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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

AkSoONAb ~ bNhA
RIGHT Hon. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
first lord of the treasury and leader OF
the English conservatives In the house,
died on the 9Th.
KING KARL. Of Wurtemburg is dead.
Mrs. HENRIETTA LAMAR. widow OF
Gen. Mirabeau Il. Lamar. ex-president
Of the Texas republic, died at Fort
Worth, Tex, on the 9th.
THE jefferson Davis statue for Jack
son, Miss, has been accepted by the
committee.
IT has been decided to reinstate all
the officials of the Canadian depart
ment of the interior who were sus-
pended as a result of the revelations
made before the public accounts COM
mittee.
PRESIDENT HARRISON and Secretaries
Proctor and Rusk reviewed the German
day parade in Washington.
MISS ELIZABETH BIsLASD. the hero
Inc Of an around-the-world trip, was
welded TO Mr.. Charles Wetmore in
New York recently.
JOSIE MANSFIELD. who has been re-
ported as dead, has written IN Philadel-
phia from Paris for information about
the death of a former husband.
THE constitutionality Of the McXin-
ley tariff bill will be passed upon by
the United States supreme court at the
October session
GREAT CONSERVATION was caused by
the announcement on the 18th OF the
death of Charles Stewart Parnell, the
Irish leader, who had died the previous
night Wild rumors were afloat until
IL was announced that his death was
due to over-exertiOn. In defiance OF
repeated warnings of his physicians
Parnell persisted in active election
work until his life-strings gave way.
THE reported sickness of the queen
Of Hawaii and alleged British machina-
tons to get possession of the country
and an approaching revolution m de-
clared TO be fakes by parties who have
authentic information from the Sand
witch islands.
COINCIDENT with the death of Parnell
the death of Sir John Pope
IIennessey. I~iennessey, it will be re-
membcred, defeated Parncll's candi-
date, Vincent Scully. at the Kilkenny
Hennessey, also. held posi-
tions in the colonies Of the British en-
pire.
An intense wave of i'll feeling has
arisen In Servia, owing to the news
that ex-King Milan has mortgaged his
private estates to a Ru$sian bank for a
loan of S4OO, OOO.
IMMENSE crowds attended the joint
tariff debate between Gov. Campbell
and Maj. Mckinley at Ada, o.
GEN. ii. V. BoYNToN has determined
to his connection with the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette.
THE republican national executive
committee will meet at the Arlington
hotel, Washington, November 3, TO name
the time and place for holding the re-
publican national convention and to
act on the resignation of Hon. NJ. S
Quay.
MR. GLADSTONE IA greatly disap-
pointed by the Manchester election.
THE reform democratic ticket of
Nashville. Tenn. was elected over the
regular democratic ticket by majorities
ranging from 1. 900 to 800.
IT was ruInored in Lisbon that dis
had broken out in Rio de
the capital of Brazil.
EN-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND says his
girl will be called Ruth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
Ing STRICKEN COUNTRY.
Land Whess the ve,essse rsr~~s M
sssu Active

Lad whore the vssesate rss~~s M
sam Active
The coast line Of san Salvador es'
tends along the Pacific one nanare
and sixty mica frum tho noath OF we
Iio lie 10 IA. - tia, % b Goaseorsn'
in the Gulf Of fonsccA with the ex'
c.p,ion of . narrow strip of low As'a-
vial plain extending along The ~a
board the country consists mainly OF .
niateau two thousand feet above fhe
sea which IL broken NJ quite frequent
intervals by volcanic cones g-rlos'eas-
ly O! more recent origin han TIC man
chain of the CoriillerA which 1'cs
farther .o the north
The volcanic mountains do not f"rm
q chain. but . s<ries OF cluster~ n
IsAlco group In the wcs'. Including
ixaico. Narcelino, santa Ana NArsnr
So> Ayuila. San Juan Do pscA Apanee.s
TamajaSo and Langunita, the sen sal
vador yroup about thirty miles IN The
east: Cciu,cprquc To the northeast q
the san Vinecnt- group tn the eas' ''
the great volcanic lax OF ilepanS"
the S~i.uaiep-quc submits ;o the north
ra>, of San Vincenis and The great
s~ou,hea>t.rn or san Niguel group
A. /, well known to g~ccyrAPhsrs. the
volcanic furics Ina Salvador have mol
vet spent themselves. aud mary more
such crup,ions a. that Of rcecn' date are
liable Ia occur t-for.Ao great sah,cr
rancAn are, will ease Ia dad an outlet
there The Iralco has long hSen con
siiercd a. n safety valve. aud the neigh
horhond ~ tho capital has been 50 sub
j-ct a trcmbiing> and ARg> OF the
earth a, to have .cqui1 sne o,
the swinging hamnp>N 81
San Salvador ha, been
stroy~d hy earthquakes set. l@s'
and 1854 San Misu~i ia c'nssd
cred ~ one of the most ,~r~achrr"us
burning mountains In America some
several year. in rrr~o>c and then
out all Mt once with terrific
fury San Francisco Chronicle
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

