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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-13

The story is told Of German, who took the
hands of his clock to the maker to have them
fixed, because the! did not keep proper time.
Of course, the clock maker demanded the
1cor,kS, as in them lay the trouble. BoilS and
blotchCs, pimplcs and other cruptiOnS on the
exterior tell of Il diS1rdCrCd condition of the
blood within. If yOu have these indications,
be wise III time, and take DIR. PiCrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t puts the liver and
kidneys in good working order, purities the
blood, clcanscs the system from all impure
ties. from whatever cause arising, and tones
up the functions generally.
Golden Medical Discovery" checks the
frightful inroads of Scrofula, and, if taken
in time, arrests the mare. of Consumption Of
the Lungs (Which is Lung-scrOfula), purifies
and Cnrichcs the blood, thereby curing all
Skin and Scalp Diseases, Ulcers, Sores, Swell
ingS, and kindred ailments. 1t is powerfully
tonic is well ms alternative, or blood-clcansing,
in its eff cts, hence it strengthens the system
and restores vitality, thereby dispclling all
those lan~I!l Tired feelings" experienced
ty the dcbiiitatct Especially has it mani
tested its potency in curing letter, Salt
RI euIa, Er1Crla, Erysipclas, Boils Carbunclcs,
Sore Eyes GCitrc, or Thick Neck, and En-
Golden Medical Discovery is the only
blood and lang remedy, sold by druggists,
aui guaranteed by its manufacturers, to do
a.. t,,..t il is ciairnCd to accomplish, or money
paid FIR il will br promptly refunded.
WORLDS bISPESSARY MEDICAL ASSOCiA-
TIoH, Manufacturers, No. 665 Main Street,
Buffalo, \. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

ing harrheadcd with his military coal
un buttcped and thrown back. The TN
srrirtion on the basr rvsds: 't'rsns,
Our Citizen
Throng~ of people arrived during IN.
forenoon from every dirrctioa The
public schools In Dubaqu-. fr-pc~t
and other nearby towns wcrc elos-d
and large deiegasions 10 their ~citisrns
camo to take part In ths ceremonies
business In 6alena ~As entirely sa>'
pended Two special trains from
Chicago brought delegations Of Grand
Army men and distinguished citizens
The ceremonies of the day w~rr In
suguratcd with . parade participated
In by Grsnd Army vet~rsa~, ~sisitin.
military and civic bcdi~s end eitis~ns
gathered about tho statue In the park
The exercises were opened With the
'-Star Spapglcd Banner" rendered by
the fifi~cnth regiment hand from Fort
Sheridan. After prayer by h chap
lain the bands, gathered In uuis"o.
struck mp with Hail to the
Chief" ~ little Miss Pauline Kohl
sast . daughter of the donor. unveiled
the statue. and the gathered multi.
tudc applandcd- Es-t'ov. Heard then
formally presented the statue ~ the
city on behalf of the donor. The statue
accepted In . brief address by Park
Commissioner NeC1eanaa 90 behalf of
the city. He was followed by Hon
Chauncey ~. nePew. who delivered tho
Grafton Of the day. Ne met With ~
enthusiastic reception Addr-ss~. were
slso delivered by Gov. Fifcr and Judge
CgnbsCcc
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- ~ uAss~sssy - scoAaos csssso a.
pa. o. Q 0puooo eossss - ~
osose1l
GAlsxA. III. Juos A-The pws
Wiki sss 90 The fFues tAs svesssss
oortAssu reeessi of IL lses civil was
witse@cd yesterday IL ssvssltse OF .
brusss ssassr 10 Z. = Grass ~ b
epssieg % . s<w psst hsstae Als
sAos ts the sestss a TIE city.
h sAas1 v6s Ne Gin Of u II
KcAlssaA % cicagc. and III psrh.
trsesof sta sere~ frvo which The esiid-
iaes vAieA iorDessy osesvs~A u have
hesa noovea. b ~ ostsrowsA ct .
ssexessisa - Janes ". Srcsa Ths
ssasss b eigAs Ssss - hsaghs ssA stesds
sppa . sr.siss pedesaAl ~ feet htgA
u O0Psseass she 81 eo00no4ss ssAsdr
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h. OG~s u k,s.sS n. v.,s 80 . MN
n..ss "a o.. ssA Q sssis-rh. r~s.ss.sy
Well s.ppm.A-rAs C~sr~s,.s,.s-
WAsurSsroS. June Notice has
been given by Secretary Foster that the
principal and accrued int rest Of the ~
Der cent bouds iasued undss the arsa Of
July q, is7e. and January % 1871, out.
standing September 2. 1891. will be paid
NJ the treasury az Oh, United stas~s on
tina, day. and tina. the interest on tho
honda viii then eca.~. ssyy~s,lons
have been made IN she par, Of the hold
or. of some of these l.uis Of .
desire TO extend the psymeuta o. tho
option ol .he Usited states at the rate
of ~ PER ecsA psv AMMAN. and the
secr-tary Of The tresausy Will h~~rpsft~r
consider whether the acceptance Of
such Offers of them will h profitable to
thr government and In that event ~
s-rve. the riabt ~ except ssch bond.
from this CALI
IL 4. ofieially stated that the suex~.-
ton. m 20 sA> ers~nsLps of the q. pss
cent loan sddeA 10 tAe call mssl~ ~
dsy n made mosp a o MATER of psece-
denc~ than of n~c~saity. The treasury
drv.rtm,pt II I. AZ. 10 .~bv,1.o,iv Adj.
In nav AT Of the Is, ,ooo. 90 q. p-r cent.
outasandiuu hut In ytsW NJ th~ up~rr.
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sRsoos

