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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

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United sssses : 10 hereby sfv'se 81. the ~
tons al The earth to take part IN TIE cun
menosssIon Of an essst thai 10 pre- esnsssns
IN human history. anS % txstius infssVst 60
mankind ty sppeiating Representatives
thereto and s~niins sneb eShseiss 90 TIE
Worid's Columbian Exposition ss ~ti nest
SLY and seti, illustrate sh~ss svsoasess ssS
their progress n civilization L. isssiasosy
whereof . have hsreunto s~s rny sana and
caused THE seal cf ih~ tatf-i state. ~ be
afhxed. Done al the city nj s.bsns.on thss
9sih dsy OF Dect int~r. .sa. and of tie tad
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Ast"ra~ ts~n~val l~se~ uhs"As the >es~s-
sssy sssssstss ~ Diass,si~s 10 ss"sss"'
meat Csassot.
IsSs.ax. N~h- lkc. .t-ln hi. re-
port u the Governor, giving sn account
of the conduct 81 hi. Office for the last
two years, Acknowledgement t~esr hss
added SONS fuel tp th~ excitement
growing GU, of the pr-.~ns political mud-
die in this state by handling the ran
p~nrtation question without gloves ss.d
advocating s;ov-rnmrns .Dntr,l of rail.
roads. In sparkling af the t-psri 81
transportation. which il cssaprs~d at
five state officers. including tho Atanr.
ncyA;encrai. he ssys the pr~srnt syN
tenn IL . complete failure. Experiences
fully demonstrate. that the railroads arr
tn powerful In their influence for The
people Ia expect much rvlirf under the
prvsrnt systcm. lie rceofnms Dds
that n maximum .rh~dul~s ~ rates
should ic adopted by the Legislature ca
strd. lie thinks the railroads should ,-
made Ia underssand that u h. &, their
int~rvst to Tighten the bsri~ns ~ the
people and not merely ~ make as large
y pr cent - po~sibir Tor the Eastern
investor.
The rates charged to-day h~ says.
ARE large enough IA yield . dissd~sd
amounting In spme cas~s to : pr e~ns
On stock that rs~s chs sssskholdsr ns,sh.
ing wh.t~v~r hut for shs printing. and
the officers Of fh~s~ roads u.- ~vsry II.
fort and strain every point IN have th~
II their rr,asis receive their
annual divid~nds. and th-y hare Ia dp
ihi. to hold their tot.l~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
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NEW YoRx, De. es.-A diGps4GA fru0
Key West. Fla, ssys list Tie AngslieA.
= sAip flying the spanish -. Aas besa
aapGUsa or the wsss coese a rnsSds
By Ne United StsAes revenss aAip Nc
Lane. aad has hen hco1gAs into port
By ID asned psi1e crew under he com
nandof L3eutsaAnt r. Huberruth. Of The
NeLADe, ard = now in The hands u Tie
United States authoritics st Key West
The capture Of the Angelica was cf-
fected in the vicinity Of Sanibel island.
on the west coast Of FlnridA. The Nc
Lane carrying the vessel by IN armed
boats crew armed with Winchester
si1ss and cutlaaes. The ship WAS full
Of Spsniarhs, but none aboard allowed
any disposition 10 fight The Spaniards
gathered forward, sowing u the Amer
lean sailors Lieutenant Huberrosh
walked forward and secured the captain
and called to his men at the same time
to be ready with their pieces.
The Angclicais captain produced q bill
OF store provisions purchased on the
Florida coast. but this did not satisfy the
boarding officer. who ut oncc directed =
part u his force n search the ship. No
contraband stun was found. but the
character Of the vessel seemed 81 Ger
tain that Lieutenant Huberroth direct
ed the spanish captain 10 accompany
him u the McLane.
Captain Smith convened a court of
admiralty in the cabin and il was de-
cidcd "a scize the Angelica and convey
her 10 the nearest American port A
prize crew was sem aboard armed "a
the teeth.
just as the McLanc's men were run
ming the Angclica's anchor apssk the
Spanish captain called on his men Ia
fight and declared that he would die
before allowing his ship u liz carried
of. The Spaniard was seized. placed
in . small boat and sent aboard the Nc
Lane for safe keeping. The crew Of
the Angelica were quickly sdmonished
not to attempt any thing rash on pain
Of death.
The Angelica now awaits adjudica-
ton and will in all probability h. Of
fered for sale in the course Of a frw
days. The proceeds will go into the
Treasury Of the United States. The
fact that the Angelica was not provided
with o register was alone sufficient ~
cause proceedings against her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02


