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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER

GEN. GOMEZ is dead. Ger. Jimenez
is dangerously sick. Both were prom
inent men of Mexico.
HENRY HARRISON. member of parlia-
men for Tipperary. writes from Mrs
Parnelrs Brighton address that an
authoritative biography of Mr.. Parnell
will be published as soon as possible.
LATEST reports in regard to Japan's
earthquake are that 5000 people were
killed on the island Of Honda and over
S, 900 at Gifu
CARTER HARRISON has assumed pos
session of the Chicago Times.
II. A. I. CARTER Hawaiian minister,
died at New York on the 1st.
SENATOR Quar- has instructed his at
torneys to sue the chairman of the
democratic central committee of Penn
sylvania for 500. 600 for libel in connec-
ton with the Bardsley certificate.
BEVERLY, Mass, has suffered from a
SEQ. 600 fire.
THE wife of Mayor Williamson. of
Hattiesburg. Miss, was as~sassiuated in
her oom by an unknown man.
ApN IRWIN, commandant of the
NJ are island navy yard, California, de-
clares that the United States has more
than enough vessels TO handle Chilli
easily.
MASKED outlaws woke up the cashier
of the bank at Homer, Neh, at his
home. carried him TO the bank. made
him open the safe and decamped with
81, 600
THE stock markets of Europe were
all dull last week. American securities
10 London were especially dull. but re-
newed activity is expected at any time.
THE Maverick national bank of
Boston has suspended payment
A TELEGRAM received at the Russian
embassy in Paris announces the issue
of a ukase in Russia prohibiting the
expectation Of all cereals excepting
wheat. Vessels still loaded will be al
lowed to complete their cargoes provid-
ing they sail within three days
PREPARATORY to the reception of the
car in France all Russian refugees are
to be expelled
Tom WILLIAMSON was hanged II Sc
dalia No, on the SIst for the murder
of the MooreS father and son Will
hanson confessed to having killed his
wife and six or seven other persons be-
fore he murdered the Moores, and in
addition was guilty OF innumerable
lesser crimes
THE third United States depu,y mar
shall in one month has been killed in
Oklahoma
SERIOUS charges are preferred by 4
committee of the council Of Allegheny
City. Pa, against Mayor Wyman OF tina;
city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
\ Passenger Train and = freight frt
Meet IN G"IiIsinn ., s'r".stnE

