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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Tuesday, June 81.

Army surgeons at Santiago believe
they the yellow fever under con-
troll.
The First National bank of Lincoln
has been approved as reserve agent
for the First National bank of Hum
boldt, Nebraska.
Thomas p. Kane has been appointed
deputy comptroller Of the currency, to
succeed Lawrence o. Murray, who re-
Gently resigned to accept a position
with n of the New York trust COM
panies-
The comptroller of the currency has
declared dividends in favor of credit
ors Of insolvent national banks as fol-
owl: Ten per cent. Sioux National
bank, Sioux City, Ia; IL per cent, CITY
National bank, Greenville, Mich.
Secretary Algcr said Yesterday that
no action will be taken for the en-
largement of the army or sending
troops to reinforce General Otis until
the return of President Mckinley. lie
also said that General Wheeler would
receive no assignment until that time.
a Manila cablegram says the Ne
braska, Pennsylvania and Utah troops
are taking transports and the Sixth in
fantry has been sent to Negroes to re-
lieve h C~alifornians. These troops
are in good physical condition. Sick
ness among troops has increased lately,
due mostly to arduous service and eli
matte influences, but it is nothing
alarming.
The war department yesterday re-
ceived a long dispatch from General
Otis regarding the situation in the
Philippines. General Otis says the
rainy season prevents much inland
campaigning; that many natives de-
sire peace; that regulars are taking
places OF volunteers, affairs are quiet,
insurgent forces are scattered and that
first steps have been taken towards
self government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
The Temptation of SKIN.

The head Of a family in this city was
lately debating with a friend whether
70 accept the opinion of a leading
specialist that a certain surgical oper-
alton should be performed. He is a
lawyer and expressed himself with
lawyer-like precision: "The tempta-
ton OF skill is SO great that Il cannot
be safely d~isregarded in accepting the
verdict OF our leading surgeons. The
general medical consultants defer SO
entirely to the specialists that no new
light can be had from them. One
knows not what to do"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Sunday. June 25.

AZ Detroit John r. Gentry paced a
mile in POS is.
Eastern and northern Finland are
threatened with famine.
Tax-Collector George Griswold of
Norwich, Conn. has been arrested for
embezzling sl2,0o0.
Gold shipments to Europe Saturday
amounted to 81, 00o, 00o, making a total
for the week of Sl3, 800, 900.
The window lass combine has again
raised the price of window glass, the
raise ranging from 5 to 10 per cent.
The strike Of the Cleveland street
car employees has been settled. Both
sides will arbitrate their differences.
Eight people were injured. one per.
haps fatally. in a wreck on the Pitts
burg & Western railroad at Renfrew,
Pa.
The strike of the packing house EN-.
ployes at Chicago is ended, the pack
crs conceding the advance of 25 cents
a day.
The people Of Colombo of the island
OF Ceylon, gave Admiral Dewey a
hearty welcome. The Englishmen pre-
scented him with a silver cask ct and an
address as q memento of his visit.
For the time being, the agony in
France Is over. A cabinet has been
formed by senator Waldeck- r usseau,
The cabinet is considered a Dreyfusite
one, IL unpopular and may not last
long.
All the racing stock of the Palo Alto. |
Cal. stock farm has been ordered sold |
by Mrs. Leland Stanford. who has de-
cided 10 abandon the breeding of run
ners. The sale will take place in New
York in October.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
"Wednesday. June 2R.

The transport Grant arrived ut Ma.
Mia yesterday with the Sixteenth infan.
Try of 30 officers and 1895 men.
John l.. Burke of Hot Springs, was
yesterday appointed census supervisor
for the western district of South Da.
kota.
The war department was advised
yesterday that the transport Hancock
is loading with volunteers, and will
o on sail from Manila.
Senator Thurston yesterday emphat-
ically reiterated his statement that he
would retire from public life al the
end of his present term.
Secretary Alger yesterday denied the
revived rumor that he was to resign
from the cabinet. declaring that he
would serve out his term.
AS a result of a conference between
the president and secretary of war il
has been decided to begin the enlist
ment of volunteers for two years serv-
ice in the Philippines.
In the enlistments for the United
States volunteers, decided upon yes
terday, veterans of the late war, in
Guiding those who stayed in camp.
will be given the preference. There
will be no call upon the states.
A reciprocity treaty relating to the
British West Indian colony Of Bermu
da has been concluded, and the Der
muda commission has left for home
with n draft Of the treaty which is tc
be submitted to the Bermuda legiIa.
ture before being finally signed on be
half of the two governments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
saturday. June "a.

