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SUGAR GIANTS AT WAR.
Ciaas spr~ekiss aud the uasens,er rrs'
Hattie N~siiaotty.

Ciaas spr~skiss aud the Haseassyer rrsss
Hattie Nsiisatiy.
NV ioRk. Aug About ten days
ago the president Of the sugar 'rus,
WAS called away from the city bv tho
fatal Illness of his father. y. e. Have
meyer While he was away thc sugar
trust maintained i,s price for grana-
lated sugar. but Claus ~Sprrckic~ Who
had been keeping his rates up tai ,ho>-
charged 10y the trust al once announced
n reduction Of onc-sixtccuth OF n cent
per pound. lie Gu, seriously iai" tho
trade OF the sugar trust bat M
action o. meet the cut was taken.
~ IL was believed that n soon "a
sprcckles' supply was placed he would
rctirr from the market He kept ON
filling orders however. and practically
supplied ell demands
Monday President Havemeycr r--
turned, and at once ordered the sugar
trust price for graduated sugar reduced
onc-cighth of y cent or n ~siS,ccnth
below the cut made by Sprrcklcs
The latter yesterday then made an
other cut bringing hts price -.sS-
,rcnth of a rent below that asked 10y
the trust The reductions made brings
the price for graduated sugar down Ia
Z rents per pound ia PhilsdciFaia. On
which : per cent II allowed of. max
ing the net cn,h price AZ, cents the
lowes; on record The price named by
the sugar trust il si-Id cents la
August, 1853. after the formation 81 the
trust sugar sold at -. cents per pound
A curious feature 81 the fight IL that
In tho raw sugar market 10th parties
arc urgent buyers and tbs trust bought
raw sugar a, j Size This brisgs tho
profit Of refining down % q very low
poiut
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cosby eoa cArrleMgM.

can, - IL CAsyvoae $50 Ao00oAes 49,
ssvsss~s sss5ses - ~ 80 sssssss
Ktxoyr.nxn Ok. Aug. A-srversi
week. ago complaints were easered ~
the territorial courta against ~
Crsgin and the Crsgin Cattle Co. N u
FAINT Bon Garland. William Vuia'"es
Nal Eidridse. James D. Eliisrc. short
Bro. and Drum a Snyder for unla~-
fully holding and grazing cattle apca
the Cheyenue and ArspsAcc resrrvs-
tim The case wss tried Ga general
demurrer. The Argumcns WAS full N
exhaustive.
The decision Of Hon A. j. scay. .
.ceiasc justice OF the territorial court
has beeu readered and . wrisof sctrsrc
allowed The cpurt held that al p<r>sss
holding live sscca withiA the limitz of
the Cheyenne and Anpahcc reservation
were subject ~ . penalty OF VI Fs
head and that the stock was Also sub
jecs to seizure and sale for The payment
OF tho penalty.
The marshal Was commanded 70 at
saeh all cattle found upon this r-srrva-
tion and Ia hold the sale until dr>rr~ed
Of according to law. and that owners
or PERSONS having The cattle IN charge
should he summoned ,n spfsar and
answer before the court ocioh~r "a
This order Is now in the hands ct n
United states marshal. who will pro
coed al once 90 execute IL IL cosers
500 600 or o 600 head of cattle. whSch
IL Is claimed are now upon this rr>erTa-
ton unlawfully.
The ca,tlemcn will probably rrstss
the execution Of the order. bat the mar
will 20 into the reservation with .
sufficient fore- to carry IL out IL -
understood that the cattlsunsn claim IA
nave obtained permission II ,hcf federal
officers To go upon the reservation. ard
have paid for the privilege at doing 81
IL IN expected Ina, the trial cf the
case will result tn >o,ne Developments
Of an extraordinary and startling char
actcr. Col J. I; Hallowcli. 81 wichi,a.
represented the cattlemen aud Hoo J.
T. Roberts and L. T. i'almer. os thi,
city. the c~cmplainants.