4 Passenger Train and = freight Tram
Meet IA Collision ., s'r".'i"E
ST. PAUL Mimi. oct - 4 serious
railway accident occurred his morn
ing a Taopi. Milan. which - 100 mics
south # here The kansas tt'y and
the Milwaukee railways cross n this
point The kau,aS city passenger
train No I from 'hicagp started MP and
ius, ~ 1t reached til" crossiny = Ni!-
waukce freight train cpssIded with the
Kansas City engine.
Engineer Chambers. 81 the Nl~ao-
kce. was killed
A tramp who was stealing \ ride IN
der the forward end 90 the Kansas t,'y
baggage car vas also killed
Fireman Lynch Il the hansas CITY
engine was fatally injured
Fireman Thor.on % the Milwaukee
train was seriously injured
The train men 81 the thicayo MI
waukee 4 - Fad train claim that The
Kansas Citv train ran int them 10th
engines were ditrhet
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE steamer La Gascogne has reached
New York after a stormy passage.
The passengers included James Gordon
Bennett and Rudyard Kipling.
DESTRUCTIVE prairie fires are re-
ported in Oklahoma. Guthrie IA
filed with smoke and many of the set
tiers had to abandon their homes. 1t
was feared there was loss Of life.
SHOCKING cruelties are reported at
the Presbyterian hospital in New
York.
Four bodies were recovered from the
wreck of the Margaret John. off the
coast of Sussex, England The ship
went down in the recent storms.
THREE persons were killed and several
injured by an explosion in the United
States mine supply works in Cleveland,
O.
PALo Afro, Senator Stanford's great
stallion, lowered his record to 2:lO on
the ite-shaped track at Stockton, Cal.
THE New York court of appeals has
disposed of the Tilden will case by de-
claring the will invalid. The heirs OBJ
tain the entire estate and there will be
no public libraries as intended by the
testator.
THE New England Card & Paper Co s
plant at Springfield, Mass, has been
destroyed by fire. Loss, Sa51, 600; in
surance, sos. 600.
THE steamer Teutonic of the White
Star line from New York, October II,
for Liverpool arrived at Queenstown on
the 21th. Despite high seas and rough
weather the Teutonic beat the record
from New York. The exact time Goa
sumed in making the voyage was S
days, 81 hours and 5 minutes
THE grand jury of the United States
district court at Boston has indicted
the officers of the Louisiana lottery for
illegally using the mails
A TORNADO swept W. the town Of
Conneaut, o.. recently. destroying 80
houses. The loss was about SlO0, 900
A little girl was hurt
FIVE persons were killed by q coli
lision on the 500 line at Thorson
station near Glenwood. MINI.
A HEAVY explosion occurred in the
factory of the United States Supply Co,
at Cleveland. O., blowing the root near
ly off and shattering the walls John
Fling. aged Il; Alfred Schaeffer. aged
Il. and Paul Pfaunkuche were killed.
BUSHNELL Il BUSHNELL. well known
real estate dealers of st Paul. Mimi,
have assigned. Liabilities estimated
at $500. 600.
A NEWLY constructed wall ut Tunis,
which had been undermined b. the re-
cent heavy rains, collapsed, burying a
party OF thirty natives who were as
sembled in an adjacent house to cele-
brate q wedding.
SCORES Of lives were lost and incal-
culable damage done in Japan By an
earthquake.
The famous gvenadier guards of En-
gland are reported to have nutinied
for the fourth time because of poor aud
meager rations-
FIRE at Virden. Man, DESTROYED q
dozen stores'and burned twenty horses
imported from England. Loss, $50. 600
C. II. SToDDARD. who forged his way
out of a Tennessee prison. has been
caught at Jersey City. He is wanted
at various points on different charges
JUDGE TAYLOR Of the Indianapolis
supreme court, has rendered a decision
denying the right of the tax board to de-
mand from bankers lists of depositorS
FOREST and prairie fires were re-
ported raging in southern Indiana
Arkansas and Texas
Two wealthy Mexican sheep raisers
were shot dead by two cowboys in .
saloon in Holbrook, Ariz
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THEY NEVER CAME BACK.
s..,y r.sis u.. she Cssss % ne q" ""s
Maid

why have you never
Aunty~
"nsraaSo have h-en a sir-r"ton.
child Listen. and ! vii tell 80" 'hs
story whrn I Vas jour aEs BAL
MANY aamtr~D However. tier" we're
two 90 whom ! was partial @aeA IaSf
ard Frrd Goodrich uu. evening srSd
called ADD ~prrp~.sd marriage TOD
him - cali the ~~csnd ntset
and I would give han hts aaswsr Ihn
next evening dear JACK called and-
Then Jack was yoar ~tavortie
Yes Jack as nv ~favogsie. has
diini kno~ /; until year. afs.r~aTi
A. | ,aiA Jack called an he asn Fr-
p~s~I DID not acccp, hsaa. h'~essr
hu, I told him I woald ssve hiHa an
answer M evening" toslow s1c
why. Aanty. hat; woald make Al
;he same evening voa promised ." give
Fr~l hi> answer
Yes We'll. The .ollS~ius evening
they 10th called -. What = f~'l
was. ! told them TIA, ! thought a.
much @! one a. ! dai the other, ard
,ha; !, VA imprN,ib.s 'or ne 81 ca".ss
between 'hrua
WHY. Aantv
Yes. anil ! then sal q fnv.i rrs' 60.
tirriy with them which waN - . taN
hushaut With that ! pr-!u-'i ~
alrerrut shaI.a - Tjbtu - dlfrrvui
,-xtar,. zach pecc a.! which J cut 4si'
three parts giving ~ en g. cash 49,
retaining ~iN IN my r->a"us iAe'
wrrc 20 match the az shade. ia every
pAriicu ar. AMI tho ono ho s~urs~ted
IN matching them HNt "a. - claim
me A. rs bride ! gave nav -''on"
promise tha; I would Tsmain single
until ono had matched them A. tAA'
~ they were matched they we're a. p
,cni . me. and the Last ~ va- 2" p
brought bv nay !uiut- husband
"AuJ dill they ta.uk Wc4l ~ abe
ldcae-
Yes indeed Trei SAIL he U"5it
send me a duplicate - az .~s>i three
hits before breakfast JACK ~thousf''
was n fair propagation. and sas' hs
would get al hA Tht-'ns .n hra' 2 he
hal o. move Heaven AMI eATth & So .
They both took their departure lr-d
with a smiling face aud Jack With a
solemn. .ad look, which J shall never
forget"
who has the larger numt~F "i ti'.
Ia his crrds; now
They both have tho same
How many bits have thry matched
L have vet - receive my h~t tHt
dear Harvey liruwn. Jr, IA fucA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
rurth~r f.Sr-Is ~ ~sp ort~aa.

