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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-28
Smallpox in a New York Hospital.

NEW YORK, July 29-Through the re- moval to the Reception Hospital on North Brother Island of Isaac T. Walker, a pa- tient from Ward G in the New York Hos pital, the Board of Health made the dis covery that since June 23 there have been six cases of smallpox in that institution The disease was introduced into the ward by Paxton Deese, a negro who was ad- mitted in June. A rigid investigation will be made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-28
Precautionary Measure Against Cholera

WASHINGTON, July 29.-As a precau- tionary measure against the introduction of cholera. the Secretary of the Treasury has directed Collectors of Customs along the Atlantic seaboard to prohibit the landing of stniRrentS from FrAMes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-28

FIVE states are represented in con- yress by persons not born within their Smits: Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, New Hampshire and Minnesota
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-28
FOR SALE

5 Bed Room Sets, 3 oil Stoves, 1 Cook Stove, i Tete-a-Tete, 9 Lounges, 3 good Mattresses, 1 Hair Mattress, Hanging Lamps, Hand Lamps, Student Lamp, 95 yards Ingrain Carpet, ,51 yds Body Brus- sells Carpet, Clocks, Tables, Chairs, Pil lows, Sewing Machines, Pictures, Boilers, Tubs. Ringers, Kettles, Pots, Pans, Crock cry, 25 dozen Glass Fruit Jars and thou sands of other articles; also furniture of four rooms almost complete for house. keeping, in center of city on Cherry street. A good chatee for parties wishing to go housekeeping. Call at the
 Waterbury Auction Co, tsl So Main St,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-28
Prof Bonn

Has removed his studio to Dr Castles block, NORTH MAIN STREET, opposite Methodist church.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-11

bemotratii6en 9anbibaten BEN ,pirflid)
d6ten be:aus5ufinben, 10 ,neint er. tbds
ten 1ie beher, fir feinen berielben AL
itimmen, fonbern fir i'm.
Sas 1T nun freili1 elm etfuas getuaas
ter Gebanfen=5prung, unb nit bieiem
Ratb ipirb 9ouiton menig @egenliebe
finben. Selbit nidt in ben 9eiben fei<
ner eigenen partei. @enn sic tiberal=
gelinnten &epublifaner mifiem nur All
gut baB es in 9Ogas SntereHe banbein
bieRe. tpenn ataa bel Der beporiteben=
ben Staatsipabl fir 9oa1ton fimmen
tpollte.
0ouiton ielbit fann 6ariiber ni1t i'm
3peifel iein, DaB feline 9(nsfi6ten auf
bic grtpdblung gum @ouberneur b6llig
9lei9 ytnll iin6 unb er ipirb 1i9 baber
ni9t punbern 6iirfen, tpenn bic libez
ralen &epublitamer es bies Mal pors
5ieben, fir ben liberalen Semofraten
@lart su ftimmen, als baB iie babur9,
bab fie ibre Stimmen auf cine amsi9tss
lofe aanbibatur seriplittern, inbireft
9errn 0ogg 3ur Wiebermabl berbelfen.
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9. 9apite[.

Ni9t Iieben sn nirfsn, niG)t bafien su
f5nuen,
o greuiame Gualen, iper fat Gud, or
ba4t. 6. Wali.)
Gint9e Gage Dor @elbna1ten mar
ftrengere Gdlte eingetreteil, uno 70 bidt
nirbelten Die 5loden bonn idneetriiben
9immel berab, bab Die 1ol3fdller I'M
Walbe fdon Dor Ynbrud beS 5eites
nnfrsipillis ieieru mubten. Baron
Salbers latte S6!ob 2otbeiln pieoer
perlaiien. nidt obne porber bic Ginlpils
ltgnn9 ieines Dieners su e!ner llnters
reoang NIT Dem S@lo6berrn ers,punoel,
u baben. Der olte Baron empfina
3aloerg allBei,- =. iirb AUTHORIZATIONS !:
als aber Salberg in Der rubiaiten uuS
b0fidten Ueiie erfldrte, oak er mr.
gefommen iei, eini9e gapiere su holen
oeren Ct bringeno ben0tbise, mnb ais er u
NIT feiner 9lngbeit babel 6urdlihilu.
lnern lieB. ipie tief bic lesten Worfalie
iein @emiitb Deripunoet bGtten, 10 boS
er nur nit Riidfi9t aif feline Ser
lpanbten cine fofortige sdnslide Qoiuna
feiner Gtellung auf Sdlob Rotbeim
iinterlaiie, ba fiiblte Der quite, aralos
ebrenbafte alte 1err fein 0er3 fpeid)
iperben. sberg iprad) 10 poit 3arts
finn. 70 s.arm, baB idIieBlih Baron
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@te lit cie8

