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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

Prince LUCIEN BoNAPARrE, the sa-
want, who lives in England and has
been practically a widower for the past
forty years, can scarcely be said to have
been bereaved by the recent death of
his wife. who passed away on the same
day that Prince Napoleon did. The
prince married Marianne, the beautiful
daughter of the sculptor. Conchetti,
nearly sixty years ago. but the union
was not happy and the couple finally
separated. the princess, however, de.
Ginning a divorce, although her consent
would have been paid for with . for
tune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

QUEEN VICTORIA has decided that the
Duke Of Flies daughter (the recently
born granddaughter of the prince OF
Wales) is to have only the rank and
title to which she is entitled as the
daughter of a duke. The queen came
TO this decision in spite Of the fact that
the legal advisers Of the crown con.
Cured in the opinion that the prince OF
Wales granddaughter should rank as a
princess of the royal blood. The
queens decision, however, is final
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

Syrup"

MartinsvilIe. NJ. Methods, Par
sonage. My Acquaintance With
your remedy. Boschees German
Syrup. vas made abou, fourteen
years ago. when ! contracted aCold
which resulted in a i~ioarseness AMI
a Cough which disabled me ffons
filling my pulpit fs q numi~r al
Sabbaths. Aher trying q Physscian.
without obtaining relef-i oanno,
say now what remedy he prescribed
II saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a tsps,le. Z
received such quick and permanent
help from IL that whenever ~e have
had Threat os Bronchial troubles
since in our family. ED~chees Get
man Syrup has been our fsvosi,c
remedy and always with favorable
results. have never besiis,ed to
report my experience IL It's use 10
oshrr when ! have found thsrn
troubled ~ like mann~f." REV
". II HAcsAnry.
Of the Newark. New As.Se
Jer~ry. ~ r Couser-
epoe. April IS. 60 Remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

YELLOW fever is reported ravaging
the ports of Brazil.
An intimate friend Of DIR. Graves, the
Providence, X. l.. physician who now
is on bail to await trial for the murder
of Mrs Barnaby. announces hat Den
v.r will hereafter be the permanent
hcme of the accused. In a recent con-
v~ersation the doctor expressed a fear of
returning to Providence. II is report
ed that the sentiment in Rhode Island is
changing in favor Of DIR. Graves The
hearing of the Barnaby will case has
been postponed to June 2S.
OMNIBUS drivers of Paris are on a
strike. They want the hours reduced
to twelve q day.
A BERLIN correspondent telegraphs
that fearful misery exists among the
refugee Russian Jews who are travers-
ing the city and becoming a public
scandal.
THE wife of Douglas Green, the New
York broker who run off TO London
with Mrs SnellMcCrea, Of Chicago, has
been granted q divorce.
The members Of the Virginia state
debt commission will meet at Rich.
mond to near q plan for the settlement
OF the state debt
COLLEGE students and police had
quite q fight 1t Iowa City, Ia The
boys were celebrating a baseball vic
tory.
THE action Of Eugene Kelly. of New
York, in transmitting SIS 900 to Justin
Mccarthy for distribution among the
evicted tenants in Ireland is to be re
viewed in court.
THE notorious boy fend. Jesse Pome-
roy, again almost effected his escape
from the Massachusetts, penitcntiary.
THREE men were killed recently by
foul air in a well 1t Ccntraiia. Wash.
The military At Spandau. Germany,
forced l5o penniless Russian emigrants,
who were journeying to the coast with
the intention Of embarking to Brazil,
to return 10 Russia.
THE Hebrew sabbath win probably
be abolished in Russia. The holy synod
Of the orthodox church is considering q
plan TO that end.
CoSsIDERABLE rioting WAS reported
In Paris over tbs strike Of the omnibus
drivers
THE English derby was won By the
favorite, Sir F. Johnston's Common. q
| brown colt by Isonomy out Of Thistle,
who won the 1000 guineaA
. - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