NV ORrv,~- o. - -Th~v~ as
been another charge IN the condition
Of affairs a; the French Market thts
time for IN. wor~e Just o~rttite oithe
Louisville r. NashTii'e ( >~ou;ae-n "a
ciE- railroad t-1rk~ over vhlrn trsHlr
has been re-uacd. Z rev aSssr~ has
apparel in which water - sta-dhg
several fcet deep T4r cNt-sn- ~igs
az the bank has also recsnnsac-i
sinking. ha7I3. "a .~7 ab1ut feet siaSs
daylight ia, mD-a.n- lac Ursckrog
81 the ~hs-vrs t. h~iaZ rApcly par
sued. and the piankiag Il ro~ more
than half torn up
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

THE English liberal organizers, con-
WINGED that the result of the election
will be largely dependent upon the
rural vote, will arrange a series of
laborers' meetings. eliminating in n
conference of agricultural delegates. at
which Mr.. Gladstone will deliver a
fipal address before starting for Italy.
The conference will he composed Of
three delegates from each rural district
in Great Britain. and i'll expected that
800 dclcrates will attend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
CONvICTS RELEASED.
Tennessee Coal Miners Release Conyicts At
HricexiIie and Burn the storknIr.

's
Briceviiie and Burn the >torkai~.
K~NoXvILLE. Tenn, Oct 3L-Last
night the convicts i'll the branch prison
at Briceyille were released and their
stockade burned.
Passengers on No. 20 from Hartman
report a big fire in the direction of
Briceville from Clinton. Wires are
down between Clinton. Coal Creek aud
.Jcllico.
a gentleman just from Briceviilc
confirms the reports Of the release OF
couvicts. Three thousand miners snr-
rounded the stockade and the guards
gave up the ~convicts. who were given
citizens clothes and the st2ckadc
burned
The miners were surrounding Gambia
s,ockade when the informant left
They were armed with Winchesters
No one was killed m hundred and
fort7 one convict. have already been
released
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

THE gap between Waco and the
coast over the San Antonio & Arkansas
Pass railroad was closed by torchlight
and the first train arrived at Waco,
Tex, shortly after 9 o'clock. The
closing of the gap gives the Chicago,
Rock Island ~ Pacific access to the
Gulf of Mexico and the Rio Grande
and it affords n new competitor to the
Gould roads i'm the southwest
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Killed He, Hu.hasd.

NEW YoEk. Oct 3L-LaS: night
James z Walden, 20 years old AID his
wife Annie. were seen talking excited
" together on a street corner Sud
denly the report OF q revolver MAS
heard and the nan fell
A police officer eaugh; the woman
who still held the smoking pistol in her
hand She Was greatly eIcits~t, nor
derins on Mysteries and a. ouce handed
the revolver - the officer. The nan
died an hour later.
At the home OF The dead nan il was
said tha; Walden did 4: support hrs
wife and ;ha, he frequently abused bel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

LOUIS DUFFY, a fireman on board the
steam whaler Grampus who has ar
rived at San Francisco from Ounalaska
brings confirmation of the news that
the e of the Grampus have been
massacred by the natives He says that
he deserted the Grampus at Port
Clearance on account Of i'll treatment
and pine months among the
natives at Cape Prince of Wales, and
saws three natives from Point Barrow
related how the crew of the Grampus
had abused native women while the
shin was fast in the ice at the mouth OF
the Mackenzie river. The husbands
md friends of the women attacked the
ship, killing all but a few on board and
took complete possession OF the vessel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

IL the Choctaw nation On Blue river
the other day, Mrs. Deering carried her
child into the front yard and, placing
her on the ground, returned to the
house. Some time later the mother
went for the child and found a large
snake coiled around her neck. After
uncoiIing the snake and killing it, Mrs
Deering found that the child had been
6tranpled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
Good showing For n Harrington.

