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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Eastern officials are planning to form
An agreement based on a division OF all
through business at present rates.
In the suit Of the Westinghouse Com
pany against the Boyden for infringe
ment on a brake patent. decision was
given at Washington In favor OF the
Westinghouse people.
Father Noonan OF Wilmington, H.,
claims to have been wronged by Arch
stshop Feehan and q fellow priest and
has brought three suits for damages.
In an interview Pope Leo expressed
his approval OF the appointment OF
Father Malone a regent Of New York
University.
Ex-Resident Harrison Ia better ana
may be able to leave his room this
Antitrust Distillins company has
determined to erect another mammoth
concern. 1t may be located at Terrs
Haute.
Gov. Mckinley has started on q trim
to the south which may have political
significance.
Cttisens Of Spring Valley. ILL.,, In mass
meeting. demanded the resignation of
the mayor. attorney. treasurer and al
dermen.
Blk members Of the Teutonic's crew
we're given medals for bravery In rescu-
Ing nine men from q foundered vessel
In midocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
A SEVERE WINTER.
The Cause Of suffering and an
Increase or Diseases,

This winter has been the NOS, So.
we're Tor many years. North, South.
Fast aud West intense cold and hi,
yards have prevailed. This will surel,
cause a great increase Of sickness and
death. Chronic catar,h and cousum.
pt'on always begins by catching cold
Thousands have started On the road
toward a lifetime of misery from
chronic catarrh or a sure death from
consumption. 1t is net tao late ye.
to be saved and restored to a life Of
health aud activity. Pcru.na will do
It, 1t never fails to quickly cure
chronic 'atarrh less than two a
Old, OF course Peruns cures ,bons.
~Hds aud thousands Of cases of chronic
ea'arrh that have run for many years,
but in cases that are of more recen,
origin it cures, quickly, certainly and
permanently. Every case of cold or
s"ugh that has resulted from the
effects of u severe winter could now
10 cured in a short tim. by Pe.ru.ua
Not a single one need fail.
All those taking Peru IA who de-.
sire the advice OF DR.. Hartman about
sheir cases should write giving AGE.
disease and time Of Sickness, aud he
will answer free. A few weeks treat.
ment o will prevent years Of suf.
fering and in many cases death. Ad.
dress The Pe-ru-ns Drug Ma~uufac,ur.
ing Company, Columbus, Ohio. for .
IRE book on catarrh, colds. cough, Ia
grippe and consumption,
For free book on cancer address DR..
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
SHOTS IN A CHURCH,
An Omaha Priest and Recommended
Folss right During . Mssa

Al Omahn Priest and Recommended
folss right During . Mssa
OMAHA, Neb, March 10. - During
the early morning mass at st. Paul's
Roman Catholic church to day q party
OF Poles, formerly members Of tho
congregation, but ousted by Bishop
Scannell, entered and attempted to
take possession.
Father K%arminski. who was saving
mass, resisted, and one of the inyad.
ing parties opened fire.
Father Ksrminski at once drew q
revolver and fred into the attaching
party. After q long fusilade the in.
vaders withdrew, leaving the follow.
ing wounded in the church.
+. Dargacsewski. shot through both
legs.
John Kozicaks, shot through the
knee.
Joseph linda. one Of the priests sup
porters, stabbed and beaten over the
head.
The police were at once summoned
and after q hard fight they took pos
session Of the church.
Several people we've arrested, among
them Father Karminski, and thew are
now in Jail.
The trouble was the outRrowth of
dissensions Which have torn the
church for two years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
saltwater

