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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
ACCEPT THE SITUATION.
There IL Little Probability Of u strike -
the santa Fc system.

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ToPEKA, Oct. 25.-That there now
seems little probability Of a strike on th1
Santa Fo system is the opinion both
the.general officers and Of the companyt
employees ut Topeka.
The chairman Of tho grievance ON
mittees Of tho locomotive engineers and
fremen employed on tho system were
In conference with General Manager
Frye and the situation and prospects Of
. speedy return to regular pay days
were fully canvassed. Mr.. Frye told
tksm q strike would not haston pay
taents q day or an hour.
Tho visitors were satisfied with the
statement and departed with the under.
standing that the employees in their do.
partments would wait with patience
until tho company could pay.
Mr.. Frye stated he believes a more
conservative feeling has set in among
the employees along the system and they
will accept tho situation and continue ut
work until the promised payments In
November.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Wasn't Such a Big Day After All.

CHICAGO, Oct. Standardization Day had
attractions enough to draw 100000 peo-
pie to the fair grounds, but they did not
20. Tho total was only 290.3l7, of which
4l,465 were children from Chicago and
h%ereabouts almost wholly, in all prob
ability. Neither did the the week lead the
previous one. The total was 1906 2G
against 2,114,953. Another thing that
does not please Chicago people is that Of
5000 souvenir tickets sent to Gotham only
76l were sold at latest reports. Children
to the number Of &c., s7 visited the fair
last week. Yesterday was the banner
Sunday, there being l4O,57s paid admis.
sions,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Meet Their Doom Coollx.

ST. PAUL, Oct. % AT Desmet, S. d.,
Nathaniel Thompson was hanged for the
murder OF Mrs. Electa j. Billion, on July
4, 1892. He met his doom without a quiver
and his other wish than to hasten the exc
cution was fora final prayer for his soul.
This was South Dakota's first hanging.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. II. Will Dutton,
Waite, who murdered Sallie Mobbs, was
hanged ut Cartersville. button walked
on the gallows smoking a cigar and lighted
a fresh one standing Oh the trap and was
perfectly cool and selfpossessed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27

met desth In the Grand Trunk wreck have
been identified and to date the following
10 a correct list: Miss A. w. Workman,
Of New York city; Mrs. Eveline A. Aid.
rich, of Edwardsburg, Mich; James a..
Workman, l2 years old, Of New York
city; James w. Beardslee, Of Watkins, N.
Y; William w. Henry, OF East Green
witch, n. Y; Edwin J. Magoon. Walwick.
Il. l.; Mrs. Albert Bradley, Simcoe, Ont;
Thomas X. Striuger, Port Dover. Ont;
Frank II. Smith, Fort Plain. N. Y; Cbas.
G. Van Dusen, Sprout Brook. N. Y; Mrs.
Charles c. Van Dusen, Sprout Brook. N.
Y; Thomas A. McGarvey, London, Ont.
A list CT the injured who have gone to
their homes Is: John G. Stewart, wife
aud daughters, of Dalton, Ills; L. j. Mon.
roe and George Shackleton, OF Auburn, N.
Y; j. 8. Archbell, Of Evanston, Ills; w.
A. Ryerse, OF Port Dover, Ont, aud c. +.
Adams, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Archbell and William l.. Wilson, both
Of Evanston, Ills, were supposed to be
dead and 30 reported, but both are alive
and only slightly wounded. They are
probably tho only passengers In that car
who escaped. Another victim has been
found-W. Williams, Of Ontario, Canada.
He was taken to q private house badly In.
jured in the back.
Albert II. Bradley, of Toronto, Ont, an
other Of the injured, is dead. He was
cashier in the Bank Of Commerce In that
city aud his demise swells the number OF
deaths to twenty. eight. All the other In
jured are doing well except Mrs. Henry
Vance, who will probably die. There are
now fourteen unidentified bodies, but 1t Is
known that Mrs. A. X. Warner, Of Brock
port, N. Y, and Mrs. j. Wood, OF Odessa,
N. Y, are among the number.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi'
neers hustled until they found n bonds
man for Wooley, and he has been released
Public sentiment is very strong against
him and railway men attribute the horro,
to his inexplicable conductor. Conductor
John Burke. Of the wrecked train, put.
the entire blame on Wooley. Burke had
a close call for his own life and is severely
hurt. lie is very positive the fault lay
with Wooley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Real Estate Men in Conference.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2i,-The Worlds Real
Estate congress met at the Art Institute
and the delegates were .welcomed in a
witty speech by Colonel II. l.. Turner. He
told the delegates from the silver states
that while Chicago appreciated the white
metal the silver men would have an oppor-
tunity to see how much more gorgeous
and satisfactory the golden eagle was. 10
the New York men he said that while Chi
cago might not be truly good it was won
derfully pious in spots aud II they had a
Bowery Chicago had a Midway that could
double discount il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
More IdeptiHcations ut Battle Creek.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Oct. %.-Seven
more bodies have been identified Of the
victims Of the Grand Trunk wreck. They
are those Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sake. Of
New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Do
land, T~ilsonburg, Ont; j. j. Brown, OF
Strathroy, Ont; Marcus Refs, Of Kansas
City, and j. NJ. Sloss, Of Chicago. The in
quest has begun. The only testimony OF
interest was hat of Seth Cornell, train
dispatcher, who swore he. gave Conductor
Scott his orders to stop at the siding and
wait for No o. Scott signed the orders
and Wooley read them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
BETRAYED THE FIENDS.
A WIFE GIVES AWAY HER huS-
BAND IN THE WRATTAN CASE.

