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upon her and for seven years she with
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DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was SO much releaved ON
taking first dose, that she slept all night
and with two bottles, has been absolute
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Church Services.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Sunday Aug. ID, twelfth after Pen.
tecost. Holy mass at 1879 a. m. Ser
mon on the gospel. Christian Doctrine
$50 p. N. Tuesday August 10 Holy
day of obligation being the solemn
feast of the assumption of the Blessed
Virgin. Mass as on Sundays at 1890.
Rev. w. j. A. HENDRIcKx,
President Of Priests League of Idaho.
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For Rent.

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CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

= 1EIlR7L' I 7 14INIzAAN Ute tVoIf
Thursday evening, August 10th, at
6:l5 o'clock, the Young Peoples Chris
tian Association. Sunday services,
August 18th: Sabbath school at 10
o'clock, morning worship at II o'clock,
subject: THE Three fold Guise of
Temptation. Evening worship at 8
o'clock, subject: The Profit of Prayer"
REV. CHARLES O. NUDGE Pastor.
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State University Notes.

Ep1ToR EXAMINER:
Since the Board Of Regents held
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Saturday, June ~

w. b. Inman and II. ID. Hunter of
Hamilton, Ohio, passed through Lin
coin yesterday on bicycles enroute for
San Francisco.
Major Wallace C. Taylor Of the Oma-
ha company in the First Nebraska, is
confined in a hospital at Manila with
malarial fever.
The Herman cyclone sufferers are in
need Of clothes aud bedding, and the
governor has requested that contribu-
tions be sent there.
w. +. Bryant of Harrington has been
appointed deputy insurance commits
sioner by Governor Poynter, and j. q.
T.. Hildebrand of Lincoln was appoint
ed clerk of the department.
Information from Beatrice has been
received at the state house that the in
junction restraining DIR. Lang from
interfering with Supt. Sprague Of the
institute for the feeble minded has
been dissolved and that DR.. Sprague
will give up peacefully.
The committee to whom was re-
ierred the charges in the disbarmcnt
proceedings against Attorney John &.
Watson of Nebraska City, after con
sidering the specifications in the
charges separately and AT length, gave
as their decision that the evidence was
not sufficient to sustain the charges.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
BOERS' PLAN OF VICTORY.
What the Little Republic Expects tc
Do in Case Of War With Britain.
ALLEGED PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
After Blowing Up tho Kimberley Dis mono
Mines, General Joubert Expects ts
March to Cape Town, Capture It and
Dictate Peace TermS

LONDON, June 2O.-The st. Jane.
Gazette claims to have received from
an absolutely reliable source at Pre-
toria, capital Of the Transvaal. the
plan OF campaign which will be fol.
lowed by General Joubert, com.
mander-in-chief Of the Beers, in the
event of war between the T~ransvaal
and Great Britain.
General ~Joubert's force, IL appears.
will consist Of 90, 200 men armed with
Mauser rifles In addition to this
army he will have forty-six quick.
firing guns and 1000 a~rtillerymep.
Most Of the artillerymen are drawn
from the German aud Dutch armies.
With these troops and help expected
from the Orange Free State, Joubert
expects to take the offensive immedi-
ately after the declaration Of war,
enter the Orange Free State and march
on Kimberly, the British diamond
mining center in West Griqualand,
which forms four of the seventy divi-
sions of Cape Colony. Kimberly is
about 100 miles northwest Of Bloom.
fontein.
In his march on Kimberly, Joubert
will use the railroad as far as availa-
BILE He expects to capture the town
with slight loss and blow up the De
Beers diamond mine. Simultaneous
ly, 1t is added, the railroad from Cape
Town to Bulawayo in Matabeleland
will be destroyed by Boer sympathiz.
ers and agents In Cape Colony, who
will destroy also the Port Elizabeth
Pretoria line south Of Blocmfontein,
to prevent the British from using it.
Finally, Immediately after kimber.
ley is captured, General Joubert will
advance on Capetown, the capital of
Cape Colony, on the south coast. This
march of hundreds OF miles will lead
through the western provinces, where
the Dutch predominant and are cx.
pected to join the Beers
Joubert calculates that he will be
master Of Capetown q fortnight after
the declaration Of wa and that he
will then be able to dictate terms OF
peace-
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF.