Vim. lsom Jr. will farm with J. "
Smith this season..
Ed. Goble has soll one of hi.
houses, to Chas. Motley, and will work
out by the month.
Capt. Blaine Geo. Harris End John
Brown OF Cowlrs, were 10 attendance
at the funeral Of Mr.. Wells.
Geo. Wells and wife Of Lawrence
attended the funeral, also stay ed over
a few days aud visited relatives.
hrs. Sarah Blaine bradshaw has
returned from Kansas recently and
eft her daughter, Bird, with her
rand parents, Capt. Blame 81 Covles.
Yrs. Il. will return 10 Kansas soon Z.
10 attend the trial u her husband Or,
EN-.
We ind the aid kss done oss thing
II nothing sIss. Is has rai.ea a rood
sized rumpns, Is pss shs same
1t 1as sss'in hers in is7t5
u. W. Wells whose death was
mentioned last week p,s laid 10 rest
Ihompson cemetery m Thursday,
March T. The ~fooersI services were
held at EskIey ckprch and we're on.
ny Rev. Seymour u Guide
IL vas the largest funeral we
attended in these parts. Mr..
Wells vas one u the Oldest settlers
also an old soldier, having served In
Iowa regiment; was q loving hus.
band and father and q good neighbor,
also a devoted Christian, having been
church member since he was thirteen
years old. Now he is at peace.
SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
CASUALTIES

twenty dlggers in the sultana mine
IN manitoba were suffocated. An acci-
tent shut OF their air supply.
FIRE, started by an incendiary, de-
s.royed the court house and a business
DOCK at Murfreesboro, Ark, causing a
loss Of SIC. 900.
Hosting house Of the Old Abe mins
~ White Oak, N. NJ. was destroyed.
imprisonins eight men. who. It Is
feared. have been sufYocated.
At st. Joseph. Mo-. While returning
from church. Mrs. Thomas Allen was
instantly killed at q grade crossing.
Two girls with her were fatally injured.
Two men were recently killed at the
spot.
Mrs. Ellen Leyden. aged 26. was fatal
~ burned while heating q cup of alco-
hol at a neighbours house In East Liver
pool. Ohio.
An express train ran into an open
switch at Scotland. Ca, q woman and
her child being killed and Ave persons
injured. including Roland Reed. the
actor.
The steamboat Longfellow ran into q
railroad bridge at Cincinnati Inc sank.
Twelve OF those on board were drowned.
A cyclone passed over the northern
part Of Georgia. Great damage was
done In the vicinity OF Cedartown.
Two boys at Los Angeles were poison
one OF them fatally, by cakes con
tanning strychnine. given by a neigh
Dor.
Three members OF the Detroit fire de-
partment. while responding to an
alarm. were run down and injured bv o
train.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Notice 10

Notice is hereby given that l will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves as candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools of this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday OF each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday preceding the Sd Sat-
urdsy Of each month.
The standing desired for I'd and
"a grade certificates is the ssme-no
grade below 20 per cent, average 80
per cent; for first grade certificate
no grade below 80 per cent, average
30 per cent. in all branches required
by law
ID. NJ. HUNTER. County Stunt,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
WASHINGTON.

Arguments on the income tax law
we're made before the Supreme court by
Assistant. Attorney-General whitney
and Mr.. Edmunds.
The p~ostofiice department IS appoint
ing 400 mail weighers for the middle
western states
Manuel de Almagro, who II is said
robbed the Argentine minister. was dis
charged from custody, the United States
having no jurisdiction.
Three hundred and fifteen tons of
Harveyized rmo made by the Car
negie company for the battleship Ore
son, rave been accepted.
Government officials are not satisfied
with the Chicago councils permit to To-
cate a temporary p~ostofice on the lake
'ront, and may seek n new site.
Secretary Morton has presented to the
Nebraska Historical society the original
manuscript of n noted speech by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Dockery Joint commission has sub
mitted n review of its work, showing "A
great saving in various government de-
partments.
Consul Bruhl at Catalonia. Italy. has
discovered a market for rcady-made
American houses among the earthquake
sufferers.
Glass legislation and the d~emonetiza-
ton OF silver are given as the causes Of
the Agricultural depression by the spec
ial house committee.
France, Russia. japan and Hawaii
Join with the United States in lay
IA Pacific cable.
secretary OF State Gresham Is on
to his room with a severe cold.
which has brought on neuralgia.
Assistant Secretary Curtis denies
.here has been a failure In the gold de-
hveries under the recent bond con-
arguments in the income tax cases
we're continued before the United States
.upreme court. Attorneys Guthrie and
seward declared the law was uncon-
Dtitutionai.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
NOlico.

