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The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Quick travelling.

The new schooner Lizzie E. Dennison of
Portland, commanded by Captain F. A.
Small, late master of schooner Anita, has
arrived at Kings Ferry, Fla, from Mar
Unique. West Indies. The vessel made the
trip out and back in AZ days, a distance of
1910 miles. and discharged $4,000 feet of
pitch pine lumber. She made the outward
passage in thirteen days, and the passage
back in days and IS hours. Captain Small
is well pleased with the vessel, and thinks
she is perfect in every respect. This is the
eighth new vessel he has commanded since
dQEA
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Arthur w.. karrls Wantad

A despatch to City Marshal Fogarty Of
Dover, N. H.. Saturday, requested that Of
fetal to arrest Arthur w. Harris, employed
by G. Fl. Guppy & Co., of Portland. Mr..
William Alden of G. II. Guppy & Co., had
nothing further to say than that Mr.. Harris
had been employed by the firm as a cigar
drummer and had severed his connection
with the firm the previous evening. Harris
left Dover before he could be arrested.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
PERSONAL.

MIR. Sterling Dow and family are going to
Aiken. S. c., for Mr.. BOWS health.
Mr.. Parker Pillsbury is visiting at the
Thomas mansion, corner of State and Dam
forth streets.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 81. Crockett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Haskell are going South for an ex-
tended trip.
The friends Of Mr.. Walter Goold will be
sorry to lose him but will be glad to learn he
has secured a fine position as organist at st.
Luke's church, Washington, d. G. Mr..
Goold has been organist 20 years at st.
Luke's In this city.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
The Museum of Amin ais.

In the different Sunday schools yesterday,
circulars were left with the superintendent
stating that Messrs. Osborne G. Clifford. the
proprietors of the Museum of Animals and
Birds. now on exhibition at Union Hall.
Free street. will give one-half of the receipts
to-day and tomorrow to Good viii Home.
East Fairfield. The circular was signed by
Mr.. Fred Brunei, secretary Superintendent
Union, who highly recommended the ex-
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
United States Reality Company.

A company under the above name was
organized Saturday at the office of N. and H.
B. Cleaves for acquiring and dealing in real
estate. The officers are
Directors-Eljah b. Phillips, (Ex-President OF
Eastern II. r., John Q A. Bracket, Ex- Governor
Of Massachusettsl, Stanton d: Loring, VIM. A.
Mason and stephen q. Perry.
President-Elijah b. Phillips
Vice President-John @. A. Bracket.
Treasurer-Stanton d. Loring.
Clerk-Stephen q. Perry.
Secretary-Henry A. Phillips.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Lecture BY Dr. hersom.

The fourth lecture in the course ggiven by
the Woman's Auxiliary to the Y. M. e. A.
will be today, March at p. m. 1t will be
Health Talk for Mothers" by j. l.. Her.
som, NJ. d.
1t gives the ladies great pleasure to offer
their patrons this lecture as all will under
stand who are acquainted with DR.. Hersom
and know her labors in this line of work.
Members of the Auxiliary are reminded that
their membership tickets will admit them.
A small admission fee will be charged for
others. This lecture is for ladies only.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

70 eu'ssy to be
PORTLAND, March 8. 1921.
x |HEN Japanese
Y v Silk Handker-
chiefs stopped
selling, which they did
shortly after Christmas, an
importer in New York
found his leftover stock
too large for safety; more
handkerchiefs than he
could afford to carry. He
tried selling them in small
quantities at regular prices
but that didn't relieve his
overburdened stock fast
enough. Then he put the
knife into the prices, cut
them in halves and quarters
sold the handkerchief in
big lots only, and in that
way it didn't take long to
clear the counters.
Two of these sacrificed
lots came to us, and to
make them go fast we've
marked them at a small
proportion Of their actual
value. They are in white
and colored embroidery,
and in a variety of tasteful
patterns. Women's neck
wear department.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

