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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
REMOVAL BY WHOLESALE
Great >iiake-tp of Chicago Policemen
big Political rphenvaI.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2I.-Chief of Police
Ripley issued an order to-day dis
charging from the force 43+ policemen
and appointing in their places n like
number of the Star League Demo-
cratic ex-policemen, who had been
discharged under the previous Repub-
lican administration.
1t is the biggest so-called general
order issued since ex-Chicf Badenoch
Repnblicunl issued his famous order
No. -, in May, 1895, discharging 5s7
men.
Chief Kipley's order drops from the
police rolls and retires on pensions
three desk ~sergeants, one detective
sergeant and twenty patrolmen.
Eight desk sergeants, two detective
,ergeants. two patrol sergeants and
1903 patrolmen were discharged out
right.
Ripley says the changes are made
in order to put the entire department
under civil service. Tho men dis
charged, he said. owed their appoint
ments to political influence. All the
newly appointed officers have passed
the civil service examinations.
One notable feature of the order Is
that the our detectives who did the
most conspicuous work on the Luet'
CERT case are discharged.
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NAY BECOME A CUITEAU.
An Ex-Kansas Man Makes Threats II
senator Mason's once.

CHICAGO. Oct Eff l do not pet
ond Charles Guiteau and there will be
serious trouble for President McKin-
ley said a man who gave the name
Of George Scholder Of otter Creek,
Iowa, in Senator William T. Mason's
law Office to-day.
Scholdcr said a few years ago he was
the owner OF n large tract of land il
Eastern Kansas. He was swindled
out of 1t through litigation and now
lie wanted the President to assist him
in regaining the property. lie said
he had come to Chicago in the hope
OF securing the sympathy of some at
torney but had been unsuccessful and
was almost discouraged. He had
called on Senator Mason in order to
persuade the latter to assist him in Sc
curing what he wanted from the pres
ident.
The senator is not in the city. An
other appointment was made with the
man on the belief that he vas II crank
and detectives were sent for. but he
did not show up again. Those who
saw him say he did not have the ap-
p%earancc of "A crank. He had been In
Chicago three weeks, %penniless and
upon the verge of starvation.
Scholder said he had q daughter
living in Fort Scott, Kan, and IL he
does not go to Washington he desires
to return to Kansas.
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GREAT FLOODS IN JAPAN.
,Iany Lives Lost and Vast Damage Done
by Recent Heavy Rains.

TACOMA, Wash. Oct 81. -According
TO mail advices from the Orient, Sep
TENDER 30, u heavy rain storm spread
all over Japan and up to the time the
steamer Olympia left Yokohoma re.
ports were coming in Of losses. Many
people were killed Ia the several dis
tricts. At Musasi twenty-five houses
collapsed. The Manic Hi states that
-, 900 houses were flooded ut Nagoya.
According to m official report from
Aiychi prefecture forty-two villages,
altogether containing 1000 houses,
we're submerged in the Kaito Kaisai,
Nakashima and Hagucrix districts,
while 10, 100 peasants were dependent
on the ~rations Of foods issued by the
government. The damage to the rice
crops Was estimated to be not less
than "a million yen.
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VIII Leave the Church.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. 2I.-Prof
Charles w. Shields of Princeton uni.
versity authorizes the statement that
in consequence Of unjust, unconsti.
t%utional and defamatory action OF
certain presbyteries and synods in
volving his good name, he has de-
cided, for his wv personal protec-
ton, to separate himself from the
Presbyterian church in n constitu.
tional manner with the least possible
delay. This refers to the granting
IF a liquor license to the Princeton
inn, Prof. Shields being one Of tho
signers Of the petition for the grant
ing of the license
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u. p. BID RAISED.
Ths RcOrgsnIsers Preparing to P1scAts
tho Government with More Money.

u "eorkHu'zers FrepArsnk 10 fIhCAto
tho Government with More Money.
WAsHISGToN, Oct. 27.-The indica-
tons now ore that the government
may yet reconsider its determination
to ask Judge Sanborn for n postpone.
ment Of the sale of the Union
Pacific railroad. There are rea.
sons for the belief that the
government has received OF is
in hourly expectation Of receiving An
additional proposition from the reor-
ganization committee. This is believed
to be a material increase in the guar
antec offer, provided the sale be al.
lowed to proceed IN the date originally
fixed upon. This increase, it Is report
ed, will make the committees guaran-
tee bid equal to the full amount OF the
governments claim against the Union
Pacific road proper, or about S5s,o67,-
39s. In that event 1t is altogether
probable that the offes will be accept
ed and the sale allowed to take place
ON the day first agreed upon.
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u. p. co
Attorney Gsnsra wants Sale Delay cd
-~Prospsotivs Purchasers Opposed.