IN q after March Let, 1898, We will
~ doing business At the old stand. in
rear OF post'sfics, whore We will DO glad
10 ses oil OF our cid c~ustsmers and A.
many new ones 40 can make it snvsa
lent to call - us. We will keep tn.
best hay and grain, the price will DO r..
dsced' ssd stock left in ssr care will 70.
csavs ths best Of care. Boarding horses
especially. Livery in connection.
Y. N. RIcHARDsss & Son.
Propristors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Legal Notice.

IN the District Court of Webster County Ma.
braska. N'
URion Trust COMPANY
OF New York, Trustee,
Hugh W. Guliford ct al.
stark Brothers, The joliet ~troxhr,,o co.,
Phny, me Washburn and MOen Mnnnfactmr-
tng company, DC. HungerfOrd, The Case
Busgy COMPANY, The Perry Manuiacy,nTr,"ns9e
Company. George l.. GuiIiforyd. ' H",iinnng
mlieoi 'eoree J.. GLlliford, first name nm.
nnoMnl dclendants, implicated with ssid
VIII axe notice that on the 23d dav NJ lam.
airy, 1898, the Union Trust comnany ~ uanu.
paannun; herein filed It's petition I'm the d,strict
soi' ~ Nrbster county, Nsbraska. aUainst
aSnhhu urIenuants, the object and pravsr nj
cntsI n ~ % iortciose a certain mortgage exc.
dorr TO The Hamilton I.Oan and Trust ainmnamr
anu assigned 10 plaintiff, upOn the ncr,haa.yy
Iuaiter 81 section nine o. town two 20 rann.
s,e'eh lllD IN said Webster cOunty' In sac,,se
81 ~ paynnelt oi "a promi.sOry note. dated NAV
,sv,, nmr we sum ~ $1,000. with cOupOns for
VIZ. rr nr interest attached. which coipons
orally due November list, Is9s NAV ist Isat nv W.
sen,peI lst. 1894; that there Is now dnee nn"n
p!lnclua, note and COUPONS thc ann ~
.,s,,,',, WIN ni'trest ~ ten Yer cent from Web.
,uars ls,, isDo,, for. which sum win Interest
Inn a a,,a." ua,r plalntin prays for a decree
~ thav ',auaanls DO required 10 pay the same
amount lou o"u PREMISES may be sold To satisfy III:
You sre required to answer said petI,iop on mr.
,hs lith day OF March. Isos ''o" VI
Daled January a0ih. is05. ~ 4
UNION TRUST COMPANY
BY Wharton & Bnlrd. A,,o,,... OF Now York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
BAD FIRE AT KANSAS CITY.
Property Valued at o8OO,OOO Do.
OtrOy ed in An Hour


Property Valued ~ 100000 Do.
stroy ed In an Hour.
KANSAS City. March ia Gre which
destroyed over $500. 900 worth Of pro.
psrty in an hour broke out a. $50 this
afternoon In the big four story building
at 40 West Fifth street. occupied BY the
English Supply company. dealers In on.
CINE supplies and wrought iron mater.
isls. The fire spread with almost In.
credible rapidity through this building
and In twenty minutes after IL started
the whole interior was one mass OF
flames. Tho wind was blowing . gale
when tho Gre broke out and the
flames wsre carried to the top Of the
fifth story brick building north Of the
English building occupied BY the West.
ern newspaper union and the Great
Western type foundry.
At $40 that building was practically
destroyed. In it was a great quantity
OF type and type material, besides six
cylinder presses. The Western News.
paper company printed patent insides"
Tor 200 western weekly newspapers and
employed q big force. The loss In this
building alone will exceed SITS, 900.
The English building vas owned BY the
kersey Coates estate and the destruo.
ton Of the building and ito contents In.
wolves . loss Of about $3.50. 900. It Is o..
timated that n little more than half the
loss 10 covered by insurance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
SLEEPING @ ISIS BURNED IN
THEIR BEDS.
HAD NO TINE TO ESCAPE The FLIES
FLAMES start In the Lobby Of n Hotel
In M~ackcysvillc. W. Va, and Spread
Rapidly Four Of the Guests
T oiabIy Fatally Injured
Kansas Ciiy's Zig Fire.