CHICAGO. Oct "a good showing
Is made by the Chicago. burlington &
Quincy railroad FOR September The
gross earnings for the month amounted
TO So rs, i35, an increase as COMPARED
with the corresponding period Last
year of slcs,G5s: net earnings
after deducting operating expenses and
all fixed charges except dividends,
S~l6, -. an increase OF S3S&. 20 For
the nine months ended September -
the gross earnings show a decrease n
compared with the same period last
year of SI.5l2O5S. but operating ex-
penses were SO reduced * - leave IN
increase in net earnings a si7-.s&
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
H.t~ .-s dreaded

BEEII~. O-t ga pamphlet - IA
eirculaiso7 Defending tbe j~N~ against
the charge q exc-tIry nOneT from To
Russian ~p-asas,- Tze NrSr % The
took says tha, The "a eu~DJ os
the u~asarts - the clsss 3 rca
peasants ~ho in Eoze way asTe 81
cuna.a,d non>y ssA Who .0as 8 AZ
rates thai Jess would D. as5a--d %
AK. and iaeT a.. ~eNAcinT fr7zz 80
5eip,ess Eyrirultarsts bsh FrsGpal
aud in,eres; 10 III "a: fArThIaS Tk~s
er.oraous- ARE kpo~5 A. aolAc<s
asd ar. hated a-i dreaded sy tArr w.
tins
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

WHAT is bruited abroad as an auto
graph letter of C~ristoforo Colombo has
been found between the leaves of a
Spanish Bible. buried a fathom or two
in the sands of Punta Rassa It is even
asserted that the Bible in question was
the n in which Columbus read for
consolation during the dark days of his
first great voyage. OF course the prob
abilities are against the authenticity of
either of these relics And in the mean
time Mr.. Bernard Quaritch. of Picca-
dilly, has had his own genuine blown-in-
the-bottle and trademarked Columbus
letter insured for fi.0 o and proposes
to exhibit it at the Chicago fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

CoIrrnrs lad. or- "a -DPA.s<r1
. .xain alarniagiy P-~~r.iss.a Fass-
liz Su.eea c&ss rye tea rport~t
20 he A<ai,h hoard Lat aigai ise
lf.sIe soe q Prof ID 4 os-s Of tazs-
Ian college. 6se6 the tn. r<ttz q tSe
secocs ssxs.A.Soc 81 tie 3Aszsse ~. Tsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

LIEUT-CoI- EDMUND RICE. of the
Nineteenth Massachusetts volunteers
has been awarded a medal Of honor
under the act Of congress approved
March 3. 1863. providing for the pre-
sentation of medals Of honor to such
commissioned and non-commissioned
officers and privates as have most dis
tinguished themselves in action. for
CONSPICUOUS bravery at gettysburg. This
is the sixth medal awarded to members
of the Nineteenth Col. Rice is to-day
a captain in the Fifth infantry, United
States army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

KING HUMBEET, of Italy, will pay an
official visit to the queen OF England in
March. on which occasion there will be
n review of the Italian and English
squadrons at Spithead. King Humbert
will be accompanied by the members
of his household and a brilliant staff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

A MELBOURNE (Australia) letter says
that the beauty show in the Olympic
theater was completely wrecked by an
enraged mob. An immense crowd was
present on the opening night and the
style of beauty on exhibition not being
mp to their expectation they wrecked
the place. The police were powerless.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

THE sheriff of New York recently
went on a hunt for a lot of skeletons
under a writ of replevin for about
81. 900, which the National Bank of De-
posit. of New York, obtained against
the firm of Sardy, Coles & Co, who
failed n few weeks ago. After a long
search the sherif's officers discovered
in Maiden lane four entire a~rticulated
skeletons, eight skulls, ~innumerable
bones and other portions Of anatomy,
which they were very chary in hand
H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

SENIOR MoNTT. the Gillian representa-
tive at Washington. excuses the attack
on the Bal,imore's sailors by the charge
that Minister Egan and the Baltimore
had betrayed the congressionalist plans
to Ralmaccda.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