AA~Ann~s noss - vor0aD
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pnaiey: sho~a ~ svatnssss 81 ths
s1rsr,lsssul aipnee - ssagAs In -
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pccpr~rd ~reirruriey wtah s'ssh Ansr
ia hseas oar fas1srs viii rrspry~ay
with Canada help ~ farDrss at D
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iaw. wssh4syawin s srsn sste ~ cccsrs-
ssnn ell pahiic laasis fs~ agricultural ssd
srssins p.sp.rs fue . prs-ee 81 yssr~
in the hog~. that pppuisss,a sna cse-
~susnpsi.,n might catch up with prssisr-
,icn and thus r~,kr~c agricultural DE-
prr..l,n. .A~aid the ts,v~Suns~st c~n
and cy-ra,e the telegraph; sAsasd The
Government v~n sh~ raiir"sds. who
should b. the E-pasix~n and f~me~
erstSr nosnia~~> Tor th~ ~rtrs-Ad~oey In
tHe.s
1nr an.wsr~ have t~va fniiy sAbss-
isa.Sd Only -, far - tAry rrs.ss ss she
last qae>sspu. but snoorh has h-sn d,nr
4, shaw that t~ess~rAi alb .. agricultural
~ducaas,n aud the teaching o Agrt
cultural ~s~nce in rural pahtsc ~ehsssis
~ overwhelmingly ird"r~Sf The
sentiment regarding ocv~rnnncns own
~r>hip IL ysiir~si. Ia quite esceiy df
vLied Agrrat many Who v"ss against
ouch owu~rship snsss, 80 ,suv.ranaens
.uy~r,,sson and fall .,n,rsl 10 rstlrssi>
The view, -cApr~~~si N 4, she n~~ sArsh
law. nrripr.isy and tho pr'pss~rd ms-i,-
ncation 80 the National lana psassy arr
~ diverse that IL ~iil h, -snse day b.
fare they arr classified
The farmers expressed their rf~f
enee for Presidential candidates a. his
lpws,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
a Rolling That Sssors the Democrats os
Connecticut

a Ruiles That gsvors the Democratic al
Connertbrut
NEW HAVEN. Conn. lec. 90 -lnteiii-
gence Of the greatest Importance n
bearing upon the contested G~overnship
has Just been received in this city II
is the decision ~ Judge Hall, "a Rcpub-
lican, in u contested judge Of probate
case at East Lynne, that a past.r pa,
on q blank space under the title ''Judg.
OF Probate in n Prohibition State
ticket. makes the ballot illegal under
the State ballot law.
On almost all of the Prohibition bal.
lots in this State the judge 81 probate
names were left blank and the maine
was written in for each probate district
Under Judge Halls ruling this would
throw out some $500 Prohibition bal
lots in the State and elect Morris tlkrm-I
by . large majority.
Judge Halls decision j. the more sig
~niicant. rs IL gave the Democratic can
didate the Office in East Lynne district
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
SOLDIERS
Forced Assrrk NJ Maize Cssr~ss -" ~ssssssve
Capitals" to0ta1we.


DICKINSON. y u. l~c- ~ Major
Carroll made Il forced march Tuesday
night with fifty NE cavalry of sists-hvc
miles in fourteen how> W the 'annon
BAIL, ARR, ing AT New England sIty nj
a III complying with orders from Fort
Yates by courier in the effect that Cap
tain Fonta,ne. 81 the Eighth cavalry.
was surrounded in Cave Hills by 800 In
dams.
Two hours rest was taken at New
England City and Major Carroll con'in
ued the forced march southwe eat in the
direction ~ Gave Hills. fifty miles dist
ant u;s force pOl l., fsas.in toncs-
aine's assistance. yesterday morning
Aid may have come in from the south.
west. IL not. the surrounded forces are
thought to be In u position to hold OF
the Indians till assistance arrives
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

