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Gvered at Exeter in the presence of 10000
Devonshife Conservatives, referred to the
magnetic feeling shown throughout the nation
for the Royal Family's recent loss. He ex-
pressed regret for the death Of the Khedive,
and as regards Ireland, said it was the burn
ing question Of the hour.
It is reported that Italy will shortly resume
full diplomatic relations with the United
States.
London, February 3rd.-Sugar in stock on
the Both ulto. was 100000 tons. Last year
10000 tons.
London. FEB. 3rd-Tho Duke of St. Adams
party sailed for the West Indies today per
Royal Mail Steamer 'Don".
Cable between St. Vincent and Grenada
interrupted, but owing to duplicate system does
not affect communication.
London. Febry. 4th.-The Venezuelan
ChaIeG d'Afaircs in Paris has protested in the
newspapers against an alleged violation Of
territory by the Demerara government. The
protest is founded on a speech by the Gov
ernor announcing the establishment 0 a police
station on heupper Cuyuni,
New York, Feb. 4th-The death is announ.
ced OF Sil Nolell Mackenzie.
Latest advices state that the mail bags AID
specie from the steamer Elder have been land
Paris dispatches announce the death Of the
French General Schmitz and the Politician
Edgar Raoul Duval.
A Berlin telegram states that the Emperor
William, while hunting, has had a bad fall.
st. Thomas. February 5th.-The Norwegian
barque "Holtingen'' Of Tyedestrand, bound for
ChaI lesion IN ballast, was totally wrecked on
Anegada reef on the evening Of End INST.
Captain and crew arrived here last evening.
New York, February 5th.-Ine crew 81 tie
Norwegian boat Florida which WIS recently
sighted as abandoned, are on board the BRITISH
steamer Victoria bound for Hamburg.
The Foot and mouth" disease has been dis
covered in the London meat market amongst
animals received from Denmark.
The VIII Of the late Cardinal Manning
shows that he was possessed Of less than one
hundred pounds,
1t is reported that the French expedition
has routed the native forces in French 0oudan.
The Yellow Book has been issued IN PARIS,
containing he correspondence referring to
the admission of French sugar into the United
States.
A Paris despatch states that as a result OF
the new tariff, the prices are rising at the rate
of one franc daily az an extra cost to the work
men for the necessarieso OF lie.
At a French trial Of a legacy case 1t was
decided that the Pope as a Sovereign was en-
titled to inherit property in France
New York, February 9th
Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. bgt. $500
deal, best b'2ndywine, per. brl. $40
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 3
New Seasons Pork, PEI hrl 81 103
suoo. Crystals, pt. Ii. 3 7-16
0ue@i +. to &. Il. per 10 3
English Islands Mclasses pr. gal. ID @
Exchange New York and London 4.8tk
London February 9Th
Demerara Cry stals " " lis I'd
Sugar Muscovado pr cwtl3s 81.
German Beet sc las 6d
Delnerara Rum pr gal. Il 81-1-94
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt G3 Is. Cd.
ConsOls, ex-interest 95S
Bank Of England rate of discount 3.
Liverpool Cotton, Middling upland i.
nk,.. - Do,ta - n,.;, or PO
, 1892-02-06
From The Times, Jan. 1st.)

We regret to state that by an accident on
Saturday Prince Christian has lost the sight IF
one eye. 1t appears that. while shooting in
the Royal preserves at Osborne with The Duke
of Connaught, Prince Henry of Battenberg and
Prince Albert of Schleswig-H olstein, he was
accidentally struck by a shot from the Duke If
Connaught's gun. Three ef'the pellets entered
his face, and ore passed through the left eye.
He was Immediately taken to Osborne House,
and Mr.. George Lawson, of Harley-street, the
Surgeon Oculist in Ordinary to the Queen, was
telegraphed for. The latter, on his arrival,
found it necessary to emove the eye without
delay, and the operation was successfully per-
formed on Sunday. His Royal Higbness is
progressing most satisfactorily, and MIR.
Lawson has left Osborne.
, 1892-02-06
ELE G RAJ s .
HT. CROIX STATION.

New York, Februsry srd.-Eaof'ts are being
made to float the North German Lloyd steamer
s"Eider," but little hope is entertained.
The Flagship Victoria is still aground
, 1892-02-06
FREDERIKSTED.

