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live, their disregard of the laws of health
and their utter failure to protect health
when it is threatened and restore it when
1t is lost. The most common result of neg
iect of health Is that dread disease, con
sumption. Not many years ago il was con-
sidered incurable Now it is known that
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure 90 per cent of all cases if taken In
time That is its record during period of
thirty years. Many of the thankful patients
have permitted their names, experiences
and photographs to be reproduced in Dr.
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
Any sufferer who wishes to investigate
these cases may secure copy of this book
free, by sending III one-cent stamps 10
co5ey cost Of Nzafifng only, TO the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
n. Y, and then write to the patients them
selves. In consulting DR.. r. ". Pierce by
letter, the sufferer consuits a sisillful spe-
cialist who for thirty years has been chief
consulting physician to the great IHvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
n Y With the assistance of a staff of able
physicians, he has successfully treated tens
Of thousands of cases Of bronchial, throat
and lung affections. Ee will cheerfully
answer letters from all sufferers, without
charge Address the Doctor as above.
s'I had bronchitis for eighteen years and was
treated by three physicians, but all failed. =
writes David Wartzenluff ESQ. Of Shoe1nakers-
vile, BeTks Co, Pa 'sThey told me there was
no cure for me. then used DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and was entirely cured. My
weight y uow ~ pounds"
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Henry Acquitted.

The arguments in the case of G.. B.
Henry, charged with criminal assault
on fourteen-year-old girl were fin
ished yesterday before Judge Hart,
Hiram w. Johnson being attorney for
the defendant. The jury was out about
fifteen minutes and returned a verdict
Of acquittal.
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the talk was on the internal Eyi--
dences." This week it will be on "Exter-
nal Evidences and will be given by
Robert S. Boyns. the new General Sec
retary.
The association male quartet will
sing, and there will be orchestral music.
Arrangements have been made to pro-
vide comfortable seats for the enlarged
attendance
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RAY ARRESTED.
The Man Who Attempted to Slay
His Rival.

George Ray, the colored man who on
Thursday afternoon fired q. shot at an
other eolored man namedI Turner, which
missed the mark and connected with
the leg of Frank Curry, standing in a
saloon near by, was arrested by Officer
Bagley at an early hour yesterday
morning.
Rays name was entered on the City
Justice Court calendar yesterday, but
as no complaint had been filed, it went
over until this morning.
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SISTERS FAIR.
It Melted the Handsome Sum o.
S243Z. %.

1I N6LI6U tNe FkAnuBOM0 SUN UI
$2,432.29.
The Sisters of St. Joseph's Convent
make the following report of the pro-
ceeds of the recent fair held for their
benefit.
Fancy booth-Mesdames Armstrong,
Fl. ]. Kilgariff. Misses H. Mccormack,
j. Day, E. Coppersmith, A. Murphy and
J. Scott. Amount received, $704.
Graphophone - Mrs. Pommer, as
sisted by Misses r. Kent. J. O'Leary,
A. Ryan and Mrs. Buchanan. Amount
received, $37.4O
Flower booth-Miss Morley. assisted
by Mrs. McGrath, Misses KEEPER, Rudy,
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Information for Robbery.

District Attorney Ryan yesterday
filed an information against John
Burke, charging him with the robbery
of two Japanese near Brighton.
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Pianos-lots of them, and fine ones:
Chickering, Royal Ellington, Krell and
others. Wiley B. Allen Co., 415 K.
Only exclusive piano house in Sacra-
mento
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Soda1ity Reunion.

There will be a reunion of all the
ladies who have joined the Sodality Of
the Immaculate Conception, since its
organization In 1864, at st. Joseph's
Convent tomorrow.
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us THE BIBLE TRuE7"
Address by Robert S. Boyns at the
Y. M. C.. A. Rooms Tomorrow.

On Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
the second of the talks on why l Be-
lieve the Bible" will be given in the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, Masonic building. Last week
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Father Times

Father Times
scythe is a
weapon that no
IN q n can es-
cape. Sooner
or later il must
lay all m c n
low.
With prenna-
ture death il is
different. Ma
ture intended
that every man
should live a
long and useful
life, and die a
peaceful, pain
les s d ath.
Men defeat the
intention of a
b c n e flee n t
Providence by
the manner in
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Natural gas supplies. Tom Scott. 3O3 j.
Try McMorrv's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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Rivierre, the old French long distance
rider, says that he has ridden his last
race and intends definitely. to retire.
Before doing so. however, he will essay
Cordang's twenty-four hour worlds
record of GIG miles $40 yards, and that
within the next fortnight
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A CANADIAN LADY

Gives Her Experience With Coffee.
My sick headache and dull, languid,
sleepy feelings have all gone since T
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly ON the coSst. Only 81 year.
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MISS EDITH LEMMERT ALABAMA. AT THE oRpHE1JM.
PUBLIC POSITIONS.

both we'll known and favorites here.
Popular prices will prevail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
BsArdA and Bacteria.

