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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

UNITED STATES TREASURER MERCK.
FER has issued a circular stating that
banks throughout the United States
will, on application, be furnished, al
the expense of the treasury depart
ment, with 500 in subsidiary silver
coin. The circular will also state that
the supply of standard silver dollars in
the treasury, except those upon which
silver certificates have been issued, Is
practically exhausted. This is the first
step in Secretary Fosters plan to put
the subsidiary coin into circulation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

THERE is considerable excitement In
the Chickasaw nation, occasioned BY
the news that the Indian commits
sioner has ordered the removal Of
intruders from the nation. There
are six thousand of these people,
most of whom have crops planted and
should they be put out now the season ID
too far advanced to enable them 10 raise
crops elsewhere this year, and a. they
are all poor people great deprivation
and suffering must follow their eject
ment from that country. But the In
dian government is determined that
they shall go. and now that the United
States government has decided like
wise, there seems to be no hope that
they viii be allowed to remain there 70
epyoy The {Fplts Of this seasoa'a Labor,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

THE aged widow of Jouvin, the great
g~lovemaker. died at Grenoble, France,
u few days ago. That famous manu-
facturer has been honored by his fellow
townsmen with a statue. Jouvin's
most important achievement was the
invention of a machine for cutting out
leather gloves, and caused quite a revo
luton in glove manufacture by intro
ducing the thumb with only n seam
At present thousands of men and
women are employed by the Maison
Jouvin. and when the founder Of the
firm died he was possessed of several
millions and the fame of his gloves had
spread over the whole OF the civilized
world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

THE secretary of agriculture has is
sued an order relieving Hudson county,
N. j., from the quarantine on account
of pleuro-pneumonia and other con-
tagious diseases which has been main
tanned there since May 90, 1854, MS
Hudson county was the only county re-
manning in the state Of New Jersey for
a considerable time past in which any
danger from contagion existed, The
effect of this order is to relieve the en-.
tire state of New Jersey from any
quarantine on account of pleuro-pneu-
monia, and practically declares the
state to be free from disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