The battered hull of Nelson's famous
flagship, the Victory, which will be ex-
hibitcd at the worlds fair. is 126 years
old. The exact spot where Nelson fell
is marked on the deck, and in the cock
pit will be a number of Nine. Tussaud's
wax figures representing in a realistic
way the death of the admiral sur
rounded by his officers
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

The London Times, commenting on
the British crop. says: ut is beginning
To he clearly seen that higher estimates
will not be realized. The recent drop
in values is chiefly due to the inferior
and damaged condition of the English
crop. Rumors are again current from
reliable sources that Russia is about to
prohibit exports of all grain and food
ef,,Fc-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

As Ministers Guiot, Roche and Rou-
vicr were riding, escorted by soldiers
through the Boulevard Liberte ut Mar
settles, somebody in the crowd hurled
an open knife having n sharp blade
with great force at the ministers The
weapon fortunately missed its mark,
striking with considerable force, but
handle foremost an officer of the pre-
lecture who was seated in the rear of
the ministerial carriage, The gen.
darmes Immediately dispersed the mob.
but were not able to discover the as
Sailauf
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

l. prolific In tnrturns. bot - sp~psia. a
r1alaiA 20 which Hostrttsr'- Stotn.s Bt
ters - adapted. furnishes n qsiV~r fan o.
'hrm Nausea. heartburn, bili,usn"ss
wind On tho .ioms-n, heart palpttHtiou aud
uanY morc mari f-~ta,ion. ChaTsrLsrtrs ~ =
Trc'"an malsiy Each and al are dispsii-t
by tuc Htt'@rs. which ai.n eraltca'r- rhrum
Al.sm, kidney trouble aud naiaria
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

BEN SWEET, as agent for the State
Lumber Co., has just concluded the
sale TO Fred W~eyerhauser and other
Mississippi river lumber companies l0o.-
600, 900 feet of timber in Sawyer county
Wis. The price paid is $500, 600. The
tract covers 5000 acres and is all tribu-
tary to the Neirgor river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

The New York Times says that a
rumor prevails in Wall street that some
Missouri Pacific stockholders are dis
satisfied with Mr.. Gould's management
of that road and that efforts are under
way to organize a concerted movement
on the part of stockholders TO depose
Mr.. Gould from the presidency and get
control of the property. Gould himself
said recently at a meeting that he did
not own a majority OF the stock in the
road and that if the stockholders be-
came dissatisfied they could put him
from control.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

1T is reported that the heir to the
crown of Roumania has renowned the
throne and insists upon marrying Mile.
Vacaresco. The king has invited to
the capital the youngest son of Leopold,
of IIohenzollern. with the idea, it is
supposed, of making him the heir to
the throne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

HERR BEBEI, a prominent member of
the socialist party. delivered n violent
speech at Berlin recently, in which
he declared that Russia should be
trampled to the ground at all costs
Everybody should contribute to the
victory of the German flag and drive
Russia out of Europe. Russia, he de-
clared. ought to be revolutionized both
externally and internally in order to
eliminate the perpetual menac of war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

DIRECToR-GENERAL DAVIS and Mrs
Potter Palmer, president Of the
woman's department. both officers OF
the Chicago worlds fair, are going to
Mexico soon In the interest of the ex-
position.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

IT is not SO surprising that Rev.
Brooke Hereford, a well known Uni
tartan minister of Boston, has accepted
q call from a church in London as that
the salary to be paid him by that
church will he less than half of what
be receives now.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
TWO EXECUTIONS.

