The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-29

Colonel l.. {. Pace of Lincoln has err.
listed Il company of cavalry.
n grain elevator AZ Kccnr, Ncl..
was DESTROYED 10y fire \ good deal of
grain was destroyed.
Ncbraska's quota for enlistment IT,
the volunteer army is 100. The ca
to arms was promptly met.
Humboldt is all worked up over :
couple Of clop1mcntS in which prom
ncnt citizens figure. 80 details yet.
County. Attorney Paul lessen Of OTTO,
county has enlisted in the Nebraska
city company Of national guards. II,
is a%nNiouSto go to the front
tovcrn,r lIuIcomb has issued II pre-
"Ianatiun offering Il reward Of 500 fur
T." apprehension and conviction Of The
murderer of oliver Jones. who was
killed in Earada precinct. Rirha rdsor
county. April ..
Patrick Mcdonald. an old man liz.
ing alone in It Shantr south Of Grace
street, near Thirtccnth, in Omaha.
was burned to death. Ills cabir.
caught fire. presumably from an over
drink.
Dora Frazier. AN occup, II or the re
strictci district of Lincoln. after .
quarrel with Il gentleman friend ia
whom sh" was Interested. sought tr
end hur woes 10y morphine. \ phy~i
elan was summoned who brought hor
safely back To- the vale Of tears.
Masked men held up the conductor
and moturman ON the llanNcum park
line of the street railway at Omaha. Il;
the southern terminus Of the line. Sc.
curing about S?i. They entered Will,
the trdinm.u were sitting in their car
waiting for time To start ON the return
trip. covered them with their rcvolycr>
and demanded their money.
Some wnuld.bc train wrrckcr placed
u coupling pin in the switch on the
Burlington where the Nebraska CITY
line connects with the main line in tn,
south part OF l;catricr. and when tn,
passenger from the east carne in Il had
wreck was nearly CAUSED. The train
passed over safely. but the switch wa
badly damaged.
AZ Alma. Nrh.. recently. Jor Jones
Who has hccu holding revival meetings
there. ended one sermon in the follow
ing words: Cos bless You union sol
dicrs: | owe all am to yuu. Thj.
nation owes all il il to YOU; YOU ar,
the >nviors of this country. God bless
YOU Jones was Il captain in the con
fcdcratr ranks.
II. W. Kane. Omaha representa- tive Of
the Richardson silk company. which has
houses in several eastern cities, ha>
been notified tina, the representatives
of the company will have their pay
continued if they enlist. and that
$500 insurance money will he paiG
their families if they die while scrv-
ing the country during the II
~Blumrn,hal'S department store at
Fremont was successfully burGlariIcu
"A second time last Saturday night
The haul was valued at $500. The Be
atricc bloodhounds were placed on tn,
trail and followed the scent to the
home Of Frank Fuhlrodt. Il young man
who has been clcrkinP for Blumcn-
thai. The young man is now under
arrest.
Guy Murray. employed in the Gle
vatnr of the Standard Cattle company
at .\mcS. was seriously injured recent
Is. lie was found in the engine room
in an unconscious state and was taken
to the hospital at Fremont where il
was found that his jaw a broken in
two places besides many bruises. Nc
one was with him ~ the time of the
accident So il j. not known no" h,
was injured.
The plans for the press building are
being completed by Fisher Il Lawric
Where the building win be located has
not bc~cndctcrmincd. II will hc 50NG"
feet in size and forty feet To the top of
the tiag pole. There will he II main
assembly room 3lN3j feet and around
this will he about sixteen small room.
SKI: for private use of representative
of the press. At either front corner
viii, be- rooms for the use of the trlc'
graph companies.
W. II. Taylor's general merchandise
store AZ Exeter was broken into II
quite a haul made from the jcwclry
department. An entrance was effect
ed by prying up the lower sash of one
of the back windows in the store
and the door between this room and
the store proper was opened without
difficulty. Three gcntlcmcn'S gold
watches. one of them having II chain
and charm attached, three dozen gold
rings of various designs and sizes, and
u card of stick pins have thus far b""it
found missing. n
Moses FiGeld's wives.
Moses Fitield OF B~rookfeld, Mass~