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The morning times., 1896-01-01
BIG LANDSLIDE e
Freight Train Caught and Five Men
Were Hurt.

Wiliiamsport. Pa, Dec. 3I.-A big land
slide occurred two and Il half miles east
OF Georgetown on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at $50 O'Clock this afternoon Just
rs fast freight train came along. The
train was caught by the Slide aad the engine
and five cars were carried from the tracks
down into the river.
Six other cars were buried in the slide.
which was about 800 feet long and 20
feet deep in places. Five men were hurt,
they having been taken 10 the hospital at
Sunbury.
Engineer Bailey Kennedy had his left
ankle sprdined, right knee broken, and hand
Cnt: Fireman Calvin Cooper. right leg badly
bruised; Brakeman II. +. Seizure, shoulder
bruised; Conductor W. Il. Sheets eye cut;
tramp. who gave his name as Harry Angle,
OF Philadelphia. an electric lineRian. who
was stealing Il ride, had his right hand so
badly crushed that anIputatiGn will be
necessary.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
TWO NEGROES LYNCHED.
One Was Hung and the Other Cow
hided and Shot

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 31.-News has lust
been received here of the lynching yester-
day OF Andrew Brown, negro ex-convict
and notorious cattlethief in Simpson county
Brown attempted to sell three fat cattle
at Westville, was arrested and constables
started with him to a justice of the peace,
near where the theft was committed.
Ed route he was taken from the officers
by a mob, swung to a tree and riddled with
bullets. ~-, g-
Meridian, Miss, Dec. 31.-Jim Lynch,
a negro farm eiiand, residing twenty miles
east of this place, was taken in the woods
by about twenty five determined white
men last night, and after being whipped
with cowhide until the blood was stream
ing from his body, was shot to death.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
STEAMBOAT SSAGGED.
James 6. Blaine Sinks in the Upper
Nonongaiiela River

Pittsb1rg Pa, Dec. 31.-A telegram from
Brownsville, Pa. giving no details, states
h;,t the Monongahela River raoket James
u. Blaine, plying between Pittsb1rg and the
headwaters OF that river, was sna gged early
this morning near Haifield's Landing and
sank in ten feet of water.
The packet left PittsbIrg last evening
with a heavy cargo OF freight and large
number of passengers, ana was III charge
Of Capt. Adam Jacobs. No. lives are re-
ported lost. The extent of the damage is
not stated.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Murdered His fnther.

Henderson, KY, Dec. 31.-Ncar Beech
Grove, Tony Golf, aged thirteen, negro,
was whipped by his father for having
stolen the old mans penknifc yesterday.
Last night, when the rest of the family were
asleep, the boy orept from his pallet and
securing the father pistol, placed ii against
the hcad-of the unconscious sleeper and sent
a bali into his brain, causing instant death.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
PITTSBURG TRAGEDY .
Book keeper Assa ulted and His Bcdy
Thrown in the River.

Piitsbarg, Pr, Dee. 31.-Last evening
Joseph l.. Good. twenty-five years old,
a bOOkkeeper in Campbelfs glass factory,
al Blair station, lett lis home. Nh 1903
sidney street. South Side. To come to the
city. Nothing has been seen Of Coed since
Early tins muruign Guud's hat. badly
dingcd, his poCketbunS, empty and torn,
and his bunch of keys were found on the
Tenth street covered bridge. Goods ef-
fccis have been identified by his Wife, who
says her husband had 4 large sum Of
money in his pocket when he left nome.
Search for the missing man is in prog
Tcss. II is believed tina, Good was The vic
i'm OF an assault ana MS body dropped
through Tie bridge into the AuEonsahela
River.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
CHICAGO OR NEW YORK.
One or Other VIII Get the Democratic
National Convention

Chicago, H., Dec. 3l.-Ben L. Gable,
the national committeeman from Illinois
who passed through Chicago yesterday on
his way home from Washington to Rock
Island, tod prominent Democrats on the
national convention committee that the
outlook for this city getting the convention
was favorable, and the finance committee
went to work with renewed viscr, so as
TO get the required subscription backing.
According to Mr.. Gable. New York Will
be the only formidable rival before the
national committee and that New York 4 8
only anxious to keep the convention from
Chicago. To that end, he says. 100000
has already been raised, and more is cx-
pected from the New Workers.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
THROWN FROM HIS PONY.
y Willie Campbell Very
Seriously Injured.

