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business
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5pet9=O ficen
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NbeaOblatt Der 81. Staatsz3 ettung.
Offices elepbon $50. 635.

@SefScite.
8. @Grbber. beutT6er A~pptbefer, 465 uto 4s7 Wsluuuree
Npe, @ds Chicago Npe.
S. s. 9i9tenberger & 60, s31 umb 1888 MiIpanfee aos.
Gde 3ipiJon=9tr.
8. garIteus, 531 8lue SSfanb 9De.
8beo. 81. 8ebrenS, Gpodf5efer, 422 30. 12. Ctr.
emil 9ebrens, 8O2 Glib 5oIiteb=9tr, G4e GunarpOrt
@so, 5, @iBbaa, eaO~sf-ede weoOtiOu. uub solfteD.
Geo. .. 88{5iusr, NpOtDefer. 1914 wtinuoufes Abe.
Geo RprQeS, l9 Mtarpe1=Str.
s, aoembel6 & 60, apOtDefer, Gde Ban gurer' unA
Wsopen 8ros., Q~potHefer, 1895 Mttr.poufee abe.
6. s. GlSuer, 1861 YJsiln uufee Mpe.
s. s. 9elomSfi, apotbefer, 700 N}iIpaufee Mpe, Gfe
Sre6, Wreoe's .@pOtbets, 1868 20. Gbicago Ioe, Gds
grs0. S. piercs,' 581 09osn ape.
Hetnbarot Spienbans, Apotbeter, PAP go. gaprtb Noe,
6. 9. <nfDpitruem, W~pDtbsfer, @ibper.Gds 80. 9iDi.
iiou=gtr. unb Sonne Mpe.
Alb, ~9sof3tger, a~potDster, 298 m. 9tpifton=5tr, efe
Tront 5. Berger, W%potDeter. 1886 @ttlipoufee gps.
Grucit a.. 9d6mib, Wiabuct 8baruacp, 1878 Mt1Is
ioanfee ape:, @efe atnates nnb 9esplalues-Str.
8. WtueDtban, Apptbefer. 69l SIS. gsortb Npe.
Bid. Welnun0, 875 WttItuoufee Noe, GGe MfblauS gIoe.
&ubolpb @toHgubr, Apot9eter, Sal g8. 0iDtious9tr.
Gde WalDteaaln Noe.
@DIb0u e 60, q. Str. uub Yau[ino=Str:
s. s; G4imef, Mpotbeter, SAT 9fue Sslano Noe, GGs
Is. Ctr.
6. $. WOlters0orF, Mpotbefer, 900 80. 81. gtrose.
gibarb 6. Jrerflen, Apotbeter, 1901 20. 9aprtb 4ns,
Gde 9Dertoon Moe.
Yaul q. 9elnemaHn, 48 9B. 01niiion ctr.
giprGTette.
8. ggiemer Il 8enbaa, @~pOtpeter, ede Geutsr.gtr. uuh
gtDrtD 8arf Ine.
g. s. 8afeler, Npotbefer. AS gprth Qne, Gde mems,
uIo 557 5ebgiutGsStr., @Ge Wtettomonee.
Nunolpb 9tbpoe, Apotbefer, 504 ". GlortsStr. GGs
@o&tAe=Str.
81. :. Syletiber, 296 q. W1orfet=5tr., SIDE Oaf.5tE
8tl3oPS BharuacD, 400 StnCo[n Wpe.
Senrg SQ10uer, ApotDeter. 224 &incoln Noe, Gde Carr
gom. S. aIense, beutf9er u~pot5efer, 1901 Belmont gtUe.
Sulus W. SinOt, oeutl6er Apptbeter, Gde Glpbourn
Nec. uub &arrabee=5tr.
q. 8. 9enfe, beutl0cr @potpefer, 50 Of Chicago @oc.
Dttos 8bdr1nacp, Gde @lpbouru Mue. unS 3arrnbee.
Ctr, beutIde Npotbefe.
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fe(o Mpe.
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lington.
6. s. y~it9ter, apotbsfer, 146 JuaertOn ape, uabs@errs.
Ctr.
@oberi @ogelana, apetbefer, 24 9aptOn.Str. @de
SBas, s, {yelbtamp, mpDtbeter. 1927 q. gIort.otr. efe
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eo ring i 9Om, gpOtbefe, aarrabse.@tr. Gae gIad.
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6. s. @laB, Mpetbsfer, s87 q. Solfteo.5tr.
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q. Marteus, Mpptbeter, III gentre=Str.
8efer Bros. @potDefer. 1852 2tncoIn Anes ode
Ghpo[=Str
6eurp 8. gote, g~tpptbefer, 1913 81. GIorf.Str.
albert @er9es. GotpbefeE, 1072 s ucoIu Nne., gde Bel
u. ID. gaeis, apOtbefsr. 81 0t aOrtA aus. ode Gleps.
I0no Nss.
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G~bicago, 10. Tebr.
So(8en6e 9reile pur6en BET gr0Beren
8artien ~er3ielt:

