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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
A NEWS.
Nebraska's Crops.

The Omaha Bee lately printed crop
reports from N hundred points in the
state. covering fifty-ivc counties. In
making their estimates the correspond
ents used last years enormous crop as
. basis for comparison and the state.
ment that the season will yield two.
thirds TO thrce-fourths of a corn crop
can that the corn will crib from fifty
to sixty bushels TO the acre. II il safe
to say that Nebraska's corn crop will be
quite up to the average. From only one
county does there come n discouraging
report. Thayer county seems W have
decidedly the worst of the bargain.
There Is an almost unanimous senti-
mcnt in favor of winter wheat as a
profitable crop 1t has been sown by
the majority of the farmers more as an
experiment than as a certainty. The
wonderful yields reported, even from the
counties that have suffered severely
from dry weather, are encouraging. The
average yield of this ~cereai,as indicated
by the counties reporting, will be thirty
bushels to the acre and the acreage il
large. Oats have suffered considerably
from the weather. The wet, cold sea-
son delayed seeding for this grain and
retarded its growth, yet the yield will
be fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER.

DOZENS of fatal cases of cholera have
occurred ut st. Petersburg.
HoN. b. Il. SMALLEy, of Vermont,
has been made chairman of the demo-
cratic committee, having charge of the
speakers in the national campaign.
GEN. n. G. DUNS, "a well known club
man of New York and Washington,
committed suicide Mt Denver, Col. His
mind was disordered by drink and love
for n Mrs. Barnes.
WASHINGTON Is almost deserted by
| officials.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August l2 showed an average In
crease of ~. In New York the increase
was 40
AN offer of : 800, 900 has been made
for the s., 800, 900 worlds fair souvenir
coin.
Gov. Brown, Of Kentucky, authorizes
the denial of the published statement
that he requested Buchanan to COM
mute the sentence of II. Clay King and
denounces as u forgery any petition
with such purpose with his name
signed To it.
AN Indian village was destroyed by
fire on Queen Charlotte island, II. C.. 1t
was started by Christianized Indians,
who objected to the heather burying
of the dead On poles.
EDITOR MEpiLL, of the Chicago
Tribune, is after the worlds fair di-
rectors with n sharp stick because of
alleged extravaganza.
THE manager Of the jefferson iron
.,.,l. NJ Gta.rtantlA ~ huo ,.af,t.A
to sign the scale.
THERE are 100 places in the gift Of
the people, authorized to be filed by
Indians at the various agencies
throughout the country, at a total OK
pensc to the government of sa57, $40.
BISHOP RYAN, of Alton, H., has OBJ
tanned writs Of ejcctment against
Father Huffman, of Mitchell, recently
deposed. Considerable hard feeling
! has been stirred up in Catholic circles
over the matter.
THERE is a huge slump in the postal
business of New Orleans, caused by the
collapse of the lottery company.
The official count of the Choctaw vote
gives Jones, the progressive candidate
Tor principal chief, a large majority and
} gives the progrcssives IL out of 20 rep
resentatives in the national council.
TWELFTH Indiana republicans nomi'
mated A. j. You, n locomotive engineer,
for congress.
In the Chickasaw election Wolf, full
blood, defeated Harris, half breed, by Q
small majority.
) Two children were fatally burned By
q fire at New Bedford, Mass
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS

Two torpedo boats attached to the
British blue squadron while maneuver-
ing lear Portsmouth came into collision.
One Of them was so badly damaged that
she sank.
The brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners In national convention adopted
a resolution demanding Of congress the
repeal of the clause of the act recently
passed closing the worlds fair on Sun,
day.
The Cramps. Of Philadelphia. secured
the contract to build the ocean grey,
hounds that are To beat the records ol
the City of New York and the City OF
Paris.
TWELVE Cinnamon were landed nea,
Port Wilson, Wash, the other day
four OF whom were arrested.
THE Knights Templar c~onclave opened
at Denver, Col, on the 9th, with a gran,
parade.
EIGHT persons, all negroes, wer,
drowned 10y the swapping of II fcrr,
sloop between Sullivun's island and tn,
mainland, near Charleston, s. C. The,
Were hucksters on their way To tn,
island,
SILVER is quoted at 81 cents an ounce
the lowest figure yet reached.
DEUDER will shortly commence sui
against the watch trust
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
shot l,y n Girl.