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Ease JeAa rni1es. 81 See vssh. SsseeSs
CoaaasAer-ts-Chsef "a The Ga A. a-Ns
Nev Oeparsosss fss Ceteses S~sssssss-
Othss Osg,sisaeissA
DerRcur. Mich. Aug. while b
delegates 10 the q. A. T. eaeampmens
were getting together yesterday tor
the second days session. IL was ap-
parent that the chief bone OF conscn-
ton of the silver annivcrsary-thc color
line imbroglio-was not destined 70 be
disposed Of ~ smicably - had
been anticipated The recommends.
ton of the eommander.in-chief
in favor OF tho creation OF .
provisional department for the colorcd
veterans has met with . storm OF oP
position from unexpected quarters n
after the adjournment yesterday scores
Of delegates were In receipt OF dis
patches. the majority OF them from the
east and west urging and In some csses
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ANOTHER COLLISION.
An 0sprsss rssi. w'ssssS >~ss Pet
nyr... -. S.-Gis.~a ksiss sss ssab

nyrs~. -. s.-ris.~a ksi-s .sa ssaY
i.Jsr~a-
SYRACUSE. y y, A1g IN" ~
Louis espr-ss train. on the West SHORE
railroad. which leaves here ~ is
m, met with = Terrible srstiSnt three
miles west IL Part Ryr run. this morning.
near what In known q. the naichsss
cut
The train was running ., a high rate
Of .,-cd. aud ~ hat poiat ran into .
fr~igh, train,
The wreck was an awful one, sol uP
so . o'clock The deaths namtsfed
eleven.
Those killed o.trigh, ami ,h"~e ~hr
died from the results of thrir intnTssa
were all Italians with ono exception
tho fireman Il the pasasngvE train.
Eleven Italian. were badly hurt ahi
four will probably die.
Twelve car, ~ the freight train we're
wrecked add pIiei aP aa ,Ae tracks,
conpi.,sly bla~king the rpst
The wr-ek spok ere AMI the passsn-
ger train was burned. except the three
sleeplne ears
The train Was made az 81 ,~o st-
prr>s cars . baggage car. = sp"ksng
cN. a day car m thrr. sisepigs cara
Fireman Michael iicrgrn. "f Marsdssa.
was instantly killed q, bis PIE, on the
locomotive. aaa Enginssr Patrick hyaa
Of E.aat buffalo. wAs badly hurt
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ONO
gAs rssvss's r~ss, Nssssss~s . vssi sssss
Yy~Ass-SsAs s<sss Ne~ssstsa Sce ts~-
~~~~S-yA~ rfDafoy~

YAs rssvss's rSss, Nsessss~s . vssi sssss
Yy~ass-SsAs S~sss N~e~sssst~a Ses t.s.-
ss~se-yAe rtasf~vS%
srrrxartrrn 0. Aas Ia vas
sis o'eieck yesterday morning vhsa
The scmpoxary snr~an. CsssnsuEh.
called The peoples 80 ~eonvsnsioa IN
order By pounding ~ n erand asw
siedsc hammer upoa IN savGi ,hs. st,s
upoa Q Gag a~ck~d block ., The froas
Of The ssa~n
The regular psccveansss q tss dsy
w.rr opened With prayer b. Rev v
Foster. of Cineisnati The rvr,r. OF
the eommlstec GA rrrmsaen, orE.S
vas the sr~t business in -
Hugh CavansnSA was recommended"
permanent ehairmaa AMI nr " y
Hirino permanent SECRETARY. 'sSsn-
ausA .aid he had too nuch r~vsT-Ci f"v
the feelings Of the delegates - ins'rs
uron them another sr~cch AMI after
returning thanks fcr the honor eo"r
serrva upon him he called for ,her ~
psrs 90 ,h. eooamst,~c ON asvier-
The Goa. mit,ss recommended TIA, Tho
riow and hammer ~ adopted AZ the do
vscc Of the party. Ne Worries Of t'n-
einnatl moved % amend The %rrf~ssf hy
.aemltiiug the hcuss rs thc dcrtc-
for the bead Of the ,sck~s The hguF~
of Justsec holding the scslss wss r~cs'm-
m~nss~d bui ths committee rrT-sri wAa
finally adopted The rvPsF, of the
q. rules AMI cri~r OF has'
nr>s was newt rcsi and Adopted Chair
nm a Cavanaugh thea called TIE tho 80
r-,st Of the .ssn mi on resolutions
The platform ~dsrrs~aicN the cr~aiss'a
Of enormous municipal debit d~cHasnsie
the forfeiture cf Inc charter 80 The
Standard on 90. fasor> The eicc,ion 81
q ui,ed STATE. ~sns,nr> ey The P-splo.
free .-hool t~sokS the rrahiht
tloa Of child Labor and ai-ii''sa 81
contract labor; dcmansia the
abolition ot na,laaal hAak. AMI
s..ue of TREASURY no,sN snd faVovs gov
crnment loans ~ tho people fsVcsa free
demands laws prohibiting
alien ow ncr.hsp of lands demaedA .
income taN. t-sssiss several
rianh.os a local character Ar~~"latscn
In regard o. iiasor waa referred a. The
national committee
A full aiat. ticket was then uufni
The ticket il: ,sovrruor. John Srtts.
cS,antv! lieutenant soternrt.