RICH Jewish merchants of St. Peters
burg propose to follow the example
of the Jewish merchants Of Moscow
and abandon the city entirely to
the Russians They are calling in
all the money they can, much
Ia the disgust and embarrassment OF
their Russian debtors, many of whom
may have to go into bankruptcy. In
this way a good deal of private capital
is leaving Russia for Berlin, Paris, Lon
don and other places. The police do
what they can to stay the exodus of the
wealthy, but without avail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

A
Both the method AMI results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; Il l. plea.an,
and refreshing "a the taste. aud se,s
gently yet promptly % tho Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. clcan.-s the sy.-
tenn efectually. di-f-l. colds. bead
aches and fever. aud cur.. habiIusl
constipation. Syrup IL Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its Kind ever pro-
duc-d, pleasing g. tho taste and 90
ceptable Ia the stomach. prompt In
In action and truly beneficial In In
effects. prepared only from the mcs,
healthy AMI Agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend Il
% oil and have made l, The mosi
popular remedy kno~n.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale In Snc
and OIL bottles by all Healing drug
gista Any reliable druggist Who
may not have IL on hand viii pro
cure Il promptly foe any ono sho
vish~s 10 Try l. Do not sccspe any
substitute.
CAiIFORM RIO SYRUP co!
sIs ~ssAScssco. esL
tosvevau. ~ nS voss 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

INSPECTOR RArHBONE has been ad-
vised of the sentence of Henry Miller,
the stage robbcr. to ten years in the
California prison. He is regarded as
one of the most desperate and danger
Gus men who has ever engaged in this
business on the Pacific coast lie has
been concerned in mero robberies,
for some of which he served various
terms in Jail 1t is said he robbed the
stage twice in Texas and it is positively
known that he committed six robberics
i'm California
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

Mrs. JANNA HINNIcKs, a German
immigrant, II years old, who arrived in
baltimore on the steamship Muenchen,
was debarred and ordered returned
under the terms Of the immigration law
which excludes all aliens afflicted with
a loathsome or q dangerous contagious
disease. She was suffering from IN
aggravated form of lupus or tubercle
of the skin. A o of Mrs Hinnicks
lives ct German Valley, Ill, and tele-
Graphed that he was willing to support
his mother, but the law is mandatorv
in this direction. leaving no discretion
in the matter to the department
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

THE Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
has just completed what is said to be
The most elaborate time service system
in existence. A code of signals giving
the exact time will hereafter be sent
automatically over the entire Burling-
ton system at 4 o'clock every day from
the central Office in Chicago. The per
farmance begins three minutes before
and sitter eleven connections are made
IN ingenious piece OF mechanism Nm
iSi.cs the work. Three Thousand tele-
crap, instruments from Chicago TO Den
var and the Rack Hills and from 81
Iloa;s and Kansas City to St Pant sig
mai the seconds in unison with the big
clock in Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

Mr.. KOzAKI, Of Hartford divinity
school. is not the only japanese who
will take part in commencement exer-
cises this year. Masayoshi Takaki, OF
the same nationality. and a student in
the Syracuse university, has been Sc
lected by the seniors for the GRAFTON.
His command of English composition is
said to be excellent He is editor of the
University Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

THE papal encyclical has attracted
but little attention in Berlin where the
labor movement is altogether under the
control of socialism. The socialists
claim to expect to have a majority in
the rcichstag after the next general
election The encyclical is not alto
gether satisfactory to the weather.
class among the German Roman Cath
olics who consider that the pope lends
too much encouragement to labor agi-
tatiOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
ADDITIONAL DnPArUU

CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May 30 showed an average de-
crease of els compared with the corre-
spending week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was 2S.s.
The international peace congress at
Milan, Italy. has approved a motion
that the difficulty arising from the New
lOrleans lynching ought to be referred
to the international institute at Ohnet
for arbitration.
! MRS. SHEEDY and Monday McFar.
land, a negro. who were on trial at
Lincoln. Neb., for the murder of the
woman's husband. have been acquitted
The negro desperate Murray. who
killed Deputy Sheriff Robinson in Fer
nando. Fla, some time ago. has since
killed Marshal Alvarez and . negro
known as Prince Albert who were At
tempting his arrest neal Hampton.
PRESIDENT DA FoNsECA, of Brazil, Is
lying in a critical condition at Petropo-
Ills a town twenty-five miles north Of
Rio de Janeiro. from an attack Of asth-
ina.
SIR ANTOINE A. DoRIoN, chief Justice
|of the Quebec queens bench court and
formerly leader of the Quebec liberal
party. is dead. He was for many years
zone Of the most prominent figures in
canadian public life.
SAC and Fox Indians have expressed
dissatisfaction with Agent Patrick. who
formerly lived 1T Ottawa, Kan.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has finally de-
ltermiued not to appoint the nine new
Circuit judges until next December. He
SAYS nc member has yet been selected.
Political belief. il is understood. will
mot be the dominant requisite for ap-
lpointnent TO these positions
LAST December the Hughes Lumber
lCo and d. w. Hughes, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, made an assignment involving
NEARLY Ss30. DOC of liabilities Final SET
Element has now been made on the
basis Of 100 cents on the dollar and in
Iterest The big lumber mill is 70 re
sumo operations
PRESIDENT HARRISON and members
of his cabinet attended decoration day
ceremonies Il Philadelphia The presi-
dent delivered two speeches 10 . large
humber Of persons 1t lndependence
hall and Laurel Hill cemetery.
DECORATION dav services At Grants
tomb, Riverside. n. Y, were marred BY
bad weather. John s. Wise. Of Viz
Iginia, delivered the address
THE home OF Henry Phillips 1t Tay-
lorstown. w. Va, caught Gre and Phil
lips and his wife and q three-year-old
lchild were burned 70 death and . 6f-
lt~een-year-old boy 90 badly scorched
that he died in . few hours Phillips
had been drinking during the night
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

THE agents in Paris Of the Gillian
congressional party deny the statement
made by the Balmacedists with regard
to the success Of the presidents party
at Iquique. They declare that the
Balmacedist ironclads fed at the ap-
proach of the insurgents. They have
plenty of funds and will Dol attack
Balmaceda in the central provinces.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

The London Times Rome correspond
cnt gives a gloomy view Of the finan-
cial and political situations in Italy.
He presents facts and figures to show
that constitutionalism in Italy is falling
into degradation and that the state is
becoming bankrupt. Patriotism has
declined since 1870 and everything is
given up to personal ambition and a
struggle for existence. In case Of a
crisis the Catholic vote would probably
be thrown again and a reactionary gov.
eminent put In charge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

The French chamber of deputies has
adopted tariff duties Of S francs per 100
kilograms on swine, 10 francs per head
on cows and oxen and 1871 francs per
head on sheep The protective propos-
ais of the tariff commission are gener-
ally approved over the more moderate
tariff of the government
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

OWING to the disastrous failure Of the
banking house of Buenoll & Scranton q
bill has been prepared at the instance
of inanciers which will be submitted
to the Connecticut Legislature next fall
The B1l is intended to secure deposits
of money with persons or copartner.
ships not incorporated As banking in
Sfitutious
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

DuDLIS, Nay A-ArchbiAhoP Croka
speaking On the subject Of Irish affair."
sid: Il AN greatly afraid that ths
cause Of hone rule h lost Within the
lass fouf noaths ! have heard several
ssannch. Intelligent Irishmea ssy thsA
Considering al that has occurred ines
The revelaaioos were made in the OSAes
divorce e1se. and he strange tsrn none
Of Tie Irish party and . certain secsSos
Of our people have taken. Prefsnia9
Tie interess al oos nan 70 the e2nss of
th<ir country. we have girea hoth
friends and foes reasoa % beiievs that
ve are u present uaAt for hS9s FalA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

