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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rev. j. ID. Lee died Of old 2 Mt Hen.
nessey, Ok. He was 81 years old.
A war vessel will be sent to Panama
to protect American interests there.
A national association Of wire goods
natl.
Mrs. blackburn, who was buried ut
La Paz, Ind, was married twelve
times
P~rospectors found the ruins of an old
Spanish town In Roger Mills county,
Texas.
Louisiana senator's are ut Washing.
ton working hard for the sugar
bounty.
Albert Surprise was lynched at Buck.
horn Island, N. Y, for an assault on q
little girl.
Money for pay Of United States SOL
diers is short on account of lack Of ap-
preparation.
l.. c. Perryman has been recognized
IS the principal chief by the Creek su.
preme court.
Government ven receipts for
seventeen days Of July average over
81, DOC, 900 q day.
DIR. Thomas N. Mum of Chapman,
Kan, fell downstairs and broke his
back. He Is dead.
Dispositions for the plaintiff in the
Hearne-De Young libel suit were takeL
at Hannibal, Mo.
A white man was Drained in a race
war near GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and q
lynching IS imminent.
In a quarrel near Slater, Mo-, Au.
gust Singleton killed Ben Young, aged
10 years, with a pitchfork.
The United States flag must here.
after fly on all buildings where treas
ury business Is carried on.
Patrick Callahan jumped off Brook
lyn bridge, vas taken out by friends
and arrested by the police.
A compromise plan for the reorgani-
cation of the United States Cordage
company has been submitted.
The Illinois house would not consent
to the introduction of q resolution to
investigate charges Of boodling.
The president has ordered the ex-
tension Of the civil service rules to all
of the geological survey employees.
w. C. Meyers was shot and fatally
wounded and his brother, James, killed
by ID. W.. Claiborne at. Hot Springs,
Ark.
Joseph II. Garneau, the pioneer OF
the cracker manufacturing business in
the United States, died at st. Louis,
aged 81.
Professor Morrow of Champaign,
ILL.,, has accepted the presidency of the
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechan'
ical college.
Ed Myers, n fugitive of Caldwell
county, Mo-, has been arrested at Ne
vada, Mo. lie had been writing to his
old sweetheart, using the name Of John
Morley.
The body Of Police Sergeant Zirkel.
bach of st. Paul, Mimi, was found in
White Bear lake. He has been missing
since last Friday and is supposed t.
have committed suicide while temp
orarily insane.
William Strevel, of Bent Path, On.
tario, who claims to be the oldest son
of the murdered Stewart Strevel, the
aged ranchman of Bourbon county,
Kan, has begun suit pit Fort Scott,
Kan, for the entire estate disposed OF
by Noah Strevel.
The Republicans Of Butler county,
Kan, declared for free coinage OF
American silver and nominated DR.. ].
+. Richardson for senator, 8. G. PotNs
Tor clerk, S:'H. Brandon for register,
s. r. Clifford for treasurer. j. A.. Hop
kins Tor sheriff, John Austin for sur-
vey0 and J. A. Mckenzie for ooroner
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Federal Troops Ordered Out.

WASHINGTON, July 9 The secre-
tary Of the interior has requested the
secretary Of war to send troops to the
scene of the Indian disturbance in Wy
oming, and It is understood that the
request will be granted as soon as the
official papers are received by the Sec
rotary OF war.
The action Of the interior depart
ment was taken upon receipt Of the
following dispatch this morning from
Indian Agent Teeter:
l have investigated the troubles be.
tween the Indians and settlers in Wy
oming and advise that troops be sent
there Immediately to protect the
law-abiding settlers. The law.
less element among the settlers seem
determined to cause conflict with the
Indians. The settlers have killed four
to seven Indians, which has incensed
the Indians who have gathered to the
number OF 200 or 500 near Fall River,
Uintah county, and refuse to return
to their reservation. l find that the
Indians have killed game unlawfully
according to the laws Of Wyoming,
though not unlawfully according to
the treaty of the Indians with the
United States, thus usurping the pre-
negatives OF the settlers, who caused
the trouble. Nothing but the inter
%veution of the soldiers will settle the
difficulty and save the lives Of inno-
cent persons and the destruction Of
property. TEErER, Agent
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A ConRressmau's Brother Missing.

