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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
ANTI-HOG SERUM
Its Cso Saved 81. 9 Per Cent OF Infect
cd Iowa Herds.

Ats Sso ehVcu oS.0 FER Cent OF Infect
ed Iowa Herds.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.-The chief of
the bureau OF animal industry, DR..
ID. T. Salmon, has submitted to Sec.
rotary Wilson a report upon the ex.
periments made in the treatment of
hogs for hog cholera with anti .tox.
Inc serum. This serum is made up
on the same principle as the anti-tox-
Inc OF d%iphtheria- Good serum has
been obtained from both horses and
cattle, a horse or n COW being inocu-
lated with the hog cholera virus at
first. and with larger doses after suit.
able intervals Of time. The re-
sistnncc OF tho animal Ia thus
raised to the highest practicable
point. The blood Of such an animal
when injected under the skin of
swine has been, found to possess
both a preventive and curative action.
Tho serum was first tested upon
small animals in the la laboratory, and.
being found eficacious. was last fall
tested In Page county, Iowa, on sew
eral herds of swine, containing alto
gether 27s animals Leaving out one
herd, from which definite returns as
to cause of death could not be OBJ
tanned, only thirty-nine died out OF
s44 animals treated, Of which eighty
six were sick.
Consequently, so.s per cent OF the
animals in these herds were saved. OF
untreated hogs kept under observa-
ton during the period referred to,
about So per cent of the animals died.
DR.. Salmon believed that, with expe.
riencc, q better quality Of serum can
be prepared, and he has no doubt that
this percentage san DO maintained
hereafter.
Referring to this report Secretary
wilson remarked that the results re.
ported by DR.. Salmon would be most
encouraging to hog raisers ''The
cost OF the serum now" said the Sec
rotary, us but ten cents per head for
animals treated, only one dozen doses
being required, and doubtless in course
OF time this light cost may still be
further reduced. 1t is of the utmost
Importance that this serum for the
next year. at least. be made by the
bureau under our own supervision,
and distributed in large quantities
In order to demonstrate its efficacy
upon a more extended scale. 1t is alb.
solutely essential that during the ex-
perimental stage serum Of undoubted
quality be used. ] propose to ask Con-
gress t o provide an appropriation nee
essary to enable this department to
furnish 1000, 900 doses OF serum dur.
ing the next year, and to make a con-
siderable portion of the appropriation
immediately available"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
NILES LATEST IDEA.
Army Uniforms to Bear the Nations
Coat OF Arms

Cost of Arms
WASHINGTON, Jan. II. General Milci
has another idea, and a little better
n than tho planting Of Calling gun,
on sub.treasurics. While in Europ,
he observed that the soldiers and sail
ors Of nearly all the great nation,
wore the insignia OF the crown or som,
other imperial mark upon their uni
forms. He believes the idea worthy
OF adoption In this country, and that
the uniform Of the soldiers Of the
United States should similarly display
the emblem OF the republic.
lie has accordingly suggested that
q national device, preferab bly, the coat
of arms OF the United States, be
placed over the che vron of every non.
commissioned officer OF the army, and
on the collar or other convenient
place on the uniform Of every officer.
In his opinion the national coat OF
arms, with the motto "E Pluribus
Unum" on n scroll underneath, would
be an appropriate device for display
on the uniforms Of the United States
army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
AN ITALIAN REPUBLIC.
Tho Pope said TO Have Inspired an A.
ticie Favorinu II.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Rome CORE.
spondent OF the Daily Chronicle, in n
startling statement, quotes largely
from an article in Civilta Catolica,
which he declares is directly inspired
by tho vatican and the pope, advocat.
ing, as to the solution Of the eternal
question between the vatican and tho
quirinal, the establishment OF an Ital.
ian republic.
The article asserts that the cock.
stence OF the vatican and the Italian
monarchy is impossible. and that one
or the other must go. II then sug.
gests the constitutions OF Switzerland
and America as an example Of ''ad.
mirable and glorious constitutions;
true union OF nation and state, thor.
oughly differing from that OF Italy,
which has produced nothing but
weakness, misery and starvation"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
SUICIDE BARS INSURANCE.
Person killing nimseif While sane Cam
not Realize on His Policy.