LIEUT.. VARGEs has just made n re-
markable trip on horseback across
India, travelling often far from rail-
roads, where the people see very few
white men. lie says the peasantry of
Bengal were discourteous and exorbi-
TAM in their charges. He was often
ompelled to paw -four or five times the
price of the articles he needed. Their
innospitality was in marked contrast
with the friendliness of the peasantry
of other places In the central prov
inces everyone helped him readily. and
in many instances the people declined
nav
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
EstFfbasie~

she -Yom are very aepreSs@i I
alln.. know you csr~i - murh -
your uasls
U~.ta.lat. butt was 81" meaHs
k~spls. h.m IN ar insAn@ AZ nw '
IA, yeas 81, hie Iits arr n"~ taa'
~ l.- ne a. has money. iv0 So e.
prass that - ~as e sHni
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

UNITED STATES REVENUE COLLECTOR
BELL has arrived at San Antonio. Tex,
from an extended inspection trip along
the Rio Grande border. He says that a
large number of bandits have for some
time been engaged in smuggling opera.
tons along the border. near Roma.
The custom house guards are unable to
prevent this violation of the law. The
smugglers are desperate characters and
well armed They are terrors to the
custom house guards and to honest cit
liens Most of the smuggling which il
carried on is into Mexico and not into
the United States IS formerly. The
increase in tariff on certain articles is
responsible for this change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
VsI EI-- v.s~ nass

FsiL RIysR Ma. o. 3-Tss
ueavr~ "a the S~arAys7a~u al.
strzek work today Ts~ E~a aere
that. they were uz.sSe 20 ob,ass al To
n ;sey desired f0- naaa. e-riAsa
eIn~ses o. ro EEghty-aTs Dozs are
a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
To Watch HusslA

LoSpoS. Oct 3l-The government
beside s.a.ioning . consul a. kash-ar.
has sen, thi;her 4 military aScn; UNDER
the assent Of China The war commit
tee Is setting Lahore 20 prepare . Pian
for the mobilization Of the troops on he
rorthwes. frontier. An AMY railway
corr has been formed TO relieve The
lines having ierninus AZ Pesas"cf
These lines are connected with the sea-
Dor, OF Kurrach- and Linde ., Ferote-
pore, Umballa and Gkaziban vita the
r-ea. railway systems Of India The
preparations indicAx . series . IT.
fensive operation. IN The case Of v0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
ARTICLES of incorporation of the New

ARTICLES of incorporation of the New
York & Brazil Steamship Co. have been
filed in the Office of the secretary Of
state of West Virginia The concern
is composed of New York and Brazil
ian capitalists and has an authorized
capital of 81, OOO.O 600. The president is
Judge A. J. DIttenhofer, the v~ice-presi-
lent General Thomas l.
James, the treasurer John N. Howard
and the directors Messrs Dittenhofer.
James, Hayward, Frank S. Gray. Rufus
K Wilson, Wylic j. Pouse and Meyer
Hillmau.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

THE supplies at Gillian centers are
said to be SO large that the merchants
who made importations during the war
and did not sell out are in danger OF
ba~pkrupfcv
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

THE new university of Chicago has
closed the purchase of the library OF S.
Simons of Berlin, comprising $50. O00
volumes and 100, 600 pamphlets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

Bishop GRAFTON, Of the Episcopal
diocese of Fond du Lac, Wis, speaks
strongly in favor of opening at least
part of the worlds fair on Sunday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

THREE boys have been arrested at
Croydon, England, for the recent at
tempt to wreck the Eastbourne express
They have confessed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

laa .tp'f f.ii<-a
rome dealer, ,lsa,a th.s SAINT 80
s..l the medicine rt.' Pave ihsm ttc
~larr,st pf.h' Nhal ,ru ~aut g..
tl, o. tl., uu, that I-s va tte
m"st GOOD
Winch uu. o. ~
Sometime. e. may De- = ul-tt,r
81 dDub; I.ui. in ,hs ,t>e -
~ Pierce. ia,artts i'rprTtr "a.
,r- PEE r.alm goa I.al. lie a
as an ir proved
~ h'.f. y"a. -
az insult 90 NAAA|
have s"fu.thiug ,l-c ud.f.t
" juai as good
hui here the pr-.f Among
al the mrdts3n.. that claim o. ,tfo
" "mau's i~cuir.f ~ralnr-~e.. ffrg
ul,ItIrs. sui j,-a-s-. The Favor
-" Prescription ,s tho only uns
ihat's guaranteed
II Il doesn't q" ali that cla,ule.I
for u. Il IF io~ant give ~.a',.fartppn
IN every ca-r. yHuH ha,c your
money is,el
Thew. strspg,h anI ue,r for
every ur,I anil f..hiS woman.
ani . n'~ hfs for every
ici,rais All stliug woman anil q
po belle 'hs-s ro rav.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

