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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
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1'HB French embassy ut Toxic reports
that the czarewitch was attacked by q
fanatical policeman for misbehaving at
10 heather shrine.
TWENTY blocks of business houses
and dwellings wcre burned at Mus
kegou. Mich, on the afternoon of the
10th The co urt house was among the
buildings destroyed.
CLEANING house returns for the week
ended Nay Is showed IN average de-
crease Of Ill compared with the corre-
spo.ding week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was 2s6
The European bourses we're de.
pressed during the week ended May 10.
Foreign securities continued to decline.
The London stock exchange showed
many fluctuations A further drain Of
gold to Russia was expected
DRY weather il seriously interfering
with the crops in central Tennessee.
VAN VLEEr & Co.'S Wholesale drug
house, Memphis. Tenn, has been dam
aged e6s, 900 by fire.
FRosr has damaged vegetation in
northern Ohio
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on % enic.So Notsnefn enoeo
Idisastrously Tor q men Grand MAS
ter Sweeny expressed his indignation
at what he termed the treachery Of the
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

THE St Petersburg correspondent OF
The London Chronicle says II was re-
ported that the czarewitch was more
seriously wounded than was admitted
by the authorities. The correspondent
added that the assailant Of the czarc-
witch was a nihilist who escaped from
Saghalien, an island of the east coast
of Asia, belonging to Russia. and who
succeeded in entering the Japanese Pc.
1ice acrvire-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

MAJ john w. THoMAA president OF
the Nashville. Chattanooga & St Louis
railroad, was married recently at Nash
vile, Tenn. TO Miss DeBow, daughter
Of the late j. ID. Ii. DeBow, editor OF
the famous ante bellum southern maya
zine bellows Review.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

GrN. Buf1.ER has secured the release
from Jail by n writ Of personal replevin
of Mrs Carlotta johnson, who by the
sentence OF Judge Carpenter Of the
United States supreme court, was serv-
ing her time for alleged perjury in q
pension case. The first case wherein
this writ was used in Massachusetts,
was in 1884 and Inquiry among law
ycrs show that previous to that date II
was unknown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
MISCELLANEOrS,

LIEUT.. O X A. BICKNELL. con
nected with the laundering of the Ga
lena and Nina, has been found guilty OF
negligence.
ALE the section hands between Stew
ems Point and Chippewa Falls, Wis, are
on q strike for ten cents a day
A DISPATCH from Buenos Ayres says
that that city is practically insolvent
The government employees have NOT
been paid for many weeks, and there is
now due to them nearly 81. 900. 900 In
salaries and wages
REV. j. p. MoRToN, Of The Methodist
Episcopal church at Lsacc Charles La,
was run over aud killed on the Kansas
City & Watkins rsilroad. He was lately
from Michigan.
THE two Irish factions have left the
evicted tenants in Ireland in . deplora.
BILE condition. The tenants are every
where making the best terms they can
for reinstatement 8fr :
A JAPANESE fanatic attacked the
czarewitch about six miles from Kioto.
while the heir to the Russian throne
was travelling in Japan. No political
cause was assigned, but the czarew witch
was dangerously wounded
The holy see is disposed to make
representations to the various powers
with a view to obtaining compensation
from the Italian government for the
damage done to the vatican building,
etc, by the recent powder explosion.
DURING the recent financial panic a,
Lisbon Q dynamite bomb was exploded,
doing considerable damage and causing
much alarm.
EIGHT more soldiers have been n
rested by the military authorities for
completely in the lynching Of Hunt al
Walla Walla, Wash. This makes six
teen in custody.
MRS BELL. . young woman, has beer
whipped TO death by whitecaps at Duck
town, Tenn. Three Of the Bell boys,
who were fred on, will die Of their
wounds Much excitement existed ovel
the affair.
LEVY BRoA & Co, one Of the larges,
wholesale clothing firms on lowe,
broadway, New York, closed their
doors on the 18th, owing more than
$500, 600.
THERE has been . panic on the Paris
bourne due to the depreciation in Span.
ish and Portuguese securities
KSGNAN won the Kentucky derby q,
Louisville on the 18th.
An anti-European riot occurred a,
Woo Hoo, China The Catholic mission
and several houses were burned.
The South Wales miners conference,
by . vote 81 10 "a, has resolved 10 con,
tinue the agitation for . working day
Of eight hours
A GENERAL strike Of ironworkers ha.
been ordered throughout Belgium.
SECRETARY FOSTER has decided to re
duce the forces employed in collecting
the cqstoms 50 rs TO avoid . ~de6cieney.
Boston will fut feel the cut
TIE last of the troops gathered q,
the time of the Sioux outbreak have
been ordered to return TO their Iorme,
posts.
THERE was IN uncon6rmed repor,
on the 18th that the Charleston had me,
and sunk the Itata-
TIME men and . boy sore killed by
. boiler explosion 1t Wilson's sawmIl
near GermaniA W. Va
NEGOTIATION has reached Rome thu,
during tho progress of . fierce storm
which recently visited Msssowah, /,
building ssed IS . barracks and CO..,
tanning . number Of soldiers eolla
Six men weae killed and ten
injured
JKwIsa refugees In AustriA showei
no sign Of grief on hearing 1.-THE care
Witchs misfortune In Jsuan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