osS
WAsHINoToN, Jan. lS.-In the su-
prcme court Justice Harlan handed
down an opinion in the ease Of A.
Howard Ritter, executor OF William
NJ. Runli, VS.. the Mutual Life Insur-
ance company of New York, wing
the question of whether the heirs of a
man who commits suicide when in
sound mind can recover on an insur-
ance policy. The court held that they
could not
In deciding the case Justice Harlan
said that, in fixing the premium the
company would naturally take into
consideration the circumstances bear.
ing upon the duration of life, and no
company would undertake to insure
against suicide. II any should make
such an attempt, it would, he said, DO
against public policy and would not
be allowed. Concluding, he said, OK.
plicitly that no person committing
suicide and found to be Of sound mind
could Cow on his policy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
Twelve JAN Birds Escspa

SLOAN SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. ts.-
Through o wholesale Jail delivery ut
Benton vile last night dozen prison.
ers gained their liberty. Among them
was the notorious Dick Brundt, sup.
posed train robber, burglar, horse
thief and murderer. They battered
down ono of the prison doors and
made good their escape. Brandt stole
q horse just outside the town limits
and made for the Indian Territory.
He Is q desperate man and Is supposed
to belong TO q gang OF Territory train
robberA Officers ore In pursuit
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
Logan CurIIsle Dssd.

NEW YORK. Jan. Slogan Car
isle, chief clerk Of the Treasury de.
partment during the last Cleveland
administration, died suddenly yester-
day at the home OF his father, John
u. Carlisle, ex'secretary Of the treas
ury' he had been in poor health for
more than q year. Logan Carlisle
was born In Covington, KY, in 1850,
and was graduated from the UnIver-
.ity OF Virginia. He practiced law in
Kentucky, and later removed to Wich.
ita, Kan. He was active In politics,
especially in the campaign Of 1892.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
THE FIGHT ON M'KENNA
Senators Hoar and White Excoriate tn,
A. T.. A.-vote Next rridnv.

A. J.. A.-vote Next Friday,
WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-Almost the
entire four hours of the executive Sos.
BIC OF the senate yesterday were de,
voted to the indirect consideration OF
the nomination Of Joseph McKenna,
now attorney general, TO be associate
Justice OF the supreme court. During
the debate Senator White of California
caused some surprise by designating
all A. j. AS as fools. Senator Uoar
was hardly less severe. Tho discus.
sion was the result Of an effort on the
part OF Senator Allen, Populist, OF
Nebraska to secure n postponemen,
Tor W weeks. In the end a comrro
mise was reached deferring considera.
tion until neSt Friday on the condition
that the Nebraska Senator should
agree to allow n vote to be taken on
that day. The Hawaiian treaty wa.
DOT touched upon during the session.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
WRECKED BY AN OFFICER.
dhe kentucky Trust Company Forced En-
Assign by Misuse Of Fupds.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. ia. n
meeting OF the directors OF the Ken.
lucky Trust company ut noon TODAY
an assignment to tho Columbia III.
nance and Trust company was or.
dered.
The company's condition Is due 10
che d~efalcation of william Reinecke.
vice president and general manager.
lie seems to have considered loans to
the company as loans to himself. and
MS Investments were unlucky. He
left affairs In such confusion that the
status OF the institution is still indie.
terminate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE
Many Bills and RcsoIutions-Mr. Harri
II on Hand.

II on Hand.
WASHINGTON, Jan. SIN his omen.
ing invocation in the senate to-day.
Chaplain Milburn referred to the
deaths Of Major Benjamin Butter.
worth and Logan Carlisle.
Among the memorials presented
we're the circumstances of sic Roman
Catholic societies of the United States.
representing more than so, 600 mem.
bers, offered by MIR. Murphy of New
York, against the enactment of the
pending immigration bill.
Mr.. Foraker, for the Pacific railroad
committee. reported from the commit.
tee a substitute for u bill relating to
the Pacific railroads and asked for its
immediate consideration. An obiec.
lion was made and the report went
over till to. morrow.
Mr.. Harris Of Kansas presented n
resolution for which he requested i'm.
Mediate consideration, asking the
Secretary of the Treasury why.
since 1882, he had omitted from his
statement an item of something
more than Sl1, 900, 900 interest due the
United States from the Pacific rail-
roads. An objection was made by Mr..
Thurston OF Nebraska and the resolu.
ton went over until o-morrow.
Mr.. Allen Of Nebraska asked for i'm.
mediate consideration for a resolution
directing the committee on pensions
to ascertain by what authority the
commissioner OF pensions refused
to pass upon applications for in.
creases of pensions until twelve
months shall have elapsed since the
last allowance was made. Mr.. CALM
ger OF New Hampshire, chairman Of
the pension committee, objected to
the immediate consideration of the
resolution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
SHOT ON ST. LOUIS CORNER
A Millionaire Kills u Man In n
lie Died without u Moan.