OPPo>oAs
New YORK, Oct. % The Union Pa.
rifle reorganization committee made
the following announcement to-day:
The attorney general has notified
this committee that he proposes To ask
the court for q postponement of the
foreclosure OF the Kansas Pacific and
Union Pacific railway properties to
December IS. SO as to defer final dis
position until after Congress shall
have met. The reorganization com.
mittee has, however, reached
the conclusion that the interest
Of the security holders represented
by IL aud of the syndicate furnishing
the funds to finance the reorganiza.
ton demand reorganization without
any further delay. In this situation
the committed contemplatcs. SO As TO
gain prompt possession Of the Union
Pacific line, to oppose any adjourn.
ment OF the sale of the main line and
TO bid II in, IL need be, for the full
amount OF the governments claim, the
additional sum involved In this being
8l2, 900, 900"
Indications point to tho formation
OF II second syndicate to bid for the
Union Pacific railway at the foreclos.
urc sale, but this syndicate is entirely
distinct from the much advertised one
attributed to Russell Sage and General
Thomas. which both Of these men
deny having gotten up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
INDIAN HUNTERS KILLED.
Clash with Colorado's Game Warden
Fight with Unruiy Utes.

Fight with Unruiy Utes.
RIFLE, Col. Oct 81, Wilcox, game
warden, attempted to arrest some In
dams near Lilly Park for violating the
Colorado game laws and was fred up
on by the Utes. The officers returned
the fire, killing five Utes. Wilcox,
with several posses OF deputy sheriffs
and ranchmen. are after the Indians
and a further conflict seems Inevitable.
Parties are organizing to 20 to the re-
lief OF the game warden, fearing u
general uprising Of the Indians.
The trouble began last week when
the White River, Uncomphagre and
Uintah Ctes began pouring over the
line from Utah on their annual fall
hunt. The White River Ctes were ex.
c~eptionally ugly and were apparently
anxious to pick trouble with parties
of whites with whom they came in
contact These Utes were in the
Meeker massacre. There are Sc yerai
hundred Of them now in the state.
Brigadicr General Otis of the de-
partment of the Colorado has said that
IL the circumstance should warrant IL.
troops would be sent to the scene Of
the conflict between the ties and VIII.
cox men ut once. They are ready to
proceed at II moments notice.
Governor Adams said he did not APP
prehend any serious trouble and would
not at present order out any state
troops
Lily park on the Bear or Yampa
river. has been the scene of most Of
the game depredations Of the utes
every since the ute war Of ten year
ago.
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GET S6,OOO.
A Hauk safe Cracked aud the Buiid.

A Iank Safe Cracked ana the Build
Ing Wrecked One Of the Men shot.
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa. Oct. 2G-At
the State bank at Harrisburg yester-
lay morning three robbers used many
times as much dynamite us was neces-
sary, and not only broke open the
safe, from which ga, 900 was taken. but
irreparably wrecked the building.
The trio went from this town on "a
stolen Illinois Central handcar. and
two escaped the same way. The third
was mistaken In the dark by his ON.
rades for an officer and shot, probably
fatally. After his capture he gave his
name as Edward Gillcom, but claimed
not to know his accomplices names;
neither would he tell where he had
come from nor anything about the
robbery.
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SCHLEGEL ACQUITTED.
Jury Finds He Was Insane when u,
Killed Dr. Berger Last July.

