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To the Authorities
Whoever May Find
These Bod les
PRESENT.

In this letter, which was signed T. b.
SOper. were these words:
1T was best for me thus To act.
Rather than desert them have slain
them. What would they have done for
q living had / left thcmP Surely they
would have lived miserably. could
not support them all"
SOper left another note say ing that
he was going TO Clay county to kill
the devil" leaving no doubt Of his in
sanity.
Soper's description was given 10 the
Kansas City police as follows: Aged
35. 5 feet $ inches in height, 40 pounds
weight, red sandy hair cut short sandy
mustache, blue eyes, square build.
Soper is said TO be extremely polite on
all occasions One Of his peculiarities
Is said to be that he can never look any
one squarcly in the eye. At Archie It
il not believed that Soper is insane.
Feeling runs high and Judge Lynch
would doubtless speedily settle his case
IL he should show up at Archie.
Soper was doing a good business at
Archie. enough TO have supported his
family in a proper manner, despite the
statement made in his letter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
FEARFUL TRAGEDY.

An Archie. Mo-. Butcher Kills His Wife and
Children and Then Cooiiy Buy. = Ticket
and Leaves Believed tn Be Insane.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 25.-The
police were given the details at n late
hour last night OF a horrible crime, n
triple tragedy, AT Archie, Mo, fifty
seven miles from Kansas City on the
Missouri Pacific road.
The crime was discovered yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. At Q o'clock
Wednesday morning the murderer
boarded a train for Kansas City after
buying q ticket for this place. The
police last night were searching the city
for the murderer.
+. II. Soper was a butcher at Archie,
Mo. His sudden departure from the
town Wednesday morning created ms
picion and yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock his house in the western part Of
the village was forcibly entered A
CHASTITY discovery was made.
In the east room of the little cottage
lay alight haired child. its skull crushed
In and its brains upon the floor. In an
adjoining room was the mother with
her head and lace mashed beyond &C.
ognition and another child with its
head split in twain lying by her side.
In q corner stood an AK There were
blood and hair on its cleaning blade
and the marks of bloody fingers on its
handle. Mutely it told how the crime
had been accomplished
On the center table lay two letters
One was addressed:
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS

AT Corda, Sicily, a,ooO peasants pro-
tested against the poll tax. invaded the
prison and released n comradc confined
there. Then they marched to the COM
munal Offices where they destroyed the
records Many Of the rioters were AZ
rested
The jury in the suit of Gladys Evelyn
against William Henry Huriburt, the
American editor. for $4,000 damages
for breach of promise rendered a YER
diet in favor Of the defendant The
case was on trial ut London for several
days
THE trainmen on the Indiana Midland
who went out on . strike have induced
every man on the road to Join them.
Wages are overdue.
A GENERAL resumption Of work took
place at the Edgar Thompson steel
works on the alSt after ten weeks
idlcnesS The resumption gives en-.
ployment to ZOO men
MALVERN HILL Virginia the scene
of the famous battle of the rebellion.
has been sold 10 William II. Hale, OF
New York
THE railway mail clerk who this year
makes the best case record will receive
. gold medal from General Superinsen-
dent White.
EAST Pennsylvania dairymen demand
the discharge OF the Philadelphia col.
lector of internal revenue for alleged
violation of the bogus batter law.
GEN. BoorH. head Of the British Sal
walton army, has issued an appeal for
4soa, 90 10 the current shortage.
Gov. PERUVIAN, Of the Greek nation.
has pardoned Sam G. Logan. the school
teacher sentenced to be shot April =
for the murder al Joseph Mcintosh
during . quarrel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
GIRL GAMBLERS.
shspgisIs who Play the Races IN WI
Money FOR ~sw Dresses