ST. Louis, Mo, Jan. 10.-Dr. Chas.
+. Simmons, n reputed mill Lions ire
and president of the Simmons patent
medicine company, shot and killed
Emil Davidson, bookkceper for the
st. Louis Trust company, at the COR
ner of Cardinal avenue and Olive
street at 1915 o'clock this morning.
Passersby heard angry words, and the
next instant Simmons drew a revolt
yer and fired five times, each shot
taking effect Davidson dropped to
the Sidewalk, and died without a moan.
Simmons was at once placed under
arrest He is gray haired and digni-
fled. He told Captain boyd that in
killing Davidson he had avenged an
attack on his daughter.
This Is DR.. Simmons's third deadly
nffray. The first was several. years
ago. when he stabbed his brother.in-
law in Mississippi. Three years ago
he stabbed his b~ookkeeper, Nc.
Brain, in n quarrel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
NO DANGER FROM HAWAII.
Secretary Wilson Deems American Sugar
Growers Secure From competition

~
Growers Secure From Competition
WASHINGTON, Jan. l~9.-ReplyinQ to
q resolution of inquiry, Secretary
Wilson sent to the Senate a statement
concerning the production Of sugar in
this country and his opinion OF the
effect OF the importation of Ha-
waiian sugar upon the production of
beet sugar in the United States.
He gave the average import value OF
sugar to this country for the past
seven years rs Sl0l,575, 900, Of which
the Hawaiian importation amounted
to 50, 1878, 0:4. lie concluded that
Hawaii would not seriously compete
with sugar producers in tho United
States, and added: when the people
OF those islands come to consider the
possibilities Of coffee production it
will be found that they have a monop-
oily with which no state in the Union
can interfere"
Mr.. Wilson also expressed the opin.
ion that Hawaii would be a very pro-.
itable acquisition because of its fruits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
whitecaps In England.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE English press,
which has frequently condemned the
w~hitecaps OF the United States, now
has to record a similar outbreak
here. The Pensioners OF Dish.
sr, Radnershire, recently organized
. gang Of whitecaps, with black
'aces, serenaded with tin pans. etc., a
nan and a woina who were Hiring to.
sether without marriage and com.
oelled them In their night dresses to
wade twenty minutes in the river.
They then logged the unfortunate
,ouple, cut of their hair and marched
hem ND and down the field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
CHANGES IN CIVIL SERVICE
A Majority OF Republicans For 1.-THE
Canvass Completed.

n Majority OF Republicans For 1.-THE
Canvass Completed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE canvas,
OF Republican members Of the House
upon the question of changing the
civil service law which has been con.
Quoted by the Republican steering
committee has been about completed.
or the ao2 members it is said to show
tina n notwithstanding from eight.
cen to forty is favorable to a change
In the law according to the degree OF
change proposed.
beyond completing the w the
opposition to the civil service law Is
taxing no active steps for the present,
the purpose being to wait until the
regular civil service committee Of the
House shall take action upon the bill
before it will propose u modification
Of the law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
MINERS TO SHARE PROFITS.
}. Pierpont Morgan's Zig Combine scheme
-aOO.OOo Mon M pa-...

