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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01

ing questions of the hour. He sub mitted a proposition to the judgment of his hearers. He asked if the promises made by the Republican party in the last campaign had not been fulfilled.
 He asked further If the predictions of disaster and diversity which the op- position made in the campaign of 1896 had been fulfilled. He asked the au- dience if the administration of Presi- dent William Mckinley had not been beneficial to the American people, and if it was not deserving of the support and commendation of the people or California A shout of applause testl- fled to the feeling that the national ad- ministration was worthy of admiration and continued support
 Mir. McKinlay in lucid style ex- plained the meaning of the balance or that low tariff had always cast the balance against this country and at the same time deprived American workmen of employment, The protective tarlH turned the balance in favor of the United States and gave employment to the people of this country. The eraS of prosperity and depression since 1S32 were cited and the proposition ad- vanced that low tariffs had caused the industrial distress in every period or national depression.
 A tribute was paid to the patriotism and wisdom of the administrators, C1N emplified in the war with spain. The people were asked to consider if loy- atty to American principles ana oeNo ton to the country did not demanu that a vote of confidence in Wllllan McKinley's administration shouId pe given at this time The way to glVe ex- presSion to this feeling in Call1orIfld was to. support the Republican cause and give Gage and Neff an overWhelih- ing majority.
 The audience responded to the sehu- ment with rounds of applause.
 !. Senator H. V. Morehouse. one oL .Le ablest and most eloquent orators m the State. entertained the audience with d hr.ief address which elicited rin"1ng re- sponses of approval. The hour was too Ia+a for anythfnf~ more than an appear to the Republicans and all other gooo citizens. to protect California from the reproach of a fusion triumph lie pre- dicted A Republican victory the mag nit1Jde of which would surpass: all past triu1ntbs of the grand old party Ill :- The great demonstration at the ar mory one of the greatest ever helo III :Sanfa Cruz, has inspired the Repuph, cans of this region with renewed zeal in support of the ticket
 After the meeting tonight MT. Gdse Daid visit to Major Frank McLaugh- 1in at inc latter's residence. The ma for. is in bed and under the care or a
 Nfr Gage leaves here early tomorrow morning for San Jose where two meet ings will be held tomorrow afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
MAY TURN DOWN MERGER.
Another Mysterious Prisoner in the
 Dreyfus Case.

PARIS, Oct. 31.-The criminal section of the Court of Cessation appointed counselors to-day to proceed with supplementary inquiry into the Drey- fus case and the counsel for the Drey- fus family went to the Ministry of War for the purpose of studying the secret documents in the case. M. Lockroy, who is still acting as Minister of War pending the installation of his success sor, M de Freycinet raised difficulties about delivering the documents and only allowed the counsel to inspect cer- tain of them.
 LONDON, Oct 31.-The Paris cor respondent of the Daily News says: T learn that it is not at all unlikely that M. Dupuy, the new Premier, will turn his back on General Mercier. It is ru- mored that another mysterious prisoner was brought to Mont Valerien prison on Saturday. Four cells there are now occupied.'
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
PURLO|NED HER RINGS DURING
 HER ABSENCE Bold Crime of Chinese
 Thief. IMPOSED ON A WOMAN REPRESENTED THAT HE WAS A LAUNDRYMAN. Detectives Looking for Clever Mon golian Crook-A Part of His Plunder Is Recov-
 cred.
REPRESENTED THAT HE WAS A
 LAUNDRYMAN.

The police are searching for Chinese crook who has systematically entered a number of houses during the past few weeks and stolen various articles of jew elry and wearing apparel. Mrs. Parker, who lives at 1414 California street, Is the latest victim.
 A short time ago the thieving China man visited her residence and represented that he had been sent to get the washing of q woman who rooms in her house. Mrs. Parker went to the woman's room, and while she was temporarily absent the Chinaman entered the house and stole three diamond rings valued at s2O0. The rings belonged to Mrs. Parker, but she did not miss them until several hours after the Chinaman had left.
 Suspecting that he had taken them Mrs. Parker notified Chief Lees, who sent Detectives Gibson and Wren to make an investigation.
 After obtaining a description of the thief the yis[en hi Wbe theV m were searching for the culprit they ran across the stolen rings in a pawnshop on Clay street, near Stocitton. .. :.
 The proprietor informed them that the jewelry had been pawned by Q Chlnas man, who claimed he had just arrived from Fresno, and that the rings had been given to him by friend
 Since then the thieving Mongolian mas robbed numser of housewives in sim liar manner. His scheme is to learn the name of woman who lives in the house he is about to rob, and, approaching the landlady he represents that she instruct ed him to call for her washing. He car ries on his shoulder basket similar to the ones used by Chinese laundrymen, and when the mistress of the house leaves him to call the woman for whom he asks, he enters the place and steals whatever he can lay his hands on In the s last .d few ess away with at least $500 worth of property
 AS he is known to Gibson and Wren they confidently expect to arrest him Tn the next few days
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
REA'S COUNSEL FILES
 NOTICE OF APPEAL
Convicted Slanderer Will Carry His
 Case to the State Supreme

