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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
Miscellaneous.

The Steele building at Omaha, occu-
pied by the Western Art Association As
a temporary exhibition hall, was
wrecked the other day by the walls
giving way. 1t vas . three-story brick,
and the many costly pictures of the
association, numbering some of the
most noted works Of art in the world.
were mixed with the debris. The dam
age will amount to many thousands on
pictures alone. The 'Return of Spring."
Bougoureau's celebrated piece, which
was mutilated recently, was entirely
ruined. It alone was valued at $500 0
PETER DUFFY was killed by a street
car motor at Omaha recently. He was
50 years old and leaves . wife and two
children.
WHILE the parents were absent at
church the other day . son Of Nelson
Erickson, living ON the reservation near
Stuart, aged IA, was fooling with . re-
volver and accidentally killed his four
yearold brother.
JARED CASH, q prominent and wealthy
citizen of Talmage, recently cowhided
Rev. Thomas Owen, formerly . Baptist
minister Of that place, claiming that
Owen had alienated his (Cash's) wife's
affections.
MRS COLEMAN, IN old lady living
four miles east Of Beaver City, was ter.
ribly burned BY the explosion of . lamp
she was lighting early the other morn
ing.
ASURY At Keaxney the other day re-
turned . verdict Of guilty In the case Of
the State vs. Hambin Brown. . farmer
who lived near Amherst, sixteen miles
north Of Kearney. The crime was -
ssult on his fourteen-year-old daughter.
The crime was committed last February.
Browns wife Is now in the insane asy-
lum It Lincoln BY eason Of sbuse from
her husband
PErHR BURxs went to bed 1t . hoeel
IN lincoln while infoxicated IL other
night and next morning was found deeA
He had either bl6wn out the g.s o. ~
cidentally turned 4 on nh is~ iutozieated
coalition.
N1A Bxx1A The oldest pessna n tie
county. did near Springfield Tie oGAsr
day. q the age Of - yeaEx Sc w1s
~ sister Of Jeremlah Smith, ths-Axst
~hite man 70 make The overland tip -
California, which he did n 1s3sA
II = HAought dat he mystery sr
rounding the murder Of the Less6s
children rear Gresham ovee . mar aeD
il about b b cleared M and Shst IL
murdeser has been discovered = Mem
-. 1eA
in. BUITeH the 1fgAt e1evaeof aan
n the Om6ha Zee NGafnG. - 1oand
I'D = The elevoGwfA cher 0ogutne.
having bees tndessh
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

COLONEL GEORGE s. MANN, veteran
of the Mexican war and q member of
the New York Legislature for several
terms, died at his residence In San
Francisco recently. He organized the
Home Mutual Insurance Society and
was its first president The deceased
was % years of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

AT Hollow, China, piracy has in
creased lately and December % nine
teen pirates were decapitated and .
few days later seven nor No trace
has been found Of the pirates who capt
ured the steamer NamOa.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
0ssansd By Telegraph ana Man


~ n CONGRESSIONAL.
~G&Nate met as noon nm che 3seh IN con.
katiea OF Thursdays ~scssIesssbc pendisa
rpjes TOT closing debate. Mr.. N0rgal cos-
tipued his address IN 6pposiiioA aodfat IN
yielded Tor . motion BY Mr.. w0leoee 90 pro-
eee0 % the consideration Of the apporfIonn
|Oent bill A motion by NJ. Doiph tot<&n
the table was lost W . v0s xOe q yeae
- . nays. The motion was thea adOptO0
b the same vote, Cameron. Jones (Eev.).
WO1cott. Stewart, Teller and washbarn voe.
tag VIII he Democrats, thus laying aside b
seoQlpf3Dn 70 amend the rules and also the
GA1rS1Dne bill. and the app0rttOnmene bin
~ taken up and read. tn senate soon -.
Etournea.... When the House mel Qhe journal
WAsa approved. and pending . moston % con.
[et1a1 the naval appropriation bill b neWs
q che actIon q the senate on b elections
m vas received and the naval bill was
quietly disposed Of and the House 3D.
1ouraod.
Ay1ER approving the journal In the Senate
On the 18th, the credentials Of 0esers STAN
ford (Cal) and lrby q CO.. Senators elect.
were presented and hicd. The House bill 10
punish the cOunterfeiting Of dies, tools, etc,
reported with an amendment and
passed. All O'Clock the appOrtiOnmenf bill
was taken up, the question being upon an
amendment increasing the number OF Con-
Uessmcn from x6 to 80. swing an addition.
NJ member to each Of the States Of New York,
Arkansas, Minnesota and Missouri. Pend
ing action the Senate adjourned In the
House q message was received from tine
President vet0ing the bill authorizing Okla
hOma City to issue bonds for certain pur-
poses. The House then considered the mill
tsry academy appropriation bill until adj
tOurnment
WHEN the Senate met on the 18th Mr..
had q telegram read from senator
stanford IN which the latter Senator declared
OppOs ton to the clOture rule. The appOr-
tionment bill was then taken up. the ques-
ton nde consideration being that OF in
srexsipg the number of members OF the
House, from &c to 80. No action was reached
before adjournment. The most OF the day
In the House was taken up in considering
the military academy bill in Committee Of
whole AMI little progress had been made
et adjournment.
THE 0enate on the 18th passed q bill Great
10 the ONCE Of Third Assistant Postmaster
General n took up the appoIti0nment bill.
the amendment to increase the number OF
Of the House from SIS to IS, being
under consideration, which was defeated
and the bill finally passed as IL cam, from
the House. On Mr.. Blair's motion the Senate
look up the bill to adjust the accounts Of Ia
oDreIs and others to the eight hour Law. but
4 was displaced by q motion prevailing 10
the army appropriation bill, which
the Senate until Adjournment.
rhs whole day in the House was devoted to !
the military academy bill in
Committee Of the Whole.
In respect to the memory OF the late Secre-
Iary WindOm both branches of Congress ad- |
upon assembling on the 30th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