His Exoerlency the Governor left yesterday
for St. Thomas per schnr. "Yisilont'.
Professor WARNING of Copenhagen and
Mes>rs. LEyINsEN and LAssEN, the other
members pftlle botanical expeditlcn left by
Vfqii0nt for ST. Thomas yesterday.
The European Mails arrived this morning
per schr. Mary from ST. Thomas.
, 1892-02-06
N OF ] E.
~ BEG to announce to my friends
- and the general public that on
the 10Th inst, | will open a
Wholesale & Retail
DRY Goods Business

at No. s Kings Street, Basin,
with an office for sale by Samples in
West End, where will attend nee
q week. Having an experience Of
IS years ofthi8 market, and purchas-
inc for cash in the cheapest markets
Of Europe and'tha United States, |
hope to receive a continuance of the
kind support extended to the short
" to be dissolved firm Of THOS.
PEARSON & Go. in st. Thomas,
which will endeayour to merit.
St Croix, 3rd February 1892.
, 1892-02-06

According to the Central sNews the Prince
himself was not shooting, but was accompany
his second son, Prince Abert' Towards
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
The Celebrated stallion

Rather, will make the season Of 1882
as follows: Fridays and Saturdays st
Richardsonis barn, Red Cloud. Tuesdays
at Bladen.
PEDIGREE-Rattler is a Blackjack
Morgan, we'll muscled, good action and Q
natural stopper and beautiful style. Wa
foaled Sept. ID, 1886, and is about l51<
hands high. His sire "a . Morgan, hi0
dam was a Morgan and Blackhawk. Rat
tier has fins bone and sinew, well hsist
and IN elegant roadster.
TERMs-S7 to insure a mare with foal;
$40 to insure a colt to stand up and suck;
So cash for single service, il marc faib to
get with foal on single service, owns1 can
return her and BY paying q EXTRA con
have insurance. Care will b taken 10
prevent accidents but ! viii not b ~
sponsible should any occur. OwneRU
parting with or removing mares from
the county before they . known 10 b
With foal forfeit the insUra1cs money.
36-4t VI. H. FULLkR, OwneS,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

Taking effect Nov. 8,
Trains carrying passengers leave Red CIoud
as follows:
EAST VIA HASTINGS.
No. 1872 Passenger to Hastings, s.ma m
No, lS6 Freight for Hastings I3O n. m
ARRIVE.
No. i3l Passenger from Hastings
arrives FAC. SIS p. m.
No. l6, Passenger to st. Joseph, ST,
Louis and Chicago daily 1890 a m
No IA Passenger TO Kansas CITY and
Atchison, daily. e:3s. n. m
GOING VEST.
No, 10 Passenger for Denver and in
termediate points, daily, 7:30 am,
NO. 10, passenger Tor Denver, daily, 5:45 p. IN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
ANatienalJevent.

The holding Of the Wt;Ldk Fair in a city
scarcely fifty years old q be a remarka'
BILE event but whether N{st1 really benefit
the nation a. much ast.sD& ~scovery of the
&Sseses$iye Nervine b. Ok Franklin Miles
is doubtful. Tnts&Aiktw What the Ameri-
can people need to cure their excessive
nervousness, dyspepsia, headache dizzi.
ness, sleeplessness, neuralgia, nervous de.
bility, dullness. confusion of mind, etc
It acts like q charm. Trial bottles and
fine book on "Nervous and Heart Diseases
with unequalled testimonials free at G. L
ootting's drugstore. It il warranted to
contain no opium, morphine or dangerous
drugs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
Hail Insurance.

The Continental Insurance COM
pany will insure against hail, etc., this
year and in order to protect yourselves
the farmers should see A. II. GRAY.
Agent, Red Cloud, Neb,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
Blue Hill Notes.
(From The Wave.l

Herman Nau, who for the p.j. four
years has been with Phosqgrapher
Bradbrook at Red Cloud, wiz open up
a gallery at Lawrence. SaturdSy, April
l6. Being his brother, We fesn not
comment on his skill, bat sill say this
much that he has he'd experience
enough to guarantee his work.
H. c. Cutter was up from Red Cloud
yesterday.
j. II. Smith, of Red Cloud was in
the city Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
Marriage Licenses.

