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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

The prince of Wales opened the In
ternational congress of hygeia in Lon
don on the 10th. There were 8, 500 del
egates present. among them Pasteur
and Koch.
The present population Of Iowa is
1911. 500 according to the census re-
turns. This Is al increase Of 2S9. 2sl in
the past ten years
A BOILER explosion occurred at Chau-
mont, In the department Of Hsute
Marine. France, by which six persons
we're killed and four were so horribly
burned that their lives were despaired
of.
The fourth annual meeting of the
American society Of microscopes began
on the 18th at Washington.
A DISPATCH was received by Senator
Farwcll at Chicago on the 18th from
Prof. .Dyrenfurth, at Midland, Tex,
where he went to produce rainfall by
the firing of dynamite in balloons sent
up for that purpose. The experiment
proved a complete success, rain falling
copiously for several hours.
The London press is unanimously of
the opinion that Mr.. Dillon has made a
bold bid for the Irish leadership and
that he will without doubt be success
full.
REVENUE officers have seized 81, 900
worth of opium in Shasta, Cal, and
broken up nine Chinese factories
A TEST was made on the 18th at Will
let's Point, n. Y, Of a new electric
torpedo boat which it is expected will
be accepted by the government 1t is
known as the Edison-Sims invention.
The contract made with the govern
meut calls for a speed of eighteen miles
per hour. The test was pronounced
successful and it was stated that the
boat can travel at least twenty miles
an hour.
The Charleston has been ordered to
Yokohoma and will leave August Is for
Shanghai, owing to missionary troubles
at points along the Yang Use Kiang
river.
A sQUALL on Long Island sound blew
the supports Of a steamers deck down
on which a large body of excursionists
were enjoying themselves and fourteen
people were killed and many others in
jured.
ENORMOUS forest fires are raging in
the vicinity of Toulon, France, and .
great quantity of valuable timber has
already been destroyed. Troops Of SOL
diers and many sailors are employed in
digging a trench around the burning
section.
IT is announced that salaries must be
cut and a number of employees dropped
if the national worlds fair commission
is to avoid a big deficit at the close Of
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1892
The estimates already prepared show
an apparent deficiency Of SIS, $40.
jim CoRBETr has deposited 81, 900 with
the New York World TO fight any man
above ground. Marquis Of Queensbury
rules to q finish or q limited number
of rounds He prefers Slavin or
Mitchell
from Saratoga gives an interview which
its correspondent had with C C Shane.
the wealthy fur merchant in which he
said he had been informed by the agent
OF a satin and silk importing house that
the importers in New York have raised
ss0o. 900 to defeat Mckinley.
A TERRIBLE windstorm visited Keo-
kuk. la; on the afternoon Of the 18th.
RUSSIAN ukase has been issued di-
rectipg the railroad officials throughout
the country to give precedence over al
other trains, passenger or freight 10
trains conveying grain supplies 70 ths
distressed provinces
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ST. Paul MIxx. Aug. i3-Thc Daily
Ne~s Yesterday afternoon paeitssed IN
e,.horsse statement showing tsasish.s
no.i..xe insormatioo that the s-caIled
.bold-yourwhe.a- Farmers AniAncs
eircu,ar wa gotten mp By Minneapolis
spectators and Tia: al e1pss~~s. are
being paid by hat crowd A stranger
was imported 20 handle The aiiiance
nea and get them 90 father sse move
meua The syndicate have ss@oe os
old vh<s. 10 unload and II shey esn ball
\ market ana usload they vili thea
let IL slump 90 boy In The nsr crop 81
-auned pr,eeA
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Croua I'm Good ahau~,

DALLAS. Tex, Aug. lathe cotton
crop outlook in Texas and the Indian
territory is very promising. The acre
age Is fully 10 per cent larger than last
year, and the condition about !; p
cent better. The crop is ter DAYS late
The corn crop is made and seandan' n
north and east Texas with enough 70
supply home CONSUMPTION - rule n
other portions. Of the state The acre
are is in excess of las; year. Corn and
other crops in Brewster county II Inc
BIO Grapde .aiiey Of west central Texas
were totally destroyed By sr.sshopPrr>
sugar and hay prospects arc favorable
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