" y ~ y y ~" OeDt+
To(9en6e Pretle mur6en BEL 9rDBeren
8artien ~er3ielt:
8utter. bette Creamery : 0aare,
263@27, quite 241 @253, mittelmGBige 23(a
24c, 9air1, bette, 21(@22c, mitteGgrte
u10 CUTE 2O@21c, frii6er PG6ing Stpd
12@13c.
8utterine, Gaftlofe 0oirD, lac,
empire 153c, Bette creamery 180193c,
Suinoiier 17c; in vGoQ5" o6er tletnell
OebinOen &c mebr.
&die, bette r8ltu Cream Gbe06ars",
110114c, rTtDins" 12(0123c, yYoung
2(merifa" 123@13c, nod8cmocDter Sbpeiz
ser 12@133c, rBriG" 12@13c, 2im6urz
ger 12(@123c,
8obnen, bette vgtaOtes" $1,000
mittel8ute $1.45, NIT Der Wfai3ine 8eretz
nt9te $1,30@1,35.
@ter, guns friicbe, 14@147c 6as Dbb.
W btSfeD, SLID.
@efIG0eI, 9ei6labtete5, Eurfep 8
@83c; 6iibner 7@73 6ennen sos ate
unD iunge O. gnten 5000 fir lebenz
6t9e; @dnie 6.0007.0 0 per 9Bo, Spring
@6idens" 73M8c bo8 8funb.
Obi 9e00rrteS: QepfeI, fitnitIib gez
trodncte 73@10c, 6oS 9funb, an Scr
Sonne geo0rrte n0rbltcbe 5@63c., Pftrii6e
5(06c., 8rombceren 6(07c., 6imbeeren %
@243 ; @Gliforniicbcs Qprifoien 14@16c,
ni9t8eibalte 8ftrii9e SOLE, geiddLte
22(024c; 8flaumen 9@13c.; &oltnen :
oGonoon 2oDerS" $1.6502.O0 baS &iitz
6en, pMllstateuer" $1.O0@1.35, loie
406c.
0bf, frtldes: g(epfeG $3.5O@4.5O
unb $5,00@5.5O, ie na9 Der Site, Baz
nanen $1.0001,25, Gitronen 81. OO(04.25
&ortoffeln - 8urbonfS 51(054c,
6ebronS 50(053c; Stole 48(051c; burcbz
chamber 50(@53c Ser 8uiQel. SerieDz
StDeetsB ototO5 o. bas SAP, Sui
nptier 81. 100000
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9roguift: Sd babe mr. fiintGideS GarGsa
baOer Sol5, ipclde8 aber 10 gut lit tuie Oas
ddte llltD mr. bic 9dlfte fOftet.
&uuDe: Suit, baru 1tebt1te t9 5met 6Gaz
idet oapo1t, menn gle bafir etre fali6e
9ouor=9eote nebu1er, bic mir ie11aro argez
buu0en bat. sic f0urett pteueidt eirert
ebGenfoont it nie cine edte 0oIor-gfofe.
Otora1 :-Gauft fetn tituftltdc8 Carlsbad
GatS ooer @afIer. G8 lit ebenio pertblO8
Garl8ba6 miiIen BITE l11teridrtft bon Sis
ner & .MenOelion Co., SnPortdres Neip
Dorf, anf benz 9alie ei11er ieben Slal9e
tragen. Breis per 6lai6e Sal5 $1.00.
@roBe TlaiQe $1.5O.
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Gil tniethrn nfimdhf-