tion on a vital question and to furnish
enlightenment to thousands who are
discussing territorial expansion and
are intensely interested in the out
come OF the new policy which the ma
ton is entering upon. Few are thor
oughly informed on any phase of this
important issue and this fact is due to
the general lack of definite knowledge
Of the several islands and their inbab-
itants.
The First Greater America Colonial
Exposition solves a p%erplexing prob
lem.
1t would be impossible for the ma
jority of the people Of the United
States to visit these far away islands,
but It is comparatively an easy under
taking to bring to this country repre-
s~entatives Of the native people and ex-
hibits showing their resources, indus
tries, and the possibilities of the is-
lands wherein they live. This has been
done, and when the gates Of the Ex-
position open on July LIST those who
are seeking facts upon which to base
conclusions, will find that which could
not be seen and learned in months Of
travel and research.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

The little son of q. w. Rapp of Ne
iigh was drowned while fishing.
Marsteller Bros store at Harrison
was robbed of S75, and notes, warrants
md bonds to the valve Of 81, 500.
Three immense ice house at McCook.
the property of the Is. Il NJ, were
burned, entailing a loss of 81, 200.
Herbert B~eachley, a sixteen-year-old
Lincoln lad was seriously hurt by be-
ing thrown from a horse he was riding.
The body Of Adolph Kruger was
found in Omaha with "a bullet hole in
the head. A revolver lying near indi-
Gated suicide.
Mrs. Stems OF Humboldt, was injured
in Firth by tripping over Il loose board
suffering injury To m leg that may
lay her up for several weeks.
The misunderstanding of orders on
the part of the crew of the Aver ON the
st. Paul road nearly caused n bad
wreck at Blair yesterday. The crew
Of the flyer was discharged on the spot
by Supt. Jaynes, who was on the train.
P~ostofice Inspector A. O.. Swift of
Nebraska City, who has been in Cuba
for the past two months assisting in
perfecting the postal service of the ISL
and, has returned home. He is in the
best of health, and seems quite favor
ably impressed with the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
CALIFORNIA OFFERS TROOPS.
A Telegram From Senators rendering
an Organized Regiment

WASHINGTON, June 2 THE follow
ing telegram was received at the war
department to-day from the two CAL
ifornia senators:
"SAN Francisco, Gala, June Ia
Hon. II. G. Corbin, adjutant general,
Washington: Southern California
supports administration in its efforts
to suppress the Philippine insurrection
and tenders the President tor immedi-
ate services well organized and thor
oughly disciplined regiment of infan.
try. Officers and men ready to embark
as soon as necessary field equipment
can be furnished -Gerge C Perkins
and Stephen M. White, United States
Senator'S"
1t is stated at the war department
that no action can be taken in the
matter Of the California regiment
offered by Senator'S Perkins and
White. The question Of calling for
volunteers has not been determined;
besides, it is not intended to organize
state troops II volunteers are called
for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
"Wednesday. June 81.


No trace has yet been found Of the
Bauhuaud murderers at Julian.
Geo Birtsch, a tramp, was injured
while trying to board a freight train
ut Lincoln.
Mont Owens of Tekamah was de-
clared insane by the Burt county board
Of insanity.
Joe Konvalin, aged nineteen, while
swimming in the lake at Riverview
park. Omaha, was taken with cramps
and drowned.
Charles A. Brown, a Lincoln lad, has
been sent to the industrial school at
Kearney. He assaulted the hired girl
with a butcher knife.
Bert Lock, in trying to board a NOV
ing train at Central City, slipped and
fell under the wheels and both ankles
were crushed to a pulp.
Colonel Milford of the First Nebras-
ka regiment cabled Governor Poynter
yesterday that the regiment would
sail from Manila tomorrow.
The Lincoln bloodhounds returned
from Julian, where they were taken &c
work on the Bauhuaud murder mys'
terry. The trail was s~eventy-two hour,
old and the dogs were unsuccessful.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
SLIPPED PAST THE STRIKERS.
Operators Bring Men From Fort SCOTT
Into the Yale Camp.