iVoNy uoous cAlSL III Nnfle.
Gold is being shipped to Europe.
The bicycle combine has got TO that
point where IL is sure to be u go.
The strike fever is spreading among
the Chicago Packing house employees,
and trouble is feared.
Emperor William of Germany has
conferred the title of count upon the
minister of foreign affairs, Won Buc-
low.
1t is thought the strike among the
employees ofithc big consolidated street
railway of Cleveland Is n fair way to
be settled at a meeting Of the peace
committee.
The Carnegie Steel company has
closed a contract to furnish the Russian
government 10000 IONS of steel rails
for its immense railroad enterprises in
Russia and China.
A petition signed by the prosecutors
of ex-Banker G. w. Spaulding, who
misappropriatcd funds of the ~univer-
sity of Illinois, has been sent to the
board of pardons, praying that he ne
released.
The New York health officers are
taking extra precautions to keep out
yellow fever. Vessels from Cuban
ports will be held up at quarantine un-
til they have been thoroughly washed
and cleaned and the baggage fumi-
gated.
At Lampasas, Tex, Mrs. Il. j. Lloyd,
with her five daughters and a visitor,
Miss Childers, went in bathing in a
creek. The three youngest girls got
beyond their depth, when their young, |
err sister and Miss Childers went 10
their rescue, All five were drowned. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
TEXAS CATTLE COMBINE.
New York Capitalists Will Form . Com.
pany With - Capital of $40, OO0. o

view York Capitalists Will Form q Com,
pany With - Capitai Of $40, 0oo. 900
FoRr WORTH. Texas, June %. -
icorgc Is. Loving, who Is ut the head
of the great deal having as Its obiecs
.he formation OF n gigantic cattle ana
ranch company In Texas, in an
interview said that the company
Will be an American organic ,tion
composed Of New York capitalists, and
not E~nglishmen, as reported. The in.
~iention Is TO form n company with
s4o, 900 oCo capital, S25. 600, Oon or sso,-
300, 900 of which is to be used In the
purchase OF cattle and ranch property
N this state, the balance of the CAPT.
tai stock to be used in operating the
big concern. 1t is believed the bust.
ness can be more successfully conduct
d and ut less expense under a single
management. For the past two months
parties representing Mr.. Loving have
taken options on cattle and ranches to
the amount of SEQ, QUO, Ool. These op-
lions expire July !, but 1t Is under
stood IL necessary they can be renewed.
No doubt is expressed but that tho
big deal will be consummated for the
prices to be paid are fair. Mr.. Loving
says thcrc Is no ntention to form a
cattle trust, merely an effort 10 con-
duct an extensive cattle business, the
largest In the world. There are
0, O0o, 900 cattle In Texas valued at
sl2o,o0o,0)o. Mr.. Loving says there
is no intention to disregard the anti
laws of the state; that the or
ganizat'on of the company is nothing
more tn "a an immense cattle trans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Saturday, june "a.

