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Monday, April "a,

Senator Mcmillan of Michigan said
Yesterday that while precedents were
against seating senator Quay, he was
inclined 10 think the precedent will
not be observed and that Senator Quay
will be seated.
sam Hose, u negro. the murderer of
Alfred CRAWFORD and the assaulter OF
Crnnford's wife, was burned at the
stake two miles north of Newman, Ca,
Yesterday in the presence of $500 peo-
pie.
and killed Thomas Ganaway, com
panion, in quarrel over a girl Pal-
incrs mind Is unbalanced. Ganaway
was a me,uber Of the Fourth Missouri
Volunteers 49, -
AZ Smitli Centse, Kansas, Mrs, Stock
man sho; and killed her husband
cllArles Stockman, from whom she
ma rsseatly been divorced. He, was
di.i4uix and was raising a disturbaiiee
al her house. She surrendered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Tuesday, April 2B.

The Mississippi river is rising and II
is predicted will soon reach the danger
line.
II is rumored that Charles T. Yerkes
will sell his Chicago street car hold
ings to New York syndicate. II
seems he has tired of fighting Harri-
son.
The body Of Mrs. Henry Temper of
Waterloo, Ia, was found yesterday in
the Cedar river. almost in the heart of
the city. 1t is believed the woman
was murdered.
There is little hope expressed that
Captain Dreyfus will be released. 1t
is said that the army is more power
full than the court of cessation, and
that the court must bow to the will of
the army. Military men of France, it
is said, dare not release Drcyfus.
Ex-Governor and former United
States Senator Richard j. Oglesby died
at his residence in Ogleshunt, in Elk
hart, at los o'clock yesterday. The
immediate cause of his death was a
fall, his head striking the sharp edge
of piece of furniture. The remote
cause was vertigo, which caused the
fall.
Secret service officers of the govern
ment have arrested u. =. District At
torney +. =. Ingham and Deputy In
ternal Revenue Collector Samuel u.
Downey of Lancaster, Pa, on the
charge of aiding the Lancaster coun-
terfeiters in their efforts to flood the
country with bogus treasury notes and
internal revenue tobacco stamps. The
arrest of Inpham has created a SeuSa.
tion on account of his prominence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Saturday, April 22.

Four men and boy lost their lives
by an explosion of gas in Cook &
While's coal mine at Madrid, n. NJ,
today.
Sheriff j. \. Dawson Of Cook county.
Tennessee. was killed last night from
ambush in the mountains near the
North Carolina line, not far from
Walkerville, n. c.
Matthew Stanley Quay was declared
by jury of peers to be not guilty of
the charge of conspiring to use for his
own unlawful gain and profit the
funds of the state of Pennsylvania de-
posted in the Peoples bank of Phila-
| delphia.
Two exciting sessions of the Mazcrt
investigating committee was held at
New York yesterday. A feature was
the refusal of the witnesses to give
testimony. Another feature was the
defiant attitude of Andrew Freedman
on the stand.
The st. Paul flyer on the Burlington
road went into the ditch seven miles
west of Aurora, H., last night. killing
one man and injuring several others
and wrecking the train. The accident
occurred while the train was going
fifty miles an hour.
A force of about 200 rebels attacked
the outposts of the Washington regi
ment, near Taguig, south of Pasig and
Pateros. Two companies immediately J
engaged the enemy and advanced into
the opening in skirmish order. Th'
rebels were checked and routed afte
two hours fighting, leaving twelve
men killed on the field and severa
wounded.
The Kentucky law under which
many negroes in the past two year
have been sold on the block for tern
: Of years, in punishment for vagrancy
has been declared unconstitutional b.
Q Judge Scott, on the ground that it con
, fiicts with the constitution which pro
!. hibits slavery or involuntary servitud
, except in punishment for crime, ant
because vagrancy was not a crime bu
. q misdemeanor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Saturday, April e2.