VicroR, Col, July 25.-About three
weeks ago Victor Hainer, a brother Of
Congressman Hainer Of Nebraska left
here to walk to Cripple Creek, six
miles. Nothing has been heard Of him
since. Nothing was thought of his
absence until . letter from Congress-
man Haiucr inquiring rs to his
brothers whereabouts, caused search
to be made. The missing man had
considerable money and it Is feared he
met with foul play.
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THREE WHITES KILLED BY INDIANS
THE MURDERS AVENGED.
SIX INDIANS SHOT DOWN.
A Settler and Ills wife and Child Slain
by Bannocks-Armed whites Shoot
the Red Men-Thc situation In
the jackson Hole Country
Gravc-Federal Troops
Ordered to the scene.

PocArELLo, Idaho, July o5.-Union
Pacific Engineer Robert Fitzpatrick,
who brought the north bound freight
train here last night, reported that
the Bannock Indians had killed a set
tier and his wife and child in the Salt
river valley, and that the white men
pursuing the Indians killed six of
them before they escaped to the noun
tains. Mail Carrier Vail, from Star
valley, also told the same story.
The excitement among the settlers
in Northwestern Wyoming over the
threatened uprising of the Bannock
and Shoshone Indians is growing more
intense daily. They are leaving their
ranches in large numbers and gather
ing at favored points for mutual pro-
lection in case the Indians return to
seek vengeance for the death Of their
brother braves.
1t Is stated that the foraging Ban.
nocks are receiving supplies of govern.
ment rations forwarded by those re-
naming Mt the reservation, and that
several hundred Shoshone bucks from
the Wind river reservation have
started to aid the Bannocks.
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The New POpulIst Member,

TOPEKA. Kan, July a5.-Governci
Morrill, has appointed ex-Judge NJ. b.
Nicholson of Council Grove. as the
Populist member of the board of man.
agers of the Hutchinson reformatory.
The completed board now stands: s.
r. Peters, Republicans; Il. j. O'Neil,
Democrat, and NJ. B. Nicholson, Pop
ulist.
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A F'irebug Confeesee.

kENosHA, Wis, July 25.-Bernard
Rosenow, n of the men arrested in
connection with the burning Of the
plant Of the Chicago Bedding company,
has confessed to applying the torch
and duplicates M. +. Stemm and De-
Nective Cowie. According to his state
ment, he was to receive $500. He saw
that n of the men under arrest made
him the offer but he only received $50
after the job was done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26

Carson, New, capitalists are consid.
ering a plan of offering S25, 900 for the
Corbett-F itzsimmons fight, IL IL can
not be pulled off in Texas.
The unprecedented rainfall this
month in Colorado is becoming a seri-
Gus matter to the ranchmen and cattle
raisers. Not more than half of the
first crop of alfalfa has been saved and
the second crop is liable to be>lost.
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Mueller Arrested.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 25.-Herman
Mueller, who evaded arrest July II
upon a warrant charging him with the
embezzlement of 81, 900 from the
Schlitz Brewing company, for which
he was local general agent, was arrest
ed at the Victoria hotel at o o'cloca
this morning.
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The Indian side Of the Case,

SALT LAKE, Utah, July 25.-Benja-
min +. Rich, editor of the paper Mt
Rexburg, within fifty miles of the set
tiers Notifications in Wyoming, in an
interview, says the Indians have not
been treated properly. An Indian who
returned from the hunt explained that
he had killed three elk and was ar
rested, while the white men arresting
him had killed five. The Indians, Rich
said, could have beer brought out with
out trouble II they had been handled
properly, but the settlers took matters
into their own hands without ap-
pealing to the agent. They de-
scendcd upon the Indians and arrested
u humble of them. These were tried
before a justice of the peace and
fined heavily, the aggregate amount
ing to 81, 200. The Indians could not
pay 1t and were herded by armed men
in a calculated to arouse their
resentment. One batch was cs-
corted by u body of armed men after
having their guns taken away. They
We're passing over "a trail where the
Indians had been accustomed to ride
In freedom. 1t was too much for the
Indian nature and the captives made a
break for liberty. The guards at once
opened fire at the fugitives and killed
several, reports varying from Ave to
seventeen. They reported that they
had killed only one, but five riderless
horses went over the trail. As u result
the Indians are mad and may mako
trouble. There are many rumors afloat,
but lack verification. 1t Is a fact,
however, that 200 of the Shoshones are
missing from the reservation and have
gone to help the Bannocks.
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Wesley Davis 1T Home Again.