NINE BLAvArsKY's ghost Is already
on its travels, IL any confidence Is to be
placed in the statement of the Paris
Libcrtc. that II appeared TO the Duchess
Pomar. in the presence Of Mme. Adam,
the news Of the death coming some
time afteryvard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

JAMES Z. WARD & Co, the New
York shipping merchants. have re-
ceived q cablcgram from Buenos Ayres
stating that gold there had reached 800
premium. the highest rate ever known
in the Argentine republic MI. Ward
said that this would seem to indicate
that something serious had happened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

SIGNoR QUINTfEM has given notice In
the Italian chamber of deputies OF an
Interpolation regarding Premier Rudi.
mis- intentions in view of Mr.. Blaine's
latest communication on the New Or
leans affair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

PAnss xsy iS-Nsa bosssas~<s
s~ppis>sssoe sx . Decree of spsxSAs
estates has hes rssse1 BY ~ ssss4
TAe isdyis s~ppiAsssos ~S sansA -
she eaain sAss h<s rgAs - 4s~sx ~
h,<s defesset by H. 0stsses ef C<A
Eozissr~r aad hs eon>rqssss ssxis.&s
IL eoss.ns<y sovarekks fr~s<AeszrsN
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

The Kreuz Zcitung publishes an
aiarmist article on RWssia's intrigues IN
the Danube. in which it declares that
Rnssia has bought over all Of the Of
ficials Of the Danubian Steamship Co,
thus absorbing the whole Danubian
trade, and has placed officials and pom
Don at all strategic points on the
river, the duty of the officials being to
correspond with the Russian govern
mont in cipher. The paper urges
Austria to take measures to counter
at Russia's schemes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

ASSISTANT SECRETARY SPAUI.DINa
has informed an Ohio firm hat In the
opinion Of the treasury department the
. term sshcrses" a used In paragraph ~
of the act Of October I, 1890, includes
Shetland ponies
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

SIXTEEN anarchists have been arrest
ed in Terni, Italy. They had In their
possession plans 70 pillage and destroy
with dynamite banks, factories and
other property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

XK1aAsxA CIR. yeh. Nay iA-w
& Devsaii Nd - iiving nes synS
e0es ~ foxDd dsoA h Hin hara yes-
ssrdsy oarning He vest 10 feed sAe
seoek sbosss O'Clock md sfss ho6n
~afseFwsrAs - fossd dsaA Hs hesd
md fsoe ver< beaten 70 . peip and IL %
supposea hoo>s knoeaed hiz douaHsd
stamped hsn % deaxh-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

AT the colored Baptist state con
vention at Charlottesville. Va, Rev.
J. NJ. Armistead. colored. Of Peters
burg. said: II am opposed 10 any more
help from the north I would say 10
the home mission board Of New York,
put your money somewhere else and
let us help ourselves. II we are
ever &c stand alone now is the
time to do So but IS long Is our north
ern brethren rock the cradle for us We
will be children. and forty years hence
we shall be Is dependent on northern
help q now" The speech created . stir
and provoked . long and heated discas.
sion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

WICHITA. Kan, Nay iA-Fred j.
Dcdge. chief Of the Wells-Fsrgo Es-
press Co.'S detectives in TEXAS. came up
from Wharton. L T.. 20 investigate .
report that Bob Dalton one OF the
brothers who held up the Santa Re
train near Wharton Saturday. had
been seen here. The man who male
the assertion that he had spoken
to Bob Dalton here insists that he
knows the outlaw well. but no trace Of
him can be found now. George Whip
pie. . brotherin-lsw Of Bob Dalton.
was arrested st Guthrie and Wa put In
Jail here on . charge 81 ~obssruesins he
officers By warnings =, the DaiconA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
COMMENT.