United States Minister Bridgcman
has cabled the state department from
La Paz, Bolivia, that the revolution
there is ended and everything il quiet.
The president will in few days is
sue proclamation giving effect TO
the new cxtradition treaty between
the United States and Mexico, Presi-
dent Diaz taking similar action Ia
Mexico.
Inquiry at the war department elicits
the information that the First Nebras-
IA may be expected to start home from
the Philippines about May .. All the
volunteer regiments are to be returned
rs rapidly as transports can be sent To
receive them.
The naval reserve association of
Illinois, veterans of the Spanish Amer
lean war, has resolved to offer the gov
crnment $50 men for service in the
Philippines. Secretary Long of the
navy department will DC advised Of the
action of the association,
shortly after noon Governor Stone
Of Pennsylvania appointed Matthew
Stanley Quay as senator to serve unit
the next session of the legislature
The appointment is addressed to tn,
president of the senate and 1t is state,
IN the letter tn bc made under author
ity OF clause > of section 3 of article
of the constitution of the Unite,
States.
Admiral Dewey has as yet not learne,
the fate of the boat crew OF fourteen
under Lieutenant Gilmore The sur
position is that they were captured o
killed by the Spaniards or the 400 in
surgents who are besieging the span
ish garrison. Admiral Dewey decline
to say what steps he would take towar
punitive expedition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Wednesday, April go.

Assistant Secretary of War Meik1e-
john has issued an order extending the
immigration laws of the United States
to Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippine
islands.
A proposition to utilize negro troops
to large extent in future military
operations in the Philippines is attract
ing much attention and it Is believed
will be considered by the administra-
tion in the near future.
The gallant marines who lost their
lives in the early fighting around
Guantanamo are to be inferred in Ar
lington cemetery beside the bodies of
the soldiers whose remains were re-
Gently brought from Cuba and Porto
Rico.
Governor Lind of Minnesota was in
Washington yesterday in consultation
with the war officials. lie was in
formed today that the Thirteenth
Minnesota regiment would be brought
back to the United States as soon as
the transportation arrangements could
! be made.
1t is the impression that the case o.
Captain Coghlan is losing Importance
| A high official said that in his opinion
the needs of the case would be com
pletely met by a sharp letter of repri
mand addressed to him by the nav.
department, II the captain admitted n
was correctly reported.
A signal evidence of the purpose o
the United States so maintain friendf
relations with Germany has been give
in the favorable action of the presi
dent, at the instance of Secretary Hay
in approving the project for ne,
transatlantic cable running betwee
Germany and the United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
BOGUS REVENUE STAMPS.
kevenuo Onirers Seize Half q Million
Cigars and Have Only Begun.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April "a AT tho
close OF Office hours yesterday Internal
Revenue Collector Bettman and his
entire force went on raid for coun-
terfeit revenue stamps. They have
coufiscated over 100000 cigars. The
large force had been organizing se-
cretly for this work and all were sur
priscd at finding so many, They state
now that they cannot estimate the
extent OF these counterfeit cigar
stamps In the Ohio valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
WIDE WORLD NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF VITAL IN
TEREST.
A Brief summary Of Events in which
People are Deeply Interested Ashort
Sentences Conveying n World OF Ia
~ nation TO Our Eeaders. vr
Thursday. April go.

The senatorial contest In Florida
ended in The election of Hon. James T..
I'aliaferro, a democrat.
The great battle in Pennsylvania for
United States senator ended yesterday
without selection OF n successor to
Senator Quay. IL is not known whether
Governor Stone will call an extra ses-
sion.
Tuesdays municipal election at
Pana, Hi. which resulted i'm the cleo
ton of the union miners ticket. Is
causing an exodus of the imported
negro miners, who arc leaving for
other fields.
The second of the one dollar Bryan
dinners. that under the auspices Of
the worlingmen. was held last night
at the Grand Central Palace. The din
ncr was not AZ largely attended as the
one the Saturday evening previous,
there being but 800 present.
The American Spirits Manufacturing
company has new source OF revenue
which will bring IL millions Of dollars.
Spirits form the prime factor in the
manufacture of smokclcs powder. The
government has negotiated with the
company for vast quantities of this
product to use in the making Of smoke
less powder. .....
General Maxiino Gomez has deter
mined to announce TO the people OF
Cuba his support of an American pro.
tectorate until such time as stable,
independent government may be
founded. He is content to cooperate
with the Americans until the island is
pacified. the rural police organized, the
Cuban soldiery at work and insular re-
construction far advanced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28

