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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25
ADDITIONAL DIsPATCuEs.


A DAUGHTER Of Mrs. Asa johnson
while working an example on the black.
board.
A WOMAN put q dynamite cartridge in
the oven To dry at Holland, N. Y. Her
son Ralph was killed and the oma
was badly in jured. The house was
shattered.
BERNARD MULLER, q Russian jew,
died ut Bellevue Hospital in New York
from anthrax, a disease in which the
veins and muscles become infested
with ~animalcul@.
THE Swarthout brothers, charged with
killing their father aid burning him in
q haystack, have been held to the Feb
rnary term Of court at Morrison, Ill.
SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas, says The
next senat will be democratic and that
it will repeal the Mckinley bill and
pass the free coinage of silver bill.
REV. ii. NJ. WHARTON, OF the Baptist
church, has commenced a crusade
against the dives of BALTIMORE, Md, u
In DIR. Parkhurst, of New York.
EIaHr suspected nihilists have been
arrested near Lublin, Russian Poland.
A BIO discovery of gold has been
made ut the Caribou mines ear Truro.
N. s.
L. l.. ALLEN and Miss Matte Withers,
of H~opkinsville, KY, each Ii years OF
age. went over to Dover, Tenn, and
were united In marriage the other day.
GMMORE's band disbanded after play
ing Mt Cincinnati.
OFFICIAL returns of the congressional
vote in the Fifth Arkansas district give
II. A. Dinsmore dem. n plurality of
3 ,433 over J. L. Bryan (pop.l
The Homestead strike has been Of
fcially declared of by the Amalga-
mated association.
The friends of Tom Watson, the
Georgia alliance congressman, say that
he was beaten by fraud, and they are
raising a purse for the purpose of o n
testing the election.
THROUGH the fatal neglect Of n Sleep
ing train crew two heavy freiyhts col
lidcd in Chicago and three men were in
stantly killed.
AN Oklahoma Christian scientist who
believed that u rattlesnake had no
power to harm him picked one up and
got a bite. from which he died.
OWING to the recent death of Mrs.
Harrison there will be no festivities at
the White house until after the holt
days
TH steamer Rosa Lee was burned at
the Memphis wharf and IL was feared
that four men perished In the hre.
YALE defeated Harvard by tho score
| of q to o, In the great football game at
! Springfield, Mass y ~ n
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OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

FEhNSONAn AND gfN
CLEvELAND received 500 plurality in
Delaware. Casey DEM was elected
governor.
FoUR alliancemen and three demo-
Gratis were returned TO congress from
south Carolina
Tns widow Of Ralph Waldo Emerson
died at Concord, Mass, wei % years
old.
NORTH DAKOTA went democratic ex-
cept congressman and secretary Of
state. ~
A CALL Of n meeting of the house ap-
preparations committee Is TO be issued
for November rs. 1t Is alleged that the
national treasury is menaced seriously,
the deficiency on pensions alone rum
ming up TO ESQ. 600, 900.
THE annual meeting of the Farmers
Alliance commenced at Memphis, Tenn,
on the 10Th. !
MARoAREr MATTER cm~phatically de-
MES the truth of the report of her mar
riage with Gustave Pabst.
JohN HoEy, cx-prcsident of the
Adams Express Co., died at New York
on the l4th.
THE president has appointed William
Potter. OF Pennsylvania, TO be minister
to Italy; David =. Thompson, Of Oregon,
to be minister TO Turkey. and Edward
c. Little, Of Kansas, TO be consul-gen-
eral at Cairo, Egypt.
PREsIDEST-ELEcT CLEVELAND and
many notables were guests at the an
nual dinner of the New York chamber
OF m given at Delmonico's.
LATEST returns from all the counties
of Oklahoma show that the republicans
have n majority Of one In the legisla-
ture on joint ballot
SENATOR kENNA vas reported alarm
ingly Ill at Washington.
X. +. KoLB. peoples party candidate
for governor of Alabama,
over his own signature that he will con-
test the election on the ground of
fraud. The Legislature OF that state
has met, but took no action.
The complexion Of the Nebraska leg
islature will depend on the result of a
number of contests which have been
filed.
TIE king Of Dahomey Is suing for
peace.
GAIT. MoNrELL, the French explorer,
will arrive shortly at T'ripoli, after tra-
versing the desert of Sahara from Senc-
gal by way Of Lake Tchad. Capt. Mon
tell has been eighteen months making
the journey.
THE New York Sun says that Cleve-
land will not call an extra segsion Of
congress-
COMPLETE returns from Ohio show
the republicans successful with an
average plurality Of 1000.
DONALD W. Balm, present and recently
reelected treasurer Of North Carolina,
In dead.
PRESIDENT HARRISON says that all
%purported interviews with him since
the election are fakes and that he has
not authorized any Of them.
GEN. ISAAC y. CArLIN, of Brooklyn, Is
mentioned for commissioner of pensions
under Cleveland.
GEN. j. q. BURBRIDGE, of st. Louis
died recently ut Phoenix, Ariz. He was
q confederate brigadicr.
The coming tory congress- ut London
will consider q very Siberal programme
Of reform.
ONE republican was elected to con-
gress Ia North Carolina.
The populists failed to elect n con-
gresham in any Of the southern states.
THE bitter fight between the demo-
Gratis and the populists In the Farmers
Alliance at Memphis, Tenn, eliminated
In an open rupture.
Mr. BLAINE has been suffering from
a severe cold and high fever but 10 oct
ter.
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miscellaneous