On mtetben 9eiu9t: ,3um l. W}ai ober ettpas
~ trnber tur cine tleine respectable eFomtlie elm 6aus
oon ettpn s l3tUmern, l~pomDglld) nit sol pber @arteu,
IN oft9eneD11er Se9enb, miiroe auf toufeu QeQeu Quss
tolslg npu | Sot I'M 98ertbe npn 500 unD aeQen Inonat.
lG9e Ab3oblunge1i fam $1,000 O&ietbe 3aDlen. 0fFerten
mt A1I9aoe bes BreiieS NIB 9enouer Sage inter Fill
Stootsaettltn9 erbeten. 5fb7t
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YartnerS.

M DIT: Bartner fir eiuen Saloon in Der M}ifte
Der Stoot. in Der 9tabe Dpu 5lpei Sbeateru. Briefe
urter :. "a Staats3eitung. 8fb3t
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am 9onnerItag, ben s. 6ehruor, mad fur5efn 2eiben iii
leinem 81. Sabre ianft e%ntidlofen lit. Ok 8eeroiquuo
ftnbet am Sohnta9. ben II. 5e6ruar, g}o6n. , u9E
bonn 3roierbouie 402 SaioIe Qoe. ouS mad Sracelait0
1tott. I'm titles SeiIeib blttet
9fb2t Sic &sinterbIte6cnen.
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Geri1nG6es.

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benz 9altpter pSobn" gum 8eiub mad 9eutidloni
reIlt. pltrldt pie 8efanntltaft elmer junQeu Game.
loeId)e 9!iel9faus bteie 3eiie rnatbt Abr.: f. 81
Staats5ettung.
CStn %gebiI6eter iuuger Mann nit etipos gyerm6oeT
lpi1iht bic getannti1aTt zines or6entIid1ea
Wtoo9ets 3lueds balot9er 9etrotb. alifrl1tiQe Cfferten
eLpeIen inner w. o2 Staats3t9, iai mon
Ism 9~ebIloeter 3err in ben ~oier8tqer Sabrell piiuidr
pie 8etonntlbaIt elmer 0lteren 9Qme all MAIDEN
Selo.utge S1erten beltebe man oertrauens0pa mite.
eqitffre 4. 62 bs Is. D. Wtts. IN Der Grpeo. Der Staots.
SSeltltn9 nieSer5lle9en, Stren9Ite 9iscretton Gbreuiahe.
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unterriht.


sine oeltl9e Sebrerin, bic tbr @rameu in eiuen Seuris
NOR gentabt bot, pitnldt Prtoot=Stuuoeu gu oebeu.
Sn 1tno auBer benz 9olie. Gfferte1 inter 2 98 5foatss
5elthn9' 4feb7t
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2tthern.


On pertaufeu: Cine fb0ue v@do" E 3itber, ppae
~ @~pncert=SrDBe. 9fferten unter ". 513 5toats.
Seituug. Alb ban
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Tin0naienes.


Roie Qtiulan & 60, Mort9oee 8oufers, 52 9eor=
e~igentbum gu ben u~ieori9iteu preiien ioloie audi Quf Sc
baloe. 6oe5, 1S,t
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8erIaugt Trauen uuO WaOden.
Wel6Gfts= Oeleqenbeiten.


