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THE POPULATION OF PESNsYL.
yANIA.

ACCORDING to the official count OF
the returns made under the Eleventh
Census, taken June |, 1870, the popu-
lalion OF Pennsylvania was 5,95s,Oli,
In 1850 II was i,2s2,sOl. These figures
show au Increase Of 075,l23, or 2s.5T
per cent during the decade.
There are sixty.seven counties in the
State, OF which only twelve show de
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A CHANGE NEEDED.

tbs public have not heard much
lately of Jacob s. foreman. lie used
TO occupy the position Of Judge In the
Second Judicial District, where no
was less noted for legal lore than anti.
"NIormon" bitterness. For awhile he
figured as chief passer Of the plate at
Methodist gatherings, and finally oh.
lained the appointment OF Commits.
Ioner OF Schools Tor Utah Territory
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Seven masked men held up u Den.
Yer q Rio Grande train In the Royal
Gorge, near Texas creek, Col. The
robbers secured 5000, aud also relieved
the train hands Of their watches.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN OF "Li0n's Cooperative Mercantile Insti,
tuition Of tue Thirte,nth ward Will be- ned al
Utah Territory, on 1hufldiy, the 2lih day 81
September, lrll, ~ 2 O'Clock y, M, Tor tho pur
pose NJ elecilng Director aud Onlcurn OF the
othcr hufineas a. may come before the meet
Ing. =. T., iREkIE. Wee PruadeLt.
NJ, \, WOOL ny, secretary,
salt LakV Clly, August 2ird, 1871, DID
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Mumt Halstead vigorously denies
the story that John Il. Mclean has
secured control Of the Commercial
Gdseite, and adds that 1t Is ,wenty.oue
years since he last spoke 10 Mclean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

Gen. Lew Wallace Is Mt work on an.
other story. lie Ia slow at literary
composition, aud the story may not see
the lIght Of publIcIly for long time.
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rTIIFRF WILL M A STOCKHOLDERS
i meeting of tho Eaglc Cracker and Mann
featuring Company, Al the once OF tho cO,n
phny, corner second West and seventh sonth
street, on Monday evening, September llh, At
1850 M, for the election oi officers Tor the en-
ruinR year, and such other business ~ may
some before ne meeting.
div JAS a. iAHDMAN, Secretary,
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There has been an increase Of 90.
900 In the number Of u nitcd State,
posloiiices during the past year. They
now number "a, 3gl.
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The Duke OF Edinburgh possesses
two leading society qualiiica,lons-he
Is good fiddler and is the handsomcst
man Ia London.
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Frank Melbourne PROMISES to treat
the Wyoming folks around Cheyenne
to n real fresh water shower tomorrow
evening. Betting lively ut even
money.
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In Sou thern Arlz1na there grows a
plant from which rope and twlne tnat
will almost never wear GU. can be
made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

The manufacture Of false teeth for
hors-s Is new industry Just opened In
Paris with capital Of two million
francs.
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NEWS INA NUTSHELL

In Kent county, Md, they are feed
Ing peaches % the hogs.
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Mrs. Mackay has string Of nawlcss
diamonds two yards long.
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81 ,OOO ncr COS sJocl. Apply to
~ H. hCHEfILEH.
salt lake CITY, August list, isli. IS
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w sale. G9i ". south Temple street d
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

FoHr WORTH. Ter. Aug s-In the
corridors 81 the Plcksick ho,~l. Lou
Campbell. a Fort Worth commission
nan. shot 4 Dallibone q Shreveport
cotton buyer. thr~- ,im~~ Two Js.l.c
entered the abdomen ani Ipalliiysnr
died ut = ~o'elo-s las, night The third
bull-, hi; a rh. glanced and struck
sandy Rice. . brstand', In che arm
Campb~lI will make ~ statement fur-
,h.r than Ia ssy tbs killing ~As in ~if
defense The men bad t-en partners
In bushes. ss shreveport Ia. . year
or t~o and b troubis gr-~ out -
their business. disasrccm~nta Camp
bell ba. made many fri~nd. daring bic
r~Sid~nc. herr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

