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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
CONFIDENCE uNAsaTso.
Dnn'sR Report shows That Surprising Aet,s-
lily Prevails business in the soath and
IVES, Improving.

Dun's Report Show. That Surprising Aes,s-
tty Prevails business in the south aad
West Improving.
NV YORK. Oct iL-R q. Dun s Coz
weekly review Of trade says:
business throughout the ives, aud
south is strong and improving At east
ern centers there is less satisfaction
and the expected results from the har-
vesting Of large crops are more slowly
realized. Yet the volume Of all trade
Is a. large as il ever has been. and for
October may even surpass the UMPIRE
cedented record Of last year.
The prevailing confidence in the
future OF business continues undated
and Is seen even in some branches
which complain mos. Of dull trade at
present The iron industry illustrates
the contradictory conditions The out
put Of furnaces in blast October . was
lsI,6lj tons weekly, yet this enormous
production IL marvelouSly absorbed
The demand for use in produc-
ing all kinds of farm machinery
and implements il far greater than
1t has been in any previous year and
the quantity of iron thus used i enOr-
nous On the other hand the wool
manufactures are short of orders in
the men, wear department. though
Chicago clothiers are buying more
freely. But, on the whole, clothiers
have o taken nSlrly their usual sup
ply OF goods and many OF the mills are
closing. The demand for dress goods
is strong. while knit goods are dull a.
well a. carpets Cotton manufacture
Is active without change in prices
The demand for copper In large, but
a rumor of resumption by the Ana.
conda put down the price of the lake
{" l2lj cents, and tin is weak at 20.I
cents, with lead As. The market for
anthracite coal il better. but circular
prices are not realized.
The reports from other cities are al
most uniformly encouraging. At Pitts
burgh the demand for manufactured
iron and for structural forms is im-
proving. but the coal strike continues.
Al Cleveland trade exceeds last years
considerably, and is brisk at Cincin-
natl and especially in dry goods. At
Chicago the clothing and dry
goods trades are active. and the
movement Of farm product, large,
though receipts Of cattle fall be-
low last years. At Detroit manufact-
uring is active and factories running
full time. At Milwaukee,. St Paul,
Minneapolis. Omaha and Kansas City
business is very active, especially IN
lumber at Minneapolis. with advance
in prices, while the output OF flour Is
l?5, 900 barrels per week, against l6l,-
900 last year. At st Louis trade il un-
usually strong. At jacksonville the
largest orange crop ever grown prom
.ses Improvement
Speculation has not beer very heavy,
though corn and oats are sustained in
the face of great crops and wheat IL "A
shade higher. Cotton is a quarter
lower. Pork products are lower, coffee
unchanged and oil half "A cen lower.
The supplies of money are ample here
and nj all western centers- Foreign
trade though smaller than "a year ago
when the movement was extraordinary
is larger than in previous years and the
heavy exports of breadStuffs promise
further reinforcement of gold from
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
Eaihei Hr AnthnnN Iotn.fork.

Srw YuEE. oct iG-Autbpny Com.
stock. with tive assistants. ralied
steve" E-odie's saloons at liI and 81
Bowcry. aud gathered IA over l00 pct
ures and a quantity of carts on which
rhymcs had teen printed Er'die was
arrested aud taken 60 police hcadqnar-
ters where he gave bar. n the sum of
ssoo to appear Monday morning IN court
To answer ~ the charge. - exposing
innrrsl pictures and literature The
pictures were valued AZ about sgl
Rru.he bought them in PAR. over =
wear ago. Erciie SAYS Cons;ock rsid-i
him for spite
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
Authorization Compieted.

