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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Col FRED GRANT, minister to Vienna,
says: 81 have great hopes that Amer
lean products will soon be admitted
into Austria Hungary, but no definite
action can be taken until parliament
meets later in the season. There has
been much official correspondence on
the subject, resulting in a position
which leads the United States to ex-
pect an early and satisfactory answer
to the question"
THE exhibition of the holy coat at
Trevcs will end on October 4. The
number of pilgrims who have viewed
the coat already exceed the total num-
Der who viewed il in the exhibition of
1854 and the total number in this exhi-
bition will probably reach 1000, 600.
NORTH CAROLINA pine dealers have
formed a combine TO advance prices.
THE village of Comstock. Wis, has
been almost destroyed by forest fires
A CABI.EoRAM received Mt the navy
department from Adm. Belknap an
nounces the arrival Of the Charleston
at Yokohama, Japan.
THE new lands east of Oklahoma
were opened at noon on the eel. Most
of the settlers struggled yer the line
long before the noon hour only to find
"sooners" already in possession.
The health authorities of Kilbourne.
n suburb Of Iondoh. are investigating
the sudden death of a man who died
after an hours illness after apparently
suffering from the symptoms Of chol.
era
A DISPATCH from Gleiwitz, Prussian
Silesia, states that a collision occurred
on the railroad connecting Golaczowy
with Wolbrom. near the Russian
frontier, between two passenger trains.
Ten people were killed and many were
injured.
THE grain brokerage firm of s v.
White Il Co. New York and Chicago,
has assigned.
w. Ill. DAVIS. who murdered his
mother and a man named Arnold while
on a drunken spree at Pueblo, Col. was
executed in the prison yard at Canon
City.
The fire which swept over the Sioux
reservation in North Dakota burned
nearly everything in the shape Of hay.
wheat in stacks. and ran from the Can.
nonball 10 the Morcau river. Parties
from the scene of the fire say the reser.
walton is a blackened waste.
THE resolutions adopted by the Ger.
man Catholic congress at Buffalo. n.
", called for international action to
restore the temporal power of the pope.
The parochial school system was
strongly Endorsed.
BRADLEY. $ d., has been almost de-
stroyed by the brush fires.
STEAMSHIP advices report that a few
casesof cholera have appeared in Kobe,
Japan, and a general outbreak is feared.
Twelve cases are reported at Yamaga
Chi with four deaths.
The steamer Lepantofrom New York
was struck by n cyclone. Chief Officer
Hath and a seaman named Radcliffe
were washed overheard and drowneH'
THREE boys between II and Is years
of age were killed at the stock yards
Chicago, the other morning. They
were stealing a ride on a freight car
loaded with lumber and the lumber fell
upon them, crushing them.
MISSOURI Pacific stock declined ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that the Company
had suspended dividends.
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%FRIGHIFUL EXPLOSION
Disaster to . sr"~d Of RsIatstns
italians tI.,-a r.r.".. n iiisd s"a Nsns
Uth-r. NsnEisJ o.. an spiosiaa-