BELvIpERE, N. j., Aug. 11.-Patrick
Quinn, u telegraph operator at Della
ware station, is lying at his home, in
Oxford, suffering from two pistol shot
wounds in the head and neck in
flicted by Miss Hattie Acres, OF
Cresco, Pa. Miss Acres regarded
Quinn as "a lover, and 1t is said that the
shooting Is the outcome of his desertion
of the young IN The girl, after
the shooting, took poison. Miss Acres,
after her arrest, would not make any
statement except to say hat Quinn had
wronged her and that she wished both
were dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE sl0, 600 prize offered for the best
dramntization of BLACK Beauty" has
not been awarded. Nine plays were OK
amined and refused. One play not sub
mitted In the contest has been consid-
cred worthy Of a trial and will be
brought out in the fall. John Oliver
Hobbies" whose last contribution to the
Unknown Library. 1.-The Sinners Com
edy,"has attracted attention, is young
American woman living In London and
her real name Is Mrs. Craige.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE Scotch housewives know how to
take care Of the money when they have
an opportunity. Some Scotch working.
men hand over all their wages to their
wives, who make them an allowance
for pocket money. In the course of a
newspaper controversy on this subject
. thrifty matron stated that she al
lowed her husband one shilling and six
pence weekly out Of his wages, with
permission to spend n portion of 1t in
taking u dram with a friend on Satur,
day night,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THERE Is a movement on foot In
England 10 permit bearers of the minor
title OF Honorable" To prefix this to
their names upon their visiting cards.
The honorable movers hold that In
these days, when there are so many
honorables that the public can't rcmcm-
Der who is honorable and who Is not,
their distinction will go unrecognized
unless they are permitted to label
themselves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
British Northwest Crows.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 1.-THE official
report of the condition of the crops In
Manitoba and the northwest says:
Crops have matured rapidly during the
past three weeks. In many places the
yield will be small on account Of the
drought, About Indian Head and east,
also in Manitoba, the yield will be good
on all well prepared lands. Wheat will
he fit to cut In a week or two earlier
than last year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

FREpERicK ID. TAprES. the genial
president Of the Gallatin National bank
Of New York, began his career in Wall
street as u boy in the bank which he
now directs, and through perseverance
and foresight attained the position he
has for some time filed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
ONE ENJOYS


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn e%ffectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most,
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Y0ak. nv
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
August
Flower

had been troubled FIVE months,
with Dyspepsia. I had a fullness
after eating, and a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. Sometimes a.
deathly sickness would overtake
me. l was working for Thomas
McHenry, ID Druggist, Allegheny City,
Pa, IN whose employ I had been for
seven years. fused August Flower
for two weeks. l was relieved of all
trouble. l a now eat things I
dared not touch before. I have.
gained twenty pounds since my re-
covery. id. Cox, Allegheny, Pa. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
sFREpKRIcK WARD was playing Damon

sFREDERIcK WARD was playing Damon
I'm Utica, N. Y. His first entrance Is
from the senate chamber. After the
reception applause had subsidized, Da.
non spoke his first lines, beginning:
'And now there Is no public virtue left
In Syracuse" Whereupon a voice in
the gallery broke in upon the stern old
patriot with the remark: "No, begorra,
nor In Utica, nayther."
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