STOCK in the proposed candidacy Of
Senator German for the presidency had
quite a boom among the politicians in
Washington by reason Of the fact that
the Farmers Alliance Of Maryland in
dorsed him with great unanimity for re-
election to the senate. This, his friends
claim, indicates that he would be &C
cratic presidential nominee.
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ADDIrlONAL DISPATCHES.

REV. DR. JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, one
of the most distinguished clergymen of
the Protestant Episcopal church, is
dead. aged 81.
TIE large paper warehouse Of A. g.
Elliott 4 Co., corner of Sixth and Jayne
streets, Philadelphia. has been badly
damaged by fire.
OWING to the depression in the iron
trade. operations at many Of the prin.
cipal iron works in the Cumberland
Eng district have been suspended for
some time and the inability of the
workmen to procure employment is
causing the most acute distress
MATsApA SoRAHICHI. the noted Jap
ancse wrestler, died suddenly at New
York recently. He was suffering from
consumption.
THE European bourses during the
week ended August Is we're depressed
and dull.
Two men we're killed by a collision
on the Union Pacific near Brighton.
Col A freight engine had died" and
while the train was standing OF the
track q special dashed into it
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August Is showed an average de-
crease of l6.1 compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was $50
SARANAc lake :club house, near
P~lsttsburg. n. Y, has been destroyed
by fire. Seventy-fve guests lost nearly
all their personal effects
The reports of the discovery of cx-
tensive anthracite coal fields in Sonora
Mexico. are confirmed by adviccs re
ceived by the bureau of American re
publicA : -
THREE fatal balloon accidents oc-
Cured recently. At CINCINNATI Miss
Annie Harness fell with her parachute
closed and her body was broken to
pieceA Near Syracuse. n. v, James
Buckingham fell with his parachute
into Ongala lake and was drowned
At Tacoma. Wash, an seronaut named
johnson fell. from his balloon . dis
lance Of 1000 feet
THERE Is absolutely no foundation
for the reports that Jay Gould il Sc
riously i'll 1t the Soda SpriugA Idaho
LIEUT.. ScNvkH, the commissioner "a
Central America for the Latin-Amer-
lean department reports BY cable that
the 9overnment Of Salvador will erect
its own building 1t Jackson Park. Chi
|cAgo
THRRR Wa . destructive 6re at Nor
folk. Va. recently during . storm.
h-~ksu~ owt In H. NcrAnlk $780,
Co.'S building On Water street and
quickly spreadinG. Ia loss r1a up q
tseeo9
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

ARRIVALS from the region of Sonora,
Cal, on the Colorado river. report a
most wonderful change in the topog-
raphy of the country. Many old land
marks are obliterated, prominent nat
ural objects are wiped off the face of
the earth and new ones created in un-
expected places. The small stream
four miles north of Lerdo, which prior
to the earthquake was readily forded.
has become impossible. The Cocopah
Indians predict another earthquake,
liable to occur oon They say natural
signs indicate il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

THE grave situation created by the
failure of the crops in Russia is causing
the greatest apprehension in all circles.
The Grashdanin declares that the local
administrations will be unable to make
provision for the Inhabitants Of the dis
tressed provinces by drawing upon the
surplus of other provinces if the specu-
lators are allowed to export corr or if
the artificial rise in corn is not checked.
The public demands that the govern
ment Immediately place a duty on rye.
The Financial Messenger declares that
it will be almost impossible for Russia
to export corn this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

The reports as to the relations be-
tween Chilli and Bolivia growing out Of
the latter's recognition of the belliger-
ents, one of which reports was that
Chilli had declared war against Bolivia,
are said to be untrue and the stories OF
cruel punishments inflicted by the gov
eminent are pure inventions The gov
eminent simply arrests those who are
supposed to be aiding and abetting the
rebels and sends them to Iquique. the
headquarters of the congressional
party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