And lie In Turn the Gang He belonged
TO aud which Did the Dastardiy Work
-waliowcd In the Victims Blood Be-
cause lie Was Late.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ga special to The
Sentinel from Washington, Ind, says: At
last the guilty murderers Of the Wrattcn
family are In the tolls Of the law. Five OF
the suspects arrested and taken to Jeifer-
sonvillc two weeks ago were rightly sus-
pected, but 1t was not through them that
the hidcous criminals were exposed. Last
Saturday the grand jury ordered h mr..
rest OF James Stone, the man who cameto
the Wratten house early Tuesday morn.
ing and first discovered the terrible trag-
edy. His arrest was caused through his
own wife, who appeared before the grand
jury and testified that Stone arose in the
night and ON planned of n violent tooth.
ache and said that he Was going to n dem
tist to have il distracted; that he did not
return until a late hour, and then being
covered with blood he asked for n change
Of clothes; that Stone maintained that the
blood on his clothes was caused by the
bleeding Of his tooth.
There Were Seven In the Gang.
On inquiry it was found that no doctor
This WA deemed strong evidence, espec-
tally when coming from the mans wife.
AS soon az Stone was brought to town the
| grand jury went to work to obtain n con-
fession from him. At first he ~strenuously
denied everything, but being assured that
clemency would be granted to him If he
made a confession, he ut last yielded to
their overtures. lie told his otory about
as follows: knowing that Mrs. Wratten
kept a great deal OF money about the
house Grandson Cosby. q notorious char
acter in this county, planned the robbery
A gang Of seven persons that formed a sort
Of society for robbery and general hellish'
ness was notified Of his plan. Their names
are Grandson Cosby, Lon Williams; Mar
tin Yarber, Of this city; William ka2es, OF
Pike county; John w. White, Gipp CLARK
and James Stone.
WRllowed the Tardy One In Blood.
The plan wa that Yarber and CLARK
should get into the house and commit tn,
robbery while the Others were to stant
guard. AT the time when the robbery wal
to be committed Cosby and Stone hat
not yet arrived. Cosby was In the cit!
Monday evening and was so drunk tina
he got past going, and did not reach thu
house at all, but Stone arrived after tn
murder had been committed mi becaus,
he was late the other conspirators wal
lowed him in the blood OF the victims ant
in that condition permitted him to e
home, and that was the nail that fastened
down the lid Of their collins.
Did Not Get . Cent of Money.
They could not find u cent Of the money
As Stone did not arrive until the six mui
ders were committed he does not kno,
why they killed the Wratten family. Al
the criminals have been arrested an
taken to Jacksonville. Williams an
Hayes were already In JeiTersonvi!l
prison. Brown, another suspect who wa
taken to Jacksonville, had no connectio
with the tragedy and will DO released. Tb
excitement is more intense than ever. We
to the murdcrers II a Davies county deli
= cation can lay hands on them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
nenth ut the RnilMay Crossing.

BUFFALO, Oct. ga distressing acci-
dent occurred at the Acedis crossing Of
the Lake Shore railway. by which Super
intendsnt A. j. Porter Of Buffalo lost his
life and his wife and child were injured.
Mrs. Porter's arm was broken and the
child slightly injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Mard.rer surrcnders Himself.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. ga special from
Lake Crystal, Mimi, says Joseph Mo-
Cormick, claiming to DO one Of the slay.
ers Of Editor Penrose Of Butte. Mont.
surrendered himself. He says tho kill
ing was done two years ago last July
and he is tired Of hiding. Ho shows no
signs Of insanity,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Trouble Ia Feared.

