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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

HILL is talking himself out of his
own nomination q great deal faster
than his friends can talk him into it.
His mouth lie constructed that way,
but he does not know it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

GEORGIA lumbermen are consoli-
dating all their interests under OF
management i'm order to economic in
operating expenses.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26
'THoMPSoN'S UNIVERSAL GAR
MENT CUTTER"

For every garment worn. Actual
measure, artistic, simple, readily
learned, lasts life time; 20 per cent
saved in materials and time. New
book OF standard designs yearly. I'm
limited opportunities to agents, gen.
eral and local. An actual necessity
in every household. Needs only to
be known. Half sold when intelli-
gently shown Call and examine. F.
E. Thompson, 226 Avenue G. Home Of
flee, 1S1 W. 9th st., Kansas City, Mo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26
FACTS ARE TRueR THAN FICTION.

The large list shows Columbia Heights
advantages, with its great Improvements
in so short time. A few more lots left at
SIS and $50 each. Call or send in your
orders to G. l.. DIGNowITY, Agt.,
1926 lot No. East Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1892.

TAE Irish-Americans of Indianapo-
lis do not want any Hill in theirs and
those of them who are democrats are
enthusiastic supporters of Cleveland.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

The Detroit Tribune still insists
that Hill will not permit his name to
be presented at Chicago, but will
name the candidate. In that case
his name will not be Cleveland.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

THE Twenty.Second Misfit can
wipe its classic brow and heave sigh
of relief when its work of redistrict-
i Ig is done.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

JOHN SHERMAN absolutely refuses
to allow his name to go before the
national republican convention as q
candidate for presidential bonors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

DALLAS will have a fair this fa|'
but the burdens of it will fall on about
a score or 80 of the public spirited
ones.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

THE Iowa prohibitionists are mov-
ing earth and hell to prevent the
pa sage of the local option bill now
before the legislature of that state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

CANADA having failed to secure re-
clprocity with the United States is
now trying her Establishments ON
Spaip.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

Announcements for State and County
officers ten Dollars in advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

rY- All contracts or bills must be ap-
proved by the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-26

WATCHES, DIAMONDS
Jewelrv and pistols at Hecht'S 241 Com
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
L.M.VaDce1
Jeweler
Red Cloud, Nebr.
PENCIL TIPS.

-
Mrs. r. III. Martin Jr. is able to be
around again.
Some choice winter apples left At
d. M. PLATT's.
F.. A. Sweczy Of Blue Hill, was in
the city Tuesday.
The editors Of the Argus were in
Hastiugs Monday.
Mrs .Letson has returned from her
visit to Deadwood, 8. d. y
Call on ". W. Wright for all
kinds Of stoves and hardware.
Charles Mitchell is going TO Lin
coin to be treated for his hearing.
C. r. Evans, who has been On the
sick list for some time, 10 on the
streets again.
Wright has the f'est stock Of
heaters in the VILE, and sells them
pt way down prices.
Do you buy groceries? If you do,
o should call on Sherwood& Albright
They keep the best.
Don't forget that for heating Of
cooking stores you should not fail u
see w. W. Wright. He will save yot
money.
The young ladies band will serv.
supper ON Dec. %. Place not decid
cd on yet. Everybody should turf
ont and help them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02

Charlie Gust has sold his interest
in the meat market Of Harris 4 Gust
to Dwight Jones, and Mr.. Jones took
possession last week.
The Webster county Auxiliary to
the Womans board Of the Nebrasks
Columbian Commission will meet at
the residence Of Miss Molly Ferris on
Saturday, Dec, Bird, At 2 P. m. SEC.
/Tere will be . social given BY the
G.. A. r. Post, w. r. G., D. u W.,
and 8. Of v's,st the X. Of p. Hall,
Saturday eve, Dec. Bird, for tho bone
1t Of Garfield Post No. 80, Of Red
Cloud. Come everybody and have Z
good time.
The CHIEF would like 10 have 500
new subscribers. II shall be our en-
deavor to print the best republican
paper in the county, but aside from
politics We propose TO make it the bss'
and ncwsiest country paper in TIL
county. Trial subscriptions, % cent?
for three months. We. shall hsv'
continued stories, short stories, Tai
msdge's sermons, news Of the week
besides the county and local news
Subscribe nov. Sample copies fro
on application.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
AROUND Town.