cIrTsBURa, Kan. June 90. A Mis-.
souri, Pacific freight train from Fort
Scott backed down to the dump at
the Yale mine Of the Western Coal and
Mining company this morning without
attracting attention. Ten negroes,
nine men and one woman, who had
been brought from Des Moincs, Iowa,
wero u%nloaded. They went at once
into the shaft house.
This action was a surprise to the
miners There is no stockade around
the Yale shaft, nothing except a thick
barbed wire fence, . sort OF trocha.
The company has, however, an armed
guard Of fourteen men at Yale,
who carry Winchesters and have
made the impression among the
miners that they are bad men,"
The miners had watched the
switch, where the men were
brought in, every night for a week,
but they did not think the operators
would bring them in in broad day
light, and no miner vas present when
the train arrived. 1t was followed by
a special train with deputy marshals
and mine officials who came through
to Pittsburg when it was apparent
that there would be no trouble imme.
diately.
A train with three coaches packed
with negroes left Fort Scott just
ahead of the freight for Yale. The
men were said to be going to Lehigh,
l. T., where the Missouri Pacific owns
mines that are idle. but 1t Is believed
that II the little party sent here to-
day does not make trou Bile the train
sent to Lehigh will come back. The
bringing of a small force at this time
10 in the nature of a 'feeler." Yale
Is n OF the big mining camps and
100 men are needed before the mine
can II at anything near it's full
capacity,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
THE "QUAlL HUNTERS" PLEA,
Colonel Musick's Speech In Defense of
John Kennedy.

Colonel Musick's Speech In Defense OF
John Kennedy.
HARTvILLE. Mo, June 20 William
Jennings and Joseph Shepard are to
be the next accused train robbers
tried in Wright county. Judge Cox
returned to Hartville this morning to
take up the bench az soon as tho
Kennedy case goes to the jury. Unless
he Is again sworn off the bench, he
will proceed at once with the cases of
jennings and Shepard, who are jointly
indicted. Judge Neville will then re-
turn to his court in Springfield.
1t is expected that the arguments in
the Kennedy case will be completed
late tonight or early tomorrow
morning. In the mean time the court
house Is filed with the shouts Of earn
est lawyers, and the jury, in a state
OF ennui, is shifting it's position rest
lessly from momen to moment. Col
onel Musick opened the defense this
morning at s o'clock. There was
some curiosity to know what defense
the quail hunters" lawyers would
make, and after Colonel Musick had
spoken nearly -four hours his defense
was still indiscernable to those who
listened to him.
I'm the first place." said he, .thc
state has laid down two propositions
to prove. One is that Davis is Ken
nedy, and the other Is that Davis was
in the Macomb holdup. There Ia no
bit Of evidence, gentlemen, that Ken
nedy was in the robbery, it is all
Davis What does that prove?"
In the first place, he contended that
the railroad and express companies
had not proved that they were cor
porations organized under the laws
of the state Of Missouri. and then he
delivered a harangue on these
corporations that come acre to hound
an innocent man to his death" With
great vigor he argued an hour with
the jury to give his client the benefit
of the reasonable doubt, and then,
taking up the testimony of Byrum,
which, he admitted. IL true, would
convict his client, he said. "Byrum
testified with n spoon in his mouth
and a club over his head" and there
fore asked the jury to eliminate his
from the. case altogether.
That was no idle threat of the
states lawyers, as Mr.. William Wright
OF Norwood al testify. Mr.. Wright
swore to the jury Saturday afternoon
that Byrum had told him he was to
receive from the railroad company
forty acres Of land and $500 for telling
on the train robbers
This morning II. II. Ball, prosecut-
ing attorney Of Wright county, swore
out q warrant against Mr.. Wright,
charging him with perjury, md Sher-
if Cantrell is now or his way to Nor
wood to arrest him.
"Perjured testimony often goes I'M
punished" said Mr.. Ball, but l am
determined to put a stop to it in this
county. I have three witnesses who
say that Wright swore to q lie in the
Kennedy case, and I am going to force
him to stand trial on that issue"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
NEWS OF NEBRASKA
CONDENSATION OF iMPOR-
TANT NEWS ITEMS.
short n Pithy Paragraphs which Tell
Of what Hss Happened or VIII Hap
peu In Our esIth-Ths News
Briefly Summarized.
Thursday, june 10.