MARRIAGE Licenses.
Charles Peters and Elizabeth HUBBARD
March, 30.
Henry Bretthauer and Lottie Wentz
April LIST.
Heinrich Ohmstede and Wilhelmins
Kuihans, April 7th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

Subjects for Sunday April II, '92.
Morning-Easter Sermon The Bless
ings Of Christ's Resurrection"
Eyening-''The Skeptic." Special
Easter music.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

It is q fixed and immutable law thas
to have gobd, sound health onem lst have
pure, richI and abundant blood There
Is no shorter or surer route titan by a
course Of Dc Wits sarsapa4al.. G. L.
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
Insure Against Hail

Geo. D. Yeiser will insure Your
crops against hail. The farmers
should see him. Moon block, up
stairs, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
The Small Boy Steals Apples.

They are green apples and then he has
collie, cramps and diarrhea and thinks he's
going to die and won't ever ever steal
again. The careful mother always buys a
bottle of Haller's Pam Paralyzer and the
boy lives 10 do SO some more" For salt
by c. L. COtting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

are the stun. The Scandal lister is
the best made and can be foup9 only
at James |Peterson's the 1mfement
man, Red Cloud NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

While Mr.. NJ. Il. Bently was in
Iowa, Illinois, and other places fol
the purpose of hunting up interests
of Importance to Red Cloud he was
surprised to find out how little people
knew about the superior advantages
of Red Cloud over other cities, and
when informed to their relative merit
as compared with many other places,
many wealthy gentlemen signified
their willingness to investigate the
matter ami if practicable would in'
vest their money in Red Cloud enter
prises. This is the first time that
Red Cloud has ever had any direct re.
suits from efforts put forth to build
the city. Let these efforts be follow
ed up in the right direction and gooi
results will come.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

Farm loans at lowest interest.
Strictly irst-class loans at lower rates
than has ever been given in this coun-
ty before. Option TO paw part or all
at end of any year.-C. +. GATHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

Bugsies And Spring Wagons.
James Peterson, the I'M euspt mar
has Just received a fAe spnsign-
ment Of buggies, and sptipg wagons,
which he will sell cheap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
Attention Farmers!

l handle the celebrated Grand De.
tour Listers, Cultivators and plows.
Warranted to be the best and cheap.
est in town. Two minutes time will
change my drill from the lister to a
nj horse drill. 1874 G.. W. Dow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
CURRENT NEWS.

PcAAtr oSAJs lou d.IU
No.. Is. Passenger for Denver, daily, 5:45 p. m
CURRENT NEWS.
Oil cake at Deyo's.
Wall paper at Cuttings.
Mrs. H. B. Simons is in Omaha.
Buy your buggy paint of Deyo.
hrs. G. E. McKeeby has returned
home.
Painting material of all kinds at
Deyo's.
Buy your paints and brushes at
Cuttings.
Red Cloud is certainly on the high
road to prosperity.
Mrs. Gov. CARRIER, = visiting with
friends in Lincoln.
Fine neck wear a speciality at Chi
cago clothing store.
If you want wall paper or window
shades, 60 to Cuttings.
For correct fitting clothing go to
Chicago clothing store.
A couple Of prominent weddings
occur soon in this city.
Farmers get your Blue vitrol for
soaking wheat at Cuttings.
For nobby suits the Chicago cloth
in. store takes first rank.
Attorney CLANCY goes to Denver
Sunday evening on business.
Go to the Chicago clothing store
for pants of every description.
How is il, are we going to have a
due observance of Decoration Day?
Mrs, Nellie Norris and Mrs. Gump
have added their names to THE CHIEF
list.
C. L. Getting has the finest stock
Of pocket knives in the city at low
prices.
The Lincoln mixed paints are the
best on the market. Sold by C. L.
Getting.
Vim Williams who is working in
McCook, came home this week laid up
with a sore hand.
Arbor day is on the 22d and our
citizens should see to it that the day
is fttingly observed.
Mr., C. Wiener will, during the com
ing season, display special bargains
in his show windows.
Mr.. A. j. Allen of Boyd & Over
ing's marble and granite works is on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. S. Perkins ard family, whe
have been living in Den yer for about
year have moved back to Red Cloud.
For fire, lightning and tornado in.
~surance. apply to Chas. Schaffnit, Red
Cloud, Neb. Office over Deyo's drug
store.
The Epworth League of this city
has invited the District league to
meet in this city. More then 80 del
egates will be present.
A. ID. Green of Republican City
was a pleasant caller this week and
while here renewed his allegence te
the Great Family Weekly.
+, E. Green, well known in this
city, and now conductor of a Ken
lucky railway, with head quarters oil
Paducah, was in Red Cloud this week
He repor's Art WEIGH and Col. Dau
chy as getting al,ug nicely.
Attorney James McNeny and wife
have returned from Salt Lake City
Mac like every other one that visit;
the great Norman Mecca is simply
elated over that magnificent country
and we'll he may be for it IS very neal
the Garden Of Eden if there evel
was such a place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
LOCAL BREEZES.