Moa~y FOR ~sw Dresses
While riding up town on b elevated
ruad during The rush hours a few even
ing~ ago I became an involuntary list
ensr IN an interesting conversation. ay.
a writer.
Before me sat two young girls whose
faces wantcd only the flush of bsal'h p,
make ,hen attractive They were
poorly dressed. AMI ,heir bong thin
fingers tina, could p plainly soon
through the torn gloves showed that
they were M; u~ri =, work
oh. Annie one said "a "a" u'h--.
..I-n going IA have m- new dress sun
day"
'wcil, Mary. you're luckirr thar {
I'm. Annie replied I've t-rcn h~t'snr
every week. bat I've lo~t everything
NO wonder. you never iaAc a Pr
fc~S!onal's advice II you'd l-t 'n -"
horses I do you'd always win You .rr.
ALWAYS grt n tip frpm Miss I!Uut tul
shc gvtS her tip> from her l~an anil
what he do<sn'i know ai-'ut thr rt..
l. a caution. Al the g'ri~ Ia tn So
always .rok 81 her FOR tjPe but 2 u.s
Amt go, a pull with hrT they So lrf,
Il pu, ;ac las, dollar ! hal on l'ar.
Yesterday ~.id Ann,r, AMI : a~.
I've been trying all along - wa un.a.
money Zoe a drc>S . ~ "ut on >au.'as.
but hari luck seems - stick with 5.-
and I've got o. stay home
We'll, you Jus, Wal; I'LL t.rmrrr.N
and I'll gc, a straight tap FROM NJ
Blunt AMI give IL ~ you 0n The quiet
"Rut ! havca't any m"rc monet
"Ah. I made nvo dollars last Uys.
anil III lcui you enc
Annic accepted ,hc oT,r Nth mu.,
thanks AMI smiled afrctu'nat.ls "a
her generous friend Fuur Esfi> Mo-
they resort - auch a t~rcashrr'ss ms'.
ol in order o. obtain money fvr a n.y.
drcSSF
Their, Ia plenty ~ chan,~ - mara.--
hrrr: but I will leave that =, thv maf,
lists themselves ! only hrl-- Anne
won. and ~on enough 81 huy Lrr a n,s
dr.> - for Suuday. ~ that she g'1 i 81,
out AMI - hapPy-N \ N,ra.d
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
KANSAS
About Two thousand Colng To the Cent.
~ner at Cincinnati.

About Two Thousand Going to the Confer
ence af CincinnstL
TorrKA. Kan. April sa-Th~ ma
tional conference Ia bc held In Cincin-
natl May 10 for the purpose 81 organ
ling a third party will. 10 calls con
tinue Ia lc issued by the Kansas or
g~anization in touch with th. new move
mcnt~ contain an unlimited number "f
representatives from this stat. Tn"
Farmers Alliance. the Citizens All
anc-. Industrial Union, Farmer Mu-
tual benefit Association and Knights
of Labor have already made
provisions for delegates to the
number of 4. 800 II was supposed
that this included ali, but Levi Dunn
bauld. chairman 81 the Peoples party
state central committee. an ~organi>a-
ton intended IN unit. all the Others.
has prepared n call for delegates ,n the
conference. which will D. published IL
states that the members are authorized
and requested to attend the conferences
a. delegates Each congressional dis-
trict IL entitled "a ten delegates and
the chairman Of the district committees
are requested u appoint them But
this is no, all; two d.lsRs,sA aro
called for from eaeh county and h
chairman of the county committees arc
authorized To appoint them Thismskss
a total 81 s-p delegates called f0r hy
Chairman Dumbauld ~ r"Presrni a
Kansas people. party ., ~'ineinns'L
which brings the grand total ~ the
Kansas representatives ,o rpors than
aea. OF courSe all theHr ~iil MS. e..
although the estimates ~ a nam,~r 20
gentlemen high in the councils 81 The
new movement place the nunf~r II the
Kansas delegation who Will attend n,
1000. II th~rr should not - mOr- than
ons Kansas delegate IN sis - tn Tin
1, would require a -oid train ~
fifteen coarh~. 20 carry them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
BECOMING CRITICAL.

