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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
TRADE INTERRUPTED
That Is tho Report in Regard ia
Western Floods.
no FEAR CROPS WILL be DEFICIENT.
From All Quarters Comes Information Of 9
Confident spirit In Regard to business
Money Easy Business Failures
During the week.

NEW York, May SIR. q. Dun u
Co. q weekly review of trade says:
1.-THE great floods Of the west, unpre-
cedcntcd at some points, and prolonged
rains extending over tho whole Missis-
sippi valley, seriously interrupt trade.
Yet there Is nothing to warrant appre-
hension that the crops will be deficient
or that the trade will fall below cxpec-
tations for the year. In all quarters .
confident spirit prevails and e In tho
south business seems to be relatively
less embarrassed than Of late. Money
Is everywhere In large supply and light
demand.
"At Boston trade Is more ~active, par.
ticularly In boots and shoes and rubber
goods, ind In dry goods Is excellent. AT
Hartford groceries are especially active
and hardware trade good, while wool
and dry goods are dull.
Philadelphia notes trade in dry goods
excellent except In the south, more ac-
tivity In wool and especially In worstcd
grades and larger traffic in iron, though
Mt low prices. More encouragement Ia
seen In glass and n slight Improvement
In some groceries. The carpenters
strike Mt baltimore has lost force and
retail trade Is good. Iron IL weaker in
Pittsburgh, but there Is fair demand for
finished products, especially for hard.
ware, and improving trade In glass.
Trade IL fairly good In Cleveland,
equal to last year ut Detroit, with
orders months ahead for cars and rail.
road supplies, and cigarmakers Mt Cin-
%cinnati are busy, doing more than last
year. while pork packing Is heavy, do.
mand exceeding supply.
Trade ut Chicago equals last year and
prospects are considered bright In spite
Of floods. Receipts Of wheat, cured
meats and lard are somewhat larger
than an average. Receipts Of cheese.
butter, rye, oats md wool decreased Q
little and of hides and corn one-half.
Milwaukee reports lowlnnd crops suffer,
ing.
business ut Minneapolis and st. Paul
Is greatly retarded by bad weather and
Mt st. Louis much depressed by tho
floods In the great rivers, though other
wise strong.
Kansas City trade IL likewise depressed
but cattle receipts are heavy and ut
Omaha trade Is very good In groceries
md hardware and improving In dry
goods and shoes. Improvement IN also
seen at Denver In spite of the weather.
At Little Rock trade Is paralyzed by
floods; at Louisville fair in spite Of the
weather, and ut Memphis improved and
at Nashville dull. At New Orleans
trade In fair with cotton in better de-
mand md firmer, and at Savannah.
though trade Is falling, prospects ara
favorable.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number for the United States
102, rs compared with q total Of 175 last
week and 200 the week previous. For
the corresponding week Of last year the
figures were 1884,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

dcrheads and keep only those who have
intelligence. happen to know that
young Battersby. well Off rs he Is, al
ways wants money than no has
got. Think what we shall gain in the
saving Of wages! You don't understand
business details, my dear child, but you
a grasp my meaning"
"Ycs, oh, yes" she answered. n bright
color coming and going in her checks.
''Only, Michael, what will become Of oil
the dunderhends?"
''What docs It matter what becomes
Of thcm?"
He spoke with IN irritatcd mir Of r
prise. and she could scarcely find cour-
ugc TO speak again.
~ think II docs matter. ! know IL
must be hard for q clever man to con.
slider the interests OF the stupid ones.
and yet"
[To DE CONTINUED
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
stock Yards Consolidate.

CHICAGO, May 20. -According to con-
tracts to be signed this week, the yards
OF the union stock yards company will
be transferred to the property of the
Chicago national stock yards company
on the Stickney tract In the town Of
Cicero, The packing houses of the
"big three" and those of the other con-
Germs doing business ut the union stock
yards will remain where they are now.
Cattle will be received at Stickncy,
where extensive facilities will bc pre-
pared for their reception. This move
effects harmony between the warning
ipackiug intcrests.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Getting . Light.

