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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
WHAT 1T WOULD MEAN,
Eject of the Recognition Of the Cuban
Republic by the United states.

Republic by the United states.
WAsWlNGroN, Dee. 2l.-The action OF
the Senate foreign committee in agree.
ing To report the Cameron resolution
will, IL completed, by action of Con.
grcss and the President, enable the
present rebels to float Il loan and oh.
tain munitions of war in abundance.
especially with the powerful backing
of the United States. Besides, il
the Cubans could then manage to put
atioat "a few warships or privatccrs
their flag would then admit them Ia
United States ports under the protcc.
ton of the neutrality laws, but the
United States could not, under the tie
nova award, tolerate the fitting out al
privatccrs in its ports. Furthermore. rs
this recognition of Independence would
involve the recognition OF IL state OF
war, neither the Spanish government
nor the CuhanS wouly be permitted 20
equip warships or military expeditions
in the United States, and this country
would observe strict mortality towards
both parties, Just as did China and
Japan in their late war.
one bad effect upon the United
States itself of the proposed action
would be the total loss of all of the
claims for indemnity for American
property destroyed during the insur.
r%ection, which may lie against Spain,
for this action would relieve her at
once Of responsibility. What the in
surgents undoubtedly expect and ar.
IDENTIFY wish for, in the opinion of the
state department. is the precipitation
of II war between the United States
and Spain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Murder at Icaycnworth.

LEAvENwoRru, Kan, Dee. 10
Frank Garrison, 20 years of age, and
Frank ulrick, who is in charge of Sti.
gers island, south OF here, got into u
dispute yesterday, about S? the former
had loaned to ulrick. Ulrick fired n
shot mt Garrison, who fled, but re-
turned tn ulrick'S house last night and
fired three shots ut him, each of which
took effect, producing mortal wounds.
Guards at til" Kansas ~pcnitcntiary cap.
turcd Garrison and he wHs brought tn
this city and iriled. Clrick was re-
moved to Il neighbours and will die.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Junta Believes Macco Is Dead.

New York, Dee. l9.-Dr. j.. Castillo
of the Cuban junta, says that in the
opinion of the junta there can be but
little doubt Of Maceo's death, and that
it is generally believed that he.camc to
his death through treachery on the
part of DIR. Icrtucha. The suspicion
is cNtant that Icrtuchn fired the bullet
which ended Macco's brilliant career,
but it is pretty well established that
the trcacherous physician had informed
the Spaniards of the plans of the
tubnn phinf
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Another spanish Outrage Reported.

New YORK, Dee. 2l.-Thc World this
morning publishes the following from
Santiago. Cuba, December o: Com
mandcr Nelez and 200 Spanish gucr'
Has attacked a Cuban hospital in Tara.
The place was protected by IA small
garrison. II made "A heroic defense,
but could not prevent the Spaniards
from breaking in. They killed all of
the sick, twenty in number, and
burned the house,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
FOR CUBA
NC GOVERNMENT ACTION
YET TAKEN.
The Department OF Justice Looking IN
Line of Action to Meet Any Case That
May tie Omcialiy Brought Bcfore tt
tncic SANS Position.

WAsHiNGroN, Dec. 2l.-The dcpart-
incnt OF justice mas not vet received
any official infornhtion OF the reported
enlistment of companies of men in diff
fCrent parts Of the country with the
view OF joining the iusurgcnt forces in
Cuba, nor can il be authoritativclv
stated Just Niidt cOnrse- MOald he par
sued by the government should these
cnlistments be brought officially
by the government, however. in
The lIorsa cas- would seem to
gUTcrn these eases. In that case the con-
tcntion of the government was that un.
der sections j!S! and j?ss the enlistment
OF men in this country for service in
'uba either in behalf of the Spaniard or
the insurgents. was Il high misdcmcanor
punishable by Il fine not exceeding
5000 and Imprisonment not exceeding
three years. Not is IL necessary Cor u
man actually to- enlist. innsmuch u,
the law inhibits citizens under.
HE penalties named above from
'nliNting or entering themselves, or
hiring " retaining another person to
enlist. or going beyond the limits of
jurisdiction of the United States with
intent To enlist rs Il soldier or marine
or anna etc. This act was held in
the llorNa ease To De sufficiently COM
prehcnsivc To- warrant the arrest and
punishment of the person offending.
and it is believed that should any Of
the reported movements reach II point
where proof of the facts could be OBJ
tanned, the government would not hes
tate To take immediate action.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
A Railroad OmclaI Mnmgled.