SAN JOSE, Oct. 31.-"Jim" Rea's attor- neys have filed notice of motion for a new trial of the islander suit brought by ]. P. Jarman which a few days ago re- suited in the boss conviction and ver- dict for $1500 damages. This move on Rea's part Is regarded as only a bluff, in- tended to put off the case until after election. Everybody believes Req will pay the amount of the verdict, as that would be cheaper than appealing the case, and the boss might not care to have all his testimony and his record as poll tician aired again ard go before the Su- preme Court in a transcript.
 The grounds On which a new trial is asked are: Irregularities in proceedings of court by which defendant was pre- vented having a fair trial; insufficiency of evidence to Justify the verdict; that yer dict is against law, and that the court erred in It's rulings and the instructions to the jury. An order was made staying proceedings until the motion for a new trial be heard.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
SIOUX IN UGLY MOOD. Young Braves Talk of Forcibly Re-
 moving Agent Clapp.

WASHINGTON, Oct. H--Word has reached the Interior Department of trou- ble threatened by a band of young Sioux on the Pine Ridge Agency in South Da- kota. who are reported to have started an organized movement for the forcible re- moval of Indian Agent Clapp from the reservation. Secretary Bliss, commenting the claims of the young braves, who threaten to take steps themselves unless the Secretary orders the change, there is nothing on file at the department that Is ayerse to Agent Clapp. He also states that the agent is an army officer, who Is executing his duties satisfactorily, and that the question of transfer is not to be entertained
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
THEIR VISIT TO THE
 HOLY LAND CURTAILED
The Emperor and Empress of Ger many Will Not Go Down to
 Jericho

JERUSALEM, Oct. 31.-The Emperor and Empress of Germany are curtail- ing their visit to the Holy Land. They have abandoned their trip to Jericho, owing to the European complications, and it is also believed they will not go to Syria.
 Their Majesties this morning at tended the conservation of the Church of the Redeemer. The ceremonies, in which the natives took a leading part. were most impressive and were marked with the greatest pomp.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Tulare Register Reopened.

vISALIA. Oct 1.-The case of William Simmons and forty-five other persons against William H. Hammond County Clerk of Tulare. asking for an order com polling him to place their names on the Great Register, their certificates having been filed fifteen days before election, was heard in the Superior Court to-day by Judge Minor of Stanislaus County. Judge Minor decided that the names should De placed on the Register. This decision will add about 160 names.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
number of cigars were taken. The clever

number of cigars were taken. The clever robbers cut a piece of glass from the door door' presumably tS with diamdopd and easily, as it was locked with a Yale lock. Just how much of the stock was taken of a new brand which the firm is manu- featuring are missing.
 It will require an invoice to determine just how many cigars were taken, but 1t Is probable that the loss will amount to several hundred dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
GET NExT

To one package of our Laundry work and you'll enjoy the satisfaction that comes only from work perfectly done in finish, cleanliness and smoorhness. No saw edges, either, to create unfavor- able expletives. The new saw edge machine has annihilated them, and without particle of injury to the fab ric, either Satisfying others, we know we can satisfy you. One shirt will prove this; a package drive the fact home convincingly.
 The United States Laundry. office
 10o4 Market street Telephons
 South APO
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
sending Dead Chinamen Home.

Within the last ten days the Health Office has issued eighty uermits for the removal of the remains of deceased Chinamen from the Chinese burying ground in San Francisco to Picking. This Extraordinary number of removals has brought $500 extra revenue to the Health Department, a charge of s10 being exacted for each removal permit.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Rohhed a Cigar Store.

The establishment of H. Pagemann & Go. at SIS and 320 Sansome street was en- tered by burglars Sunday night and
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Polonski. the Poet, Dead.

ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 1.-Polon- ski. the celebrated Russian poet. died yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25

Owing to a large number Of requests
Miss Nora Graves will repeat the can
tata given at the opera house lastTues.
day evening on the evening" Of April lst.
In addition to the cantata numerous
specialties will be introduced. The
Ladies Quartette will render some OF
their excellent music; also solos by
Miss. Graves, Miss Mabel Lindsey,
Miss Lillian Smith and numerous
others. The admission will be reserved
seats 25c; general admission l5c; chill
dren l0c.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Rockwell returned on
Saturday from Kansas City where she
went several months ago TO complete
a course nj the National school Of Ostc,
opathy and graduated there from a
ull.hedged doctor. She has secured
rooms in the Moon Block and in a few
days will be ready to give Osteopathic
treatment to those desiring her services,
To those who formed the Doctors ac-
|quaintance last year she will need no
introduction and all will find her alady
of refinement and culture, q pleasant
addition to society rs well as to the
medical profession.
As per bill signed "Many Citizen" n
caucus was to have been held in the
opera house On Monday evening, but
owing To the inclement weather these
''many citizens" met on Wednesday
evening and nominated the following
ticket: Mayor, Geo. j. Warren; clerk,
l.. +. TAFT; treasurer, II. +. Grice; pc.
lice Judge, j. Porter Jr.; alderman LIST
ward, w. A. Sherwood; alderman cd
ward, Fred BradbrOOk; members OF the
board Of education, Henry Cook and
Geo. q. Yeiser. II will be noticed that
with but two exceptions the nomina-
tions are republican. The people will
most likely find ort before election
that o Of tue ticket has been put up
as a blind with but one end in view.
Mr.. A. Hospc the Omaha wholesale
piano dealer has sent a sample line OF
celebrated pianos tn Red Cloud where
they will he on exhibition at the store
of II. +. Grice next Monday. Mr.. w
&c. English the wholesale agent will b,
in the city from Monday until Thurs
day morning and parties interested il
seeing the newest ana latest improved
pianos will be cordially invited to in.
spect the line Mr.. English take,
orders for the standard Kimball pianos,
Knabe pianos, KcOnich a. Bach pianos,
Columbia pianos, Victor pianos, aS
well AS other valuable makes from wei
known factories. He also accepts time
payments If desired 81 that no one
should miss this opportunity to get a
reliable piano from a reliable house at
lowest pessiSis Prizes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25
AROUND TOWN.
Read our free book offer.
See Hadley for paper hanging

o'o~ o"S
See Hadley for paper hanging.
Dee Best Of Oxford was here Friday
night.
dreams of Fairyland" at the opera
house April Ist.
Dick Tinker was here from McCook
the last of the week.
Homer Kinsel of Blue Hill was visit.
ing with the folks Sunday.
ALI Mccall returned Thursday from
II business trip to Kansas City.
Getting the Druggist can supply
you with any kind of sewing machine
needles.
For IA first class shave or hair cut
call on q. W. Fentress one door south
Of Gaines bakery.
New pl,nos for Sl75 90. Inquire of
W. &. English at Grice's drug store.
Terms $1,000 cash and $500 n month.
p. A. Wells who will shortly move
here and engage in the practice of law
is putting an addition on his residence
property on Cedar street.
Chas. Burr living south of Inavale on
Wednesday shot a line specimen of the
American eagle. The bird measured
: feet, four inches from tip to tip.
Mrs. Jennie Gage of Chicago, accom-
panied by her mother Mrs, F.. b. Rob.
inson Of Hastings, after a visit with the
family Of Treasurer Robinson have re-
turned to Hastings.
V. ii. Scrivner, real estate man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea.
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V.
ii. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
j. IL. Smith writes combined insur.
ance for a term of five years 1t 3 per
cent. On schools houses, churches and
~ III BlopNll1 WI ~ liS'tiltltHl pau,
Drop him II card at Red Cloud, Neb.
For H~Omcseeker's excursion dates
via the Missouri, Kansas n Texas rail-
way, and information of their tourist
sleeper arrangements, address &. A.
McNutt, ID. =. a., 1914 Union avenue,
Kansas City, Mo.
Married-On Monday, March DIST,
1898, at the home of l. A, Hussong
! pastor Of the Church of Christ, who
performed the ceremony, Mr., Ernest
p. Buffet and Miss DAISY II. Duval,
both of Omaha. The relatives of the
bride were present and witnessed the
haPpy sspsial..
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25
CITY NEWS.