On his return home Minister Egan
was given an enthusiastic reception ut
Lincoln by his friends
AT the late election Douglas county
cast nearly 5000 votes Lancaster
county cast about IS, 600.
The ''unterrified" jollified Mt Omaha
over the election Of Cleveland, and, ac-
cording to the Bee, ''kiclsed up an in
fernal racket"
APPLICATION was made In the supreme
court for Il writ of mandamus to compel
the clerk of Clay county to issue GER
tificates to the republican candidates
for the legislature on the grounds that
the independent candidates, who re-
ceived u majority of the votes, had been
Endorsed by the democrats, and In print
ing the official ballots the names OF
the independent candidates had been
placed on the ticket twice. At the
same time another contest from Knox
county vas started which, IL successful,
will unseat An independent representa-
tive and seat q republican. II these
changes are made the legislature will
be tied on JOINT ballot.
Gov. BOYD has committed the sem
tcnce Of John and Virgil Reddick from
Imprisonment In the state penitentiary
for one year to Imprisonment for seven
months and fifteen days. The boys
were placed in the pcnitentiary on the
18th OF May last and were sent up from
one of the counties In the northwestern
part OF the state for stealing u quantity
Of wheat from their employer. 1t seems
that the boys had some difficulty in col
lecting their pay from him and they
took the wheat and sold 1t in order to
get even. Their mother Is q widow and
in destitute circumstances She wrote
q very affecting letter to the governor,
and the Judge and prosecuting attorney
In the case united in seconding her APP
peal for clemency.
JUpeE JOSEPH Is CLARKsoN. whose
body was supposed to be resting at the
bottom Of Honey Creek lake. H., arrived
In Omaha the other day the picture Of
health. His story of his wanderings
reads like u He says that to
all intents and purposes his mind has
been q blank for the past three months
While at the lake he was seized with
an irresistible desire to tramp over the
country NuCH Hc WcHt w thc iunc tc
took a second suit OF clothing. and,
leaving his old clothing and all his val
uablcs in a boat TO throw his friends Off
the scent, he disappeared. During his
wanderings he knew who he was, but
concealed his identity, and refrained
from writing home. The day before
his return proofs of his death were sent
to the insurance company.
Coon luck was too much of n surprise
for Charles y. Ruggles, n lnborer on
the new bridge at East Omaha, and he
dropped dead from joy during a game
| of cards the other night. A number of
laboring men were sitting In q quiet
game In the boarding house office on
the island. and nearly everyone had
put up his pile. Ruggles staked mis-
last cent. He held three aces, and on
! the, last round drew the fourth. One
glance mt the hand was enough. With.
out a word he fell over onto the floor
dead.
A LIVELY now storm prevailed In
parts of the state on the night Of the
j fG.kI $50 s5ft W.
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SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. Is. -Abraham
Haas, Of Montreal, has begun suit
here to recover 1870 acres Of land in the
northern part Of the city, partly
plated, and 20 lots in the center OF the
city. the whole worth about a quarter
Of a million dollars Haas came here
in 1857 and bought the property. When
he left he placed his business in charge
of his brother, who paid the taxes till
1872, when, supposing Abraham had
been drowned in the st. Lawrence
river, he secured title to the land as
the nearest heir. lie has since sold il.
A firm of attorneys has taken the case
and expects to establish Haas title.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