Eastman Bros. & Bancroft are
the Exclusive Agents for these
goods In Portland.
We have just received n full line
OF them, In the New Spring Shades
and we confidently recommend
them 10 our friends, as not only a
BEAUTIFUL FABRIC. but one
that will give GOOD SERVICE 10
the wearer.
40 inches wide, $I.25 per ynrd.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
SUPERIOR COURT.
REFoRE IunaE RoNNEY

SATURDAy-George E. Fitch VS.. Stephen
w. Wood. Action to recover 1923 balance
gives credit for $40 on the account. The de-
PENDANT denies ever buying the lumber or
paking anything on account of 1t. The case
was continued TO March 9th, to give the
parties opportunity to produce further testi-
m0ny.
Z. L. Poor, for plff. J.H. Hill, for diff.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Lecture on the Holy Land

Prof. Theodore F. Wright. secretary OF
the Palestine exploration fund. will lecture
In the vestry of the New Jerusalem church
this evening on the Holy Land, illustrated
by pictures and diagrams. The lecture will
| begin at s O'clock
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate In
the county have been recorded at the regis
try of deeds:
Portland-William II. Mott ey to James Parker
Real estate at Long Island. 81 etc.
CHARLES f. Parker to Mary A. Parker. 81 etc
Harpswell- James II. Wallace to Casper +. Ar
chon. $780,
81 etc.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

Perhaps our advertising
hasn't got you to knowing
of the line of fancy Dress
Silks that's here. They're
in such a remote part of
the store you'd never
dream they were here at
all, but for this now-and-
then reminder.
A beautiful line at Soc.
Another at ST, and a
cheaper one still; narrow
width with bright printed
figures on dark grounds
and stripes at CSC.
We are closing out our
entire stock of Damascus"
rope silks for embroidery
at &c a skein.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

STATE OF MAINE. COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
I, j. Z. Gilman, Cashier Of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. j. K. GILMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
day OF March, 1891.
q. Q. BANCROFT, Notary Public.
Commentaries:
GEO. s. HUNT,
JAS. p. BAXTER, Directors.
CHARLES 5. FOBE5,
mhe d3t
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Congregational Club.

Tonight the Congregational Club will meet
at Bosworth Post hall on Free street. This
will be ladies night and q large attendance
ington. Mass, will address the club.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Singers Club.

The Singers Club has elected these off.
GERS:
Msnaper-Dr. II. M. Nickerson.
Secretary and TreasurerTH. r. barnard.
pnard ~ Censors-Miss Emma Merrill, Mrs
Jennie King Morrison, Dr.. II. M. Nickerson, Har
~ X. Merrill.
Musical Director-Harvey Murray.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Cumberland Rowing Association.

Cumberland Rowing Association.
The Cumberland Rowing Association will
send a tug-of-war team to Boston to contest
in the inter-club games of March 18th. The
team will be composed of Norton (anchor)'
Mcdonald, Quinn and Black. Messrs. Leon
ard and Leyden will 60 as substitutes.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

OFFICE Of Lighthouse Inspector, lst District,
" at Portland, Maine, March 8, 1891. Pro.
O'clock M. on Friday, the goth day Of March. 1881
for Shackles and Spare Keys for use in this dis,
trict for fiscal year ending June 80, '92. Forms
OF proposal and written specifications, showing
what Is required, can be had or seen by appiyipe
to this office. The right is reserved to reject any
Is also reserved to require the delivery, at sr,y
time during the fiscal year, Of a greater Quantity
mentioned in the specifications than the o,,antitv
therein specified, and a clause to that effecr viii
be inserted In the contract. Proposals for
shackles and spare keys will be subject 70 the
above conditions. FRANK WILDES, Commsn.
der U. s. N, Lighthouse Inspector. mh9d3t
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

OFFWpE Of Light House Inspector. lst District
ala Wi; ~ ~ cortland. Maine, March 8. 1891 fTopos
m. ON dLscelyed At this office until II 1891 9os
a gdnTsn ng and delivering Provisions for Vessels.
posaIs snd stations In this district Forms OF Pro
ulars as to the articles reonred and the terms Of
o oseslsvery and payment can be Drained at this
or M ~ right Is reserved to reject the w1S S
fects: FRANK WILDES'' Gsmmander U. 8. n,
Light House Inspector. maredSt
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
nor sALE-Goln'

fon sAaLEmGoing South; going out Of the bus.
to,asneesS.st, The long established and well known
This ~ ,h Book Store 90 Exchange street.
ish \, 40 ne Oldest book store in Portland, esIap-
he Sn S1 years; has always done good pronts-
sale. snnsa stock. fixtures and good VIII ior
mi. q LOT sale or TO lease for term OF years.
maTa n q saanu opportunity for live man 70
t IP mIney. Apply to 8. ii. C0LESWORThf'
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
Wcman's Literary Union.