+. p. Hadley carriage painter.
Go to Butler for the best in saddlcry
and harness.
Geo Rogers of Lincoln was here the
last of the week.
W. +. Renkle of Inavale, was a visit
or TO Lincoln the last of the week.
A repetition of the beautiful cantata
dreams of Fairyland" at the Opera
house April LIST.
Mrs. Oscar Teel returned home Sat
urday from Il several weeks stay at
%Indianola, this state.
Frank Cowden left Wednesday fol
Omaha where he was called as a wit
ness in the Overing-Boyd postoflicc
row.
Another showing of prosperity is in.
dictated in the fact that the colorcd
porters have been put back ON trains
No. IL aud 10,
A new subscriber, OF an old subscrib
err, who pays II Year IN adv"nc" ~ Feb
ruGry lith, ISIS, will Ieceiv" Nv 900
books Read advertisement IN aa1th
er pagc.
l.. Ii Rust says he viii laN" q nict
line of Durscry stock for ~pring trade
Apple, cherry, plum. peach, small
fruit n 4 ricr line ui Ii !, roses
Good St Be- f'r 'utr cheap.
j. b. uo2elton and wife and I. Nj
Hazelton, wife and son stopped of
here on "Wednesday and visited will
Chas. Hazelton aud wife. The party
were on their way home from Califor
ala - New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST

METHODIST
Preaching Sunday morning at 1880.
The third OF a series on "Revivals."
Sunday School at II 80 am.
Junior League at 4 pm.
Senior League at $50 pm.
Evening service at 7:3O p. m.
Special revival services will begin.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:30.
Ladies Aid Society Friday afternoon.
The special meetings have been de.
ferred until the last of the month.
DO not forget the mid. week services
on Wednesday evening.
The public is invited.
JAMES MARK DARBY, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25
II ISTIAN CHURCH..

Services each Lords Day as follows:
Sermon and Communion 1890 am.
Subject, Where Gods Grace Begins"
Bible school, IL IN.
Junior Christian EndeavOr 3 pm.
Ser ior Christian Endeavor $50 pm.
Evening ermon 7:30 p. IN. Subject,
Wisdom, Human and Divine.''
Prayer meeting and bible study on
Wednesday evenings.
Ladies' AID Society Friday after
Don
The District Convention of the
Churches of Christ, Dist. No. Z, is to
convene at Blue Hill, April 26 to 2S.
Our pleasant church home and all
services are ever open to the public.
l.. A. HUssONG, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25
MORE or LESS PERSONAL.

Gcd. llagar of Cowlcs was here Wed.
ncsday.
Fred Gund Of Blue Hill was here the
first of the week.
G. II. Potter returned from FranKlin
Thursday morning.
Is. +. Miacr and wife have been visit.
in in Kansas this week.
II. q. Stewart, deputy rcvcnuc col.
lector was here Thursday.
Is. +, Boynton of Rock Falls, Illinois,
was here the first of the week.
A new sidewalk has been placed in
front of the old Gaines restaurant.
Miss Polly Sleeper formerly II resi-.
dent of this city is here visiting friends,
The report of the board of inquiry Of
| the Maine disaster have reached Wash.
ington.
Dan GlrDDr came in from Lincoln
the first of the week. and i, visiting
With the folks.
losr-Onc goldD of II. cmblcm pin,
Finder return same to Ncwhousc Bros
and receive reward.
FoR RENr--L Baum has a house of
~ rooms for rent. For particulars
call OF Jos. llerburgcr.
Mrs. l.. ii. Rust left Thursday morn.
ing for a visit with relatives and friends
at Beaver City, this state.
Our new bicycle repair shopis the lat
est thing in town. Come in and see us
in the northeast corner of Moon block.
The horse thief who was brought
from Lincoln some time ago by Sheriff
Wells has been bound over to district
court.
Chas. Gaines has sold his restaurant
business to &. Is. HUFF Of Burr Oak,
ID. VanBuren Of this city will look after
the business.
WANLED.-At once. A few good
farm loans to run five years, z per
cent interest, optional payments.-D.
Is. SPANoGLE.
j. A. Boyd and Henry Clark went to
Omaha on Wednesday to be present rs
principals in the postoflicc compiled.
tons which arose about a year ago be.
tween them and Overing & Sons.
Mrs. John Berenzen of Pawnee City,
this state, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Jackson arrived in the city Wednes.
day night. She will be remembered as
Il former old resident of this place.
The Ash creek church of Garfield
township will give a u basket supper at
the church, proceeds to be applied to
the restoration fund, on Thursday
evening, March 3lst, 1893. The Red
Cloud quartet will be present and fur.
nish vocal and instrumental music.
Come everybody and have q good
sime.-BY ORDER Con-.
Rev. +. Ed wards, pastor Of the En-.
glish Baptist church at Minersville,
Pa, when suffering with rheumatism,
was advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "A few applications
of this liniment proved Of great service
to me. 1t subdued the inflammation
and relieved the pain. Should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial it will please me-" For sale by
Ii. f. Grice.
How to keep the neighbors hens out
of the garden is n question that per-
plexes many. A mar who doesn't
raise chickens makes the following
suggestion: Take a lot Of small stiff
cards, about Ike inches; write on them
"Keep your darned chickens at home"
Tie Il short string to each card, with "A
grain of corn at the other end Of the
string, and scatter them where the
hens congreeate. When the hungry
biddy gobblcs mp the grain that draws
the prize, she follows up the strirg
slowing it away until she one To the
card. Then YOU will see her pull out
for home carrying in her mouth your
polite request.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends who aided us in
many ways during the sickness and
death of our little daughter Oral.
GEO. GARNER ANU FAMILY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-25