MoBERLy, No., Oct. 25.-The coal
miners ut Huntsville are out on a strike
and trouble is feared. The strikera
cruelty beat a negro who had formally
worked in the mine and who intended to.
70 to work again. Sheriff Cameron has
SEon quietly calling in his deputies, and
= the strikers attempt again to inter.
fere with the new men there will I'M.
doubtedly DO trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Sentence OF Mackey's AssaiIant.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. CIV. q. Rippey,
the decrepit old man who shot and
nearly killed millionaire John w. Mackey
several months ago, has been sentenced to
pay a fine of ESQ or serve 1875 days in Jail.
1t said that friends who knew him when a
prosperous Spectator will pay the fine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Caused Great Excitement.

FAR RocKAwAy, L. l., Oct. 25.-Ths
announcement that n Malta organize.
ton exists among the Italians at Inwood
Is just made, and that the Italian who
shot Fisherman David Bolton in the leg
on Sunday night is n member Of the
gang, has caused great excitement. The
Italians arc being closely watched.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Declared Unconstitutional.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 25.-The SUI
preme court handed down a decision on
tho woman suffrage law passed by the
last legislature, permitting women to
vote at municipal elections. The court
declares that the law is utterly uncon-
stitutional and void.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Had Been Missing Since september.

NEWTON, l.. l., Oct. 24.-Mrs. Mary
LemkeD, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, has certified
that the remains found in Cyprus Hill
cemetery on Saturday night are those OF
her husband, who had been missing since
September last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
naisn willard Again Elected.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2i.-The principal event
of the session of the National W. q, I. u.
was the election again ~ president Of Miss
Frances Willard by n vote OF 35S out oil
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Hugh Mcdonald ResiRneL.

TORONTO, Oct. 25.-Hugh Mcdonald.
son Of the late premier and member OF
parliament for Winnipeg, handed in his
resignation to the speaker Of the house.
A writ has been issued for a new cleo
tion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Died Of Heart Disease.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The Rev.
Benjamin Griffith, ID. d., general secre.
tary Of the American Baptist Publish.
ing Society died suddenly of heart dis
ease. Mr.. Griffith's connection with
the American Baptist Society began in
1853.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
THE DEAD At BATTLE CREEK.

So~s More Of the bodies Identified
Everybody Against Wooiey.
BATTLE GREEK, Mich, Oct. 23,-Some
more Of the bodies Of u~pfortunates who
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Isaac =. Gray,
United States minister to Mexico, ar.
rived in the city and is lodged at the
Palmer house. Minister Gray came
direct from the City Of Mexico to Chi
CaQO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
HISTORY OF A WEEK.

The decline In the price Of silver has set
capital to work developing gold mines in
Colorado, with gratifying results.
The Russian naval officers are now At
Paris aud that hystcrical city Is wild
with enthusiasm"
Charles Francis Gounod, author OF the
ever. popular Faust" opera, has been
stricken with apoplexy and his age-75
~years-almost assures = fatal result.
The Watkin tower at Wcmbly park,
near London. now approaching compile
ton, Is to be I,l50 feet high, OF l76 feet
taller than the Ethel tower.
George u. White, Boston representative OF
the Pennsylvania tannery firm OF william
l.. White & Co.. is alleged to have secured
t20O,0 900 from Boston banks under false
pretences, aud a warrant has been issued
Tor his arrest
Ex.lnternal Revenue Collector James II.
Stone has been nominated for congress
by tho Republicans Of the First Michigan
district, to succeed the late Logan j. Chip
mau
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Fatal blaze ut Henton.

BENTON, Mo-, Oct. 25.-Fire In the
business portion Of the city caused a loss
Of $65, 900. One man received burns
from which he died.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Tuesday, Oct. 20.