Other. N.nEisd o., AZ .pi"sian
NFWNEk. - J sept - Last even
ing the Italian quarter vas decorated
and brilliantly lighted In homer - ~
Rp~aa day. AMI many fireworks w~Fr
exploited large crowd vas aNS"m
blcd Nh~u a zig bomb mortar suddenly
rNp'odci The havoc va frlgh'fnl
Hands. legs and arms were torn of
Eleven personN verr KILLED ou'righ,
and twcn,y-cight werr injured, many
having arms and legs tIrn ~
\ bs copper cas,ug mortal vas aScd
FOR the tsImt~- Thee were allied -ith
cuinrcd FIRE and shot i'm the air ~hef~
they hurs', throwing ont = show~r 20
vari-ulurci .park> II was this mortar
'ha, esplo-Iei aud cause! al the harm
The bomb cRaing va. Abou' hve inehss
in diameter and thirty iachs. !ouR
kl-rut ~ p ~ a iarg~ t-fHb -as put
in the mortar sol Iiyn'ed I, l. esp
r-r~ed ,ha, the tSounh ~Sptsisi Ia 4.
Their. were hundreds - f~'r. fpDsn
and children standing aronni s~s'~hing
With g--at expectancy Hh~n - 81
p,us!sd the ai- wa Gi.rd nth The
shri~ks - the injured sfri DYING In
tens. confusion f.}Ior 81
The sSplo4io1 i srpr-p~rd - - lee
,a an o~vsrcharrr % 51rAsr Ean"rs
wrr. abroad tha, ;hsr~ hal t-~a dyna
nit IN ,s~ 'vrnh lsFf tais 3. d~ua~t
Tier. - a eiiT ~oriinan~s i1rhdttng
The display 81 ar~-orss~t~"r' "a iTsa'
hoiiia-. a-i a; miiitsv sv~- IA;
,A.e sup-rintendsn; q ;h~ a., depart
men, granted the prns' f"~ to fs'Sl
erhibftssu-
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Wv OaIv,~. S~P- - The prlfe
fyhtinr fnat;er las ken . aT~ Tern
The grand ]srJ Tir;uaIiy ~sh4ni~s~f -
inAs~tarent- against rorapy arrsn aHi
Cal Necarthy - urARssg'os 1ashtsni
iaGic,-1 thcm for suEaSlng "a ;hs
fytt The usn SER sgzta aSr-s'~d and
fsrni.hea hsrod Ths .-al 49, ts@s
pl.r~ p~rt Ts~~asT TEs oJ-r
rluh !. E~~ulng th~ 'o~a hSfs at "a et
v-n~ has ~ngzg~f @rgn~i a. %
r-r,a an sasy r~aprJ ssF~-aiiy a. -
-, 90 ors~r zAs pr~s-A t. ~
a~,turney has slSea a. gPa.n ;hsi -
~oat~Nts ssrs go s5a ihs mayor zsTs
"a. p-rrrit 90 b arsr
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TIE nc. MAN AND HEAVEN

Oyp 81 the psrrs. n~n - p" f'"D'
Anywhere u ,h~ r-b man ~S STe'
gives
TIKI man Who DIS m gp.i -fh hHs
nyn~y val Mt ~. very mNea Fsh '@i
Of !. him~h
" the h-a;hru n D~ver sss~1 4 ~Al
b. che saaIi u ci-~tSt~i church n~as-
t~r and no, ,k~ .azl; q Grd
Tsxn arc People ~ko give 'sr5
selves 20 tA~ L~t bat 'ser n<e Al
she r:oo~y oa; 81 ;het- P-a~s ~s~~
ih<y do ].
Tnrxx are vrlEto@o ma "no Ill
rr4 down &C their kne-s II chzrrh. AID
pray sor God 20 oae~s ~ -so3> CARA
who uozi8nt gre . collar to-and
building . fcace 2rcuot b ek1rvh ~
keep the pics ous of tie g-2seyard-
Raa's Hon
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la.t ui~tt t~~t~~su J-hHHf HrfTss
kap-n - Wong Stsl~H stfHf
miss r~r~r-suts'iv~ ws&ls gh'
pmgl4at aBf k~stv - ssr ne
f~Envsgs~ astsa-s~i ~ i1.sr,si
hrr- ,hs1 aBT sfmaar TrsHt $3.50 -
Gorh~ff-Jark@a sFutssf 40 to r
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49,. a. Asn SIR = 'gAf @ th~ Es
ana > lsf; au ~ rails 80 aEass - -
an Co.. 90 49, sAs Hs ~@1~ Tbi
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

LOCAL scientists are exercised over
the discovery of the remains of an ele-
plant in Cedar Fork valley, in the
western part of G~alesburg. H. I'M
mense vertebra were found, and sub
~sequently three teeth discovered Two
of these teeth are in fine state Of pres
ervation. The larger one is ten inches
long. five and a quarter inches wide and
six inches high, and weighs six pounds
There were found portions of a tusk
and fragments of other bones These
remains were discovered ten feet below
the surface of the ground next to a bed
of gravel. Near this same locality have
been found tusks six inches long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

SIR JOHN GORsr has cast a bombshell
into the English conservative camp by
his utterance on the necessity of max
ing popular the ownership of iand. The
favorite tory remedy for o~vercrowding
is emigration While the liberals have
never come out boldly in. favor Of the
division of the soil among the people
and multiplication of small owners,
they have claimed that emigration was
not the proper remedy. and that there
was room enough in England for all
Englishmen. Now Sir John Gorst arc
to ay what the liberals have limited ut
that private parks and preserves must
be cut up as homes for the people and
the people be given a chance to become
owners.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02
Gold I'm Route.