Frank LeBar, a prominent citizen OF
Wilcox, was attacked by a vicious COW
and considerably injured.
J. M. Lee, at oxford fell from n lad
aer while engaged In painting his
dwelling, and badly shattered an arm.
A relief bureau has been opened In
Omaha for the collection OF merchan-
disc and money TO be used In assisting
the Herman cyclone sufferers. The re-
Spouse has been generous.
The governor has issued the custo-
mary state reward of $500 for the APP
%prchension Of the murderer of the man
named Tyler, who died at Grand Isl
and as the result of being stabbed.
At the preliminary hearing Of Time
keeper James Cockrell at Alliance for
the shooting Of Mark Lee and Otto
Held, the prisoner was discharged, 1t
being held the shooting was justifiablc.
Lee Berry of oxford and a party Of
friends went to Orleans, and while
there went in bathing in the Republi-
can river. In making n dive Berry's
head struck a stone and came very near
TO causting death.
c. II. Forby of Omaha, father of the
late Captain Forby, has received the
following telegram from Senator
Thurston: ''The president has direct
ed the adjutant general to cable permit
for remains of Captain Forby to be
brought back with our regiment.
Frank Tyler. who was stabbed at
Grand Island by an unknown party,
died in the hospital. An investigation
disclosed the fact that he had been out
west and was getting back to his home
in Chicago as best he could. His COM
panion, an Englishman named Apple
ton, has furnished information that
may lead to the apprehension of the
party who did the deed.
The funeral Of william Ratsch vas
held yesterday at his home in Denton
precinct, Lancaster county. Mr.. Ratsch
was killed Monday by a bull. He was
holding to a rope attached TO the ami
ma and was thrown against a corn
planter in such n mi as to fracture
his skull. lie leaves a wife, n son
and five daughters. Mr.. Ratsch was
born in Germany and had lived in Den
ton precinct since 1885.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
A Dyouth In Australia.

VICTORIA, H. C., June 20.-The peo-
pie Of Cobar mining district, West
Australia, are, according to advices
brought by the Warrimoo, suffering
through the failure OF the water holes
and artesian wells, several having
died of thirst during May. Mines are
closed down and hundreds Of men
thrown out of employment find them
selves unable to pay the exorbitant
price demanded for water for domes-
tic use. The present charge Is twenty
cents a gallon at the nearest reliable
source OF supply and about 81. so IL
added for delivery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
stili Thinks Dreyfus Guilty.

PARIS, June 20. -General Mcrcier.
who was minister Of war when Cap.
tain Dreyfus was condemned, spoke
publicly for the first time since the
court of cessation rendered its decis-
ion, at q meeting Of the French Patri-
otto League yesterday. He declared
his absolute conviction Of the guilt of
Captain Dreyfus and his belief that
the Rennes court-martial would fear
lessly ascertain the truth and do its
duty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Want MerrlRm Recalled.

New YORK, June 2O.-The Central
Federated Labor union yesterday
adopted a resolution instructing its
secretary to write to President Nc
kinley and the war department de-
handing the recall and trial by court.
martial OF General Merriam, because
OF his policy regarding the striking
miners of Couer D'Alene, Idaho. A
commission was also appointed to
draft resolutions ~denouncing General
Merriam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

DENVER, Colo, June 2q-f the
unanimous opinion Of TIP citizens
committee, which includes sx-Govern-
or Adams and President jeffrey, OF the
Rio Grande railway, appointed by
Mayor Johnson and Governor Thomas
In behalf of the city of Denver and
state OF Colorado, to endeavpr to effect
a settlement of the trouole between
the smelter managers and their en-
ployes, is a criterion, ittis only a
matter OF u few days until n large
shelters in this city and fpeolo' now
closed on account OF wage differences,
will be In operation
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

which represent the expenditure Of
more than 81, 900, 900, have been leas-
ed by the present exposition company,
but in all other respects the exhibition
will be entirely different from that Of
last year. The dominant feature, in
fact the key note, will be the magni-
fcent and exhaustive exemplifcation
OF the resources, products, manufac-
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Federation Of Zionists.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-The second
annual conference Of the Federation
Of Zionists opened yesterday, to be
continued until Monday night. The
federation has for its object the colo
nizing of Palestine with Hebrews and
assisting and encouraging the Hebrew
colony already In Palestine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

ally aided the exposition management
in secuying representatives types of
these people and the splendid exhib-
its from the several islands. The
great colonial exhibits building and
portions Of several other large build
ings will be utilized for the display of
the of our far distant pos
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
A COLONIAL EXPOSITION
Remarkable Achievement For the Big
Show That Is About to Begin.
the GATES GO OPEN July I. 1899.
A Great Collection Of Interesting Exhibits
Brought From Our New Colonial Pos
sessiops-vast sums Spent TO Bring
Together tina which VIII Edify and
Instruct.