Twelve ont Of forty French soldiers were
killed by a party Of Arabs in the province
OF Algiers.
The new high school building at Bidde
ford, Me-. has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, 100000.
Princes Maud of Wales is about to visit
her late governess, now married aud liv-
ing in Devonshire. While there she is
known as Miss Mills aud insists upon an
absolute absence Of all ceremoney.
A scheme to amalgamate every labor
order in the United States is to be pro-
posed at the Knights Of Labor general
assembly next month.
Costa Rica has sent an envoy to London
to borrow $780, 900.
Mrs. George Burbank was granted u di-
vorce by "A Tacoma conrt within three min
utes after filing her petition. This is be-
lleved to break the record.
Miss Lizzie Montooth got a verdict Of
$500 ut Nashville, Ills., against Fred
Stambaug for breach Of. promise.
Fire in Corkery's livery stable at Le-
mars, Ia, consumed forty head OF horses
and destre yed 100000 worth Of other prop.
srty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
LATEST MARKET p o
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct. IA stirring up In earnest
was given the wheat trade In the last hour to-
day. The wires were Kept busy with rumors
OF u probable end Of the silver fight. When
the rumors were followed by positive ass ,r-
lions from senators that n vote on repeal was
certain inside OF "a hours, the sentiment be-
came very bullish. The shorts were In a great
hurry to cover. Prices advanced very sharp.
The decline of two weeks was recovered In
two hours: December wheat bounded up lTc.
closing lssc above last nights final quotation.
Corn followed the fluctuations OF wheat and
closed with a gain Of 3sc. Provisions ruled
dull and lower.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT Firm; cash. 6314c; December,
G5Mc: May, s2sS07234o.
CORN-Firm; cash, 3,Ac; December, 3SAc;
May, 4.4c.
OATS Firm; cash. e7lsc; December, 2Sl4c;
May, 3l34c.
PoRK-Firm; cash, sl'.0o; January,
$500.
LARD-Firm; cash. Sl0.lG November,
$9.3D; January, S8.4ika.
RIBs-Firm; cash. s9,On; January, s7.57k.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
south Omaha Live stock.

SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. H.-CATTLE-Recelpta
t,OU head; lOJ To 1900 lbs, Si.GjQs5.26: 100 10
1900 lbs, S4.2SQDi.70 70; 90 to llJ0 lbs, S3.506A.3k
choice cows, s2.0OlD..7G common c0wss
sl.2512.0D; good feeders, $3.000s3.0O; common
feeders, S2.25GD3.00. Market active and lower.
HOGS Receipts, $50 head; light. s&.S5o
40; mixed. d3ooO,3j; heavy, tS.300AtA
Market. 90 higher. IS
SHEEP Receipts, 500 head; muttonA, can
aa25 lambs, ts.o@&7A Market wsak aAd
towse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27

It's given out by AsQuith, Gladstone's
home secretary, that home rule for Ireland
will be shelved while the q. y. NJ. carries
out some planks Of the Newcastle plat
form which promised several reforms for
England.
II is now reported that both sides In the
Brazilian troubles are waiting to see how
the elections 20, and that little fighting 10
being done.
Farmers near Huron, s. d., have suffered
losses Of fully 800, 900 In the past few days
by the burning of barns and stock, attrib-
uted to %incendiary fires.
The Wellman Iron and Steel company.
whose works at South Chester. Pa, repre-
scented an investment Of 81 $1,000, 100, has
failed.
Captain Oldroyd's collection Of Lincoln
relics. heretofore exhibited In the residence
Of the Lincolns at Springfield, Ills, have
been installed In the house ut Washington
where Lincoln died.
The stockholders OF the Illinois Central
have reelected the old board Of directors.
Earnings Of the road increased In 1853 II. ~
per cent. over 1897, almost wholly from
passenger traffic.
NJ. Chauvin, the barber recently elected
to the French chamber Of deputies, arose
the other day to make a speech, but prcs
emily sat down, unable to articulate a
i word.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
ChIcAgO Live stock.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2t.-Iho cattle markets ara
pretty generally satisfactory TO sellers. Cow
mostly sold ut 8 2.7jGss.0i, aud $40 0j.00 were
the prices at which tho bulk Of the steers
were bought. Westerns sold on u basis OF
sl.750n9.N. aad 3l.bJ13.j0 was the range for
Texans.
The hog market was active and yesterdays
advance was firmly held. Prime heavy grades
sold at $6.B5D8. 70. and fancy light sorts were
S8.s506.W.
showed frmness. Quotations for sheep ranged
from tl.0JD3.15, and for lambs ut S..b00l.16.
Receipts Cattle. 5000; calves, !, 900; hogA
1900. sheep. l5,UO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27
Monday. Oct. 81.