8ir b!eten einbunbert Dollars Yelpbnuns
iiir iesen san bon 8atarrb, Der nidt Surd
Gtnnebnten bon $all's aatarrb sfur sebsiIt
iperben fann
s. S. ebeneb & Gn., Gisentb., solebo, ..
sSir, bic pater;eid,neten, baben 8. 3 gbe-
nep ieit ben letten 10 Sabren aefannt uno
baltsn Jpn fir boatommen ebrenbait in allen
@el4aftsparbanbIunsen unb iinan;iea befd,
btgt Gle BON ieiner Strma einsesansentn
8erbinoli6feiten 3u erihlen.
@ef & ruag, @robbanbelS Drosuiitem.
Splebo, 8.
MaIbing, &innan & Marvin, @rob=
banbelss s9rcsuiiten, 9oIepo, ..
Y: s.. @an SoefeM 8afirer, 5cIcbo
q tional. 8anf, TpIebo, ..
9au's Gatarrb Sur iuirb innerlies gcnom=
men mnb ipirft bireft auf bas 8Iut unb bic
fdIeimisen OberiIdden bss sbfems. 3eus,
niIie fret berianbt YreiS rs Gents fir bic
6laide. @erfauft bon alien gpotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-11

bic Mdbrungsfrase. st beseidnet 6as
gerlangen nod elmer Silberfreiprd=
gumgssgia als einen WabnIinnszNn-
fall.
Nuslan6.
Ser rpann0peril1e gourir"
tbeilt aus angebli6 gutter luelle bos
@eriidt nit, baB In Golge Der 6trei=
ti9teiten ilber bic neue Nilitdrz9s orlaae
fotuobl Der 8ei9stam3ler b. @apriDi
iDie aud ber premierninifter Graf
gulenbllrg bon ibrem Nmte suriidtrez
ten piirben. Oa6 @eriidt be6arf auer,
bings nod Der 8eitdtiguns.
Sn Wilbelmsbafen itarb Der
Mbmiral Oeinbarb, Der Befeblsbaber
bes beutl6en nebungs=@eldpabers
gang pl6Blid. Ser aaiIer hat Der
Wittwe bes MbmiraIs elm 8eileibssSe=
legramm iiberianbt, in tpeI1em er iaat,
Die Gei6smarine babe in inn eiaen
ibrer beten SffisIere umb er eiEen ieiner
beften Jreunbe Derloren.
= Aus Gabig pirb beri1tet: GroBe
ToIfsmaRem beoba9tetem bic 9lbfabrt
0es 8anonenbootes ,,@onbe Nilabez
mo" auf tpeldem fi9 bic &6niginz&ez
gentin gbriitine unb Der lleine 46nig
Mlfons bon @panien befamben, ua, lid)
aur 5beilnabme an ben Columbus :
geierli9teiten mad 0uelba gu begeben.
rs ariegsldiffe gaben bem ,,Gonbe
Tillaoemo" bas @eleit.
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cages > Weniafeiten.