HAVANA, April ~. The sugar crop
for 1900 is officially estimated at oO7,.
9o3 English tons, against . total for
1898 of 23s,03s tons. The tobacco crop
Is said TO be OF good quality and more
abundant than for two years past A
largo stock of Remedies fller was
sold in the field for sea per quintal
The planters in the province of Pinar
del Rio are cheerful as to the outlook.
The beef inquiry board has conclud.
cd its hearings. Its report will fol
low soon
Following up the burning at the
stake of Sam Hose at Newman Grove,
Ga,, a mob yesterday lynched 'Lige'
Strickland, the negro preacher whom
Sam Hose said hired him to kill Gran
ford. They swung him up instead OF
burning him. b,
The United States Worsted company
with an authorized capital of $4,000,
900, and the American Plumbing Sup
ply and Lead company, with an au'
thori2cd capital of $35,0O0, 900. wcrt
Incorporated yesterday in the 'otficc 'oi
| the secretary of state of New Jersey,
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Fever Among Troop, In Cuba.

HAVANA. April ed. There has been
twenty deaths from typhoid fever
among the members of the Eighth
United States cavalry, stationed ut the
city OF Puerto Principe, and lo3 cases
all told are reported. The persistence
OF the disease cannot be explained.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
THE RAlElGH'S SAILORS.
Danque. rendered Coghisn's Men ~
tho Waldorf


NEW YORK, April a5.-One hundred
and twenty sailors from the United
States cruiser Raleigh. clad in their
naval uniforms, were given q banquet
in tho Astor gallery Of the Waldorf
Astoria hotel last night. The enter.
tainment was planned and carried out
by q committee composed OF the fol-
lowing gent,emcn: Roswell r. Flower,
William c. Whitney, William McAdoo,
Bradley Martin, Philip Rhinelander,
Thomas l.. James, Clarence w. Nc
Kay, George J, Gould, +. w. Bliss,
Emerson Mcmillan, w. ]. Curtis and
W. q. McAdoo.
The gallery was decorated with
silken banners and flags and fash
ionable crowd was present to see and
help entertain the sailors.
An Emporla Boy Dead From Wounds.
EMPoRIA, Kan, April 26. Archie
Aldrith OF this place, who enlisted
with the First Colorado, Company e,
and was wounded in battle at Malo-
los, died yesterday. His mother. Mrs.
NJ. l., Aldrich, was notified yesterday
afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Thursday. April go.

President Mckinley has accepted an
invitation TO attend the state cncamp-
mcnt Of the G.. A. H., To be held at
Youngstown. o.. the latter part OF
June. provided other engagements Of
an official character do not interfere.
Senator Jones Of Arkansas, chairman
of the democratic national committee,
denies the published statement that he
intends To resign the chairmanship of
the committee. The senator expects
TO visit Carlsbad, Germany, for his
health. a.s 90,
The navy Department requested q
correction of Admiral Dcweys dis
patch of Tuesday, The correction con
firms the dispatch. Lieutenant Gil.
more and boat crew were ambushcd
and captured, and their fate is still
unknown.
DIR. Julio Hcnna and NJ. Xcno Gaudia,
Porto Rican commissioners have pre-
scntcd TO the president memorial
asking withdrawal of military from
the island, and that steps he taken to
determine "whcthcr Porto Rico Is TO
he organized rs a territory, admitted
as state or disposed OF in any other
way"
IL IL announced in New York that
Speaker Reed has accepted an offer to
become n member of the law firm OF
simpson, Thacher e. Barnum OF New
York; that he has been guaranteed a
yearly income OF $50, 900; and that he
will resign his seat In congress and
move TO Gotham. Reed neither de
nies nor afiirms the rumor.
A conference held at the White house
yesterday between the president, Sec
retary Alger, Secretary Long and Adj
utant General Corbin resulted in the
confirmation of the original decision
Of the cabinet TO at present refrain
from availing itself of the authorize
tion confirmed by congress to organize
volunteer army Of 5000 soldiers IL
addition to the present regular army
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Nav York Ant,.Tru.t Law.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 28.-The as
sembly has passed the senate anti
trust bill by vote OF ioS to 2 The
purpose Of the bill is to prevent mo-
nopolies in articles Of commodities OF
common use and to prohibit restraints
OF trade and commerce, providing pen.
alties for violations of the provisions
Of the act, and directing procedure to
enable tho attorney general to secure
testimony in relation to such viola
tiona
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28

