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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
ExCESSeS ~ CHILL.
Some os usaIasseds's Tvoeps 1sshs.d sd
Coomts npfssasA

sone os HsIasseds's Ts~eps 1sshsad ssS
Coaasis Ossssgea
NV YoHs. sept 7-The Herald this
morning publishes ,hIs dispatch
vALrARAiso. Chill. s~p. -Escitins
ne va 10 brought to-day from south
by the straita sieamer which came mp
from TalcAhuano
The two regiments % government
troora which were taken O. that port
from Coquimbo by h transport iua-
priaIe revolt~d wh~n thsy heard ~
tho defeat 81 the l~islmarrdisis Of Tie
cIlla las, Friday They shot Ia dssiA
all OF their ohbr~n and disbsoded
Nearly GOO coal miner, tpinsd .hssn.
and together they have prsrtiesiiy
taken -poas~ssion q the to~n of Cosro-
mel on the coas, about ts~nty- I've
miles south 80 Cono-prbon
All sorts of esoe.ses have h~~n com
mi,,~d by them Hoss~s and ssoses
have h>en .arsed and b.rp~d Ths
slightest protest against ths'r se,ioes
ID met by rife sho.a wonsa have
ben abus~d and .sbjseted ~ s~utaiA
ti~s Of the mo~s revolving ehsrs~se, In
fac. mob rule In ia ~orss Town pre-.
vaila
Some outyA1es have eea ~eossni,.~d
aI.o In Co~aosp~son and Tslrasussn.
bot the forcs At b dispnaAi NJ b 60
,horisies there has b-es s.G,<at ~
.a.. them frpn the fate shi>h be-
ov.r.ah.n ,bs 400 people 81 cn~ronsf
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

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SSAsra
SAN ANTONIO. Tee. Sep. "a dsr.
ing train robbery wss Committed ~
.ix masked men twenty miles west OF
Langley. dynamite and Wiachessers BE-
ins used a . me Of is<imidatiaG he
express messensrr sed gaining CO.
trance into his car.
Train No 10 on the Southern Psass
railway wss stopped by the robhers 81
s-as . m and held until ,ss o'clock
The train was just pallins out from
SsmuelA . way station. sn
maAked men. Who had selected their
positions simultaaeously mouated th~
engine. mail and cypress esrs-swo
men for each Of these positions
Over forty shots were tired literally
perforsting the baggage and express
car. without injury 20 any one
Still the agent refused .o open his
car and . dynamite cartridge Wa
placed against . small window In Tbs
express car and exploded The effect
Of this was To tear the window out md
otherwise damage the car. The e.
press messenger was stunned, bu; he
recovered In . few moments only IA b
overpower-d by b robbers and ~as
made "a give up his safe key.
The robbers tool their time IN doing
the lob and with the utmost cuolne>s
and exhibition Of great nerve. Horses
were in readiness. for the m. and ca the
completion Of their work the bandits
rode rapidly away.
The pAs,cngers were not molested.
a the men seemed 10 ~Ant only the
contents of the express car. which VA
n very small sum. a. there il never .
large amount carried west They al
10 took one registered package, two
empty mail bags and the mail, which
was made up for Dryden post Office
After the men had secured they
could from the mail car and express car
they returned the money which they
had taken from the mail clerk and ex-
press messenger.
The railroad company has offered
$50 for the capture OF each man The
express company will Offer a re ard OF
abou, 81. 200 for each one captured.
and. besides this the government onsTs
q standing reward Of 500 for every
train robber. making the amount offered
for each robbcr about 81. T5o
The express messenger WAS J. l.
Smith, OF the Wells Fargo service. who
obtained national fame by killing two
train robbers near FL Paso . couple OF
years ago Thi, time he WAS outnum'
bcred and. though he stood on the
marauders rs long as he possibly could.
wa finally forced to give la.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

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pin. Pike sosasy. LAST nsxhs th,s< m~s
n.m~a ro~.ey. Mile, ssa yl>mins
sent INTO . ANAL r~ssssrass ssd 81
tempted ~ rob the psop~se<r 81 every.
thing ,hey oosld lsy hssas Ca TA~
prvprs~,os seur-d HE pistol ssd ss0t
and ins..auy siIl~d Po~~>y Asa rs--
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t-so~ q, Nall>r o. 49, tos EJECT
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