The executive mansion at Washing.
ton contains. among its most prominent
attractions, portraits Of the ex-presi-
dents of the United States. To this
gallery of the country's greatest men
has Just been added q life-sized oil
painting of ex-President Cleveland
made by q New York artist named
OhnSOn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

NINE japanese women, who were
brought to this country and who were
refused a landing at San Francisco by
the customs officers, On the ground that
they had been brought TO this country
for immoral purposes, were brought
before the United States judge at Port
land, Ore, and ordered to be set at lib
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

wAsarxsrvS. May T-whea IL
Texas de,eg.sios sus 70 she sestdeoo'
cratic noninssisg eosvestsos-~ ~ en-
senator Resg.s. 'rhe Deoh<n sfi d
mand the alecfioa OF Q western oss
for president 6rsy. Of IsdssaA.
would be . god aaa a. Nosrssss %
Don UekisscsL II Ceveiaad - soo'
mated Texas and Afkaases sr~ u
oeIy states vess a ~ ni.inip0 -
eaa carry. II The sasasrs possfsese.s
Do noe kDow Thu BOW sAey VII Ind n
ost whea they ~ ~ exprstoess
The r.ak saA Ais 81 ~ Popss b Ia
vess Do nos vsas C3svsiasd-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
TEN 0URNCo 70 oGATH


DrSsIsx. ~ ". Msy ss-A Gre
which started yesterday In . p~-sro,~um
rcasesy AZ Coedetsrqss tssns cat ~
Be more srioas thaa vss % arss sop
pn.ed Ten per~pss have hss s~sss<
60 death
Tn flames are sin ~spr.sdins ssd
many ho.srs In she vtristsv ~ she -
enery hsse hes bsssed N III sressA
There o.. eight isrS. ~p~tsoisss re-
ervcsr~ eso.e 90 IN scsse 81 shs Or. ssd
great asss~sy PREVAILS ~ss hey ss-
plnsIe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
COMMENT.

GENERAL MANAGER WILLIAM NJ.
GREEN, of the Big -Four. has resigned
and the position has been offered to
Joseph Ramsey, Jr., assistant TO Presi-
dent Ingalls,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
TA~ R~hA-pry ra@ss>A

Dss NosxIs. Ia. May E-ADerScss
Express Agent Matthews ~ Carroll
Who Wa fossd tied and Raxe~d ssssr'
day night has confessed 20 eonpiscssy
in the crime He Ny, tn
robbery Was p,snned by himssl'
Craig Nswoneer and Anson seAars
weber. tro youag oea Of Carroll he
went with Superintendent Garner. a
Omaha. % IN old vacant hosse vess o!
town and took ost from ooocesioes'
q. 600. whieh lacked Only 80 o III
amount ssolea- Nis~oeg~r add sehsrs-
weber wer iaoedisaeiy pasrrd sndes
zrx
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

Cur WORMS are doing much damage
to growing corn and potatoes In parts
of Iowa. Many fields have been re-
planted. The worms arc taking al the
snroufed stalks
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
IMPLICATED IN BURGLARY.
An Indianapolis Assorssy's Qsees Wsy nj
seektag Revenge.

An Indianapolis A~stersey's 0sess wsy os
seekiag Revenge.
IxpIASAPoLIs. Ind. May 27.-At the
trial yesterday OF Lemon T. Ieinhold.
a young attorney Of this city. charged
with conspiring to buryiarixe h resi-
dencc OF Hilton u. brown. city editor
Of the News Frank Thorn and Harry
Horton, two famous house breakers re-
Gently convicted. testified against him
and incidentally recalled the operations
Of Reinhold throughout the country.
Through clever detectivew work the entire
crowd WAS bagged after the city hsd
hscn the scene Of the numerous robb~r-
icS Reinhold Was the attorney Of the
gang His wife committed suicide. and
in commenting upon the art the Even-
ing News severely reflected upon b
attorneys home relations This - In
cen.ed him that In . spirit Of revense
he planned the robbery of Browns
hous.. lie called upon Horton to do
the work. but both Of the burglars st
tcmpss were unsuccessful.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