81. LoUIs. Oct lT.-The committees
Of the Brotherhoods of Railway Section
Foremen and Order OF Railway Track
men have completed the amalgama,ion
of the two orders and adjournef sine
die. The name of the association will
henceforth he the International
brotherhood Of Railway Track Fore
The following officers were
elected: John Wilson, Of Tennessee.
grand chief foreman; r i. Bridges, of
Kansas. vice grand chief: Mike DOwd.
of Kansas City. secretary aud treasurer:
/. { Davis Of Kansas, and VI. ]. Lord.
of Georgia. organizers
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
Won in srraiEa; Beats

LEXINGTON. Ky.. Oct r. Twenty
sye thousand people witnessed the Sot-
ting races ycs;erdiy. IRE majority
were attracted by tie AlisrtOa-Icl-
march match for IS 49, The track was
firm and fast Allcrton appeared 20 b.
in splendid condition Walker sen, the
two away n even terms Deluarrh
leading a half length at the bali and
length and a half a. the three quarters
In the stretch lOble gavs Drlm4-ch the
whip bat Allcrton cane under III.
wire winner ~ q length Tie seeo7a
and third heats were repetition OF The
first Tnm.-4Lst.. sIS 3-I5tS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
FIGHT AMONG SAILORS.

GILLIAN and American sailors Engage In "
Deadly Fight In the streets at Naipa-
raise.
New York, Oct IT.-Thc Herald has
n Valparaiso special which says:
Three. perhaps four. men-of-war's
men were killed and several more or
less injured in n desperate fight there
with "A number Of CHILEAN sailors.
The Chilians did not do all the fight
ing. for when the fight was ended n
number of them were found to be pref
ty badly hurt, though 5" far rs can be
asccrtained now none of them were
killed.
The American blue jackets who were
engaged in the battle were from the
United States cruiser Baltimore and
the Chilians were from the various war
ships now in the harbor
1t is impossible At present To get full
particulars of the fight or the names of
the killed and wounded.
There are several accounts as 10 the
origin of the difficulty. One of them,
which seems plausible. is this: Ever
since the triumph of the junta there
has been "A feeling among the lower
classes of the people of marked hostil-
ity Ia the Americans and the blue jack
cts from the American war ships were
sometimes subjected To insult.
II is alleged that a party of men from
the Baltimore, ashore Oh liberty, met
with the CHILEAN men-of-war's men.
The hatred of the Yankees" led To
some insulting remark, which was re-
scented by one of the hot,er-headed
Americans and this brought on the gem
eral fight, which was attended with
such fatal results.
There was much excitement in the
CITY when the news Of the fight spread
The unfortunate affair is much regret
ted in official circles and among the
better class OF citizens.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23

The Southeastern Mississippi Valley
association will disband next weeS-
The Wheeling & Lake Erie directors
declared . quarterly dividend Of IA per
cent
The Northern Pacific repo-; foT the
wear shows increased earnings Of over
8. Oea,O co
A rise in the Mississippi river has re
suited in relieving the freight blockade
at Birds Point Mo
The Texas commissioners restored
certain rates on cotton 10 the old hg-
ures in existence before they took
charge
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23

SAN FRANCIsCo. Oct 1.-THE steamer
Van Buren,. Capt Crane, arrived from
Panama yesterday. II was thought
the steamer would have a number OF
Gillian refugees but there were none
on board. Among the passengers was
nr. nonoso Maliauo. of Nicaragua lie
left san Salvador September "a San
Salvador is quite ready TO go 10 war
with her neighbors" he said. but will
not bring on any trouble BY any overt
act The recent trouble 10 the city OF
Gua,suaIs. he said, was occasioned BY
the arrest of a prominent editor by or
der sk President Harillas
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
Railway >et~

The Illinois centrsFs esrurs9s for
thu &c nou.h> show an increase q s.sa.-
90
The roads doing basioeSs IN Tens
have decided ~ tes, th- Constitution
ality and rulings o. the state railroad
cotnmlssio=-
The Louisville & Nashville ro.4 has
been fined 500 By KeniucsS court for
violating the Sunday law By repairing
It's sraca on tha; day.
Grand Master sargent Of The loco
motive sr.nen's organization. aenses
the reported federation with the eOn-
t2c.ofs' o~rvzniza,i7n
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
The Homb FINDERS.