SISTER BEATRICE" the notorious
bogus nun, was arraigned in jefferson
market police court, New York, on the
charge of vagrancy. preferred by Agent
Jerome. Of the charity organization So
ciety, and was committed for examine
ton. She is the woman who sued the
late Senator Simon Cameron, of Penn
~sylvania, for $50. 600 for breach of
promise of marriage and was beaten
ny Gen. Butler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The force of public opinion had its
effect on the Georgia Legislators who
voted against furnishing a home to
such needy c~onfederates as are in the
poor houses. The opponents Of the
held a conference, the result
of which was the introduction of a bill
pcnsioning all INDECENT confederates.
One hundred dollars per year is the
sum fixed for each. The bill will I'M
donbtcdly pass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

THE country place of Mrs. William
Il. Kipp. at Rhinebeck on the Hudson,
is said by the Epoch to be the only
estate between Albany and New York
that has always remained in the pos
session of the family that secured the
original deed from the Indians. The
colonial homestead on the estate is
very old and the place is called Ankony,
from the name of one of the three In
dams who signed the original deed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
Destructive btso~e

The DALLIs Ore. sept a-frs
broke out at 1 O'Clock his afternoon
in skebb-'s restaurant The wind ~as
blowing 4 gale and the flames spread
with great rspidi,y. The hr.nen "sr~
,ardy in reaching the .oene, which rave
the flame. = good h~sd~ay- The IRE
communicated 20 Nr> Winsates ro~
Of dwellings then 20 wInssss 4 Cos
ycneraI merchanii>e store Cro~sinS
the street II took jups.ersiunt~r yard
nsweps three blocks seth, then eass
burning q total Of .iHieen blocks The
loss IL essima.ed from So. 90 20 81. ca
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

CoLrssr.. Ind. Spt a-Tse farm
and eiti.ens Of Clark oosnty arc ts'
disnans nj the tr.mendous rsise n va
uasion Of realsy ~ PR oeni. "hss
makes Clark realty worth 81 Tys sor'
ron,aiIy and redsces Foyd 20 STA
while sone ~eoun,ses DOr- val1aess thss
either &c, no more fhaa half Thy
charge that the exorbitsns rslastSos 10
the work Of Conmisssoaer Gstn snt
simply . matter Of partially Husarvd-
Of farm. Viii have 20 pay % ulss;sOs
greatly in eIoess 81 elltsg rsis~ Tie
ssase sppraisemeai h allowed 20 sssnd
A .pnenl for ~rvA>artns uHI ~ Hsce
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
NEBRASKA A NEWS


The Reonloa.
The reunion Of veteraps at Grand
Ialand WAS in every way . success
Many distinguished persons were pres
ent, among them Gen. Russell A. Alger.
On the second day Senator Msnderson
delivered IN address upon the life md
services Of Gen Henry A. Morrow. HE
various state organizations chose Of
6cers rs follows:
New York-President r Il Wood
ward. Pleasant Dale; vice-presidene
w. II. Austin, Clarks; secretary. 81
Evans. Clarks; assistant secretary,
George J. Spencer; treasurer, Gerge
+. RYAN, Grand Island; color-bearer.
". H. Cross, York; $50 members
Indiana-President Joseph Butler,
Powell: vice-president, Joseph Ball, 81
Paul; secretary. William Ray. Mar
auette; 800 members
New England-President l. ID. Rich.
ards Fremont; secretary and treasurer
| Church Howe; color-bearer. C. r. Brig
ham, Aurora: chaplain. w. H. II. Pills
bury; vice-presidents-From Maine. An
drew Kicker. Fairfield; New HamP-
shire, c. ii. Paul, Hastings; Vermont
c. F. Nye. Burchard; Massachusetts NJ
II. Smith, Divide; Rhode Island. =
| Mullihan, York; Connecticut = II. BEN
nett, Rising City; 800 members
Iowa-President f. A. Sexton. box
Elder; vice-president. John Homes
Omaha; secretary, X K Moreledge.
Holdrege; treasurer. +. ID. Lee, Ill
wood; 800 members
Observation-Disclosures, John 3
Wood, Omaha; adjutant, s 3 Cox
Loup City: qnartermaster, j.. +. Lippin-
colt, Shelton; l,240 members
ulinois-Commander. Gen. j. L. Dhi-
worth, Hastings; vice-commander, A.
Alice, Lincoln; adjutant q. r. "hit-
man, Oxford; color bearers, George 5.
Hutchinson, s. Dryden, J.. s. Brown;
$50 members
Obio-President, Wilcox. Scotia; vice
president, f. =. WHITAKER, Dunbar;
secretary, w. F. Mclaughlin, Grand
island; treasurer. A. s. Warne, ST
Paul; marshal, John X Furay. Omaha;
color bearer, J.. Beebe, Silver Creek.
Upon the evening Of the second day
Gen. Alger delivered a stirring address.
He spoke Of the great achievements OF
the American army, and the necessity
for the veterans to keep up the reputa'
tation they had made in the army. lie
admonished the people Of Nebraska
that they were making an excellent
record. They had suffered h priva
tions OF pioneer life. They had had
short crops, and drought, and too much
rain; but thank God. they had abun'
dance now, and II was an abundance
which the country needed. for it would
pay the farmers. They were on the
high road to prosperity; but he want
ed to caution them, that the next thing
they did, after guarding their home
was to guard their credit They SHOULD
keep every contract, whether it was
written or verbal. He did moi believe
the stories that he had heard that the
people of Nebraska proposed 10 repudi
ate their agreements He had learned
enough since attending the meeting T.
make him believe such stories were
false.
The feature of the third day was the
great parade Of veterans, 1900 being il
line. They were cheered all along thu
line OF march.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
NEWS OF HI WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
prRsoSAL. AND POLITICAL.