TOPEKA, Kan, July ea.-wesley
Davis OF Rossville, in this county, who
lost SO heavily in grain ~ Kansas City
some weeks ago and afterward disap-
peared, has returned to his home. lie
declines to give On account Of his ali
Sence.
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Raided by an Escaped Murderer.

RATION, N. NJ, July e5.-Martinez,
the escaped Trinidad murderer, and q
companion held up a saloon here, com.
polling eight men to stand still while
they swept $3.50 off the faro table into
a sack. They backed out, keeping the
gamblers covered with revolvers, and
escaped to n part of the country where
Martinez has many friends and the on
ficers are afraid to follow them,
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1t Needs Some killing.

The creature most tenacious of life
is the common sea polyp. II one be
cut in two, two creatures are the re
suit. One may be slit into half-a-dozeI
sections, making as many animals.
They may DE turned inside out, wheI
they apparently enjoy themselves just
as well as before: if two be divided
and placed end to end, the result will,
be a monster having Il head at each
extremity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26
Turkey Orders out Troops.

CoNsTANTINorLE, July EFT is an
bounced that 10000 men belonging to
the Third army corps have been Or
dered to mobilize at Monastine, Mace
donia. IT is reported that in an en-
counter mt Uskup, 100 miles northwest
OF Salonica, between the insurgents
and the Turkish troops, the former
We're defeated with u loss OF thirty
killed and thirty wounded.
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Insane Woman Found Dead.

SMITH CENTER, Kan, July GA
widow named Mrs. Kate McAvoy, liv.
ing in the north part Of this county,
was found dead in her house last Sun.
day. She had been insane for some
time, imagining that the witches were
after her.
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Hattie with Indiana.

SALT LAKE, Utah, July 25.-Reports
from Pocatello, Idaho, just received
announce a fight between Indians and
settlers e Jackson Hole, Wyo,, in
which three white men and six In
dams were killed.
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Camp sherman, Hastings, Ncb.
Aug. 10 to 81.

The local reunion committee at
Hastings. and people generally, are
busy making preparations for the
greatest gathering Of old soldiers and
citizens ever assembled together on
Nebraska soil. 1t will be a gala week
in Hastings, and a royal welcome
awaits every old soldier aud citizen in
the west.
The veterans Of the Kansas ebras.
Ia Association promise to excel In
numbers the attendance II any pre-.
vions gathering. Fully $4,000 citi-
zens Of Kansas will join IN this grand
reunion.
The Nebraska Band Union, embrace
ing over 600 uniformed men, will hold
their annual reunion on the sam
dates. There will be music galore.
Bani contest on Saturday morning.
Two cash prizes, SIS frst; $50 sec.
ond. Free for ell. Bands expecting
to enter must report at headquarters
Tuesday noon.
Nebrsska's excellent National
Guards-iufautry, cavalry and artil.
lery-has been ordered into camp at
Hastings during the reunion Of the
olds soldiers.
The local committee has contracted
with one Of the largest manufacturers
Of fire works in the Uoited States for
special display Of fire works on Moo.
day and Friday evenings. Signal
shells, fred from mortars, and hand.
some set pieces--suggsstive Of the oc.
oasion-will be ose of the charming
features Of the weeks program.
Sham battle Fridsy-under com.
mand Of Gen. Juo, NJ. Thayer and
Gen. G. j. Dilwsrth will arouse old
time activity and admiration.
There will be Calling gun practic.
daily by the Omaha Guard, aud artil.
lery duel, cavalry duel, and fancy
drill work by the National Guard.
The citizens Of Hasting. are pre-.
pairing accommodations for . quarter
million people.
Camp Sherman will be turned over
to Department Commander Adams at
2 p. N. Monday, when hostilities will
commence In earnest.
Six balloon ~ascensious and parachute
drops by n Of the leading a~eronauts
OF the country.
Prominent among the speakers from
Kansas, will be Ex-senator John j.
ingalls,, Gov. Morrill,, Bernard Kelly,
and ID. II. ANTHONY.
The Nebraska Congressional dele.
cation, Ex'Dspt. Commanders Of the
g, A Il. will also be present, and
other prominent speakers.
Special reduced rates and excursion
traies from all points.
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Divers In Jail.