VIENNA. Oct lI.-An investigation
made into the finding yesterday of n
dynamite bomb on the Reichenburg
railroad bridge in bohemia resulted in
the discovery Of an iron vessel which
contained a quantity IF loose dynamite.
some dynamite cartridges, some gun
powder and some fuses IN addition tn
this another bomb with fuse attached
was found in the frame work of the
bridge. II is believed these had been
concealed there in order 10 avoid seiz-
ure as a result of domiciliary visits by
the poiirc-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23

will endure for worldly knowledge and
for worldly success, and yet how little
we endure for Jesus Christ. How many
Christians there are that go around
saying: 80 my hand, my hand, my
hurt hand; don't You see there is blood
on the hand, and there is blood on the
sword?' while Eleazar, with the hiit
imbedded in the flesh of his right hand
does not know it
Must I be carried to the skies
On fiOwcry beds of ease,
While others fought to win the prize
or sailed through bloody seas?
What have we suffered in comparison
with those who expired with suffoca-
ton, or were burned, or were chopped
TO pieces for the truths sake? We taik
of the persecution of olden times There
is Just as much persecution gong on
now in various ways. In 1919, in NADIA
pascar, eighteen men were put TO death
for Christ's sake. They were TO be
hurled over the rocks, n before they
were hurled over the rocks, in order
TO make their death the more dread
fuI in anticipation, they were put IN
baskets and swung to and fro over the
prccipice hat they might see how
many hundred feet they would have TO
be dashed down, and while they were
swinging in these BASKETS over the
rocks they sang:
Jesus. lover Of my soul.
Let IN. To Thy bosom fly,
While the pillows near me roll,
While the tempest still IL high.
Then they were dashed down To
death. O, how much Others have en-
dured for Christ, and how little we en-
dure for Christ We want to ride to
Heaven in "A Pullman sleeping car, our
feet on soft plush, the bed made up
early so we u sleep all the way, the
black porter Of death TO wake us up
only in time to enter the Golden City.
As look at Eleazar's hand come to
the conclusion that he has done a great
deal of hard hitting. i am not sur-
priscdfNxhen | see that these four men
ElcaZar and his three companions
drove back the army of Philistines,
that ElcaZar's sword clavc to his hand,
every time he struck an enemy
n one end of the sword the other
/! wounded him. When he took hold
the sword the sword took hold of
n O. we have found an enemy that
hnot be conquered by roscwater and
I speeches. IL must be sharp stroke
a straight thrust. There is intern
rance and there is fraud and there is
: lust and there are ten thousand battal-
ions of iniquity, armed Philistine in
%inuitv. How are they to be captured
and ~overthrown? Soft IN in
morocco cases laid down In front of an
cyouiSite audience will not do it. You
have got to call things by their right
names.
We have got 10 eXpel from our
churches Christians who eat the sacra-
mcnt on Sunday and devour widows
houses all the week. We have got to
stop our Indignation against the Utilities
and the .IcbuSites and the Gergishites
and let these poor wretches go and APP
ply our Indignation to the modern
transgreSsionS which need to be
dragged ont and slain. AhabS here.
IIcrodS here. bells here. The
massacre of the infants here. Strike
Cor God 80 hard that while you Stay the
sin the sword will adhere to your own
land. | tell YOU, my friends, we want
aExI, GaaxcS and John Weslcys
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
Tho c,rm,u Minister Dad.

BERLIN. Oct I5.-Cpunt Ludwig Won
Arco-Valley. minister Of the German
empire To Tn. United States. is dead.
On Monday Prot Bergmann performed
an operation on the count his stomach
for some time past having refused 10
receive anv food. The operation was
unsuccessful The brother and sister
Of Count Won Arco- Valley were a. his
bedside whep he diet
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23

PITTsBU EGH, Pa. oct l6-The fOl-
lowing officer Of the national prison
congress were chosen for the ensuing
rear AZ tn closing meeting to-day.
President, Hon. l. Il Hayes. of Pre-
mont. -; vice-pr.sidcnt Rocleh Brik-
ernoff. of MANSFIELD. o; ~secr.targ. Rev.
John I. MiIlican, Of Allegheny City.
treasurer. Charles " Jessup. Of New
YORK CITY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23

When a man gets in . towering
passion there is nc corresponding sls-
vation in popular esteem
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23

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time tabA~ g arF gasf mtg cunoC
rnatboa al 'r nssrsf uks SnVhI
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-23
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To f~avuri'r train f~twn~-
Chsrar1 an IT, f1rt. 80 g.
Germ; q 80 slgsrsF ~TuP
mt fat irna. aui os1rsu
trri hog-N asYcTEur. a-l ~
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fgu~hs-i sni ~J-ri~Ly A.t
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The Iola register., 1891-02-06