LoSpoS, Sept c4-The Rothschilds.
Speycrs, L.azsrd Bros and other bank
ers all agree that large shipments Il
gold are going 10 America The Roth
schilds dispatched an additional fIOo.-
ooa The chief clerk II ,hi, house said
that u was uncertain whether France
would make the bulk Of the gold tx
ports or whether the burden would fall
on England But considering the fact
that France has a worse harvest than
England IL would seem that che should
send the bulk Of the gold. The BANK
of France may. however. a. on form-r
occasions. obs;ruct the imports 10y rais-
ing the premium on full weight coin
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

The police of Paris have seized a
Grelot cartoon representing Germany
as again triumphant over France, the
idea for the offensive picture being de-
rived from the successful production OF
"Lohengrin" at the opera They nave
also seized Objectionable placards and
copies of a pamphlet characterized by
a bitter spirit of political warfare.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

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u<zs~iE a. ~seN - 49, @s
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t-~n t=as 49, 49, Ftss~ ar.TT-4 49,
ss~rr r~a-s A.~u 81 go $40 h-<sF
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

The effect of the new free education
law i'm England is most notably good.
The attendance at the schools is in
creasing rapidly all over the country,
and in addition many parents are in
duced to become more thrifty by the
happy suggestion that all who could
should open savings bank accounts in
connection with the schools, and thus
put to the credit of their children the
six cents a week they formerly paid in
fuition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

Ir is very likely that there will
De some vigorous laws passed at
the approaching session of congress
affecting retirements in the army
and navy. 1t has been a matter of
open comment and scandal for years
in Washington, this thing of retire
mcnts in the army and navy for the pur-
pose of taking service under the gov
ernment in civil capacities after being
placed upon the retired list so as to
draw two salaries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

A DUTCH journalist, who is n of
the survivors Of the Italian steamship
Taormina. which was recently sunk
after collision off Cape Colonna on the
coast of Greece, 10y the Greek steam
ship Thessalia, has written n letter in
which he makes serious charges against
the Italian officers lie says that the
Taormina's crew, led by the first
officer. basely deserted the captain and
that they clambered like rats on board
the Thcssalia-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02
Z RaN With a,rit.

SALT LANE Utah. sept 2 -The fol-
lowing story Of grit comes from l. gan,
Utah John Peterson. aged IL paid
some one whom he ssppo>ed 20 e- a
train nan 20 cents u le; him ride on .
cowcatcher from Richmond 10 Logan
When within four miles OF ~sniihseit
the engine struek acow, which Il ki!led.
and the boy received the weight 81 the
animal on his leg His thigh Wa
broken tie. however. - tex - the
eowca,cher. and Was DOT discovered iill
the train reached smithieid A. son
Is taken from his perilous position b
tainted
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

HERBERT SPENCER is a modest En-
glishman of gentle voice and almost
feminine grace. For a time his books
sold better in America than in England
and he is much attached to his con-
%stituency on this side the water. lie
has no thought, however. of visiting
this country and doesn't think much of
our new copyright law. 1t has not been
a great while since he received a letter
from a western publisher asking him
how much he would take for the cx-
elusive right to publish his "Fairie
Queen" in this country. His amuse-
ment was genuine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

PRESIDENT BARILLAs, of Guatemala,
while afraid Of being assassinated, has
determined to declare himself dictator
and he may even provoke war with
Salvador. Ezeta thinks that a war
with Guatemala might restore his popu-
larity, but he dare not declare war.
Costa Rica is now the only Central
American power that is not for war.
The strictest press censorship has been
established.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

The most death dealing sentence in
the legal annals of South Carolina ex-
cept in the cases of insurrectiOn was
passed at Laurels on the 25th, ten negro
men being sentenced to be hanged DC
tober % for the murder of another
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psmt.~ Of the Vsss.s rressvtsrtAa p'f-e
cog Csre~s 81 Sssssr "S'
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I've IA 40 OF NJ
r,re~s 90 rsstsr sras
That .sv. fsis. Nssfe.sl Ssssrtssy
SsMAroaA y. v. s~ys S-ks' TT
Samuel n Burrhara. Of New forE Who
has h~su sick Tor nearly q week past
died a, , o'clock yesterday afternoon
After NJ. s-~, attack he r.ilied and BE
condition was ~, considered alarming.
bu, p-rtoni;ls act Ia and he failed very
rapidly
SAMUEL u Rurchart vas born S~p
,-mt-r { ista :, stsut-s- cnsAis
county. y \. where hls father owned
a farm which he hal ~Purchasrd frUsn
Ia. hel-s II UarDa >,suhn Ut rsvola-
,lonary fame. After rrc"i'tng . CON
mon school education. supp'eneated
hr Attendance 81 Ac.AemSS> be ecsan
to teach. but Vas checked In tats par
cult by an attack % asihna In hop<s Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

sFsIssyrsLp. NJ. ~ S-iAs'
ugh, ~. ~ Esm~T s@~s - '@an
nerrtal s,r~~t 49, Destroyed ~ a..
-rr-aI hssild,-r s~ar - 1870 b@Hy
damaged L. TtSs< hsss-sa~
..eo tn s- yrsas~i s-o7 ssa''
~ p. 90 a.. 81 szail hsJL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02
THE appeals Of the friends of Austin