THE late election was considered re-
markedly quiet; nevertheless, some
thirty murders were reported. 1t seems
that nothing can be done In the United
States without murder. 1t will be a
good thing when the blunt criticism OF
some foreigner stings us into u sense OF
shame ut occupying the position Of the
most bloodthirsty nation on earth.
With over seven thousand murders re-
ported In the censu year comes the re.
Section that we are losing more life by
murder than other countries lose by
war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

NATHANIEL s BARRY, Of Bristol, N.
H., is the oldest living ex-governor In
the United States. II he survives until
September !, 1896, he will be a cen.
tenarinn. lie was a boy of very humble
parentage, became a tanner, as Gen.
Grant did, and In 1851 was elected gov.
crnor of New Hampshire. He is still a
man Of considerable physical and OF un.
usual mental vigor, partly, he thinks,
for the reason that he has not touchec
tobacco for thirty years o spirituous
liquors for more than sixty.
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In the First congressional district tho
vote was: Bryan. democrat, 10, 7s4;
Field, republican, 1884; Shomp. popu-
list, airs. Bryan's plurality, 40.
The Second district gave Mercer, re-
publican. l0,5ol; Doane, democrat, 0, 407;
Wheeler, populist, 8, l52. MERGERS plu-
rality, 1904.
The Third district gave Meiklejohn,
republican, IL, sos; KEEPER, democrat,
s,995; Poynter, populist, SRA. Meikle-
johns plurality, 3.265, with one county
to hear from.
The Fourth district gave Hainrr, re-
publican, 1861; Vifquin, democrat,
s,942; Dech, populist, ll.52A. Hainer's
plurality, 4. 100.
The Fifth district gave Andrews. re-
publican, 12,550; McKcighan, popnlist,
l4,772. Majority for McKeighan, a.22l,
with three counties TO hear from.
The Sixth district gave Whitehead,
republican, LISA; Gatewood. demo-
crat, Z. 7Si, KEN, populist, ASST. Kem's
plurality, l,G03, with eight counties to
hear from.
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SENATOR KYLE thus accounts for the
small populist vote in South Dakota:
"The day before the election q blizzard
set In. with the wheat standing In
shocks In fields all over the state. As a
result hundreds Of populists did not &c
70 the polls, but worked steadily
throughout the day in their effort 70
get the crop threshed and out OF the
way OF the weather. Those who worked
In the field were popu,ists."
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

JOHN d. RocKErELLER is having a
massive oaken case, similar to a book
case, put into his stable. 1t has doors
OF polished oak, with brass hinges and
heavy plate glass The inside will be
lined with purple plush, and, when
completed, the bits which shine in the
mouths of his trotters and coach horses
Will be arranged inside Of this magnif.
cent a In rows, ready for use, as well
~ AN appropriate ornament for the
Rttbic.
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ONE who went down into the low
land says Death valley. CAL. not
withstanding its suggestive name, IL
b abode OF more curious and wonder
'ul specimens Of animal creation than
any place Of its size within the limits OF
the United States. Tho oldest Of the
creatures, perhaps, is u species Of rodent
called the kangaroo rat"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

GEN. CAssIus NJ. CLAY. the veteran
diplomat, soldier and anti-slavery ad-
vocate Of Kentucky, has given his fine
library and his statuary aud paintings
70 the county in which he lives for tho
nucleus OF . public library. The gen.
cral In nearly 30 years Of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

PRrNcs LOUIS. Of Battenburg, com.
mander In the royal navy, has been ap.
pointed naval adviser TO the inspector
general Of fort works. The post. which
10 q s~inecurc. will add e4,4b0 q year to
his income. His appointment was due
20 the queen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

THE esoterio London society known
m "Thc Souls" will soon begin the
publication of n paper. with Miss
Margaret Tenant as one OF It's two
editors. These two souls will soon dis
cover that II will he necessary that
they should have more than q single
thought II they hold out IN an editorial
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

AMONG the candidates for favor under
the coming Cleveland administration is
Sam Morss, OF the indianapolis Sem
tinel. Morss wants to 70 TO London
and I'LL the place now occupied by Con-
sul-Gcneral John c. New. In case
Isaac Pussy Gray fails to find n place in
the cabinet 1t Is predicted that Morss
will engage his passage soon after the
9TH Of March.
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Ar n meeting Of the Mersey Docks
board In Liverpool II was decided to ex-
pend ~, 500, 900 in furnishing extra ac-
~commodation for Atlantic steamers and
in improving the hnrbor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