RrDT Az kTTIsa has b-gsn IT, 49,
Of = typewriter
Jrsus No srrrT. tn y0un--r. ess
ai-Sdy @ri;<n rLv,n hnk. ard --es
plan. sl,A>pz<h ~ - oaiy ihir-y y-a-
OH
JANIS "HTrrDsS EffsT. -Aii~ ah-u@d
~ Arranging - have an -xI.:Sa - Ia
pens s~o~a ~ . lD,~k1s r=aSah~-.
~fth eiab-sz.~ ~iIlsx.rz.S-
THI payments to Er~t iiAr-e by ~.
EnZissh psblah~- Las. y-ar az Ass 81
hayr r~s~be5 s.sz' ofsisss. -hfl~ "a
An~Tcs h. "a. pal only sfyaaa
A~IsrszDEE Ir.as n sAS8 .o hAs-
wu-srd IA $3.50 szsabitnz s-sn~s ta hs
r~ cv-S~sty. "a - sp~n. ~verai u-~2A
(ea. n<s So =. Ionse Carlo Lass .so
;~s observing sh> play
ELLA HayxKa Hunoz hsnz A~r
~fs-iscal 1r- ~ IL a-r q sxA.
IRAN sct =; s-rt<~a sA~ h&s ak-l
FAM h~f-- 49, A@i ~rwr.~-s In aas<~
Away fro<a br oDznty ko1<
THr SITE - - wei1-kso~a vrE;er
aDi l~-.a-~-. Mas OE<li i~ha~~ r~ai
R2zsr !. Paai Eso1~st. -fil A~nzpz1rzsr
her ka.A&a~a %. he e~x, <Sszrsag spzs.
vhSh uil h~ throagh Australia 90.
VII eoz1<soe n sv~as~r s~zi
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
Claimed self Ieef.asr

KANSAS CTrY. Kan, Aug dam
Rcardon killed Enoeh calvin. n negro
farmer. in n bloody fight an the Hupc.c
boulevard. .ix miles west during 'h-
early hours 81 r"s'rrdsy morning
After killing the negro Resrion drove
"a hi. HON. neat Mnncic. and after cat
ing br-akfas, started IN the rr.idcnc~
81 James Buckpsr AMI gave hin,sif mp
lie wns lodged In jail Rsarion Vas
seen in the county Jail lie had h-~n
instructed by his attorney NJ, to talk
~ reporters. but he sail tha. Calvin
had breu killed in ~elf defense lie 10
n ~on 81 Michael Bsaripn. an old farm
.r. and bear, a god reputation. but Ia
said ~ lie quarrrisom- When drunk
lie has . wife and four children
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
ADDITIONAL. DISPATCHES.

