of zeal In strong
contrast with the indifference manifest
ed BY tho people Of Cincinnati, who DO
not attend the meeting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

THERE 10 Considerable speculation In
the City Of Mexico - to who viii b ape
pointed secretary Of tho Unitsd States
legation there In place q NJ h Rem
sen Whitehousa Who Il = repoetod.
will not return.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

DUxsxa August pasts7 !, ss7 imnigrants
came to the United States, against 81
4lS in August 1852. Germany during
the past month furnished !, 1873; England
and WsleA ts8Se; Russia, $3.50; Ireland,
Ss:s; Sweden and Norway. 4ols; Italy.
2607. and Poland, l,632
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

THR late Marquis Tseng has received
the highest posthumous honors which
the Celestial Kingdom can bestow. in .
formal decree Of tho Emperor that he
'.foegives him all his sins and crimes
committed duxin9 his lifo
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
THE sickness and restitution Of the
widow of General Fremont At Los An
geles, Cal, has been confirmed.
Ex-PREsIDExr CLEVELAND made q
vigorous denial of the report In . New
York paper to the effect that he was in
failing health. His face was brown and
ruddy and he laughed ct the report that
he wa in bad health.
GENERAL B0ULAN0ER will issue . book
Of 800 pages - . reply to his d~etractora
in France.
IT Is understood that Mi. Parnelf viii
shortly call q convention of the Irish
Nationalist party.
The First West Virginia Democratic
Congressional convention renOminated
John O. Pendleton.
THE Republican Congressional con.
ventiOn Of the Fourteenth Ohio district
has nominated r +. Swingle.
The House Committee on POst-ofices
and POst-roads has authorized . favor
able report on the bill introduced by
Mr.. Bingham appropriating SO. 900 "a
allow the Observation-Disclosures to test
the free delivery system at suall towns
and villages . 2
PxEslDENr and Mrs Harrison and fam
ily returned on the cath to Washingtdn
from CressOn. Pa
The Armenian Bishop Redress Ner.
garian. has been imprisoned 1t Constsn.
tinOple on q charge Of melting the Ar
menians to revolt rw,
LIEUTENANT Fremont denies the
stories OF his mothers extreme desti.
tuition. =
E II. DsAs colored. has been nomi.
mated for Congress by the Republicans
Of the Sixth South Carolina district
Ex-Governor CHARLES FOsrkR has
decided to accept the Republican nomi'
nation for Congress from the Eighth
Ohio district
Mr. PAENELL. has called . conference
Of the Irish Nat onalists to be held in
Dublin October
The twentieth annual convention oi
the National Prison congress com.
menoed At Cincinnati on the ssth with
ex-President r b Hayes in the chair.
COLORADO Democrats have nominated
Caldwell Yeaman, of Trinidad. for Gov.
crnOr.
A RErcEr by way Of San Antonio.
Tex. says that recently an attempt Was
made to assassinate the President OF
Mexico by concealed parties who fired
. vOlley Of musketry.
THE President has nominated E Burd
Grubh. Of New Jersey. to 30 Minister
to Spain; Edwin h. Conger, of Iowa,
Minister to Brazil.
The Italian Government has caused
i'll feeling BY prohibiting bands from
playing the Aarsellaise and Garibaldi
hymnA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

Colon. nearly destroyed by ire. is the
northern port Of the lsthmus Of Panama
and IL better known by the name OF
Aspinwsll The place was also o n
sumed in 1855 and has always had .
sickly and unfortunate existence. The
claim that it has 10000 Inhabitants is
probably m exaggeratiOn. Its only
reason for being il hat it is the At
lant;c terminus Of the Panama railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

my DEAR" said the caller. With .
winning smile. ~ tho little girl Who Do
cupied the study. while her father. the
sminsut literary man. wss 81 hiaainnes.
~ suppose you assist y0ur psps b On.
tertaining tho bores?"
"Yes sir" replied tho little girl
gravely. please - sesssd"-Chseaeo
Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

IT Is said that the electric compass ID
having an excellent effect on the sailors
ON ships on which 1t has been adopted,
Ias the steering in such cases has mark
eddy improved. The object OF this in
|vention is to indicate BY N electric
bell placed in the captains cabin any
deviation from the course laid down
Through the carelessness Of the man ct
the wheel. This invention 10 likely TO
materially lessen dangers At sea-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03
.There Ia 4 eurioua ilIuatratioa o( ths

ups and downs Of life In . ~orhhousc
near London. whore ono Of the inmates
wss tho orisinsl proprietor Of . noted
cattle food. which from dfst % last sse
have brought In millions Of oeosy. Tho
poor fellow commenced h!s Downward
course With . lawsuit which oost osoo.-
OoO, and since thea has dstitsd into alb
sOlute poverty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-03

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