xinpton. who had
been critically III
for some time. died
at q o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. Rradlaugh
was born In Hox-
ton. London. sep
te I'M Der 20, 1883
Owing Ia the ex-
trcme poverty of his
parents. he ceased
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
R4RsONAL AND POLITICAL.

x8RSONAL AMI POLITICAL.
The Car has opened the session of
the Finnish Landtag in person, making
q speech on the occasion.
FRANCIS MURPHY. the temperance
evangelist, was reported suffering from
nervous prOstration from OverwOrk.
He was at the home of q friend at Nor
ristown, Ind, and quite i'll.
EGYPrIAN troops have captured Han
d0ub, near Suakim.
SPAIN has accepted the proposal Of
the United States to negotiate the pro-
posed treaty Of reciprocity with Cuba in
Washington. The only apparent diff
Guilty in the way of success is the in
flexible attitude of the American Gov
ernment against the free admission Of
tobacco.
The resolution inscribed some years
ago on the records of the British House
OF Commons forbidding Charles Brad
lsngh certain privileges has been ex-
punged, his serious illness affording the
occasion.
WILLIAM F. Villas has been chosen
by the Wisconsin Legislature to succeed
United States Senator Spooner.
THE German Reichstag committee on
the sugar taxation bill rejected that
measurc in its entirety on its second
reading.
A BILL to provide Oregon with the
Australian system Of ballot has passed
the House.
WILLIAM GAY BALLENrYNE, professor
Of Greek at Oberlin College, o., has
been elected president of that institu-
ton.
Hon. GEORGE A. CRAWFORD, for years
one Of the most noted men in Kansas,
died at Grand Junction, Col, on the
F26th. In 1861 Inc was elected Governor of
Kansas, but WAS prevented taking of
fee, the election being declared illegal.
SENATOR FRYE has proposed an
acnendment to the consular and diplo-
matte appropriation bill raising the
mission to Mexico to that of the first
class, and making an appropriation of
81. 900 to meet the expenses of the lega-
ton. Secretary Blaine, in a letter to
Senator Frye, recommends that the
chsage be made.
1rAoD SBOAUosS0 AV6sCAOSasC VIOuOtC AI0O
been sdjested by mutual concessions.
SDCRErARY BLAINE denies the re-
ported scheme of reciprocity between
the United States and Canada.
REPRESENTATIVES GEEHR a Democrat,
created . sensation at Springfield, ILL.,,
by breaking the party lines ON a motion
OF adjournment He said he was tired
of the foOlishness of balloting for
United States Senator when it was
known nothing would result
CHARLES BRADLAUGH, the noted En-
glish freethinker and member of Par
Lament for Northampton. died ON the
Soth- He was born in London Septem-
Der %, 1888.
THE Gillian revolution has assumed a
sanauinary phase. Many lives have
been lost on both sides
The sundry civil bill carries $50, OOO,-
600. including s700. 900 for Worlds Fair
buildings, 81, o 900 for census and
5000 GO for Galveston harbor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