THE appeals Of the friends of Austin
Bidwell to Home Secretary Matthews,
of England, to remit the remainder
of Bidwells term of imprisOn-
ment have failed in spite of the fact
that they were supported by high in
fiuence. Secretary Matthews refuses
even to reply to the memorial The ef-
forts to secure the release of Mrs. May
brick will be equally futile. Her
solicitor has been advised not to pro-
ceed with the agitation. as the home
office will decline to reopen the case in
any form.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

SHANGHAI sept e4-The situs,son
is worse The disorders Are growing
at IchanS. and Are = prelude - other
disorders. The Valley Of Yang T~ -
in rebellion Wa Chang. the eentral
eat o. the riceroy. is really 20 revolt
and thea towns open The Strangers
Hankow aad Chunking. arc likely. 20
follow. Th- latter town - dt5cul; 20
defend BY ~srship> owing o ;hs
shallo~ ness Of the river. Grez; excite
ment prevails StranSers are fleeing
Shanghai Is among the threatened
towns pe:~use have h~es
tAkon
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

PETER JOHNSON, of Dassel, Mimi,
thinks he has discovered the long-lost
art OF tempcring copper. He and Nils
Nilsson, a %machinist, van to organize
a company to build a factory in Min
neapolis. The new process will make
conner as hard as steel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

THE treasury department has decided
that books published in the English
language are dutiable and cannot be
imported in the mail. II published in
any other language they are duty free
and can be imported in the mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

JOHN Il. BOWMAN, for many years re-
gent of Kentucky university, died re-
Gently at Harrodsburg, at the home OF
his brother-in-law, President John Will
liams. of Daughters college. Bowman
was n leader in the foundation of Ken
lucky university.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

Eru.Lo. " I. So, z-f~ zry
"a .s~ e.~ os VILLAS 10s1 1s. 81
Affair. eharg~d -stA AA-sS n Ia
-1-rxa<az<-, q fzs1s % tA~ AiA2sy
Ok. Salss1at bAaL .As ss~~s.o1 80
,sr-ea r~rskt - s.ily
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE worlds fair representatives OF
England and Germany have each ap
piled for 200, 600 square feet Of floor
space for exhibits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

FoRr Soofr. KAN, sept e6-The es-
Enlistment Of Rice Bros. proprietoH
Of the daily and weekly Monitor and
owners of the Southwestern Publish
ing Co, engaged in printing auxiliary
sheets here, was taken possession Of by
the mortgage yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

1T has been ascertained hat the sum
which the British government will have
to pay the Canadian sealers as damages
on account of the modus vivendi Is
500 900 and may be as high as 500, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

PTrr.n rrsa. IA ~p 1-rss.s
BHssi-- t<@riy e<r< - @a-ssa a.
Ai~TA-sJ CITY. kAs s~sa ~r-sa1 ~
.ua-u~-z zn. t&A ~ az 50 -
Hs s,e.lings eo,sr pr.a @' ssst~~n
,.na.s .z1as. 20 0t~s - $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

Ir is reported that the boy king OF
Servia has been betrothed TO the Prin-
cess Helena of Montenegro. The king
is sixteen years and the princess nine
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

THE railway mail superintendent, IN
session in Washington. have called on
the civil service commission to require
physical as well as mental examina-
lions for railway mail clerks
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany. has
appointed the grand duke of Hesse-
Darmstadt general of infantry and .
field marshal of the empire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