ERIE, Pa, Dee. l0.-John :. Ham
mond, formerly general freight super
intendcnt of the Erie railway, with
headquarters nj Buffalo, attempted &c
crawl under a Lake Shore frcigh'
train which blocked the crossing al
Northwest, Pa, yesterday and tho
train started up and he was killed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
LYNCHERS ORGANIZING.
O"hlahomans May Punish u
Nurdercrs-prisoncr's Confession.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. l9.-From Cloud
Chief comes the report that citizens
are organizing to lynch the murdercrs
OF Henry Trip, the farmer who was
killed and robbed last sunday morn
ing.
Fred Horn, aged l6, one of the three
young men arrested, has confessed,
stating that he fired the first shot into
Trips head as he lay in bed asleep
and then robbed him, securing only
Sl.4s. lie says that he and Berry and
+. II. Cutter, the other two men under
arrest, had organized To murder and
rob u number of citizens in order to
secure money for Christmas and that
Trip was the first on the list.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Welded AND NOT Welded
The New York supreme Court Ignores =
North Dakota Divorce.

New YORK, Dec. Elm the divorce
trial in the supreme court of ii, 7. Nc
Gown, clerk of the city court, against
Mary Emma McGown, 1t appeared
that she had established a statutory
residence and secured a divorce in
North Dakota, and had been married
to ii. W. Bell, a tile manufacturer of
this state. A decree was granted Me-
Gown on the ground that his wife had
been guilty of improper conduct with
Bell. Justice Russell declaring: I'm
der the laws of North Dakota the de-
PENDANT Is the lawful wife of Bell, but
under the laws of New York she is the
lawful wife Of McGown."
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
The Texas All Right.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-The secretary
Of the navy has made public the find.
ings of the court of inquiry upon the
battleship Texas, which recently sank
while being dry locked in New York.
II says, in substance, that the Texas is
all right and has suffered no more ac-
cidents than any other boat of her
class in the navy
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
south Dako,a's Omciai Vote.

PIERRE, s.. ID. Dee. la-Thc official
count was completed yesterday for
congressman. Gamble, Republican,
had 40,9O3; Crawford, Republican, 49,
7O5; Kelly, Populist. 4l,l,5, and
knowcls, Populist, il,23S. The high.
est vote III electors was, Bryan. 4l,22A
Mckinley, ll.oi": lowering 664.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
AN ~Ex-KANSAN DISGRACED.
Tho Rev. william McCrea. Presbyterian
Arrested for q Forgery.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 2l.--The Rev.
William McCrea, u well known minis
ter Of the Pittsburg presbytery of the
Presbyterian church, formerly a mem
Der of the Kansas presbytery, Is under
arrest here charged with attempting
to pass a forged note for $500 on the
Lincoln National bank.
McCrea came to Pittsburg from Kan
sas six months ago, and since that
time had acted as supply minister in
the Presbyterian pulpits of the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
A PRINCESS AS A THIEF.
Italians of Alleged High Rank Convicted
of Deliberate shoplifting.

LONDON. Dec. II. - At the trial in
The I'D Bailey Of the ~so-clllcd Italian
Princess Entie Uoglini, her husband
and two other Italians for stealing a
valuable piece of lace from the shop of
Peter Robinson the expert testimony,
instead of being a. To the mcNtal ir-
responsibility of the defendant, as in
the Mrs. Castle case, went to identify
the lace which had been stolen, the
woman claiming that she hal had the
piece seven years aud the maker Goa
'radicting her positively. All four
prisoners were convicted, but s~cat"ncJ
was deferred.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Edward VI. Field Disgraced.

New York, Dee. 2l.-Edward Morse
Field, Oldest SOL of the late Cyrus W..
Field, was found with mud all over
him Thursday night, badly intoxicated,
in street railway stables and was ar
rested. Yesterday J. NJ. Connaughton,
attorney for the Field family, declared
that Field was of unsound mind as Il
result of the Field, Lindley II Welchcr's
failure for So, 900, 900 in 1893. Field
was put i'm his charge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

CHICAGO, Dec, l9.--While President
elect Mckinley has made no definite
announcement that he will attend the
football game at the Coliseum Satur-
day night, his friends say he wants
very much tn go, indeed, his engage
ments have been SO timed as to permi!
his attendance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
No Urgency for Disnrming.

