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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
Food for Pigs.

Daily refuse is ono of the products
III IL may be 80 styled Of the dairy and
creamery that assist IL adding to the
profit. Skimmilk, buttermilk and
whey contain the heterogeneous matter
of the milk, and are more valuable as
food for pigs than corn, a such refuse
contains oil the elements Of growth.
The keeping Vt cows In order to supply
milk 70 creameries necessarily demands
the keeping Of hogs also.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
STORMY A WORK.
a spisadsa way e Mahins 0sod Ola RAIL
IonoOo.

4 spisadid way - Making Coed Ola Rail
Ienees.
In sections where old rail fences =
only . temptation and not . hindrsnoe
TO stock, some system BY which they
can b made good st slight expense
will b welcome. II . quantity Of
frames BE- made like The engraving tho
fence may b Strengthened, laying the
rails ends oas on top Of another be-
tween the upriGhts, and the material
will be sufloisnt usually 70 moro than
fence the whole line. Ono will also
reap the advantage Of. being able TO
clear up the weeds and brush along the
old fencs row and Drop the land more
closely. A slab or plank 81 feet long.
averaging 2xo inches, will do for the
bottom piece, strips 2xS inches for the
uprights and others, lx3 or 4. for the
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
The WAY 70 success.

A. . rule, II you want o money
oil stock, and this especially applies to
the cows In the dairy, 1t must have the
best Of care, 1t must have food anu wa
ter regularly, must be kept clean, and
in every way made comfortable Mt all
seasons OF the year. II you cannot
make up your mind TO treat stock IN
this manner you can sell out aud go
into some other business -'WeStsrn
Rural
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
suitonnn omclnl Hond.

FRFDrR1cKsBuBG, Va. Feb. %. Especial.
Mr. :. r. Moxiey. a prominent farmer OF
Fauouier county. died at his home near Beale-
ton few DAYS ago. Mr. Moxey was ire
ouent visitor to this city and was member
of the Royal Arcanum order here, IN Whlch
his life was insured for 3 /. 800
Major J. n. boswell. who has been quite
sick al his home or Princess Anne street. has
improved 10 such an extent As to be on the
street to-day.
Mr.. Robert Burton q prominent citizen oil
Stafford county. Is very sick with pneumonia
at his home near HARDWOOD.
Major Il. .Iayl0r scott. the Attorney ZEN
eral of the State. has served upon the bonds
men OF the late City Treasurer, r. ". A'ams,
notice Of suit nD0n his official bond for the
sum of *. .Os5. 81. due the Commonwealth on
account Of revenue Of 1880 AM 1891. including
license taxes. he suit as required by law.
will be brought in the Circuit Court OF the
city OF Richmond.
Alr. William II. Cunningham Is seriously
sick with pneumonia al hls home on Char-es
street .
Captain 7. McCracken and Mr. William J..
King. two of our leading business men, nave
been very sick, but are lmpro Flng rapidly.
Officer John IA Robinson Is confined 70 his
home by an attack OF the grip.
4 number OF young men ~ tie lower part
Of Spotsylyania and upper part or Caroline
counties have had several successful fox
hunts recently The last one occurred few
DAYS ago and fine sport was Afforded, resulting
in the capture OF two foxes. Mr.. 4. {. CorOlu
and several others have fine Ia ks OF dogs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

HAMrDrS-SmNEy. Va. Feb. p Special
The intermediate celebration" which has
been the talk and tho anticipation 81 weeks
took place here tonight ~ College chapel
The room was elaborately and tastetu.ly
decorated. and the scene presented one OF
rare beauty and interest. tie beauty being
invested IN the forms countenanccs md cos
tunes OF tho many Nourg ladies, while the in-
terest centred chiefly IN the gentlemen
who we're tie speakers of tie occa-i d.
These young men were fl m the hilan-
thropic Society. Mr.. Crane. senior orator:
AIe.srs Graham. White and Mcdonald,
iunior orators. From the Junior society Mr..
Moore was senior orator. ana tue luaior ora
tors were Alessrs. Morton. S'eDDirs and
Mclaughlin. All OF tie speakers did well,
reaecting credit upon themselves and honor
upon their alma mater Tho audience vas
attentive and apprecative and were treated
10 music by the College string band alter
each speech.
Nany fair visit u graced the assembly.
This was the first occasion when the new
society halls "a the Memorial building were
rublicly viewed and admired.
Dr latlmer IS still ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

STREET cARs NOT RUNNING.
The Mayor of indianapolis Refused Proteo'
ton Against strikers.