Z II pertaufen: 8iItg, W}eat Morfet, alte5 @e=
10dft mug Iofort ~pertauft iper0eu.
SIG Weit u. Str.
9~Serlan9t: Sin ti1tiger g6irtb, Der inter Iebr
g%lln1tt9et gebtn9uugen cine DeutIbe MirtbI6oft
utD 9tuttg gtOont lbernebmen fam; MIR eiutee buu6ert
9ouors erforoerlt9. .3u erfra9en utter
8i3t l. SO Stoats3ettunQ.
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Ede moIbtnstOn @troBs unb Siftb Gps.
MDhlirte 2imnfer.


Hu permteI9eh: YIN INQUIRIES Sumner fur etnen
99eitiette noDe Der 9o1bobn lino benz @orielo @orf.
Aorelien unter Nd so 9taats5ettuug. 9t,bolp
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ollie in biefer Site ou9e5eigten grteie, melbe Mot
tnnerb0lb 3fDet QGp6ert, BON pbenitebenoen Datum eitIa
9eretbnet, abgebolt limb. tperben nab Der dead Letter
Office III N8aibington qelaubt.
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SDOcS0u3ci1c.
Bauer

S~Frernben ulO Setounten Die traurige g}o9rtdt. baB
lner @atte uuo Batter
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SoOeanmaefne.
SpSeS ~9(ttsctac.
0enprbem :

Caroline Gutter, ont 8. %sSebruar 1894, in ibrer
Wobalng 28 glue SSlotb Npe. 8eerbigunq am Gonn=
tag, ben II. Jebruar, ! ubr 9to9nt.
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StelenQeiuhe.

@n3ei9et inter bieier 8u6rit lilb f~offenfret.
Ct ein9t: 8u1balter, 9eutTder. fucbt ete0uno
MfaBt9e AH1prube. 4breIicn II. 81 5taots8t9.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06

op any either JHenSe against the United
States, and one or more Of such parties
do any act to effect the object Of the con-
spiracy, all Of such parties to such con-
spiracy nrc guilty Of n crime, and II you
FIND from your Investigations that any
such oncnsc has been committed within
this judicial district il il your imperative
aud solemn duty 10 find an indictment or
indictments against any or every such Of
fendinu person or persons. Using the
substance Of the language Of Judge Jack
son in n somewhat similar case that
arose In West Virginia in 1893, 1t Is proper
for mo 10 say that exactly what is In
yolved in this strike, which has brought
all the trouble here and elsewhere, II not
for me or you to investigate.
At this time il IL not necessary to
know which side Is In the right or
which side IL In the wrong, nor
whether, In fact, either side Is in the
wrong, upon the merits OF that
question. IL may bs again said
that there L. but one way to redress o
wrong done In this country, and that Is
through the regularly constituted tribu.
nails OF the country. No man nor set OF
men, M combination Of men oan law
fully undertake to redress a wrong except
tho way pointed out by law. Whenever
men attempt to u~nlawfully combine them.
selves together for the purpose Of redress.
ing a wrong they strike ~ the very foun.
dation Of those laws which gave them the
rights u u citizen, the protection OF life.
liberty and the pursuit of happiness. IL
il the sworn aud the imperative duty Of
those charged with the administration Of
the laws to take prompt and vigorous
measures Ia bring to the bar Of justice
anv mud rrnrv infrnctInn of the laws.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
QUIET DAY AT CHICAGO.
STRIKERS Seem to Have n wholesome Re.
spcct For the Troops.