= Sn benz 8efinben Der Mrs. Oars
riion 1T abermals cine geri6limmes
rung eingetreien. Sbr S1md6esus
itanb bat einen iolden Grab errei6t,
baB cine aataitropbe fir bic nd6lte
3eit befiirdtet iuirb. prdfbent Sare
riion wirb in SoIge beiien an ben be-
borlte1enben Observation-Disclosures
in gtep Yort feinen 4ntbeil nebmen mnb
bat ben 8iee prdlibenten Morton nit
ieiner 8ertretlng beauftragt.
u. s. Stepenion, ber bemotraz
til6e 8ieesprdiibentid aftss@anbioat,
bur6reiit gegentpdrtig asitirenb ben
Staat Slinois. 9lm 26. October uirb
er in Srootlpn, y. g., in einer Wlaiz
ienoeridnlmlnng ipreden. 9tu6 im
Staate alabama ipirb er in bic WabIs
agitation aciiO eingreifen.
= SngSs5 Senator Sherman belt
in Der Goupere0aae gu Wep Yort cine
febr beifdfia aufgenommene Iebe fiber
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Gin Wsittcl aeaen bic Gbolera. .

gtan bat feline llria6e. lid bDr ber
Cholera sn fiif6ten. iDenn man ii1
@bamberlainS 9eilmittel gegen aolif,
Siarrboe unb Gbolera peridaffen fann.
gs nirD in tpenigen Wlinuten @rlei6s
terung Derf9affen unb in furser 3eit
pollige 9eilung beipirten. Sd habe
mid burd ben Gerfu6 baoon ii6ers
aengt. %. s.. Clinton, 6elmetta,
W. S.-9nn glaubte erlt, bab bic gpis
6enlie in 9elmetta tpirfli6e aiiatil6e
ebolera lei, aber man iiberaeugte li1
na6ber bur9 genaue llnteriu6nngen
bapon, baB man e5 NIT elmer duber1t
beftigen Jorm BON Dpienterie 81 tbum
bate, Die fait eben 70 gefdbrli6 1T,
ipie bic Cholera. Dies Mittel ipnrbe
bicrbei nit sroben Grfolgeu anse=
ipdnbt. gu baben in San 9lntonio
IN ben 9lpoibefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, Sowling & 6loob, S. s.. Sod,
Y. SreiB, s. S6u6arbt, u. Gpben &
eo:, 5. s. 9arriion unb &alteher &
S5u1arb.
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ltebcr bent Wcnscpauft.

aeisr, BAIT bu bic Watttassbbts beS eebsns rairt Z
Sanssn teine GeIente an, itef ju peben, tene Musz
fstn unb sebnsa bre Gaiiiedt ,u psrltsreu7 Audleu
hid siai.ihe geI6werhen? @sriphrft ru nit stnsm
@ort tashd cher seIesentt3 isme Ma4nuussu. sur&
welde bic Natur ben Wsniden taran erinnet, rab sr
aufdnst alt III werhen? Bepn benz 70 lit, ~ periu&e
etue Sur NIT Soiteters WasenbtterS, benz bendtrtes
fteH une ansenebmiien Bef6pi&tiser bsr lliIanrebm
epteten bee altwsrbens, fem raiaen Beferperer Der
tciperliten @erfdu. @ute 0ertauuna, seiurber
S6laf, trdfttger Gppeti, Sreifen ppn rbeunatsiHeu
S9mereu 9ebbren gu fen ppblttuenhen RsfuItaten,
ete nct aus Gem reselmdbiaen unb ecuieauenten @es
ordnf oteies pcytrefftep ftimulirenbeu unb resuli
fenten Sltyrs ersebsn, ie ben anseiebsnten nno
erIaprenten aerten aueitts beidst wirS. sRa6e bos
isiu.
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Mnter orr G6ntgstanne.
Yreisgetr1nter 6pmat,, bon Maria
9berefia Wsa1.
lEertfekuna.l