PARSONS, w. Va, March 10 "A fatal
hotel fire. in which three persons los,
their lives and four may die. occurred
at M~ackeysville. six miles north Of hero.
at I o'clock this morning.. The dead are
SQUIRE CORLEY.
! EUGENE SISSON.
HOMER COLLET.
The following were severely and prob.
ably fatally burned.
J. +. WILLIAMS.
JAMES JENKINS.
JACOB CONFER.
WILLIAM WILSON.
The scene Of what came near being 0
wholesale holocaust was in the /. d.
Junkins hotel. The fire started In tho
lobby and Is supposed to have originated
from a defective flue. The flames spread
30 rapidly that the guests had scarcely
any time to escape. The Waterman was
awakened by the smoke and fire and
made haste as best he could to give the
alarm. Fifteen Of the guests managed
TO reach the windows and then jumped
to the ground. receiving but slight In.
juries.
The three men burned to death prob.
ably never awoke, or II they did were
Immediately s~ufYocatsd. The loss will
reach IS. 900, with no insurance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Insurgent Victory In Pam.

BUESos AYERS, March ia-Lima nd.
vices are to the effect that an engage.
ment has been fought at Cahanaliis,
Peru. between government troops
and the insurgents. The government
forces were defeated, with q loss Of
300 killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
DOLLAR A DAY MEN NOW
missouri Legislsturs's Seventy Days
Limit Expires-M Much Yet 60 Ne Dona

nun Aet 10 ne Done
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. March Ia
The halo surrounding the position
OF members OF the Thirty. eighth gen.
erai assembly was dissipated to-day.
Hereafter members can draw but 81
per day for their services to the state.
and this disagreeable fact strikes
them most forcibly, md the interest
OF many Of them lapses. 1t will be
d%'fioult to keep a quorum present
much longer, although the date of
adjournment cannot yet be fxed.
The house has been In session sew.
enty days and the general contingent
appropriation bill Is still pending.
Up to date the legislature has cost
the state sl+o, 900, which, consideri RING
the amount of work transacted, is n
tidy sum of money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Greeting To MY Old Patrons and
Friends,

Having accepted the faru agency for
the Old Continental Insurance CO., in
Webster and adjoining counties, am pre
pared to furnish liberal aud reliable in.
surance on the most favorable terms,
Ip'm j. II. SmIru, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Good ReaaOn.

what is the use of you saying that
you wish you were a barefoot boy again?
You wish nothing of tho sort"
Indeed l do, though. When I was q
barefoot boy, the weather was endura.
bly, warm. "-Indianapolis Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
His Trouble.

FIRST Student-How is it You pay so
little attention Of late to your personal
appearance? You should remember,
CLOTHES make the man."
Second Student-Yes, but I cant find
q man to make the clothes. -%Fliegende
Blatter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
All Out,

Traveller (inquiring at famous castle)
Can see the antiquities today?
Servant-I am afraid not, sir. NV
lady and her daughter have gone to
wn.-Household Words.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
A Tale With . Moral,

Mrs. Murphy-Yes, sonny, I've had a
fruit stand on this block for 80 years.
lin Ryan-f you'd have advertised,
you might have owned the block by this
time. Boston Globe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Where Money Tslhs.

Binkers-Look at that shabby mil.
iionaire. You can't judge a man by his
dress.
Winkers-No, but you can Judge
by his wife's. New York Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

The birds with the brightest feathers
do not sing the sweetest.
To restore gilt frames, rub with a
sponge moistened with t~urpentine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
Always Willing.