etrikers Seem to Have n Wholesome Re.
spcct For the Troops.
CHICAGO, July b.-Taken in its entire.
ty the Fourth was a quiet day in strike
circles barring an occasional furry
caused by tho gathering Of the mobs In
the stock yards district. which, however,
were held in check by police and depu-
ties backed up 10y the near proximity Of
a detachment OF regulars for whom the
strikers have a wholesome respect.
rrains are once more moving at Blue
Island. The turbulent clement having
suddenly smmercd down when ON
froated Ivy risses 20 ordinance and gilt
tsring bayonets.
After tho trohps disenbayked at thu
stock yards strikers vented their spleeT
by ditching tho two rear coaches of the
troop train and disabled the engine by
showing coupling pins into the cross heed
guides, being careful, however, to wal,
untd the regulars had got o safe dis
tance away.
The Chicago and Northwestern has re
sumed it's passenger service, which Il
now moving regulasly and without In
teTferepce.
Pho Santa 70 and the Alton service Il
still seriously crippled, though the SAINTS
Fe passenger trains are moving on time
The Michigan Central got out a train oil
40 cars Of meat Wednesday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
BURIED THE GODDESS.
Novel Performance by Coxey
Wealers on the Fourth.
1T WILL EXoNERATB CARLISLE.

Report Of the Sugar Investigating commit
tee VIII Please tho secretary-Govern-
ment OfHcials Aroused Over the Strike.
Grand Jury Ordered ut Chicago-kyie's
Resolution VIII Cause Debate.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The Coxey
commonwealers went through the spec.
tacular performance of burying the God.
dess Of Liberty in front Of the Capitol at
noon Wednesday. It was q sequel of the
demonstration of May /, when, accord.
ing to Coxey and Browne, liberty was
mortany wounded and fingered until
she expired on the Fourth Of July. Cap.
tain Austin and q force Of 10 mounted
aud six unmounted police were on hand
with two patrol wagons. A small crowd
vas attracted by the novel performance.
Tho coinmonwealers marched four
abreast, 246 strong, with many banners
and devices. At their head rode Carl
Browne in a remarkable disguise. His
beard had been removed and his face
powered. A wig Of yellow hair fell to
his waist; his arms were bare and powd.
cred. A liberty cap was on his head and
his body was wound with the emblem.
attic garments Of liberty.
1t was not intended that Browne
should be known in the disguise and the
name Of the goddess was announced az
Sarah Elkhart. The army formed
around Peace monument, where the
Goddess Browne delivered an apostrophe
to the bronze goddess on top Of the Capt..
tol. As he closed his address he Topped
into a badly simulated swoon from his
horse and his comrades catching him
placed the pale faced marshal in an i'm.
pronptu hearse and laid him at full
length with flags and crepe over him.
The hearse was inscribed: "Liberty ID
dead"
The procession then moved away 10
Mulligan hall, where the Goddess
stepped from the hearse, and the com.
monwealers closed the day With dancing
aud speeches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
CROP CONDITIONS IN NEBRASKA.
Wheat Harvest Well Advanced and Corn
IL In Excellent Condition.

Wheat Harvest Well Advanced and Corn
Ia In Excellent Condition.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 4.-The weekly
weather crop bulletin of the Nebraska
weather service says: The week has
been hot and dry, but the general rains
Immediately preceding had left the
ground IN excellent condition., and all
crops have made very satisfactory
growth. Light rains of a haaf inch or
less prevailed v the state generally.
Small grain continues to show general
improvement. Wheat harvest is we'll
advanced In the southeast section. The
straw Is short, in some cases even too
short TO bind, and the yield will be light,
bat the grain generally is Of good quail.
ity. The corn everywhere is in excellent
condition. Much of it has boon cultiva-
tedSfor the last time.
Tame hay is a light crop, but wild hay
rs improving and pastures are every
where in good condition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Strike Committee Arressed.

Los ANGELES, July Six men. com.
prising the strike committee Of the A.
r. r., We're arreste d Wednesday after.
noon by u deputy United States marshal.
Bail was ixed in each case at 5000.
The indictment charges the men with
having DISTRACTED and melted others tc
otstruct the carrying Of the United
States mails on regular trains Of thu
Southern Pacific railroads. The wit
nesses, whose names were Endorsed Oh
the back of tho indictments, were tn,
officials Of the Santa Fe and Southern
Pacific railroads.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Omaha Fircnen Out.