~ Dlsssssss - Cssss nsssegsesl a>0-
Ssssy Dssy ~ vsss - = fssssyssrtaa
Assembly.
NV YonK, June &-The directors Of
Union theological seminary have net
and declared their position on the qsss-
too Of the right Of the general ssseo-
bly, Of Tie Presbyterian church TO veto
Tie traasies Of Prod. Charles A. Brt9Ys
froo ~ chair II Hebrew TO the chair
Of Biblical theology. The resolutaoa
pa0ed q their Deeting held yesterday
aftesDooo b - follows:
Resolved Thae ~ board of dirvcapn
after hasing taken Iegsl sdvics I'D
aftss DE coosidesa&ioa. - NO seasoa
% ehaaCs tAsis visws O IL ssbjses q
the transfer of De. Brigx4 and feel
bound, h De discharge AZ their duties
under the charter aad constitstioa Of
The seminary. - adhers b the saoe
The intent Il ~ vote paased By ths
geseral assembly - ID recest session
Ia Detroit va that d. Briggs shSaId
eea.e 70 Be . professor In the Union
seminary. The effect Of the resolution
given above il that il b the judg.
ment Of the directors that the veto
. usurpatiou Of powers given
intended to b given 70 the general
assembly. and that since the veto was
Illegal, the appointment stands and Dr..
Briggs will continue - professor dur
ing the coming year a during the past
yearA
The fact that . struggle was in prog
ress behind closed doors was evident
when Prof. George A. Prentiss stag
gered out into the hall after the discus
sion had been under way for two
hours, and nearly sank TO the floor
through weakness brought on By over
excitement The venerable professors
body shook like . leaf and he had TO be
assisted TO . private room until he had
recovered Then Dr. Hastings left his
place in the meeting and accompanied
the professor TO his home.
Only one ballot was taken on the
and the vote stood 20 TO : In
favor Of its passage. The directors OF
the seminary express ignorance n 70
the duties Of the committee Of fifteen
by the general assembly. but
say that they will receive them with
all the courtesy possible when they
visit the city.
Il Is evident O in the face Of the
present action of the seminary directors
that the visit of the general assembly
will be useless
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

Jr is stated ~ex-President Cleveland
has secured a lease with purchase op-
ton of what is known as the "Joc JEFF
ferson place" in Saddle river valley,
near the line that divides New York
state and New Jersey. The estate
comprises about fifty acres. The
large stone house upon il, which It is
said the cx-president will use for a sum-
MGR house, is long and low, being built
in Dutch style. The farm is in the
frettiest part Of the valley and the
house is surrounded by beautiful lawns
ani shade trees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

M. L. BOLDEN. a guard at the Pied
mont GA broom factory, a away
with Eliza Randall, a female convict.
They were located by the sheriff and
captured after q long chase. The Ran
dali woman is a life prisoner, having
received sentence for the murder of her
stepdaughter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