JAMES ROBERTS, arrested ut New
Washington, O., for the Columbus
Grove robbery and murder. was fully
identified by Cashier Maple. John
Crawford. the hardware dealer who
sold him two revolvers, and five other
residents Of Columbus Grove who saw
him at the time Of the tragedy.
THE socialist congress decided not to
meet in Chicago in 1899 because of the
difficulty. The Swiss section was in
trusted with organizing the next con
gress in 1898.
An explosion Of gas in the West Fair
mont shafts at Wheeling. W. Va, killed
George Bayles aged IA years, and ter
ribly burned Alexander Robinson, a
miner.
EX-SENATOR INGALLS, has sailed for
Europe.
NAL MCKINLEY opened the cam
paign for the republicans at Niles q.
JOSEPH WEBBER, white, aged IA, and
George and Henry Lee, colored. aged
respectively 50 and II, were drowned
by the upsetting of their boat al Gal
weston, Tex, during a squalL.
BY a fire in a tenement house in Lon
don. Eng. three persons persisted.
AFTER a most exciting and vitupera-
tive campaign at Staunton. Va. the
election for license or no license was
carried for license by o. majority.
The brother of Gov. Boies, of Iowa,
is dead.
THE inhabitants of Pirvoli. incensed
at the bishop of Grebena for trying to
prevent a service in Roumania, made a
savage attack on him. When the mob
got through the bishop was nearly dead.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August - showed ar average de-
crease of 1916 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was ISIS
4 CORRESPONDENTS says that the czarina
has influenced the CA in forming
friendly relations with France and
am bassador At Paris, has obtained from
The French government an assurance
that in the event Of Germany being de-
tea,ed by France and Russia. Schleswig
will be returned to Denmark.
g F. SHORT. the deputy United States
marshal. who had quite a reputation
in Stevens county, Kan, troubles. was
shot and killed recently by q desperate
named BRYANT when he was trying 70
arrest in the Indian territory. Before
Short died he managed to kill Bryant
with his Winchester.
CHARLES HAWKINS. a desperado. has
been lynched az Shelbyvilse, Ind. He
had murdered the city marshal Don
Bruce
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
IippinR

Archbishop ireland. who * likely 20
become a cardinal. is a nativ. of Ire
land and ffty-tbree years Of age He
has resided in st Paul for many year,
and during the war was chaplain of the
Fifth Minnesota infantry lie was or
dained TO the priesthood in 1851 and
raised 10 the archepiscoPal dignity IN
ls>s.
According To the returns published IN
the British house ~ commons the an
nual incom. If the Church Of England
is about So. so. eco. Of which ss7. 31s. ss
are from ancient eudowm cnts and VI
sel. $50 from private bounty since i'"A
Out Of the British Isles the Salvation
Army have now I. 705 corps and l,o*o
societies. altogether asa separate SAL
vatiou societies These arc led for
ward By $500 officers
A public school law recently passed
in New Mexico has caused a great de-
mand for school teacher> The aPPiH
czn;s 80 far have not been ah-ore one
,hiri the number required
The sta,ue Of Pope Leo which ~s
presented to the Catholic university OF
Washington BY Joseph Z. De Louoai
of New York. has arrived and has e-en
placed for the time being in The prayer
room Of the university
Mrs Parnell is reported 20 be gain
ing remarkable facility n . typewriter
since she undertook the duties OF secre-
iary 70 her husband
Gen Palmer. the new counander-in-
chief of the Grand Army Of the EePao-
lie, has turned bis attention o: late
years 10 frisco painting and eeeorSt
ing. and mos, Of he interior painting
OF the state capitol a. Albany Is his
wofk-
The Free Methodist church Of Allen
10 w. PA, allows no o who s-song~
90 . secret society. uses tobacco os
wears ie~elry 20 become . nen6sr q
the congrega,ion-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
FOUND DAD
St.rk wo.daas. - os.-h. srii-s.-s
res.a t,s.i u. ga. Ea-sn 81 shAs.s~
dsatIy 49, 81 satrGIs