MEXICO. Mo-, July 25.-Divers, the
alleged murderer Of Mrs. Cain. was
this morning placed in the Jail at
Mexico. There Is no doubt as to his
guilt and il brought back for trial
will be lynched.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26
BlOMn Into Fragments.

CHICAGO, july a5,-Three men were
instantly killed and q fourth badly in.
jured by a premature explosion OF
dynamite in the drainage canal, near
Willow Springs.
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Notice..
To Whom 1t May Concern /:

All persons are hAreby warned not to buy
non negotiate three pr0missory notes, given BIZ
Co., for Champion bindef. ono dss October
ls:, lSDj, Ter 5000; one due October ist, 1896,
Tor $500; enc due october list, 1897, for $1,000.
JNO NJ EARNvn
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BIG ISLAND FENCED IN
vinton stillings of Leavenworth FAKE,
Possession of the Bridge sandbar.

Possession of the Bridge Sandbar.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, July 25.-vin
ton Stillings, of pontoon bridge fame.
who returned from Europe last week
has built a wire fence around the big
sandbar south and north of the new
steel bridge and eastward as far a,
East Leavenworth. The tract com.
prises about o25 acres Of what promise.
some day to be valuable land. Since
the construction of the bridge bikes
two years ago, the channel of the river
has been thrown over to the Kansas
side and this bar has been increased in
elevation from four to seven feet. II
Joins Stillings' other land on the east
and is claimed by him under the com
mon laws of accretion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26

Repair work done at Featherly &
Young second hasd store. ! repair guns
revolvers, parasols, door and trunk locks,
gas stoves Mt keys and sewing machines
| will take produce in exchange for my
work. Il. A. YOUNG.
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lave stock.

KANSAS City NO., July s5.-Catte -Receip$a
b,sS1; calves, ~ shipped yesterday, l,G2 cdi
tie, u calves. The market was fYn in all
branches except on tho Texas side, whore il wai
slow and a dime lower in some caseA
Dressed beef and cxpcrt steers, St.tOIs.0O
Texas and Indian tecrs, 81. aO626O; Western
stoors, S.S3; cows and heifers, Si.i5aS. rs,
stockcrs and feeders, $..65GA IS; calves, N.s086
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Take yeurlwagon work to Stapleton
He FORCES all irons for buggiss out OF the
best Norway iron, uses no maileabls iron
In repairing buggies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26

Annual h~ppfOprlhtlOn orulnance ior
the municipal year commencing May 1,
1895, and ending May /, 1896.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council Of the city OF Red Cloud, Ne.
braska.
Sec /. That the following sums be
appropriated TO the following purposes:
For sidewalks and streets, in
addition to the poll tax......S $40 90
For coal 1000 90
For maintenance OF the poor. 200 90
For repairs Of water system "a. 204 90
For official salaries. .......... 60 90
For incidentals. stationery, &C.. 15G 90
For payment Of bills Of preced-
ing year, fer which no wal.
rants have been drawn ....... 800 10
For water commissioner, engin-
ee:, and labor on the mains
and water system ........ 69G %
The bills Of last year referred TO are
those incurred for maintenance Of poor
and the salary Of engineer.
Sec. 9. Said sums shall be a%ppropria-
ted out OF the following funds:
The salary Of water commissioner, en-.
gineer. and expenditures for repairs Of
system and mains, shall be paid out Of
the water rents and charges. The residue
OF said fund IL any shall be used for
purchase Of coal.
Expenditures for streets and sidewalks
shall be paid out Of the occupation tax.
and the residue Of said fund shall be
used for the payment of coal bills, in.
Guiding drayags and freight charges for
the same.
Official salaries, maintenance Of poor,
payment of last years bills provided in
section one, and incidentals shall be
paid ont OF the general fund. Enough
warrants shall be drawn on the general
fund to pay any residue Of coal charges
not paid out Of occupation and water
rent fund.
Interest on bonds shall be paid out Of
tnelr respective Uouu loNles.
Sec. 3. Any moneys that may be
paid to the treasurer from the levies Of
previous years, after the warrants Of
those years have been paid, and any
moneys or funds not otherwise appro.
priated by this ordinence. shall be ap.
propriated for the payment Of outstand-
ing accounts for which no warrants have
been drawn other than those mentioned
in section one.
Sec. 4. The several funds with the
amounts appropriated are as follows OK
cepting interest, funds and debts:
| Water rents estimated. ....... 900 90
Appropriated for salaries Of en-.
gineer and commissioner ..... COG 90
Coal. 2O4 GO
Occupation tax realized. ....... 1000 90
Appropriated for streets and
sidewalks. $40 OO
For outstanding .......... 2GO 81
For Coal 495 IL
General Fund 85 per cent OF the
1857 &c
Appropriated for official salaries go O(
Maintenance OF Door ........... 10000
Outstanding debts. ............ 36O, AZ
For incidentals. ............. 156 o.
Coal 300 81
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall take
effect immediately after it's final passage
and publication.
w. +. WEST, M. r. BENTLEY,
Clerk. Mayor
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Purify the blood; strengthen thu body
DRY, II. MeLenn's strengthening Cordia
ana blood Purifier best spring tonic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-26
Chicago Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. July a.-The following Is thu rang,
Of prices of tho grain and provision market on
the hoard OF trade:
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Ordinance Ne. 81.