PARIS, Dec. 2l.-M. DeJeantc, in the
chamber Of deputies to-day offered a
motion that the government summon
an international conference of the
powers with the view of n general dis
armament, and demanded urgency for
it. The urgency motion was opposed
by the premier, NJ. Meline, and was
defeated by q vote of 400 to IS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
n,x Revolver Sales In IT. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. io.-Since the
crime epidemic began, the sales of re-
volvers have grown 10 probably 1000 a
week at "A cost of at least $4,000, Most
of the weapons sold TO men have been
large ones.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Good sport for the President.

GEORGETOWN, :, c., Dec. l9.-Tho
President and party spent yesterday
shooting ducks in the big marsh near
South Island. Ducks were numerous
and a good days sport was enjoyed
which indicates n probability that the
President will remain in the shooting
grounds the remainder of the week,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

DENVER, Col, Dec. ?l.-O. Il. Miller.
president of.thc Miller Hernia Treat
mcnt company of Chicago and n of
the three defendants in the Commercial
National bank fraud ease now on trial
admitted with the utmost GOODNESS
on the witness stand to-day
that he had "kitcd" checks with all
the Denver banks and tooli upon him.
self all the blame for the failure of
the Commercial National bank in 1893.
in consequence of his overdrafts,
amounting to $4,000. He declared
that the co.defendants, President
Charles ii. Dow and Teller Sidney q.
McClurken had nothing to do with his
schemes
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l.-The Pacific
mail steamship China, which sailed for
the Orient to-day, carried an enormous
quantity of cotton for the mills in
China and Japan. The company re-
fused n large consignment Of flour,
and it was given out that no further
frcights would be received. The
steamship Belgic, the next to sail from
here, is also engaged to carry cotton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Munsneld's New Move.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-Richard Mans
field, the noted actor, will put himself
under the management of Hoyt and
Mckee, while Manager Charles Froh-
man will continue as manager of the
Garrick theater, which Mr.. Mansfield
purchased from Ned liarrigan a year
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

CRAwFoRpsvILLE, Ind, Dec. 10
Mrs. Martha McGill and her l6-year-
old daughter, Esther, were killed last
evening while crossing IA trestle on the
Midland railroad by the east bound
mail train,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

The House passed the third of the
regular appropriation bills, that for
the support Of the army, The bill as
passed makes no provision for the
Army and Navy hospital at Hot
Springs, Ark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Mining stock Frauds.

Chicago, Dec. ia. V. Cornell,
alias "Orric Fox" and Race Horse
Jack" and william II. McNutt, alias
"Georgc II. Linn" have been arrested
here aud b. G. Evans at Butte City,
Mont, charged with swindling on min,
inp stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
A Judge Msrries His stcnographor.

PARSONS, Kan, Dec, ls,-Judge W..
A. Randolph of Emporia, of the Fifth
judicial district of Kansas, and Miss
Emma l.. Lane, for many years court
stenographer of that district, were
married at Vinita, /. T., this morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Mining Town Wiped Out by Fire.

SONORA, Cal, Dec. 0-The old min
ing town of jamestown, famous in
California literature as ~'Jimtown" was
almost completely destroyed by fire
Yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
No Note to the POMcrs.

MADRID, Dec. lat is believed tho
government has abandoned the idea OF
sending u note To the powers with
reference to Cleveland's message
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
MACEC'S DEATH.
Ills Chicf OF stan Gives an Account OF
How lie Was Killed