All s'ses Of window glass Al Deyo
4 Grice's.
Getting has the ancst lamps you
ever saw.
Try the new shoemaker At Blakes.
lee 4 Kaley's.
Mrs. I. II. Hummell has gone 10
Okarche, Oklahoma.
That dollar and . half vase lamp
ct Cuttings is . beauty.
Miss May Hummell expects to 60
to Oklahotna In January.
First class work 10 done at the
Golden Eagle tailor Shop.
Curt Evans IL on the sick list, hsv-
ing . severe Q $ Of the humps.
Do not buy . stove until you see
those auc heaters At Wright's store.
A very large crowd val %transsc,ing
business in this city last Saturday.
Remember Wiener 10 closing out
his mems and boys boots At less than
cost.
II you arc going to paint this fall,
20 to Deyo for your material and save
money.
Rev. j. A. Chaplin Is holding reviv-
al meetings in the NJ. Il. chapel near
the depot.
The bost oil heating stoye in the
market at A. Morhart's. See II be
fore buying. II.
Deyo 4 Gree are having . nice
wall paper trade this fall. Their
stock Is large.
The old reliable corn.r drugstore is
in better shape than ever to take care
Of its large trade.
G. W. Dow, who has been in New.
castle, has arrived home. He reports
the Red Cloud people out there As
prospsriug.
The Hon. Col. Gage Of franklin,
Was in Red Cloud, Tuesday on bust.
ness, In relation to the Laird estate,
OF which he 10 administrator.
Mrs. Allbaugh, and family Of Wis
~copsin, relatives Of Mrs. D. ]. Myers
aud the Sellars family were in tie
city this week. They departed for
Oklahoms on Wednesday.
The B & NJ folks, although having
virtually taken away the division sta
ton. still maintain division here. Two
crews como in from Wymors aud re-
turn, n Grew from Hastings and two
from MeCook.
A young man BY the name Of Gang.
bin who was teaching school near
Guide Rock, came to Red Cloud Mon.
day, and was taken down with symp.
tons u typhoid fever. His parents
are In California.
Go and see Wright's stock Of hard.
ware, stoves and 30 forth, il you want
to see the ~handsor6sst, best and
cheapest stock In the market. He
sells ths best goods Is cheap % others
sell inferior goods.
No matter what people may do or
say, Red Cloud will get to tho front.
There arc always people in . oommu
nifty who kick agaiuss everything, but
. town. like IN individual, can never
prosper and be too parsimonious.
@. Wiener has taken the agency
for Dr.. Jaros Hygiene underwear. 1t
ID recommended BY leading physicians
in the United States. Used BY the
army and navy and the principal
cities use It In their FIRE and police
departments a. IN almost sure pre-
ventivs against rheumatism.
The electric light poles are being
taken down and will be placed in the
alleys. This il . good move on the
part Of the company. The poles look
ungainly In The streets. The lights
will be plassd on high poles .,
right angles which will have better
effect than bsisg plsesd across the
streets. The plant will soon BE- in
operation again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-02
G, M. CBLMES,
THE BAKER ON E
LOCAL NEWS.


Washington Monday evening.
Look out for Deyo 4 Grice. Thei,
Tine Of holiday goods is . surprise.
"Whatsosvcrs" at First Baptis,
church Friday evening, Dec. Is.
Step toto Deyo = Grics's and gel
. set Of Humss History Of Englant
s vol. &l.20.
Henry Anderson who has bees Ia
Utah for several years has returned
to this city.
Prof. q. NJ. Css,or's father from
Missouri, is in Red Cloud OF . visit
to his con.
Deyo 4 Grice arc busy this week
Opening their holiday goods. They
will astonish the natives.
Rev. @. W. Hummel, for . minister
is a pretty good farmer having raised
5000 bushels Of corn this gear.
Lavilla Marsh and her two sisters
will 20 to California in . few day.,
where they will JOIN their parents. J
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. A.
s. Marsh is greatly improving 10
health since removing 10 California.
Notice the caps the boys are wear.
ing at the expense Of Oscar Patmor.
As a capital idea that caps the climax.
Mrs. l.. II. Rust, has undergone On.
other painful operation Of having .
6brous tumor removed from her side.
Read tho various ads in this issue
and you will know where 10 buy
Christmas goods. The live mer.
chant advertises.
Mac Fulton Of tho Estate Of Wal
nut" says the democrats T great
stuff. Mac is rejoicing these days ov.
er Cleveland's victory.
Our friend, Joe Holcomb, propris-
Of tn, Holland house livery stable,
while wrestling the other day sprainsd
bis ankle, 10 that he IL laid up.
Halls Hair Remover is prohounesd
the best preparation made for thick
sning tho growth Of the hair, and re-
storing that which is gray to its orig
insl color.
The B 4 NJ msnagers have trans.
ferred all Of their crews TO MoCook.
Our people are registering . kick on
the matter but We suppose II will Be
unavailing.
VIM. Thomas is building, and has
almost finished one Of the finest
farm residence in this part Of the
country. 1t Is located about one
mile west Of the city.
Thos. j. Ward, our efficient city
clerk, We understand 10 . candidate
for the postofice. JEFF IL n Of the
bost fellows 10 the country for . dem.
ocrat, and W believe would make ~
excellent p. N.
W. understand that our fellowtowns
man, d. J. Myers, 10 . prospective
candidate for postmaster Of the Red
Cloud postofios. John Of oil demo.
Gratis would suit the Great Family
Weekly to T, and Congressman Nc.
Ksighsn should appoint him, II he
has the say. John would make . good
public servant.
At the Old Stand. r. Nswhouse,
just received . new lot Of dress IAN.
nsls, dress goods Of al kinds, the
best and cheapest hoods, Of oil kinda
Of yarns, will also have . large assert.
meut Of goods for Christmas, muflers,
dolls, etc., etc. Please como and looi
at my goods and be convinced that
you can save mousy by dealing with
me.
At regular meeting Of Ben Adam
Lodge No. 1876, I. y. U. r. the follow
ing/o6cers were elected:
N. G.-L. N. Crsbili.
. v. G.-Chris Fssslsr.
Sec'y.-C. SehaRait.
Penn Sse'y.-G. W. Dow.
Trsas.-A. O. Berg.
Trustses-C. Fsssler, H. q. Scott
and K. Skesn.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