The gavel used by Vice president
Morton In closing the first session Of
the senate of the Ffty-second congress
Is one of historic interest. In i7s5 Gen.
Washington planted six trees at Mount
Vernon, which were named after dis
tiuguished heroes Of the revolutionary
war. The wood used In the head of the
gavel was taken from one Of these his
toric trees Ia magnolia), and the handle
was made from u lockwood tree named
in honor Of Lafayette, This gavel was
maze by Lieut. Bradley, of the capitol
police. and is a fine piece of workman
ship. The gavel was presented by
Lieut.. Bradity to the John Brown Fort
company and will be placed among the
collections of the relics in their exhibi-
ton building, which has just been COM
pleted in Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

+. Nichols Crouch, the author Of
kathleen Mavourncen," celebrated
the sath' anniversary Of his birth mt
Portland, Me, on August ?. A reccp-
ton was given in his honor by friends,
who had the pleasure OF hearing him
ring the charming ballad again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

Coon looks must be supported by
good dressing, % there Is a failure in
the general makeup. Congressman
Bailey, Of Texas, Is generally consid-
cred the handsomest nan In congress,
but he does not dress In a cal.
culatcd to bring out his good points.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

Mr. DINwmDIE, Of the national bu-
reau of ethnology and archaeology,
has been Mt Salisbury, Md, for several
days seeking information of the long ex.
tinct tribe of Indians known as
the Nanticokcs. With several local as.
sistants he has traversed the en-.
tire length Of the Nanticokc. river, Wis,
iting the mounds and graveyurds of the
tribe. At Riverton considerable pot,
terry was found, and one human skele
ton was unearthed, which II is claimed
was that of a long departed brave. Tn,
skeleton of q large dog was also discov
cred. The Nanticokes are supposed Il
have departed from their native hunt
ing grounds about the year 1850 an,
moved westward.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE mace Of the house OF representa-
tives consists of u bundle OF thirteen
ebony rods entwined and bound togeth-
err with silver bands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE shipment Of fruit from Califor-
mia to London was sold there ut auction
the other day, bringing comparatively
1ovy prircs
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

KING MALrEToA has been given e2,8oO
as his share OF the proceeds from the
sale OF the vessels wrecked at the Sa-
moan Islands
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THERE Is n famine In Siam and mis-
sionaries ask for assistance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

AT Messina, Siena and three other
italian university towns the number OF
students is so small that there is a pro-
fcssor to every four pupils.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
COMMENT.

THE rubber trust combination goes
into effect November I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE number OF juvenilee criminals con-
victcd in England in 1891 was less than
half tho number convicted In 1871.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE constitution Of Louisiana per-
mits women to hold any Office connect
ed with public education.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

THE Mexican loan of 5000, 900 was adj
vnntagcously placed, showing the good
credit Of the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

Tun medical journals are beginning
70 take an interest In the improvement
Of country roads.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

NEW coal fields have been discovcre
In Lancashire, England.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19
The Only One Ever Printed-Can You Find
tho Word?