100000 Men as Partners.
NEW York, Jan. 10 Rapid s,r;dc,
nave been made in arranging the de-
tails Oh the great coal mining, carry
ing and selling combination, of which
d. Pierpont Morgan is the presiding
genius The capitalists will so mr..
range that they will be in the closes.
touch with the working miners of the
states affected, Pennsylvania. West
Virginia, Indiana, Ohio and Illinois.
The most interesting feature of the
new combination is the profit sharing
plan for the miners The Importance
OF THIS plan will be seen, when IL ia
stated hat 200, 00D men will be affect
cd. 1t is in the power of these men.
by good or bad conduct, TO s.ve or
lose millions of dollars annuallv to
tho companies. The companies now
propose to enlist the miners, so tina.
they will see IT is to their personal
interest to cooperate in the ne " mr..
engagements.
According to Mr.. Morgan's plan. the
price of soft coal is to be restored To n
living basis in five states, and the
miners will be promised a proportional
raise in their wages, depending upon
the amount the price Is advanced and
as often as 1t is raised. /. has not vet
been determined just what proportion
the men are to get. They will be
asked to vote upon the matter.
The National Miners organization
in West Virginia is at work getting
as many men to join the organization
as possible, in order to further tho
great combines plan. In all OF tho
other states the men are working like
beavers to aid the combine. There ir
to be II uniform scale governing each
OF the different districts, and the dif.
ferenccs between the several districts
will be adjusted by n general inter
state organization. This general a,-
ISOLATION will fix interstate freight
rates and regulate the prices which
are to rule outside Of the territory Of
each district.
If the profit sharing principal works
IN the bituminous trade. it will be
tried In the anthracite mining re.
gions
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
GAY GIRLS FROM PARIS.
stage Manager Clark Attacked by Three
Addressed.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. II .-During the
finale of the first act Of THE Cir
From Paris" last evening Stage Man,
ager Clark was attacked by Mis-.
Sarah Mac Laren and two others o.
the company-Gertrude Donahue and
Ruth Richards.
Miss Mac Laren came on las,
evening in q "happy" condition, and
could scarcely carry her part She
was taken off ut the end of the frs,
act She sprang at Clark and planted
her toe under his chin.
While Clark struggled to hold he,
of Miss Donahue and Miss Richard.
attacked him, scratching his face
pretty severely. They had him on the
floor when he was rescued by other.
OF the company. The three girli
were discharged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
No Good.

Mr.. M~unson.-Is that a good story
sou are reading? Miss Mimms-No.
1t doesn't amount to very much. I've
read 1t half through and haven't found
a solitary French word yet."-Clevs.
land Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
Tho "AImlionsiro Tramp" Dead.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. lS.-A special
to the Times Star from Paducah, KY,
says James e. Berry, the so-called
''m~illionaire tramp" died to-day from
the effects Of a fall three weeks ago.
He owned considerable property, but
II fell much below 81, 900, 900 Five
hundred dollars was in his pockets
when he died.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
Perrin, MO-, Almost Wiped Gu.

PLATrsBURo, Mo-, Jan. l9-Fire, OF
unknown origin, wiped out Perrin.
eight miles northeast, yesterday. The
chief losses follow: bergman Bros.
$1,000; DIR. John Kay, sh0o; J.. ii. Stur.
CESS, 81, 900; Wilson Bros. $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
A Muraorous Attack on pr,s,,..

CORFU, Greece, Jan. l9.-At tho
Catholic church, during vespers last
night, a young man attacked the
priests Father Ernest Laitoux was
killed, another was mortally wounded
and still two others were Injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
Mise Cisneros' Father Arr,,..

NEW York, Jan, ls.--Among tho
passengers who arrived to-day aboard
the Ward line steamer Saratoga from
Havana was Augustin Cossio, father
OF E~vangelina Cosso y Cisneros. He
was released by General Blanco Jan.
uary Q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
con,o,,da..on co,.iy to Now yor.