Iyp1aNArolIs. IND., Feb. 23.-Not street
car is moving in indianapolis to-day, and 1t is
hardly probable that any will move until poa
lice protection is guaranteed to the company's
emploves. Aiayor Sullivan still refuses to
furnish police % assist IN running the cars,
and President Frenzei says that they cannot
be moved until such protection IS given.
An eiolt was made this morning az the
New Jersey avenue barn 10 take oct
a horse car. but the strikers pushed 1t back
into the barn and bOlted and barred the door.
The company has eight barns, each OF which
is guarded by from fifty TO two hundred
strikers and sympathzers 10 prevent any at.
tempt TO run cars. The Central Labor
Union is expected 70 indorse the strike to
night thus alying all the local labor unions
with the Street Car Brotherhood. compro-
mise or concession by either slde seems OF
remote possibility.
President Frenzel has ngain appealed TO
Mayor Sullivan for police protection, % when
no response has been made. President tren-
Eel saws he will next demand assistance OF the
sheriff and if refused will apply for an IN
junction restraining the strikers from inter
fering with the running Of cars. He also says
he will hold the city responsible for al
damage 10 property
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ST. LOUIS. No. Feb. 23-A sensation was
caused IN last 81 Louis yesterday evening by
the arrest or Kew. j. NJ. Lacrled on charge
of attempting 20 blackmail Mr.. Frank IS.
Bowman. the largest landowner and probably
the wealthiest man IN East st. Louis. Mr..
Bowman received two letters from Rev. Mr..
Lacred charging hm with undue intimacy
with Mrs Lacred aud offering 10 COM
promise the Ofense on the payment OK
81 600 in cash. lacried acknowledges writing
the letters and declares the intimacy has been
going on tor some time. He attempts to JUS
tity his demand tor money on the ground that
he Isl poor man and deemed that $1,000
would paliate the crime to aicertan extent;
besides It would teach Mr.. Bowman q useful
lasROn.
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1NOTHER IRhdNsAS hOB.
A Negro Murderer Biddied With Bullets
while I'm Prison.

PYE B1urF. ARR. Feb. 23.-George Z. Har-
ris a negro prisoner in the jail, was riddled
with bullets last night by mob at Varino.
the county seat Of Lincoln county. Shortly
before midnight crowd Of armed men en-
tered tho sleeping-room OF Jaller n. u.
Rogers and demanded the keys. Rogers
refnsed 10 deliver them but was
overpowered. and when tho mob secured
possess:on of the keys "a rush was made tor
the jail. and Harris cell was quickly located:
The negro had heard the noise. however, ana
placed a billet of wood in the lock so tho
iolt could not be turned. Seeing the door
could not be forced open. one OF the moo
placed the muzzle Of his revolver through
tho bars and pulled the trigger;
Ina minute score OF guns joined IN ana
the negro fell 20 the floor fatally injured, tha
blood streaming from dozen wounds hay-
ing accomplished its work the mob quickly
dispersed. Harris crime WAS the murder OF
l.. L. Parker. sewing machine man. IN July
last
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Nrwronr NEWS. Va. Feb 23 Special. =
4 laree audience gathered m the Opera iouse
last night 10 hear the Schu ert quartette. lt
was the fourth entertainment IN the Young
Mems Christian Association star course he
sinoin, bv the uuartette WAS excellent. They
were supported by Miss Baldwin sololst. ana
Miss Clemens. reader. Miss Clemens sus-
tanned her reputation as a true artist.
Ihe }oung Mems Christian Association has
developed very much under the management
of Secretary G. G. Kent. who las shown
energy and gool judgment.
Mr Neibergsll. who had the misfortune to
have his arm cut on by saw IN the Joiners'
shop at the ship-yard last Friday, IS reported
doing well to-day.
Waliford ~ Richmond. who Is now al the
Union Theological Seminary. VIII take charge
of the Presbyterian church here about the
first OF May. -,
The 22d passed off very quietly here. The
banks were closed. but there was no public
celeDratlOn.
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MES. JEWELL 8AS NO REGRETs.
Were 1t to DO over Again She Would
Again Apply the Torch.

TFxARKANA, ARK, Feb. 23.-lloweyer much
some Of the people here may deprecate the
burning at the stake of Coy Mrs. Mary
Ievell's assailant. Mrs Je' sll herself fully
apuroyes OF 1t and suffers no remorse for her
rsrt in the awful affair. It was she that
decided the mode Of C0y's death and applied
the torch. and she says now she would not
undo il If she could.
Mrs. Jewell is an attractive little woman OF
twenty-two. with light hair and b.ue eyes,
fair of SKIN and rosy of cheek 10 reporter
she expressed the most complete satisfaction
with the work of the mob. and added.
Il could have cut the scouudrel's heart out
when he was first brought into my presence
after his capture. ! had been told before
that | should have the naming of his mode OF
death had plenty OF time To think about
it. and after the fullest deiberation decided
that death at the stake and by fire was the
punishment for his crime as well us the only
death that would DO certain to teach his race
lesson. and thus tend to save others Of my
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Teleurnnhlc Eregitles.

