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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
LOSS TO INSURGENTS.
Operations In Western Cuba Crippled
by Killing Of Cassalles.
Childs Filibustering Expedi-
tion Comes to Griof.


WASHINGTON, June 20. - Onlclal con.
hrmation has been received from Havana
as to the engagement between Major
Garcia Delgade, with his Spanish com.
mand, and Cassalles. with insurgent
forces. Cassalles and two others were
killed and the band dispersed
The engagement Is said to have been
specially important because Of Its locality.
It occurred on the plantation of San Jose,
near Placetas. province of Santa Clara.
This is the point nearest to Havana that
the insurgents have reached There was
decidedly gloomy feeling over their prox
Unity TO tho capitol, because their com
mander, Cassalles, frst enlisted In the
Cuban volunteers In the service Of Spain
and afterward deserted to tho insurgents
His DEATH IL Is claimed. will break up tho
operations nearest Havana
Childs Expedition n Failure.
Word reaching official quarters In
Washington, indicates that the filibuster
ing expedition which was believed to have
gone TO Cuba on the steamer George
Childs has met with disaster. The boat
was located after reaching Jamaica, but
nothing definite has ever been heard mt to
the party beyond vague statements that
they had landed at some remote point on
the Cuban coast.
The last OF these reports was two weeks
ago on the 7th inst, since which time
there has been no mention of what the
band was doing. Information now reach.
Ing officials here leads to the belief that
the party did not reach Cuba, but met
with disaster of Florida, resulting In ex.
trcme hardship to Its members.
Six Of them have returned to Key West
In famished condition, having lived on
crabs in the marshes OF the keys off the
Florida coast. From the fact that there
has been no trace OF the party in Cuba,
the officials here believe that those who
have suffered such hardships in the keys
swamps are the main band Of the Childs'
party.
In view Of the developments as to the
Childs' filibustering party, it Is not i'm.
probable that the United States cruiser
Raleigh will turn her attention to them.
She left Key West two days ago without
announcing her destination, and 1t Is pos.
sible she has received the information
which now reaches here
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26


Prices for market beef-A few choice, s6q8 i
extra, s. 5OQ5.75; first quality, s6C6s, SEQ
ond quality, tA@475; third quality. 1dt3S6
Prices for store cattle-Working oxen, n
pair. t60glS; fsfrow cowa si0lS22 fancy
COWS, s5O0Io milch cows and calves, t2O(A4S;
yesari.5ngs, yea. .5 sSeio; Syear-olds, siso2s; syear'
Western fat swine-Live. tatCS5c: northern
dressed hogs, 5Jsc ~ H.
Prices for sheep and lambs-In lots. -, Sa50
lambs. 40D1c: veal calves, 21S0t8ISc.
Prices for hides, tallow and sEips-Brighton
NJ country hides. ell@7c y n; country io ssiiow'
2d21sc n ~; wool pelts mono; calf skins,
s5c9sl 30 zach; sheared skins, l0dp3Oc lamb
skins 2OD2bc; dairy skins 50lp65c each.
Cattle-The little trade noticed showed n
frmness on the smaller sized good cattle
rather than those OF heavy weight. Too fat
cattle not earnestly called For.
Fat hogs-A good number on sale from the
north that were selling at Sz(D5<o.. a. W. De
mand good. Arrivals from the west at 4szCe
tC l
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
HASTINGS Attitude.

HARRISBURG, June 26.-Governor Hast
ings announces his candidacy for perma-
nent chairman of the next Republican
state convention, and declares himself for
Colonel Gilkyson for state chairman, In
opposition to Senator Quay. This draws
the line between the administration on
one side and Quay and his friends ON the
other.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26

The wool market during the past week has
been fairly active, both In territory and do
Westic grades, with prices shade higher than
prevailed In the country has tempted dealers
TO pick up lots hero and there instead of In the
interior. ~ they could get the wool cheaper.
the manufacturers do not feel like stocking
nkead on an upward movement. yet they arc
disposed 70 get u little more than they ac-
tually require In order 10 protect themselves
n the market does advance or stay. Australian
woods are meeting with q steady sale, with
orices about cent higher all round.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
Another Panel Necessary.