1t Is any amount more fun to hunt a
wolf than to have a wolf hunt you.
LATER: They have taken the hint.
See Carlyle items.
Dispatches in the daily papers state
that the editor of this paper has been
appointed q member of the Board of
Regents of the State University. The
position is perhaps the most honor
able one in the gift of the Governor
and the compliment of the appoint
ment is the more highly appreciated
because it came unsolicited. There
is no salary attached to the office.
Miss Maude Richards started to
Oklahoma City Monday morning in
response to an invitation from the
Philharmonic society of that place TO
assist i'm a concert to be given soon.
While Miss Maude's lola friends
highly appreciate the compliment
paid her in this invitation, yet they
find it hard to spare her even for so
short time and hope that her abb
sence may be brief.
The following marriage licenses were
n
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Married: At the residence of the
brides parents in this city on Satur-
day evening, Jan. 81, 1891, Mr.. w. A.
Mcfarland, of Potwin, Kansas, and
Mis-. Mildred Henderson, of lola, the
Rev. a. $. Freed officiating.
1t was a pleasant home wedding,
uniting two young people entirely
worthy of one another, and witnessed
by the relatives and a number Of the
closest friends of the contracting par
ties. The bride Is the youngest
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. J. f. Hen
derson, is a graduate from our High
School and lady with many graces
of mind and heart which have en-.
deared her to large circle of friends.
The groom is telegraph operator by
profession in the employ of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad and is o young
man of sterling character and worth.
They begin life together under bright
skies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland went
Wednesday to st. Louis to spend a
few days with Mr.. McFarland's par
ents, after which they will return to
their home at Potwin, Butler county.
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, ,

ALLEN COUNTY,
The State Of Kansas, to whom 10 may concern:
Whereas, Application has been made to the
Board Of County Commissioners Of said county
for locating and yacatinz a county road, as fol-
lows, to-vit: Commencing at northwest cor
ner OF northwest quarter Of section %, town "a,
range j. thence east about 8 rods 10 bIun,
thence along said bluh in o sOuthessteTiy direc-
tion 50 rods, thence south 30 rods, thence in
southvesteriy direction about % rods to point
on section line about = rods north Of s.w cor Of
or section %, town 20 range Is
To vacate a road commencing at nv cor OF NV
ar 20. -, Il. thence in Il direction
about 20 rods, th about lOc rods th W about
30 rods to point on sec line about rods north Of
sv cor Of nv or 20, 7 "a, range IL
And whereas. W II Allenbaugh. George Il
bridge and r. Z. Culbertson, viewers. and G..
Dewitt, county surveyor OF said county, have
been ordered by said County Commissioners %
view and survey said road Therefore you ara
hereby notified that said viewers and surveyor
will proceed. on the sth day Of March ISL a.
10 o'clock a m at the place Of beginning OF
said road, to view, survey and locate said road.
and perform whatsoever other duties as are
qaired Of them by law; and unless you then fle
written application with said viewers. giving
. description Of the premises on which you
claim damages or compensation, your sppliee-
ton for the same will be barred
Witness ny hand AZ my Office in lola, 10 said
COUNT. this fourth day Of ebruary. A u Isl
Z N ECKLEY. County Clerk
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
To the People of Carlyle

/ desire to say, in explanation of my
failure to appear at your school house
last Saturday evening, as announced,
that received no word that I was ex-
pected until Saturday afternoon, tco
late for me to possibly attend. Let
me announce now that will be there
without fail on Saturday evening.
Feb. q, 1891, to lecture ON the subject
Of temperance. No admission fee will
be charged and all are cordially invit-
ed. :. +. KELLEY.
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
Road Notice.
First published Feb. 6. Is9l