Little Willie Campbell, the Giuc-yeaT-old
son OF Mr.. William y. Campbell. living at
i2S Eleventh street southeast, while riding
hls pony was seriously injured yesterday
by being thrown from the saddle.
HIS foot became ia nEled in the siirrup and
the unfortunate had was dragged for Il dis
tance of nearly uiy-fivc yards. sus-
tanning many severe cuts and painful bruises
about the head and receiving a badly
sprained leg.
He was picked up unconscious and carried
into a house. q Ht
The morning times., 1896-01-01
FOUR CHILDREN BURNED.
Foul Play Suspected and Miners G reat-
1y Excited.

Pitishurg. Kas., Dec. 31.-By the burning
of a small dwelling last night in the mining
town of Frontcnac four boys, Robert, VIII
John and Archie McTaffan. aged eighteen
sixteen. thirteen and eleven, lost their
lives.
The bodies of three of the brothers wer,
found huddled together in the sitting room
and the body OF the fourth was found il
the Kitchen. The remains were burned
heyond recognition, and the cause of the
fire or reason why the boys did not escape
is not known.
There are rumoTs of foul play and the
minors are greatIy excited.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
DUCHESS NOT ILL.
Is. in Rome, But in Perfectly Good
Health.

Rome. Dec. 3l.-Many inquiries We're
cabied here today regarding the Condition
of the Duchess of Marlborough, nee Wander
bit, the anxiety regarding her having been
caused by an alleged cable dispatch stat
ing that she was very i'll with typhoid
fever in this city. The fact is that the
duchess is not i'll with typhoid fever or any
other disease.
The Duke OF Marlborough and his bride
arrived here on December % and the duchess
has enjoyed the best OF health while i'll this
city. The couple visited Rome for the pur.
pose of seeing the antiquities and other
sights of the city, and they have been doing
so every day of their visit.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
SHE HAS A PONY.
Miss Fitzgibbon Gets One of Purker,
Bridget IL Mann's Prizes.

There is another happy little business
solicitor in town this morning. and all on
account of that pony and road cart which
Messrs- Parker, Bridget & Mann give to
The prize winner in their competition FOR
young people.
This time the little lady who wins is
Miss ID. FitzgibbOn. She succeeded in su-
hciting the most business for the firm nf
a number who entered FOR the prize. The
pony and road cart viii he delivered to
Miss Fitzgibbon this morning at 9 O'Clock
at tho store of MeSsrs- Parker. Bridget &
Mann.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
NIlus and Carlisle Conferred

Senator Mills of Texas was in conference
with Secretary Carlisle yesterday after
noon for some time, during which the
Treasury situation was discussed at length
and the position of the admin stration
toward the revenue and bond measures,
which passed the House recently, were
fully discussed.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
The Laura da Trial.

Charleston. S. c., Dec. 31.-The author
tiles in Washington have named two legal
advisers to watch the governments in
terest in the steamship Laurada matter.
The trial of her captain for violating The
neutrality laws will be held the third week
I'm January.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Lone Hirhwaxman Did 1t

Ukiah, Cal, Dec. 31.-Tbe southbound
stage from Eureka was stopped by lone
highwayman this morning about ten miles
from here. He took the express box cnd
mail pouches. 1t is not known what they
contained. The passengers were unmo-
Tested.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
All Are Mil!ionaires.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 31.-The Carnegie
Steel Company, limited, held their annual
meeting today. The following board of
managers was elected: H. c. Frck, John
G. A. Leishman, w. H. Singer, II. NJ. Curry,
F. T. F. Lovejoy, L. C. Phipps, John Pente-
fract. Charles N. schwab and Alex. R.
Peacock,
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Musical Fraud Under the Ban.

The Post-offlce Department has denied
the privileges of the mails to F. H. Wilson,
alias Henry Taylor, conducting "a concern
styled the Metropolitan Protective Union
of New York city. He advertised that in
his union he could secure places for muSi-
clans, but receives his fees and did nothing
The morning times., 1896-01-01
BRITISH BARK WRECK ED.
PankS und Medicine Chest Marked
"Talisnian'' Come Ashore.