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n s,ssiensns wiIi ~ sr@;y established
in ID. asd as~ year, h~ec~ ss~ vsAier
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ssise
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s~s~s ~ satsahls iassss of~ f@s ssss~
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am ~ ~eeI-st.ss fsusa every strsisssi
px>ssssa 81 the s,ssh~-
Gssy . q. - y~s- ars h rrsiss~s ~
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ted Oh osrs ~has - aa9srssscnsetv "Ss
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hsssxissy af Nass.sshs westward ts lbs
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pe,slsrs 80 M~sassoisa the fss i.saa "a
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issii.tses ss following essss tfsaeh u
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moay os tho capabilities Il sass assas-
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- after wt.s.h~s sh~ ae~ csssss~f Pa~f~Fs
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sns~lns. ,Htsrj Ne dairy fsrsatsr es
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- ais rasf.s~c vithin ,iscss laval l4as"
and s.snsi, ss ,As trsabls - ssaeSiSs
ios hsm~if v Ia, srs-ars - ,. 't~ @a'
dr a.f Able b.. ai,ty
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE President has sent . message
urging Congress to at once. by joint
resolution or otherwise. continue the
laws Of Nebraska in force in Oklahoma
until after the adjournment of the Ter
ritorial Legislature. The President
says the question Of the location of the
capital has SO distracted and divided its
members that no criminal code has been
provided and for this reason he urges
that Measure looking to the relief of
pending criminal cases be passed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

CINCINNATI. Dec. a.-The committee
appointed 1t the central rabbinicsi con
ference al Cleveland last July IN formu'
late a ritual 10 he used by all tine Jew
ish synagognes in the United states met
here and has agreed upon the following
plan: The Sabbath and holiday prayers
will be ~ reca.t as Ia br in accordance
with the modern conception Of Judaism.
50 that while retaining the striking and
typical sentences in the Hebrew. the
greater part Of the service will o~ In
English Special forms 81 prayer viii
also he adAed for special occasions. such
Is marriages. funerals, coofirmss'ons.
passover c~clebratioos. etc
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE Sunday closing crusade against
the Worlds Fair has opened up in earn
est, and on the desk Of each Congress
man the other morning was a letter
asking him to declare himself and an
nOunce whether he was for or against the
Exposition being open on Sunday. The
letters bore the signature Of the relig-
ious editor of q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New York weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

~ tbs S~rsttrsins ~k-puhiisras sols
.:~-,t '~ac, with a.oss. followed by he
kssi-v with s.Gss. sli hut 80 ut t.cs~
fssy,s ha, ing ,-~n mailed i-fcsr the
N"ssmssr elections u~f-w s,s- sTs'
aud rfnmb. of Kansas. has = gs-riiy
showing. but the rst arr mo~tiy f@ -
farmer" In the scattering I~mnrrstsc
vote tsusrrnor Patti~pn lead. with ever
i,Soo. while Carlisle has 200 and ''nv.
-rnor Russell. 81 Msssachu~rts, 800. the
Others being fur - farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

AUSTIN. Tex. I've. zA-Fsirecia.
Fresson- County. J. stricken eth .
deadly di-ess~. and thr f;overnaw ~ss
appealed to ny telegraph The skk.
n~~~ ,.r.k~ ont .uddeniy and oss -
thirteen essss eleven desshs have s--
CURED IL disc. mesiArsi sisll and Hills
every fiv ~~ hour~ STATE Health
Ohsc<r a.sn~rford Vas instructed so %
th~r~ NJ ooee AMI Investigate thu de
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

DR. NJ. 4. DAUPHIH, a native Of
Alsace-L.orraine. and for twenty years
president Of the Louisiana Lotto ry Com
pany, died at New Orleans on the esth.
aged 81 years.
BIG FOOr and his band have been run
down by Major Whitesides. About $50
bucks surrendered.
The Louisville l. Nashville railroad
shops at Mobile. Ala. have closed down.
A large number Of men are thrown out
Of employment.
The London public seem to be losing
its fondncss for Christmas pantOmines.
Only one West End thexter-Drury
Lane-presents this once Indispensable
attraction this year. Even in suburban
houses the pantOmime finds but few
representations.
DAUDEr's neY drama. IL Obstacle"
which has just been presented at the
Gymnase Theater, Paris. is pronounced
. relative failure. and Is criticised IS
lacking dramatic fitness.
EXTERIOR WILLIAM has issued orders
to the police of the Empire 10 keep in
the background during his future jour
neys.
E,sHr Of the iurvmcn have signed q
petition for the Communication Of the
sentence of Eyraud. The stranger.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended december 2: showed an average
decrease Of ll.s compared with the cor
responding week If last year. In New
York h decrease WAS 1919.
CoLrxsiA. Tenn, lost several houses.
including = negro dance hall. by Gre the
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