Ssu Yesa. May a-ssosef C~~e
lad - rsfer~e In he sAsAA Lssgsos
r.s>s sruss suits .ssisss IL city. 10
fos,d shss waiter Lsssaos ssd osAea
ciassss4. sr~ sstisi>d 20 - Rs ttssaI
fool Mr. cS~.eissd ~prsvsossy a~>sdss
sAss Sie PER sovt - I'll III
vsrs ensls,ed IN bss IL sspv~os esr
o,~mkt hin - 0sa IL esss A<s
so hin 20 take evsAesos - ssosA~'
% dssaes TSr risissis.
vsss~ss si.sopssoe H. dsss -sfa
ias<vess 80 fos sAoss eL@DA Asns<
spos o.. 80 pr foA bosh ssas IN
orobabsy spp<Ai
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

LsApvnaG Col. nsy 2-As sr~t
Dat o-or.rr.d 10 ~ issahos sssssi -
vskrA too 1<s Vese kiiAr1 - s,sssi
istsrrd h oss klss1 ~~rs Asev$s
noeovsa sd AAsaf Hss4osA III
Des we're usskisg - . am ts ~ .
sel Dseosss - AsxsiisG fos . shos
ssA h.d s<.siy eoopssssA kh ve~s
vAsa IL arm serseh - Cd eAasUs
vhsrA hsA f.i,sA - ssPssAs nssss
vss ssryiAe exps0tss = nDe1sss
- Hssanss v0rs hso0s - fsn9'
Dess saA shs ayfsg Asess srssssly
istussa several - ~ oeAss 80 seneA
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

TRENTON. y. J.. May 2I.-Counssi fos
the star Rubber Co waited mp sunday
night until midn eht and then ny q
special arrangement had the county
clerks Office open {, record mortgages
asgregatine nearly $50. coo against the
property of the nce This hasty
proceeding. IL IL believed. vas DUE "a
the fear that other creditors than tho~s
preferred might get . receiver appoint
ed before the mortgages could ~ msds
Of record The company's counsel ssy'
that II the company Is not pashed fos
money IL will get through the crisis al
right - there are plenty Of orders %
hand
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
The Fugitive Ssassor~-

TALLAHAseE. Fla, May 9-The -,
Titive members of the Florida senate
arc reported to be At Thomssviiie, Ga
A dispatch from one Of their number
said that they would start for Taiis-
hasse Thursday. President Browne o.
dered the sergeant-ai-arms TO GO out
arrest and bring them before b sen-
ate; however. should they pledge their
word 10 appear here immediately. not
to keep them under arrest A pose
w.s again Organized by the sergeant
ss-arms and started out ia search bot
subsequently, reported that the missing
member could NOT be found
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05
n SEA.

Possibility Of England Joining Hands with
This Country IN suppressinG the Catch
ing nj Seals.
WASHINGTON, May 29-The president
yesterday afternoon received a cipher
dispatch from Minister Lincoln Mt Lon.
don saying that official notice had been
given in the house Of that n
bill would he introduced on Monday 70
authorize the queen to prohibit British
subjects from taking seals in Behring
sea The question engaged the prea-
dents principal attention yesterday
and he had conferences at differ
cnt times on its various phases
with Secretary Foster. Secretary
Tracy. Secretary Proctor and Acting
Secretary Wharton One point consid-
cred was the advisab ility OF sending
war vessels 70 Behring sea To reinforce
the revenue cutters In preventing the
taking OF seals in case . closed season
is decided upon This fleet would. OF
course. cooperate with the Eng.is
war ships now in those waters in the
enforcement of the agreement as con-
cluded. 1t is understood that the sec
rotary of the navy reported that there
arc three naval vessels that could be
prepared for this service without much
DELAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

s~ss Wvss ssa Esrs
Hsne treatment st0 Ssaa sor question:
hssnh ~ IN for . csse 80 csnaos e
Or W ~ K,msrriin. Kansas ttiy. Mo
~
r. ta~rsvs % vsad s~~-s thst Q eut
sr shouhI 10 ., bono IN . chrppsnG 80
oossc. tcar~r
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