SYRACUSE, June 26.-The 1eth juror was
accepted In the .Fitzsimmons case yester.
day, and the attorneys on both sides I'm.
mediately proceeded to exercise their
rights to make peremptory challenges
Six OF the IL were excused, leaving only
half dozen In the box. The jury was
completed later in the day, but only one
of the last six was &C c,eptable to both par
tics. When 1t came to adjourn court, 1t
was found necessary to draw panel Of 30
iur0rs
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
DULY Provided For.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Secretary Olney
has settled the question raised as to who
is to pay the expenses of employing Gus.
tom house inspectors engaged In ferreting
out filibustering expeditions, by authoriz.
ing the use OF SO much as may be neces.
sary out Of the fund of 5000 appropriated
In the diplomatic and consular appropria-
tion bill for the enforcement Of the neu.
trality act
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
Murderer Hanqed.

COLUMBUS, o., June 26.-John MelnaI
was hanged at the penitentiary early this
morning. The heart beats ceased in just
13 minutes. Melnar stood the ordeal
bravely. Melnar and two Hungarians
killed Daniel Gehring because Gehring
objected to Melnar marrying his daughter.
Melnar's accomplices were sentenced to
life Imprisonment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
In Professional Ranks.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 26.-At yes
terday's bicycle race, held by the West
End Wheelmen, Sanger appeared as a pro-
iessional and established record for
half-mile, unpaced, for that class. His
time was So los, Is. below the previous
rpcords
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
Petered Out.

GRAND RAPIDS. June 26.-Free silver
men assembled here yesterday to organize
an Independent silver party in Michigan.
After waiting till some time past the hour
Of meeting and the delegates having failed
to materialize at the convention hall, the
convention was declared to be o flzzle.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
Gold Reserve Intact.

WASHINGTON, Juno 26.--The treasury
gold reserve, as the result Of the Belmont
Morgan syndicate paying In 81 ,0O0, 900 in
gold yesterday, became intact again for
the first time since Dec. IA, 1894. It
stands now at sl00, S30, 1855. There is still
owing from the syndicate 5000 900 in
gold
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
More Ianqled Than Ever.

ST. JOINS, N. f., June 26.-The govern.
ment was beaten on a snatch vote in tho
assembly yesterday. Their prestige is fur.
ther damaged by statements copied from
Canadian journals that the Canadian pre-.
mier, Bowel, recently stated that the
Newfoundland government had made sew.
eral applications to them for financial help
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
France Makes Concessions.

TIEN-TsIN, June 28.-France has con-
cluded the convention with China, sane
tioning an unlimited extension of the
Tonquin railways In Chinese territory.
There are alarming reports that the Japan
csc are fortifying the Liao- Tung frontier.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
A Thlrty.0ne. .Rounder.

WHEELING, June 96.-Jerry Marshall
the Australian featherweight champion,
and Johnny Van Heest, the 125-pound
American champion, fought q 81-round
draw here last night. Had the contest
been for points, Van Heest would have
been an easy victor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
For Two Reasons.

LONDON, June s8.-Lady Henry somer-
set and Miss Frances Wizard have inter
viewed several government officials about
presenting the polyglot petition. They
met with rebuffs. owing to the ministerial
crisis. 1t is doubtful whether parliament
can accept petition signed by ALIENS.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
Too Many Beaux.

ROCHESTER, June 98.-Lillie b. Lark,
aged 20, committed suicide by jumping
into the canal. 1t Is said that the girl
had trouble with her parents over the at
tentions paid her by several young men.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
0nens lulx I.

KEEL June 26.-The Baltic canal will
be opened to traffic July to all vessels OF
a draught not exceeding 24ft. Sin.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26

We wish call attention the few remarks in regard
the spring trade Our line of Furnishing Goods Caps
complete than before and nothing the very
and the prices satisfactory ALL Our Straw Hat Department is
completely full of all kinds of sraws Neggee Shirts all kinds for
Bicycle Belt Sweaters etc. In the line Of Neckwar you will
place the finest assortment of all shapes and styles made
Underwear Department will find Underwear
department all sorts of from 25c to $5O
ofB cycle Caps guarantee suit all
shapes We also have hand the best Trunks
Bags in th. city Come one, come all.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-26
Cattle Receipts and Quotations

Amount Of live stock on tho market at Brigh
ton and at Watertown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
CONVENTION.
or the Webs ter County Union
Sunday.SchOOl Association !
at COWlcs Sept. @ and z.