Killed Dr. Berger Last July.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct a6.-The
jury In the case of John Schlegel.
charged with the murder of DIR. L.y-
man A. BERGER in July last, yesterday
returned Il verdict Of not guilty ON
the ground that Schlegel was insane
at the time Of the murder, but adding
that he had recovered from such in
sanity. The jury was ont eighteen
hour,. The early ballots stood nine
for acquittal and three for murder in
the second degree.
The reading OF the verdict was fol-
lowed by II tumult Of cheers and
scenes of great rejoicing, as the court
room contained at the time about
seventy-five persons. most of them
staunch friends of the accused, who
had been waiting since early morning
for the jury to report. They did not
give Schlegel an opportunity to shake
hands with the jurors, but picked him
up and bore him bodily from the room
and took him home to his wife and
children.
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society Girls Testify for Mansfield.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct. 81. - When
Richard Mansfield suit against +. ;.
Brigham. manager Of the Crawford
theater here, for an alleged balance
on a contract. was called before Judge
HAYNES in the circuit court yesterday,
all the society girls who had bee:
s~ubpoenaed were present, but only
four or Ave testified. They were
unanimous that the performance had
been "just lovely" but it seemed to be
established that less that the adver-
tised number of seventy actors had
participated. Mr.. Brigham's testi-
mony was supported by a deposition
by Ed Howe, editor OF the Atchison,
Kan, Globe, that the plays had been
disappointing. The evidence is all In
aud the arguments are on to-day.
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Gambling OUTFIT Burned.

LEXINGTON, Mo, Oct. q .-Quite a
crowd witnessed the burning on the
public square here last night Of crap
tables, poker tables, chips. cards, and
everything that goes to make up q
complete gambling room, captured a
few weeks ago This was by orders
Of Judge Ryland. Joseph Wilkerson.
who was convicted Of the murder of
James Secrease at Odessa April Is,
1896, was sentenced by Judge Ryland
to be hanged on Friday, December 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
NEW INDIAN SCHEME
Chief Of the Creeks Wants the five
Tribes to Unite.

Chter OF the Greeks Wants the Five
Tribes to Unite.
MusKoGEE. !. T.. Oct. -. The in
itial step toward what 1t Is believed
may be the final termination OF the
vexed Indian problem in the Indian
Territory has Just been taken by
CHEZ lsparcecher. in n special mes.
sage to the Creel council. The plan
advocated Is supposed to be the result
OF the recent conference Of leaders Of
the Cherokee, Creek and Seminole
tribes. and Chief Mayes Of the Chero-
kee nation, is known to favor the
plan. That portions Of the message
regarding the new plan is as follows:
II would suggest that you consti-
tute a delegation consisting OF q suit
able number of your most competent
citizens for the purpose of visiting the
other nations. with u view Of agreeing
upon a time and place for the assem-
bling of u constitutional couvention,
to be composed of duly authorized
delegates. representing the several
nations; that il To say, u con invention,
having for its purpose the framing OF
II general constitutional government
that will afford protection to- the lu-
dian of the country. This is
the first step looking to the formation
of a government of the Indians. and
for the Indians of the five nations,
and the only course that gives any
hope of perpetuating our rights OF
self government. l regard this as a
step that should be taken ut this time,
for united we stand, divided we
fall
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
PULLMAN'S WILL
Those Who Have seen u say It Contains
uountcous BeaueSts

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE last will and
testament of George NJ. Pullman will
be filed in the probate court Wednes-
day morning, Until that time no part
Of it's contents will be made known to
the public.
Robert Il. Lincoln. enc of the exec
utors, said: "Mr. Pullman's will is
very liberal indeed. 1t contains many
large requests to public and charita-
BILE institutions Neither Of the ex-
ecutors of the will would confirm or
deny the statement hat Mr.. Pullman
Rad disinherited his two sons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
Rspubliean Doc.ors Few.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Oct. 27.-The board
Of examining surgeons of the govern.
ment pension department will be re-
moved from Columbia to Centralia No
vember 3. There were not enough
Republican physicians in Columbia to
fill out the board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 27.-The first
annual horse show OF the St. Louis
exposition was opened in the new Col
iseum last evening. More than 1000
people were present, including q large
number Of prominsnt sltiSena
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small Fortune Gone.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE $4,000 pack.
age sent by registered mail to the
State Savings Bank of Butte, Mont,
by the National Bank of the Republic
has been given up for lost The loss
will be paid BY the Union Marine In.
company OF New York which
insured the package.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
jobs ssrtsin No More

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 80, John Ssr.
tain. artist and engrsver, died ut his
daughters home here this morning,
His death was doubtless FASTENED by
. fall from = street car about six
weeks ago He wal born In London
s1tA1A--Nl~Ao0n ,
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SPANS SHARP REPLY.
Wants No Mediation. aud VIII End ths
War In Her own Way.