The <,sassI.a In the Coae Rsss""s DE-
,tse.ly Crisirai-strskers Ce.siaae De-
liant
ScorrpAlx. Pa. April sa-La.' night
the strikers began gathering their
force. so overcome he last and most
powerful issues brough, to bear by tho
operators being now face to faee win
two hated and feared institutions-,hs
Piukcrton detective forces and an inVa-
sion of imported labor.
About 500 Fnkcrton detectives viii
be brough, into the region by to-day
and distributed around the diScrcnt
works where the most strenuous
efforts are being made to resume.
There arc said 10 be eight car loads
of them. and As the news at their com
kig preceded them throughout the ~
zion there was constantly i~ncrca>ing cx-
element The men have . bitter dis
like ,o the Pinker,ons and have often
expressed the desire that they could
wipe them of the face OF u. earth
Their coming only further
trouble. which will certainly follow
owing Ia the hatred in which they are
held
I; Is reported that the Prick Coke Co
has engaged the services ~ $40 exr~rt-
cnccd miners from the fuu>su,awncy
coal fields with the intention ~ putting
them TAI work Mt once in their various
coal mines now guarded by the ffnker
ton men. I. II also stated that the
miners are coming with the full
understanding tina, they are Ia
assist in breaking the strike.
When the Punxsutawnry miners
were ON n strike a few months
ago the contributions for their support
from the COX. region miners were very
mcagcr. Said a prominent labor leader
las; evening Il have expected this
and p that the runNsutawnc y
miners think this their opportunity u
square accounts with the miners In
49,. .ra -
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r.,.s ser~.ms Raging.

NJ. LorIs. April ~ Dispatches from
several points along the Brayo~ and Ma
vxsata rivers In Texas say that those
streams are m III. rampage and that
much damage will b. done In the low
landN AZ Hearac pumsrOus drc~ ned
cattle are floating down s;rcam- Hunts
Vile reports the arrival Of the srs, mall
coach In Eve days and the outlook IN
Madison county Ia gloomy. The coun-
try adjacent 20 HavAsasa has t-en de-
luged by heavy rains and b BrAnos
and Narasasa are nearly oa.-Sde their
banks The Brazo. in the vicinity 81
Hampstead i reported IN De running
over in low places
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

w~AsuISGroN. April - Secretary Of
the Treasury Foster is very much inter
e.ted In the immigration question Not
oply will he do all in his power To en-
force the existing laws prohibiting the
landing Of the undesirable classe., but
he says he will give the matter consld-
cradle attention in his report Mr..
Foster thinks the present laws are not
strict enough, and he will recommend
70 congress that the lines b~ drawn
closer. Therr il evidently n strong
feeling everywhere. the secretary say.
ON this subject. and legislation that will
keep the ignorant hories from southern
Europ~ out Of the United States will be
received with approval
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

hDvICEs from Berlin state that no
doubt is entertained in we'll in
formed circles that Count Wnldersee
will be appointed governor-general of
Alsace-I.orraine Ia succeed Prince
Hohcnlohc. The post would be most
important in the event of war and the
kaiser is known to have high confidence
In Count waldersee's military capacity
rs well rs his tact for civil manage
mcnt II is said that the Countess Wal.
dcrsec is anxious to leave Altoona and
that unless the prospect of n change e.
listed she would induce her husband to
resign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

KAx.A. CRY. No. April A-The
Vanderbilt party Of railway nagna'es
which h making . tour Of tsr west a.
rived here yesterday and -er. enter
tanned BIZ the Commercial elsh CARR
ag-< had been provided and The guess.
o. the club -~r~ driven ab,uf ~ city
After an hour spent In viewing s~ mo-
t~rial prosperity Of Kansas City. they
~ery driven 20 the Kansas City eiue for
dinner A..<f dinner they ioox ihess
..o SPECIAL AN for - Loaf. Ihs
party consisted Of Cornelius Vsn6er~
bsI,. a,uncsy Mitchell D-p--- iohs
Howe. Jr. and n Mex T-o1b&~y-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
Won MOLTKe e a