THE Queen Ct Belgium has considerable
al mt Tor musical comp sit on and devotes
the greater part of her leisure time to musi
cal study.
THE Ear, of Crawford ana Blcarres is
visit New York incog. He is a tall stout,
tine-looking Scotchman with irogue
nearly as broad as huns II, He is so ng
" est to hunt.
THE DUKE OF PORTLAND has given $500
300 to charity since his marriage in fu fill
ment Of his promi,e TO his wife to devote o
that purpo all the moueJ he could vim on
The ia ,e track.
JAY GOULD will loan to the Bereau Of
Floricul ure of The Words Fair, q plant
thirty -four feet high He las lumber o.
corporation pllut, tEa- also come vry
high, but loans on these are conoutted diff
fe, en- ly.
XAVIER MARMER, the late French Aca l.
miciar, use1 to frequent the secord nand
book stalls o. the quays Of the left bane OF
the Seine in search OF treasure-trove, and IN
recognition of the pl,asur tAis gave him he
left $500 W tn which 10 proviIe banquet
for th3 bJoS Sc iers.
GUY DE MAuPAs sANT, The insane French
now list grows ueilhe verse nor better
IS reported by his medica attendants that
he Us, ally eats vita a good appetite, has
good digestion, sleeps well ant, apart from
periods of nervous disturbance seems to
lead the life OF happy child.
Mrs. RUNDELL CHARLES, author of the
''ScA onbers-Cotta Family" lives IN pretty
cottage near Hampste Heath, London.
She If very cheerful ard pleasant il manner
and is the pGssessor o a goodly fund of
shrewd humor AT present there IS n pros
pect that she may return to her writing of
fiction. She has just fini he'd compiling a
series of small devotional works.
DR.. sTUcKEHBERe, pastor of the Ameii-
can Church in Berlio, is low visiting S
old oms in the West. Both he ami bis
wife are very popular in Berlin, where
tEey have a char Tag home, 10 W ich
Americans are cordially we,eon.ed. More
Americans, it is said. go there for adyi e in
a week than go to Minister Phelps in fort
night.
THE young Prince Allied, who is now 1s
was born at Buckingham Palace. He has
teen educated chiefly Germany on Ger
man principles in order to fit him TO become
one Jay a Prince of tie Gel man Empire, a.
Duke Of Sake oburS Gotha. He is the
most charming in disposition of all bis fam
lily and is popular with all who have been
brought in contact with him. He is at pres
emit learning military training as lieuten-
ant ia the Thuringian Regiment Of the Ger
man army.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
An Authority o. Tnr les.