I'd. Neal. the Murderer. Hsnge ed at Omaha
by the sheriff and . Negro Rrut~ LyneheA
by . Mob
OMAHA. Neh. Oct io-Ed Neal was
hanged here ~ L. o'clock for the mur-
der Of Allen Jones and Dorothy Jone~
an aged farmer and his wife. near this
city in February. is90.
The execution took place just as the
noon whistles were blowing. The
scaffold was erected in the court yard
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

A WOMAN writer's club has been
formed in London, with Mrs IL f. V.
Stannard ("John Strange Winter") as
president and the marchioness of STAFF
ford, the countess of Munster, Lady
Paget and Mrs. Woods a S vice-presi-
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weaker. Several hours before his
death he became unconscious and ~
remained until lac died. in intense
agony.
nIusHArHt'AI-
Charles stewart fHrgclI Wa born at Avon
daI. N the county ickIos. Ireland. Ia 80
fil- father WAS the -uU e.! a gentleman Who
was at one time high -ArTir for The county
Meath. and h mother ca" irugltrr 90 Adm
stewart, Who commanded a.. I uiici Ntatr-
irtgdtc Constitution during tho var 80 w.
He inherited tho .st.tc on which bo "a.
BON aud vs. .aurat'i a. Hr~r1w
~chool. EnEi ,ui. and Nagfs!ru col
!cIc Of the university 80 Cfm1r,ige
In 49, lac was oic,tsI ,n.m - -
parliament fpr Meath AMI r,rr .-ufri ths,
constituency until g., g. neral 'irttnu q
l~-1. whom De- u.s. returned For hrrr ,,u.tt-
rcncics. including thc one Er bad represent
a =" long d" preferred % so tor tn C.ty
al Cork. At ih" beginning 90 H. paTi'a
mrntsry career l." was a member of the
HON" ralc party. Ia which hc soon rose o.
.mlncnc- although Protestant end person
ally not popular with tHr !vad.rr m"u''--
In october Of iE' ssuc We ? hr 'uun ci aai
was made president of the National Ir..h
Land league.
simultaneously " Win au agitation which ~
ls-j made Mr. parnclI tho surr"Uc IrlShman
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j. fAicEiI AsH RirrsR. Cd o. an
rirg' Road what Franz Brigy.bv a.
p"dEe 'I'y. kAs ssvs For tAr- ear. /
sLSr'"i from = disease tha, ms pts sicgAns
pronounced ingurablc NJ, friend. a.
Eiven ~" up - die, when ] va. iaiu~s-t Z.
yogr remedy t1h - for three month.
aud bav~ gained ~ p1und. la r~gat An
vel maE and PrirsIT A.h Htier. .sv~i
ny Hfc am under lifelong obligation. 4,
THIS mssii",U" and wiil usror o. 80 D. go
sEft q
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
COMMENT.

MORE than fifty per cent. Of the claims
of Union Pacific creditors have been
exchanged for the three-year notes a
portion by people who originally re-
fused TO sign the agreement
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

Tho pleasant "T~-t ani tho ~.rrfrrt safety
with which iNi~- may gs- Tho NYuid 'guit
laxative. syrup % ' -. uudeT al conditions
max" o. their fSvori'c rSH~iF H. - pleas
iug . Tho Sss and - The tas's. gentle, vsi
cf"':lal IL acting on the ~El'inrJs. aver and
bowels
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p~sA.A AS.l..s N. E.ar>A

ATcuIsos. Kan. DC. .-he Jay -
The oelebra.eS Pno1L .niury eas o.
william Penfold .eains, the Ssats Re
sAlroad ressrned . rerts<: for s. .is Ia
tAvor Of The pla.n,tf The esse kas
heea Uisd twice. sAs via iss:s1s .
week
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