Never before in the history Of expo
sition building have such grand re-
suits been accomplished In the same
length of time as in the First Great
erer American Colonial Exposition, to
be held In Omaha from July / to No
vember /. The buildings and grounds
OF the Trans Mississippi Exposition,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

lures and possibilities of those islands
Of the cas- acquired in the recent war.
The people Of the Philippine islands,,
Hawaii, Cuba and Porto Rico will be
represented In considerable numbers,
and their home life, occupations, dress,
customs, ceremonies and characteris-
tics will be faithfully portrayed. The
United States government has materi-
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Citing an Exception.

Meeks-But what's the use OF argu-
Ing the matter! One can't get more
out of a bottle tnan he puts in It,
Weeks-Oh, / don't know: l put a
quart Of liquor in a bottle nee and
got a big head and a $40 fine out OF
1t the next morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

fects have been introduced, notably
the fairy gardens and the lighting Of
the statuary upon the buildings.
Three great events are promised for
the opening week. On July l the for
NAL ceremonies instituting the ex-
position will be held. July 3 there
will be exercises commemorative of
the destruction of the Spanish fleet at
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
A Ch.pr. In Oh, a, q, n w.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June o.-Ths
Mpreme lodge, Ancient Order Of
United Workmen. has decided 10 en-
arge the limit of the beneficiary Co.
partment In order to include an AMI
snced wife, Heretofore only blood
relatives have been accepted as bens-
dciaries
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Tneadax. june go.

Tuesday, June SOs
Az Omaha Robert Alexander was
perhaps fatally stabbed by Wylie Will
Jams. Both are colored. The ARRAY
occurred in a saloon.
Julian Bauhand, a well known farm
er living near Julian, was found dead
in his home, having evidently been
murdered for his money.
Frank Towel had a horse, harness
and buggy stolen from his farm, three
miles southwest Of Weeping Water last
Friday night. There is no clue to the
thief.
Ed Hanson. residing near Adams.
jumped from a cart during a runaway
and broke an ankle. The injury was
of such a character as TO necessitate
amputation.
Fire broke out in the buildings OF
the Stromsburg Brick company yester-
day noon, but by prompt action of the
fire department the fire was soon under
control. Not much damage was done.
AT Omaha Sunday during the prog
ress Of n fire which destroyed the big
Allen block, several men were severely
burned by an explosion of gunpowder.
Lieutenant Thomas Ruane has since
died.
Mrs. John ~Samuelson, living four
miles northeast of Wahoo, committed
suicide by hanging herself in the cellar
~ har bo,pa Shn has bppp more or
less %deranged for the past several
months.
The board of public lands and build
ings purchased the ID. Il. Thompson
residence just south of the capitol for
the residence Of the chief executive.
For $40, 900 the board secured a property
and furnishings valued at S45 200.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

j. l.. Roy Of Auburn has received n
telegram from Mexico announcing that
his son had committed suicide. This
son is the Roy who disappeared while
station agent at Ithica.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
To Line Up Against Tru,t..

NEW YORK, June 90 The Wcrld
says' Tammany is going to array it,
SELF against trusts. Its Fourth of
July celebration this yea. will be
mainly devoted to sounding the anti
trust war cry for the Campaign OF
next year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Boston vs.. Now York.

The population OF Boston is a people
Of moods and lenses. The population
of New York is a people Of moves and
expenses New York Commercial Ad-
yertiser,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
BUSY DAY FOR Mr.. MKlNLEY.
Crowds OF Curious Citizens Follow the
President Around.

President AROUND.
HoLyoKE, Mass, June 2r.-Suuday
for the President was anything but
the day of rest that was hoped for.
The continual crowding of the curious
citizens, the immense jam at the
church and later in the day an unex-
pected and totally u%nprepared for re.
ception in connection with the bac.
calaureate exercises at Mount Holyoke
college made the day long and tire
some for all. The President was not
content with going once to church,
but went twice, leaving Mrs. McKin.
ley in the hands Of her LADY friends on
each occasion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23

c. pslged by \ RuunlL,

CHICAGO. June S0--Irs ]. Holmes.
brother Of Burton Holmes, the lee
turer, was drowned in Lake Michigan
yesterday by the capsizing OF a skiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-23
Can't Inorsass the bicycle Tax.

BERLIN, June aU.-It Is announ ced
semi-oficially that any increase In the
tax on American bicycles q impossi-
BILE, because the commercial treaties
with Austria, Russia aud Italy exclude
such Q thing.