HAVANA, Dee. 2l.-A letter from
Jose Miro. General Macco's chief of
staff, dated Manage, December -. CON
firms fully the reports of Macco's
death. Miro writes that Macco was
encamped near n small house and was
expecting to he joined by the forces of
Castillo and Sanchez. He saw the adj.
vance guard of Spanish irregular cav
airy (gucrrillasl belonging to Major
Ciruicda's Spanish column and rode
forward To meet them, believing them
to be friends. A vollcy was discharged
at him and his group and he fell in the
road.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12
SALOONS FEEL HARD TINES
l-.-k E---,s = Tt F-5vs tie 5.r
5--l-s-s --s7 o-o= Did
. CrD-S SC,EkUES AZ esEtTlY CusTtlE0
Closing 81 The Places Cuts of the
NrIrs Tax aud viii create
quite a Hole in tAe
CHsE Acccuut.
U0's sD5ENvEs AZ esEl7lY CUsTAlE0

-E- cry g r---.4 Ell-s WI. 20 Ll-as'
s. l. a-rr Il als1 o. El.1.- license Account
.l.s gsL- -1E Is Is. Que 81. ;ss :Irs -aa.
E.--s re tas So a--ts-fs-E were & ...'.E SOW
.r gaE-l--: O. ..as-Ess ~; because th= hard
s.--as L-- .te .5rh license -lE-s D.. advisable
f-- l-=.as- -l :ls- 20 .-.: .-z--ass
.as h-r..1.-z &c .te yea -s- g. tA--- T.,-1-
-z-E gait l-5 E---a .1s- .ls l--o=: -zs
1s1- .a-tts- reduced
TEy-s-; O ;le saloon l.-H-Es uulsr t1s
--|-. Jaw 2 Iowa -E e. interesting process
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So II ae a.. l- REGARDLESS g t-s tEE- .-E
-t- j-1t--El sEloHr-I- us-s ---. ne I'll
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12
Scrofula is : word YOU

Scrofula IS = word YOU
don't quite understand, but il
YOU talk with your doctor,
he will tell YOU that it is
generally believed to be due
TO the same cause which
gives rise 10 Consumption.
Ii appears mostly in those
who are tat-sta-yed and thin,
usually in early life. 4
course treatment Of SCOTS
Emulsion with the Hypo-
phosites wherever scrotula
manites,s itself, will prevent
the development Of the dis
ease. Let Us send yoQ Z
book. Free.
s-oTT q BOVINE Chemists. l.sa y7-r
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12
Narir CitN Ga..ir.

4 Rr.s-:s @. N-:2ells-. l-L5o. IS {
v-s..-- q -1s city
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l. C1.--- G. H-l5E H---- is 1s-e look
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C-z Haley Z LARAMIE. We. -L--t---E-
was &. -te yEls yes-s--Ey NJ -s- ears
@. cattle
~ re C--e5 E;5ssy;s--E- ctu--s t--s
evening tie women O. ne l.--.l W.. .-.-
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12
orrIcIAL cow AINos1 rNnEp.
supervfsars STRIKE n >-ar. but Nope
FFrHsh TuHrr

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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12
UNCLE SAN WAS on THE Spot
Oavts.- 7,sasr o ;ts Steamer B,y-s Tells
St-a1rs Tale
sva-. ssrss SIP yENRcEo a rys,s
United states Cruiser Niuuc-rolIs
sails Into Fort and Promptly
Answers the >iEual
OF Distress.