War In Her own Way.
MADRID, Oct. 26.-Spain has sent its
inswer to Minister Woodford and the
latter has cabled it to the state de-
partment in Washington.
The reply is courteous in tone, but
says that Spain will brook no media
ton, and will end the Cuban war in
its W way, no matter how long II
may take.
The ministry expresses its regret at
American losses by reason OF the re-
bellion, but says 1t is Americas own
faul, intimating that the war could
not have been carried on without the
connivapce Of United States citizens.
Spain, 1t Is understood, In tho reply
asserts her right to search vessels II
Spanish waters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
Plot TO kui sherlff Martin.

wMxxsBARRE. Pa Oct 2a-An al
legged conspiracy to murder sheriff
Martin. who led the deputies who fred
upon and killed q score of strikers At
Lattimer. on September 10, has been
discovered by the arrest OF John. Sep
lack, who was wounded In the riot
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Made Grassy by Gnsouae.

ST. losErH, No., Oct ah Three
weeks ago companions OF Henry Hans,
II years Old, held his nostrils to the
opening in q gasoline can At a grocery
store. He at once showed signs OF
being mentally deranged and to-day
he was sent to the asylum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
FOUND DEAD IN A WELL.
ssdg wick County Farmer spd . womaa
succumb to Damp.

succumb to Damp.
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 20. Yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock Frank Moon
aud Mrs. ID. Wells were found dead
in . we'll on Moons farm, four miles
from Derby. Moon had been work.
ing two or three days to get the tub
ing out of the we'll, aud had dug down
nearly twenty feet around the wood
sections 1t is thought that Mrs.
Wells found Moon In the we'll and had
gone down 70 help him. AID both were
AsnhY xiAted.
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Firp, Time since the Reform.t,on.

LONDON, Oct. 81 For the first time
since the Reformation, the opening Of
the law court to-day was initiated by
a special service in Westminster Alb
hey, which was attended by the bench
and bar, all wearing their robes. The
Catholic judge and barristers attended
red mass" at the Sardinia chapel
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
Love In Extreme Old Age.

LINCOLN CENTER, Kan Oct. ?5.-In
this town. tomorrow, Mrs. Mary
smith, aged 81, will be married to
George Fox, aged 81, Fox was u
soldier In the Mexican and civil wars
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29

year is as follows:
Postonces established .....,...... 1901
Posto n,ces %discontinued .,.,........ $50
Names and sites ch < ........... 1867
Appointments on changes OF name
and site ......... ooZ
Appointments Of fourth class post
masters upon resignation .....".. 1893
Appointments Of fourth class post
masters upon removal ...u.u.... 5.ll5
Appointments Of fourth elias, post
masters upon deaths.""...... 722
On,ces ~relcgated to fourth class ...... 20
Appointment Of presidential post
masters:
Upo1 designations 20
Commissions expired .-.......... GA
Removals 1919
Deceased. ~
Orices b.. otning presidential ....... 1914
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29

Mayer T~sgsrs VIII Not Help Tammsny.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 81 Mayor
Tsggart said yesterday that he had
NO intention of going to New York
and participating In the Tsmmany
campaign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-10-29
A LEGACY FOR A L
Hair His Eststs Left TO . Married
Nissouri Woman By q For mer suitor.

Missouri woman by = For mer suitor.
OscEoLA. Mo-, Oct. 26.-Many years
ago the present Mra Amsbury quar-
relied with q man named Smith. to
whom she was to have been married
the next day, and Smith left for Col.
orsdo. where he accumulated property
worth between $4,000 and $4,000,
half Of which he left Ut his recent
death 10 his former swsethssrt Tho
woman's husband Is q iaborer 10 the
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New Secretary os.sr., {. Cubs.

new secrstsry General to Cubs.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81. = DR.. joss
/, ongosta to-day received word from
!!adrid that he has been appointed
secretary general to Cuba The POSI-
lion 10 third highest In Cuba
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FOURTH CLASS OFFICES
Report Of Postmaster General Joseph l.
Bristow.