AT the Spanish cabinet meeting it
was decided to try the Manser rifle for
the army and to experiment with
smokeless powder
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-02

w.
west TO make his fortune. but got into
the p~enitentiary.
NJ. II. MURPHY. a dissipated telegraph
operator. committed suicide the other
night at Arlington by taking three
ounces Of laudanum. He had been
discharged aud vas unable u secure a
position elsewhere. This 50 affected
his mind that be sought rest In death.
He was ~forty-hve years old and n wid-
over with several children, none OF
whom could be located.
q. ]. WRIGHT. a prominent citizen Of
Scotia, met with a serious Il not fatal
accident about noon the other day.
While on top of his wind mill tower he
slipped and fell to the ground. abou,
twenty-five feet He was insensible
when discovered lying on the ground.
A FACTORY for the manufacture Of
pearl buttons has been established at
Omaha
FATHER HAMILTON" the venerable
Presbyterian missionary TO the Omaha
Indians, dropped dead at Decatur some
days since.
WHILE recently bathing in the Elk.
horn river at Arlington. George Leaker
took the cramps and was drowned He
was twenty-five years old
SAMUEL T. ROBINSON was found dead
in bed at Omaha the other morning by
his son and daughter. having been as
phyxiated by gas II was supposed Z
be a case of suicide
WHILE on his way home the other
night T. ]. Brownheld. special agcn,
for the Farmers Union Insurance Co
at Grand Island, was severely stabbed
in the back by Al unknown man Mr..
Brownheld could give 40 description Of
his zssAilant and can assign no
for his r~n0rdero0s at.zrL
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-13

IT is necessary that Arizona be well
and properly represented at the Worlds
Fair, otherwise it will, with all its rich
ness and immensely of Its mineral de.
posts, make but an Indifferent showing,
and will contrast even urfavorably with
come Of our states, the display of whose
products have been systematic and
thorough. This the people Of Arizona
cannot well afford, for, however i'll our
display of mineral may be it will, by
the unknowing, be accepted as our best,
inasmuch as visitors will moi be per-
shaded that the people of Arizona gen.
orally, ave upon such an important oc-
casion been dead to their own interests
as to make but partial exhibit when it
could, but for the indifference of its
people, have made as good a showing as
any mineral section on the continent.
We must, or at least ought, to do our
best, for as such it will be accepted
whether we will or not. All other States
and Territories, even to far off ALASKA.
sill by the display of their minerals, do
much &c attract capital in their direc-
ton. For Arizona. situated as she is,
10 do otherwise would be to acknowledge
that she had nothing to exhibit. and as
a consequence would be given the go by.
We cannot advantageously enter the
lists on partial showing. A full exhibit
snnst be made, or it is better that moth
ing be done.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-13
Escape Of Prisoners.

The report that prisoners have been
and are constantly escaping from that
malignant gaoler, liver complaint, is
fully corroborated by the self-liberated
captives. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
are, they say, the means by which they
get rid of their letters. Few altogether
avoid the bondage of this ailment, and
few are acquainted with it's signs, viz:
pain through the right side and shoulder
blade, furred tongue. yelIowness of the
eyeballs and skin, sour breath, sick bead
ache, dyspepsia and constipation. Hos
letters Stomach Bite; puts prompt
period to these, brings them to full
stop in short order. Whether the trouble
is chronic or temporary, this medicine is
equally effective, regulating the liver
and bowels thoroughly. IL is likewise a
sovereign remedy for rheumatism, kid
ney complaint, malaria, heartburn and
nervousness.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-13

To start the game the bets are made,
each player putting into the spaces
marked b or G or ID the amount he
wishes to bet. Then the dealer, A, gives
q card to B and one to G and one to him
self. He deals a second card to + to g
and himself.
Then the "punter" calls for another
card If he wishes to draw. Usually this
is done in turn for the players. If the
"punter" thinks he has a good hand he
may stand. IL he gets natural" that
is 9 or and face card or two cards,
which make or 8, he at once calls his
hand and turns it up on the table. The
dealer, unless be beats or equals it, then
has to pay every player who bet on that
hand the amount OF his wager. The
cards are then taken off ard the game
goes on.
Ii stake is puG on the place marked
d; the holder wins if both sides win.
loses if both sides lose, and wins or
loses nothing, If one side wins and the
other loses. 1t is a place where the
"tenderfoot" puts his counters.
The skin game which Sir William
Gordon Cumming is supposed TO have
run worked in this way: The table
played upon was not a regular baccarat
table. Sir William sat with his hands
partly on thu table. He would make his
bet, and then when he saw the pun
ster's" draw, if 1t were good card, ne.
would increase his stake surreptitiously-
He was caught by young Mr.. Wilson.
Or the whole. Sir William didn't win
but little more than thousand dollars
n all. So it will be seen the great scan
1al sprung from. rather an amateurish
game,