ranchrr IN the san Gabriel valley.
California. T. making his repasss apf--
thing With po.A.o~s the eed Of ~h<h
was planted three years ssn That u
10 saT. he L. fsaasins ca soisns~~r pBss-
toes a thing never hoard % in sny
other country
Missouri hzs s~cur9inS to gu4era.
mens reputs sss.Es horsrs. Ksn.As
following cio.~iy ~ith Tss. iss Ssbr&~
ka ha1 Sc. 30 aoi Iowa 100. 30. being
shird In ,he entire la. The Lo-~~s sAs
pas, yeas we're y. pr cent ia io-. sss
Missouri. IL ia KaaaaA an. a. par cent
in Nebraska
Never Ia . Los. gaaxiIns. ores
gro~n rp~tsr sos sre~3ins II pear
IL i~mpo~~ibLe 20 Ell thess % ss1 they
never make agopt tabs fowl
os~ t-.sb~i a. good broom oora ~~-s
will p1aas os< scr. ia reaAocssiy
esear sol. prepared IN . snos fi.sh.
~pIaating Ia arills -tu b> tks h~ss bss
IL che Lad - toul si,h wed S~ds Lii
piansinx vii i~s~a materially tks
work Of ~csitisaskng.
Growing pa, .hoad b. ksp. - (.
god ona4ifsonL Froz dts>res. esS~s
the ssppsy In sssy bD-aiiis~s 10 below
the sssraS-. and prospects are xs>s so<
better prso<s IN a fall
IL brooa ae~A 10 % ~ so~n ~ had
II vii kA<.<n x~rzinsstoa 80 sosk tb~
~ek Ia rxrsa water ss<aty-sozs hozrs
before paasssnx Hare tie sol pre-
pared 10 . good ai.h ss4 za<x %. .A~
ro~s three feet apsys rsaakcx TIE t=r-
rorss AaiJo~. n only . Hxa; covering
b neoe.sAv- TIE plensy ~ 800 asd
sAin ou: ;hs pianis after tA~y are zP
sell IL s@~e r~y sre to iAA<<. tAs -
n~1-iy always pre.erab1 - rss2ass;as
Tie zsa .bo psesss ~ 500;
sbc<p q ar snxss o~s<r u Azer<.
"a Hayyfn .e California ko-ss kr~e1s-
lie has isa ESQ sh~sp AL Ess yssr s1
80 ~ -~tA q sSs1ss ln&
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned BY Telegraph and Mall
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Ex-KING TAMAsEsE, Of Samoa, h
dead He suffered from Bright's dis
- Of the kidneya
THE Chinese government on the 2stt
notified the state department OF It's nm
willingness to receive ex-senator; Blair
as United States minister.
STEPHEN Is. ELKISs Is authority Tor
statement that Mr.. Blaine will not be
candidate for the republican nomins
ton for the presidency.
MISS PROBE w. COUzISs has applied
TO the circuit court ut Chicago 70 pre-
vent her removal rs secretary OF tn
ladies' board Of the worlds fair.
PRESIDENT Polk. Of the Farmers
Alliance, has issued q proclamation u
the order in which he sets forth the
plan which the national executive
board has adopted. and %counsels the al
lance TO cease all chickering's and r.
get rid of disloyal members
HONOLULU dispatches report thai
Minister Carter has resigned from the
cabinet and that the people are clam
oring for a republic. II is said that the
life of the queen Is in danger. No par
ticulars were obtainable.
THE American Protective Tsrih
league had q banquet at Madison
square garden, New York, on the night
of the 29th. Cornelius N. Bliss pre-
sided.
The sensation in Chicago on the
Goth WAS the disappearance of Il. p.
Hutchinson cold Hutch"), the grain
s~peculator, who was declared to be in
solvent and demented over his losses
PROF. JOSEPH LEIDY, the expert on
biological subjects, died at Philadelphia
recently. His brother, the well known
practitioner, also died about the same
time.
THE convention Of the Episcopal
church in the diocese Of Massachusetts
elected Rev. Phillips Brooks, of Trinity
church, Boston, to the Office of bishop
TO succeed the late Bishop Paddock.
The vote was 92 to So.
MINISTER BLAIR has been summoned
back to Washington.
III IL SDNBPSA
made that the armies of France on the
frontier OF Germany will be exercised
in night military maneuvers on a for
midablc scale.
ADRIEN MARIE, the French painter,
has died Of yellow fever in Senegal.
QUEEN VICTORIA has returned to
Windsor castle from her trip to south.
ern France.
THE Canadian parliament met on the
3Oth. The governor-general's address
referred to pending questions with the
United States, which were in process
Of settlement.
PRINCE BISMARCK was elected in the
supplementary balloting in the Geste'
munde district, polling about one-third
more than Smalfeld, the socialist.
Il p. HUTCHINSON, the Chicago grain
operator. was found wandering aimless'
ly around at Evansville, Ind.
GKN. VEAZEY, commander-in-chief OF
the Grand Army, says that Secretary
Proctor will succeed Edmunds in the
United States senate, and that Gen.
Alger will go into the cabinet as Proc
tors successor.
WALTER s. maxwell, Of California,
has been appointed chief of the horti.
cultural department Of the words fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

THE jury in the case Of Plenty Horses,
the Sioux Indian on trial for the murder
of Lieut. Casey at the time Of the
late uprising. composed Of Indians
disagreed and was discharged. The re.
calcitrant jurors refused to vote for
conviction because the court refused
the defendant an interpreter, the re.
fusal being based on the ground that
Plenty Horses was able to talk English
fluently and understand ii perfectly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

ONE result of the German coal miners
strike is that a coal famine is impend-
ing. The iron foundries in the Sieg
valley have been compelled TO with
draw their fires in consequence OF the
scarcity Of coal, and most of the steel
works along the Rhine have been forced
TO stop operations for the same reason.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

THE recent terrible accident on the
Lake Shore road, in which several
postal clerks lost their lives, has spread
CONSERVATION among the clerks OF that
division. Eleven of them have sent in
their designations some of them by
wire. The retirement OF these, to
gcther with those killed and wounded
in the collision ut Kipton, O., has badly
criDpled the system.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