Admiral Schley is to be the guest of
Inc City OF Chester on July 4, and has
consented to make an address to the
people on that date.
Acting Secretary of the War Meil,le-
John has announced hat the receipts
from all Philippine for the
month OF April were $3.50, 726.
General Leonard Wood. military
governor of Santiago. will return 10
that'Cuban province Saturday week.
lie Will not remain there. but at pres
ent he has no intention of leaving the
army to accept the presidency OF the
washington Traction company or any
other corporation.
Mr.. Mitchell. the assistant comn.
troller Of the treasury, has rendered.
a decision on the Interpretation of the
section Of the new naval personnel act
which provides that naval officers OF
n line, medical and pay corps. shall
receive the same pay as officers of cor
responding rank in the. army, except
IN cases where their pay under the old
law would he reduced under the new.
tinued. WI"
The postmaster general has ordered
.hat mail matter addressed 20 mem
oers OF the following regiments be
wlthheld at San Francisco, indicating
nat they, are all to be mustered ON Of
,he service very soon: California
reavy artillery, Utah artillery, First
caiifornia infantry, First Colorado in
isntry, First Idaho infantry, First
montana infantry Thirteenth Mime
sSta infantry, First Nebraska infantry.
GGlrst North Dakota infantry, Second
Eregon infantry, Tenth Pennsylvania
anI antry; FIRST south Dakota infantry
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
New Colors.

Sparrow gray and sparrow brown are
the two most recent developments in
color for spring walking and travelling
suits. whether of tweed or covert cloth.
II is impssible not to remark the pre-
dominance Of stitching used by way
OF decoration on the plain walking
suit, and also the unchecked sway oil
the tailless coatee to the utter DIS.
comiture OF the little old-style JACKIE,
cut. Most Of the coates, AZ women love
to cali theln, have double-breasted
tongue fronts that are more interest,
Ing than strictly ornamental.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Sunday, June eH.


The president spent TODAY M Adams
MASS, attending services at he Con
gregational church.
1t is said by officials at the war de-
Partment interested in the recruiting
;.sseMent that this work Is progress
Win pleasing rapidity. Recruits are
week. i'ooo d
The citizens of San. Juan, the capitaI
rorto Rico, propose to display their
pa.riosism and fidelity In the govern
ment OF the United States by cclebrat.
Jug tne ourth OF July in good Ameri-
II is expected that the president will
aiscuss with his cabinet early next
Week the advisability OF calling con.
srsss together much earlier than he
ORIGINALLY intended. The news from
sne rhilippinesi is anything but salts.
factory to him.
N u letter to a Columbus friend Nav
pr zones of Toledo himself
ready 70 stand as a candidate of an in
6GSsPehdcnt movement for governor of
Jessie Porter, q chambermaid M
the ,aimer house, Chicago. was shot
snI kiiied by. w. q. Pruitt, who then
posed cause. ~" sup
scarIy 5000 pants makers went on n
s.rike yesterday in Manhattan, Brook
~ and Brownville, throwing out of
work 1000 Italian women and Girl I'm.
.sners. Ihey have been earning So n
sWH...n worki sixteen hours a day and
~'ey oemand VIZ a week and ten hours
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Wednesday. June 28.


The umo is again alive that Apuin
aido q been a~ssassinatcd.
Although due there, il is said tina,
Captain Dreyfus has not arrived a,
Rennes.
Arthur Tennyson. your yer brotbe,
Of the celebrated poet Alfred Tennv
son, Is dead.
Three negros are dead and one I.
not expected to live as the result al
the race war at Birmingham, Ala.
The American Tin Plate Is
face TO face with n strike that ma
compel 1t to shut down every plant Il
operates.
The Chicago stock yards strike has
been finally settled by all the packers
agreeing TO the advance of rs cents per
day to unskilled laborers.
Mrs. James Platt, aged 20 wears. Of
onion Mills, Ind, gave birth TO fonr
daughters. Three have since died. but
the fourth will probably live.
William Goebel, the Kenton county
democratic leader, was yesterday nom.
mated by the Kentucky state conycn.
zion Tor governor on the 28Lh ballot.
Henry Stewart. the negro who roh.
bed and seriously shot Gail Hamilton
a negro, and robbed M. Choatc, a sec.
ton foreman at Fulton, Ky., was
taken out of Jail at midnight last
night and lynched by a supposed negro
and white mob. The excitement Is
high among negroes.
The Pennsylvania crew won the four.
mile boat race at Poughkeepsie, N. y.
d~efeating Wisconsin by scarcely half a
length. The WISE ,nsin crew were
sweryed out of their course 500 wards
by a hoating berry crate, otherwise
the race might have ended differently.
as the Wisconsin men were ut that tim,
In the lead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Monday. June 20.
is near to n famine.