ELDERS of the Mormon church are
indignant at the statements Of the
Mormon commission that Mormons
were still recalcitrant on polygamy and
only made q pretense Of obeying the
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
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There is n 2 inch display advertisement
In this paper. thus week. which has m two
words aiik" except ouc word The saU" 10
true Of rs,h new one APP caring earh N"rk.
from The Dr. Hartcr Medicine 90 This
house place. . "trcsceut On cverythi ng
thcy maze aud publi-l Iook Tor -. send
them tho name 81 TIA" word aud they will
reform you BOOK. BEAUTIFUL autographs or
samples free
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

IT appears that Chong Sam, who
was arrested at Port Huron. Mich.
and held to answer the charge Of
violating the Chinese exclusion act
and whom President Harrison or
dered returned to China, despite the
remonstrance of the British minister at
Washington. has passed out of the con-
-ol IF the United States authorities as
lie was sent to Toronto on the order of
United States District Judge Swan.
The presidents order was therefore use
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

SEDAuA No. o. --R<E CyrzsT
Brady. pastor o. the Calvary Epsop.l
church o. shs city. bAs resigned b~e.gse
~ oon1enis By certain nenk~n O! "a
oonresasior =. hs p-itsoa Ia r,t~r-
arce 70 athlete sparta Q. uheA l~ l.
n nr1cas A6yoa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

AN IL seemed that r1y remark. wer.
wholly u~DC.ll~! for ~ommen,sI the al
thpT when Us essaJs C.i.o ba,s r. him %
va. 81 c'c dead lett"r pni"s Indianapolis
Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

AfE'vrsn RTvrEsrp -Ragg~-"It isn't
AWAY b" coat hat mace tho man
JaRss NJ. ~ tL~ man bsp,-rs - be .
- ."r u i.thc man who rzaes tho coat -
brooklyn Eazi"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

if tsff . RAJ. a. 10 bfiT~r~nf "a,
ienSs' "h~u - az 80 ionsip trsTssf
1TsH ne-r. Anercan
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

TrbsrI rel L. male from tho nstlsr
plant whash grows IN und-.'an I Il.
p~ruhsb4" that tic mssii~r , s-ss us r~Lie,
II - ONES - P~irayuEe
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

iANr Eosss-t to~1Eh TAss .an~ H.s.
H1nrT % H~rrshnuni and Tar t.ss.y1
PIX sTpfharhe DrrF,. C'sro b, "a. r,l,y..
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

II WAN .gnc apples Wore Just out
Of ayv."4 uauEI Thee III have
range w - cat 20 ,ENm. TOO Is
therr sny Thing 80 aint on, off, "Yc..
mA'am llcb, liaTycra PgIar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

F1sH ht;ls Ch55f 49, dat Isas -
"a. go at vol PsA .ke n~~fsa-
- IT bs!gs " ON Is..rnysr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

H.vr - ~qual az . prosnpt ani rr.Fuvs
~ure f"r 81. h~adsrhs. Llltousn... r..n.ti
rston. p-lt. Ia 80 ss8~. ahd at hysY trogh
"a Carter Latte LAYER fglls Try th~ra
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

How Una -nrd ~szns-.f vo 80 -..<s
toF' no s1sEsaarss psr1s 81 us.s
bOs&p Ssz<fs
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16
A C.prrs osI.nHu

AC.prrs 81 S~Itrzvaxzr~a Dc. 40. r,~~
saT1ly Dr1ug a mar % sse.cloth. bs, IL .
more t-n l.Siy 20 bring hin l. sA.b~.
W.slinstsr rLr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

l., 4pT puTss u.r w'a..a eco '
a. spssvtatN uu ~ iy.r ATS bio E
H,~r -Yrrr,ts. Csttst 49,. r...
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~ old s,u4w rrsu'ss h"5 vaH We
probably tA~ Jr'sa. lrffsu srrsr
hiughamt"u NcpUltt.an
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

As.~ has strair~ ~ . tt- I'D go ~-a
he bsslps Ia ia.lp1 y - See sle
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