ONE hundred thousand Germans have
united in requesting the Bavarian au-
thorities to preserve the castle walls OF
Nuremburg. where a work of demOli-
ton and renovation has been in prog
ress. The regent prince. Luitpold, has
decided, after consulting with the min
istry. to grant the request and the walls
will be spared as q monument OF me-
dieval Germany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

AMONG the Jews who recently emf.
grated by way of Posen from Russia is
one Isaac Roseblat, whose a has
aroused considerable attention. He
bears on his leg an iron over which the
skin has partly grown and which wa
fastened on him five years ago In q
Russian prison ut Kieff, from which
Roscbalt attempted to escape after be-
ing arrested on a charge of PROSECUTING
for Judaism. 1t is feared that the re-
moval of the iron now might have a
serious result
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
Hlaken strike.

KANSAS CRY. Mo, May A-Ncarly
all labor has ceased in the bread baking
DEPARTMENTS of the bakeries Of this
city, and 100 men are awaiting in idle
ness a concession by the boss bakers to
their demands Contrary 10 the custom,
the workmen did not go to their ovens
last evening. and a bread famine stares
the people in the face The bakers are
a Woodworking set Of men, and do not
usually grumble at long hours, but now
they are up in arms for more rights and
nr,v;laOeS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

ABERLIN dispatch says that the drink
ing habit of the kaiser has again be-
come a topic Of remark. At a recent
dinner he toasted the Austrian military
attache five times and the Italian mill
tary attache as often, each time empty
ing his glass. His remarks were inco-
herent and caused painful impression.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

srrrpGyvnLE O. April 2--Tse c.
A. r 10 holding . celebrates In tn.
eisy. Al Italian decorated LIS fra:
stand IN honor Of the great ozs srrs
I'D IN Italian ess over The Anerscxn
Some veserans Who were passing Tod
him he would have 60 taks 70 down
He refu>eA. when The veterans In
formed hin tia. IL I. dA rs come
dorn they woaii tear bis stsn1 %
pieces After that he r~eiuctaassy eon-
piled There i Sill sosne bard teelIng
sb-oas The matter and The nayos kAs
ordered Al police % assy. tsss.as Q
y;ct
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

GEN. ". A. STRONG, the d.faulting
and absconding ex-secretary OF state OF
Louisiana, has returned and surren-
dered. lie had been living in Mexico
and the constant dread of arrest caused
him to return.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
A Prices CeasAes Hs Aea~y 20 . N~v Ssss
Behay.

Bebsy.
Nrw YoRx. April 9-Rsv. Fssb~r
Thomas Brsody. Of Minneapolis MINI.
arrived in this city last nigh. on his
way TO Europe. having in his possession
. check for - oso on The Irish national
bank Of Minneapolis and $50 IN cash
Fearing that he nigh. b. robbed be
stepped up 10 . ~policeman a the corner
Of Sixth svenne and ElsreniA ssr-et
and gave him the money foe ssse keep
ing. This morning he ~en; Z Iook fos
the officer. and found him no- lie seat
. telegram stopping Psyn~ns Of the
check
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
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u.S-~ -a.s .eizr. = fs.-ssss - srss-sF S~et"ast
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.-..-~s.t~ ,srtaS. sws basss 81 IN aNrFf Es
.,x. S..1fr a~ssa. zsntaI AL asesssTa safsasA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

THE board Of managers Of the New
York produce exchange has changed
the unit of trading In wheat options
from 1000 to 5000 bushels to take ef-
feet July l next.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

The New York senate adjourned sine
die without having acted on the assem-
bly's amendments to the worlds fair
appropriation bill, which is thus killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

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instances giving 0ui'"sS Se'ere
sna"ins up.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
COMMENT.