Tails MA II" Come = ashore.
London, Dec. 3l.-A dispatch received
here today says much wroc cEa=c has come
ashore on the Dutch coast. Among other
things washed up are 4 part Of Il ship ;
boat, u broken nanieboarh, bearing per
tons OF the name TaIisnIan, Il small oak
plank marked Talisman. and Il medicine
chest.
Those articles are supposed TO have be-
ionGed to the British bark Talisnlan. Capt.
Marvin. from Ship Island, via st. Michaels,
for New Castle. England. which is thought
to have been wrecked on the 9Th or Sth
instant.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
killed on,the Street

Atlanta, Ga, 3eci i.31 Thomas R. Rey-
nolds shotsand kilfed George Cox on the
street here tonight about 8 O'Clock. Rey-
nolds says that Cox had been attentive to
Mrs. Reynolds, who had separated from
her husband on account OF brutal treatment.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
: Bessemer Mills Close Down.

Chicago, Dec. 31.-The Illinois Steel Com
pany, tonightclo for month its Bessemer
and rail mills, at,south Chicago. There are
few orders to fill and the company says
this is a good time tomake repairs.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
C,oudburst Does Damage.

Utica, N Y. Dec. 31.-A special from
the northern part OF Herkimer county says
that cloudburst in the townships OF Nor
way and Salisburylast night caused damage
to farm property amounting 10 abont Soo,-
COO The experiences of the people were
exciting and dangerous, but no lives were
lost.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Severe Earthquake Shock.

Naples, Dec. s31.-A severe shock of
earthquake was felt at Cicciano, near the
city of Nola, in the province of Caserta, on
sunday. A number ofhouses were thrown
down, several persons were killed and
many others injured.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
IS IT SUICIDE OR HOAX q
DsspaIring Letter Sent to The
Times by a Woman.
HAS MARKS OF SINCERITY
Perfidy and Says When the Sew
Year Dawns Her Body WIN he
fnfhe eRiveS-,W hata Longshoreinan
Saw Near'}tie1Bridge.

Does the old Potomac hold another sad
and ira gic secret?
This is a question which agitates the
police OF the Fourth precinct, for they be-
| leve that II woman did not Blanche
when she faced The great unknown, her
body now lies Seow the dark and restless
tides.
1ne last mail to reach The Times last
night caine in.at o'clock. and brought
letter tnat read like the final throb OF u
breaking heart.
IL waa printel in fiAe characters, bat was
wittfolt nate, Signiture or any mark of
identification. Waterined on one edge Of
the sheet was part OF the letter W, and on
The opposite edges the letters c. a. r. 1t
told OF sea OF troubles. 1t told The old,
Old story, as cd as human passion, OF false
love, betrayal and disgrace.
TENT OF THE LETTER.
The letter was addressed to The Times. the
Peoples Paper, and came in the regular
mail. 1t reads as follows:
Ionlgnt L Will end my troubles in the
river. Let my poor clay drift with the
tide ont TO sea, for there is no one TO
DRY me Ruin ana disgrace have come TO
Inc through il man whose name shall not
divulSe- He won my heart, my love. and
now. when am in need, when / have
begged him to aid nne, he has refused.
l beg 10 be forgiven for all trouble have
caused. Goodbye"
The signature is rather singular, the
letter bearing what Is eyidcnt,y Il pet
name, or part or it. II is Black Hair. with
the letter C in parenthesis.
WAS 1T THE GIRL?
At o:3O last evening the longshOIeincn
on the water front saw a girl clad in
biack, waking down Eleventh street south
west In the direction OF the river. One of
the men recalls that her eyes seemed red
from weeping and that her face was pale
and tro blcG. He turned and followed her
with his gaze.
AT tne iuJt of EieYrnth street she stopped
as though uncertain which way 10 turn.
She finally moved off 10 the west. along
Water street, in the direction OF the ,.tuSe-
way OF the Long Bridge. The policeman
thought she was stranger 10 those parts
and was looking for somebody. HE called
all this to mind when told OF The kiter
received by The Times.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
NE SUCCEEDS 7ENNYSON
Alfred Austin Is Made England's S
Poet | Lrureaie.
WELL KNOWN JOURNALIST

WAS Educated for the Law, But Pre-
ferred to Write Poetry-was War
Correspondent In the FraEcO-Gcr-
manDI>pute--Has p IL hlisiied Several
Political Works-Now an Editor.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
SEARCHING FOR HEALTH.
Gov. Hastings, Aecompan by His
EMmtly, Goes West.