Frank I. Ii>i Iismilton county aasiit
or. David n C,oI~r, Athens. attorney
general, Rial y Saith. summit ir.ss
urcr. Henry Wolf cuyohcgs, sHPr"u"
iudgc. Ait~rt y Naplr. Us'ailt'n.
school com missioner. } y Peterson.
Green. member board rasiie works. j
y itorrcr. franklin. aaity sni fs--i
COMMISSIONS. ". J Weaver. Portage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

As a result Of the recent inquiries
made by the French government into
the delinquencies of certain army OFF,
GERS who revealed to foreign gun maxi
ers and others the secret Ct the manu-
facture of melinite. the new explosive
adopted by the government, and other
secrets of the French war department.
NJ. DeFreycinet minister Of war, has
French army who act as agents for
firms manufacturing war materials.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

THE New York grand jury has handed
mp n batch Of indictments against the
editors and publishers of New York
city newspapers, all except the Tribune.
charging them with misdemeanor in
publishing details Of the execution of
the four murdcrers recently killed at
Sing Sing. The Tribune was the only
paper that was found to have complied
with the law. The indicted will be
summoned to give bail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

The six-story building at les to 13a
Jane street, New York. occupied by ].
ID. Hass, tinware, was damaged by fire
to the extent Of $40. 900; partly insured.
Six horses were burned to death.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August s showed an average de-
crease Of 1916 compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was $50
Gov. FLEMING has announced that in
asmuch rs a quorum of the Florida
senate did not participate with the
house in joint assembly, May %. it is
his opinion that Wilkinson Call was not
elected United States senator, and that
therefore he cannot certify that he was
elected.
The Imperial. Of Madrid. says il
learns that President Balmaceda, OF
Chilli. and the leaders of the Gillian in
surgents have appealed to the Spanish
government to act As arbitrator and
end the wax.
A BoLp bank robbery occurred at
Columbus Grove, = town of about :, 600
people in Ohio The robber shot and
wounded the cashier and killed an old
farmer and woun led q bystander. He
snatched up 81, 500 in greenbacks and
escaped.
A SEVERE storm was reported 1t Ash
land. Wis At Washburn, on the op-
posite side of the bay, . small circus
tent was blown down and two boy,
were killed.
The double scull race for the cham.
pionship of the world came OF at Ham
ilton, Ont. between Hanlan and O'Coo.
nor and Gaudaur and Mckay. The race
was won easily by Hanlan and O'Con-
nor.
PRINCE BISMARCK in . conversation
with Herr Lube, a member OF the
reichstag. said: 'You may tell ever
one that I consider the reducing of the
corn duty . disaster for the country"
WILLIAM T. CRoAspALL the editou
of the New York standard and chair
man Of the single tax league. died re
Gently.
TsE sheriffs posse has returned from
Lock. Moore & Cos logging camp n
Lake Charles La, having seven Of tha
Red Bones" under arrest all VA
reported quiet and work was proceed
ing rs usual
In = collision at Davidsta1k Finland
two Russian soldiers were killed. and
forty-eight psrsons injured
TUKrKEx workmen In GAaft q
York. Pa, weto more or leo bnrned b
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

A YUMA correspondent says q report
brought in by the Cocopah Indians is
that the earthquake July 80 resulted in
changing the course of the Colorado
river. 1t left its old bed and now flows
through a ~crcvice forty feet wide and
LOCO feet long. The report is not gen.
orally believed, but one result Of the
recent earthquake vas the renewed
activity Of the volcanoes in the Cocopah
region. The earthquake also caused q
great tidal wave at the head of the gulf
Of California
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

MEIssIONER's famous picture of Mrs
Mackay, for which he was paid three
Thousand guineas, was not destroyed
by Mrs. Mackay as stated at the time,
but is still in existence in her superb
new home in Carlton house terrace.