,onort roach San Antonio Tex. Monday
,1.r Gnrla had been captured by Mexican
soldiers I'M the State of iamanlipas. Mex.
rhe steamship lndianna. from Philadelphia
FOR libau With supplies Tor starving nus
.,.rs .o..ad 10 .ca at A. Nj. yesterday.
President Samuel sloan was reelected at
ves,.r.lnr's aunug. meeting Of tho Delaware.
fuckagnnua and Western railroad IN New
TGe t,lal o. Bertram C. Webster for the
murder 0f Charles l.. Goodwin IN the Perciyal
Flats on Aususs ID last begun in New York
Yesterday.
pro,e.sor Robinson. Of Bowdern College. -
Bangor. Me-. has ex8miuel the contents ot
tine box of cooking sofia" by the use OF which
some tweuty-eignt persons We're poisoned at
Mount Clase last week. and declared that
the substance wac pure arsenic. The stnf
WIS sold by widow named jarrett. Shs
thought II was solia. but 10 row appears her
husband. who died recently used II ior pre-
serving purposes.
r.. j.. Murphy. president OF the Interstate
Artificial Aa.u Company ~ bOOdland. Kan.
has started the process Ia CailornlA Tor max
ing ram. Tho company has d new twO-story
building built. and say they pave come 10
stay. Farmers have contracted with linders
and Borders Of iulare for over iO.OU0 acres OF
rain, they having tho rain company under
contract
Tho district convention OF the Patriotic
Order Sons OF America Was held IN Sunoury.
Pa. Monday Moro than nifty camps were
represented In the evening riot prevailed
in the public square. caused by number of
members OF the order and outside citizens.
Three men were seriously hurt The police
were unable 10 auell IL and called on private
perscns 70 intercede After considerable
difscnlty the rioters were separated and sent
L their homes.
4 number OF Government vessels are still
AZ Mare Island navy-yard. Tho Albatross 10
now being oyerhauled aud will leave about
the middle oi March To Iesuryey the route
for the Hawaiian cable No orders Tor tho
departure OF the Baltimore or Charleston
have been received. repairs on the Adams
will be completed in about month, The
Nipsic repairs are completed aud she Will soon
20 TO Port Orchard. the site Of the new navy-
yard on Puget sound. Three months Will W
required for repairing the Ranger.
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ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED.
UNyArURAL fNFlrUIrioN.
DIR. Charles Breedlovc Kills Himself on Ac
count of His Love for His Friend.


ST. LOUIS, No. Feb. 23.-Dr. Charles d..
Breedloye. of Baltimore. Nd. committed
suicide in his room at Hurst's Hotel at 3
o'clock this morning by firing bullet from a
32-calabre REVOLVER into his brain. In the
same room. and not ten feet from DR.. Breed
love. stood Mr.. A. JudsOn. teacher IN the
High school OF st. LOUIS. the man for whose
love he committed the terrible deed. Breedloye
reached this city last Monday and was TO leave
to-day In company with Mr.. JudsOn. but
missed the train. Judson returned 20 Mr..
Breedlove's room and found letter lying on
the dressing table addressed to himself lie
was in the act of reading 1t when be was
startled by the report oil revolver. and look
ing up saw BreedlOve falling 20 the floor with
the smoking revolver clutched IN his right
hand. He died almost instantly. The letter
which was addressed 10 Judson reveals
a peculiar case of unnatural love be-
tween men. 1t is endearng In tone
and suggestive in character and re-
fers to sinful actions on the part
OF the suicide and Judson He speaks Of his
love NJ being beyond his control, and says he
hnds it impossible to live without Judson.
and rather than be separated from HIM he
ends his life. BreedlOye was "A practcng
physician in Baltimore and his parents live
AZ Fort Smith. Ark. A l0cket suspended
from the suicides neck contained picture OF
Mr. hudson
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THE MITCHELL LETTERS.
THE REQUEST 10 ExAMINE DENIED.
a Motion for BALL for Miss ,Iohnson-Another
strnnge Case of Infatuation Re-
suits In Suicide.