si.vs wo.snns.. - o-.-h. srit-s--s
T..ma ts..i - ga. Ea-sa - sh4s.s~
S.tasa,iy ..s 81 s-irids
tai,sao. Aug 90 The dat f--ir -
Clark N~"pimzn. one 80 ths vss'H.st
citizens ~ Otuaha Ssh ausi au .rf4
~n,ial dir~rtnr in the in~ccd ul 'rHr'
was found y~~s'criay a~ft.rn.-.a .n
room AZ the Grand t'aainr hatsi r
general s~upg-@t,tpn Ia 'hat ths is-'4
was that ~, a sutsti~ The race f
such an AZ; IL s,4li a ma I-~a.ar ~Fr
,srU aud AL tb~ etfsBmrtaurss g.
by AIRY means rouhTm 'hf theory
suicide. ~hrh ~ b"~rrsr atrs
eps.i by = fs~ strange and
fArts
Mr. Wo--iu,sn va. a ro@ui-r 20
grain commission arm - Ht-rz A
Harris 18th oGf-es - gt. irrF
building Ths ruFr~uf rgu.H- a. fF.
he. vbo~e estimate ~salfs ~p r
nrighh-sfh.--i - : 90 s bal .a' -
large part 20 his ff'sse 1arfs go
ron, ~ in ;h~ pf,~" - gram
huar4 - trade. hut y. orc
founsi - confirm tLs rsuF
lanl.r nnemt-r - go srsr = "a-
ris claimed that srs"Gt tu ~TD
= i,h himself BIS paFtn9r usssv
the lizard 90 trade. znI pa ever @
lss DID nat =, .-s'ssis a. rsgass
ot III hFts ~trsnsvy ~n1T
ever be dpf nst &aa- uz'
$50 IN the rl.Y sstl 30 sarrri 20
dsa,h lie bal at $3.50 htA 20
and -y-rsssa~l bat ~ ~As
ypr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
AeIinus

decatur. Ill, Aug. - There was a
sad closing To the fair at Macon hen "A
stampede of farmers teams occurred
on the main road leading from the
grounds to the town. There were sew
eral runaways and a number Of people
were thrown from vehicles and serious
" hurt. but as far as reported none IA
tally. Mrs r. r. Lemon, widow of
Capt. Lemon. blue Mound. had her col
lar bone broken. The tw~oyear-old son
of William Day had his c~ollar-bone and
an arm broken. and Miss Mary Hays
was shockingly bruised Ten persons
were hurt. and many Macon houses are
concerted into Temporary hospitals
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
.IISCEIy,eNFOCS.

RErORTS have been received that
Mount Hood, Oregon, was in n state of
eruption. Smoke could be seen COM
ing from the mountain and it Is be-
lieved that the old monarch of the Cas-
cades is awakening from a sleep per-
haps of several centuries.
HUNGARY has an abundant harvest
and will be able to SEND large quanti-
ties of grain TO Germany as soon as the
treaty between the tw;o countries comes
into operation.
THERE seems to bc two ''holy~ coats"
one at Treves and one at Argenteuil,
near Paris. Microscopic examination
favored the Trevcs coat
G%oLpsrEIN & MIZEL's dry goods
house and other property was burned
at Waco, Tex. Loss. SaI5. O00.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, suffered severely
in a confiagration on the 18th Sixty
ing a loss of 81. 600. 900.
j. n. WEBSTER, e~X-sheriff of Coving-
ton county, Miss, was assassinated at
his residence near Williamsburg. Mr..
Webster stopped down To pick up his
child from the back gallery when he
received a Dad of buclshot in his alb
domen aud died four hours later. No
clew to the murderer.
A MOST destructive hailstorm visited
Deer creek, Otter Tail county, Mimi,
and vicinity. 1t is estimated that be-
tween IL. 900 and Is. 900 acres of grain
were laid low. The storm lasted half an
hour and cut a swath five miles wide.
CHARLES LAWRENCE, ex-cashier of
the keystone bank. Philadelphia, was
sentenced to eight years imprisonment
Sentence was postponed on the two
kennedys.
MASON NJ. IMLEY, a student from Hi
nois, was drowned in Sager's pond al
Valparaiso. Ind.
THE twelve-year-old son of Prof.
Goodrich, principal of the Pecatonica
IN school, was drowned while bath.
ing at Freeport, Ill.
A DISPATCH from Washington says
that the Sac and Fox lands will be de
clared open for settlement Septem.
Der Is.
Ar Nordenhcim. grand duchy OF
O~ldenburg, a ~scaffolding gave way and
ten workmen were killed.
THE cruiser Charleston left San Fran
cisco on the 18th for Yokohama
THE old time photographers began their
reunion in Washington on the 18th with
100 members present President George
c. Maynard made a heat speech.
A TERRIBLE hurricane is reported
from Martinique. Many lives were lost.
THE Lake Erie X Western strike i,
still on, causing much Inconvenience
by delayed freight
AMERICAN ilour is selling at Callao
Peru. at Sis per sack owing to the cut
ting off of the CHILEAN supply.
JACK STIvErrS the St Louis browns
crack pitcher. has been suspended for
misconduct His suspension is indcfi
mite.
THE White Star steamer Teutonic ar.
rived at New York from Liver pool
making the passage in five days. six.
teen hours and thirty-one minutes
which beats the record one hour and
thirty-five minutes
A FIRE which has been devastating
b forest of Ami-Loussa sixty-tivC
miles east of Mostanage. Algeria. ha,
already destroyed 81, 600 acres of tree.
SEVEN thousand acres of grain soutt
OF Sanborn, \. D., were destroyed BY /:
hailstorm.
HE Southern Lumber CO., with head
quarters at Atlanta, Ga, has assigned
with Sl25. 600 liabilities and assets es,i
mated al 500, 600.
The American Screw Co, Of Provi
dence. K l., propose to e-t~blish fac
tories all over Europe to protect ,hei
patent rights
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
~MARTINiOUE'S e A
The List Of Victims of tho Hurrisa.'
Grow. Larger IL Kun. . y int" the isa.