Harrisburg. Pa Dec. 31.-Among the
passengers on the ST. Louis express. when
it rolled out of the Pennsylvania Railroad
station this evening. were GOV. and Mrs.
Hastings and their family physician. The
governor goes away in search of health
and Will probably not return until the
latter part of January.
He has not been feeling well since last
fail, and his physician has advised rest.
Some time will be SPENT at Hot Springs
and the party will visit other points in the
South and Southwest.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
STATE OF THE GOLD RESERVE.

The Treasury gold reserve at the
close of business yesterday, with all
Withdrawals out, stood Mt S62 .8BI,-
14S- The. amount of gold wi;hdra WI
at New York WAS S5OO.OO0 for ex-
port to South America.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
ANOTHER BOMB SCARE.
One Found Lying at the Door of n
French Deputy

Paris. Dec. 31.-A bomb, with lighted
fuse attached, was found tonight at the
door OF the residence OF DR.. Pierre Mar
mottan, Republican, who represents the
Sixteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT in the Chamber
OF Deputies, and who lives at No. l Rue
des Bordes-V almore.
The burning fuse was extiHguished and
the bomb removed. Who placed the bomb
and the motive for doing so are unknown.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
B,p@Giove Firm Assigns.

Gloversville, n. Y, Dec. 31.-The big
glove firm of Dixon & Wilkins, at Ma yfield,
assigned this morning. Liabilities about
S60,000; assets much less.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Russi,,s Cbo,.r. stat,s,Ics.

st. Petersburg. Dec. S1.-The official
cholera statistics fer TIE week ending De
cembcr %, show Z 8 new cases and 90 deaths
from the disease.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
DEMAND THEIR RIGHTS
Philadelphia Street Car Men Are
Growing Very Restless.
APPLIED FOR ASSISTANCE

Ask Societies Which HeIped In Clos
Ing the Strike 70 Aid Them Again.
General Manager Refused 81 for
Ten Working Hours-what They
May Yet Do.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
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FIVE HORSES BURNED.
They Were Roasted in Stable Fire
In Union Street.

Five horses Eers burned to death in
a fire in Il stahsssin UniCn street, between
four-and-a hal $its Sixth, n and y streets
southwest, at 50 ihis norHing.
The origin of the Hire is unknown. The
h.aze was discosasssi by Policeman Schnei-
der, who turned iaiihc alarm.
The stable va s,essn aletely destroyed and
the loss on buil4ugsand stock VIII amount
to $500. ga
The morning times., 1896-01-01

Still another shipment
of our 81. As Mahogany Fin
1sh tabourettes.
More of the 69c service
able Rockers, too, in oak and
mahogany finish.
These are the three
lines on which we're almost
invariably behind in filling
orders. Speaks well for
their popularity.
ART ROOMS SIXTH FLOOR
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Schooners Lost .

Highland Light, Mass, Dec. 31.--Fish-
ing schccncrs Smugrler and Ellen Lincoln
have been lest off Nauset. Crews safe.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Turkish Reserves Called Ont.

Constantinople. Dec. 3le--Ifie ari1y re-
serves at Mossh. Sardis. Aieshg0rd and
Bitis, have been Called out. ft
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Pennsylyupia Railroad to baltimore
and .ilpfurn.

Saturday and Sund1v. January and ..
valid FOR return passage untSs N6ssGny. fie
9th. Rate 81 .25,.- GOOD on any tram.
The morning times., 1896-01-01
Earthquake Shock in Illinois.