THE American nurserymen's associa-
ton, in session at Minneapolis Mimi,
took . shy at the worlds Columbian ex-
pc.ition, the object of their attack be-
in& the horticultural department One
Of the members read a paper In which
Walter d. Maxwell, head Of the depart.
ment, was characterized as q 'dude"
ansi "a man who wears a new necktie
every day and buys a pair Of patent
lesther boots every week" After a
long discussion resolutions were
nd opted unanimously protesting against
MAxwell's confirmation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

THE marriage of Miss Hattie, the
youngest and only single daughter of
Secretary Blaine. TO Mr.. Truxton Besle,
minister to Persia, son of Gen. Beale.
Of Washington, and brother-in-law to
John r. Mclean, proprietor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, is announced to
take place early next fall Miss Blaine
has gone to Europe for her trousseau.
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MISCELLANEOUN

HARRIS A. SMILER, James J. Slocum
and Joseph Wood. all under conviction
to suffer death for murder, but who had
appealed to the federal courts, have
been resentenced by Judge Barrett to
be e~lcctrocuted at Sing Sing prison dur
ing the week beginning July 3 next
NJ. JoUANNO. q banker of the Rue de
Richelieu, Paris, who acted as trustee
for most of the exhibitors at the French
exhibition now being held in Moscow.
has absconded. leaving liabilities esti-
mated at $500. 600.
THE recent transforms covered nearly
the entire area Of the United States.
Two or three tornadoes attended the
storms In South Dakota three lives
were lost
WALTER p. FRANER, Of Williams
port N. J., and william r Smith, of
Hallesville, N. ", freshmen in Rutgers
college were drowned while bathing In
the canal at New Brunswick. n. j.
THREE white men have been killed
by Shawnee Indians on the north fork
Of the Canadian river in the Indian
Territory. The Indians asserted the
men were horse thieves, but . good
many believed they were Oklahoma
boomers. The Indians bear . good
character.
ALL the section men on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie road. $50 in number, went
ont on . strike for an increase in wages
They had been paid 81. 10 . day. but de-
manded ST. sl
A FRAME building on the west side.
Chicago. fell the other day. killing
three men who were carousing under
the structure.
OK the Grand Bay plantation in
Coupee parish. La, q number of ne
groes were playing craps A dispute
arose, which resulted in the killing of
Willie Jennings Levee hands At once
hanged Alexander Campbell, Sam Hum
NELL and another negro.
The president has reduced the six
years sentence of Robert Sigel. son Of
Gen Sigel, TO two years and nine
months, and directs that . pardon be
issued to young Sigel then.
A Bon.ER explosion at Dusardrs saw
mill. q Bedford, Ind, on the Sd
killed eight men
BILL WYATT, alias "Six Shooter
Jack" who killed the telegraph oper-
ator at Horton, l. T.. last fall, has been
captured.
A SUDDEN gale caused a panic on the
Latonia race tracks near Cincinnati
Fortunately no one was hurt in the nad
rush.
GALES r reported 70 have done eda-
siderable mischief 10 shipping on Lake
Superior.
NINE persons were killed and many
houses blown down BY . hurricane in
the Susa valley, Italy.
RUssELL-& Co, with houses in China
London and New York. is reported in
dinculdeA
The German government is reducing
the STAN Of Spandau arms factory from
LOCO to 400 men. Thee is much dis-
content among the men in coaseQuenN
The ce1sns Of Ireland showsa lore
reduction during the decade.
THH presiding oG5cer q IL nar.s
bourse announces that Il Eereim, .
broker who did . vssy exteasive 49,
neaA isa defsnlter on hi controek
Hi liabilities are estimated 70 snounS
20 Aooo.o 900 trancA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

a BERLIN dispatch says that the
brokers Of that city have given no
tioe 70 their agents and custom
era that Russian securities will no
longer be dealt in by them and that
orters for such securities will
nos be filed It is said that
similar action has been taken at
Vienna and Frankfort and that in
London an identical movement Is un-
der consideration As to the effect
uron Russia opinion is divided The
cars government is amply supplied
with funds and has given up the idea at
present Of converting the loans which
it-was proposed to redeem with the aid
of the R~othschilds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The jury at indianapolis. Ind, In the
Lemon-R einhold case, in which Rein
hold, q former lawyer Of that city. was
tried for robbery, returned a verdict
against Reinhold, sentencing him to
ten years imprisonment and to pay a
fine of 400.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