The nristocratic and lordly why's Of
ye English lord was we'll exempliaed
some time ago on board a steamship go
ing to Europe. The story was told by
o well-known lawyer, who was cross
ing the ocean md happened 70 have on
board as a fcllow-traveler n real. live
English lord. Tho lawyer happened to
take q cigar from his poc!ret and waltz
ing yer TO tho lord, who vas smoking,
asked him: "Please let mo have .
light2"
"Beg pawdeu." said the lord, In that
droll, languishing way Of the English.
"Let me have q light for my cigar.
p~lcase?" said the lawyer.
Jaw, yc-ns; call my servant, John.
no cnrrics my matchcn."
The lawyer walked on and In n 1t
those in-a-miuutc-C Charley looks sat
down In q dark corner and wondered st
the increase OF orime, -Cine,nnasi En-
Qulrer. w. y II sos
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
OVER 600 PERSONS KILLED.
The Effects ofa Cyclone ON the Island Of
Mauritiua.

M0ufltbuos
LONDON, May 21.-Baron DeWorms,
parliamentary secretary of the colonial
Office, read q telegram In the house Of
commons this afternoon fully confirm
ing the first reports Of the cyclone nj
Mauritius. The dispatch read said that
one-third of the capital city, Port Louis,
was destroyed. Among the buildings
wrecked were the Royal college and
twenty-four churches. Many sugar
mills in the country were completely
demolished and the valuable machinery
employed In the grinding Of the cane
and In boiling the product, vacuum
pans, ccntrifugals, etc, were badly
damaged.
In this dispatch the first estimate Of
the loss Of life was given. 1t is known,
1t IL said, that in the city Of Port Louis
alone 900 persons were killed. In the
various country districts thus far heard
from 800 persons lost their lives and
these figures are more than likely TO be
added to when news Is received from
the remote districts in the mountains.
1t is believed hat when the death roll
is completed it will be found that over
1900 persons were killed. The greater
part of the fatalities were among tho
lnboring classes, Africans, Hindoos,
Chinese and Malagasis, who do much Of
the work on the plantations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Fort Scott Monitor's Ch.u~c.

Fort ScoTT, May 2l.-The Fort Scott
Monitor was last evening sold to q
stock company composed only of Fort
Scott men. 1t was sold for O., 200. Tho
paper will be conducted as a republican
journal, but will radically oppose pro-
hibition. w. r. Biddle, q prominent
republican attorney and politician, will
have charge of the editorial department,
and the management will be in charge
of II. p. Rice and II. C. Loucks,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
CHAPTER vi.
TIE FIRST LONDON SUNDAY.

Olive woke up in tho morning rs
fresh and bright as yer; but she vas a
little disposed to undcrvnluc her fresh
ness and brightness. She had nothing
better to wear than her village bonnet
and gown, and to-day she was going to
church with Michael. The girls heart
was very tender and humble; q Fash Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Humphreys Congressional Chances.

TOPEKA, Kan, May dispatches
received this morning from Cowley
county state that Gov. Humphrey car
ried Arkansas City, Winfield and two
thirds of the county townships for con-
gress. This assures him n solid delega-
ton from Cowley county ut the conven-
ton tomorrow Gov. Humphrey has
carried Cherokee 20, Crawford "a, Mont
gomery 90, Elk II, Cowley "a, total 1T.
1t requires only iOs votes TO nominate
which gives him fifteen votes to spare
in the counties already heard from.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

Guatemala reports a terrible drought,
a scarcity OF provisions, u smallpox
epidemic and q bad outlook for the
crops.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

Over 100 families have been made
homeless by u fire in the city Of Tehu-
anteDec,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

Russian students INDUCED in Q dis
graceful riot at st. Petersburg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Legal Notice..