9n bleierner 9anslamfeit persins
alien 8e,pobnern beS S1lo1isS Der
tribe Sonntas. Die Sreifrau b. 8als
ten bate Della in i9ren @emd1ern auf@
selu9t, INN ibre gai9te Su frasen, Oh
iie ben 1errn Direftor gum Otner bit-
ten tonne. @lei6siltig ertDeilte Oelia
lire @inmilligung. Gbe aber nod Die
Jreifrau einen Diener su Siegfrteb 9es
fAidt batte, lieb oieier ielbft fi6 bel 6en
Damen lneloeil tint fi6 5lt perabf6iez
ben, oa ibn briii9enbe ilno unaufibtebz
bare @el6dfte nod Der Staot riefer. =
Limb sic fabren beute nod, bel benz
ihledten Metter ?" fraste Die alte Dame
NIT eitlem beior9ten Slid auf ben
srauen 6innel, Der jest tief ilieoerbins
nno bon gteuenl etli9e 9tegeul6aucr
berablanbte. rDaS getter l1abet
mir nidts, snaoise 5rau," entsegnetc
Holf lddeln6. rllnb ba ii1 porans@
li9tli9 aud luorsen bic Witteruns nidt
dnoern ipiro, 70 bin i9 inomentan bilr
5ienli9 entbebrlid. SD babe aber sic
iein Wsifieu @ie nie1} mann
Isono .uriidfommt ?a frn9te glel,n
pl0tlidb sen Direftor. Der Derr
Boron mirS ieSenfolls md, nor M6enS
eintreffen menioitens bat er mir biele
Wbiid1t mifoetheilt Damn IFS
out. . nidfe g)eIia. .@ie miiien. Serr
bireffor. BAR elm 6aus. 1peld,es Wfar.
henfd5ate beherberot. leid,t bolen Geis
lIetm 5ug9a9llW mlro, pafam mare es
!pogl Mpl gan5 9eratDen, menu per !
Oelsesl oes Sauoefla)ases 'lnS lDhsloS
aAfaateBe.
or, SsInnHoers Jag oie 5felIran allI, o,e
SooIIe .gter 9aOIe maren lgr natarltg
nMusIl,anoiIg aoef aug Ste9fftso laD
osl1snosI m 1ls Sptegstlh ah. yafW<
leIe lg Uega ~ oef 2gaI 0or DO Saloef9,
en oellea Srlwelnlln9 ihl sSalOe S'e9s
Il!eo nog tmnler il9t 9lalofe = er
galle namltg pom Der antllnff oss Sas
Ione M Sgiole noW nt1tS erfa9ren -
oSss . ipar lgle yteit9teroe nag Dem
nvlal@enlgas 70 9rog, Dap lte anI
geIW!ule SSelle alslhnIt oarlioer per-
ian9te. Sle9Ifleo tonnds lt9 nl9t gang
ss TUT Gn 1aInoet nI meroeh. sSar Ssan ooG gsitfe
eas soelen Oes lgonen MfaogerS rafbs
l.lgaLIer aus le. Nar lle 'plrll!D mlloe,
als l!s norgla pct lDrer Studtebr aus
oem xSaioe letnen ariil perlan9t latte,
ooer eaWle lle an9 oaDet an Salber9S
mo9nge anmelengett I'm S1lolle llno
oeaor9ttate l!s, olelem, talls Salber9
ooU ntellslgf tDre De:mfebr beobahtet.
enc smpFnoiige arantnilg 5uinTilgen ?
Sle9frteo lfrallbfe lld) NIT aller Wfaht
9e9en otfle leste Verl1utbung, oeren
egemlBDeit elnen baBlt1en Bug Dem
lgonen Siloe g)ellas bln5ugefii9t bate.
Nsta. mo9te ne alif beralos nno bod
mafglg letn, illleoel, nteorig nad)te lie
nI9f. Seieil Ole unbeIor9t,A ent9ege
llefe Golf beoeutlin9spoll auf YellaS
iesle ycorfe. ~Oa l9 ben 3aubers
l@os Mlf MIR 1lebnle, 10 bot fein Dds
mon Wfa9t ilber oteleS ShloB nno
lelne SeipoDner. Yin etipaiges uEbeil
tonl'te allo ilur mid treffen." - Srei.
,,.;,. u.a' C.ays. .s % sSg.s soelaelInngeI m quo
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llnfere Dnmem Wt1mtel 9tmsitelluuQ.
Dian Omme uns dbtrSeus 4 bur ben esmm auseaatn
Der prbaenben &tibaltsfe unres easers mOoena Damn-
Mdnte mbans, Mdn, Nel,~ 5adn, Ddnt getunbsied.
1pn Mnf>, Stunt unO araAan p ruie suamdntel NIT Ytl
bss ben nsein aeons Duic uno goas eber Nrt nb II
ben Serhrbent pien. Man prfe Sic Qualat tief anren.
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Mper's gberrD=Yeetoral.