WILLIAM WALTER PHELrs. United
States minister to Germany, will build
. magnificent country house on his
1000 scre farm in New Jersey as soon
M his diplomatic duties are over and
settle down for o while us a country
gentleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

REDBUD. ILL.,, was swept by q tornado
IN the nth. All the houses were
wrecked and many persons were in
jured, n baby being killed. The storm
Of the date mentioned was widespread
and was very destructive 10 telegraph
wires.
IRISH aud German Catholic priests Of
Newark, N. j., are engaged in a bitter
controversy.
The Washington Park hotel, nj Gin
c%innati, collapsed, but all the four per-
sons who were In the building escaped.
Ar democratic ratification at Mount
ain View, Ark, explosives stored In a
school house exploded and four persons
were killed.
The National brewery at Baltimore,
Md, burned. Loss about $500, 900.
THERE ara fears in Brooklyn Of an
epidemic Of smallpox.
TELEGRAPH companies In Georgia are
exempted from liability for failure to
deliver kilograms on Sunday.
THE advance In cotton mt Camden,
Ark, has had a most beneficent effect
on business in hat section.
THE Illinois steel mills ut Joliet, Ill,
Is arranging to shut down TO adjust
wages. Over 1000 men will be without
work.
PLATE glass companies are forming n
trust
THE United States attorney at Chi
cago has no hope Of securing a convic.
ton OF Swift or others In the packing
house combine, charged with violating
tho Ia tnrSxnta o,rA la,v
ABOUT SO per cent. of the Iowa farms
are mortgaged according to q census
Office bulletin.
In an accident on the Atlantic e. Pa.
cifc railroad, in Arizona, William @.
Walker. of Trenton, Mo-, was killed
and five other passengers injured.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November IS showed an average
increase Of 06 compared with the cor
responding week OF last year In New
York there was n decrease of 80.
THE missing British ship Lodore has
arrived safely at San Francisco. She
was PAT days from Newcastle, England.
Her delay was caused by heavy weather.
More thar once she appeared to be go
ing to the bottom.
THE ranks of the Homestead strikers
are reported breaking.
THE Catholic archbishops, in owen
ton ut New York, have concluded their
labors.
PEOPLE Of Arizona were much alarmed
over n threatened outbreak Of Navajoes
under Black Horse.
AMHERST defeated Williams at col
lege football Mt WILLIAMSBURG, Mass.
Score 90 to O..
The 'little black trunk' which
figured In the legal proceedings against
ex-President Potter, Of the Maverick
bank, has been opened and there was
not a single paper in it which would
criminate Mr.. Potter.
THE mining congress- which was to
have been held at Salt Lake. Utah, De-
cember o, has been indefinitely post
poned.
THE case Of tho city of Creston, To-,
against Greeland Cemetery association
for the possession Of the cemetery wa
decided against the city.
IVAN PETRoFF, who deceived the
United States government about the
Behring sea statistics, has been seen in
San Francisco, but cannot be found.
THE large British steamships Ame-
thyst md Cactus have penetrated for
miles up the Hrazos river in Texas.
After discharging their cargoes they
will load with oil cake for Europe.
OYSTER boat slavery in the Chesa-
pcake bay is acc more rampant Ig-
norant immigrants are inveigled on the
boats and subjected to the grosscst
brutality.
LONDON building trades have secured
a forty-eight hour week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

EDwAnp MURPHY, JR. denies Mr..
Shearman's statement that President
elect Cleveland said he would id
II he would give any pledges TO Shee.
han.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

JESSE GRANT, the youngest son Of the
general, has made a success Of the min
ing business, and has settled down In
Piedmont, Cal, with his wife and chill
1ran
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

A CALL has been issued by labor or
~ganizations asking workingmcn every
where TO give the wages earned on
Tuesday December 10 TO the strikers
1t Homestead, Pa
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The presence Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph Of Austria at the banquet given
In Vienna 70 the cxarewitch of Russia
is much commented upon. as he had not
attended such a state function since
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CURRENT COMMENT.