OMAHA, July i.-Ten firemen on the
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Oma-
ma road struck here today, General Su-
p%erintendent James made up tho north
bound passenger train himself, and it
pulled ont of the station with n fireman
secured from the Union Pacific black.
smith shops. When the train reached
the north end of the yards the fireman
deserted his post and the train was left
standing half a mile from the depot. The
situation Oh the other roads entering
Omaha Is practically unchanged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
MiIitin stoned Inv Strikers.

SIOUX Cry, July G.-Militia com.
panies TO the number of 800 men arrived
here Wednesday night. The men were
stoned by a crowd of strikers while
marching up town and had to prick a
number of people with their bayonets.
Three Of the militiamcn were slightly
hurt. A lieutenant was hit with q
coupling pin and quite badly hurt. Al
2;30 this morning the Omaha railroad
bridge Jver tho Floyd river was set on
fire Ivy inccndiaries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Kyic's Resolution win Cause Debate.

WASHINGTON, July TIT is the gen.
eral understanding that when the senate
meets on Friday there will be only a
brief session and that the senate will
then adjourn until Monday. 1t is quite
probable there will not he a quorum in
the senate again this week. The reso'
luton of Senator Kyle introduced at the
request Of the striking railway men il
regarded rs sure to cause debate and
senators who expect to speak on it under
stand 1t will 90 Over until Monday. The
resolution will cause some very tart de-
bate in which Senator Davis (Minn.) will
take a leading part, following the line OF
his telegram to McInnis at Duluth II
which he said he would not support the
Kyle resolution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Trinidad Strikers Arvcsted.

TRINIDAD, Colo, July 6.-.Thirty eight
men, half members II the A. r. U. and
the remainder being sympathizers, were
arrested here and taken to Denver.
Among them are President Melick, Vice
President Murth, Chairman Carrig, Sec
rotary Imhoif, of the union, and d. b.
Rollins, n Populist politician. The men
were arrested for disarming the depu-
ties last Sunday. In addition to these
10 Others We're arrested, who ventured
too near tho railroad property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
FEDERAL GRAND JURY CHARGED.
Judge Ross OF Los Angeles Lays Down the
Law on Strikes,


Los ANGELES, July 6.-Judge Ross
charge to the grand jury was as follows.
I understand, through the district at.
torney. that you desire some further in
structions in regard to the mail. Congress
has provided by statute that the post.
master general in all cases shall decide
In what the mails shall be
conveyed, and that officer has, through
his subordinates, designated the Southern
California Railroad company and the
Southern Il. ciic Railroad company in
this judicial district the regular passengci
trains Of these roads for the carrying Of
the United States mails. Neither OF these
companies are by the law required " rui
any other trains than their regular pa,
songer trains for the carrying Of the malls
and their failure to do 30 IL not n violation
of any Law Of the United States 80 whicl
my attention has been called Of that
Nave been able to fad.
NY and every person who shall know
inHly and wilfnlly obstrurt fhe pasaagN
Of the maii l. guilty Of u crime agains,
the law Of the United States, and II TIVE
OF more psrsons censpire 10 commit tina
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
All Free.

Those whe have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery knew its value, and those whs
have not, have rev the opportunity 10
try II free. Call on the advstised DruR.
gist and get a Trial Bottle. Free. Send
ysor name and address TO Il. Z. Bueklsn
4 Go. Chicago, and get n sample box OF
DR.. Kings Now Life Pills Free, 40 we'll as
q cspy Of Guide to Health and Household
Instructor, Free. All Of which il guaran.
tesd to do you COED and cost you nothing
at Z. l.. Cuttings Drugstore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Celebrated Very Quietly.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The Fourth
was celebrated very quietly here. There
were half a dozen celebrations by pat
riotic bodies, of which the most interest.
ing was conducted by the Sons of thu
American Revolution, which, under an
escort by the Marine band and a detach,
ment of the National Guards, marched
to the foot Of the Washington monument
and held exercises there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Lynched tho Rustlers,