Saturday afternoon the Womau's Literary
Union gave an English entertainment and
afternoon tea at Thatcher Post Hall. The
exercises consisted of the rendering of the
following programme;
Essay Mary SomerVille
Miss Ella Bangs.
Sketch of Elizabeth Frye.
Mrs. George O. Frye.
Song Phyllis is My Only Joy
Miss Lucia Merrill.
Women Novel Writers Of the Present Age...
Mrs. Dr. King.
Violin SOLO,. Rsverie
Miss Leach
Essay Browning
Miss Florence Brewer.
song. ................. .......My Love He Is Late
Miss Merrill.
POEM. Mother and Poet
Recited by Mrs. DR.. Swasey.
A high tea followed the exercises, under
the direction Of Miss Inez Blanchard. The
tables were tastefully arranged and decor
ated with bouquets of dafodils, presented by
the Beecher Club. The programmes were of
an original design by Mrs. BIagdon, presi-
dent of the Union, and will be highly priced
as souvenirs
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
"Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing syrup"

has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teethipg, with
perfect success 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by Druggists In every part Of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 25c bottle. feb6MW&F&w1y.-
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
The Death Rate.
Diseases. 1 2 8 A s 8 7 Total

The whole number of deaths in the city for
last week was II, from the following
causes:
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

nFFICE of Light-Hous Inspector. LIST District
" atPortland, Me-: March 6, 1891. Proposals
will be received at this ONCE until ~ O'Clock MI.
nishing and delivering Fuel for Vessels and Sta
tons n this District. for the fiscal year ending
june 80, 1872. Forms 81 proposals and printed
kinds of fuel required the quantity and quality.
and the terms of delivery and payment, can 6e
reject any and all bids, and to waive any defects
The right is also reserved to require the delivery
at any time during the fiscal year. of a greater
article mentioned In the specifications than the
quantity therein specified, and a clause to that
effect will be inserted in the contract PROPOSALS
FRANK WILOES, Commander U. s. N, Inspec.
tor, LIST l.. II. District. inh9d3t
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

To be free from sick headache, bill
iousness, constipation, etc., use Carriers Little
Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They gently
stimulate the lliver and free the stomach from
bile mar9d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

- at Portla mgnt House Inspector, Ist District,
M, on FRIDAY we'd at this ONCE until IL 0ctock
Stores, Gap :, the Goth day Of March. 1sgLs ior
this disty ley and Kitchen Furniture Iqr ase \. IN
tions forms Of proposal and written speeinca-
SCI showing what Is required. can PC naa q On
III ~ applying to this office. Inc rlgns - SC
sefvee 10 reject any or all bids, and 70 waive any
defects. The right is also reserved to require the
srsatary az any time during the hscal yea1 Oh
tem quaat,ty mot to exceed onelnut q, any
thantas quantity therein specified, and clause to
nnss,s to VIII be inserted in the contrsEI 1I
Ject 70 these conditions FRANK WILDES, Com
inanaer U. s. N, Light House Inspector o.o.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

OFFICE of Light House Inspector, LIST District,
" at Portland, Maine, March g.: 1891. Pro.
o'clock M. on Friday, the goth day. OF March,
1891, for Mooring Stones for use In this district
for fiscal year ending June 80, 1872. Forms OF pro-
posal and written specifications, showing what Is
required, can be had OF seen by applying, to this
ONCE. Inc right is reserved to reject any or an
reserved TO require the delivery, at any PINE
during the fiscal year. of greater quantitv mot
TO exceed one-thirdl of any item o, article
therein specified and clause to u sact vii,
pc inserted In the contract. Pro- osais for moor
i9g sISnes VII be subject to tb ABOVE conditions.
House Inspector -ider U. D. NJ a a
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