Metropolis. H., Dec. 31.-A light earth
quake shock was ecit-at this point at $50
clock this morning.
The morning times., 1896-01-01

SH and Heaaaci,e immediaieiy Re GSe,tsyed M by
Capitol Catarrh Cure. IS cent?
1ov7 -3mo-exa
The morning times., 1896-01-01
VENEZUELA PREPARING p.

Ages of Eighteen and Fifty.
Especial to Tie Times
copyrighted by James Gordon Rennatt.l
New York, Dec. 31--Caracas, Venezuela,
Dec. 31--Garcia Gomez has been appointed
chief of the National Guard ofthe Republic.
The government has issued an order that
all citizens bet tween the geS OF eighteen and
fifty years shall be enrolled in the militia
at once, under penalty OF fine and iInprisoa-
ment.
The morning times., 1896-01-01

"LA RENE" FURNITURE POLISH
will do more toward Frightening up
aud renewing old Furniture than
anything you can use. % cents
. good sized bottle.
The morning times., 1896-01-01

Another small ship
ment of those famous NOR
RIS CHAIRS has arrived.
They wont be here long. If
you've been waiting for one
of them, the sooner you call
the better.
60 OC The hairs are in oak with ai-
SC-oO Unstable an rtva sible all hair
cushions, covered in corduroy
Price, with corduroy cushions
CIn OF SIS. Wi:h velvet cushions,
>DiO. o. Slu s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-18

Campaign buttousat Ncwhouse Bros.
Ed. Pulsipher came down from Hast.
ings this week.
Oscar Yargar Of Orleans came down
On No. IS Wednesday.
ID. Nj. Wyatt of Riverton was here
with a good display of stock at the
fair.
Hugh Miner Jr., has purchased the
Ed. Brown property on Seventh
avenue
G.. +. Hutchinson of Bellaire, Kansas,
is here and has IA fine display of hogs at
the fair.
Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Huliei Corn. Elegant lunch
10 milk. Quart can 10 cents.
Mrs. Mary Pctric of shelton this
state arrived Wednesday ON a visit
with VIM Cultivate aud family.
wills Conner and Mrs. Carrie Hughes
of Beaver City, brother aud sister of
Mrs. l.. ii. Rust are here on q visit.
Chas. Barber If Almena, Kansas, is
here this week with his parents aud
other friends and to take in the fair
Purify your blood with Hoods Ssrsa-
p~arilla which will give you an appetite,
tone your stomach and strengthen
your nerves.
Heavy duck blanket lined coats ut
LESS than 81 90, also the greatest
variety If better grades from Sl.00 and
upwards a, W ener's Clothing Store.
The whole system is drained and un-
dermined by incident ulcers and open
sores. DeWi,t's Witch Hazel Salve
speedily heals them. Ii Is the best pile
aurc known. {. l." Getting.
Miss Stella Quicker left Saturday
night for M;ndcn where she has been
chosen for u second year to teach in
the pubic schools there. The ability
of our teachers seems to be appreciate
ed greatly by other cities.
1t doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, biliousness, Indigestion and
constipation are caused by neglect 81
by unavoidable circumstances, De
Wits Little Early Risers will speedily
cure them all. c. l.. Getting.
The republican club of Garfield town
ship will meet at the Wagner SChoo
house on Saturday, September 10th, at
: o'clock pm. The Red Cloud GlcC
cub and prominent speakers will be
there. Come one and all and have f;
good time.-J. Is. STANsER, Chairman
Several years ago was taken will
a severe attack Of ilux. | was sick il
bed about ten days and could get moth
ing to relieve me until | used Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhw;
Remedy, which cn.ed me arl has beer
a household remedy wiz us yer since
j. &. NARROW, Doc 1858 lie, Mo. 70
s,le by Deyo &Grio".
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-18
B. e. M. R.Y TIME TABLE.