The woman who is proud of her back
mar does not require much urging to
play something Oh the piano. Boston
Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

Charles Davidson, . young man liv.
ing near Stanton, has been arresteJ
charged with being the ruin Of Mis-,
Abbis Holmes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15
nm

Rev. j. W. Gress moved en- A. p
Caldwell's farm last weeL.
ID. Hite lost one Of he best horse,
Sunday night.
Some of the farmers ace beginning
their spring wook.
Herb Watson and Steve McCo,
made a trip to Blue Hill saturday.
Fred Clatty expects to 20 to Otto
county to work this summer.
II. Gress and X A. R'chason at.
tended the literary Friday night.
Mr.. Sharkic had h's best horse kill.
cd by the train Tuesday night.
MIR. White and wife visited rela.
tives at Blue Hill Saturday.
Mrs. Moore of Swan,on was iu Bla.
den Friday.
MIR. Tooley is not expected to live.
Mr. aud Mrs. James smith lost
their three year old child SATURDAY..
by a pillow falling across it's ueck and
breast killing it almost instantly.
Funeral services were conducted BY j
W. Gress.
Mr.. Hamilton has moved on the
Dayid farm four miles northwest OF
Bladen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-15

In the District Court Of Webster Cou,,v M
braska.
CRion Trust Company
OF New York, Trustee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12
FORT ETHAN ALIEN NOTES.


Mrs. Ripley, wife Of Capt II. J." Ripley
Of troop f. presented the captain with a
daughter Thursday night. Both mother
and child are doing well.
cant. Hardics troop the Arabs, lost one
of their tribe, Private Stevenson, who, be-
ing granted furlough, forgot to remem-
her when his fulough would be up and IN
double harness departed for parts UNI
known.
Privates Goodenough and Murphy have
Joined the Arabs by assignment from
David's Island, n. Y.
Tho Offices OF the post commissary and
ouartermaster are being newly ceiled anc
foored These Offices hereafter will bc
used only for the purposes for which they
were built
\ farmer ard wife are wanted ou a farm
near New York CITY See advertisement
/ IN Want column,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12

pound; creamery butter, Of TO Ole. pcr
pound: cheese. Q to II ! cents per h.:
eggs, 2jr. a dozen; hcans, S20oH22' per
bushel; honey, 1Gc. per pound; potatoes,
s. to 10 cents bushcl.
Ments-Beef, Vermont, dressed, TOT 1-2c.
per h; pork, dressed, IL 20 &C.; lamb
II to re; mutton. &C.; fowls, alive, to 1Oc;
dressed, lie; chickens, 15t. per pound,
nlivc: turkeys 15c dressed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12
TEAS. COFFEES AND SPICES
r r.. periSin..

Toas-Oolong and India. sl.5o per pound ;
rormosa Oolongs, 10, 60. Soc. ara Wv ~
English breakfast, 81 TO sue. ocyi1 or
e0c SaDans. 80 20, 50, 90 and zoe.
'C,'o,rees-Private growth Java, 4oc. per
Mound; Mocha, SSc; standard Java, Soc,
golden RIO, 2se.; Maricabo, Soc; m nike
sround. sc: powdered Mocha and java a,n
DC. dandelion. PIC; New Era @oc'
cereal. zoe; cocoa coffee, l5c. per 10; al
Snices-Pepper, 40 cents per pound; all
- l,c o. cinnamon, 6oc.: ginger, soc.
Cloves Glove, 5oc'; mustard. SOC; Cayenne pep
per. &c.; white pepper. toc' mace SIz''
nutmegs, :1.2O per ID
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12

Miss Jennie Baker will lead the young
noop,o's meeting at the Uuiversllist
church next Sunday evening. The topic is
True Happiness. ''-AIrs.W. II. Campbell
was quite sick last wcek.-The Young
Peoples union of the IniVersalist church
viii give an auction party at the VestrN
Tuesday evening, December l1-There VIII
be mothers meeting i'm the Methodist
church Friday afternoon at > o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12
BURLINGTON MARKE S.


burlington, VI, Dec. T.
The following quotations are iur-
nishod by some of Burlingtons Leading
,pprpIqptG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12
When
You
Marry

1t will be money
in your pocket and you are sure
to be satisfied, il you get tho
wedding cards of the
FREE PREss ASSOCIATION,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12
IN THE Hub MARKETS.
7lCes FOR BUTTER FAVE RISEN
SILL HIGHER.