Whereas, on the I'd day Of March, 1892,
w. NJ. Guiwits made, executed and do
livered to Richardson, hughes & Co., his
two certain promiss0ry notes for the sum
OF six hundred dollars each, dated March
2, 1892, n OF which notes is due and
payable March !, 1893, and the other of
which Ia due and payable March /, 1894,
and whereas the said Guiwits, to secure
the payment Of said notes, made, execut-
ed and delivered to raid Richardson,
hughes d Co., . chattel mortgage on the
following described property Lowit: One
standard bred trotting stallion No. 0452,
called Noah Birch, seal brown in color,
with one white ankle on right hind leg,
six years old; whereas said chattel mort
gage was duly fled in the clerks office Of
Webster comfy, Nebraska, on the 9th
day Of March, 1923, anawhefsas, by the
terms and conditions; of said mortgage.
Il tho ~mortgsgess OF their ,as.
1t should DO lawful for the said mortgage
or his assigns to take immediate posses
sion Of said goods and chattels, and to
seu the same at public auction, and
vheSeas tho said mortgages feel unsafe
and insecure ard rho terms OF said chat
vits violated, and said mS~oEtgassss kay,
taken possession Of said PROPERTY ~
reason thereof, end under the terms add
conditions Of said mortgage, nov, notice
is hereby given that the said m0rtgaaSSs
will sell the m~ortgaged property above
described under said mortgage at the liv-
cry stable Of Joseph g. Holoomb, in the
CITY q Eed Cloud, In the county Of Web
ster, NsbrsskS, on ths wa day Of October,
1899, Rt one fP!elock >. m. Of sajd day.
There V nov dye and owing rom said
Guiwits 70 tho said mortgsgees on the aai3
notes and mortgage, the san Of $1,000. we
RICHARDSON, HUGHES 4 O.,
BY Jas. McNeny, Their Atty. lot
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Out in Cathsrton township, the in.
dependents have 10 resort to all kinds
OF subterfuges Ia order to draw q
crowd. The other night they adver.
tised a magic lantern show, and when
the people got there they found three
independent speakers. But then, the
independent party ID a magic lantern
OUTFIT, as 1t just as often casts a de.
ceptive light as anything else.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Abraham Lineoln's physician, the 49,
nent Dr.. Holland, who attended him In
his last moments, whom the brave mans
life was fast ebbing away. stated that it
Vas not the direct result Of the fatal
shot OF "Booth" but the reduced physical
condition Of the president due to the
enormous strain upon his nervous system
that II he had taken the necessary pre-
cautions to have kept his blood. liver and
kidneys In a sound and healthy condition
sssovery would have been certain, and
that the remedy he slways recommended
vss Hepaticure, the Great English Blood
and Liver tonic, as it is absolutely certain
to cure oil these troubles. For sale by
L. H. Dsyo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
I0lnl NennfAk

On October 20, the city Of Red
Cloud will have a big dey, and espoo.
tally the republicans, Tor that is the
day and date that Hon. W. Il. Andrews
and Hon. W. A. McKieghan will have
their joint debate in Red Cloud.
Every voter in Webster county ought
to turn out on this occasion. Both
gentlemen will define their positions in
politics and that is what you want "a
hear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

we have heard Il stassd BY FREQ trad
en- shat American manufacturer cold
she'stwsrss IN foreign countries cheaper
shan ss'homs. In contradiction, W will
take the price Of tviHs binders, retail
price in this country sbount elAS, In En-.
land sssA. France eco and Italy much
higher than either. Mowers, in the U. 8,
sbost go, England 90 10 $50. France
seo 70 300, and 20 on down the whole list,
In every case tho implements bring high.
sr prices In foreign marksts,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Fully one-half Of the democrats Of the
district ere fighting McKsighan, and hun
drsds Of independents are turning over
70 The republicans, hence our dsmo-popu
MT friend will have 70 get of his mule
team and get something faster Il he gets
elected. Swistssss however will not gst
him there this year. - MI. Andrews viii
drav shs salary for the next two years
AFTER the 9Th Of March, 1898,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