inc bist ~ sistttrs ~ " EuFftfsbs
Grow. Larger "a Kun. . y into tn. Hun
dreds-
PARIS. Aug. - Additional details
from - Pierre. capital 81 thu. island 81
Martinique. which was visited by n
terrible hurricane Tuesday night shows
that the facts already published are not
only in no way exaggerated. but that
they did not tell the full story Of tn.
disaster.
The number Of dead was originally
estimated Al SIXTY with hundreds Of in-
jurcd. but the latest dispatches received
here announce that ia people are
found TO have been killed IN the coas,
towns alone. while the total loss Of life
is estimated At over go a. the lowest.
while the injured number over 200
The towns in the interior have not
been heard from as yet bot there il. no
doubt that the loss Of life in the int
rior NAV have been As great " not
greater than In the coast towns ~ IL IL
impossible a. present - even make an
estim ate Of the number Of people who
lost their lives through the cyclon'c
disturbance which brought ~ much
ruin and dcsolation 20 the unfortunate
island
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
INGALLS, ON PROHIBITION.
TIE Us~-ss.. sss.sts Tat rhsrs %
Wssasy . u.-.f~s - ssssss ws~rs ibas~s
~, vi n. sts Ai~><l

pssrasy . rss-nf~s - sssss Ns~rs ibgs~s
0sy ~st ~ oetss~~-A
A~rruIsnx. kaa Aus 3t-Th~ Fot0".
The sasAnnsl orran ~ she prohibition
party. having sort ont n circular ]sstsr
a.kiar Tor sspr~~sisns "f opinion at-ps'
certain alleged discrepancies between
STATE rarn.s masr hv John J InEaIs .r
NJ. speech a, rrohihi,s,a park Sia.sn
t.land. Ss~ Scrk. Aaxas; g. AL ''As~-
ss-rv<>sd ia an article n ths Fsvuw
,hrrr year~ 49, AMI 49, toT tnfnrma
siua eoa~~rnsaE ,hs lsqn"r 'Fase q"
Kansas NJ in-.lls rsP}Ass IN FAfi "a
toliowN
y~ar ga-sziaoa irNs wy FFua ~
i,ls-d ts lus~Frert ~1~r'syt ST "i
usa vru tss~~f-l g. sAasisasS 80 49,
Of .s.ssuasas. ussis IN a. sttsH
.isr..a fast-e -rshi assr ssFsvss@i
.sss $50. - rsafs vg-sftt~ wf ~fer
g~s~ati.a
II. .ssrsrs tfrw nv ars.rs 81 80 Ta-aH'
a~gssts . a. ssss 81 49, stas ss as %
"a "a. -rgttsa. - Ia s.t rnaff t's '"
r~r~aaaI tsS-lrtss ast tse nfarns
thes~ Ia 49, .nc~s.sr snf '~tT geo.
h.I saasf~ner "a fhe fas fe- aa~s- 80
s,sr r~uskabfs 81 sstF&Fa