The bacteriology Of the beard has not
yet, SO far as We are aware, been ex-
hsustively studied: this might be q
new world for one Of our Young Alex
anders Of pathology to conquer. That
It Is possible that disease can be car
ried In the manner suggested viii
hardly be denied. but We cannot say
that we think the danger 30 great that
doctors need sacrifice their boards on
the altar Of hygiene. Most viii think
even tho careful sterilization OF the
beard on leaving a sick room O counsel
Of perfection. II the s~crupulous hy-
glenist thinks such a precaution neces-
sary he should be consistent and insist
on doctors shaving their heads and
sven their eyebrows. How would our
professional sisters like this? To live
in the odor OF antiseptic sanctity we
should. after due publication. cIoths
ourselves in cotton wool, wrap our
heads in sterilixed gauze and 90 about
like yelled prophets Of Khorassan.--
British Medical Journal.
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POLLARD KILLS HIMSELF
A Ysuag Nan Found Dead In His BusE,
Near IincOIu.

N'St HsbNohus
While driving home from Lincoln
On the Woodlawn road, Frank Pollard,
q young EnRlishman about twenty
three years old, committed suicide
The body did not fall out of the buggy
and the horse continued ON the road
A neighbor OF Pollnrd's, George Dens.
berger OF Woodlawn. met the rig soon
after, about three miles from Lincoln.
and seeing that its occupant was I'm
conscious, took charge and brought
the body to Lincoln. Pollard died Ia
q few minutes after being found. The
act was of recent occurrence, ms he had
been seen by n passerby n few minutes
before. A revolver was found In his
hand at the time, from which two
shots had been fired. As only one of
them had taken effect, IL is believed
that he had fired the revolver at .
mark along the road TO try 1t. The
wound from which he diel was Q
CHASTITY one. the bali entering the
right side Of the head. just shove che
ear. and lodging in the opposite side OF
the skull, tearing the flesh. penetrat-
inc the bones Of the head and allowing
blood and brains TO ooze ont.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

The Easter egg commentaries a eals
Of indulgencies. doubtless In the middle
ages profitable enough. Devout cathoi-
les purchased the privilege of eating
eggs during Lent, hence the custom irsi
OF making presents Of farm house eggs
on Easter Sunday and afterward OF
limitations In chocolate Of sugar. An
other indulgence OF the same kind has
probably been noticed by English tour
lists ut Rouen. The magnificent tower
Of the cathedral called the Tour dc
Beurre. or Butter tower. owes Its origin
to epicnreanism on the one hand and
priestly ingenuity on the other. The
Butter tower, like the Easter egg. COM
memorates u dispensation, having been
built by the sums paid for the privi-
iege Of eating butter In Lent.--Londo1
Daily News.
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A single Shell.

There 10 In tia state department at
washington a relic Of the famous bat
tie of Manila in the shape Of fragments
OF a shell from one OF Admiral Dew
sy's six-inch guns. This fragment.
which Is rusty from exposure, smash
ed the Spanish commandments house at
Cavitc. destroyed $4,000 worth OF
property and killed FIVE Spaniards. II
Is evident all shells. though fred by
American sunners. do not hit the
mark. but when they do the effects
ara quite beyond ordinary comprehen-
sion. We see the results In small In
stances like this. but more plainly IN
the utter destruction OF entire fleets.
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GratiHed the FRINGE.

Prince Ferdinand of Roumania. who
has been hunting In the Carpatians,
expressed a desire TO kill a bear. and
oon after had the luck to start up
two. one Of which he shot. On exam
lining the carcass he found a hole
through the nose, as though the animal
had worn a ring. and inquiry brought
out tho confession that the Amtmann
OF the district had bought the bears
from q Snowman In order to crafty
the Princes wish.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