Annual appropriation ordinance for
the municipal year commencing May 1,
1895, and ending May /, 1896.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council Of the city OF Red Cloud, Ne.
braska.
Sec /. That the following sums be
appropriated to the following purposes:
For aidawalka and afraafa- In
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-14
BERkLEY BRIEFS.

Rev. Geo. Ii. Ray, d. d., preached
very eloquent sermon to about 100
Odd Fellows ut Chestnut Street NJ, T..
Church Sunday night. 4 number OF
visitors were present from Norfolk and
Portsmouth lodges. DIR. Kay gave
them IL history of the lodge from II.
origin in Baltimore nearly 100 wears
ago tn the present showing it had
gained from membership OF five To
nearly l,Ou0, U0J within the Uulted
STATES, besides orders IN otter coun
tries.
Rev. NJ. w. Butler, of the Christian
Church, began "A revival at his churci
SUNDAY niRht. 1t viii he continues
he remainder of the week
The i'ythluus expect to break around
for tnelr new hnii on Berkeley avenue
about the lst of next week. The
nmlding will cost $1,000 without the
furniture.
Rev. Geo. Ii. Ray received mem
Der ~ the Chestnut Street NJ. T. .
Church sunday morning.
Ihe Council and citizens committee
met last night with the follow ny gen
tlemen present: Berkeley. Miller, I'll
ely. Graves. Parker, Whetstone aud
tocknfeiler. In the absence OF the
chairman. Mr.. Jones, Judge Geo. D.
Parker Was made chairman. The se.
rotary rend the minutes of the last
meeting. which were approved, Mr.
Graves arose md spoke Ia favor OF re-
considering the motion which wa,
adopted AT the last meeting in regard
to terms on which we would he wllline
to annex. Judge Parker spoke against
followed by MIR. Miller, in favor. The
question wac called for. which resulted
III vote of to !. Judge Parker being
the only one voting no. Mr.. Rocka
teller made motion to appoint two
other committees. one on citv charter
and one on amended charter, each
committee 10 he com posed of three TO
be appointed when tho chairman re
turns. Adopted. At 9:l5 MIR. Berkiey
made motion to adjourn. Carried.
Nlemeyer-Shaw amp, Confederate
\eterans, held It's animal meeting las
night and elected the following oliicers
for the ensuing year: Il. Prichard, com
mander; Joseph NJ. Lawrence. first lieu
tenant; Sllss Ransome, second leutcn
ant James Carey, third lienteuaut; q.
n. hhistace, sergeant; T.. Ru id, adu
tant; W. II. Kirby. treasurer; \. NJ.
Sykes. quarter master
Qnlte large crowd of colorcd peo
pie were ut Moote's Hall last night to
hear j. {. Asbury and u number o.!
other colored men speak IN the interest
OF the stralghtout Democratic ticket
some few whites were present, am ing
them /. n. Eason, OF Pleasant Grove
District.