The other Day q Sutton, after the joint
Ssbsts between Andrews and MoKsighsn
Our fsl1ovtovnsmsn clipped OF TO his
hotel, and vas overheard 70 ssy, 'th.t II
the rspsblieans kept up shat kind Of en-
thusiasm they would maksit interesting
for him" and b can bet his life that IL
ilspesst VIII b kept up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Our republican friends should not for
est that W. have . clean cot Of men on
eAs ticket this year. Judge Crounss. our
casdidsss for governor is very much the
superior In every way Of Van wyok, and
what 10 true Of Crounse 10 true Of every
man On The tic .:st. With such men NO
wonder that = publican independents are
coming back ~ the party BY hundreds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Il 10 reported 10 " that down In Web
stsr end Nucko'b counties the saniidae,
! OF w. =. Austin y meeting with much
approval ~ tho votsrs are beoommiug ac
quaintsd with him, and Il II c~onadsntl,
prsdictkd BY the knowing onss aowr
there that no viii carry esoh county by q
handsome majority. Up here 10 bis own
county where he is 80 well known he
should recsive shsndso1ns vote. getting
every vote IN HE party and occasionally
capturing . vote N the other parties. He
Il known ~ . No. business man, and
his long business sxpsrisass should emil
nsntiy a him Tor good hard work In the
Dsnats.-Echo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

John McCallum, that big-hsarted in,
dustsious and successful farmer viii
make Rilsy's chances look SLIM when
the votes are counted this fall. Mr.. Mo
Callum il gentleman and also q politi-
cal scholar. He 10 more than familiar
With the wants Of Nsbrsskans and II
elected will no doubt sstisfaotorilyrepre
cent the constituency OF his county. His
friends can rely upon his honesty and
ability II elected to cast his vote where
It will do the most good TO the greatest
numbsr.-Bluo Hun Lesdsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Webster county 10 going republican
THE fan By 800 majority. II every eoon'
" In the 9Th district will vote ~ straight
for We rspsbliean ticket - viii Webster
county, every man on the republican
tiskst from road ovsrsssf up 70 prssi'
dent Vim b eloctsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Drunkenness. or the Liquor
Habit Cured a Home in Ten
Day. By Administering DR..
8aincs' Golden Specific.
It can be given In Q glass Of beer, a
cup Of coffee or tea or in food without
the knowledge Of the patient. It ID alb
solutely harmless and will effect a per-
mansut and speedy sure, whether the
patient 10 Q moderate drinker or an al.
eoholic wreck. It has been given in
Thousands Of cases, and In every instance
. perfect CURE hes followed. II never
falls. The system once impregnated with
ths specific, 1t becomes an utter impo:si.
b!iity Tor the liquor appetite to exist.
S SSai:! @sq s;::. 1Sdir. = R gSs 6 SoS ! Of S gps:
-" %, Les Race Street, Cincinnati, o,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

The peoples party In Kansas, like No.
brasks, after bowling Themselves hoarss
for Two ysars over the "outlsndishnsss''
Of putting boudholdsrs and bankers iato
ofsss," have nominated and are running
. milisoasirs for governor. Consistency
10 that party Il on the fence, and 70 about
70 jump iAto the arms Of the very fellows
It he's been fighting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
For Flour and Eeed

Go and see L. P. Albright. He keeps
the best brands and sells his -four Just
as cheap rs others. Also sells hard
and soft coal. Prices reasonable. Of.
ice and scales, corner Of Webster
street aud 4th avenue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

When Baby was sick. ws gave hsr Castoria.
When che IVES . Chilli. che cried for Castoria-
When she became Mics, che chung TO Castosia.
Whsa che bed Chiidrss. ~ gsvs than CassoriA
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