Cyclist John 8. Johnson has done
one-third mile in 81 Ii seconds. The best
previous record was 3S 40.
Horace Hill, q years old, has been put
under bonds o: $4,000 on the charge of
numbering Anna Wies. at Marshalltown,
Ia.
The report that the czarewitch Is en-
gagged to marry Princess Maud Of Wales
IL denied.
D'Oro won the pool match between him
self and Roberts, the English champion,
by ~ points out of 1000.
Lightning struck Louis +. Patterson's
mill near Uniontown, PA. The mill was
burned. II. +. Moore, the miller, was
stunned; a son Of Moore paralyzed, and u
lot Of hogs killed.
Charles Ballou, a 2I-year.old boy, Of
| Cedar Rapids, Ia, pulled n lighted lamp
over on him. The lamp exploded and the
little fellow was burned almost to u crisp.
a one way ratio of 81 has been authorized
from st. Paul to Chicago. 1t will apply in
both directions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27

II Is now believed that all the disasters
on the lakes resulting from the recent
storm have been reported, and the total
number Of lives lost Is put at sixty'two.
The Rocky Mountain News, Of Denver,
prints a sensational article to tho effect
that DIR. 4. Thatcher Graves, tho alleged
poisoner Of Mrs. Barnaby, who was re-
ported to have committed suicide, Ii alive,
and that n pine log did duty for the corpse
In tho coffin that was buried.
A monument commemorative OF the
battle OF Trenton has been dedicated with
great enthusiasm ut Trenton, N. j. The
monument IL crowned with . heroic statue
Of Washington.
Fireworks costing 10000 will be ex-
ploded at Jackson park IN the evening Of
Manhattan Day.
DIR. Henry Preserved Smith, recently
convicted Of heresy by the Ohio p~resbyter.
ian synod, will appeal to the general o..
Sembly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27

Frank S. Westfall, OF Howard, Kan, a
student at the state normal school at
Emporia, while making n rush In n foot
ball game was hurled on his head and fatal
ly injured.
G. ID. Poe, a carpenter who was arrested
at Pueblo, Colo, for stealing u saw, cut
his throat with a penknife while on his
way to the station aud died two hours
later.
The Bank Of Silverton. Silverton, Colo,
which closed Its doors July IL, 1893, owing
to the large Withdrawals Of depositors, has
resumed business.
The steamer Conestoga left Eric for Chi
cago with a load Of graduated sugar just
before the great storm and was scuttled
in shallow water to prevent her going to
pieces. Her cargo now is one Of syrup In
bulk.
ii. ii. Rogers has preserved in Millicent
library AT Fairhaven, Mass, a collection
Of autos raph letters written by seventeen
Of the presidents OF the United States.
Mary Agnes Shearcr, colored, was shot
and badly wounded and her th~ree-year-old
child killed at Cannonsburg, Pa, by AL
Davis, also colored. Davis claims he did moi
know the gun was loaded and pointed II
AZ o joke.
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A New iIysienic Teapot

A new ",ygienio" teapot is the in.
vcutiou Of woman, and royal woman
at that, Princess May, Of Teck. She has
just exhibited The pct IL :rio group of
nursing and sick room appliances dis
played in London previous to their for.
Yarding to the Columbian Exposition.
The model Is in plain silver and made in
two sections, the upper one of which is
the receptaclc for the tea. This is fur.
nished with double and extremely fine
sieve, through which the water. poured
in at the top filters so slowly that by the
zine it has reached the lower section all
the good quality of the tea is extracted.
The principle is quite similar but an inn
provement on the japanese teapots, with
perforated cups, sold here in New York.
New York Times.
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Caroliniaps in Washington.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Thitteen good
Democrats, who address the Vice Presi-
dent as "Cousin Adlai," are awaiting rec
ognitioD. And only ten States have
been heard from. The list, so far rs
completed, runs as follows: Cousin
Davidson, OF North Carolina; Cousin
Henderson, of North Carolina; Cousin
Brevard, of North Carolina; Cousin
David:on. of Florida; Cousin Davidson,
No. 2, of Florida Cousin Stevenson, Of
Virginia; Cousin Carson, of Tennessee,
Cousin Ewing, of Kentucky; Cousin Ste
venson, of California; Cousin Mckenzie,
Of Kentucky; Cousin Ewing, Of Illinois |;
Cousin Stevenson, of Texas; Cousin Ste.
venson, of Idaho. just one Vice Presi-
dental cousin has turned up with the
announcement that he wants nothing
This notable exception is Cousin Pat
Donan, of Devils Lake, N. D. The rel
ativcs have all been up to See Cousin
Adlai, and he has notified them that at
some time during the coming week
they are to be his guests at a
little family reunion dinner. All but
one or two of the cousins trace their con-
nection with the Vice President through
old Ephraim Brevard, the North Carolina
patr OF, who signed the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Indenendence.