Er,s, a Nasns -vesr; va .E<s
- ,h&;
Hotel P~rrTF~trr I've Crn b~- 'o'g
aas s~a.,a Ansi can V~~,n'ar-" tT~-
y \ Weekly
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06
IN. c,-,, o=e r.~r Trt~'~a o.s '~-'"s
The ~ra- \

Tire inh AsGasT asvSF
4. -. 80. - O. rE -
w-~s. ~rvvs rs url l
,rzs - e-h nru u~ sar.F
g.. r. - usr 90 ~ 60 -
1850 ru- tr~@rt r
49, uaAe zzA g. Ea~G 20
thsm thr uamr 90 tt a.
-. "a 49, ~~aur-4 ltAgsv
.2np5es iyc-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

ttNaF '@"Hh 80 Hs
Hemorrhsge about Eve vsafa
have had the t~st
Five Years. medical advice.
ard itnak the tfs'
doe IN some doubt This result
81! n afcx ~tog~casy sleep There
wa roiugthcr LefuuThsE. ul'rrS'
day when ! had a slight attack
which S,opp-! aiBoai immediate
IS. b. the tairl day a.. uscc ~:
blood hal disappeared and bad
recovered much strength The
fourth day ! AT up IN I'D an ate
nv dinner. The fret soi'd SDf'f
tao months Sine that 'D~ !
have ~g-aduai,v gotten b<;~ ard
~ nov able - unyr ah<u' 'hr
house w Death was .t.T IL
fzcie! and ~ recovery Ia t~'1
grea; surpu~ q my fret a..
The Doctor There can = - sfGf
abJu, the EJECT & C~-uaa syrup
as I had al attack Jus. ~:crtdf3s -
"itsue The oniy fclsc; wzs after
the FRS; to~e X LO-.nHEtp
atc,aidc. Australia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

-N.4t a-f. 80 esr = - I'd F
lee. aa-s tt&} taret arf .
a. - @hgss 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

Syrup"
ForThroat and Lungs

have lccu 81 ter
about fyr y'afs
have had tho i~st
medical advice.
49, Itch 80 frrEF
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-06

employees were sleeping In the pul4ulhs
ut the time and narrowly escaped death
in the flames. The loss was estimated
At g. 500. including several vehicles
ForR masked men entered the Office
of the Ames avenue barn of the Omaha
Street Railway Co. At one o'clock the
other morning, and. At the point OF re-
volvers, compelled superintendent
Reals and two assistants To throw mp
their hands while the burglars pro
ceeded to blow open the safe with
giant powder. They IN S',@S
ard made their escape
The twoyear-old child Of Il J. Trip
was recently killed by the cars at CAB
b-n-
BY the explosion Of gasoline stove
with which she was preparing dinner
Mrs Corey. of Claramont "a her head
blown from he body
Ky n recon. wreck on the Union Pa
cifc road. near Willard, Engineer John
Reed was instantly killed and severa!
other trainmen injured
The ten-yearold son OF Charles
Baxter. a plumber. was recently killed
by a motor car al Omaha lie ana
other boys were jumping on and on
the car when he fell and was run over.
WILLIAM II. KECKLEv. of York,
father of Hon Charles keckley. died
recently after a long illness caused by
wounds received in the war. He repre-
sented York county il the Legislature
of lSS6
Rev. STEWART MCCOY. an Episcopal
minister, electrified" his congregation
at Omaha q few Sundays since oy advo-
eating il a sermon the opening OF The
worlds fair on Sunday and character
izing the opposition 10 the idea As .
hundred years behind b times
IT is stated that fully 100. coo per.
sUns have visited Nebraska's exhiei-
ton train during its eastern touE.