THE Scotch-Irish congress. In session
ut Louisville, KY, reelected the old
officers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

CAPT. VERNEY, convicted Of immoral.
ity, was formally expelled from the
British house of commons in profound
silence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

CHIcAso Nay IA-Georye j. Gibsoa-
e-xseeresszy Of the whisky srusa- With
lsuysr Barry sppessed before Jsdess
Ketsale ssd Ansh0ey in the criminal
court yesterday nd ssksd for . change
d vsa,s from thsss ~ jsdgeA Pretu-
aSee !, allered
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

csxAsa. Msy fs-isAs~ kess<gis sas
ma:ed . change os v<ss< IN - esss
a c~orre J. 0fhssa. ~ vkhky ese
SECRETARY. asd $1,000 - - -
sezs nssxAis as<s1as b sakss -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

SOMETHING very singular has been
discovered. SO it is alleged, on the face
of the recent issue of treasury notes
which makes it more than possible for
the skillful forger or counterfeiter to
make the notes Of the lower denom;na-
tions pass for the larger. The defect N
in the ink used by the officials in the
treasury department in the printing of
these notes, it being of such . character
that it is possible Tor any M to rub out
the figures and substitute any that may
seem most convenient for the purpose
aimed at
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

LnsoS. May iA-Nn Baseheilor.
the uife Of the United States minister
20 Portugal was Seriously injured IN .
carriage accident and DOW les 10 .
critical cooditSoa- Nia Bachelor -ss
also hurt bat sAs b not ssioosly N
{uRN
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

Ro14 Nay iA-AE Robert C Pors<s.
IL Caited Sesses niaiss<S hrre. b pre
priAg % spesA H. ss8.es In H.
ssaD1 = - higAisad nsar Ra<a d
fseA H = - g lssst.s ltaiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

LITTLE .Rock. Ark. Nay iA-1oo
Pxxe. II year Old struck his mother On
The head With . garden boz, kfsHng her
Instantly. u Beusoe. ARR yssaerd.y
morning. Ma hgs wss attempting
% ShaGti<s IL bov.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

LOSpoy. Nay lA-ne Times to-day
declares its belief that Ruasia VII
withdraw a 60 90 from Loodca with
In he nexs mouth o. two and that IL ID
dcubtful whether the Rank Of Eagiasd
viii Be able 20 withdraw that amount
hon America
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
v.a.r.I C..r,. WIN S.s s.s.,s.r..

DIS MorsEs. Ia. May ia-Nine In
functions for violations Of the pcohib-
tory law, ten indictments for nuisancr
and one contempt case for the violation
Of an injunction in Mahaska eoun,y
were appealed "a the federal court upon
the ground that the Iowa law wss In
violation Of Oh. federal statute. The
counsel for defendants cont~nd~d thss
when the government issued . license
10 an individual % ~il iiqanr The IL
cense carried with IL the p~ros~csioa of
the federal government from inserfer-
ence of the .,asr in the sr~sn.arsloa 81
the business for which the holder of the
licrnsc paid. and that The io~a lsw
which prohibited traffic In Intoxicating
liquors va. therefor, VOID
Judge shiras or.ered the eas>s -
manded IN the state cosStA. sayiss
that the court would not inteyfsrs In
the enforcement q state laws of this
character which were merely . police
regulation
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

NEw OsLxAxa May lA-The supreme
lodge. knights Of Honor. elected - OF.
6een the following: Hon samuel
Oosz. Newark. supreme director, Hon
Nanden Bellamy. wiimingtoa. n c.
supreme vicsdiector; John Maihean.
Yonken n. r., supreme assistant d.
rector. r. b LwA 81 Louis supreme
recorder. Joseph W. Branch. Sc LouA
supeeme treasurer, Rev. J. n Hope.
Danville, Va. supreme chaplain: John
H. Hancock. Louisville. Ky, supreDs
guide; John p. Shannon. Ebersoa.
MasA. supreme guard. C n Cuxry. San
YnDcisco supreme seasinel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
NJ. Bi.der's Downfall.

NEW YORK, May i6-The Herald nays
that ex-Assemblyman Charles A.
Binder, of this city has fed. and Is IN
absconder of trust funds to the amount
Of $40. 900. The flight Of the embezzier
occurred on May 4. the day preceding
that set apart for him 70 make an &c
counting of the estate Of Barbara
Houseman, which he had administered
since isso. Nothing has been heard OF
him since his disappearance. and his
family fears that he may hare COM
mited suicide. Excessive dissipation
and over Indulgence in gambling ID
the cause of Nj. Binders downfall
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
swiTchMeN FIRED.