A Madrid dispatch says that accord
ing to current report the revolutionary
party Of Portugal intends shortly TO
make another effort to overthrow the
monarchy and that newsof the encoun-
ters between British and Portuguese in
South Africa has greatly strengthened
the movement for q change. Amoug
the people the feeling toward England
is one Of the most exasperating. which
is none he less hitter because they feel
their inability to do any serious harm
Appeals have been received for rein
foroanenA bat To only message to
Afflea since the encounter has been
one directing the Portuguese to remain
within bounds and NO under any cir
70 Eight with tAe Engaish,
as IL Noeengusss government feels
conf tEneiAnd win repay say
damage Or trsspsss done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

RICHARD GORDELIER, a music teacher
In the Pennington. N. j., seminary, says
he has sent q challenge to the Emperor
William to fight a duel with pistols. lie
claims to have had his business ruined
in Germany by the emperor and Bis
marck for revealing state secrets. He
is regarded as insane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The miners who were shut out of
Westphalia after going on a strike have
nearly all drifted back to work. the
employers finding that they could not
do without the skilled labor Of their
former men. It is also said that the
government gave a hint favorable to
the exercise of lenity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

IT is reported that the car, in re-
spending TO a personal appeal made by
an exalted parsonage on behalf OF the
Jews in Russia, said he was determined
to continue his measures of Jewish re-
preston with aview to a solution OF the
Jewish question.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The Baltimore World announces the
formation of a new political party at a
secret meeting of prominent citizens.
II favors only Americans for public
efice and is opposed to foreigners on
the ground hat they will eventually
disrupt the union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

REV. Mr. MOODY, q we'll known VIM
nipeg divine, went to Portage, Man, to
conduct the prosecution of halt q dozen
hotel keepers who had violated the
liquor laws He secured a conviction.
and when leaving the court room was
mobbed, but escaped with slight injur-
les. taking refuge in the Methodist ar
sonage. Later in the day, when Mr..
Moody arrived At the depot to take the
train for Winnipeg, he met a warm re-
ception, the liquor men first covering
his clothes with rotten eggs and then
assaalting him. He was badly injured.
Rev. Mr.. Duncan. who went to his as
sistapce, had his nose broken and was
otherwise badly handled
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

AT the Galveston, Tex, city election
X. L. Fulton was reelected mayor for
the sixth consecutive term, making a
period Of twelve years continuous SER
vice. He defeated w. ii. Nichols who,
during Cleveland's administration, was
doorkeepcr of the house of congress,
defeating him by about one thousand
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

HENRY CLEws says there is no doubt
but Secretary Foster will agree with
the bankers that il will be to the best
interests Of the country to extend the
m.turing Of the ~ per cent bonds
after September at 2 per cent
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

PANS. Tex. June s-The Wichita
Indiana with whom . eo9misaioo 10
now treating. bsve decided that they
will bot sccept the p~roposiiioe 70 take
100 scres each In allotment and I'll the
balance NJ their land IT hfty cents IN
scre. They Will make . counter prop
osition 10 sell oil their lands ~ u 50
Q acre and eodeavos either 10 essso
iish their CLAIM spou the lands nov o--
eupi~d BY The Cbeyeases and Arsps-
hoeA o.. failing Ia that N p~urchAse
homes among the Choctavs and Chsck-
ssawa where they think they viii b
more secure fSu1 distsr6asoe ssd 10
teSYupeiOaL
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ADDITIONAL