No. 1. Richardson and Pawme-W.
J. Haldeman, rep, Banker. Burchard.
No. 2, Eemaha and Johnson-W. X.
Barton. rep, tombstone dealer. Te-
suTnseh.
No. 3, 0toe--J. II. Ahrcnds. rep,
merchant, Syrucuse.
No. 4. Cass-Wiliiam ii. Newell, rep,
contractor, Plattsmouth.
No. s, Saunders and Sarpy-William
d. Schall, fusion, farmer. Springvillc.
No. @, Douglas-Joseph Crow, rep,
lawyer. Omaha; Isanc X. Noyes, rep,
farmer. Waterloo; J. II. Van Dusen,
rep, lawyer. South Omaha.
No. Z, Cunning and Burt--D. Z. Gift
fcrt, rep. merchant, West Point.
No. 8, Dixon, Dakota, Knox, Cedar
and Thurston-W. A. Morgan, fusion.
merchant, Allen
j. L. y. Smith, fusion, farmer, Elgin.
d. HolbrNok, rep, farmer. Everett.
No. II, Wayne, Stanton. Madison and
Pierce-F. j. Hale, fusion live stock
dealer, Battle Creek.
No. ~, Platte and Colfax-James A.
Dunn, fusion, farmer, Schuyler.
No. 10. Holt, Garfield, Wheeler and
uporgaDized territory north Of Holt
aud Keya Paha-Hugh O'Neill, fusion,
farmer, Chelsea.
No. ~, Brown, Kcya aaa, Cherry,
Sheridan, Dawes. Box Butte and Sioux
Otto Mutz, fusion, silver rep, farm
err, Springview.
No. Is, Custer, Valley, Loup and
Blaine-Frank M. Currie, rep. Broken
Bow.
No. &c, Buffalo and Sherman-J. L,
Miller, fusion, farmer. Majors.
No. II. Hall and Howard-Rosmus
Hannibal, rep, lawyer, st. Paul.
No. IS. Polk. Merrick and Nance--
Thomas Farrell, fusion, farmer, Cen
trial City
No. 10, Butler and Seward-Andrew
/. Knepper. fusion, farmer. Octavia.
No. 20, Lancaster-A. r. Talbot,
rep, lawyer, Lincoln; Jacob locke,
rep, farmer, Hickman.
No. 21, Gage-Frank NJ. Trout, rep.
Beatrice.
No. %, salinc--H. McCargar, rep.
implement dealer, Crete.
No. 23, Jefferson and Thayer-Calvir
r. Steele, rep, merchant, Fairbury.
No. "a, York and Fillmore-Charles
A.. Fowler, rep, lawyer, Ohiova-
No. rs. Clay and Hamilton-F. NJ
Howard, fusion, farmer. Aurora.
No. &c, Nnckolls, Webster and
Fianklin-George ]. SPohn, fusion, Su
perior.
No. 81, Adams-C. l.. Alexander
rep, hackman, Hastings.
No. 2s, Kearncy, Phelps anal Harlan
james s. Canaday. fusion. farmer
Minden.
No. 20, Fnrnas, Red Willow, Hitch
cock, Dundy, Gosper. Frontier, Chase
and Hayes-E. N. Allen, rep, mer'
chant, Arnpahoc.
No. 30. DaN~son, Lincoln, Keith
Cheyenne, Logan and u~norganized ter
ritory west Of Blaine and Lognn--E Ed
bridge ID. Owens, rep, lawyer. Cozad
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Varying Stature.

The different countries Of Europe
vary very greatly in the average stat
ure OF their people. The Scotch are
the tallest. 8 feet 10 inches. on q level
with the Polyncsians and the Arme.
G 1901 g ~ pusIsII ~ aqs!sq essie
-Av eVL 'soIIJv 10 soqIl, JIuMp en-,
ldsoxS 'oIdoSd 1ss,ioqs sp| liz 'spipl
-uudS pue pousII 'sueIIs,I uIspnos
sul SIu smsIlrs ioq1o on, w 'susJu
Inches; In England and Scandinavia, 5
feet z inches; In Wales. Germany and
Denmark, 8 feet 6 inches: Eastern
France. 6 feet s inches: Spain, Swift
zerland. Northern and Central Italy.
. feet 4 inches; Portugal and South.
ern Italy, 8 feet 3 inches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
by Parties