The Chicago . ~ssssrs Rssa pis
charges An ~siteAsass-Ns tight Assssss
the Isioa hot As.isss N~si~"ssssss
CHICAGO, May ia-At Z o'clock yes
tsrday morning every swttcAmsn
in the employ Of h Chicago a North
western Railway Coo In this city
and 500 employed ut points along The
line-was discharged aud paid On. The
company chose this hour ~ the moss
convenient tn notify both the day and
night men that their services would mo
longer bc required General Manager
Whitman of the road reports al this
hour Gil o'elock) that M far there has
been no trouble or disturbance occa-
stoned by the lockout
The road has been preparing for
this action during the past two months
and for every man discharged this
morning there vas another rrady to
take his place. lardmastcr Frank Me
Inerncy, whose discharge the switch
men demanded and enforced by .
tie up during Genera Manager
Whitman's Illness six weeks ago,
has been rcinstatcd this morning and
took charge ~ the new men. The com
pany say that McInerncy was never
really discharged. His name has never
been taken of the pay rolls of the com.
pany. bat his position has remained va
can't, as he has remained away from
his work pending the trouble started
on his account Mr.. Whitman said
this morning that he no longer
could put up with the state Of
things that has existed during the past
three years and this action II .
practical demonstration Of the com
pany's intentions to run its own busi-
ness On account of the men bring
always ready to strike on the slightest
pr~ovocation the train service has cen
unsatisfactory To the public and IN the
company itself and now he proposes 70
put . stop to L.
The President 81 sp~,nsa~,s. m
S~rmNovIKLp. Ill. May ia-Thr echo
OF cheers seemed to follow the prrsi-
dental train through the night ~ u
went eastward from Omaha over the
Wabash system. A. many stations in
Missouri. where the train passed
through In the ''wec ana hours large
crowds assembled and sent shouts after
IL as II disappeared in Tho darkness.
The president rosc NJ 5 o'clock
this morning to witness the
grand demonstration In his honor
ut Hannibal. Mo-, which point was
reached at $50 o'clock Despite the
early hour more than 1850 people ~er.
assembled and the president Vas given
. warm welcome.
Thousands Of visitor. from ncighbor.
ing towns helped the people of Spring
field Ia welcome The president % thi.
city this morning Perfect weather
and plenty Of enthusiasm made the
short visit Of the distinguished guest Q
plcasant one. and excellent arrange
ments caused the reception 20 take place
.-lAL--A LLa IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

Changers Hambletonian stallion, Mike
Sprague, trotted ON trial and made q
mile in s:s6 against a heavy wind
The Antelope county alliance has de-
cided to open . purchasing agency 70
be conducted by four members in diff
ferent parts Of the county. No alliance
store viii be opened
MRS HELEN MoHLER. . well known
resident Of Geneva. was struck with
paralysis the other day and only lived .
few hours She was 81 years Of age and
the mother of nine children
T. E. CROWLEY, living near Strang,
was bitten three times by q rsttiesnake
the other day. He drank half . gallon
of whisky and has felt no bsd effects
either from the snake bite or the liquor.
A CHILD Of Lee WertherA near
Neigh, swallowed . safety pin and wa
nearly choked to death. but the OBJ
struction was finally removed by .
doctor In time to save the little ones
life.
A THIRD bank viii be started q
ULYSSES within thirty days - the re-
suit OF Q little difficulty between the
stockholders Of one Of the old financial
institutions
IsAAc TnoRxr. who was In jill II
York upon the charge Of setting Ore 70
an elevator and several other buildtnss
N NcCoors Junction. hanged himself
in the jail the other night He made .
.upe out Of the sheets IL his eol
Thorue was - yeaxs Of age
ALYuD CRAAKAL charged wto
criminally saaulsing several htHasghh
a Supsrior. aided By his wits. wss -
ceusy srraigned for trial q HeiaA
BoGh pieaded guilty. and eaeA Riveas
sentence Of tweaty yeers n The psak
sentiaxy.
TIE Exchange bank a Garftsna ,
reported TO be h Ansneial discaisv.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19

Mr.. George Tassel, the executor Of
the estate Of ii. l.. Smith, deceased,
has spent the week in town engaged
in business connected with the estate,
and during his stay, in conjunction
with the Morris Brothers and the
other l~egatees, has had a beautiful
and substantial monument erected to
the memory Of poor Hank" 1t was
a very kind and appropriate act on
the part Of these gentlemen and they
deserve to be commended for il. The
monument itself is Of blue Vermont
marble, six feet in height, resting on
a base Of solid granite and inscribed
as follows: "H. l.. Smith, born
March A., 1913 died October 8, 1890;
a native Of VAUDEVILLE, New York"
In addition TO the handsome shaft, are
four marble posts, IL by IA inches, IS
inches in height, upon which rests an
indestructible fence Of three wrought
iron tubes, inclosing the burial plat.
This tribute Of respect and affection to
the memory Of Hank Smith, who was
q good and a generous soul, is very
proper and in most excellent taste.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19
Commence putting I'm,