n. I. MCCABB, the husband Of Nay
Inez McCabe. the murderess of Judge
Stein, of Hidalgo, who wa confined In
the Hidalgo county Jail. Mexico. on .
charge Of conspiracy 70 murder and
rob, broke Jail.
THE buildings of tho Cleveland (O.)
Hardware Co. burned to the ground.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, 500, 900.
The brigands who recently captured
\ number of Germans from Q railway
train between COnstantincple and Adri-
anoplc, whom they held for ransom.
released their prisoners
The Vienna correspondent of the
London Standard says that At least .
dozen persons were killed In the recent
lightning storm there.
The northern part Of italy has been
visited by serious earthquakes Four
persons were killed and seventeen in
jured-
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June 8 showed an average de-
Grease of :S.a compared with the CORE
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease vas e9.5.
| OMNIBUS drivers Of London have
struck for shorter hours
AHrsR . long and exciting debate the
Portuguese chamber Of deputies BY Q
vote of los tn 8 ratified the convention
with England.
The census Office has run out Of
funds and many clerks will have to b
discharged.
THERE is . coal famine in northern
Iowa consequent upon the strike.
SECRETARY RISK has issued orders
prescribing the rules and regulations
to govcrntthe shipmenta and tr1nspor-
tation Of cattle from the United States
- foreign countries under the new law
providing for the safe transPortat;oa of
such Animak
DOCUMENTS which have been dis
covered 1t Rom, Prussia. where
beethoven was born In l770, prove that
the Beethoven family came originally
from Antwerp and that they were pro-
fessioual musicians
SIR JOHN A. MAcpoxALD. preuier of
,Canads. did On the night Of the eth.
MRS DUNCAN. who Was recently muir
lderously assaulted by her husband at
Bcttwa-Y-Coed. in Wales i dying.
TnR republican candidate wa elected
mayor Of WilminGton. Del
FINANCIAL conAdence has been -
stored in London Prices are mneh
6rmer.
WoRD has been received Of The killing
LOT Eraak Cathe By Apache lsdianA near
AFizpe, Arix Cathe was employed -
10 swamper on . mule train. There
were two Other mea with IL tooms
that IL Indians o&eoeapQ
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

WHEAT rose seven marks In Berlin
after II became known that Chancellor
Won Csprivi had stated in the lower
house of the Prussian diet that the
ministry had decided against any re-
duction in the corr duties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The British consul at Hamburg re-
ports that the time Is not far distant
when that place will be lost to the Brit
ish coal industry. The English coal
producers now send about FL, 500, 600
sterling worth of coal to Hamburg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