Charles Greenwood, n young man
living six miles wost Of Diller, was
shot and killed by unknown parties
while on his way home after having
taken his best girl home from a party.
DIR. Fulton's bloodhornds from Bca-
trlce we're taken TO the place where
the assault was made, but were unable
to catch the scent. The coroncr's in.
quost failed TO reveal y clue To the
party RESPONSIBLE or q motive for the
crime. The community Is shocked al
the tragedy, rs young Greenwood waS
I'm exemplary youth. Authorities are
ut work trying TO rn-avcl the mystery,
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rep, contgactor; Paus r. Cerk, rep,
lawyer; A. w. Jsne, lawyer, ss Of
Lincoln, with Henry Harksons mcr-
caanh, Of Dayey, and George Aasirrtpn,
maciinist In tfe r. a NJ shops, Have.
jock.
M. II, Saane-w. II. Mantr, rep,
mi1n. Wilbcr: II. NJ. SMITH, rep,
farmer, Friend.
No. 30, G~age-George u. Jones, rep,
BarpestUp; Thomas Il. HILBERT, rep,
Hooker; W. Z. OfetcDden, rep. Cort-
land.
No. SO, Gage aus, Soliue-w. g.
Grafton, rep, Western,
No. "a, Jeferyumr-Peter Japscn,
rep, farmer, Jansen.
No. 80, T1fsyer-J. II. Morrison, fu'
SON farmer, Chester.
No 30, Thayer arSi Jefferson-Con~
rad Bejsner. rep, graan dealer. He,
bupn.
No. az. Fii,more--w. II. Taylor, IN.
sion, merchant, Exeter; Mics Ap1cr-
SON. fusion, farmer, Shicklev.
No. SO. York-Andrew SeDtfnf1, rcp.,
farmer. York; j. III. Tucker, rep. far.
mer, Waco.
No. 80, Posk-H. II Harry, fusiomI
StTomsbeug.
No 40, Mcrrick-w. T. 1hoanrsou,
rep, lawyer. Central City.
No. ~, Hamieton.-J. II. Groevenpr,
fusion, shool teacher, Stark; ID. s.
Woodward, fusion, physician, Hemp
tom
No. AZ. Clay--F. A. Thompson, dem,
druggist, Gay Center; w. A. Martin.
pep, formerly rep, farmcr, Ts,lmbu9l.
No. -. Nuckoile-J. II. Wright, fu.
sion. Rpskin.
No. a.. Wcbater--Joscph T.. Gruni.
stan, fusior. farmer, Rladeu.
No. As, AJasns-I. ID. Evans, rep.
kencSaw.
No. 46, Webster ami Adems-Charlcs
Z. Hicks, rep, druggist, Baden,
No. ~, Hall-WElarf A. Prtncc. rem,
lawyer, Grand Island; George l.
Rouse, rep. farmer. AIDA.
No. Is. Howard-Samuel Bowers,
fusion, farmer. ST. Paul.
No. 40. Garfield. Greeley. Wheeler,
Loup and Blaine and uuorganized ter
rftcry wesa of Blaine--J. A. Cosgrove,
fusion, farmer, Bugwell.
No. 60. Hobt-W. w. Peck. fusion,
farmer, Irez; John Carton, fusion,
farmer, O'Neitl.
No. 81, Brown-James Hail, rep,
Newport.
No. s2( Cherry and Kcya Paha-
John Ii. Shore, fusion, stockman, Val.
e1rtine.
No. SO. Sheridan, Dawes, Box Bntte,
and Sioux-Allen G. Fisher, rep, law.
yer, Chadron.
No. 81. observation-disclosures. Keith
and the unorgnnizcd territory west o.
LoSou,-Wesley L. Wilcox, rep, law.
| yer. North PTatte.
No. SIS, Vailey--J. S. Fritz, fusion,
Ceranfum.
No. so. Custer and Logan-w. q,
Eastman, fusion, farmer Aingston; ".
L. TAYLOR. fusion.
N. 81, Sherman,-Jotn Vandegrift,
fusion, farmer. Austin.
No. SO. Buffalo-James Easterring
fusion. lawyer, Kearney; Emory Wy.
man. fusion. former, Shelton,
No. 80, Dawson-James WaI.tng
rep, farmer, Cozad.
No. GO, KeaGney--G. F. Milbourn,
| rep. grain dealer, Minsfen
No. 81, Franklin-Davd McCrackcn,
| fueion, farmer, Macon,
No. G2. Hnrlan-Fintey Cunrdngt,am
| fusion, farmer. Orleans.
No. 81, Phelps-Jdin s. Johnson, fu.
sion, farmer. Funk.
No. g., Furnas-C. +. NTheeler, III.
sion, farmer. Preccpt.
No. 65, Red WiEow-J. f. Hathornc,
rep. physician, Barley.
No. GO, Frontier and Goeper-Rich,
arb Caw4Epra, fusion, Cooper.
No. 81, Hitchcock, Dundy, Hayes
and Uiase-George W. benjamin., fu.
sionl farmT, Trenton
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.