Tom Haskill, laborer residing on
Tehama street, near Fourth, knows a
great deal more about turtles now thaa
he did when he started for stroll along
Market street the other afternoon.
A large turtle lying on the sidewalk
attracted his attention aud he stopped to
admire the ungainlY reptile. A couple
of gentlemen also stopped to look, aud
one of them remarked that turtles were
SAID to live longer than anything else
under the sun.
"About how old would you take this
one to be2" said one of the men to Has
kill.
"Wheu I was catching them fellows
around New York we never took the old
ones to market because they were too
tough. You tell how old horse is by
his teeth, and of course You do the sane
thing with a turtle, " said Haskill, as he
stopped down az trieG to pry open the
reptiles mouth with pocket knife.
At last he succeeded in opening the
strong beaklike mouth and thea he
placed the toe OF his heavy brogan in
side to keep it opeI. The turtle did not
mind being lied about, but it did object
to having its mouth used that way, snd
it shut its jaws like two-spring bear
trap.
HasKill yelled: Take the beast of.
He's eating the foot Of me."
Some one got piece of iron AMI
forced open the big bsak.
The injured man was taken to drug
store, where surgeon found every toe
on the right foot badly bruised. TIE
foot was dressed and Haskill went home.
San Francisco Examiner.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
LET ALL GIVE THANKS.
November "a Named BY President Har-
rison's Proclamation,

Tie following proclamation was issued.
The gifts Ct God to our people during thu
past year lave been so abundant and so
special that the spirit of devout thanksgiving
awaits not call, but only the Apo ntuien,
of day when it may have common sx
preston. re has stayeI the pes Hence al
our door; has giyea u, more love for tits
free ciyi! institutions in the creation Of
which his di Getting providence was so COZ
spicuous; he has awakened deeper rever.
ence for laws, he has wild med our phi an
thropy by call to suecor t e distress in
OF .er lands; he-llas blessed our .chools and
IS brin slng forward a atrijtc and God-feir.
ing general o. to execute his great and be-
nevolent ds signs Tor our coun.iy: ne haA
given US great increase in mat rial wealth
comfort IN the homes OF our o sople; b. has
given his grace to the sorrowi1g.
Where ore, ], Benjamin Harrison, Priest.
dnt of the United States, do call upon all
our people to obs rye, as we have heen
wont, Thursday, tn. twenly-fourth day Of
this month of November as a day of thanks
giving to God fer ais mercies andof suppl
cation for his continue care ami grac
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and aused the seal Of the United
Stat 10 be affixed.
Done at the city of w as lington this fourth
day of November, one thousand eight hun
drei and ninety-two aud OF the independ
ence of tie United States the one hundred
and seventeenth
BENJAMIN HARR son.
By the President:
JOHN W. FOSTER,
Secretary at State.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
Vast Armies in Europe.

Giving the countries alphabetically,
Austria Hungary leads, with an activB
army Of S75, 900 men, a firstreserve Omen
who have served their time "with the
colors'') Of 300, 900 men, aud second
reserve, Of men who have served their
time in the first reserve, Of $3.50. 900 men y
the grand total ia 2, 032, 400 officers and
men. France has war force Of 4, 189, :
472 officers aud men; 1,124, 900 arc In
the active army, 9i0, 900 10 the field re-
serve, 956, 900 il the first aud 1,176, 900
in the eecond reserve. Germany has
2.913. 500 officers md men, Of whom
SO, 900 are with the colors, 405 900
in the field reserve, 300, 900 ia the Grst
and 1890 10 the second reserve.
Great Britain has regular army Of 1886,
842 men, a field reserve Of GS, 200 men,
a fret reserve Of $50, 900, second OF
about PA, 900, and a total on paper Of
1,179, $50. Italy has o25, 900 meu under
arms, field reserve Of 29l 900, a drst
reserve Of !, 39S, 900, a second reserve Of
1880, and total Of 2,522, 3i4 Russia
has the largest standing army, 1898, 900
MN always under arms, with field re-
serves OF 1,124. 900; first reserves
amounting to 1, 1911, 300 men a, 900. 900 in
the second reserve, and total Of 2, 9l4,
900 men. Turkey keeps 1850 men
with the colors. but mas an estimated re-
serve Of 6i7.0 600 men. As between
France and Germany, some critics ex-
pect France 70 beat Germany. The
French have matched every improvement
made by the Germans in military mat
ters, and they will hgbt for revenge,
which is feeling that viii help them.
It viii be great war when it COMES
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
CABLE SPARKS.