A drummer has been stufing the
editor OF the SENTINEL by telling him
that Eureka has the prettiest girls in
the State. Come over here, George,
il you want to see pretty girls. The
Base Range isn't in it.-Elko INDIE
pendent.
Now, Mr.. Independent, you can
Just commence putting up your Ooin.
We will bet you till your head swims.
Eureka's prettiest girl outshines the
sun and the moon and the stars COM
bined. She is joyous and radient in
all OF the graees Of mind and heart and
form. Matchless, indeed, in all OF
the attainments and accomplishments
and destinations Of feminine lowell
! ness. In a word she is a combination
of roses and 'lasses candy. II you can
| beat her you can break the town. As
a matter OF fact We have no homely
| girls on the Base Range, and even
| those who make the least pretensions
| to great beauty would be ~unrivaled
heart-smashers in Elko. 1t is Elko
| that is not in it.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19
Encourage the Young Man.

The weather signals which are dis
played daily from the courthouse flag
staff are a good thing and q public
convenience. The reports are sent here
at the expense Of the government, but
there is no allowance for taking care Of
the flags and running them up daily.
This work is done by frankie Joannes,
who has developed a great interest in
meteorological matters, without fee and
without reward. Indeed, he has been
making our weather reports for sey-
eral months past. He deserves to be
encouraged. The SENTINEL suggests
that he go around about once a month
and receive contributions from the
business men, and others, for his SER
vices. Two or four bits from each
will not be felt, and such voluntary
contributions will help the young man
along. We make this suggestion
without solicitation and simply that
one who serves the public faithfully
may be rewarded.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19

B. Berg has made special arrange
ments for the choicest kinds Of every
thing that is good for the holidays in
the way Of eatables, some of which
are as follows: Turkeys, chickens,
geese and ducks, live and dressed,
the finest in the market. Fresh fish
and oysters a specially. Choice
grapes and pears, and all other fruits
in the market. This years crop OF
English walnuts, hickory, hazel and
chestnuts. French imported and
California handmade candies. Fancy
made and plain popcorn. Fresh figs
and dates. Lemons and naval oranges
California and Mexican. Fresh
groceries and provisions, all at the
lowest prices. Berg intends present
ing all his customers with a Christ
mas present,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19

Johnny Lambert informs Us that
he will have on hand, in time for the
%otia~ys, utooA1 and coros OF The ~asy
best that can be obtained in the East
ern and California markets in the way
of choice eatables. Following are
some OF the things he will have
Turkeys. chickens, geese and ducks,
celery, lettuce, green onions, cauli-
flower, a great variety of salt water
fish, pure Eastern clarified cider, jams
and jellies of all kinds, oranges,
lemons, and all the different varieties
of fruits, and lots OF other good things
too numerous to mention. Send in
your orders in time, and don't get
left.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19
True AZ Gospel.

This is from the Salt Lake Stock
Journal: An old prospector, in advo-
eating the building Of the Deep
Creek road, says: "Why, the country
west Of Salt Lake is M vast mineral
farm 600 miles long and many miles
wide. II opened up by railroads il
will pour its precious minerals into the
lap Of this city until Salt Lake would
soon be a rival to Chicago. The peo-
pie of this place have no adequate con.
ception OF the great mineral wealth Of
Deep Creek and Eastern Nevada to
say nothing of its many other natural
resources. Your people are blind in
deed if they fail to open up this vast
country with railroads."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-19
An Imnnrinnt Lease.

A. Jackson and Nathan, Kind & Co.
have leased the keystone mine OF
Robinson District, White Pine, to
Chas. Rudeen. Gus. Benson and
Andy Olsen, Tor a term OF twenty
eight months. Considerable new
machinery is to be added, and the
mine put in thorough order at once:
The lesses are skilled in teaching and
will work the ores by that process.
They are also first-class miners and
responsible business men. We an
~ticipate that they will make a com.
plete C at Robinson. The past
record of the Keystone is good and
there is still a great deal OF ore in
sight. Featherstone, who formerly
owned it, used to ship ore here by
team that worked 5000 dollars per ton
The many friends in Eureka Of the
Iesses will wish them the greatest
good luck In their new field.