Suoerettet uon DR.. ). G. Gpsr Co., 2orpeu, Wlafi.
S'' ousr Npotbsieu nns SIneildhtn ~ Isben.
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Sic Y,tbtuaarem 9(msitell,t,,a.

otst austms 1T jeDenaas Bic rtidbatss Die jenas bier in
oer Yuemaarn gane gu ie9en sweien it, g4ts III yeridum
n0r0sn UNI steb gu elmer sdnnbeu sea. llniere Mobe>
anen Suite nb aus ben airs babmtean Mobinnen Der
tOnansebenon sDeaote. seae Dame wb be Neuben obne
Gnsaden can 6nnn. Dabei fnb Bic Vreil duser0 militia
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Bis beute 8ormittag tpurben
1896 @dbler reeiftrirt.
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8eiratbS.gHetne:

95ster gngelfing unb 9llpina 9. 2oof.
Sbomas Wablatpid unb Gietoria
9iolbaiia.
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BROWN IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digesti ion & Debility.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

years ago 1 had Bronchitis,
which finally drifted into
Consumption, so the doc
tors said, and they had
about given me up. l was
confined to my bed. One
day my husband went for
the doctor, but he was not
In his Office. The druggist
sent me q bottle Of PisO's
Cure for Consumption. 1
took two doses Of it, and
was greatly relieved be-
fore the doctor came. lie
told me to continue its use
as long as it helped me. l
did so, and the result is, I
am now sound and we'll
entirely cured OF Con-.
sumption. Mrs. p. f.
BAKER, Harrisburg, Illi-
nOis, February 20, 1891.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21
August
Flower

II have been afflicted with bilious.
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admire
ton i'll which I hold it. 1t has given
me a new lease of life, which before
was a burden. Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." Jesse
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned BY Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND fOtslIlNhhs
SEVERAL battles have taken place re-
Gently between the French and ''blsck
| flags in Tonquin.
PATRICK EGAS was in Washington
consulting President Harrison regard
ing GILLIAN matters.
GEN. CREsPo has been proclaimed
president of V~cnexuela.
Tue apparent trouble with the print
ing of ballots under tho new law la
Pennsylvania has led to apprehension
I'of trouble of n similar kind under The
new law in Iowa
A UvAu court holds hat the test
oath law requiring voters to swear
that they DO not belong to any polyg-
am.,us organization before casting a
territorial vote is Illegal.
A MASS meeting of negroes ut Mem
phis, Tenn. recently declared indie
~pcndence Of the local republican party
because Of an asserted bargain of the
republicans with the peoples party.
A. H. HIRscH, minister to Turkey, has
resigned.
Gov. PECK, Of Wisconsin,, has issued
the call for n special session OF the leg.
i~slature TO enact another Legislative APP
portionmcnt law to take the place OF
gerrymander No. ., recently overthrow
by the supreme court
The supreme court Of the United
States has begun the hearing of argu-
ments In the suit brought to test the
Miner election law OF Michigan.
JUICE JONI w. BENNETT, a leading
democrat Of South Dakota, has come
out for the republican ticket on account
Of fusion.
GEORGE SnrRAs. JR., OF Pittsburgh,
took his seat as n justice of the supreme
court ut Washington.
THE democrats OF New York have in
dorscd Judge Andrews, the republican
candidate for chief justice.
1NuABITANTsof Spakia rose up against
Turkish soldiers and u bloody battle
ensucd.
The remains Of Lord Tcnnyson were
laid to rest in Westminster abbey with
BETTING honors.
CONGRESSMAN BRECKINRIDGE has no.
titled President Palmer, Of the worlds
fair, that he will not deliver the ora
ton at the dedicatory exercises.
EX-PREMIER MERCiER, OF Quebec, has
been committed to stand trial on
charges of malfcasance in office.
MR. BLAINE recently visited White
law Reid at ophir farm.
THE New York court Of appeals has
held the apportionment law to be- con-
stitutionaL
HENRY WATTERsoN is to be orator ut
the worlds fair dedication.
LII HUNG CHANG, premier of China,
has developed irritability approaching
to madness. He kicks and cuffs almost
every one who secksan interview.
Hon. JOHN J. INGALLS, will address n
republican meeting to be held in the
Auditorium at Chicago on October "a.
THE election for the new Italian
chamber Of deputies is fixed for Novem-
Der o..
CApnIvI must either withdraw the
German army bill Or resign, so a dis
patch says.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