There Is a 8 inch display advertisement
In this paper, this week, which has no two
words alike except one word. The same is
true of each new one appearing each week,
from The DIR. Hartcr Medicine Co. This
house places q "Crcscent' on everything
they make and publish. Look for II. send
them the name Of the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.
SPEAKING OF the small piece OF ice. it's
generally u warm day when it's left.-Phil-
adelphia Times.
THE tramp prefers ''loaf'' sugar In his
coffee.
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manager and forms pool railroad
frefabts. are advanced and tie sunshine
which "a Lonutiful providence sent on
TIE farm and farmer is knocked ont
These railroad combinations can reduce
"A farmer TO bsggary and build mp or
destroy cities and eCmmuuities-
"a family is raised in Pennsys
John goes to Missouri, Biz to Illinois
and Bob comes to Kansas IL takes
small fortune 70 transport these fam
lilies from one state TO another and the
.couseuusnce is these brothers seldom
IF ever see each other and their families
are strangers, 5thus destroying the
family ties that are the foundation OF
all patriotic impulses Who dares
speak against these abuses and for the
peouley There is not "a newspaper Ia
this country that has the courage to
say a word against a system that is
robbing tile people and raising nation
/ of moral slaves instead OF nation OF
patriots. Tie newspaper men all
/ have their passes in their pockets and
ike the legislator and the judges on
/ the bench, they are under obligations
| to the railroads. This infant sup
ported boy the people has grown to
be "a giant king and rules with "a des-
potic power that is well nigh irresist-
able"
Il am republican but If the
republican party has not tile courage
to meet this transportation question il
is doomed to everlasting defeat and
auuihilation in all the western states
| The great common people are coming
to settle this question rightly and for
ever, and their coming like the TRAMP
of mighty victorious army is heorS
, in the distance by all who have the
sagaeity to discern the coming Of grea
coming events. Beacon.
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the lying old Capital continues its
pretended statistics Of the reduction Of
mortgage indebtedness. These sta
Jlss1s have been proven false time
after time, ana yebwith a pertinacity
unparalleled in the history Of perad-
ions politics. the old Ieprobate con
tinues tlle story week after week.
Last Sundays issue was rather
stronger than usual. II asserts that
OsAsiIs superintendent Foster has pub
fisiled supplementary report showing
HAT Kauss.s mortgages are rapidly
decreasing. ana then gees oR to brae
IS Though they we're Ie.ng paid.
While we sseuia an rejoice il tisi'
tsatenent Werpstslis, We know it j.
curly !, lsss lsaea 20 shishl the fhieEe.
and rol.lers Who have airea&y atoier
mere tlisu half the wealth of sal
souiliFy from thnss who created IT b.
tlss All II Just sach viiiaifa an-
eeoundanis IS ths ediseF at That T's-Ilef
ard - IsrhaI.s Ws ouglFs wtiil
-af "A ls7sI7s.Tis- Ia II
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MOVING TIE CROPS.

From the Now Nation.
The present freight blockade caused
by the over taxing of the railroads by
the transportation of the enormous
grain crop of the west, is AN argument
Of much force for something like the
government warehouse system for the
storage of grain, which is one aspect
Of the so-called sub-treasury plan of
the alliance. Moving the crops" is
the annual occasion of "a great strain
upon the financial and transportation
resources OF the country This year it
is simply worse than usual, threaten
ing as it does to grow worse and worse
for at least the first half OF the winter.
This periodical disturbance ofaIl other
business interests of the country, on
/ account Of the grain crop, would be
obviated by "a government warehouse
system. which by furnishing storage
/ near at hand for the farmers and "a
/ safe advance upon the amount stored,
! would save them from the necessity
/ they are now under, from lack OF stor-
/ age and of cash, of throwing their
product all at once upon the market,
/ thereby not only mcouveu fencing the
other business interests of the country
i'm the ways described, but also causing
glut which places the producer at
the mercy of the broker and middle.
man. The demand of the western
| farmers for a government warehouse
/ system has a basis of sound reason.
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AN oLP-TIME WEDDING.