Trains carrying passengers arrive aud leave Red
Cloud as follows:
HASTINGS AND OBERLI;.
No. l4l, day passenger arrives from Hastings,
ct i105 am. and departs for Oberlin at l2:B m.
40. l+2 day passenger arrives from Oberlin at
i2:6 pm. and leaves for Hastings at 4. 81 pm.
EAST AND WEST.
No. 10. evening passenger arrives from the
eastatSyS p.iu. and leaves Tor the westats 10 pm
No. iG. day passenger arrives from the vast at
1000 ain. and leaves for the east at 10 :05 a. IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-18


l.. Jackson of Concordia, Kansas,
was here this week.
A. G.. Hosmer returned from his trip
cas-! Saturday night.
The best line of school supplies in
the city at Cuttings.
A. NJ. Walters of Blue Hill was here
the last Of the week.
j. W. Sampson Of Blue Hill was here
the last of the week.
W. Bernhard Of Franklin was among
our visitors this week.
Father Harrington Of Orleans was
here the first of the week.
Wa. Seclcy of Guide Rock was a
visitor to the city Saturday.
Geo. A. Steward Of Hastings was
doing business here this week.
Robert Mcbride of Wyoming was
here this week visiting relatives.
Nettic and Nellie Hummel left Thurs.
day for Lincoln to attend school
Huntington the race hon Sc nan came
in from the west Thursdsy morning.
Henry Warner, Of Riverton was do.
ing business and had a display at the
fair.
Doc Boynton who has been here for
the past week has returned To his home
in Illinois.
VIM. Lindsey came down from Hast.
ings this week to attend the fair and
visit with old friends.
Dwight Jones of Guide Rock wa,
here Saturday attending the rcpubli
ear county convention.
George Winton who has been visit
ing with Grandpa Winton north o
town returned to his home in Kansa,
City.
LOsT-A breeching and back bant
between Jackson's grove and the oil,
Patmor place. Finder can find owne.
by applying at this office.
From all accounts Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is a Godsend to tn,
afflicted. There is no advertisement
about this; we feel just like saying it,
The Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. Fc
sale by Dcyo ~ Gricc.
Many Il days work is lost by sic
. headache, caused by indigestion an
stomach troubles. DcWitt's Littl
Early RiScrs are the most cilectual pi
for overcoming such dificulties,-C.
Getting.
Ex-Governor Crounse spoke To
large crowd ut the fair grounds o
Thursday afternoon and again at til
court house in the evening. His n
marks were good and his facts an
figures had good effect on the assemble
9 crowd.
D Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Make
cures all blood disorders. All eruption
Of the skin can be removed by the use {
this wonderful medicine. 1t has Il
equal, and is purely vegetable. 9. !
. Getting keeps it, as we'll as all other frs
class goods.
Frank Blapkenbaker and Miss Ell
> Fulton were married on Thursday
" the residence of MIR. Frank Hendrici
. in this city, Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser of
ciating, The young couple are res
= dents of Walnut creek township al
the bride is the daughter of Mac Flu
). ton. This paper extends congratult
y tons to the happy young couple.
l. Red Cloud Lodge No. GO A. o. u. v
5 will hold a picnic in CARRIERS gro,
!, Oct, LIST. Supreme Master Workma
}. q. Tate will speak at > pm, at Il
grove, weather permitting. Shout
weather be u%nfavorable meeting W
5 be indoors, Everyone come and brii
g well filled dinner baskets. Picnic iii
ner at noon.-BY ORDER OF COMM
n TEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-18

A meeting Of tho Mckinley and
Hobart club was held on last Friday
night at the court house and Z large
crowd Of both gentlemen aud ladies
were present. In the absence Of
Judge Sweezy, j. NJ. Chafin spoke to
the assembled audience aud also A. &,
Willis and Jos. CARRIER. The ladies
and gentleman's %qnartetto furnished
splendid music for the occasion and
were repeatedly called back. Consider
able disturbance was made by mem'
beers of both political parties out in the
entry way during the speaking This
was not right and should have been
squelched. The man who distmbs a
meeting Of any kind should be thrown
out bodily and we hope that each side
will hereafter secure q bouncer and
Sccthat this is done no matter who is
making the disturbance,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-18
.rT-T..
TIL Bon TONS !
15C MEAU:j
. STEAK, EGG, l..
BREAD, BUTTER,
PIE, COFFEE.
. G. JENKINS,
~ TEACH OF
Violin, COrnct nnd Clarinet.

Will guarantee satisfaction 10 scholars who
Will give three lessons (pach lesson one hour)
Cor Sl.OC. Pianos tuned properly. Leave word
a. this Office. or address me, general delivery
and I viii call.