6EROONAb AMI HOA -
A. w. BRAzEE, United States commits
sioner, died at Denver, Col, aged 6s.
HIPPOLYrE has sent his family to
Fort Haytien for safety. He has sp-
parently lost hope of preventing his
overthrow in the approaching revolu-
ton.
JOHN YOUNG Brown was inaugursted
a. governor of Kentucky on the LIST.
JAMES R GARFIELD. o Of the late
president, was defeated In the nomins-
ton for state senator in Lake county,O.
The delay Of Minister Egan in notify
ing the state department OF the changed
situation in Chill was due to the break
down or cutting Of the telegraph.
M~UrTERINGs of discomfort are heard
in Bohemia and other sections OF the
Austrian empire.
MRS. RUSSELL HARRISON and Mn
Mckee have returned from their trip
abroad
The battle of Sedan was celebrated
in Germany on the ID. The papers. In
commenting. expressed h gravest
apprehensions for peace In the imme-
date future.
Rev. DIR j. B. L. SOULE, last OF the
famous Soule brothers, authors and d.
rectors, died in Chicago recently.
The marriage of Miss Mary Lincoln.
daughter of Minister Lincoln, to Charles
b. Isham, of Chicago. took place at the
Brompton parish church. London, on
the I'd.
PENNsYLvAsIA democrats met in con-
vention at Harrisburg on the Sd. The
resolutions were mainly devoted to a de
nunciation of the republican party as
being responsible for the d~efalcations
of Bardsley in the Keystone bank fail
urc, etc
THE Victorian Legislature has passed
the federation bill, at the same time
adopting an abandonment excluding
New Zealand from the federation.
The New South Wales legislature. by
a vote of sixty-one to forty-seven, has
rejected q motion in favor OF protective
duties
PRINCE NICHOLAS of Montenegro,
who is suffering from q throat anec'
ton, is now in . critical condition. He
has frequent choking fits and there Ii
a physician in constant attendance
ready to perform the operation OF
laryngotomy in case of necessity.
GRAVE troubles are reported from
Ichang on the Yang Use Kiang. The
houses of the Europeans have beer
burned to the ground by the native,
and the church and the orphanage o
the sisters have been destroyed. Th'
French minister is expected at Pekir
now, and it is believed he will take Ne
vere and emphatic measures to secure
a complete indemnity.
THE Vienna correspondent Of thu
London Daily News comments on TIT
exclusion of newspaper correspondent
as q probable feature of future war
fare. In the Austrian maneuvers all ar
rangements for reporting are placed il
the hands Of specially selected officers
The president has appointed John $
| Durham, Of Kentucky, minister resi-
dent and consul-general to Hayti II,
is now consul al San Domingo, and is
| colored man Of education and ability.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

has rendered an important decision re-
garding the separate coach laws of
Texas and Arkansas The decision is
given in the case of a negro purchasing
a chair car ticket from Louisiana to
Texas and who was transferred to the
separate coach when he reached Texas
He claimed the federal law had been
violated and the commission sustains
him. saying that the Texas law affects
local transportation only.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