How That TunpoFtanu Event was Managed
I'm New york Two GenerutIous Ago.
s'A wedding was quite an extrava-
giant affair" Mrs. Burton Harrison re-
ports a lady of the oIden time as say
ing. ''AIy wedding dress? Tt was made,
of course, by NYhitiugham-satin, thick
as a board cream-tiuted, cut low in the
neck, and the bertha a friu of yellow
sh-bIonde lacei laced mp behind, awful-
ly tight, I'm afraid. aud the skirt
reaching to the instep. Then 1 wore
pair of Lanes white satin boots, and
siN-buttou white kids Early in the
afternoon had come MarteI to dress
my hair IN three huge bows o,
how tired j was before he put
on my orange wreath to be
crowned by e. long blonde veil. Ny
bouquet, I well remember. vvaE com
posed OF white monthly roses grown ia
the diniug-rcom windows OF my hus-
bands maiden aunt, and surrounded
with gorEuium leaves, and the holder
was OF gold, set with pearls
The groom and groCInsu1eu4' who ar
rived at dusk, wore blue coats with
brass buttons, white satin stocks and
vaistcoass. and RULED shirt bosoms-
Everyone of them had submitted to
have his hair frizzed by fash ionabls
barber. We stood, during the we'd
ding, between the folding doors, and
atterft, went down i'm the basement &c
the supper. Yes my dear my mother
mixed the brides calse-bIack cake an
old recipe-and It was iced by the con
IeGtio4sr. Coutoit furnished the ice
cream but the supper was mostly
cooked at home Turkeys, hams, chick
! ems, game, preserves, ielliesY blanc
manages, branded peaches, grapes, rails
| ms, nuts, plenty Of Stewards mottoeal
/ and candies, cake Of sli kinds, Madeira
T port, and sherry were Thought aii-sufl-
I cieut then for gentleEollrs- i shah have
T TO own that the bride had finger fu
most OF the preparation ] blsuched
I every almond mamma used The rzoli
I formidable ceremony wac the arst up
] pearance OF the bride and groom for the
I fashionable stroll On Broadway in tlll
. afternoon Laugh as much as goU
I please, ladies, but i wore a pearl bro
eade, with Leg-of-muttuu sleeves.
steaple-c=owued hat OF white satin
trimmed with orange blossoms. ana 9
Z long white ven that reached usurly e,
my heels Of course spurtsd the sol,
r1utc1 tha- was ny wedding gift, Et-a-
iu my helt and secured hE thick gold
zl-t1 =zlTur rl= Eee-z- AEu-iu-1.ru
with nay husband, we were Haezl--ii
much Observed. bus IL was che Ehia.T 6
do. ladies Home 5ournsL
gEal7F znI eaasa1s 8 9 t.1-za VIA 'fa1 70
desert a l-z-p win t-- I.,..t 81 tie Etazailg
c-t1Ezzs-s -7ziza ocl----z E-azEsC .lZe-ls1=zz
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The Voice, a paper published in New
York, has obtained conclusive evidence
that a number of republican post
masters throughout the country have
Illegally withheld the paper from the
parties to whom it was addressed, and
then sent to tile publisher Il card falsely
stating that the paper had been
refused, when in fact the paper had
never been delivered to the parties to
afIom it was sent. Some Of the post
masters of this country evidently think
it Is Eiasir right to determine what
kindsof papers their patrons shall read,
hut tlsay Will probably he better
informed shortly. There are "a couple
ole Of postmastels ia this county whom
sVe have-gsod reason 10 believe allow
their partisan zeal to overcome their
respect for law, and it might lie we'll
for them to watch the proceedings in
the cases OF the postmasters mem
tuned.
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THE republican papers are giving
the democrats a great deal OF gratui-
tons advice on the subject OF fusion
With, shs peoples party. They are
very fearf5I tiIstt the democrats viii
weaken in their firm allegiance to
ancient democratic principles, aRd
make, as they term it, a disgracefal
combination with the peoples party.
The CaD,taI attempts to convince the
democrats that it IS much more i'm
pCrtaut 10 them to defeat the peoples
party and save the credit of the state,
than it is TO elect "a democratic presi-
dent The election Of "a couple of
democratic congressman from this
state, and the taking of the state from
the republican column in the electoral
college are evidently, in their judg-
ment, smIIl matters for the democrats
/ to gain, in comparison with the terrible
evil of u victory of any kind for the
peoples party. The democrats of the
/ towns worked so cordially with then
last year that they evidently imagine
/ that the credit sea redodge they worke,
last year Will do duty this fan. Blu
/ things are different now, and the raul
and file Of the democratic party vii
not so easily line up on The side o
monopoly against the people. How
any democrat who honestly believes ii
tariff reform, free coinage of silver
and personal liberty of the citizen, cal
cast a vote that Will even indirectl
assist party to retain power, who's
leading principles are a high protective
tariff; single gold standard o
money; determined opposition to an
attempt to control corporate greed
and the restraint of personal Iibert
by sumptuary laws, is more than w
cam understand.