CONGREGATIONAL.
Sunday School atll:45.
Y. +. 5. &. +. at $3.50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
THREN Dc mo- NnRopE-

Notwithstanding the constantly de-
cleasing time Of a voyage across the
Atlantic, New Workers are not salts
heG. Tie delay Of day or two now in
the foreign mails causes more criti-
clsm than q weeks tardiness would
have done q quarter of a century ago.
The cable service has done much 10
bring the nearer continents together
as regards the great events of the day
and this, In turn. with the diminished
time OF the ocean greyhounds" has
resulted i'm creating q demand for still
closer connections between the Old and
the New World
Partly to meet this demand. but
chiefly i'm the interest Of Canadian
trade and commerce, the Canadian
Government has planned for q cOnsid-
cradle shortening of time between
England ana America The Dominion
Government. beginning in 1898, VIII
give an annual subsidy of $500. 900 for
( ten years, and the British Government
a still further bonus of S250,G00 per
/ year TO steamship company which Is
to send across the Atlantic vessels OF
the higheat standard with speed
i guarantee of SEQ knots in twenty-f0m
hours. the company to forfeit 81 600 fol
every failure TO make q voyage under
the prescribed conditions.
The great Eastern projection Of The
American continent into the Atlantic
is also to be utilized IN shortening the
voyage, thus saving 1000 miles over
uhc route from New York to Liverpo0
and easily reducing the time of az
ocean voyage to four days. Should tn.
Eastern coast Of Newfcundling eventu
ally become the point of departure fci
Europe this viii knock off another 5Ot
miles Of ocean voyage. making posi-
bility of a transatlantic trip OF thre,
days from Newfoundland to Cork
lower han which there does not seen
TO be any probable prospect Of reduc
tiOn.-ChicagO News.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
THE LAURADA GONE.
THE FAMOUS FILIBUSTER FREE,
AND TAKEN TO CAMDEN, N. J.

AMI i AMIN ~ OAoADI4-Ns ~. -
The famous steamship Laurada left
Wilmington to-day in tow Of the War
ner tug, Taurus She viii be towed to
Camden, where she will undergo thor
ough repairs before being put into
service.
The Laurada has been tied up at the
Harlan and HollingsWOrth Company S
wharf for about one year. held by the
government under the charge of being
a filibuster and carrying munitions of
war TO the Cubans. After this suit was
settled claims were made on her for
wharfage and other matters that had to
be cleared up before she was released.
While in New Jersey the Laurada
will be overhauled and put in shape for
the Klondyke service. She is a staunch
little steamship, and it is thought that
she viii do good service in Alaskan
waters. The tug Martha assisted the
Taurus in getting the Laurada out OF
the Christiana river.
The famous craft has figured exten-
sively in the United States court OF
Delaware for the past year. There is
not a vessel plying the waters of thii
or any other country that has received
the attention as the Laurada. 1t wa
aboard Of this craft that Captain ed
ward Murphy made his bold flibuster
| ing trip, and for which offense he wal
acquitted recently.