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other relatives ss1 ~ Erss3~s ..r~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The main portion of the bronze
statue OF Henry W. Grady. the south
ern orator. journalist and author, was
successfully cast at the Ames foundry,
Chicopee, Mass. The statue will soon
be completed and shipped to Atlanta
1t will be one and one-half times life
size. The work has been delayed. so
that the original date for the unwilling
of the statue. September Is. had to be
changed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

j. ii. COOPER. of Raht, Tenn, exhibit
ed in Chattanooga several stones from n
wall. evidently of prehistoric origin, on
his farm. On the pieces of rock. which
are peculiarly squared and roughly
dressed. are distinct characters or hier-
oglyphics of a Romic type. so far un-
known to archaologists. The ancient
wall is for the most part underground.
having been covered 10y the deposits of
centuries, but digging has demonstrated
that it extends for some distance in a
direct line and may have been part of
n fort
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The emperor of Germany has be-
slowed upon DIR. ". J. Hoffman. OF the
bureau of ethnology, Smithsonian in
~stitute, the decoration Of the order Of
the crown. DIR. Hoffman served in the
Franco-P russian wal and is the fourth
American who has received this dis
fiucfion
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

How many people know that Mount
Vernon was so named In honor Of Adm.
Edward Vernon. of the British navy,
the conqueror of Porto Bello, in whose
unsuccessful expedition against Carta-
gena Lawrence Washington, Georges
elder brother. sailed as a midshipman?
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER

ncu
GREAT coal fields have been discov-
cred in the region adjoining the Caspian
sea.
LAzCANO. the Balmaccdan minister.
has given mp his residence ut Washing
ton.
THE government has ordered further
coal mining in the vicinity Of G'eiwitz,
Prussian Silesia, stopped, owing TO
dangerous water springs having made
their appearance in the mines
The militia of the state of Washing
ton will sue the state for Sl5,OO 0 COM
pensation for its services in the late
mining riots in King county. The at
torney -general holds that the expense
should be borne by King county.
The recent storm aud waterspout
did terrible damage to market gardens
and vineyards near Paris In the
country four people were killed by
lightning.
BUSINESS was brisk on the London
stock exchange during the week ended
September 5. American securities be-
ing in great demand The Paris bourse
was rather dull. Berlin was affected
by failures in grain.
THE Missouri Pacific has virtually
abolished smoking cars on its system
in Arkansas and Louisiana. in conse-
quence Of the separate coach Law.
Mr. GLADSTONE d~eprecates the for
nation of . labor party in England
A RUMoR was current hat the late
grand vizier Of Turkey was in prison.
charged with . plot 10 depose the sui
tan
RcBERr MOORE & Co. wooden cloth
importers Of Baltimore, Md, are in
financial difficulties
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended September S showed An average
increase Of 49, compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the increase was s9.6. II should
be stated that in New York and Boston
last year it was . five-day week which
made the average much greater this
year than il otherwise would have
been
A SKIN disease known as italian
itch" is reported spreading in Pennsyl-
vania. 1t has been traced to imported
laborerA
MELBoURNE's rain machine failed 70
bring downrain on the 9Th II Cheyenne.
wyo.. although the clouds formed He
blamed . windstorm Of two days before
and cold nights and long distance from
the sea
Col WILLIAM WILSON. Of Elizabeth.
town, Ky. was killed recently BY .
maddened bull
As threshing Progresses throughout
the northwest reports OF large yields
Of wheat increase in pumbef.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

1T is stated upon good authority that
the dismissal of the Turkish ministry
was due to the ~sultan's discomfort at
the spread of b~rigandage in Turkey,
the recent outrages upon foreigners
committed by Turkish brigands and de-
mand for indemnity for such outrages
brought by the German and French
ambassadors The sultan. it appears.
complained of the inefficient measures
taken by the ministry to suppress
brigandage, and it is understood that
an energetic campaign will be opened
immediately.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The island of Trinidad has decided
by formal resolution to take part in the
Chicago exposition and an address has
been published to the merchants, plant
ers and citizens generally Of the colony
asking their cooperation
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
The important announcement ha.

The important announcement has
been made by Gov. Ambrose Shea, of
the Bahama islands, that arrangements
have been fully made for laying a cable
from Jupiter inlet on the Florida coast
of the United States to Nassau. and
that the contract provides that the same
shall be in working order by December
90 of this year. At Jupiter the cable
will connect with the United States
government land wires TO Jacksonville,
III,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
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bic has directed The psysess 70 Ne
sasesoa and wAApssos is1iaaa os
Sozsh Dakota os css.sfs ieA 10 pr
cent iavoiyed IN The ssshora elasA
under . sr.asy eosAs.sa y iss 80 a
NSyeA 3 isSi
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
~ F~ 0sy lSOse'