NEW ADvERTEsEmENT TO-DAY
FINANCIAL.
Eastern Banking Co,
ADJUSTMENTS.
Congress square church-organ recital
Portland theatre.
FOURTH PAGE.
Owen. Moore g. Co.!
Rines Brothers. ..naotor X
ESy SaIe-Eenjamin Shaw.
Eol MlIett & Co.-Congress street.
RnfIs Coffin & Co.-B0ston.
For sale-C0lesworthy's book store
Agents beware.
lost Gentleman's ring.
For one week only-F. K. Sargent.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

$1,000 reward offered by /. s. johnson & Co.
Boston. Pamphlet with full particulars free.
mara eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
AGENTS BEWARE,

u1URELIABLE books are being Published to
" take advantage OF the great demand which
now exists for a reliable history OF the life and
deeds Of the last great General OF the war; Gen.
VIM. Tecumseh Sherman; be not deceived, but
take the agency for Gen. towards reliable histo-
ry; we control its sale In the state of Maine; big
inducements to agents; call 0n'or address EX-
CELSIOR PUB. CO., 1876 Middle street, Room 20,
Portland, Me. mar9d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
MAR RAG ES.

Beecham's Pills act like magic on a weak
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

Edison's monograph speaks for itself, so does
White Beavers "Cough Cream" Every bottle is
warranted by the manufacturer. octl dem.
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09

II OST-On Sunday, probably on Sta to or Con-
II sress streets, gentleman's seal ring, the
stone a sard, in old fashioned gold setting the
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at $50 Congress street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1891-03-09
VIEW ApvERrIsEnIENTs.

The weathe, today
Is likely to be
fnir
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23
ENERGETIC FEMALES.

PnrADxLSuIA has . female snetSce-
ee1.
DCuxe the pat ak moeths ma leo
than 80 timber eisinS have bern tak<o
~ n waaAiagsna ty yosng wuDea
Ma wnliAx TrxRy. who lives b
the Sioahoaing D~oantains of Penssyl
vsnfA has wishia ths lasa three yean
killed three wil0es1A. three deex. tAs1e
bean and . wild turkey.
A WALDO C0cyTy mel teacher ma
yet out 1t her teens beside her school
duties 6nAs tiDk lo1 eoos66es1hae o.
side wosk. ed Il = easi0d hss d.
tsoced al ths fAgDen = IL vicinity =
oskineoooey y shssp 0istDe.
NM FINN OoaOo0. ~ CaRioen. Ne.
esutes oos fssD u rs se9es dssiAG
tAs sso0es ssd shrv1gh ths wfoses
earns Dsaey b hssting shiagseA -
= - exeel1eus ha0A Uish n AZ. 60
fen tsee& j1nk - pi3e. psow ~ hsr
yUw. 0ow - pteeA w5sh the hA
8UCuk0KAuHo - sheso a16D6 -
IL NJ a. Wuoas's sccpoDahAOs0aA
Ayo@gWs0sa = LDo1uo w0suesus3y
aFgu1e40 - dag q hD0hsoah-
ig 81 a~4pvupBihaing ersssfo ssluDh&s
azffleA H. wemss ooaanf4s6 ~
On de1kMe whA eo0iSessb5e sbii4y
~oUuB-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