G. A. FARGO, one of the new senators
of the Cherokee nation and a man of
much influence. says he is In favor OF
selling the Cherokee strip at once. As
soon as the Cherokee council convenes
in November he will introduce a bill TO
sell the strip and Immediately divide
the proceeds among the people OF the
nation. A large number of the other
members of the council nave already
promised to support this measure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

THE Gillian congressional ENJOYS in
Washington have received advices from
Chilli which they say confirm the state
ments that President Balmaceda had
removed all the judges in the country
and appointed other persons to their
places. The judges removed include
the chief justice of the supreme court
and his six associate justices, the judges
of the courts of appeal and all the dis
trict judges. The ENJOYS say this &C.
ton of Balmaceda is in direct defiance
of article los of the constitution of Chilli.
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av~rsS, 0sss RssAgssss.a-

CrcAso. Aug. n-Chsf Eaztne>f
Gosalseh Of the vor.fs fair. sssooAhed
she oS8eials Of tAs expnttsoa By kor
derine his r~esisnasSsa MooAsy eveaisE
Csusual preesssicas were okes -
he direesoss % keep Tie ss of Mr.
0osslsebis resignation froo tAe PS
he NJ 6osflebis restgsssSoa b
d. rssals Of toag arss
Of nisusdensandingx stsA Chkf
a Constxuesioa BanhaA Hcth
sre oea Of ssroag ~eoavsetioeA O.
ms.y a - Doss iDpostass 8sss<1
u,sting 20 - s~aGinssrtag ssssarss q
- vpgk thsy sssA - a0sse nAsb
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

THE newspapers of Lima, Peru, con-
tain elaborate accounts of the removal
of the remains of Francisco Pizzaro,
who led the conquest Of Peru. from a
vault under the altar of the cathedral
at Lima to the chapel of the viceroys in
the same building. The remains were
subjected to a careful examination and
the body was found to be admirably
~~acoruo1
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

"Ir is going to be a long time before
the American product is admitted to
Germany on an equal basis with their
home meats" said p. ID. Armour, of
Chicago. who has just returned from
abroad. There is really something
more involved than a matter of comfy
between the two nations. A national
taste in the matter of meat eating is in
volved- The Germans will eat their
meats raw. For that reason 1 think
that no meats will get into Germany
except under German inspection. AS
for the favorable French legislation,
that appears to have been hung up by
the French senate"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

lxrrRx Blood 10 the primary cause % the
majority OF diseases to which tho human
family 10 subject Tho blood Ia passing
through tho - stem visits every PARTON ~
the boiy-if pure, carrying strenyth and
vitality, " impure. disease and death.
Blood poisoning 10 moat dangerous Prlckly
Ash Bittors VIII render the l.,f imposs .ble.
and viii regulate the system 90 thu, health
will DO a sure result
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

Mr. SURGEONS faculty for remem-
berlng names and faces is well known.
but sometimes he makes a slip, and the
following little anecdote shows his
felicitous way of setting himself right
OF such occasions. Meeting recently a
for a year, he said: Right glad to see
you, Mr.. Partridge" The student was
of course immensely gratified to find
that the great divine remembered him.
but reminded the pastor hat his name
was not Partridge. but Partridge. 'Oh,
yes" quoth Mr.. Sturgeon, Il must not
make game of You any more"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21
A Dangerous Duehine.