CUcAsA lea n-1hs eosYns o(
x3eAoaas a1sonnA boasing tAiEty4AsVs
s1IAa ~ SennA hA sssstAg ID ~
Wseds ssae IL rod - Pask sd Sies-
- wss peddIer and hsd been aised
sfnce Mooday. nvo known sAss h
had QuasTeIed with sa unknown SeiIov
Italian shree weeks go ssA thss IL
~knrn wm several sioes Discovered
AoOEfng Sieaaas' D0ve0eutA RruD Tie
80 % the pefyis he corpse b iiaesany
alnme fsu a hsIes Dsds - d. desAly
sas<l = appns1 tAas 0esssas 49,
1Dceyed % Park So
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER

The Empress Of Austria has implored
tho Pope to bring to IN amicable end
tho strife with Hungary on the mixed
marriage question.
The children Of Engineer william
Reinhart-a boy of 3 years and q girl
OF Q months-were burned to death 1t
their fathers home at Weeds Lake,
near Amigo. Wis. The bed caught fire
during the absence Of the parents.
MISSIONER, the celebrated French
painter, is dead.
II Is said that Russia is not interior.
ing with sealers in the Behring sea
three miles from shore. The seizures
Of American sealers reported some time
ago were for other causes.
THERE has been another massacre of
Spanish troops and residents BY natives
of the Caroline islands. About ninety
soldiers and civilians were killed.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended January 81 showed an average
decrease of 15.4 compared with the cor
responding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was ass
THE army appropriation bin was BE-
fore the Senate ON the Slst After
amendment the bill was passed. A
large mount Of business Of q minor
nature was transacted. The House was
in committee on the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill.
AcAsE of leprosy is reported In Buff
falo County, Wis The victim 4 q Nor.
wegian woman.
A CRISIS has occurred in Italy owing
70 the defeat Of Premier Crispi.
Rev. ALBERT Hale. d. D.. well
known throughout Central Illinois =
Gather Hale" one Of the pioneer Prea.
byterian preachers Of Illinois died re.
Gently, aged q. He was for twenty.
seven years pastor Of the Second Pres
byteriaa Church Of Springfield. III
II is reported that the Nihilis&s have
axrangedfor the 'ttaling Oh" Of tie Car
on March Is next the anniversary At
the assassination OF his father.
8 h InwIx. president Of The Ken
toeky EsFDers' Alliance hos been d.
posed and Thomas Garden, vice-preai-
dent put in his place.
UxcoxFlRMED reports were received
q Birmingham. Ala, On the ls& Of The
killing Of eighteen men in race troubles
ct Carbon Hnl. Troops were dispatched
BY Governor JoneA Later reports
stated that only i've negroes had heea
killed
A. Yen sAooter wo d his w.1Ao
|e9Well Ut s. MaEy2 near Linz, o..
- Load a sitro Eyeerine, Il
|0xpaodoQ and bleW the n 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

HAxusorBe. Pa. JaA sL-Ia he
Hose Q reaols4ioa waa o3ered M
dsonine Ssassor CeOesoas eDssse -
tAs silver question as6 IL elections
bill soA calling spsa hin % 81
hese closer 70 hb pasty and party
PDeipaes a else sesigA After IL
- been rod 0oeioa was 0AAe ssd
sseoe6ed 70 10y Il spoa he table. The
opeaha. however. dee36ed uss - he
NsnlgAjn - 10 heso RCD . secooA
sine 4 was Doe bs1ns0 ~ Hooa TIE
1ays wsge % Ascidsdly = he Dsjossty
ut Re40seaEoeive 1hsopaoa. vAo -
to1.1o1 4. s1levs1 = - 1EoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

AxornER Jeanne dare drama, by
Joseph Fabre, author Of . Life Of
Washington, win shortly b produced
1t the Chatelet Theater, %Paris
Madame Weber, of the Theater
Francois, will assume the title role.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

The death is announced Of Prince
Chun, the Chinese Minister Of War. lie
was the father of the recent Emperor
Of China and was the first one TO intro
duce foreign militery tactics in the ma
tive army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

TIM commissioher Of Indi.h AnaSs
has prepared . report To- the Score
tsry Of The Interior IN relatipn to
the manner Of purchasing beef on
the b0of for tbe Indian service.
He also makes . detailed statement of
the efforts that have been made from
time 10 time to do away with the prac-
tice Of contracting fog large deliveries
In Tie fan Al these eHcrtss have
failed, he says, owing 70 the insufficient
appropriations made by Congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A SPECIAL from Detroit says that
Senator Ingalls, refusal of the editor
ship Of the Detroit Tribune At a salary
Of sl5. 900 a year may not be inal and
that he may yet accept The position.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