No. I, Rirhardson-A. J. Weaver, fu-
sion, lawyer, Falls City; j. NJ. Schable,
rep, Falls City; Charles Smith, rep,
Falls City.
No. Q. Pawnee--F. j. Wcnzl. rep,
larmeY, Steinhaus; Andrew Scott, rep,
Pawnee City.
No. 3, Nemaha-John T. Swan. fu-
sion, merchant, Auburn; William M.
Armstrong, rep, merchant, Auburn.
No. (, Johnson-Palmer Blake, rep,
farmer, johnson.
No. @, Nemaha and Johnson,-Pcter
Burlet, rep, banker. Johnson
No. o, Otoe-W. j. Mckinley, dem,
Douglas; d. II. Harris, rep, miller.
Unadila.
No. =. Cass-Evcrett Pollard, rep,
farmer, Nehawka; L. A. Young, rep,
farmer. South BEND.
No. 8, Cass and Otoe-R. A. DittInar,
rep, manager of gas works, Nebraska
City.
No. 0. sarpy-Ciaus Grell, dem,
farmer, Chalco.
No. 10, Douglas--Thomas J.. Flynn,
dem. plumber, Omaha; Thomas +,
Sturgess, silver rep, printer. Omaha;
j. A. Beverly, rep, contractor. Omaha;
Frank Burman, rep, Insurance, Oma'
ha; j. q. Detweiler, rep, lawyer, Oma'
ha; levi Cox, rep, stock commission
man. South Omaha; NJ. ID. Houck, rep,
hboSer, Omaha; Hugh II. Myers, rep.
lawyer, Omaha; II. o. Olmstead, rep.
lawyer, Omaha.
No. IL, Washington-W. d. HaEler
druggist, Blair.
No. ~. BURT. r. Ncsbk, rep, NOR
chaniE, Teloamah.
No 10, Burt and WASH iugton-J. II
Chambers, rep, banker, Newman.
No. "a, Dodge--M. r. Z,siers, rep.
phyttclam, Hooper; A. j. H~hstirss
rep, FARMER. Webster.
No. 10. Carbohydrates L. Sicclc,
pop, ~fauyner, WiSncr.
No. 1G, CwYuir,g, Dakota and iehurs
tom--Mark ". Murray. dem, eiitoi
Times, Fender.
No. ~, Wayne and s'senton-IAoui.
SsmfHhhergeg, rep. stock raiser. stan
tom.
No. IL, Dixcn--J. j. Mccarthy, rep.
renl estate, Emerson.
No. 10. Celar and Pierce--G. p. Wat
scn. fusion. P~iainwiew.
No. 20, Knox--Charles Crockett, flu
sion, farmer, Bloomfield.
No. 81, ArJte'ope-H. c. Elwood, fu
sion, farmer, Creighton.
NO. 20, Boone--H. G. Kefster, fusion
farmer, ST. Edwards.
No. 23, Madison-T. II. Memmanger
fusion, banker, Madison.
No. "a, P,abte-o. s. Moran. fusion
farmer, Creston.
No. e5, Plailte altl Na~nce--James "
Tamaaer, fusion, editor Post, Fullerton
No. 26, ~ColfaxJoeeqJh q. DJbry
| f,yto.. Earroar 2ahnular
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
Fusion State Ticket Pulls Through
Safely.
THB LEGISLATURE GOES REPUBLICAN.
The Vote Not Up to Expectations, and the Result
Very CIose--Legislative Districts in Some
Instances Only Give naiorities Of
From Three to Ten--Figures

The Nebraska election IL now n part
81 history. That the result, as indicat-
cd by the unofficial figures, was o sur
prime 10 the larger portion OF q cit-
sens Ia clearly evidenced by the trend
Of talk. The fusionists have succeeded
10 cloctipg their state ticket, the ma
jorities ranging from two 20 three
thousand. While the figures given
r Incomplete and unofficial, they are
nearly correct, and Official figures will
mot change the result materially.
Despite the fact hat the fuslonists
were successful in electing the state
ticket, there is a vein Of regret running
through the rank and file that Senator
Allen fell as q result Of the loss of the
legislature. Many have boon heard 70
declare that they would much rather
the state ticket had been lost than that
Senator Allen should be left Some,
however take the philosophical view
hat inasmuch as the republicans viii
control the national congress anyway,
Senator Allen could do nogood for the
cause Of b~imetallism even 81 be had
been returned.
On the other hand, the republicans
Are jubilnnt over the capture Of the
legislature, and profess TO see In It q
turn down for silver.
Republicans declare they have q ma
jority on Joint ballot, and are already
discussing Senator Aliens successor.
Sentiment Is drifting toward Judge
Hayward, many saying that his cleo
zion would be a reward for his splcn-
did race for the governorship. Other
republicans mentioned In connection
with the ~senatorship arc Judge Field,
o. NJ. Lambertson, NJ. ID. Reese and ID.
4. Thompson Of Lincoln, and John l..
Webster Of Omaha.
SO far as we are able 10 secure them,
complete but unofficial returns on
governor are given In the following
table;
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