A semi annual convention OF the
Webster County Union Sunday School
Association will be held in Fuller's
grove. at Cowles, on Friday and Satur-
day, September 9th and 7th. The COM
mittee canvassed the county for a loca-
ton and decided upon Cowles for the
reason, first that 1t is nea the geograph.
ical center OF the county, and second,
that no one could complain Of the dis
lance as it can be reached in three
hours easy drive from any point in the
county.
A few OF the objects OF the convention
To derive plans to further the Sunday
School interest during the coming winter;
to draw the Sunday School workers Of
the county closer together that they
may become better acquainted with
each others method Of work, and to
get each township organization into
working order.
A few reasons why you should attend
You owe an outing to yourself and es
pecially to your children before starting
them TO this winters term Of school
It is the only union association. is un
UNCONVENTIONAL, and a free will offering
to the world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
In MemOPiam.

In loving remembrance Of Mr.. z. &
Stewart who passed peacefully away
August 13, 1895.
The end Of long and peaceful years
The last Of sorrow and of pain,
The change thst brinps us bitter tears
Has brought TO his eternal gain.
lie has crossed the lonely river
And his suffsrings now are Ger,
He has gone to dwell forever
Y On that fair and peaceful shore.
Sad may seem your home without him
With its shadow hanging DER,
But remember that In heaven
There Is added one name more.
God has called him from all weeping
lis his wilt that he should go,
He's not dead hut only taken
From this world Of sin below.
Farewell loved enc, farewell
The Fathers call has vme
To leave all care end sorrow
And rest In your he tvenly home.
l Oh could we see the glory
As the gates closed after you,
The splendor. beauty, brightness
I That burst on your rapturOus view.
The light OF smiles shall light again
The lids that Overfowed with tears,
And weary hours Of woe a,d pain
Are promises Of happier years.
For God has marked each sOrrowing day
And numbered each secret tear.
And heavens long age Of bliss shall pay
For all his children whs suffer here.
But we trust you with the dear ones
Who left rs one by one,
With heartbroken anguish We murmuf
Oh God. thy will be done.
A FRIEND.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
r

The Webster county institute is now
in -~eseion.
NJ. Hunter has expressed his salts.
fac, on with the energetic manner in
which his teachers take hold OF the
work.
The ministers Of this city have taken
charge Of some Of the opening exercises.
Mr.. McEachron OF the Franklin Acad.
envy and Rev. Geo. Z. Taylor OF Doane
college addressed the institute this week.
Many are interested in the work as Ia
shown by the many visitors.
The enrolment at this writing in 11s.
TEACHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

In order to introduce Chambsrlsin's
Cough Remedy here We sold several dog
bottles on strtot guarantee and have
foaed every bottle did good service. We
have used II ourselves and think 1t super
Tor TO any other. w. I. Mowrey, Jarvis
vile, W. Va. For sale BY Dsy0 4 Grios,
dsuSgtsts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
For District Judge or the Tenth
District
AZ Hasusss This Morning.

The hottest contested convention that
has been held in this district, or this
part Of the state. took place Thursday
and today, at which time Hon. James
McNeny OF this city was nominated by
the republicans for their standard bear
er. II was a lucky omen. There we're
II delegates and it took II ballots to
nominate. The best OF feeling prevailed
and McNsny will be elected by a biz
majority. Hurah! Hurah! for McNeny
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
Social Entertainment.

A large and socisble gathering filed
tho Baptist to it's utmost capacity last
Tuesday evening, tho occasion being q
musicale and social. given under the
auspices OF the young people Of that
denomination. The pulpit, piano, plat
form and stands were handsomely dec.
Grated with many varieties Of beautiful
flowers, and the program was rendered
in an enchanting way. Following Is the
program az carried out. some few who
we're on the program being unable to
take part, owing to absence and sick.
ness:
Piano Duet. ............ Moroccan BrilliaRte
Misses Susie Kenady and Alice Remsberg.
Vocal Duet Sinking Ship
Messrs. Stuart and l.. Z. Albright.
Vocal Solo. ............... ........ Better Apart
Edwin Emigh.
P1anO SOLO. .inteTmrLIo
Jessie Gather.
PlanO 500 .mahuTkh
Alice Remsbe,g.
| Vocal Duet ............... Ring, Ring DE Banjo
Lizzie Poindextcr and Eva Foster.
LADIES' Quartet.
......... Morning Song Of the Shepherdess
Mrs. Martin. Nellie West, Blanche Cummings,
and Mrs. West.
Selection ........ ............ Mandolin tluu
Messrs. Vance. Fulton and McNitt.
Vl0lin ".oeIecVcu
Margaret Miner.
Comic Maze Quartet . =. Juice ~ Watermelon
Messrs, Clark, COtting, MOrhart anu Dtckers0n'
Mrs. West, Miss Josie Igou, Miss
Irene Miner and Miss Nellie West
played Accomplishments for tho various
songs.
Each performance was favorably re-
ce,ved by the audience, and ~applaudet
10 a hearty and encouraging manner.
At the conclusion Of the musical par
Of the entertainment, the gathering wal
given permission to enjoy the socis
part. The church was Immediately
scene Of confusion. Walters we're rush
ing here and there, with trays loadet
with ice cream and cake. people wer'
conversing in groups and by twos. snt
altogether, everybody seemed to b
making the most OF the, occasion. Ad
mission had been previously fixed a
fifteen cents, and each person WAS sci
we'd with free refreshments. Taken a.
together, 1t was one OF the most enjoy
I able entertainments OF tho season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