LITTLE Miss Karuwaza, the japanese
girl. is dead. Her appearance in Kan
sas City. Mo-. but a short time ago and
the accident which bofell Der while
doing the tight rope act attha Midland
Theater is well remembered in thatcity.
She received such injuries that, although
she performed afterwsrd. she he'd to
desist and finally died ut Columbus, o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

LA BRUyERE. the Anarchist Journalist,
who admitted that he aided Padlewsky
to escape. though the latter was sus-
pected Of having murdered General
Seliverskof ut the Hotel de Rade. Paris.
and Mime. Duquercy. who admitted that
she concealed Padlewsky in her house
shortly after the murder. have been
charged with conspiracy to defeat the
ends Of Justice. During their examina-
ton they occupied seats on the bench.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE recommendations of the inter
national American monetary union and
the issue of a common silver coin have
been adopted by all the American Re-
publics except Guatemala, Uruguay and
Paraguay, which have not been heard
from. The first meeting Of the union
will take place ut the Department Of
State at noon. January :.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
MJSCELLANEOCS.

Two small children Of Victor ROdg
ers. of ~Jesseville. Mich. were burned
to death while alone in their home the
other day.
SITTING Bulls hand Of $50 warriors,
led by Big Foot. has surrendered to Col
onel Sumner. who with 200 soldiers sue
ceeded in surrounding them in the Vi
cinity Of Standing Rock while they
were making for the Bad Lands.
THERE was q bad accident on the
Western. n. y. & Pa railway Mt Wat
sonvillc. near Bradford, Pa. caused by
spreading rails. Twenty-one passen-
gers were more or less hurt.
Two workmen were killed and several
others badly injured in Chicago by the
fall Of an old building Of the Armour
Packing Company which was being torn
down.
The schooner Mary Ellen, from Sails
bury, Nd. for Baltimore. is reported
lost, together with her crew of five men
Captain Henry Wheatley and son,
William Abbott and son and Saul Gale.
A DISPATCH from Pernambuco says
that the Hamburg ship Libussa came
into collision with and sunk the British
ship TalOokdar. bound from Calcutta
for London. The captain and twenty
two membes of the Talockdar were
drowned.
Mrs. NELLIE PEARCY was hanged in
London for the murder of \ Mrs. Hogg
and baby. The crime occurred in .
quarrel between the two women. Mrs.
Pearcy being the paramount of Mrs
HogRis husband.
DUBUQCE. Ia. is rejoicing in the pros
pect Of having $500, 90 stock yards and
. big packing house.
FRANK JAMES laughed when asked
about the sensational cave story sent
out from St. Paul the other day, and
said the old band never met in . cave
tn their lives
The trial Of John Reed. one of the
three men charged with train wrecking
during the New York Central strike,
has commenced 1t Troy, n. Y.
II 3 reported that many persons have
perished in Russia owing 70 the extreme
cold, and that . party oS thirty were
froeen TO death while crossing = bleak
sAeppe.
THE sbnormally cold. fo2xy and wet
season has increased Londonis annual
death rate from eighteen to twenty.eix
per thousand the past week. 8
j. c. ScoFT. express ageXA 1t Pnrter1-
VILE. Cal. hA disappeeSd. leaving
|1s.Aoo shortage.
CHATTANOOGA. Team. huA men claim
that good 6nptate he's beeA ma6e fxum
basic steel made in ChattacoagA
THR large dry goods 1rm e Henry r
HemAn 8 Co. C0uncil HUM, Iowa hAs
suspended. The ameta an Wpogeed q
S3o0y0oo; Liabilities so Ao
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Mr.. SACHsE. the director of the post
and telegraph department Of the Ger
man Empire. and Captain Brooks. the
superintendent Of foreign mails of the
PoSt-olice Department, have concluded.
with the approval Of the Postmaster
General. an informal agreement for the
establishment Of = sea post-ofice serv-
ice on all vessels Of the German lines
plying between New York and Bremen
and Hamburg. The agreement has
been forwarded by Mr.. Sachse to the
German GOvernment for its approval.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
Your
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