AAst ND- " ITSA-
STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLYN coUSTY,
The State Of Kansas to whom il may concern.
Whereas. application has been made by yeti-
ton 70 the Board Of County Commissioners Of
said county, for locating q county road, as fol-
lows, to-wit: Commencing at the northwest
corner OF section q, town tventy-thTee, range
II, thence east along section line as near as
practicable and terminating At the northeast
corner Of section e. town 3. rrnze %
Ard whereas, Z. WisDer, J ID Christian
and H. Longshore viewers. and G. Dewitt.
county surveyor OF said county, have been or
dered by said county commissioners TO view and
survey said road.
Therefore you are hereby notified thar SAID
viewers and surveyor will proceed ;on the afth
day Of March, ls9l, At ! O'Clock p. m AZ the
place OF beginning Of said road 10 view. survey
and locate said road, and perform vhatsoeser
other duties as are required Of them By law.
and unless you then tle written sppGeatiOn
with said viewers, giving q description OF the
premises on which you claim damages or com
pensation, your application for the same VIII
be barred.
Witness my hand AZ my oalce in lola. in said
county. this fth day Of February, =. y. 1s9f-
l8II Z. " ECkLEI, Ceunty Clerk.
The Iola register., 1891-02-06

A musical entertainment will be
given at Moran at the Christian church
ON Friday eveding, February 1S, under
the auspices of U. r. Courtney, assist
ed by the Moran orchestra, consisting
of solos, Duets, quartetts, and chorus
es, intersperssd with fine instrumental
music. The exercises will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock. Admission 10
and 20 cents.
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
Public Sales
WEDNESDAY. Feb. IL.

j. Andrews, l mile east of Hum
boldt, will sell L. horses, l mule, 10
cows z fresh, p hogs, wagons, plows
and other farm implements, including
corn shelter and creamery. d. Ewart,
auctionee:.
For terms and particulars of the
above sales See bills printed at this
Office.
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
Confidence Restored .

Last week we took out our loan ads.
Now we come 10 say that we have Sc
cured 100000 of eastern money to
loan at low rate of Interest, on real
estate. Come quick if you want loans.
BoSTwICK K SNELTZER.
The Iola register., 1891-02-06
CHEAP MONEY.

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rate than can be had any
where else.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-08-04
THE SUB-TREAsURY BILL.

Two objections are constantly raised
by the misguided men who oppose
everything that has not got a party
label to it.
Objection 1: 1t is impracticable.
Objection 2: 1t is unconstitutional.
AS to the first, it is no argument, be
cause it has never been tried. Sixty
years ago railroads were thought I'm
practicable" Fifty years ago tele-
graphs were considered "impractic-
able" Forty years ago the national
banking system which has proven
very practical was considered i'm
practicable" Thirty years ago the
telephone would have been thought an
abSurdity, and so on. Development
means change, and that means that
men must adjust their sy stems to the
changed conditions. The SUb-Treasury
cannot be charged with impractical
bility until it has been tried and proved
a failure.
The second objection is worse than
idle, it is criminal. Statutory laws
and written constitutions in a republic
are but the concerted expressions OF
the will Of the people. 1t IS the people
who make constitutions and laws, and
when these constitutions and laws no
longer fit the times, they must be made
to fit by altering, amending, PATCHING,
or if need be by d~iscarding altogether
and making anew. All this wicked
nonsense about "uncOnstitutiOnality .
comes from men who take the iDSt
di.cit of a few legal office holders OF
office seekers who could not fall off q
log unless they had precedent for it
Ark. Farmer.
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A Liberal Offer.

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ex~pedients for uniting the m~alcOntents,
many schemes for holding them to-
gether, but no real Issue such as a
give life to a new party. In fact, the
Farmers Alliance Is not yet agreed
upon the advisability of a third party
movement at all. Many of it's mem
berS and Of it's State and local organ
izations are opposed to it, while others
are hot for it. Such a division is fatal
to any prospect Of strength in such a
movement. The fact seems to be that
there is no vital issue with which a
new political party a be inspired
and upon which it can gather to itself
power enough to become formidable.
\ third party there will doubtless be
in the next national campaign, as
there always is, but when the real
agitatiOns of the canvass have begun
the heterogeneous elements of the
Farmers Alliance are likly to fall
apart and be drawn away to the two
chief parties in the contest, leaving a
force to struggle for the separate ticket
hardly greater than that of the former
Greenback and Greenback Labor Par
ties. Present predictions OF the strength
Of the third party ! of little value,
for a Presidential canvass is a power
full solvent of such cohesion as nov
seems to eXisU.-Nelr York Times.