Those who we're 90 favored a to be
invited to the R's hall last Friday even
ing enjoyed an intellectual treat. The
program rendered was a sample of what
is given each week by the society and
showed much careful thought and prep
aration. The meeting was called to or.
der by John Potter, who is addressed as
"R. r. r." What those symbolic letters
mean your reporter was not able to as
certain. Alvin Pope gave a talk upon
the history and aim OF the society which
wal very Instructive to those not mem
hers. The story Of the Screaming
Witch" was especially exciting. Mr.
Pope was followed by Otto Pope, VIM
Hefhbower and John Potter with papers
and orations, while Danial CARRIER and
Henry Newhouse contended In a debate.
Music was furnished at intervals by the.
Mandolin Club. Upon the whole the
RS are to be congratulated upon sustain
inR such an interesting and instructive
literary society and we hope that they
| will never decide to drop such . worthy
work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
THOROUGH COURSES. LOW EXPENSE.
n FOR
ALEXIS G. HART, Prin.,
Franklin, Nebraska.
Notice 70 stock Feeders, &C.

We are now ready to make contracts
fer the delivery, during the coming fall.
OF all 1896 beet pulp not yet contracted
for, and, In view OF the fact that at no
time last season was the supply equal to
the demand, We would advise that early
application be made. For terms, ETC..
apply to OxNARD BEET SUGAR Co.,
Grand Island, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
A complete new line Of wall paper s&
Taylor's at bottom prices.

A person is premsturely old when bald
ness occurs before the forty-Afth ysass
Use Halls Hair Remover to keep the scalp
healthy and prevent badness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

Old people suffer much from disorders
OF the kidneys or urinary organs, and are
always grstihsd At the wonderful snsos
Of DR.. j. II. McLesn's Liver and Kidney
Balm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

On Thursday morning the hardware
store Of w. W. Wright was entered by
burglars and robbed Of $50 worth OF
cutlery and revolvers. The thieves
made good their escape, but unfortu'
nately went to Cowles and expressed a
package to Hastings, under rather sus'
picious circumstances and the boys
we're informed. A suspicious individ'
ual was on the train and was put of
at Blue Hill. Arriving at Hastings
Bart Wright and the express officers
opened the package and recognized the
goods stolen. Sheriff Runchey telegraph.
cd to Blue Hill and Deputy Sheriff
Conrad arrested q fellow who gave hi
name as Tony Lewis. He was brought
to this city and jailed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

The lawn social held ut q. II. Smith's
park last Wednesday for the benefit OF
Rev. Blackwell proved very enjoyable
and wss a success both socially end
L financially.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

Go to the Bon Ton bakery for fine loo
cream. They still sell 40 leaves OF bread
for $1.00.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
BRIEF MENTION.