Russia is near TO n famine.
The village of st Raymond, Quebec,
was wiped out by fire.
Santiago, Cuba, has u total of TWEEN
ty-thrcc cases of yellow fever.
The strength of SPANS army for the
next fiscal year is fixed AT los, 900.
The new cup defender, the Columbia,
rs about twenty seconds faster than
the Defender.
AT Grey Cliff, Mont, three men were
drowned by their boat capsizing in
the Yellowstone river.
Mime. Dreyfus has been granted per-
mission to visit her husband anytime
between sunrise and sunset,
The large 6-story brick in New York,
occupied by the Boston Bookbinding
Co., was burned. Loss $50, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Yellow Fever I, Fatal

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June 27.-
Thirty-three cases of yellow fever
with five deaths have been officially
reported sine, the beginning of the
present outbreak. One Of the deaths
occurred in the Fifth infantry. The
other four fatal cases were civilians.
Captain Fabricus, a popular medica,
official died YESTERDAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

X. 7. Porter, who has been to Eu.
rope for the purpose Of investigating
the commercial relations of the United
states with the European countries,
reports that the ~so-called beef ~investi-
cations have done ~incaiculable damage
tries. N ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
QuelIed.

II won't have YOU" said the leading
lady, t~ragically, to the low comedian.
"Never approach me again on the SUBJ
ject. My minds made!" SOS every
thing else about you!' And then he
fell through a garden scene to dodge
the whitening glance she shot at him
Detroit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Tuesday. june CT,

WI
The Kentucky democratic state con.
vention is still deadlockcd.
Mrs. Il. ID. n. Southworth, the well
known novelist, is i'll at her residence
in Chicago.
Colorado's contribution TO the Pari,
exposition will be a solid gold statue
OF anup-to-date girl.
DIR. VIM. X. Harper, president of the
chicago university. has ended his Iona
connection with the Chautauqua work.
Citizens in many Spanish towns are
riotous. Dissatisfaction with the GOV.
ernmcnts financial purposes is the
cause.
1t is rumorcd that II. G.. Payno Of
wisconsin will succeed Mark Hanna as
chairman OF the national republican
executive committee.
The attempts Saturday 10 float the
American line steamer Paris were un.
successful. The vessel il more bouy-
ant, but is still fast. Five divers are
at work.
f.. +. Mcleod. assistant general pas.
senger agent of the Chicago, Rock
island x Pacific road, was yesterday
elected chairman of the western a
senger association,
Pana. ILL.,, fears moro riots will come
on account of the mining situation.
The troops have been Withdrawn and
Mayor German has placed 100 special
policemen on duty.
Whites and blacks near Birminy.
ham, Ala, arc arming and "a race war
is feared. The whites are officers after
a negro, John Shepherd, who assaulted
Mrs. Monroe Jones.
Miss Minnie Murray, who was the
woman i'm white" at the '98 democratic
convention, and led the cheering for
Boies, was yesterday married TO II. y.
Sternbcrger of Cripple Creek.
Sir Thomas Liptou's cup challenger
the Shamrock was launched yesterday.
AS h Shamrock reached mid stream
from the slips a barge collided with IL
making a dent in the bow above the
water line, but the damage is slight.
Private Wesley Kirby of company
IL, 2/sh Infantry, located at San Fran.
cisco, was shot through the leg by
Private Frank Wigfall of the same
company. The leg may have to be
amputated. 1t was a deliberate at.
at murder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Hallstonen.n

The organisms Of hailstones have
been investigated on two occasions by.
E. q. Harrison. a Canadian bacteriol-
oslst. who has found numerous bac-
terra and molds, including a bacillus
ana a coccus hitherto undescrlbed. The
OF the germs confirms Buj-
wid's theory that surface water Is car
RED up by storms and frozen. pro.
ducin= he, ntR M
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