THE Olessa cor poHdent Of the London
Daily News says that during 1891, 1863, SIS
pers ons emig grated father.
OWING to the depression in the agricult-
uTal id .Stry, EnElish farmers are petition
ing the landlords for a reduction Of rent.
THE French expedition un er Colonel
Dodds, a ter a brilliant e. gagement has sue
ceede in routing ths enure army Of King
Behanzin, Of Dahcmey.
AT Ballina, county Kildare, Ireland,
Sergeant Rogan and his wife ana children
were mrdere1 by C nstable tilbinton. T4e
constable afterwards committed suicide.
A DISPATCH from Gag iari, in the Hand
of SARDINIA, states that hoo Is on the Island
have destroyed 24S hous, S at Sans Perate,
and that leo persons are supposed TO have
been drowned.
TaE pupils of the Roya. Asylum Of Deaf
and Dumb, at Breslau, G. rmany, allege that
they are treated wi h much cruelty by the
teachers of the institut on. A petition for
royal commission Of investigation into the
charges has been signed by 147 of the pupils.
THE ceremony of the rededication of the
restored church in Wittenberg, Saxony, &c
the doors OF which NJ rtin Luther matted his
famous thesis against papal ineulgentcs,
took place and ives attenGel by the Emperor
Of Germany and many other distinguished
persons
A CASE that resembles in many respects
the famous Jewel case in which Mrs. o.
borne was convicted in London, is on trial
in that city. Mrs. Teader, the wife OF
Lieutenan, Teader, of til. British army, has
sued Mrs. Smyth, vile OF MajorG neral
Smyth, for SANDER in having said that
Mrs. Teader stole diamond brooch from
her. The brooch was sold TO a London
shopkeeper Mrs. T ader claims the
trooch was presented her on her MAJ risge
By a kente now cead.
The Tribunal of the Seine, before which
Mrs Deacon brought action for divorce on
grounds 0. alleged cruelty against her hus-
band Edaasd arkcr Deacon, of Boston,
Mass, who shot AID killed Emile Abeille, an
attache of the French consular service,
whom he found in Ms. Deacon's bedroom,
dismisse tie suit after. censuring the wife
Tor ms ltutIng proceedings on su9h frivolous
grounds. TIE court oruer.d EnaJ the clues.
of the children no y in c awe t, should be
given to the care Of Mr.. Deacon.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
THE ELECTION.
Teturns Indicate the Election u
Cleveland and Stevenson.
Nsw York State Gives Over $4,000
Majority.


Cleveland has carried enough statss to as,
sure him $50 electoral votes and the presi-
deacy of the United States.
In the polling tail ;, tn changes from 1888
are | linois AMI n W York addei to the
Democratic column and the acquisition by
the Democrats of four votes in Michigan
under the new law electing electors by con-
gressional distri IS. The two states placed
as doubtful bslow are because there are no
sufficient returns at this hour on which to
base any r. enable es;imates.
Connecticut has gone for Cleveland by
from 800 to 1900 plurality, but the legisla-
trre is Republican.
West Virginia viii give Cleveland small
plurality.
Delaware IS Demo rate by decreased
ajority, but the Republicans claim con-
troll of legislature.
New Jersey has gone Democratic, but the
Republicans have cut down the plurality
considerably.
Clevelands plurality in Virginia will
likely reach 10000 The Democrats have
elected all their congressman.
The latest returns from Indiana show Re.
pubieans gains and both parties claiming
the State. Ohio, W.sconsis, Mime sofa
Iowa the Dakotas, Colorado, Oregon and
California are Republic H. The Michigan
electoral vote is divided. The Democrats
and Populists caim the election of the
Weaver electors n Nebraska
An Associated Press dispat from Chi
cago stated that Nebraska and Kansas have
both chosen Weaver electors Both the
Dakotas are close. Idaho, Montana, Wash.
ington and California are considered Re
publican, while Colorado is very close, with
small chance for elect on of Populst cleo
toial ticket.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-12
Gigantic Irr.gatinn Scheme.

The San joaquin ranch is to be irri-
gated aud 30, 900 acres now producing
barley will be made susceptible Of culti-
vatiou. The scheme is prodigious one
and means the expenditure of $500, 900
in the work. Meu aud teams are at
work excavating ditch, which will be
thirteen miles long and graded around
the base of the Saa Joaquin hills. Tue
Santiago creek, which flaws large sup
ply of water the year round, will be
damned up in what is known as the mar
rows of the Santiago canon, and from
there the water will be led by bitches to
all parts Of San joaquin ranch. The
dam will be sixty feet thick at the base,
100 feet high and 365 feet wide, and
will be built of masonry, and in the most
substantial manner possible. This dam
will back up the watar of Santiago
creek distance OF over mile AMI near
ly three miles wide, aud this lake will
be one of the largest artificial lakes in
the State. The work is being vigor-
ously pushed along, and its completion
will be hailed with delight by all our
people. 1t means the development of a
large area of land nov sparsely settled
and but poorly cultivated; hence the
great advancement of the couutry's
wealth. LOS Angeles tGal.l Herald.