Importing Negro MinsrA

Dies MONIES, Iowa, April :0.-Col.
ored miners are coming in large mum
hers daily to take the places OF strik'
ing whites in this district. They
come gfromss oslsaloosa, aeIowa, lost
Creek, Okla, points in Texas, Pana,
Ill, and other Southern pointa
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Friday, April 81.


Three cases of yellow fever have de-
velopcd at Havana.
Unless granted 25 cents an hour and
an eight-hour day, 1000 Toledo, o.,
carpenters will strike on May /.
The farm on which Abraham Lin
coin was born, two miles south of
Hodgenville, Ky, has been sold to
David Grear of New York, and will
probably be converted into park.
Ex-Prcsident Harrison will soon
start for Paris to argue in behalf of
Venezuela in the Venezuelan British
boundary dispute.
A bloody highbinder war broke out
in Chinatown, Fresno, Cal, and as a
result three occupy slabs at the morgue,
two are in hospital and nine are in
Jail.
The Paris Figaro continues to pub
lish the testimony given the court of
cessation. II il mostly in favor of
Captain Drcyfus' innocence. Many
Frenchmen are coming to believe that
Dreyfus is innocent.
The Liggett e. Myers Tobacco fac
tory at st. Louis, the largest OF it's
kind in the world, has been absorbed
by the trust. Up to this time IL has
been an independent concern. The
price paid was 81 100000
At New Haven, Kas., Miss Nina Hall,
who was to have been married this
week to Assistant Engineer Ebby OF
the cruiser Brooklyn, was accidentally
shot and killed by her little brother.
She was attempting to wrest revol-
yer away from him. Engineer Ebby
Is on Che way to the wedding and does
not know Of the tragedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
AFFAIRS OF STATE
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO
AMERICAN PEOPLE. IVA

Timely Mention Of tho Doings OF tho Ma
t,onai Congress. Departments, and E1-
ecutivc On,ciai Actions. and Movements
OF Army and Navy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
Druggist. Need Not Ray tho License

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April rs =
Senator Orchards bill to tax drugglsta
$40 year for the privilege OF selling
liquor on prescription or otherwise
was beaten after sharp debate in the
senate The vote was 10 to H. 1t re'
quires eighteen votes to pass bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-28
To r,y spanish War Militia Expenses

TOPEKA, Kan, April 20 The state
adjutant general has been instructed
to begin the disbursement of the
Spanish war claims, expenses incurred
in the concentration OF volunteers for
the United States army The claims
in all amount to $4,000
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1917 y NV, Or SIS 80 1923 ID ne, Or. 1880
62I ID NV. Or. $3.50 800 9Th he, IT,. 1000
1000 9th NV, Tor. p .tD 1885 IL Sc Dr.. 300
1926 9th NV, 10r.. 3d. 80 $40 10th Sc, Or. 100
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500 NV shop. $500 1906 eth NV. stores50.oo
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So L NV, Or. ..... 10. 80 615taL NV, Sr..... 1890
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