New YORK, Jan. l0.-The consider.
alton OF the budget for the greater
city foreshadows perhaps $500. 600, 600
and that the cost of government will
BE- Immensely increased by consolida'
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
EIdon Lowe for Postmaster At IT. soo,s

Eidon Lowe Tor postmaster ut ~. Scott.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The Presi.
dent sent several nominations to the
Senate to-day, but the only one of
particular Western interest was that
OF Eldon Lowe to be postmaster at
Fort Scott, Kan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
GEN. BOOTH IN AMERICA,

Ahe mead OF tho salvation Army Arrives
An Extensive Tour Planned.
NEW YORK, Jan. II. -General vii.
liam Booth, the head Of the Sa. walton
army arrived in the city to-day on
the steamer st. Paul from Southamp-
ton' England. DE was met down the
bay by Commander Booth. Tucker and
On the pier by a large delegation of
headquarters Salvationists. An exten.
sive tour Of this country and Canada
has bee planned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21
MlSSOURIANS AT OMAHA.
One Hundred Delegates Viewing the
Preparatlons for tho Exposition.

OMAHA, Neb, Jan. l7.-One hun.
dred Missourians are tramping over
the slippery ground to-day. looking at
the partially finished buildings of the
Transmississippl and International
exposition. The tourists came from
Kansas City, ST. Louis and st. Joseph
a smaller towns throughout the
state their object being to determine
che a~dvisability of erecting q Missouri
building at omaha's coming great
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-21

A man living at Clarks goes by the
name of Jack Frost. He Is not so cold.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-08-12
FINAL PROOF
AND
ORIGINAL ENTRIES.

The Land Office Department having
ordered that the Clerk of the District
Court NAV take final proofs for settlers
on Government lands. and make orig
inal entries for them also,
A. S. Senter, clerk of the court in and
for Lincoln county, Is now fully
equipped with all legal forms and land
Office blanks, and can save money to
settlers by attending to their Land
Office business in Shoshone.
A. S. SENTER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-08-12
LINCOLN COUNTY.

l
Proceedings Of the County Commis-
sioners
State OF Idaho,
County of Lincoln. S.
July Session, First Day.
July II, 1898.
Board met this day in regular
session. There were present, Frank
Gwin, chairman; J L Fuller and
c E Gridley, commissioners; A S
Senter, clerk.
The Board then proceeded to the
examination Of the JOINT quarterly
report of the Treasurer and Audit
or, which was accepted and approx
ed and placed on file.
Whereupon the petition OF c 0
Sands and others. praying to be
changed from school district No 7
to school district No SO was sub
mitted, examined and disapproved.
In the Matter of the case OF the
Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany, a corporation,
Plaintiff.
VS.
Fred w Gooding, Assessor and
Tax Collector OF Lincoln county,
Idaho.
Defendant,
Now pending in the District
Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict in and for Blaine county. It
to the Board that adit-
ional counsel is necessary for the
best interests of the county. it is
therefore ordered that J S Waters,
an attorney at law, residing at
Shoshone, be and is hereby en-
ployed to act for Lincoln county
and for the defendantin said case to
the final hearing OF the issues made |
in said case.
Whereupon the petition of John |
" Sawyer, praying that the county
refund the amount OF taxes paid BY |
lim from 1891 to 1896 inclusive. |
vas received for consideration and |
elected.
Whereupon it is ordered by the
3oard that the boundary lines of
chool district No 80 be and the
anne are hereby changed as follows
o wit: Commencing at the sw cor
Ter of the se4 OF sea sec 33 tp6 r
6 e, thence north. along said quar-
er line to sw corner of SEA of ne4 |
&c 16 tp5 16 e. thence east one
nd one-fourth miles to sec line
ommon to sections II and 10 tp5
r 16 east, thence north to the
orth boundary of the county,
hence east 3 miles, thence south to
e corner of sec 16 tp5 r II east,
hence west 6 miles, thence south
} the north line of the right of
.ay of the Oregon Short Line rail {
ay, thence easterly along said
orth line OF right of way to sec
ne common to sec % and 2o tp5 J
r 16 e, thence south to 1st stand
I'd parallel, thence west to place S
beginning.
Whereupon it is ordered by the
oa-d that school district No IL be l
within the following ?
lines as follows to wit: n
ommencing at the sw corner SEA 4
sea sec 33 tr6 16 e, thence
,rth along said quarter line TO sw I
'rner sea of ne4 sec 16 tp5 Ice, s.
ence east one and one-fourth s.
lies to line common to sec IA and q
tp5 r e6 g, thence north along a
id line to the north boundary of Il
unity, thence west along county
lie 6 miles, thence south 10 the sw l