Mrs. Mackay is represented as buttoning
her gloves, and il is with the size Of the
hands that the sitter has chiefly found
fault. The canvas is very small.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

THE National Gazette, of Berlin, has
a dispatch from Rome saying that
France and the vatican entered into .
new agreement in July by which
France undertakes to help the vatican
in its financial endorsements and the
vatican binds itself to support the re-
public at home and abroad. The two
parties also agreed, it is said. to pro-
mote republican propaganda in Italy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

IT is understood that the president
has signed the papers in the Chcctaw
and Chickasaw claim case and instruct
ed the treasury to issue warrants for
the amount, nearly 50, 00O, 900. Secre-
tary Foster was absent on a visit TO
Ohio but it was said he would on his re-
turn Issue the necessary order to pay
the claim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

The attention of the state department
officials was called to a dispatch from
the City of Mexico to the effect that a
Guatemalan paper had printed a state
ment that the family of Gen. Barrundia,
who was killed on the Pacific Mail
steamer at San Jose, Guatemala, had
won their suit Of $500. 900 against the
United States. No action has been
taken on the claim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

THE court martial which tried Lieut..
Alexander Dean for drunkenness while
on duty in the Yosemite valley has
recommended that he be rcprimanded.
Dean has been released from arrest and
temporarily assigned to the Fourth cav
airy at the Presidio
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
THIRTEEN Cheyenne Indians, Chic

THIRTEEN Cheyenne Indians, Chief
Old Crow leading them. have started
from FL Reno. Ok, for Walker lake,
New, to see the Messiah. They hope
10 induce him to come and ~annihilate
the whites nth a wave Of mud They
expect the buffalocs 70 come from the
north and again v the prairies. The
Messiah dancers arc everywhere to be
seen and the Messiah craze has not by
any means ceased.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

MEssRs. DILLON AND O'BRIEN ap-
peared in the British house of commons
on the 9Th for the first time in many
mouths their absence having been due
70 their Imprisonment in Galway Jail.
They e met in the lobby by men,
bers of both sections Of the Irish par
liamentary party and were the recip-
tents of hearty congratulations from all
Irish representatives Upon entering
the house Mr.. Dillon took q seat beside
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, who leads that
faction Of the Irish party which de-
clines to accept Mr.. Parpell rs leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

Bosros. A.G THE Ksnsss CITY.
Memphis 4 B~irDiaShaD stssenees
shovs Q deAei4 fos The yess eod~d Jsas
- last a s1:Aoo Against . suzpius Of
sss. ~ last year. The Ksssas City. ~
Scott a Mesnphis road shows balance
for dfvsd<nd for fke year ested Jane -
Of s.<.s sa against So. Isl the pr~rsocs
yeax. The figures &hov . deeeis ol
sl1 IA. sg.inss . susp,us Of siSx, 10
issa The direcsor voted that The CO.,
siderssioa Of . disidesd upoa The ooer
usess for preferred stock BE- 1-spoesd
snel Tie result Of Tie earriaxs ss ~
a.ssdar rear Of 1871 BE sse<rtaissd
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

BEERBoHM, calculating that America
will be able to spare ss, ooo. 900 quarters
Of wheat, estimates the surplus aggrc-
gate of countries with q good harvest
at SO, 600. 00o quarters, and the require
ments OF other countries at IS, 00O, 900
quarters The London News, comment
ing on these figures says: 1T Is not
many years since Europe was practical.
ly independent of American supplies
This a it is clear that without
Americas help Europe would be on the
verge Of starvation before the next
harvest"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

parade Special
trains bringing
state delegations
from all parts Of
the country poured
into the city ell
night and early in
the morning. 9th
en brought visit
ors not officially
identified with Ne
encampment by the
thousand. and ut 10
o'clock the streets
were almost i'm
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

THE prince of Roumania has decided.
under the energetic prompting Of his
father, to take q wife Is soon IS posi-
BILE among the royal houses of Europe.
The young man is still msdly in love
with Nine. Wacuresco and it is certain
that he will have no heart to present
70 the princess whom he marrieA
Marie, the daughter of the duke Of
Edinburgh. whose name has been mem
nioned Is . possible wife for the prince,
IS only about is years old. and it Is not
behaved that her father would let her.
n that age, become the wife Of any
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
nSCELLANEOUS.