r, w. Aud was in Hastings this week.
School will about Septem.
Der 9.
The pops hold their convention on to-
morrow. I
. DR.. Damerell was down from Hastings
Wednesday. =
G. Wiener left for the east this week
to buy goods.
J.F. Winters is building IN addition
to his dwelling.
A very large attendance was present
at the institute this week.
Alarge number OF republicans took
\. in the judicial convention Thursday.
]. H. Walsh and Henry Richmond are
In possession of the Nation plant again.
We would be pleased to have our cor
respondents be more prompt with their
0sws. -
WI. w. Runchey, was in the eastern
part OF the state looking after stolen
property. r
Allen Carpenter brought US in some
! fine onions and corn this week that are
hard TO beat. I
Col. s. b. Newmeyer, the talented
editor Of TIM Guide Rock Signal, was IN
the city Monday. Z
Miss Beatrix and Max Nicer returned
Wednesday from a pleasant visit OF sew
eral months in Ohio. Z
Mrs. Alfred Hadell and Miss Mabe
Nye returned Tuesday evening from an
extended visit in Illinois.
A. A. Pope was unfortunate this week
Some fellow stole a cycle blade from oil
ware house, valued at 81
Congressman Andrews, State Supt
Corbett, J.. +. Curran and other notable
were In Red Cloud this week. =
G. w. Dow is making one OF the hes
y az we'll as one Of most careful city treas
urers that has held the office for years
Miss Mary Miner returned Wednes
day evening from q months outing wit
q party Of lady friends in the Big Hor
Valley.
Mrs. Isham OF Hastings occupied tn
M. E. church pulpit on Sunday. Sh
cav talks on missionary work in Ind
y and elsewhere.
Mai. Ludlow, editor OF the Campbe
Press. was doing Red Cloud Monda'
He invaded our wigwam and the VI
CHIEF set up the iirewater to the youn
brave.
A man giving his name as Jam'
Phillips, was arrested in omaha tn
weak with nine sets Of stolen harnee
He claimed to be from this county ar
Chief Width OF Omaha notified Sherl
Runchey Of the arrest by telegraph.
There will be 100000 bushels OF co
in Webster county this year about Of
half crop. That Is a good yield consi
ering that there was not $1,000 bushe
I'D last season. We shall have plen
Of hay, potatoes, oats, etc, Also
The Red Cloud firemen and t
Modern Woodmen gave Il benefit dim
! snd supper on Monday and the procee
were rendered to John Tomhnson' VINO
vife has been confined to her bed I
twenty months, or nearly SO. Son
thing like $40 was the result OF the al
.ner.
The boys were playing penny ante
in a back room, when a gray mar
gentleman stepped into their mia
There was q scattering. Some OF !
boys vent out the back window, so'
out the stairway and others didnt KIN
Just how they did get out 1t Is a VI
bad beginning boys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

To Rent.-Rooms convenient for stu
dents For particulars, inquire at +.
Newhonse's store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

4, Hon. w. f. Andrews, congressman
from this district, was In Red Cloud to.
day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

Wsverly bicycles, the best in the
world, for sale by W. w. Wright. Prices
reasonable. See him il you want q
bike. u
Read our display ads. They are in
teresting and profitable to you.-Deyc
& Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23

Smoke the X. OF p. cigar, the
best I'm the market for the mon.
ey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-23
CHURCH NOTES.
CHURCH or CHRIST.

Inc program Tor our county meeting az
Red Cloud, Sept. Z and 8, is out and
will be published next week. Get ready
for this meeting aud come.-C. II. MAT.
Tox, Chairman.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The musical gwen under the direction
OF the young peoples society at the
church last Tuesday evening was a sue
cess in every particular. The house was
crowded to overlooking. The program
rendered, confirmed the belief Of those
present that Red Cloud possesses some
excellent musial talent for a place Of its
size. The young peoples society is
much indebted to those Of other
churches and to those Of the city not
members Of any church, who so kindly
assisted in the program. Mrs. Rose
| West and Mrs. Sowter deserve especial
credit for their efforts on behalf Of the
musicale. Ice cream and cake we're
served at the conclusion Of the program.
1t is probable that Rev. Il X. Tyson,
the district Baptist missionary for south.
western Nebraska, will occupy the pull.
pit next Sunday evening, II 30, there
will be n or two bsptisms in the even.
ing.
The union prayer meeting Of last
Wednesday evening arranged by County
Superintendent Hunter especially FOR
the teachers Of the institute was largely
attended. The subject, christian Ed
ucation" was discussed by professors
and teachers, by the ministers OF The
city and others.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

them. 1t WAS found that an electric cur
rent of one intensity gave req hght,
while of another intensity the llght was
blue This, however, was not an unnearo
of thing and did not concluslvely prove
the new gas to be new element. On ac-
count of the inertness of this gas IL was
called argon and q single A was USED 70
denote it,
"a sample of the gas was sent to high
authority upon the critical temperature
and pressure of so-called permanent
gases. 1t was found to have difference
of only five degrees between its melting
point and its boiling point, although both
were at very low degree.
Professor Ramsay also searched for
argon III minerals. In his researches he
found helium. To astronomers this gas
has been known for wears; to chemists 1t
has only been known during the last year:
Astronomers long ago discovered the pres
ence of this gas in the sun, and it will be
vastly important to them that it has been
found on the earth, as its nature and prop
critics can now be investigated"
Marsden Manson, G. E., read paper
entitled "The Circulation of the Atmos-
phere of Planets" 1t was an elaborate
and carefully prepared thesis, which he
illustrated by a number of diagrams. AT
its conclusion general discussion was in
dulged in by the mem bers OF the society.