COLONEL G. II. SNSRER, who killed
his wife Mt San Marcos, Tex, was q
Colonel In the Confederate army, . we'll
known newspaper writer and Nd bsen
twice divorced from and rensfriedt 60
the woman he shot
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

FRoN sdvices received in Londoa. II
b learned that the Sultan Of With,
Africa, died from natural causeS. The
Wituites have elected his younger
heuther "A his snccess6r:
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
asrssis t.ssssi

od Lady -, soa = g"ing aeeFA
sh"ol' Wha. seh.-'4 -. y'ss Tass u
Youns Lady ~ dan' in"s - tat 6
" lab I coaii 10 81 m. ~h.-,l -
one -ss--t Nse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

LIEUTENANT cnAmrsLa1x, q che
First artillery. Aays thst the slayer OF
Lieutenant Casey was.sg radzzste from
the Indian school ut Carlisle, Pa. and
oOa Of the Sioux chief, N0-Water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A DUEL was reported probable be-
tween the Belgian War Ninister and
General j. Rochelcaux. In . printed
Interview the latter ;cOndenned the
Minister'S scheme for terrifying smur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

XK~ YcHa. Jan E.--As expi~sos q
"a With sAook essesas ho~na -
eusse1 - - eejlss - 0sdveIitnv -
esptsa b laAsc n Ceoevss 81 lsaaty
q SIS L~exsagtoa sses0e iase sss1tne.
s0S Coesrss 81 NJ -. ieu 7 g.
0vee. his soa-ia-iew. WIutno nuvSeR.
cd Dsvd r. sAuasf2 vho ~. -
IL cellar - - s&Ds - - sxyeess@
Osys avusvty bss1s4 - Wulaam T.
2Ssass>oa 80 1ss<s. SAe ~ sadsss.
ostsg % eAeeh d esea@ a. - -,
- osAiy a4oeo4s1 - lnskA
h g. - H.iasa b . oaAeb
seFUek - 80 - - Ans saos1 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
CHARLES eRAOIAUoh DEAD.

The Noted Eagllsh E~reethoahes ssd Nss0-
her 0e Tsv1io0sHt Dead.
LONDON. JN- 3O.-Charlcs Kradlaugh,
member Of Parliament for North
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

MRS O'SHEA Is very i'll, in conse-
quence Of which the order d. the court,
giving the custody Of Che children 70
Captain O'Shes, has notyetbeen carried
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

A DISPATCH from Stockholm SAYS that
the King Of Sweden has been running
In debt cosaidersbly for personal ex-
peuse& and = ulder heavy .obligstiohs
70 certain rich mefSAaats of Gothen-
burg. These merchants are nov get
ting anxious shout their money, % the
royal allowance is not likely 70 1esve
any surplus for the obligatUW, they
bold. The matter erestes much public
Comment NJ |,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
Care

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

OLD James ROhfnsod, arrested u
Grand Rapids. Mich, for pensisnffSsdA.
Is the man who married SIX wjdowso Of
war veterans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

ltrsi~-Tn e, afraid people sj Sci
cat that were ias' mssFis.i tta'
msd. VIII ps,nlss Ia sssa, ne in
mat - ~ DC hail iaa Thought D. afF ~
bot himself
Matrsn ! adopted that plaza ~Ha
Was married. AMI nav hu,s.sna nesrr Fuf
over n-< y Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

o.. Locm Jan. A-&R XAsfiA. q
TemA alaEgo ovDR a estt2s i tAat
oGaao and XansaA Who arrived = III
city ftoo trip 70 Ensaand md SCOT
lna, Whoeo he wesS - 80 wAo1 tho
wuepeets Of The meat busineas Were
sid: 81 fond that everywhere The
pejud3ee that forDef3y existed against
bee1 hsd disaPPessed Oar
laws have restored eonA-
dencs. aDd the manner h shich they
have heeo adninis&ered proves % he
EMlih tAA1 IL chances a dfDeaDe0
bed 1sing sAiYped ase - 0Au - to6s
utae1y insipteeae4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

ADssEs. IA. la A-n ArA a4ns
ss<4aess hss ssrsu~1 Ssa~H6sy - .
s.E4se< dir H. M ssss1 - tssy.
~ 1ss 0<A wAo ~ - 90 hss
ta2ra - Two oeAsu wuU ernhs1
- alfangaDte -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