The Grsaa Field Marshal Dses ssddealy ~
Good OLD Age-ab History.
BKnLIS, April aa-Fieid Marshal
Count Won Moltke, the renowned gen
eral, and one OF the great characters Of
the age. died suddenly last night
Count Won Moltke attended the "a .
sion Of the rcichstag held in the after
noon. bat soon after his return home
was stricken down, the physicians who
were summoned announced that his
malady was caused by failure Of the
heart He died 1t s:ss o'clock. passing
away quietly and painlessiy.
The news Of the counts unexpected
death caused great sorrow IN the city.
sro0aArHicAL
Count Heimuth Kari Bernhard voa MeSsks
was born at Parchim. MeckienburE. Oesobes
- ism His father uas Q Danish general
and he vas educated In she cadets academy
NJ C~opsnhaSsa and % 10 became IN ofBces.
He sassyed she .Pfassisn service In isa. and
after ten yearse q arduous studies and Ia
born yes admitted 20 the gsaerai sssa In
Iss he vent 20 Co~ustantinOpie. and Manhood
IL eoncsivIns Q high regard for his ecnias.
the Prussian authorities permitted him 20
serve him In improving the Qualifications OF
Turkish and IN the warfare axaiLss
she kurds and against Egypt
lie returned to Berlin after the sultau's
death In iss9. WAS employed for many years
on stan service. and In 1854 became sdtufant
TO Prince Frederick William. and In i~;s
chief of the general stan OF the army. The
rank OF lieutenant general WAS conferred up
on him In lisa He piannsd the operations
In the wars With Denmark la I>+ AMI Austria
In 1874. accompanying on ths former occa
zion Prime Frederick Charles and on the
latter KIM William. After the battis Of
Sadowa Moltk- made every preparation for
marching upon Oimuts and Vienna. but
negotiated . ave days truce which bed
the prelude to peace. Ito vas res ride
with the order at tho black eagle and the
command OF the koIborg or second romcr-
anian Erensdicr regiment
Having long foreseeu Q war with Franes.
he vas ready with his plans when 10 sudden.
ly broke out In 1870. and their execution ro-
suited In the mort astonishing series Of vic.
tories ever achieved by one great military
nation over another. His system consisted
mainly In making the different army corps
advance separately and operate siInui.ans
ousiy in graphing with the enemy. and lao
brought To bear ON Its elaboration q mind 81
singular clearness.a wonderful logical power
and q capacity OF patient research OF tho
highest order. Besides confcrrinx upon him
the title of count and max ing him largo do
nations. The emperor of Germany appointed
him In ISL general field marshal. and In III;
I'fc member Of the upper house. In January.
1874, he Was returned To the rcichstaR. aud IN
the following month delivered n speech
showing the neccss ~ OF being prepared for
retaliation on the part Of France, which pro
duced u strong impr 'ssion. HIS most I'M
portant literary work Is The Franco rus
alan Wur."
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
yst~~~o 1isid

wasuiSGr~~. April E-Tbs esnsu>
Office has is.ned a s;a,rmen. ~ tho ARE
8 and yield - tobacco for 100 show
ing increases over the last osn~as oi
81. 81 ser-. ssd 1899. eco pDund2 The
arnOun; pso-tnosd In Esn,sesy has Ia
cr-a--d over -. Do.s 90 pounds and Their.
has also ben . substantial inrrras~ Ia
North Carolina Tsns~~@e-. OHIO New
York and wi~oonsin On ibs otAss
hand there has bea = mor~ os b-s
sersoas falling of ia yirytsia. Msry-
land c~oun~cfieat Massachusetts, Penn
~,ylrsnia and Mis~Dar Tbe fss--s are
Liable ~ ,'ixh; notifications IN let nAi
~ssLon
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
Ssr~~a Can u~1

DsTRoIr. Mieh. APriZ -Ussr.ncss
hr;~e~n .he snyiove. az The ci.y r.ih
wsy company and tAs employing cue
pp-.;S7n -hSeh eontreis sr,v street car
linz Ia this ei.y sIo~rs CO.. osDs 81
bad thts morning. In . strike and y
Partial ~szsp~nsSsu - tks s,rvs, Gar
s-r.a.port.;s0n fa11ii;sea rs~ n~s sr-
sxyr~rsS .; sbs ehssssrr. 90 ~rerl
conduc-0rs ard drivers -ho vsr~ or
Sznixinx tb<a for . strike - Sss~ "a
later IN III s..sn rb~a tAsy ~OalS -
vel prrsara 20 hsatir r. T~ us-
Ray eoGpay's n~thos a t.<ssg r=ss
By he sor~sn<k pr.cpa.~d tk~ strike
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