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, Aug. ia-Just
before the steamer Buffalo left for the
illuminated feet display at Chautauqua
last evening . section of the deck.
crowded with people, gave way. throw
ing about thirty persons in the water.
A scene Of excitement ensued. but by
prom pit action all were rescued alive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21
Death aad JaIee

Are not surcr than the fact that ~ you arc
con,tipated. tho most efficient, as well as the
least painful LAXATIVE. 10 Host~ttcrs s,om
ach Bi,ters. gentle and thorough. not vac
lent and weakening ike q drastic ca,hAr,ic
Together with the bowels, the liver and
stomach arc regulated and invtsoratei By
mi. genial reformer. which also s~ublusat~s
malaria, rheumatism. neuralgia, nervous
ness and disorders OF tho sidpeys
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

The progress of the European sugar
beet crop is slow. The continued wet
and cold weather has seriously set back
the development of the roots. especially
in the low lying districts, although the
leaves are luxuriant. Even with ex-
ceptionally fine weather in September
il is doubtful whether the increased
acreage will yield an increased pro-
duction. The present tests are on a
level with those of 1888. when the final
yield was twenty per cent below the
weld of 1890.
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d Sea Nympha

First Scashore Madden can swim
beautifully now. Can you
Second Scashore Maiden No. but !
will bet you a box of candy that ! can
drown quicker than you -Munsey's
Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

LORD COLERIDGE, chief justice of
England, replying to a CORE spondent
asking an opinion on the Bible passage
'Swear not at all" and Christ's words
"Letyour words be yea or nay" says
he has no doubt of the lawfulness of
oaths on special occasions. God also
swears by Himself. The precept of the
Lord is like that giving a cloak as we'll
as a a or offering both cheeks to be
smitten- 1t is to be taken as a state
ment of principle, not as an order to be
obeyed literally, irrespective of circum-
stances The whole Jurisprudence of
Christian nations Of nineteen hundred
years has been based on oaths.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

ington on the 18th state that heavy
rains have caused great havoc in the
German empire and hold out no promise
for average crops In Austria-H Hungary
the cereal crops viii this year be under
the average, rye being the worst crop
ever known. The crops of Spain will
be At least Is per cent under the aver
age The August condition of crops in
France are worse than in July. through
heavy rains. The rye crop in Russia Is
exceedingly deficient and for the first
time known wheat and rye prices are
- the same level In India the threat
ened famine has been arrested by time
n xnin&
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NoaNG Hoak Choaea.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, Aug. A-The re
publican congressional committee met
yesterday and canvassed the returns of
Saturdays election. The Official fg-
ures are: Houk. is,2ss; Woodruff. e.057;
Houk's majority, 9.22s
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

OF health and ;renx,h renewed and OF esae
and comfort follows the use OF syrup %
Pigs. rs IL srts 10 harmony with na,urs n
e~n-c,uslly cleanse the system when costlye
or bilious. For sale In Soc and elO bottles
by All leading druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21
O0~saI Aerse.It.rai Chemsssa

WAsHINeroS, Aug. E--The eouveo-
ton Of the Official agricultural chemist.
met here with . large attendance OF
members President H C Caldwell
read an address which MAS followed
by . report from the secretary. H. NJ
Wiley. The remainder of the session
was taken up By the discussion OF
routine a6airx
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

THnlk IL one remedy that has saved many
adcbilita,cd. biosl poisoned mortal to u
of happy usefulness ard robust health u
will save you IL yus VIII rive u a trial "
10 DIR John BuiIs S~arszpsriilA Any mefi
cine dealer will supply you Soe do Jour
sclf lnIastice II you fail % us e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

LONDON. Aug. lA-Mnch has neea
said recently Conserving The eres.
number Of foreigners who arc aiiese
10 be arriving IN England II being held
By many that the reported influx wss
due 70 the exodus Of Jews from kossia
An oGseiai report is.ed to-day On The
immigratioa dlring tie mooth OF Jsly
shows that The number OF foreignen
catering England during that mossA
% AGA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

FRED DOUGLASS has expressed him
self favorably towards the projected
granting of pensions to e~x-slaves
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

AILcases Of weak or lame back. backschr.
rheumatism. will lad relief by uesriag oae
OF Carriers Smart W eed and Bellsdonss
Bsckache Piaatcrs. Price y cenia Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