~ ,h~ 'lH - = ,raIs' = HaH sf'~ 80 e.
Ga ply that ."r.~ ..a fri s7r
io-a "a Th'aic Ybia It., q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

His sickness was pronounced - bc ~
attack Of acute rheumatism and every
care and attention were paid Ia the
.ufercr. lie was carefully and uu-
tiringly nur>ed by his wife. who hardly
left hts bedside.
Mr. Pnrucll dill not rally from tho
rheumatic attack and grow wrakcr aud
weaker. Several hours before has
death he became unconscious ami -
remained until lac died, in Intense
agony,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-16

was lately returning from q Visit to q
patient in the country. When crossing
the burlington and Missouri track east
Of town her horse became frightened
and unmanageable and overturned the
buggy. throwing her out She sus-
tanned several serious injuries, the
worst of which was confusion Of the
brain Her condition was critical.
EASTERN parties are searching for the
heirs of Frank Flynn, James McGuire.
James Leonard, Anton Duval. Eunice
Pattee, Sabel Gertrudcr Doherty. These
parties resided in or near Omaha about
1863
Mrs ELI ROBINSON. Of Aspinwall
precinct Nemahs City. was found lead
in bed the other morning. having died
suddenly of heart disease.
The soldiers reunion at McCook was
a great zee The exercises by the
children OF the McCook schools took up
the greater portion OF the morning of
the second day and were very appro-
pirate for the occasion Attorney
General Hastings addressed n audi
ence and was followed by Hon Thomas
Majors At two o'clock Paul Wander.
addressed the encamprnent lie
was followed by Hon NJ. c. Quinn, Of
Peoria H. Fully 10000 people we're
present
THOMAS HILL manager OF the eleva
tor a. Nemaha City, and An old citizen
of the country, died suddenly the other
morning from blood poisoning. caused
by q sore throat.
WHILE recently attempting TO ford
the Little Blue river near Fai-bury,
Albert Hermann drove his horses into
too swift, water and the ouist was car
ried down the tream: the wagos over
turning. Mrs Hermann and two chill
dren were swept AVA and the chill
dren were drowned Hermann. with
difficulty. swan To the shore. and after
q hard effort, succeeded in bringing
his wife out but she died shorty a:tsI-
ward
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-28
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMs.