On last Saturday twsnty.four tssehsrs
others interested in educational
work assembled at the school.house In
Bladsn to hold teachess' meeting a
previously announced. Some took quito
IN active part in the exercises Of the day
and there was not one teacher present
who did not say something on some ques.
ton for discussion.
The talk upon some Of the subjects on
the program was % interesting that the
time for the meeting passed by before
all the program could b fully carried
out. Only q few that were asked to Do
some special work for the meeting wsrs
absent. We think that all enjoyed the
meeting and felt that the day had BEEN
profitably spent.
II u meetings continue to b 20 good
during the year a. the two that have
besn held, VI believe that Webster coun.
ty teachers will take o long step in I'd.
vance Of what they have done in this
line during previous years. The names
0t those present at this meeting ere q
tolloss; VIM !. Fraser, w. n. Grant, H
a. Kesnsy, Berthe B. Lovsjoy, Blanche
Mary p. Bssis, 0lsss =. Hoover
nrnol~, '-'a Laird, Minnie ysnasu
Zoa Keith, Bese.. poAtov. Iul;.
n"ono. ~ =. laird
White, Margaret Mcleod, Laura
Mae Hobart, Nora Mccall, Jos. o. Hall
xrs. Anna NJ. Hall, Lizzie Marker, Tishie
Marker, Emma ]. Best, Geo. @. Mann.
Oscar A. Arnold. '
On last Friday evening the teachers
local reading circle in Cathsrton held an
Interesting meeting at tho homo Of Mr..
Ramey.
The local circle OF Garfield met last
Saturday evening and carried out the
program announced last week.
Present indications seem to point to-
wards an improvement in the schools Of
Webster county. They viii improve a.
iar as 1t is in the power Of the tsachsrs
to improve them.
Program Of the Garfield circle for Sat.
rrday evening Oct. Is.
Talk on electricity and its applications
by j. NJ. Garner.
Biog. OF Aogarth,-Jno L. Springer.
Number work In primary grades, BY
the numbers present.
Biog. Of Watt,-Dais Craft.
Biog. OF Goethe BY Mayo Pope.
The teaching Of diacritioal marks and
phonics to young people BY r. N. King.
bog. OF Handel, by Ralph Pope.
A review u the latest important news,
by Jno. l.. Springer.
Biog. OF Addison by +. N. King.
Discussion of the first half Of the
months work in Pages Theory and Proc
tice.
1t is hoped that the meetings this year
will be more interesting than those Of
last year.
There were eight teachers present 70
tabe part at our first meeting. r. E. p.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

3fillionairs vanWyek, and ''Constitu.
Va b id shrsdss," are losing votes In
THE county. vsnWyok's record 10 very
bed and honest people Of whatsoever polit.
isai party viii rsfoss 10 vote for him on
~ grosnd that hs would not b . safs
maa h TIE sxssutivs once. He 10 op.
posed 70 every thing that ID common
With the farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Educational Department.
ID. N. HUNTER, Editor.

To officers, teachers, and patrons Of
the schools Of Webster county, Nebr.:
I heartily endorse tho movement. for
the celebration Of the four hundrsdth
anniversary Of the discovery Of
America to be held on Oct. 81, 1892,
and recommend that every school in
Webster County celebrate the day BY
having exercises appropriate for the
occasion.
Let patrons and school officers join
with teachers and pupils 10 the prop
er observance Of this day which made
It possible for the settlement Of che
best country, and the establishment
Of the best government 10 the world,
our own United States Of America.
Every teacher ia the County will
receiye q copy Of the Official program
this week. This program may be
modified to suit the needs Of The DIFF
fercut schools when necessary. Other
programs from which valuable help
may be obtained will be found 10
almost every Sept. No. Of the various
school journals.
Very truly yours,
D. NJ. HUNTER, Go. Supt.
Webster County, Nebr.
Red Cloud, Neb., Oct. 3, 1892.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Blythe way hes MsKsighan that gov
sennsnt building for Hsstings in his vest
poshstf II 10 NOT 70 b seen In this oity.
-Hastinu Hspublioau.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

People who give Hoods Sarsa.
pariila q fair trial realize its great
merit and are glad to say a good word
for it. Have you tried il?
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Mules n for n.