W~Asnsssros. f~r. ssATh~ fr~it~oa
sens IN Tn sesssr to-day tn fsstywin9
nosninsftpear
H~asy a. Brpws. ~ Nkhi9sa~ to -
ASsrfst~ Jnssscr ~ th~ saps~m~ Cosvs
Of the rnissd sest~.. vi~ ss@svl Mill
or. deerA~~d
Coiao~i Charlie. sash~SisnA- sSsEe<n.
60 he sur2vonssen~raI- Nth th~ nsk
al Rriw,iwrAS~pr.sL vt~ ! o. kass~v.
drc~Aard.
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army. rvtir~d- r., ~ L~aa< nsaa Z olop~i
az cavalry ups~r sushasssy ~ IN ST 81
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

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do ,hsls -eesiy iasHi.r az "a ! -ss
dsae year. aga Th~f s~aTsr shSr
washing so the fisrt asusp - ints largo
ssh.s ard so thes, tass -tn hot ~Atef
sha, has teen heated 81 hvsp psti .
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and stockings sni. he,ains tAsaF sk4ts
~eli up st~nss tbri' ~sisss F.s 'nt~ ths
,ahs aad tie al on "a. stssasns irsn.
sl.es~lY s,ssssiss .ls he dsgt ssi 80
sAs $50 fAi piee"s
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the nat ~. tay ea .Esri - q, ., 81.
bat tie s~isit.ss ss~tr 60 es.as irs "a oss
- ne . rht. -. i@ignhsrzh ssi bet 80
th. ACTIVITY ~ IA. rsitr~ i.o fts~f ellie
~c.ia b. ~,aronrezi ever ssh sss ~its
impairment stfssE~rs
In ,hc fsf.i Parts ~ Ssstssi 40
younr ss-aeu So bsr.fs,,ss meet ~ ~.
year tn Sundays these tsnssn ssvssls
may le seen proceeding "a rhwrrh -its
the . shoes ia Eza3 sni tao . stesIsxs
Lang rfnt~Fiy ssss tAsi' sFms
wh.n th.y fcssh an. e~sascefara tssy
at dos. on the rrsss ass - - saafs
ease than sse-i.ssy Psa~s~i "a aaa iss
.s..n and .aosn. zee ~ ~s~s a "a frg.sds
II .nrsns~s Ls eat. shs sff~ : tA@ss
shs.. ass etc. - a Ffet4siy ID
ro.ci -tbtesso I..A hs~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

THE little, SON Of the yCorean charge
d'alfaircs, Mr.. Ye, is dead. This child
WA born In Warrington City last Octo-
her and was the first Corcan horn in the
United States. In honor Of the city Of
his birth his parents named him We
wa&hon, which Is the Corean transla-
ton of Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

the Bureau Of the American Repub-
lies has received q dispatch from the
Argentine Republic giving q brief sum-
mary of the commerce Of that country
for the year ended June 30 last Not
w~ithstanding the revolution, the imports
for the year amounted to SITS, 975, 900
and the exports to $3.50. 81, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

JAMES McBRrDE has been arrested
charged with blowing up the Jenkins
Hotel and store At Plainville. Ind. with
dynamite. After . long absence he re
turned TO Fainyine and learned that
his wife was working It the Jenkins
Hotel. He went 10 see her and was re-
fused admittance, she running upstairs.
and this b supposed to have angered
him and led to the deed. The explosion
took place 1t two O'Clock IN the morn
ing. A number Of guests were in the
hoeel 1t the time, but Al escaped with
slight injuries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
FAIRFIELD. Freestone County,

FAIRFIELD. Freestone County, Tex,
is stricken with q deadly disease and
the Governor has been appealed to.
The sickness broke out suddenly and
out of thirteen cases eleven deaths Oc-
CURED. Il defes medical skill and
kills every time in . few hours. State
Health Officer Rutherford was instruct
ed to go there ut once and investigate
the disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Mrs. CHARLOTTE BENTON, aged about
20 years, died in Richfeld SpEings, N.
", recently, Of heart disease, Mn.
benton Was q niece of Napoleon Bona.
parte and the daughter Of Joseph Bon.