1t is asserted at New York that Verest-
chagen. the great Russian painter, is in
| sane.
Judge Ellis S. Ferry, formerly resi-
dent of Danville. Ills, died in Washing
ton City Monday.
| Professor John Dickinson, Anna Dick
inson's brother, is satisfied that his sis
| ter's mind is un balanced
The Farmers and Traders bank of
Montgomery City, Mo, is 81, 800 short,
and the cashier is missing
Ground was broken Monday for the
Grant monument in Riverside park, New
York. Gen. Horace Porter delivered the
Grafton.
Joseph Peck, aged Is. living near Logan
Court House, w. Va, emulated Nero the
other day in a small way. He set fire to
his fathers house and played an organ
while it was burning
Among the men named for secretary of
war when Proctor resigns to became sena-
tor in Edmunds' place are e s-Senators
Hill, of Colorado; Pierce, of Minneapolis;
Senator Manderson and NJ. NJ. Estee
The fire in St. Charles, Mimi, Sunday
destroyed property to the value of $780,
000
The Detroit Street Railway company
made compile surrender to the employees
Monday, before the arbitration board had
an opportunity to consider the matter.
The surrender, however, was made directly
to the arbitration board
When David Smith, farmer living in
Cook county, just east of Elgin, Ills,
arose Sunday morning. he found the body
of Frank Martin, a nliddle-aged man who
worked at odd jobs thereabouts, hanging
from tree in his dooryard.
The police of New York are arresting
men right an left but so far do not seem
to be any more successful in getting hold
of "Jack the Ripper" than the London
"bobbies"
An estate in New York city valued at
500, ,OOOO is soon to be divided among
the heirs. 1t is the estate of the late Rob-
ert Edwards
Hampstead Washburne was inducted
into office as mayor at Chicago Monday
night.
The American Tract society is holding
Its annual meeting at the national capital
The receipts last year were S305, 900.
greenish insect is injuring the wheat
in Russell county, Kan.
Peter Wettstein, of Leonardsville, Kan.
is so angry over the delay in obtaining
pension that he has declared he will kill
Gen. Raum and himself if the pension is
not granted soon. He has been waiting
seven years for it and has set limit of
time he will wait and the officials are
watching for him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-28
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, April "a
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade to-day: Wheat-No. May, opened
S10SJS, closed SLO9s4; July openrd 81 O61k.
closed Sl.0st@; September, opened Sl.0034 closed
Sl011S Corn-No. May, opened 661Sc closed
dSa4c; July, opened 631ac, closed &c; Septem-
Der, opened -. closed 6l5sc. Oats-No Nav
opened 524c, closed 5JIac; July. opened 47l4c
closed 1880; September, opened Sc, closed
3H4c. Pork-May. opened Sl250 closed Sl26O:
July, opened Sl291, closed Sl300; Septem-
Der, opened Sl3.3), closed S1335. Lard-May,
opened SGsll5 closed So 72IS
Live stOck-Following were the prices at
the Union stock yards: Hogs Market opened
only moderately active and rather dull prices
lO9l5c lower; packers buying slowly; sales
ranged at S3.O01ISJ pigs; S440l490 light;
St59t61 rough packing; Si.6)9501 mixed;
lots
Cattle-Quotations ranged at S56Oa6 40 for
choice to fancy shipping steers; S50015 80 for
good to choice do; 43lD4 80 common to fair do:
20 oog42 - butchers steers; Ss.6Od35O stockers;
s3U095.2j Texans; S3:0a439 feeders; 81 son
400 cows; sl.50d350 bulls; S250a45 so veal
calves. Sheep-Demand fairly active: quota
tions ranged at S45 10 Westerns; S475a8 25
natives; S50097.10 lambs
Produce: Bdtter-Fancy separator &c per
Id; fresh dairies, 21G22c; packing stock lin
BE. Eggs-Strictly fresh, 13 l3L6 per doz.
Live pouitry-C Chickens, l0c per lb; ducks, 100
lie; turkeys, mixed lots, ll9lSc; geese, SlOoG
GOO per doz Potatoes-White rose s5aS5c per
bu; Hebron, 9sL00; Peerless, S59s0c. Sweet
potatoes Illinois Jerseys, S3O0a350 Apples
Cooking, s3.O09400 per Dbl; eating, S450a5OO;
fancy varieties. S55)G6.50.
New York.
New YORK. April 27
eWheat-No, red cash, sl.a6; dc May,
81 ISL; do June, Sl.l5l% do July, SlI3sk:
dc August, slO,1s Corn-No- mixed cash,
1g1sc; do May, 75c; do June, 71lkc do July,
6sS4c. Oats-No. 2 mixed cash, 55c; Nav
55Ac. Rye-Neglected. Barley-Neglected
Pork-Duli; sl3.750l4 50 for new mess. Lard
Quiet; May, S6.s5; July, s7lS
Live Stock: Cattle-Trading opened slow
and closed extremely weak at a decline of lOIa
l i5c 100 ms; poorest to best native steers,
$aOG6-D 2 100 ms; Colorados, $3.50;
bulls and dry cows, s275Gl75. Sheep
| and Lambs-Market active at an ada
vance of 1sc o n; unshorn sheep
g750 . 100 ms; clipped do. s5.O006oC; unshoru
| lambs sa0O9Sl5; clipped do. 3aO0a6s7y<.
Hogs Prices steady; i've hogs, Axa0ss0 8
n ~ -.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-28
A Nutmeg State woman's Freak.

NORWICH, Conn, April zS-Mrs. Jane
Osgood, a wealthy lady of this city, is
very fond of cats, and in her luxurious
home she has a lot of them that are beau
ties. Miss Osgood recently gave a cat
party, which was attended by a score of
cats, who brought their owners along.
The invitations were printed on linen pa
per, and there was a picture of sleek
anl beautiful cat at the head of the card.
The cats got acquainted with each other
readily in half an hour, and then all had
feast, which comprised various kinds
of fish and other yiands