The British house Of commons the
other day was the scene OF an unusual
outburst Of temper on the part Of Mr..
Gladstone During the sitting in com-
mittec. Mr.. 7. w. Russell charged the
liberals with trying TO defeat the Irish
land hill. Mr.. Gladstone. facing around.
exclaimed: That is absolutely untrue"
The house was aghast and Mr.. Russell
tried to make In explanation when Mr..
Gladstone darted forward and reitcr-
atcd in more parliamentary language
his assertion that Mr.. Russell's state
ment was contrary to fact The un.
pleasan. episode pleased a few Rad
icals. but MIR. Gladstone's colleagues
looked nervous and i'll at ease
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

-Tat>cy ami Jimmy. white earu'.r
ing through the country. obs. zee % F-.
~ sheep vhich cau~r~ lat.rs ?. ,s
cxclaim "Jtmmy. 81 yuu EEL, 'ae
sheep" II H.. SAYS Jimm, ~ar,.
they rr mighty quar-, b~a>'N rrmrrs,
Patssy. AN why inutsvutly a-a,
Jimmy. We'll. I'm thinking they have
siN lcg~ said Patsy NtsIr a .ur =
-.c but four, observed Jimmy We.
you must - stone blind lon vru rr
they have fur, legs ,n front auj tNa i,-
hind"- BROOKLYN laric
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

INFLUENZA continues TO spread in
England. A large number Of members
Of the house of commons are i'll. The
committee ON the Manchester railway
bill has been Obliged to suspend its
sittings for n week owing 10 the malndy
attacking committee members, counsel
and witnesses. The epidemic is worst
In Yorkshire. Lancashire and the mid
land counties. Children who were hut
slightly affected in the epidemic of 1890
furnish a host OF cases. Deaths though
are fewer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

A from Czernowitz, the
capital Of the duchy of Bukowina, in
Austria, says that a mad wolf has
spread terror and dismay among a num-
Der of families inhabiting a village near
the town The wolf ran through the
village biting or trying tn bite any per-
son. male or female. who zane across
its path. During the course of his mad
rage the animal bit more or less severe
ly ~thirty-two people. A number OF
them. all of them il possible, will be
sent Ia Paris for treatment under the
pastcur system.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

As James Dob>on, colored. on trial
Mt Forest City. Ark, for the murder
of Nancy Ablrs. a white woman, was
ascending 20 the witness stand near
IA window ( testify he suddenly made
a dash for liberty. The judge. jury and
audience al oncc started In pursuit, and
after a chase Of several hundred yards,
firing their revolvcrs in he air to
Brighten the fleeing negro, he was capt
mred. brought back and severely repri-
manded by the Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

GEORGE =. BOONE, the sole remaining
lineal descendant of Daniel Boone. has
been arrested by the United States au-
thorities and taken TO Dies Moines
Ia, for trial. lie is charged with
pension frauds Boone served in
the confederate army, while his
father was a union soldier. The
father is dead and the son had, it is al
legged, for some time been drawing the
pension allowed 10 the former. Boone
has bccn living in a cave on the Des
Moines river about forty miles below
the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER

In view of the scarcity OF grain agits-
ton Is increasing In France for the re-
moval Of the duties on cereals.
THE Farmers Mutual Benefit associa-
ton OF Sumner. Ill, has passed . reso-
luton THAT We demand no less than
sl.2 q bushel for our wheat crop Of
1884," and are asking other associations
to adopt similar resolutions They de-
clare that they will get their price or
the wheat shall not move.
The death of the Grand Duke Nichol-
As. Uncle Of the car. Is announced. He
was born in 1881.
IT is reported that John II. Reagan,
United States enator for Texas, has
resigned.
HOMER A. NELsox. ex-secretary Of
state Of New York. died at Po~ughkeep-
sic.
IT Is announced that Henry Irving
will recitc the farewell address ut the
concert in May II next when Mr.. Sims
Reeves the popular English tenor
singer. will make his last appearance
on the stage. Mr.. Reeves. who is nearly
20 years Of age. will hereafter devote
himself to teaching music.
EDWARD o. LEEcu. director Of the
mint does not think there will be q
deficit
The war ship Rlanco Encalsda. which
Was one Of the vessels taken possession
OF by the Gillian rebels At the breaking
out OF tho revolution. was sunk on
April es in Caldera bay by a torpedo
Cred by the new gunboat Alnirants
Lynch The destruction Of the IRON
clad Was attended by great loss Of life,
200 persona comprising half her crew,
being killed.
The londou stock exchange was de-
cidedly buoyantduripS tha week ended
April IS. Money Was firm The feat
urs Of business Was the deal!ngjp Amer
lean railway securities The Paris
bourse WAS weak. Berlin was dull and
quiet
Cot Roprwr G. IxssRsoLL 10 m
fined to his bed seriously i'll with the
grippe
CIkARixe house returns for The week
ended April Is showed an average de-
crease Of - compared with the CORES
ponding week OF last pear. In New
York the decrease VA as
gambaer-Hunt by the Golden At Wan.
walla. WISH, rfcsidess IlssFtsos vas
very Indignant and gave usdcss lbr im-
mediate Investigation
MkA BETTE EATON. sister Of Presi.
dent Harrison VA serious injured By Q
runaway O driviag frum ohuEuh a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