PEopts who war tight she's may not
tahc the prize ~ a cake walk. but ihey often
secure tho bum a. buniOn ~ ashinS,oa
Hstrhcs
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

DURING the twenty-four hours ended
at midnight Of the 10th there were forty
cases of heat prostration in New York
city. all Of which proved fatal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS is expected to
select the resting place In Richmond
for her husbands remains some time in
nc<p1or
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

Ed. Bcrgcron. General Dealer.
f.auxon. Lewis. Quch~c. writes II
have used Angus, Flower with tho
hes, possible results for Dyspepsia"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

.TnIs 10 very well pu,." rensrsei The
-~asseoaasA -wssAlnston k,ar
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21
august.
Flower"
For Dyspepsia.

A. Bcllanger. Propf. Stove Foun-
dry. Moniaguy. Queh~c. writes II
have used Angus, Flower tos Dys-
p~psis. II gave me great relief l
recommend !, TO all Dysp~p,ics q > .
very good remedy"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

plAxxyl neI. she skis often prcaoo>s .
rash, removable with Glean soiphar soap
His Hair acd whisksr Dye, 20 oeso
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

A srsio dealer sSrcrtisos Tho smohcs's
sing" A cpl, tune. probably -R,s.on
Confnsrrisl Bulletin
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

The mar who cocgpie. ~ froni s~ss 10
ret sl~sys N unost "afvanc~i ,hissss
Columbus rost
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G.. A. harrington. Engineer and
General Smith. Sydney. Aus,ralis.
writes: Angus, Flower has efsec'ed
q complete urr in my CASE II act
ed like a miracle"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

" a woman would change her ssl. VITA,
would b her religion, Soc veud - q
10 then, % coafsa sHttonaI Wcrsiy.
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a PLEASING .

Try man who wants tho Earth need not
erpoct In g~s 10 without advertising -tndi
annapolis Journal
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
A. G. NosMER, PubiIsher.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
COMMENT.

MExICo's first linen mill has been
opened near the City of Mexico.
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Ine GENERAL MARKETS.

p..r o..se-i 20 uee sEs eessy~si Fsees
p~--~dy Tor CALsrsk b srsxfrte -
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.u~sf,A snA Ys~ssure 90 Ansrics's 0<aoe
81 Aasiresd- 10 Ne sisis ct . sssrnts6 Nv
sIs soisr~ isssei ~ ne Fassseess nsyeft
neat Of tn~ yes Vera C~atre = Hsdess
River rsiirusA. vita sev s1s ss1scave
s~sssres sssei IA ths 7ssssesssoa Of ssssses
Ts~ sr-ss.svs~rs 10 q s.s vtew 81 sAss %
Ne s,rsrsars, ,s~ " ssAlaSssa Bridge srress
"A. p-sssern. b1s thai 10 us>r>ay . ssas 81 Us
hraatsrs Haas fsltaw. No oas $40 asse>s
os~s ths eox eAa faai - &c . oo1grese.
ssre sA~a 90 ia rs~lsa 81 ssa~sf iaresfa
wssrs Ne rssa p.ss~s nss 70 .s.
vaisses. i~aforsastaSs tsss 10 sysr~sues-y
srr4nx~d tA-osxsxss, M eoex 10 fexssa
- hstsss asd hcAriinr hsusssS he 7st1ss
of haara. ne farvs he d4sfAnT~s -
be esx1rslca. sci. In . vofs al tasa U.s.
ssu2ily isqairnf p~rsrs, tse $500
Ia %. ps..lhly tAlsk q 5rssrsns 10 ss.sn
CcFscs 20 N. eceA OH - ~rvsrs>s ~
% aay sAdr~ss ursn r~~fFf 81 es rsae
ppssA<r by GcsrT~ ~ Ianseas. e~os-A
s~ssvr ASvat eraad csntrA stsssea Ss~
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fAsssas~r Asszl Casr~<0
~ 10 ~ wsss~- ,a.s tss sgssax esksss
ass so.s, Of . h.sse ervp -s<. y. >Ss
esesythlss In sr 10 % s-rShsSs
~ o.sy o~s xvss rrs-ssa Cos We. vrsA
tAs we'd.
Esrh w~~a Q siser~at staeA dtsplay -
rsbiishes In - . r@r~r. rssre are a. tie
words siiss "a stts~s 81 ese~Vt n9s w1r4
Tais sord vii. - fs1ad Ia tks al ter Nv.
hsrtrrs irpa Tenha I1tt-e Liver fElls sai
Wild Ch~rTy Hit,ss. Lrss for Cr~.erat'
,rsss nsra hs.d ma 81 sarefsay ssa
wssa ia ehf ths word ~aa IA, tAez ani
thru vii rrtaFa yCa . e.s. esszusal 5shs
grasea sni sAzPas tree
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