AErER nearly . years fight the mold.
ers at HpeA1ngsho3 4 Lanes foundry
1t Cincinnati have secured IN advance
in wages Of s per cent
CuAMLEs RRENN Milton Gilmore.
Grant Gray and viii Bsbcock were in.
staatly killed b. . train On the Lake
Shore railroed . few miles east Of Ere.
mont. O. All the men were returning
bono fr0a market They were in :
sled, which was demolished and the
horses killed.
WHAT Is said to be the heaviest dam.
age suit ever begun in the FEDERAL
courts hos been hroaght 1t ChjcaRo BIZ
W1iItam St1rEeA of New York, aeainst
John Y. Farwell, Charles r Fsrwell
sAd Abner Taylor. The smouuN oousht
being placed q sl.ssa,eoa ~ ~
grows oat Of the buildinx Of the Texne
6tste Capitol
Tas l.eee striking miners q Rlocfon.
Ala, have decided to 90 beck to wort
q Tie old rate. II b thought The xrraa
s1E1ks = shout over.
A. b. ANNEDowx, the New York drv
goods dealer. he's fled Q schedule go.
ing tha3 his liabilities were ~. ;oe -
no0inal aasets 31ei,oos, sctu,i 49,.
however. being only sosss& As -
of TIE assets are pledged o conaAer,l
fhe aaaignee win mt receive more th,n
S1s, So
I'm YaliDs IDdians q Washh~So.
Aave beea 6dulgiag IN ghost da,cine.
lt99 q Dallas. Tex, comme1cine r
Hooqer's liqsor stnr~ did sss.sep dan
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23
ADDITIONAL ~DlSPArCarR

The legislative day Of the Senate Of
the 10th was continued until 6 p. m. Of
the 18th, when the elections bill was
laid aside informally and adjournment
was had until the 18th.
THREE Indian lads who ran away
from the school 1t Anadarko !. r.,
were frozen to death. The principal Of
the school fed, fearing the vengeance
Of the relatives Of the boys.
GEORGE BANCROFT, the venerable
historian, died 1t Washington on the
nth. He was born 1t Worcester, Mass,
October 3, 1904.
THE alarm caused by the revolution
ary outbreak in Entire Rios, Argentine
Confederation, has subsided.
CLEANING house returns for the week
ended January II showed IN average
increase Of 80 compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the increase was IS
The London Stock Exchange was
buoysnt during the week ended Janu-
ary II. Money was abunda14 The
Paris Bourse was firm with IN upward
tendency. Berlin was irregular and
rather dull.
WALLsRIDeE's hardware store, But.
falO. n. Y, burned recently. Los,
ssss.0oo; insurance, sso0.0oo
A DIsPATCH says that the revolt in
Chilli is spreading rapidly. The insur.
gents N very energetic aud are said to
Be managing their campaign in . veyy
skillful manner. They appear 70 be
possessed Of large resoarces and the t.
So. according 70 The dispatch, = very
doubtful.
Two women were killed and several
persons injured By . neutral gas explo-
sion At the Marvin Hotel Fndlay. O.
TaE Senate he's paAed . bNl aPPgo-
psiating sl.s.3seee 1or Tie early coople-
lion of the improvement a tie mouth
It tie Columbia river. 0Fegoa. aaA ssl4.
90 for Tie early eDoPaetioa of IL
canals and locks It The cascades of Co
slumbia.
TaE city council Of Cheinnati Aas
passed IN ordinaDee to Uahe e . 0io6o-
Deanoe 70 give lgpaoeic lectures
Tn legislstfve coo1ftte q IT,
Minnesota EaxDesJ Al1iAnce has d.
ei1ed 10 paih Ain for . state Agrie1ltp
uFal BureaA
SEyRx tAoaand dollnss vustA q -
~ ~ sefed y Ol13anA, Gil, q .
exRseD wagua
GsR JAMS HAxxHx has beso aRpu1u1p
Cd Lord Jutice q - Dr1ehA Co0t q
Appo0lA1 - 0aoee1 &-N
He = - 0oun q foWos11 GAauaGA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

FRENCH physicians criticise Prof.
Koch's report upon the Ingredients of
his famous lymph. They say that the
report is incomplete and does not indi-
cate the quantity Of the dose or the sub
stances composing the liquid. They add
that the rem edy is shrouded in mystery
and the necessity of caution is una
hated. They also say that the efficacy
has not been shown and no patient
treated according to the Koch system In
France has been cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