Now this may seem strange but IL tasv
don't cry for II they would do so il they
onl could. We are talking now about
Haiitr's Barb Wire Liniment which never
fails to cnre the worst out or sore. For
sale by G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

We are now prepared to accept or.
ders for September delivery. Eastern
hard coal Gil per ton, Western hard
coal $40 per ton. Above prices are
delivered in your bins.
7.2t PLATT & FREES Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

Call on us for boys suits, VIC arc
strictly in it Ia this line.
CHICAGO STORE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07

D.. y. kaIeye numerous iriends IN
this city and county wcro o than
pleased 10 learn that he was nominated
for county attorney Of Douglas
y BY the republican convention held
u Omaha last week.
MI. Haley is we'll known here. On
his coming to Nebraska in 1873, he
located At Bloomington where he en-
gagged IN the practice Of law 10 CON
nection with his brothers here, but al
under the 6rm name Of Haley Bros.
While st Bloomington, he was elected
Judge Of that (Franklin) county IN
which position he served about two
years, but before his term expired his
brother, the lamented II. s. Haley,
was appointed by President Garfield
as consul to Chemints, Germany, and
in order 10 consolidate the firm, Mr..
Haley, more familiarly known as
"Jake," resigned as judge and re-
moved here with his family.
In 1885 he vas elected to represent
this and Franklin counties in the low.
er house Of the Legislature by the
largest majority on the ticket. Jake
Is known throughout the Republican
valley Is an honorable, upright citi
zen, an able lawyer and impartia
Judge,
j He enjoyed . lucrative Law practices
in this and adjoining counties, but il
search Of . larger field Of labor he re
moved to Omaha three or four year
ago, where, The CHIEP is glad t
know, ho 10 prosperinS we'll in hi
ppofession. II he is successful in tn
elestiep. We do not hesitate to So
Douglas esxaty will have an able an
f.ar..ss prosecute.
A &"
The wall Of .hs calamity papers 40
their hsnohmsn that m. Nrtgsss' are D
coming more numerous must . 'sna e'n
o those men who arc branching out !,
life and trying to got homes. Many 0
OF whom have not . sufficient amount q
capital to pay for q farm spot cash an
are giving security for payments that the
are unable TO make, but can raise tn
same of Of one wears crop il tina a
10 proptious. And that is what the ca
lamity papers coll going to the dog,
} Well 1t that 10 hard luck We ought /
have a whole lot more Of It, for no man |
90 well on AZ the man who 10 getting
home for himself and family to live i
and paying for 1t and of what he raises
and often is enabled to pay for a goo
farm in two years in Nebraska. Certainl,
aman who is doing we'll today pays but lii
tie attention to men who howl calsmit
upon our streets and in newspapers wheI
they ought to be at homo earning a Twin,
for themselves and family. There il n,
cause for calamity bowling except 10
haps by those who are too shiftless I,
take a hold Of the many chances tina
God has put before them that they nigh
all their Golfers with plenty, but whel
thoy observe the prospects and the,
think Of the persperation it will cause
they cot back In their chair and how
there amt enough money and every
thing 10 going to the dogs." Such me,
should not be asked to fix the policy TO
the industrious claaaa. W air
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Notice..

All orders for oil or gasoline left
At Spokesfield's grocery store will be
promptly filed by the Blue Tank
Wagon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
The Best Vet.

The Omaha Weekly Dee for the balance n
the wear, with : colOfed lith0srspS Of frcsideSi
Hari lson, will DO sent 10 any address IN this
country for 70 cents. This elegant picture Is
and would cost you ut least one dollar in any
your order at once. ~ "
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-07
Insurance.

For Fire Lightning aud Tornado
Insurance in the German of Freeport
and other reliable companies, call on
or write 70 Chss. Schaifnit, Office over
Deyo'A drug store, Red Cloud, Nebr.