ATcHlsox. Kan. Aue. is-Hon John
J. Ingalls, has definitely decided not 70
90 70 Europe II present II b sad thai
he b busy. when not making speeches.
working on . political book
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The eoeAisioa 81 IL growing sooseeo
crop IN Tie vest - regarded - rather
bstasr thaa average. Sss ~ time ol
ysar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

80 HgNgpr las ssve5 so nssysrsl
&c.. Fve. a. Dr Bsu.WorD i~srrYrrs
me- prycr fal snd cAildrsn IKE ten 10
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Geo. Gates. Cornsh. Miss WRITES:
"Iconsider your Angus, Flower the
bcs; remedy in the world br Dys-
pepsia. I was almos, dead wi,h
tina, disease. bu; used several bottles
Of Angus, Flower. and no~ oon
slider myself a well man. sincerely
recommend this medicine 10 suffer
ing humanity the world over" o
C. G. GREEN. Sole Nsssfsofsfef.
weesbar, Ssv jsfs<y. =. 81
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II ,akos 60 ssssaAGy foe1 svn
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fsiS In he SIDE nc.riy alwaJs rcnes srca
AMI is~Pr~GPtiY Te4isrsaat
Carter sLttIs LAYER fsls Dsa tfefssk th4a
syse.t }. the .sn. ns.y lAailsra's say &C
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-21

Omaha and Grant smelter, was recently
arrested charged with violating the
eight-hour law. He will probably re-
ceive q Jail sentence. and will then ap.
ply to the supreme court for . writ of
habeas corpus on the ground that the
Law is unconstitutional This viii be
made q test Ease.
THE other evening Christian Chris
Hansen. Q Dane, was found dead By the
side of the road south Of the Elkhorn
river al O'Neill II is supposed that he
fell forward out of the wagon and
either died from the injury thus sus-
tanned or from heart disease. He was
seventy years old
ISAAC SIMMONS has been bound over
for trial at Lexington for arson.
Trouble with his wife, with whom he
has not lived for some time. caused him
70 set 6re TO his father-in-law's house il
Is alleged
DURING July s,99s barrels of oil were
inspected in Nebraska OF hat amount
1916 barrels were gasoline and only
2,o49 Illuminating oil
TaE $4,000 fund for paying bounties
on wolf scalps has been exhausted
A FLYING rumor has reached Lincoln
Of trouble At Geneva over the material
used in the construction Of the reform
school for girls
MRA JAMES SHoRfHLI. wife OF .
farmer living four miles northwest Of
Steele City. Vas badly burned the other
day while trying 70 start . Dire with
kerosene The ~ exploded. scatter
ing oil all over her: She did next day
Tn trial at Columbus Of Charles
Smith, arrested for striking Mn J. p.
Abts while he was under the in6ueoce
| az LIQUOR. resulted in Smith being bound
| over 10 the district court The charge
b assault with intent TO dogreat bodily
injury.
TuR farm mortgage roeapteAlatSoa q
- nouth Of July 1oe YoEk eounty
GAoWs dsasass of SAt1A