Ravens horse and cattle food a,
Deyo's.
Spring has come with its white,
trimmings.
We have the best stock of hats in
the city. Chicago store.
A heavy wind prevailed on wednes-
day with a slight rain fall.
By all means extend the water
mains the B & NJ round-house.
Deyo's stock of wall paper is styl
isb, new, clean and prices lowest.
Paint brushes, whitewash brushes,
and all kinds of brushes at Deyo's.
Farm loans at lowest rates.
D. j. MYERS.
According to the "eternal. fitness of
things the streets ought to be paved
See Oscar Patmor before buying
-four. lie has made big reduction.
W. give it as our opinion that Deyo
is strictly in it when 1t come to Prices
and styles of wall paper.
F. V. Taylor, allows no one to sell
more goods than he does, at prices
that are low, for good goods.
Remember the Chicago clothing
store takes measures for tailor made
clothing, guarantee . perfect 6t or no
ale.
1t is low prices, the best Of goods
and accurate dispensing that has
brought L. II. Deyo, his large drug
business.
1t is the judgment of all that Cot
ting has the finest selection of wall
paper in the city, and in prices he
can't be beat.
Rev. E. L. Ely, whom We mention
ed last week as having received . call
to preach in Chicago, has decided not
to accept the appointment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
III You Want

a Disc HarroS go to Jas. Peterson
All sizes, remember the place.
JAMES PETERSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
Bucklen,s Arnicea salvo

The Best Salve In the world for outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. fever
Sores, letter, Chappea hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all other Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or NJ pay re-
..uired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by L. II. Deyo.8
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

1t is to be hoped that our citizens
will take active steps towards securing
more railroad business in Red Cloud.
For a long time the B 4 n railway
company has been knocking at our
doors for favors, and reluctantly We
dislike to say that our people have
failed to appreciate the railroads cd
vances, in the direction of helping
our city, but We are also pleased to
know that they are now awake to tie
fact that it will pay them to give aui
dience to the wants of this greet cod
poration, and in the next few weeh
We look fer ZONE events to trsuspine
that will give Red Cloud a subss,a-
tial send of. The B & NJ Conr,Ay
bas always been friendly to Red Cl}ud
and would have done much for; the
city, had the town reciprocatsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

The Population OF Rodg Cloud
is about $1,000 and W would ssy at Least
one half are troubled With esme affection
Of the throat and lungs, q Nose com
plants are, according to E.tl1tics, NOR,
than others, No 6oqh advise al
of our readers not to neglect the oppor
tunity to call on their drqE24t and get
bottle Of Kemp's BalsamfJt the thror'
and lungs. Trial size lea Large siz,
SOC aud 81. Sold by all Druggists. 9
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

A safe investment. We guarantee 20,
viii 10 be sick IL ce1rse of "Hepati
cure" is taken spring ea4 fall. l.. II
Deyo,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

If you wish to have one evening of
social enjoyment don't fail to see the
Yankee Detective.
This interesting and instructive
play Will be presented at the Opera
House Apr. 81, by the S. of V. boys
for the benefit of their order. In the
selection of their East they have ex-
c.ciscd the utmost care and have Sc
cured only the best dramatic talent
the city affords, therefore they are
able to place before their audience one
of the best plays of the season. By
patronizing them you patronize home
talent thereby placing your money
where it will not be carried out of
the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15

The city Of Red Cloud should &C.
cept Of the B & Ms offer to extend
the water mains to connect with our
water system. The railroad q get
good water for their engins in this
city it mean an addition to our popu-
lation of from $50 to 200 population
and maybe more. 1t is certainly
worthy of the serious consideration
of Mayor-elect Spanogle and the new
city council, and the Business Mems.
Association.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-15
ODDS AND ENDS