SOME n asked Chauncey NJ. Depew
the other day what IL was that i'm
pressed him most on his summer trip
overthcre and he unhcsitatingly replied
that 1t was the Passion Play at Ober-
Ammergau. He had hobnobbcd with
dukes and princes, had climbed mount
aims, meditated by ancient tombs and
suffered ia the WEAKNESS of riding In
the cooped up boxes in their railroad
Carriages" and had sampled the En-.
glish after dinner speech, but moth.
Ing was $ interesting to him MS the
Passion Play.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21
MlAt,ELLANEOlIH.

Ar Little Rock, Ark, IL Chinaman
was fined for smoking opium. His
countrymen have combined "a employ
counsel and carry the case to the higher
court.
TWENTY-FIVE feet Of the levce oppo-
site upper New Orleans has given way.
SOFT coal dealers of the east are COM
bining for ''apportionment"
BosroN printers demand that all
newspaper offices pay the union scale
OF Is cents per 1000 ems.
JOHN HALDINGER, u brute, has con
fessed to beating five children to death.
lie also killed n mar. He is under ar
rest at Paducah. Ky.
GEN. RUGER reports n decrease OF de-
scrtions in the Columbian department
In his annual report
JUDGE SLOWER, of New York, declines
to naturali2e aliens who cannot read
and write the English language.
The Glasgow Jack the Ripper has
been caught by the officers after an IT.
tempt to take his life.
THE evidence in the Toledo Doodle
cases makes things look very bad for
the indicted councilmen.
AN attempt was recently made 10
burn the house of John Fox. n non
union laborer at Homestead, Pa.
FIRE in Lockport, N. ", destroyed
Chester's and Johnssn's flour mills.
Loss, about $3.50, 900.
COMMISSIONER BELL replies to the
charges made by Capt. Lee, showing
that the attorneys for the C~heycnnes
and Arapahoes were entitled to tn,
large fee received by them.
THE strike of tanners at milwaukee,
has been declared OFF.
SINCE the 3Oth Of September thu,
has been an increase of gold In til,
treasury of 81, 900, 900, making the totaI
amount of gold o held size, 400, $50
The net surplus in the treasury has ais,
increased, being now s3i, 800, 900.
GEORGE G. GER, who was engineer OF
the Monitor during the battle with tn,
Mcrrimac, is dead at Charleston, y. C.
TIE Manhattan railway during on,
day OF the celebrations ut New Yorl
carried oi4, 100 passengers.
THE Dominion government report
that the fishery catch this season /
above an average one.
ANDREW JONES, n colored brother, ha
been preaching the destruction OF Chi
| cago, the prophesy Of which came I,
him In a dream lie Is credited will
forctelling Johnstown and other calam
ties
= THE Chicago aldermen, invited To tn
) New York celebrations, report a rock
time, no n paying any attention I
them. They had no tickets and had (
pay for what they got.
The British cruiser Aurora will re
: place the Warsprite as flag ship of tn
. Pacific station.
The last of the militia have lci
Homestead. The cost to the state @
I account of the strike was $500, 600.
< ALLARD, the French Canadian blacl
smith. has succeeded in tempering all
minum as hard AS steel.
SEVEN of the supreme officers OF tn
Iron Hall have been indicted at Indian
apolis, Ind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