|dvanoe Has No Eject Upon Chccsn.
800. ~ ,,,,,r,o,,,
''s''
Changes In Vegetables
Ao' l''' ~, -.
loteu I't n"'''r ms "''N' Inc ,'N'"
artet has advanced cents, anu NE"
ork j., also up about cents On finest
esh creamery. As usual. Boston moves
slowly but the fun advance will have
bc paid in order to get share of the
e.b make.
Some persons assert that prices will go
, or 3 cents more before the top is
ached. while others arc OF the opinion
10 the market is now at its highest
. ,nt. But all this is guess work.
. The state law, against the sale of oleo-
| argariuc are being strictly enforced, and
IRE Is no DOUBT mat inns mas ha''r'A.'S
creased lhe consumption OF pulVe', 1"
der to offset Ihl7' there shouIa nave p'Sn
larger make Of winter butter put from
accounts th' tendency Is 'Ho o''er
NY ia J1r vest
lhere X 10 export cenono ~ SPe"N
\ ieW hurultd iuOs were 'ahch N''
2eh, hut all oil low &tnue' C"rfene
rlce5 are too hlah Tor the AhPu'H mar
ct, and great change must take P'ace
mere before any export movement can DE
expected.
ohee'e'
The advance in butter has no influence
u cheese, and the market is as tame as
err The finest twins cannot be SOLD at
yer II to II cents and in lots as wanted
L. IA rN ii n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12

Live Stock Markets.

Amount Of Iva stock on the markets at
BIZ gnton and Mstcrtown:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-12

date for tao next national Republican
nominating COMMUNICATIONS Dolly, ar-
rested in Boston, held at Portland, Me,
on the charge Of numbering her child
plans for trolley road between Taunton,
Mass, and Proyidcucc--Pa Patrick H. Sui
liynn. arrested AT Fall River Mass, evil
IDENTITY guilty of committing several muir
.,Icys-Rulu of the Wtillnautic Comm
First National bank evidently caused by
money being sunk in &stchaug Six com
pany--lNivc more cases Of typhoid fever
at Providence - Methodist church at
WAYNE. Me, dedicated Search for Mrs.
Nnluis Of Scitdate, r l., suspected OF
murder. given up--Santa Fe railroad syS.
TEN auld under the hammer tor to0,0OOQlj
Italy hUsrying troops To Abyssinia
--Coycrnur OF Crete ordered home by thn
Turkish government--CoWbo and
TROOPS hot On the trail OF renegade In
diaus---Secretary Smith considered
stronger man than Crisp in GeOTE'a--
Marquis Of Qucensberry TO visit his sou
Sholto N American uniyer'
sity TO have department. OF scientific
tnmucrauCe Report that Sir Charles
Tuppcr may become premier OF Caneda
ugaIn--- Cotton crop tins year will be
equal to 1O3 per cent OF last years crop
City hall commissioners of Jersey City
Indicted for nnlfeasance in office Plat
lnutcrbach men carried the Republican
primaries in New York--Four fishermen
Ipurtcd lost in squall on Georges banks
from the schooner Eshei Maud--Wili-
am a Camp formerly manager of New
York clearing house, dead--Thomas p.
Proctor, we'll known member Of tho
suffolk bar, died ut Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-26
AN ENGLIsHMAN IN CHICAGO.

Scodd-Pasron was less reticent about
the worldly status of himself and his
family than might have been expected;
he treated the subject in a broad
free fashion, with great pretense OF
openness. Few apprehended the gem
eral and essential cautiousness of his
disclosures; most people fell easily
enough into the notion that so much
frank jocuiarity had no other object
than to entertain them; the young
man was doubtless exaggerating, pos
sibly inventing.
Absurd situation, isn't itY' ne
would set forth in his large and ge-
NAL way. Poor father, Six girls to
be married off, and five boys to start
in life-quite as bad. One in the
army, one in the navy, one in the
churc., one in the civil service, and
one in America. No other way; some
body had to come to America-the
youngest naturally. And here he is"
With the Procession, Henry B. Full
Ter.