IRELAND seems 70 he going into the
shcep business. The "Emersld isle"
now has 100000 more sheep than in
1850. BAAh
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

Dunno October only 4,6oi steerage
passengers landed at New York, the
lowest number since 1877. In the same
month In 1891 there were 80, 79s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

In IIaHrBouRNK, a Methodist min
lister, created n sensation Mt n New
York ministers meeting by declaring
that ho believed In apnosticism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25

CONTRARY 10 previous reports tho
procureur-general OF France has decided
20 prosecute the directors Of the Pam
amt Canal company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-25
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS

Vote IN Governor.
Following is the vote for governor at
the late election:
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Hoods SarsapariNa

nsn standard family medicine, and would not boz
Without H." MIX. and Mus. NJ. NJ. SoLLER, iii2 2ndf
Avenue, Altoona, PA.
PILLS cure liver Ills, constipation,
biliousnoss,J aundicc, sick headache, Indigestion.
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BRIEF TRLEGRAMs.

81. Paul, Feb. 2.-Willlam Il. Lee,
patentee OF u separator, has been given
n verdict for $4,000 against the Pitt.
burg and other mills. Lee says that
flour mills all over the country have
boon using his invention without pay
ing him royalty, anu he contem.
plates requiring other mills 10 account
TO him for the use OF his patent.
Providence, II. l., Feb. THE Bar
naby will, known as the Chester will,
will he presented to the municipal
court tomorrow morning for probate,
when those Interested IN the will from
Chester, Pa. will appear.
Philadelphia, Feb. 2.--James McCul.
Tough, tho last surviving sou Of the dis.
tiuguished tragcdian, John McCul.
Tough, died yesterday.
San Francisco, Feb, 2.-Mo ses Hop.
kins, well known capitalist, died this
morning Of heart failure. Ho leaves
an estate OF $500, 900.
New York, Feb. "A morning
paper says that the terms Of the pur.
chase Of the ElilabelhtOwn, Licking.
ton 4 Big Sandy Railroad, by the
Chesapeake a Ohio, are made public.
q. Z. Huntington has turned over his
10000 shares Of stock In the Big Sandy
TO the Chesapeake d Ohio on advan.
tageous terms, which the purchasing
company extends 10 other holders OF
like securities.
London, Feb. THE Santiago cor
respondent OF the Times tlegrnphs:
The Chlleans hold Egan Responsible
for the continued war against the Con.
slitutional Government OF Chile, but
their only action In the matter In to
leave him entirely Isolated. There Ia
u marked Improvement here toward
the United States Government.
New York, Feb. "A dispatch from
the CITY OF Mexico tonight repeats
the rumor telegraphed last night that
Colonel Hernandez, recently sen
fenced TO death In Moniery, hal been
shot while attempting 10 escape.
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DEsvER, Feb. D. Excitement AT
Crede, Colo, the new mining camp on
the Rio Grande Railway, Ia intense.
People are docking from all pafts Of
the country, AMI many rough-bonrd
houses have sprnng up In n short time.
This mines are something wonderful,
and almost equal to those Of Lesdville
In It's beet days. David II. Moiiatt TO-.
day was offered 81 ,OOO,O 900 by mn Eug-
li-h company TO bond the Holy Moses
Crede, but refused To do ~. Since tue
first prospect was started, nine months
ago, there has been s., 900. 900 worth OF
ore taken from tho mines there, al
though everything II undeveloped ss
yet. Today l.. l.. Dickson, Henry II.
Wolcott aud Il. |. Wolcolt, Of Denver,
and Jake Saunders, u Leadvillc, pur.
chased two.thlrd interest In the Last
Chance at Crede for $4,000. This
mine Ia shipping ninety tons Of ore
which averages $3.50 per ton.
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that proposed In the Mckinley Bill,
rather than nj n uniform rate. The
committee will, however, before IL
reaches any conclusion as TO whether
she rate shall be lower than nj present,
and whether uniform or varying OBTAIN
additional Information bearing on tne
question 10 all Its phases. For this rea-
son IL IL yet undetermined whether OF
not the wool bill shall be the frat tariii
bill reported from tho COMMITTEES.
Should other bills which are Of n less
complicated nature, such as those re-
lstiDg TO binder twine and free lumber,
be ready for action by the committee,
II may be decided TO report nrst some
bill OF a simpler nature than the wool
bill, and give additional time to the
preparation Of this measure. The whole
question Ia still open.