SEcRErART PnocToR has received .
letter from General Ruger. dated St
Paul, January 1. in regard TO the con-
duct OF the Indian police taking part in
the capture Of Sitting Bull with . view
to rewarding them for their services
and also providing for the families Of
the policemen who were killed in that
engagement He says: The conduct
Of these men Is remarkable for fidelity
rs well - courage and some act Of tie
Govcrnment in recognition Of them
would seem ct Is to those directly con
ccrned and expedient for the encourae>
ing effect il wosA have upon al the
Indians a the r~eservaAi60 Who desire to
s,ouSoro to the new eoaditions Of their
lives"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

Miss LILLIAN OWEN. Of Sol Smith
Russelrs company. who was journeying
eastwards from San Francisco to wed
Charles Kent, Of Stuart Robson's COM
pany. died at Chicago recently after .
short illness. Like Miss Emma Abbott.
she was taken i'll with pneumonia 1t
Salt Lake. Utah. but had Temporarily
better fortune than the famous opera
singer, begged 20 continue to travel nm
til reaching Chicago. She had consid-
ershle reputation rs q bright little Sou
brette. She was - years old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

THE Irish Registr.r-Genera in his re-
port ON the potato crop in Ireland In
nOunces that 7e0. sol acres Of potatoes
were planted in 1890, rs against 49, 34
acresin the preceding year, and that the
yield had decreased |, OS1, 1913 tons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

COMMISSIONER HAY. of Wyoming. tele-
graphs Secretary Dickinson, of the
Worlds Fair at Chicago, that the Gov
crnor has signed the bill appropristing
5000 for Wyoming's exhibit 1t the Ex-
position of 1898. The Legislature of
the young State Of Wyoming is the first
in the Union to make ~ appropriation
for this purpose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

The German Reichstag has rejected
Herr Aur's proposal that the abolition
of the tariff on cereals should be re.
fcrred TO a committee. Herr Richter's
motion to abolish the tariff on cereals
and cattle was also defeated by . vote
Of 81 tn l6-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

LIEUTENANT WILSON, Of the Second
artillery. has written q letter to his
father, State Senator Wilson, Of Ohio,
in which he denOunces in the ~severest
terms the Government Indian agents.
''These agents, he writes, ARE q set of
scOundrels. and the Indian Bureau b
rotten from top to bottom"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

PRESIDENT BAKER, in his address TO
the members Of the Chicago Board of
Trade at the annual meeting. charged
the Western Union Telegraph Company
with fostering bucketshops and said
that he believed the time was ripe for
the members Of the several exchanges
whose relations were intimate and Inn
portant to establish their " tele-
graph lines. 4 committee of five was
appointed at the meeting to formulate
such . plan rs suggested BY President
Baker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

GEORGE c. BAKER. clerk in the United
States appraisers Office ut Philadelphia,
has been arrested for completely in
frauds against the Government, In
which Spreckles' sugar refinery was in
fcrcSfed-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

RECENTLY an interested crowd in New
York watched ex-MayOr Grace destroy
by fire 81, 000, 900 worth Of South Amer.
ican railroad bonds, wAleh had to be
put out Of the way to Protect . big stock
transfer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

FRANK r. DEMAREsT, member of the
New York Legislature, was arrested at
Nyack, n. ", recently, charged with
Incorporating money and forging in
dorsements on checks. He refunded the
money secured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

The Indiana House passed a resOlu.
ton c~riticising the census returns o.
grossly inaccurate, and representatives
in Congress are instructed to take steps
toward correcting such returns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23
DuRlFY YOUR
BLOOD.

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81 oasuea1 o~ssposu1sss UeasA tssssy
~ sssve0 svs1Do - m - Hlssssvs
0sus us0os1so1s tsss-
- Obsoe - - ~ ~ ss1ss1 ssos6aas
0oss0. ~. oAo0as 1u0o1s1 - 0seAs
~ q - ~ 1ssssssy q ~ sSas-
~ - ~ Wos1v. ~ 60 ~ hOs6nsas
- WODln11A MsOsD - $1,000
hdehy Ash Bitter!
ssaosGsvss 80 ssosaes. - - ~
~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-23

BRIsrol. viii have . new coaling dock
built 1t AvoamOuth large enough 10 -.
cOmmOdate ocean steamer.