sAanFr NAs ..safss4 sn3 ths re--
- nss n. sh.r my .fassmssfs g. '"
sat. bat -sstasf. - as az raf -1
ar ua~
t. rrv.~si tss as.ae si~sstv a"r@
~Thsttsrfs % So $3.50 ~ mFTs
Ga hsa.a. -ns-e rrsr. -ht.RY saf .fsr
Is rstf~z draRs csa r-t - hsf s'
bst 49, az sassfase EAsr~ wsy q
N~arugrt, sat ,ufsscs -hrrs tas . aFt t
tat sol raszi "sr- thrfv
T.a-Tnu I'm Jhs TffFsrsi vtss f
.satr tar tssssn-h~r So nc r~~ss e. -
.-..HHa r.----.H L. FEH HHaHHn g r" -'
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
THE MARTINIQUE o,sAsrrR
ss~estsan. tn 'ss Is.~sh osst tahis.
s-fsitr tss.Fs~TN.r

The ss.,strsa. ts ths Is.~st usst taIas-
s-fsiir iNs.ts~ru.r
Pam. Aua p Novtr ths'saJ ar
that Nss,intls. IL airrush Wet iH.'.-
colony AMI that che svf-sst fes'Ae hrfv
from th~ intel states .E"s inF 'hat %
hurricane hal swept over That t-iau-'
saus,ng va; ,ianas~ only 't.~ beet
rr-.vrr istaiis Nrsr received lp t+
cit, yesterday morning
The Hrat information waa thAt rsrft
vessel la the har,-,r 80 lrrt 80 l5au
the principal hafl-H. bal trsn i.~t a-l
that all the h"a~~s al i'ff te iraH.
and 1T ~ TlsFrr. the capttai ISL t-aH
damaged hy ~" hurricane art 'aaf
many lives were reported e. have L."
InsL
Oalrtal ads ir~s rrs~.sssl tasf rtsr
announced that thr calamity vi.Fh hs-
visited Mart,uiauc Is tHe masst @sE
since tho year 49, The i.ea-'sf s
sad ,o equal The fam..ss ~ lone ~h-H
-~-r, over tho island 20 Antsoa a
1874
~ Port - france 'hsu- have r~ru
twelve lives Iust ani iu t-ria lt f.
Franc~ aud ~ ItefF~ - cav n-.f..a-
80 the country disfEirta thor laF.
t--cn iarT~ ~uubl-sru - i~.pis bel rrt
~ ~ Itcrrv Eve I~F-'os SO ArfsH
o. have ,-sn killed. bot IL - feared
that III nu1nter j,-s n.' r,Yr~-sst
ihc entire li,' IN Tho capital
U~rstrue,isn 90, property an,l l-s- -
Ito 10 reported frem All Pafts . ttr
coast The lat~at fcI-'ft received 81
~ Picrrr from l.ament.uc chose fhat
tho hurricane counts ton victims ln 'hzf
place alone ia asiiittrE g. a iarFo uvu
b-r - injured
~ Franc - th~Tr have l-eu sisis~r\
people killed AMI large uum~rv in
lur-d and at HiTi~Fe i1l"'o 'hsre tasr
b~en two or more deaths. anl frsf1 a.
parts of the island cpsn-a tse Ia -
vO- and i..si alton
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