Bristow.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20. Fourth AS
sistsnt Postmaster General Joseph l..
Bristow has submitted his annual re-
port TO tho postmaster general Fourth
class Offices comprise all Offices where
the receipts are less than 81, 900 per
annum, or where tho salary OF the
postmaster does not moun to $3.50
per quarter for four consecutive quar-
ters. Massachusetts ranks first In
compensation Of fourth class post
masters, and North Carolina rnnks
lowest.
The number Of cases OF all kinds
made up and acted upon for the fiscal
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Total number Of cases handled by
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CRY NOTICES.
CRY TREAS UkER's N0TIcE-cITI Of
GnAttta.

CITY TREAS kER ; NOTiCE--ClI4 OF
Seattle
Nosice Is hereby given thai he asks
nenl roll * l9cal tmproFe isaeIlt elSs - -.
g fCr ira fernruv eu3ent az irving Avenue
s~sF t'fsa@erssE street in she City o. seams
from Market Street. 90 Green Slfss@ ~
aer fha provisions q ordinances No -.
providing fer s4i4 iSupToe eZasefst' re- @faa-
iuu the same and cons tflc&itAS sl0e~ alaS
thereon and for an assessment 90 I'4t
e0-sis 3 has ss,retcforr beeG doly certified 20
rg7~ For collection and tga respective Si5szas
therein rhargsd Ana 3sxted against fseH
log ard parcel 81 land in said district mast
be PAID sn len equal A4lfi-sA4 FAs 'stN'4ess
$50 trsarsst maeu the wao49 s1a4 50
.,f..trxe6 ard teVfe3 or sssch 4Yls.8 fEneg4ts
fhrre,ff as rernala unpaid. ~ tae ral~ 81
ten eer cent. pr saa8sa. aista $50 ~ -
HFust ne patd Annually 5oSsiiieT = 70 re
animal INSTALL clsenfs fa454f& 2NH ~ SAGA
yaar said sans began - oestr ta-esael 90
the lf,a 3ay OF Ociof<T. 49, ara ne @lA.
frste~l-ss for inc afrh year Wi become Que
81 IA. q Is day e Cscs41 2, 1885, BLESS pay
rasfs BE- Ha8a - sa38 i1s-&lIErlsnz % pfia-
clsal and said lntefss. @ g oetoEs sd
ts~erre delinquent. ard - ~ bear sateresl
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I'D na81 ard & roc paad neEofT gre s1-iis
shasf hsra tsar1rfs eeltr5G 2a.5a1e 4 ke54a4t9 q
So rasr cent shall - add C. au1 -he sums
delEeaueat SHALL b. entered - animal -
rag F1r k1e current yeAr &Esa4iHas eas-4 42-
ana "a rcF. ~ 4Az2a - est4. sFF-tN 49, " 80
sfsa interest caalass9est - 9<GeT t&Aer. sS34-
.4re asse1lut being Keeps tn#rszaf. asz0 II lia%
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rsent q tIew taxes. siIsd a@ e0ilef-ssi -
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alaa adaltiunal charges or pIAA4 atS - a.
...t s.7s1aes4 - De- ehzgge4 AID eotlec ~ ca
.1shfs- delinquent taxes ard eaea 30 @F
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ssHsos1ns 81 saea asssssssafft atfa iHtfFaA+
and s.a3zs AZ 1Ma EfEnE ard az Gre at&-ssss4
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Asea aFe saad faE tsts tkNss.
GEORGE 81 MEACFiA&.
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sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI4

STRs GARLAND AND EVANGEL4
Sa8tghe ard Townsend <e&n Fay Route.
Steamer GSarlErd ieSYES fesIsr eock raf-
49, T'siesdssvr end Thursdays a. f1@5
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fs-sr.rerass p0rf AnEz5sz Pert Crescent.
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Sept. | and 10
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