Try tho Sc racket cigars at Cuttings
All kinds Of condition powders al
Deyo's.
Don'tforget the "Yankee Detective
given BY the S. of VS. of this city.
Next Sunday is Easter, and servi
ces will be held in our city churches.
Cuttings new styles of fine guilt
papers are elegant. Be sure and see
them.
The Lincoln mixed paints sold by
Getting are the best in the market.
We guarantee them.
Our republican friends should not
forget that the republican convention
takes place on the 23d.
Those new patterns of wall paper
at Cuttings are beautiful and prices
lower than ever. Call and see them.
Aaron Conover, our esteemed B. &
NJ. agent says there are too many
double dams in a trip to Switzer-
land for him.
Come and see a pretty piece of
turning done by Mr.. Lester for this
Office. All kinds of wood turning done
promptly and to order.
Married at Red Cloud, Neb. April
18th 1892 by G. Schenct, Esq. AL
bert r. Hatfield and Miss Flora NJ.
Ludlow, all of this city.
The election is over and Red Cloud
people have settled down TO a belief
thatthe city is the next thing in order.
Our motto is; Red Cloud all the time.
c. L. Getting had an immense
stock IF wall paper but some of the
grades are already getting low. How
ever be still has the largest stock in
the country, and can please the most
fastidious in st.le quality and price.
Rev. Randall is this week looking
St. Joe. Kansas City, Indepen-
dence and other old army scenes where
he skirmished with Quantrel, Younger
and James Bros. in the sixties.
He will return in time for the East
er service to which all are cordially
invited at the NJ. E. Chuach.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-21
An Experience with Pumpkins.

Last spring ]. z. Wing, of Ohio, pro
cured seed of as many varieties Of the
squash and pumpkin family as he could
get from the seedmen and planted some
among potato vines and others in the
corn, where he usually grows his pump
kins. According to report made in
The Country Gentleman, this experiment
paid. He says: Il had a good deal Of
pleasure and amusement watching them
grow, mature and develop their several
shapes and sizes and richly varied mark.
ings. We tested many kinds for the
table and for pies. The cows and pigs
tested everything. l will not tire you
with q detailed account Of each kind.
but will simply state that of squashes we
found none better than the old Hubbard;
many very good, though, and suiting diff.
ferent tastes. Some of the smaller ones
should be raised in connection with Hub
bards, as they are more hardy and pro
life and nearly equally good-the Cocoa
nut and Little Gem, for instance, and
the Red China squash is beauty. Somt
of the mammoth varieties were so poor
in quality that the cows nearly refused
to eat them. fed them to cows, fatten-
ing steers ION corn ration, pigs and
horses. l fed in profusion-haulins great
loads out and scattering them over the
fields, letting the animals devour them
at their leisure. There is nothing in the
danger of feeding them with the seeds
in-I never remove these. have hauled
out half ton of them to one COW, and
sho would gnaw into them and eat out
the seeds first thing; no injury followed"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-21
Eertiii- sr. for Corn.

Professor Brooks, of the Hatch ex-
pertinent station. at Amherst, recon-
mends these corn fertilizers, which he
tested during the "oasOns of 1890 and 1891:
No. l-Muriate of potash l75 pounds,
dissolved bone black l75 pounds and
nitrate of soda 100 pounds.
No. 2-Muriate of potash 175 pounds,
plain superphosphate $50 pounds, bone
meal 100 pounds and dried blood 175
pounds.
No. 3-Wood ashes l 800 pounds, bone
meal 100 pounds, nitrate of soda 100
pounds.
No. IN ! ashes 1900 pounds and
dry ground ltsh 400 pounds.
No. 5-Muriate of potash l75 pounds
and dry ground fish 400 pounds.
The ashes. bonemeal or fish should be
applied very early in the spring or late
in winter. Apply all these fertilizers
broadcast and harrow in. Do not mix
long time before use; especially is this
important in the case of Nos. 3 and 4.
Between formulas |, = and there should
be but little difference in cost, but Nos.
3 and will probably cost four or FIVE
dollars per ton more. The amounts
given are those to be applied per acre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-21
Thinra Told by Othera-

SAYS The Rural New Yorker: Zone
year ago with twenty-five fowls we had
five eggs Per day. Now with twenty
fowls we have from twelve to fourteen
eggs per day. The missing birds were
ROSTERS, which accounts for the whole
story"
The Philadelphia Farm Journal says:
Feed makes eggs. Ground oats and
corn, equal parts, their weight Of bra
and the mass moistened with skimmilk,
make solid diet for the production Of
eggs of high quality"
Eggs from pullets do not always hatch.
nor do those from hens that are very
fat, yet such eggs may be fertile.
The Brahmas, Cochins and Leghorns.
which comprise the standard Asiatic
breeds, have many desirable qualities.
Bone dust is very valuable for grow
ing fowls.
Pullets lay at from ~ to 81 months
Of age.