If the efforts of two women can
count for anything, Mrs Potter Palmer
and Mrs May Wright Sewall will make
the worlds fair of Chicago a thrilling
success. Mrs Palmer has been all over
Europe securing aid and royal co-opera-
ton with her pet schemes. and the re-
suits have already begun to be apparent
in the entries made for the exhibits.
Mrs. Sewall, who is president of the
Federation of Women's Councils is in
Paris now stirring mp women to come
together at the Chicago exhibition for
an International congress- which shan
take into consideration questions of
morality, temperance. peace and WON.
ems rights
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
Hsprsss WsSoo Robss~d

ST LorIs Aug - While one 81 the
Adams Express q wagon was stand
ing in front If their office a; broadway
and Olive streets yesterday afternoon
two men arcostei a tsDv ~ bo was sit
ting in the vagon. asking him 20 direct
them tn q certain street While ono ~
the men cunver~-B with thu boy the
other wcdg~d his way o. the bacs -
the wagon and finally 10th m~n walked
Oft together. Later IL vas discovered
4 package was missing from the
The express people ar th~
package contained only s.n, bat the
impression pr.vaiIs tina, the mount
will run into The .houNandS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

LITTLE All GIN, the only Chinese
woman in Kansas City, Mo-, the wife
of DIR. Chung Sing and the pet of all
the local celestials, is a mother. The
babe is a girl and DIR. Chung Sing is
amusing in his pride. In charming
ignorance of American weight he an
nounced that the ''glal weighed forty
pounds" 1t really weighs nine pounds
and is strong and lusty. The mother
was the recipient of numerous presents
of fruits and knicknackS In -four
weeks there will be a feast and great
celebration. DIR. Chung Sing bought
his wife. in San Francisco something
over one year ago. Their marriage in
Kansas City was an event in celestial
circles, as this birth o is
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

a lSosToN firm is constructing a pho
Geographic telescope for Harvard uni
versity which will probably be the
largest and finest instrument of the
kind c designed. The lens is to be
like that used by photographers rather
than that Of an astronomical telescope
and will consist of two achromatic
lenses. Its aperture will be twenty
four inches and its focal length eleven
feet A telescope of this form but of
one-third its size is now in use at
Harvard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

IN Windsor Locks, Conn, the other
night a jewelry sharp first gave away
rings and jewelry and then sold some
and returned the money until the crowd
was ripe. He then sold watches at
four dollars each and kept ali the mon
ey, and suddenly drove away with the
advice to those who had bought watches
that IF anybody asked them the
time of day tell them they did not
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

JESSE PoMERoY, the Boston boy muir
derer, who is serving a solitary life
sentence, attempted TO escape recent
ly. He had in his possession a case
knife which had been notched SO as to
make a rude saw. He was discovered
at work on the bars of the windows in
his cell. This is his second attempt at
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28

a sEMI-oFFICIAL newspaper of Ham
burg hat the intention of
the government to use wheat in making
bread for the army is an important ad-
vance in a deliberate policy, the object
of which is to make Germany more in
dependent than hitherto of foreign
countries in regard to economic inter
ests. The newspaper adds significantly:
although the Russian rye prohibition
was perhaps really prompted by a bad
harvest, it is 10 impossible that at a
future date political reasons might die
tate similar measures"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-28
N~u E.ieetsrm

KANSAS CIR. No. Aug :. -Hesrv.
dark clouds usbered in y violea, storm
which s~eP, we Kansas City Nth all
il. force At 3-o O'Clock yesterday af.~r-
mon. doing considsrsbi. damage The
sh-rmpsns,~r dropped from = 10 sLs
degrees ~h-n the stprm SAs fairly On
The rain fell IN torr-nts acd "a. 49,
oonpanSed by . wind which IN
rooted small hoas>~ destroyed
shrabb-v. trrv ~ small tr-es By b
roots and cr~a;ed quite = r~nsrai TN
pressSon hat aeyeioae ~as % Its sake
Then the hail began . FAT. breaking
sisdoss add stripping , fssT-s from
sh-ubb~u