GEORGIA seems TO be prolific in gent.
uses for platform work. The latest de.
vclopment In that line down there IL II.
w. J. Ham, who has just dropped down
from the mountains in the northern
part Of tho state, and Is drawing large
and ~enthfsiastic crowds a. n stump
speaker. His face is described to be-
that of q comedian, and his campaign
arguments IRE almost entirely illustra-
tive anecdotes. Everything reminds
him Of u story, and he Is never at a loss
for appreciative hearers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

SoME N who has kept up with the
rise and fall of the great old Egyptian
river says that the Nile has a fall of but
six inches to the 1000 miles. The
overflow commences In June every year
and continues until August, attaining
an elevation Of from twenty-five &c
twenty-six feet above low water mark,
and flowing through the valley OF
Egypt" In u turbulent body twelv,
miles wide. During the last 1000 year,
there has been but one sudden rise OF
the Nile, that of 1898. when $4,000 PEG
pie were drowned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

They are telling an amusing story
about Richard Mansfield, tho actor.
who was not always as prosperous AS
he Is now, and who'has even tasted the
cup OF adversely very near to the dregs,
In boston, once upon u time, he asked
u friend and admirer for a small loan,
which was given to him with a little
friendly advice. Mansfield was in very
low spirits and his friend told him "a
brace up and havs some style about
him, bringing his TRADE to a climax
with q What sort of u man are you.
anyhow What sort of a man am I?'
responded Mansfield, with a bitter
smile; I'm haif Englishman and half
starved"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

ONE after death, as in life, should be
kept together rs much as possible.
Nine. Blavatsky's ashes are now placed
In three fine brass urns. One of these
reposes iu the London headquarters OF
the Philosophical society in Avenue
road, N. W. Another, having beer
transferred TO India, has been placed
In the headquarters Mt Madras. Tho
third, under thu keeping Of Mr.. Judge
the leader of the American th~eosophists
will shortly be placed in n niche GOV,
cred with glass in the wall OF tn,
principal lodge in New York city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21
New ,Iis.ourI Republlcan Electors.

Sr. Louis, Oct. Ia-The republican
central committee has ordered that
all electoral candidates who were Office
holders or candidates for Office and
ineligible rs electors should resign
from the ticket. This affects Da-
vid Bonham, Fourth district; James Il.
Burney, Sixth district; benjamin f..
Russell, Ninth district; L. w. Ranchen-
stein, Tenth district, and Nelson Cole,
Twelfth district, who have resigned and
the following have been appointed
in their respective places: Thomas q.
DUNCAN, Robert L. Lewis, Byron ii.
Anderson, William j. Hollocher and
Max Kotaney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

By being "too prompt one can be-
come ridiculous, which is something the
well bred man always finds to be ex-
tremely embarrassing. Queen Mar
guerite, OF Italy, recently arrived In a
town where great preparations had
been made to do her honor, and, being
offered some lunch, declined it and said
that all she needed was a glass of water.
The water being brought she drank |,
and was about to take her handkerchief
from her pocket to wipe her lips when
the mayor. misinterpreting her action
bowed respectfully and said: "You,
majesty need not trouble yourself.
can assure that the lunch lis oil pak
for" U
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don News, referring to the claim Of the
Corsican able, Casanova, that Column
bus was born In the town of Calvi, in
Corsica, says: 1.-THE pope, who appears
TO ~countenancc the Calvi legend, au-
thorized the celebration of a grand
pontiicnl mass in the Calvi cathedral
Wednesday. At that mass the Able
Casanova read u discourse in which he
hailed Columbus us the bcncfactor of
Eurnncn
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-21

tExalmH onkis scarce, lots offered for
sale nowadays commanding high prices,
At a sale Of some oak trees In B%urghlcy
park recently one tree, containing 100
square feet 81 lumber, sold for s40o. A
year ago an oak sold for 5000.