OWING toa strike of printers at Rome,
Italy, on the 2sth, no papers appeared
next morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
ADDrrIONAL DTsPArCHV

The greater portion Of 81. Killian.
near West Bend, Wis. was wiped out
BY fire which started in tho reaidence
portion Of Joseph Ziesel's buildings
COMPLETE returns show that Bis
marck received 1854 votes against
{, lS6 for Schmalfeld.
The Nova Scotia members Of tbs
Canadian parliament propose asking
the government TO increase the duty on
American coal
TIE Globe tissue paper mill at Elk.
hart, Ind, burned Loss $50, 600; in
surance, $4,000
THE shoe factory Of John O'Connell
L Sons, Marlboro, Mass, burned Loss,
SIS. 900; partly insured.
NEARLY 400 granite quarrymen at
Barre. Vt, went on . strike. the cause
being the employers refusal to show .
discrimination between union and hon
union workmen.
A DISPATCH from London announces
the death Of RArry Sullivan.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May 9 showed An average de-
crease of 9.6 compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease was IA
DR. CRoNIS's grave At Calvary ceme-
terry, Chicago. was smothered in fow-
ers the second anniversary OF his muir
der.
FIVE petards were exploded at BARGE
lona, Spain. recently. doing much dam
age. A conflict between the police and
strikers took place
BUSINESS was rather quiet N the
London stock exchange during the
week ended May . Americans alone
showing life. The Paris bourse was
dull and weak. There was . report Of
European concert against high protec-
ton in France. The Berlin bourse
showed . tendency TO decline.
THERE was . panic in St Mays
Catholic church at Milwaukee, some Ar
ti6cial flowers taking fire while 100
little girls Attired IN gsuxy robes sur.
| rounded the altar. There Was . rush
for the door. but no one Was hurt and
the fire was subdued
Rev. DR. GEORGE W. BorHwKLL, Of
Claasen avenue CoaOregatinnal church.
Brooklyn, n. Y, who swallowed . cork
into his bronchial tubes some time ago,
is dead. DR.. Boutwell, was holding t.
cork n his mookh When10mething
caused him 70 langh.
SEvERAL. pessons we're injured BY .
tornado which struck Psducah. Ky, ~
Gently. One hundred bui3dfngy wen
wrecked
TaE hoard al dirsstos Of the Ath.
lssics baseball slwb be- tzsd NsaagN
| sasssstC.<,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

Topeka. Kan, May 3-A jury in the
United States court yesterday after
noon, found Frank Woodruff, deputy
postmaster at Lawrence from 1855 70
1859. guilty of embezzling 1890 Wood
ruH's shortage was s&,eoc, but 2.oco
was Afterwards paid in Woodruff At
tempted to prove tho d~efaication was
traccable to Postmaster Osbun Shan
non, in having drawn money from the
Office without charging himself with Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
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Tu.As Ma. IRat seesft ssy isissts o.s' 49,
pa cas- have the " ssA Esss3 hAsssf a. ssr~i
vsA-ui sstss esd FAt3sssss sGI tlastf.s4 ssN
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
Hcmorhago
Five Years.

dose in some doubt. THIS tc>u,;
cd in few hours ca> sleep There
"wasnotu further hcuorJhagr ullucN;
"day, when | had a ~lika, attack
which stopped aluo>, immediate
"lv. BY the ih,fd dav all trace O,
blood had disappeared and bad
recovered much strength The
fourth day | "a; mp IN iceland a'c
my dinner. the FIRST solid io~ItF
two months Since that time |
have gradually gotten better AMI
am new able o. move about the
house. Ms death was daily cN
''pcc,ed AMI nv recovery has tcrn
"a great surprise 10 my TRENDS AMI
the doctor There can lie ~ douh;
"ahou, the effect Of German Syrup.
las I hal an attack Jus, previous -
Its use. The only relic, was al,,;
the first dose. X. L.oJCHnEsp.
Adelaide. Australia. g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

Syrup"
ForThroat and Lungs

have lSCu III iar
e a,Sou, bVc a
have hal The l~,;
- medical advice.
land Itock tlsc h;,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

a.sss, a., s-sxxsst. q ssfasE Fr~FA-e3 @f
s,c msppAcu. Ls~sI Nsss
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