MEMPHIS, TESs.. Feb. 23.-The criminal
courtroom. although enlarged to three times
its capacity. was crowded 10 suFocation this
morning aud hundreds were turned away at
the door
At o'clock Alice Mitchell. accompanied by
her father and brothers. and Lille Johnson,
leaning upon the arm of her father. entered
the courtroom from the left hand entrance.
Judge Dulce. upon the opening Of the court,
read a short opinion overruling the motion Of
the counsel of Alice Mitchell to be permitted
TO inspect the letters in the hands OF the At
torney-G General. Miss Mitchell was returned
to Jail accompanied By her relatiues.
TIE MOTION FOR BAIL.
The motion of Lille Johnson for bail was
then taken up Miss Joe Ward. sister OF the
deceased. was first put upon the stand. AFTER
q rehearsal OF the facts connected with
the killing of Freda Ward the couhset OF
Miss Johnson again asked the court 10 allow
them to have the benefit or the let'eIs .', nel,,
by the AttOrney-l lieucral. This oelng oDJec'ed
to by the Acknowledgement the court over
ruled the Defendants motion, holding tAal
the letters cannot he inspected.
Upon examination letter vas read from
Miss Johnson TO Hiss Ward asking WHY sn5
had refused 10 speak ~ her. ihal eue n"'ie- 80
10 know SO she might inform her irlends Wheh
asked why they were unIriendy.
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED.
On the recross-eXaminati0n tho witness all
mitted tnat her sister Freda and Alice Mitch
ell were engaged 20 marry and had made
arrangements to elope and 60 70 st. Louis
aud get married last summer that her mar
ried sister finding ont whas WAS gong on.
prevented Freda from having any iurthor
communication with Miss Mitchell and pro-
hibited her from associatlng with her. lhey
also prohibited Freda Ward and witness from
associating with Miss johnson ON account or
her being wild and flirting with men while
visiting them at Gold Dust, Ark.
The court then adionrnel until tomorrow.
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For the Hampton Institute.

New YORK. Feb. 29-The movement which
was recently begun in Boston to raise per.
manent endowment fund for the well
known Hampton Institute. Of Virginia. which
educates Indians and colored people as
teachers. was continued here on sunday
evening at largely attended meeting. at tho
Brick church Presbyterian in fitth
avenue. IL was announced that s2O, 600 bad
been secured IN Boston for the fund. Tho
object Of the movement is 10 place the insti-
tute on a firm foundation. SO that It will have
no further need of constantly appealing 10
the country for assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
Short Session OF The House.

When the hour for the opening of the
Uouse arrived this morning Chief Clerk
Towles announced the detention from his
duties Of the Speaker and said that it was
necessary 20 elect Speaker pro tenn. On
motion Of Mr. Catchings, Mr. AicAli.lin WAS
elected u preside during the absence of the
Speaker.
mittee requested that the hearing Of the
Crair-Stewart contested election case, which
he had given notice would be taken up to-
day, be postponed until Thursday next. After
the call OF committees for reports ana the
transaction OF some routine business the
House. on motion of Mir. Catchings, al
adjourned at 1920 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

sex from the horrible experience through
which / have passed" .,,,
Then you have no regret IN the matter
None whatever. We're 1t 10 90 over hgaih
would light the fro again just as did on
Saturday"
The charred remains of Coy were placed IN
a pine box and buried in Potter's field at
public expense. two distant relatives iollow-
ing az the only mourners. The cedar stump.
a foot thick and fifteen feet high. 70 winch
Gov was bound. has been visited by thou;
sands of relic-hunters. and 1t has nearly ell
disappeared in chips.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

PIrrsBrpo. P,.. Feb 2I-A party Of young
people who had attended dance at Brad
dock were run down by u train on tho Penn-
sylvann railroad early this morning. ono
was killed and two others fatally injured.
The party had missed the last train md were
walking home. The train struck them before
they could stem from the track. Alice Gaskill
was instantly killed. William Dewar. aged
TWENTY-FIVE. sustained injuries from which he
died in few hours later and Milton Seigler
WIS SO badly injured that the PHYSICIANS
have no hopes oil his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
wH4r IS SAP or THE DEAcoSs.
Interest I'm the Recent Tragedy Mt Cannes
shows No Sign of Waning.