Kansas CrIY, No, Jan. SI-Char3es
Meek, who has been IN the en-
ploy a the Nidland hotel since April
last was aec;dentally killed 1t So this
noe.ing b falling down TIE elevssnr
shaft used for lifting baggage He w.
young nan of sbout IS years Of aee.
unmazried but b thought 20 have reia-
lives n OreGoa. No, . LITTLE eoaDtg
tuwn north Of 81 Joseph
OMARA, Neh. Jan 81. h Butler,
u nieAt Glevatoe man In tAe He
bufIdin9, wss found deed n the elevo-
Noe this Dns1taG. Asvtn6 beso 0ulbea
sh0fk
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

6sAOsO CIR. Ia. LEA N-h =
mppsssd Aese thsa styNAts @Gxpssp
dos eeeasss1 - NWgzsOx a. sssDsy.
yDosr1By. - . - Dsil oev O1ng
AgfIlsA y - saln00ks c. C30nT.
ns rep1e sasass shsa iksvs 49, vesr
15psa3y asEnHs .n1istmd&sassn iay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

GERMAxY's Minister to Mexiso dsniss.
having asked to b recallea:H4Xsntsa
. lesye Of absence beesais NJ 4A&kesa
was dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

attending school before he was ii
years old. He developed an early
taste for politics. for at the age
Of IS he appeared IN an or
ator before street audiences dur
ing the political troubles 81 1sss-s.
The origin Of his Atheistical
opinions date from the same
period Studying To fit himself for .
Sunday school exhibition before the
Bishop Of London. he became skeptical,
and declared his inability q reconcile
the Thirty-ninc Articles with the -Four
Gospels His father. influenced by the
clergy. gave him three days in which To
alter his opinions, on penalty Of losing
his situation. He accepted the pen.
atty. and quilted the situation and
his home forever. For u year
he earned an inadequate support
by selling Goals on commission.
and then, becoming slightly involved in
debt, he enlisted in the service Of the
East India Company where he remained
until . small legacy enabled him Ia
purchase his discharge He now &C.
cured . clerkShip in . solicitors o68ce
in London. and entered 1t oncc upon
his life career Of . political and sshe-
istical writer and speaker. In 1880
he gained considerable notoriety by ed
iting . journal called the Investigator.
which vas soon suspended for van ~
capital When Italy Was fighting
for freedom he raised by his own ex-
ertions 100 guincas and e n them 90
Garibaldi. He visited ireland. con-
ferred with the advocates Of home rule
and raised his voice in their justifics-
ton. Elected "a Parliament in 1850. he
was refused admittance because a. an
atheist he could not take the oath.
After much hsggling. he finally cut
short the affair BY applying for the
''stewsrdship Of her Majcsty's Chilt~rn
which an English citizen rids himselfos
representing an electoral district
EvsAsssiy . 1.sA~sy.
81. LOUIA. Jan H.-A quantity Of
all OF which had been opened.
were found yesterday morning In .
yard The postmarks we're
Brazil. Ind. NaFtinSviile. Ill. and
other points near the boundary line b.
tween Illinois and Missouri Nearly al |
were directed % Chicago or ao0s point
near there, bat the regular roate fac
il By way Of 81 Louis and Il b
the robbery w. eomoisteo
hese. A nose Of the nail was reg
IL il not known bow much
money va secured. bat checks agxre-
gsain0 S1,eoo were 1oand nesg NE rest
81 the mail matter. /
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

banker. was examined rs to the fund
raised BY Bishop Teylor q che Meth
cdist Church for missionary work in
Africa OF which kean was treasurer.
It wa sought to b shown. that thia
bank and tied up by the failure was .
trust fund. but Kean testified that it
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06
DRlcklY ASH
BIT1ERS

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06

N. RDor. French Ministcr OF Foeeign
ARairS. b preparing . bill ergsnlxfXa
French Judicial sdmfnisersB on los ID:
ae.scar, which subjects foreigner1he here
resident to French law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-06


h hsh s;~ety ssa ~s~snabse. IN
LipuA tremrpues secaaus ~ "Liss a.
Fsuassss tuv4A- with ii's>srssksns frnm
p~AsAu1rspAa SD In wslliam Zaeh.rv
Gisswias sp~nsnr Valentine
Ysss - So f~ ~ ~ys Ssa . e~sa f-sA-s
- ~ ss&sl~s sessszsrs sss.
ess : s~tl ~ ss. ssss . s~sss 80 sss-
tssy ~ s&s s~ssss ~ss
a eursss< isst~ srshte ab~su. 81,
Army - . ~ss IL military r~rzf.nf
ts~ns Fr~msssx sr-xe ~s s.rin
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