The town siters Of West Guthrie, Ok,
have won in their contest with Mark s.
Cohen and fourteen other agricultural
claimants.
PROTESTS have been made by dele
gates of the Musical Protective union
against the admission TO this country
of a ballet troup now about leaving
Europe under the management Of
Walter Damrosch.
WILLIAM l. Buck, a we'll known
citizen Of Delaware county and cashier
of the First National bank of Darby,
was killed on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, near Collingdale, Pa, while
walking on the track.
SOME of the most intimate friends Of
Gov. Flores, of Durango. Mex, are i'm
plicated in the recent assault on Amer
lean Protestants in that state. Gov.
Flores is known to be a fanatic in re-
ligious matters
JIM Crow packers of Chicago are com-
bining to force better terms out of the
Union Stock Yards Co. As did the big
Three" with the Tolleston, Ind, bluff.
The Jim Crows threaten to 60 to Stick
ney.
The United States treasury continues
the daily shipment Of small notes to
the vest for use in moving the crops
The total amount so far lent Is g, 500.
600
THE Kentucky bureau Of agriculture
in its report says: Corn, acreage, 100;
condition, loS; wheat acreage. los;
quality last year. 10; tobacco, acreage
compared with average. 90; condition
and stand, 100; hemp condition, 20.
Two battalions of cavalry have left
Ell Reno. Ok, with instructions to drive
the cattle from the Cherokee outlet
There is q prospect of a collision be-
tween the cavalry and the cattlcmen
and Indians
THERE is . war in the sugar trade be-
tween the Hsvemeyer trust and
SprecklcS hofts Of refining have
been reduced to . low point
The thirteen Russian Hebrew immi-
grants who arrived on the Dutch
steamer Zaandam at Baltimore, Nd,
were allowed to land, the state board
of immigration having been given sat
isfactory assurances that the immi-
grants would not become q public
charge.
The G. A. r. national encampment
in session at Detroit Mich, selected
Washington for the next convention
Commander-in-Ch Veazey recon-
mended separate departments in Louis
lana and Mississippi IS . means Of
avoiding frictions on account Of color.
UNKNOWN persons removed the spikes
ste, from rails and wrecked the Grand
Rapids and Indiana express ~ Kalas
nazoo. Mich. Twelve persons were
-~seriously injured. one OF two fatally.
The White Star line steamer Majes-
tic. which left Liverpool July -. ar
rived 1t New York on the 5th. breaking
the record from Queenstown to New
York Her time Was five days eighteen
hours and eight minutes
A cLOUDBURsr occurred between
Harrisburg and Roekvflle. Pa, ard
l6sused Paxton creek to rise 30 rapid5
that the railroad tracks md malU
houses in South HarSisberg w6ee
4oodad there pere aese<nl narrow
oscspss Iron drowning.
~ -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

The Russian imperial council has de-
cided to prohibit the expectation OF
wheat, owing to the bad harvest in
Russia, which has caused q scarcity OF
this cereal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

The first overhead trolley road In
England is 10 be built in the suburbs OF
Leeds by tie Thomson-H Houston Go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

A LETTER has been received at '"e
treasury department signed king Q.
the Tramps." containing particulars OF
an attempt progressing TO roo q
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

PARIS had seventy-three acres under
roof for its exposition, but Chicago VIII
have lis acres. 1t will be Q show not
soon to be surpassed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

NEARLY 1000 Indians depredations
claims have SO far been filed before the
national court of claims at Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
COMMENT.

THE famous Tokay vineyards In Hun
gary have been ravsged by phylloxers
and almost entirely destroyed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
RoBeRr MURRAY JAilGo.
Chsss,s Wssh Aas.s . ssssss ~ s...y 90
Hssvsfts. hsa-


~f.otIsvuLts. Ny. Aas -iolsrt ..