AT San Antonio. Tex, for the first
time in the history OF Texas, "a China
man has married a white The
groom is sue Lee. lie was married un-
der the name Of Lee Thompson The
bride is Mrs. Annie Livingston. OF east
crn Texas. She Is said u be n divorced
oma and wa welded rs Mamie
Wilson. A negro preacher. anne L.
c. Durham, performed the ceremony. 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

THE municipal council of Paris has
adopted AN urgency resolution protest
ing against the extreme protection
of the customs committee n calling
upon the government 10 resist such anti
democratic tendencies as opposed TO
the general INTEREST," OF the city OF
paris
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
C..->u ssrihers Eaelt<A.

BERLIN. April 2a-The miners strike
ut Dortmun6 Ia assuming gigantic pro-
portions Ten thousand men are out,
and II is expected that they will be
joined by large numbers The strikers
are greatly excited and beyond h con
troll Of their leaders They are encour-
aged by the result Of the Paris congress
and the action Of the Belgian miners
regarding . general strike
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

ST. JOINS, n. T.. April 2a-A boat
load of men and girls upset at the
swiftest point in the harbor at 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning and two were
drowned, the Others being rescued with
great difficulty. The young people a
been attending . dance at Carlton The
Runwale Of their boat STRUCK The
steamer and In . moment capsized The
men fought among themselves for tn"
steamer ropes, and while the girls were
clinging TO the stern and crying for
help . couple Of the men fastened the
lines TO themselves and were horsed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
49,. l-h.s o.

PrYTssrnsa Pa. Aprl "a z~s~rl
lorxoz: 81 ssoa~ za~oas ess s.zzgs~
rs.ed II Fsf,@esrxs s.< Aneg%sy
City ,ks 7orat.S ~ ,es xsss>r Macs
a.so<a.kA Tie srozss xo>r :
dixfz.e - hoS CARRIERS ~ sorx "a -
PrUrA<s-~ M~sson eAzrrA % AB~sA~zy
C.sy 01~- sos~zz<on zsn T< &sSss
a tAe Ez<,<r 7Ssu1s zsy T-sait n
p~-ocpk.z.tas .h~ ocxSs. al al tk zns
engaged n .s~ bzsLtinS trsAs IT,
0<A1z: ka< b<ea esp~es-a sad q -
rohab~ Tia: skr ~o~xsr~ ;hrozSs
tA~r oSsG2As n.F r~s&l<.e u e~sS
E.xsA e ~ ssfi<s AA<s4o 4 rz@
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

ACCORDING TO Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar
whisky does not seem 10 tie an agent OF
nmity in the family. She says she has
kept a record of the accounts OF wife
murder by drunken husbands pub
Iished in the daily papers since Janu-
AIRY /, 1889. The aggregate number, She
saws, is 3, 004.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

Bsn,rs. April A-T~ wesspesls
noven~n, - sprssdins in spsis 81 tas
EFFORT. Of the Moderate socialists 90
Srzr&cr.he I. Several % ,he strike
leaders have been Arrested In tie Ess>e
district The employers in that dis
,r-s threaten . tAziss AZ -Orx1<E
uho are as.<rs SITTER Ap~1g
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

SKSoI MANUEL. DE CALVIN, formerly
minister from San Domingo, has re-
turned 10 Washington in the capacity OF
"a special commissioner To endeavor to
negotiate a reciprocity agreement be-
tween San Domingo and the United
States under the termso of the Mckinley