Srw YORK Nav. ---se W--.i l.is
----.-r SAWS. -sa steamship E-yut t
.es Ns--a-..s Steamship e7=-L-y g: L-l-
s.z Arrived 81 g.-t 51 gr.5Iy ,-.-
E.-.-s --L- ard Ns5..sr-I-s1z g--ts E45.-.-
T.E.-- tc.s a -,lL-klt.s s,.'g - c.. ss.i
,s .ss p.-. Sas-s.t t-5 o.as-E ls Sc usy
ss At- entered 5.-: without nantes.
rs sss Jay Z; t-el.- - S-ls--G Turkey.
u Asia CT us-ae- g. Tts-s aa5 se.-
sewers. -..-s u S-y--L 20 tArte g. '-.-
tErs t-s ,ss 5.- q a-a.hs- -o-t.s; a-a
re .-as 50 victims @: IRE LssEssl-s cane
-rs- .Hs waters IA; svs-.-r s--.
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2 --- e.. g. La1Er5 VIZ I'm vs-e sN
g;t e~s ;l-e- s. ,At- women al Ar--s-.sa
-sfg-stS Captain Fshs- asserted E-1
- v-5s- - ht OF rsE SAFE &c ..s -. -Es-s
were registered Lf flsse-rt-s-
Sa. ---c Afterwards 6 t'olt l-L5 g. ---ls
deliver t-s -tt-rees Tie I--k.se ,-h
sad ht v1-l5 give re E--.lsts- u-t. tst
--.----E 90 .--- cvt- ~ Arle-.Lrs cap
rain Fsse- .te- s.-rt: Lss.s-L--s AZ
ltlI. az -E--ct-vE- refused o interfere
When -Lv- EL-s .As I--e5 states Va
- E-1-ezTa.s Is cane 80. tAa hay TIE
Brush 1EE gEs sE-. Swinging 1-t -psl Do
l-wl E-- -ls = l-sLp,ls l,-f-ut saw re
sr-L @. distress. CEgtE-- Flster tal- t-s
s;--y t-5 A1-l-ll TAc-ls Ss''-.1re 3
r.---L-5L-. q IKE Eu-rgatl s-Jr ----
SAD Wen give yu- El -ae Ess.stE-. O.
v.- want Tuu l :tEs t.--- refugees EL'--H
--- G. ,tLs p."t % vt E-t So boz rlr- p.
--vl E-5 Admiral SEE lrs ordered -
tse sI-Es W. e 5s-L- r. ES-.-ss E-1 -.u.
.E.t+-s .vH- 90 -As E-.-Ish sl-l. VIZ. s--s-l
80 s-5 80 SAFE tr--I E'-ErE -ts- p.
als-.al- -c-E-l vgS gs-. 70 E-- &. vLi
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- -s- .ta .sra-. e .ts - --aag..
Se-- tl1c5y >-lv--E WIS may -lss Pcs
hid -. IRE aE-.E.~ rll '--r--.e- F.
-E-fas- TIE A--t--E-E v--e lL-5s5 e.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12

Bur.tinE Of SsphJha R~iort in Na.sa-
cEn.ert. Lnu.e. Ihre. neath.

MILFORD Mass. S-v. ----sree -e-
who us-1 injured y ne .--s--- e e
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--E-- E-or-,o- & o.. =; Hes: J5:-- gsz.sr-
cay. ~h+-e q vE:-- EEs I-E-; vEs :s--E
c--s--1-;s5 5ls5 y t1s aasi--L- ae-s curing
;.s z Ez. -l-y were
FEEr &c l--Eas5.1, E-gsr.-:s- 's-, .,
re Nes'sr- t.L.r- Gas ---s---l--.- e.--
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THOMAS ---zASES e T5---
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-1- E"-lEs-- I-r---El vt Q S-rt-t-:s- C.
f-- -E.E- vEs -ss-e-E -.s ,-J-- a
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r-..a+ E-5 -s--sr -v-.-sI-- loved
ne :s-a- -.- va1 died wee blown c--
g re .---.-c az vts- s.-EH5 - -.s
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-12

Prospect Of The Extra Session Not
HrIpiEE the sitanIion.

Prospect Of the Extra Session Not
Helping the Situation
DIS EL-NES Nov. 1-.-IS S;5a-.EI Tsle-
ErE-p-Tts prnspss; c: IL ezra session 9,
-.s legislature 5 Embarrassing re low.
treasury Fo- yeEr E8d hElt ne treas
u-E LIS been unable - pzy warrants
;----p.ly ~ tccau1c e slaw payments ..
'EEes i ,cs las: -r--h - r-E-l; q ;te
Ortuaer payment q tEx=s money las tes-
received VIII Ee5c. S-tl J5g q u15 WEr-E rs
vsr+ pad and 100 bts -11rs hare bee- o.
5s-e5 Il .5r payment TflE VIZ I'rE s-leLIly
sL1Eus. al TIE E-s1 81 EiEtI TIL tns F5lr--E
payment q -EE=s TIE s--rE expense o tsE
legislature -rs- te -E-, 49, thE E-E:e Of
csrs Go not know A1v- I Eruld - luyasFI-
Tie . nee: regular sTqEnses without -hs
ezra EeFss11 AZ ths L1tiuc-El expense
O, Ebyu; So ono y : Ce--1us e-uuEr-Lss-le1I
i = probable tAEt zt-ls-E VII tEvs 70
cE--y their WE-r&-.s III arrangements car
os made . take care q hen