Murray, who 90. released t~o days
sgo from The Jefferson. Ind r~nitrn-
siary. has h~en arrested on . 'a~hpleal
cbsrg.. bss Is really hsld psa.isax fur
Their Investigations Into = charge th., hs
10 . murderer. The story 81 n erir"s
IL a most unususi cn~ few yssrs
ago the train on ~hteh HsrtsJ ~sss
brakeman ga. ~recksd nsas Tsrfs
Hsa.eL Murray ~.A injured. asi. nth
maay others. WA take Ia ia. ho~psiai 20
the sister. ~ mercy. The SISTER whp
attended b, The hsaksmaa's vss's ga.
yosrsg. god Io~%tng sad Hind. sol
Musr.y fsfi 10 love 9Th her ws~a he
recovered .ans~s~nsiy Q. ~ SHE IN
leave the ha~ps.ai. hs told her 81 his
Affections and tired - indsss hsr "a Zee
With him The gn--s ~ossan. shocked.
yet .yssp.,hs,le. tod boz .irsngs sossr
che woaid no. even hsrt-ss q thssght ~
.seh q thing. .aa ssrray isf, The Pssos
in great angrr
The si.i~r told her ~ssp-rhss - b
m.a's i~nfz,aa,ion and tsrvai~. and ~as
semi to Enp-~i. Kan sh<rsiT After
her arrival .; EfBp<s1. . mas csii~d
one evening and .sked - se h<s Tho
pror .oman bad M sssnsr .pF~srsds 81
sa~ door ,hss abr -ss deal; . fsssfsl
blow on The hrSi The slater a~i
after making . ssa.sssen, 'hss shs hsd
ne~a ..rsrk By her forn~r pss~s,
Murray.
oMssrsy a~aAe. tssi IA sAsss,ss' 10
ssssaf~d 9TH he skssey 90 ia, ~ maj
d~r~d brr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
THE BOYS IN BLUE.
Grand Parade Of the q. A r at
Detroit
rosSy Thoasssd vetsesss is Lise-Assy
on Battle flags Asais Ftssg to tAs
Dreese-shewisg % Wessera
states.

DETRoIr. Mich, Aug. a-The national
encampment Of the q. A. r and tho
celebration Of its silver anniversary
formally opened yesterday with . grand
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
Later From Ksntaehy.

LOUISVILLE, ny, Aug. a-The latest
returns show hat the democratic state
ticket carried in the election At about
Is 900. Returns from eighty out Of lio
counties give Brown tdemocratD a net
plurality Of s7,0s.. The remaining
counties in 1885,, gave . net republican
plurality Of ASA The peoples state
ticket will probably not show so heavy
. vote rs last nights estimate. though IL
Is not possible as yet to give a close aP
proximation as In some returns, IL has
not been reported
So far as reported the alliance has
elected its candidates against democrats
or republicans in Ten districts
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

LocfsyrxIG ~. 49, A-xess
MOIST venn.. Ky. soAs a MsIssaA
n sseexsos oGess. sM kiIss4 ~ Jsess
pssAsa sd w1ilaa nxosHA Thy
vsrs ersak ssd h<zsa tsssg - ns6ozs
- ss<y I'm sse pxs& bob v<se -
ssssea asA plsepd IN Iii
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

Lzwsssvs. No. Asg< A-Ns 0sesSs
Joo>> ~Sfiss< % sAe ksw Ya4 TfDe~
- III .: fosssa ssvsag Lest slxss hss
eAyxsrssa sd sAss he ks1 . ~ -
ts<k Of dyssssesy. 80 49, bsfs<s 49,
- hsA te<s suR to veetA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14

Jackson. MssA. Aug There b
great rejoicing ~ the Bsrk~daie bead
quarters ia this city ore The priDsry
held in senator Georges home oosnty.
The aIiianeenen all over the state are
rejoicing A dispatch from c~arroii.oa
the primary resulted n . pcrfee:
Waterloo for senator George He has
been routed. horSe. foo: and drzgoon~
Barisdaie carried the oosn,y by .
large majority. senator 6sorre and hAs
army Of speakers have eaava~sed eserJ
part Of the county and did I'll In :h~ts
power 10 stem sas ts4e. Boz ali 20 No
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-14
Esgises Dssigpsd "a Light Up the Trsiss
aad Coasame Their Oun smohs.

ssd Ccessme Their Own s@ohs-
MnwArKEE- Aug. 6-Tbe So Paul
road Is building two engines st the
Milwaukee shops which promise .
revolution in locomotive building The
new engines consume their own smoke
and have no smoke stack They are
fitted up with M electrical headlight
which il placed on = stand Immediately
in front of the boiler. thus giving
the engineer an unobstruciea rew
Of the line ahead The drive whecis
are larger than N the ordi-
nary locomotives and intended for
greater speed