GAINES. Feb 23.-lnterest in the Deacon
case shows no sign Of waning. All information
regarding any Of the persons concerned in that
tragedy IL eagerly seized upon and discussed
in AN its bearings Very little. If any, reliance
is placed upon tho statement that Dir. Deacon
was aware OF the intrigue between his wife and
Abeille and that lie conniyed at IT, It's held
by many Americans here that the statement
ol Mrs. Deacon ls made IN attempt 10 shlesd
herself from the odium attaching TO her since
the discovery OK her iiason and the fatal re-
suit that followed. Mrs. Deacon lett for Paris
on sunday night but the Judge has sum-
moned her 70 return 10 Grasse on Thursday
to attend the examination OF her hus band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

New YoRB. Feb 28-Edward VI. Field, So
nior partner OF the banking firm of Field.
Lindley. Weichers IL Co., was arraigned IN
the court Of oyer and termner this morning
for trial IA an indictment Tor forgery. tield
looked haggard. When he was called 20 plead
his counsel submitted the finding OF the
Westchester court declaring Field insane.
and Judge Van Brunt said he would order
the question OF Fields sanity by II inry. The
selection of Jury was then begun. and as
sooa a. the iury had been chosen tho court
adjourned until 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
PRICE TWO CENTS

OF which the sophomores captured five fresh
men and tied them hand and foot They
then took two Of them out in tho country
and placed them in oke-house. where
thew remained Tor eight hours. and were
nearly frozen when found by a farmer. ono
of tho Others was thrust into sewer and two
were put in cellar. where they remained
until morning. These men are now confined
10 bed. suffering from bruises and exposure.
THE faculty have ordered the classes placed
in iail in a body. and several arrests have
loov -, alq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

Paris. Feb. o. M DO Freycinet has again
and finally declined 10 organize a Cabinet sem
ator Loubel. Of the Republican Left" has
been requested by the President TO undertake.
the task but has been obliged TO refuse. IL
IS now reported that ex-Alinister kouber will
be conferred upon. Presided Carnot is much
perplexed at the disinclination of good and
capable statesmen TO take ministerial Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

CHICAGO. Fob. %. The special trains bear
inc the congressional visitors who bave
been inspecting the Worlds Fair site
and buildings lett this city on the
return 10 tho national capital
AT 9 this morning. The return trip is 10 be
made over the Pennsylvania lines and If the
trains are on time the party will reach WASH
ington ut 10 o clock tomorrow forenoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

WAsHlNGroy. ID. c.. Feb. 23.-Minister
RYAN. of Mexico. telegraphs that he is in re-
ceiUt of advices from the Mexican Minister
If Foreign Affairs to the effect that the bands
of CAPTAIN Catarina CARA. organized IN tho
state Of Texas. have been completely dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
sir nenrr cotton Dead.

LoxDov. Feb. D. The Right Hon. Sir
Henry Cotton. late lord justice Of the court
Of appeal. died to-day. aged seyenty-oas
Years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
GUTTENBUEG.
Another Cardinal Gone.

BERNr. Feb 23.-Cardinal Gaspard MermiI-
lod who has been III LOT sohe uiue' o'eo To-
day. in his sixty-ninth year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
Freshmen and sophomorcs at War.

Nrw WILMINGTON. Pa. Feb. 23.-.A fierce
feht is raging at Westminster College here
between freshmen and sophomores. Several
fierce encounters have occurred, during one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24
Results OF the Races.
The following are the results Of the races
Yesterday

yesterday
GLOUCESTER.
First race. seven furlongs s-paola first,
KINGDOM second. Sam D. third. Time, 40
second race. Eye furioncs Minnie j. first.
Vproar (colt) second. Knapp third. Time,
Third race. six and half furlongs Can't
Tell first. Rose Howard second. Hour third.
Fourth race. nine furlongs Ed. McGinnis
first. Vendetta second, CTlspn third. Time,
2.0L
Fifth race. four and half furlongs John
Lakeland first. Fast lime second. Uncer-
tainty third. Time. l02'4.
Sixth race. six and quarter furlOngs-
&. first. Goody second. Pilgrim third, lime,
102l2.
CUTIENBUHG.
First race. five furlongs Sir Lancelot FIRST,
Onibbler second. Marty B. third. lime
Second race. five furlongs Crab Cider trst.
Lady pulslier second. Lester third. lime
Third race. six and half furlones- Insight
first Mckeever second, Granite third. Time,
Fourth race, four and hall fuIlongs.O6-
lection first, Bolivar second. Idea thlrd.
Tifth race. six and half furlongs-Alma
II first. Bill Barnes second. Joe Courtney.
third. Time, 1920.
Sixth race. seven fur,orgs-Longstride first.
Kempland second, Pelham third. lime
I.3ll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-24

IA tho Tammany control is concerned am
not frightened by the bugaboo. remember
81 tho close of the war Tammany was the
only Democratic organization in the country,
and upon it was formed the party"