RoxG sep. i-Te o~serraior~ 10
unno In "a article uhteh . rsars~d -
writes for The parro.e Of psstss -
way for The hoidisx Of . e0aels'~
abrosd ny, The depsrsars Of tss ror
from Rome h quite pr1Aie< sA< fssr
.r>i xssusssoa In fsAly heec0<s voxs>
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

CAPT. ANDERSON, of the Sixth cav
airy. the acting superintendent Of
the Yellowstone national park. has
.ubmitted to the secretary of the
;,terior his report for the last
fiscal wear. In it he says that the
I.Le. and rivers of the park are liter
.Ilv alive with trout He has never
s.cn so many fish elsewhere as there
are in the shoal waters near the borders
of Yellowstone lake. Buffalo AND a
v;,d animals are on the increase 1ne
All now numbering about $4,000 Inc
buffalo probably number from S00''
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

THE business men of Evansville, Ind,
are making preparations for a grand
reception to the western waterways
delegation next month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

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of - al<a ishn~ eosnsrs ia~ TAey
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

A RETIRED English officer has re-
ceived a dispatch from Balmaceda an
nouncing that he will start for Europe
at the first opportunity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The national debt of Germany,
which Is much smaller than that OF
any other great country In the world,
is, in rough figures, a39, 600. 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

THE death of Brighter Augustus
Wild, late of Brookline. Mass, is re-
ported from Medellin, Colombia, South
America He was a graduate of Har-
yard medical school, and jefferson
medical college. Pennsylvania He
was a medical officer in the Turkish
army in the Crimean war, receiving a
medal from the government at its close.
He served through the rebellion and
rose in rank from captain of a company
he raised to brigadier-general. His
age was sc. OF late years he was
largely interested in mining.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
RA~~ ElmeuitIes-

WASHINGTON. sept 5-Nearly all the
race friction in the federal service oc-
curs in the post Office department
NJ. II. Coleman. of Halifax county.
Va. has just resigned on ccouu
Of a threatening letter. He got into
the mail service purely on his mer-
its, having passed a competitive civil
service examination. II was not known
that he was a negro until the appoint
ment was made. Coleman MAS
assigned to a run On the Norfolk a
Western in southwestern Virginia Bat
the people would not ave IL A warn
ing letter was sent 10 him on his first
run. aud he resigned
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

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Nesa~s<uo vhs - s<s~sssg froo .
sksoss a4e<sSca b so~ L, . essst<a5
epsAsssaa- He kss fres>sss sAsksag
81 ssA tsess b . PAy~k<$ss - ssssaass
osaao1uea
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

AFRICA is now completely encircled
BY submarine cables which make up
altogether a length of II, 900 miles
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

A LEADING hotel at Asbury Park, N.
j., has been fined 500 for serving cleo
margarine to it's guests. who did not de-
tect the imposition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The buffalo fly has made its appear
ance in the territory about Susque-
hama, Pa, and il causing cows and
horses much trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

In forty years tho run across the
Atlantic has been reduced one-halk
What will the next forty years bring
forth?
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
III. Coan,r,-. Circulating H~aiam-

WASHINGTON, sept The treasury
departments monthly statement oil
changes in the circulation during
Angus, past shows a net Increase dur
ing the month Of O.. los, sat Of the
various kinds Of money in cireuis-
ton there was a decrease of s',t$2s;e
in silver certificates. g.. ieo. is in United
States notes. and sss4.S17 in gold coin
Silver certificate circulation increassd
sle. 81. se7 during the month. silver
treasury notes s1css.Z az; national snk
notes SI.Sla935; currency certificates
81. 100. 60. subsidiary silver. s9sL0%s
and standard silver dollars Se&.sls
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

It is estimated tia, Indiana Is the
largest reproducing state IN The
country. Illinois heas Prodrce many
egyx. bot they nearly ali 60 10 the Chr
cayo market
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

Many Of the Pittsburgh glass cc0-
pznies are placing plants in position 10
make gas, The natural ga sapply hsy-
ing given out
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
TostImui.te Gold Importa

New kK, sept 81. L. CANNON.
vice-presidSNAf the Fourth national
bank, confrrHSd the report that that
bank had decided To emulate the exam
pie set by European bankers last fall
and lend money without interest u i'm
porters Of gold while the gold Ia in
transit ''Our determination 70 do this
said Mr.. Cannon, lis due To . desire 10
accelerate the mmIcment OF gold this
way. The Eurden bankers found
last fall that the imports of gold by
their customers was stimulated by the
plan mentioned and we have decided TO
get some Of the gold back a little earlier
than II would come naturally by adopt
ing their plan"