ATKINSON, Neb., July A report has
reached here from the north part of the
county that Ralph Hills and son and an.
other man We're lynched early Sunday
morning near Brush Creek. 1t is said
they had been arrested for arson and cat
tie rustling and Were taken from the
officers by settlers and hanged. Young
Hills is the party who stabbed a man at
Naper, in Boyd county, a couple Of
weeks ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06

Hallsr's Australian Salvs derives tts
wonderful healing qualities frsn . ssisA.
hide csnbisst,OR Of several OF ths great
est curative discoveries knsvn 10 tho
world. Applied to cuts and sOrss Of oil
kinds IL will prove itNslf = uiaryslcus
healer. An Iowa farmer writes and as
sorts that IL shosld have boon called
"Ths Corn Husksr's Balm" Try IL for
Piles. Dsyo 4 Griss sell u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Injunction Against Debs.

San FRANCISCO, July 6.-Judge Nc.
konna has issued an injunction against
Debs and other members of the A. r,
u, restraining THEN from interfering
with the Southern Pacific trains,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06

OMAHA, July There is absolutely
no change III the situation here with ref
erence to the Pullman strike, except the
declaration of the president Of the
local union that they do not propose to
mix up in the trouble and that If the
president persists in ordering them to
strike they will surrender their charter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Union Pacific May Abandon All Trains.

OMAHA, July At was stated at the
Union Pacific headquarters that unless
the situation improved during the next
AZ hours all men in the employ OF the
company would be discharged and all
trains abandoned until the strike Is
ended.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
VIII Stand by the Companv.

DENVER, july G.-The engineers Of the
Denver mud Rio Grande have unani-
monsH decided their duty to both their
order and railway requires them to per-
form every service required of them as
engineers by the road.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Missouri Pacific Shops Closed.

SEDALIA, Mo-, July 4.-The Missouri
Pacific shops We're closed here Monday
for a period Of nine days, and II the
strike to enforce the Pullman boycott
has not been amicably settled by that
time the suspension will be continued
indefinitely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06

KANSAS CITY, july 3.-The tie-up is
now effective on the Santa Fe, Rock ISL
and and Chicago and Alton. The last
two named roads have practically sus-
pended operations. The Rock Island
has positively notified the superintend-
ents of that road to abandon all trains on
that road until further notice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06

PUEBLO, July G,-Companies A and II
of the Seventeenth United States infsn.
try, t3 men, under command Of Captain
Van Horne, of Company A, arrived here
from Fort Russell TO assist the United
States marshals in protecting the prop.
erty of the Santa Fe and the Union Pa
citic, Denver and Gulf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Santa Fe shops nj Topeka Closed.

TOPEKA, July AT noon tho Santa
Fe's shops We're closed for al indefinite
period. The responsibility for their clos.
ing rests somewhat between the mana
gers of the A. II. U. and those of the
railroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
TWELVE Arrested nt Pueblo.

PUEBLO, Colo, July 8.--Twelve dis
turbers of the peace were arrested here,
among them a striker from the Denver
and Rio Grande named Karrol, who was
a r~ingleader and made himself very
offensive to the deputy marshals. They
will be taken TO Denver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Packing Houses Law OF Men.

OMAHA, july ALL the packing
houses laid off a number Of men today
because of the inability to secure trans
portation for dressed meats. If the
strike keeps up few days longer the four
big plants, Cudahy's, Swift's, Hammond's
and the Omaha, will be closed down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-06
Twelve Arrested at Pueblo,

PuEBlO, Colo, July 8.--Twelve dis
turbers of the peace were arrested here,
among them a striker from the Denver
and Rio Grande named Karrol, who was
n ringleader and made himself very
offensive to the deputy marshals. They
will be taken to Denver.