BERLIN. May "a relief committee
has secured a long railway tunnel At
Charlottenb burg TO shelter Russian Jews
en- route 10 Hamburg for embarkatioo
TO New York. Clothing. tea coffee
bread and brandy are in readiness To
relieve the misery OF the crowds
vomited forth by the trainA
Heartrendiug scenes are witnessed
and terrible tales of suffering arc told
Many left home on . days notice and
were compelled 70 abandon everything
but what they o Others. many OF
them octogcnarians hardly able 70
walk. staggered under sacks which conr
tanned ali their worldly possessions
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-05

near DerWln Oy OeinS tnTOWu irOu me-
horse. He was so years of age.
The officers Of winside, Wayne coun-
ty, have caused the arrest of Thomas
Lound because he refused to pay . dog
tax.
PATENTS issued to Nebraska invent
ors: Chair spring, Adams & Paters,
Lincoln; bee hire. o. c. Ferguson,
Odell: harness saddle. J. Smith. Ash
land: wall paper exhibitor. o. d swartA,
York.
A HORSE lately kicked Christian ia
cobson. residing nine miles south OF
Dakota City, and injured him 50 badly
that he died
son and Jesse Ruby were recently tried
and found guilty of attempting TO rob
the Valparaiso hank. Tobin va
sentenced to six years in the peniten-
tiary. Nelson five years and Ruby three
years
A NUMBER of Poncas capitalists are
about to form . stock company for the
purpose Of building and operating N
extensive packing house At that place.
People are greatly interested in the de-
velopment Of this project as the Pros'
pective prosperity Of the town depends
not Q little on the establishment Of some
institution of the kind
Ex-Gov. DAVID BUTLKR died a
Pawpce City the other day. He was the
governor who passed through tAe
famous impeachment trial in the early
history Of Nebraska
PETER CRorNsE pleaded guilty in IL
district court At Beatrice TO rob6ing the
German National bank some moatha
ago Of valuable rare coins bsloeginG "a
Frank Harper. and w1s sentencsd %
two years in the penitentiary.
WHILE George Marquis. Of Ro0eyn.
Phelps county, ~as fling the knife Of
q stalk cutter the lever Aew back and
cut him On the head, inhicting injuries
which may prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
TYIBCNE FRESH.AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Henry E. Abbey will start for san Francisco this
morning 10 meet Nine Sarah Bernhardt on her arrvol
from Australia He will be accompanied by his see
rotary. Charles Chatterton.
The wife of Richard Carroll. formerly Of the Casino
company. has secured divorce from him in Chicago.
she viii resume her maiden name OF Annie q. suther-
land.
The sale Of seats will begin to-day for the first per-
form at the ThaliS Theatre, Friday, Sep
teInber 4, when the Li1iputians viii make their ia
appearance in The Pupil in Magic.'
The first Of Richard Mansfelds new series Of Thurs
day matinees at the Garden Theatre will begin this
afternoon. aPrince Kars will be played. and tonight
A Partisan Romance"
Two theatres VIII begin their seasons tonight Nib
los with The Khedve" as the attraction, and Proc
tors with Mr. Wilk'ns0n's Widows
Mr. Pain has prepared peculiarly interesting dis
pay Of fireworks for this evening after the spectacle
Of Paris from Empire to Commune at Manhattan
Beach For some time he has been making special
features for Thursday evenings. As this will be the
last he proposes TO take from previous ThursdOv pro
eiammes the best features OF each and give them to
gether. The display promises to be unusually fine
Aunt Louisa Eldrdge returned from her Eu-
rpean vacation yesterday on the Wisconsin. Miss
Emily SodeDe was passenger on the same vessel.