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IT, trSsl - ~ 1850 sAs-@~~ i~4.za
80 ~~sA~ssss u@ nr~~ aaSso-a
.sa~ 80. - Ma fus t~.s rss&sy
&c. s~~gs~s~s F~s~s~~&.s
a. s~ aSs-ss~x - a~ SsA "A
-~a e. sA~~xs 49, fs<sA..s $500
e~s0 - ~-~s~s s.t>x - ~ @sssf5sr
- - @~s-<y<~<~< ~ ss&~ ~~s sss~
-~~s - tS-~s Ts~ 80 f~rsA~r s~s~
-~s sA<>say .r-~a sAss IL A~>s @~s
49, "a 10. s~s~ssy I. A~w p~~
Ar~s e@~~~ssa>x tA~ rv&Se~ Ca~~
~~~~ss rsa@s h-~@& k~ r<s~~N
- s~kzss 49, @~As~ th~sr r~s<s.<
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The czarewitch opened the first por-
ton of the Transsiberian railroad 1t
Valdivostock, and laid q memorial tab
let amid a scene of great enthusiasm
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

wAssfsas. Nm y.r~ R-Th~ 81 ssr
pas 10 u~ u~s.zsy - @sss1 .
sssis~~ s.xpsss sAss 49, s~~s ~ '~
sr~ssssy -shis H. s~@<ry q t~ a&A
s.s oNs~isl. To t.xr~~@~ tha sssptzs
srr~ssry ts-t~s hss called - Sss .'
~ a~y-psi.s f~-. sssAsasl hsssA Th~
eaIl rvss. IT. ~<s~nsy a I~ sr~@~
~ -. thss asy esls~s sp@ uz@A-s
- sss>oai h~st s~-ss~- e. tsEn~
s~s ss \ ~s~str~>s<sy ap~sos - -
s.-~ss - pset< ->~ss 49, ~ '~@
sas 80 e~~-h<-s 60 tha tsss~@csszz "a
60 hfS A~~s.s~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

PTrr.srsss. Pa. Jsse Is IL CHS
holm. . miilioosir- irue cpsrssn~ II
Cleveland was ssr-ss>d - Otseshs ~
osei h~r~ for passsg e~sss~rsess
moeey. He ~ss . 0~>s>sevv fross .
detective sod electrical call sg~s<y so
parehsss him rsilsosd sd sis~rssS
sSrhsss home ssd ses<s~rvd s~o S- srs
dollar soses IN sse S~ss>sr~stry. ssa
tn. d~seesives t.sp-d On H. ess~i.s-ss
that II vss IL old dn3G~ h~ssG ~evk~a
ny spdisg . hy IN -~s es ssa
noo~y. Chi&ho,a wA sAn<tiy afses
srr~sled sd takes Nf~cv Issy-<ts
NeAI~er ed Hr,ved hs sA<ssssy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The italian wheat crop is at present
in a strong and healthy condition, and
there is every prospect of an excellent
harvest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

cssssnss - ne us..-~.s 81 Js~As~s-
mSA. ~ . pssshsss sf sess~s~s
ODvt~
yAr~x. Mis~. June The c~r--
mooies i.csdsnt 60 tho snssilins ov
confederate monnnrns as,rscis3 IN tAs
city crowds largsr than The smmrnS~
,Arpns~ TIA, aiisd n s.r~-,s b lar -
for~. r~~l~satisn after islsgs,ssn. rep
~rrs~ntins all par.s 81 tae country. AZ
rived aad ~cr~ ~, By 's,v. HsnSJ ADJ
Aia ass~> scs-cap~ai-si hy . band Will"
shr ssr~~t. wrrv lind with ssisrans aHzl
eash~sisgee spectators
AsS16ciors IN. national gsarfs>
~ state asder command at ''~n
Kiiiur> marrhed frsm their qosr-
ssn ss The eisv ball. vhsr. ihs grand
p-srss.sos fsrn~d sn.i after marvh'ns
tArossh The ssr~~ts p~o-~~dcd ~ ~"
mr-su.~aa B~hisa troPs came
q Scat hearing afs~~n b~suitful young
isds~s Who rsp~~>~.t~i he dissF~a,
ssssheyu states ~ the nnvetiiss a. foi-
lows Ml~s Aaai~ St-n-. D southern
ecsfeserscy; Miss Annie 1. stone Ms
spuri. Nisa Courtney Walthsil Viz
rinia; Miss Cc~in.c H~ostrn~~ syks.
North Csrriisa. Miss Asnst~! f"wer.
Kensscky: Mt>s Eiiss fsaisSf.,'o~
ts~.rsa: Ntss Eii~~ ts~van. fiost-
aa; Miss Nellie fewsIt. Aishama
Nias Mary H~lis Norrsa. inutsisns.
NisA Caroiise Kerr. Tssa. Mis- Viz
gaia Hunl Arkaas.. Nt~> >silhs hleah
or CowanA Teonesses Mis-. Marie
Lowry. Mis>tsAiPra. as~s Ann'e hsHn
Scash Sarrl,ns. Ma haii~
Pewter. MaryIssa Thea cams car
riax~. Containing b oal~or IT u"
lsdi~s' ecafc<8evsss ss~Sta
ti,a With Ni.s Saliie o. N"tTsn a.
psrshs~nt and Mr Hayes dsaTht.T
of Jea~r~so Davis accompanied nv her
Husband and s,aL <estcam- carriage
distinguishes rsnfe'isra,s
veterans followed by the "rrsntssi
ramp~ 1T cs,ns-.irr rate veterans anil ~"
~ os halt a iosen fsnrus Me
.s.,ippa ss.f-i.rsi. reFiassni~
Th- crr~acoics we've "I~"rd Nth
ma>Ic nv Nh. band sf,rr ~hhrh Rev
Father - 4 r~sk~rvt of Nhckseurg.
delivered . prayer lie ~as f"llss~d
by Hoo & D. uc,ies. who> In t-hslf
of ths lsdiss' ms,aas~nt s~z~a-tattru -
N,s>i>sippa. ale . hsi~f s.tr~-s In pr
cf the monument ts The state.
after which. anal the browning IL can
non. N~ Marrsr~, Hayes daughter 90
J~6rr~rn Davis. pellc., the string that
connected With IN. veil AMI The n~st
ssrmoanting th. moaamsni va dis
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

KAxsAs err. No. June s-John "
Yoeerty 30 issasssiy killed isss night
a the issenectioa Of L<ntnxtsa md
Prospect ssesseA. By . es spoe ~
Northeass Electric railway. He 80 ~
yean Of -. va married N lived
with hh wife 81 sss-year-old boy %
BeIiefostaise. mar IsdspesAsscs
ssssse He Waa Waikiag aSnog
The track Of tie railway M
stepped into . hole ia The ssrss Nd
fell in froos Of Tie car It's veess
passed over hin. esssia9 hh Audy into
Swo piecea nh eiaioed thss fogefs5
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