Q That the owner does not care
n straw for the suffering OF dumb
animals. (2) That the wner does not
care one straw for the good opinion
Of nine-tenths OF his fellow-citixens
who witness the effects OF his cruelty
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
r.arss.. Cannon In In. World.

The largest cannon In the world was
taken by the British when India was
conquered. The cannon was cast about
the year 1900. and was the work Of a
chief named Chuleby Koomy Khan. Of
Ahmednugger. The inside Of the gun
is ntted up with seats. and Is a favorits
place for British oficers to 20 for q
quiet poon-day smoke.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
NOS Very Amiabls.

Excuse met" exclaimed the timor'
Gus man. but may I disturb you for .
few minutes on q matter Of considera'
bic Importance to myself and possibly
Of some concern TO your" mo. sir!'
replied the disagreeable citisen: mot
unless you promise not to waste as
much time talking business as you DO
apolosizing ."-Washington Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

Anxious Parent-Doctor. my daush.
ter appears to be going blind and she
Is about 10 DO married. Doctor-Lei
her 20 right on with the wedding: II
anything can open her eyes marriage
wiL-Nsw Orleans Times.p Democrat
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
Woman.

Masistrste-Then your husband i'll
treated you? Wife (who wants to
withdraw the complainD-No, your
worship. Magistrate-WhatY Didn';
he bito one OF your earsf Wiie--No.
your worship; ] did II myself LoH'
don Tit-Bits.
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secession Not Nsc.,.u,y.

Quebec threatens to withdraw from
the Canadian federation II her liquor
supply IS cut OF. There are Maine and
Vermont that manage to hang on 30
the Union by their teeth. and get q 1T
Tie rum, too. Don't be prccipitate.
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d List Of Mornb~rs-Eieot So far - 10 4.
Possihie 70 Kno,r.

Possible TO Know.
Official returns slsow that the rcpub-
6caDs viii control both branches of
the Nebraska Legislature.
In the senate the republicans will
lave 81 and the fusionists IL.
In the house the republicans will
have sc and the fusionists 4s.
The list of members elected, accord.
Ing 10 Official returns, Is as follows:
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

The vote In this district in 1895 was:
Cady, 1881; Greene, 1878. Greene's
plurality, 1894.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

I've Republican and Pour Yasionjsts are
Elected to Cong res-.
The result In the congressional dis
tricts Is indicated In the following set
OF table. The figures are Incomplete
and some counties are not in yet, but
the result will not bo changed by
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
I.ondon's Po,issmsn.

London has 1864 policemen. or
nineteen to erery n Of its ess square
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

The vote in this district In 1895 was:
HaiBer 1884; Stark, 205i5. Stark's
plurality 1871.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

The vote in this district 10 1890 was:
Andrews, 1891; Sutherland, 1889.
Sntheyland's plurality s71l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18

The vote In this district In 1896 was:
Strobe, 1856; Broadly, 1887, Strodc's
plurality 2l0.
second District.
Incomplete.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
Tbe N.are.t Approaeh TO Hen.

In another column we print some re-
marks of the Evening Post which are
couched in the terms of eloquent ferocity
for which that paper enjoys a fame al
most equal to that of the Sun" They
are of special interest in this city at the
present moment, because with a little To-
calization they apply SO aptly to the case
of the Evening Journal" Thus, if we
substitute the cause of moral reform for
the Cubans and the Maine victims, the
statement is most applicable that our local
yellow sheet does not care five cents about
it. The present doings of the Gledhill
Committee illustrate the fact that hen
the yellow editors ''get up a committee
for holy purposes" Senators, lawyers,
divines, all have patriotism" enough to
help the cause of penny Barnumism
along.
The remark equally applies to the
Journal" that in a yellow journal Office,
unscrupulousness and deviltry, far from
hiding themselves, boast themselves and
are pulled up.