JOHN HANEY. Of Columbus lost forty
head Of hogs the other day from some
mysterious disease.
THE northwestern Nebraska normal
institute will be held a. Wayne from
June 81 TO August %
THE next annual meeting Of the in
ter-state Grand Army encampment will
be held ut Superior June 3
A Gun in the bottom of the wagon of
w. 7. Lucas, Of Fraser. Phelps county,
recently was discharged Unexpectedly
and shot the horse, killing the animal
instantly.
The governor has signed the papers
that makes Hastings . city Of the first
class, it having passed beyond the point
of 10, 600 inhabitants
LATELY . Cas- county farmer took
eight live wolves to the county clerk 1t
Plattsmouth and demanded the eounty,
but the Official refused to pay until the
animals were slain and their scalps
taken.
SOPHIE SrRcBLE. employed - . do
nestle in . family a. Beatrice, shot her
self through the breast the other morn
ing with suicidal intent She could not
live. The cause of the act was diSSp-
pointment in . love affair.
TIE other day Charles Holmes and
Frank Olsen. Swedes, were killed By
the caxing in Of . sewer trench 1t
Omaha
A SOY of George Preston. . veil
known resident Of Burt county. has BE-
come insane on religious matters and
has been confined in jail - Tek1mah
ALArE Gre st ST. Paul destroyed ave
buildings The damage was not given
bst WAS supposed 10 be covered by in
G1Hance
TIE barn Of Farmer Hargelwood
near Roseland was lately Destroyed By
Axv and -four horses we're consuneA -
sytbsr with other vsasAhse&
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-08

\. =. TowGR, sosson. Macs.
The state chronicle., 1891-08-20

think it the duty Of any Con-
gresham nov representing the peo-
pie to support the Sub treasury
bill, because l believe a majority of
them are for it, and believing that
it is constitutional, / think the rep
resentative ought to do what his
people wants.
| am out Of politics, and | re-
peat this, bat I am anxious that the
people should think and find out
that the Sub-Treasury is good
thing before forcing their represen-
tatives to vote for it,"
This is strong letter. Whether
you agree with the writer or not, it
mai ks thoughtful, an independent
and far-seeing statesman. If l were
to q i've his name, which am not per-
mitted to do, everybody who knows
him would recognize in him a pa
triot who has always been found
with the people. He is with them
and of them. x. Y. z.
The state chronicle., 1891-08-20
FOR SALE.

/ Il n
Y Having qualified as executors of
the late J. J. P. Pernell, we will sell on
Wednesday, November 18th, at pub
lie auction all the following property:
The ONE place of the later Fernell.
deceased, located one mile north Of
Wake Forest. NJ c., on the r. & g 4.
r 1t contains AS acres of lsnd, on
which is large and convenient dwell
ing Of eight good rooms, and all neces-
sary out-houses Also farm orchard,
vineyard, and an excellent we'll of wa
ter. Will sell on same day and place a
lot of two acres with four room cottage
cleared land. Will sell corn, fodder,
shucks, ETC.. belonging to estate.
All the places and plots mentioned
in the above are situated one mile
above Wake Forest, and are suited to
those who wish to educate their chill
dren, or wish country seat with town
and city privileges All three places
are highly situated, and the r. & G.
r. r. runs parellsl with main tract for
two miles. In the larger tract are 35
or 40 acres of original growth. and as
much more of field pine. Farming
land is well adapted to the growth OF
Terms of sale; One-half cash, bal
ance in twelve months. Legal rate of
interest will re charged until all OF prr-
chase mOneV has been paid.
ALI persons indebted to the estate
will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the estate
will present them on Or before Deem
18th 1891, or this will be plead in bar OF
their recovery. J. j. PERM ELL,
Wake Forest, r. G. Executors.
The state chronicle., 1891-08-20

/ had catarrh of the head and
throat for five years. I used Ely's
Cream Balm, and from the first ap-
plication I was relieved. The
sense of smell, which had been lost,
was restored after using one bottle.
| have found the Balm the only sat-
isfactory remedy for catarrh, and it
has effected a cure in my case.--
H. l.. Meyer, Weverly, n. Y.
The state chronicle., 1891-08-20

For three weeks l was suffering
from severe cold in my head, ac-
companied by pain in the temples.
Ely's Cream Balm was recon-
mended to me. After only six ap-
plications of the Balm every trace
of my cold was removed--Henry G..
Clark, New York appraisers office.