There are few things impossible in
themselves. and the application nee.
essary to make them succeed is uor
often wanting than the a r
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

A hairdresser says that an old silk
handkerchief is much better to use IN
stroking the hair night and mornins
than q brush.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-11-24
a Case of Love at First Sight.

the penitentiary, where he had been
sent by the federal court on a charge
of mailing obscene matter, received an
ovation upon his return to Lexington.
He was met at the depot by brass
band and escorted by thousand citi-
zens to his hotel, where an immense
crowd insisted upon speech. This
shows that the people Of Lexington be-
lleve in a free press, even if the gov
eminent does not.
Another editor has just been arrest
ed at the instance of the federal au-
thorities-J. r. Clifford, of the Pioneer
Press. Martinsburg, Va.
Industrial Freedom, of Equality,
Wash, has been excluded from the
second-class mail, as has also the Non
Partisan of Colorado Springs. This Is
another method of suppressing reform
papers, as their circulation is general
ly small. There are hundreds Of adj
vertising sheets admitted to the Sec
ond-class privilege, although clearly
not entitled to it. Many of our read
ers doubtless receive sample copies"
of a paper in Maine, whose proprietor
boasts that he has the biggest cfrcula-
ton and fewest subscribers of any
paper in the country. But he does
not criticise imperialism. That makes
a difference.-Justice.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-11-24
Suppressing Newspapers.

The federal authorities have had a
lively time lately trying to suppress
radical newspapers. The favorlte
method continues to be to bring a
charge against the editor of sending
obscene literature through the mails,
and by aid of packed jury and an IT.
responsible federal Judge to put the
disturber of the administrations Sc
renity in Jail. Justice has pointed out
that every state where these federal
prosecutions are brought has laws
against printing obscene literature.
But the local authorities never even
institute prosecutions against these
victims of federal aggression. Tbe
charge of mailing obscene matter"
is made, so that the case will come
up before federal court (whose judge
is appointed and influenced from
Washington and the purpose is to
stife criticism of the imperialist
policy.
The case of Walter Hurt, editor OF
the Calling Gun, Cleveland, Ohio, IS
an illustration. His paper was not
molested until in February he at
tackled Hanna, exposing the senator's
unsavory record. Then he was ar
rested, charged in nine indictments
with mailing obscene literature; not
for libel, remember. After his arrest
he was told by one Of the postoffice
inspectors to see Hanna, as "he got
you into this trouble and can get you
out" But Mr.. Hurt did not see
Hanna" He is out on bail, and the
monthly issues Of the Calling Gun
are as lively as ever. He promises
to give the administration a tussle.
He announces his intention to fight
the case to a finish, making no efforts
to escape on technicalities, but fore
ing the administration to show Its
hand; a praiseworthy determination
for which he deserves great credit.
We wish him success in his fight.
The editor of the Blue Grass Blade,
Of Lexington. KY, just released from
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my little reminder as a threat. We
shall pay you fair price for your in
terests here unless you are so foolish
as to refuse to deal with us. l named
five thousand dollars, to be sure, but
if you agree to make the sale promptly
and quietly We shall pay you all that
in our judgment you can fairly expect
under the new conditions, you I'M
derstand, of our line of manufacture. ="
"Are you prepared to state what Is
the best offer l could expect?"
Really, no; not without your as
surance that such offer would be ac-
cepted by you in good faith"
ut seems to me, then, to speak
plainly, that the circumstances of your
proposition-if you call 1t such
amount to a violation of the rules of
honest dealing"
ooh, not at all, Mr.. Blank. We stand
by honesty in our business, l assure
you; and it is always our wish to deal
fairly with the small proprietors. But
If they refuse to be dealt with, what
arc we to do? We cannot leave these
little concerns about the country to
interfere with the proper and econom-
ical control of our industrial depart
ment. We are really bound In the In
terest of all concerned, and above all
for the manufacturing and commercial
supremacy of our great country, to
compel If necessary the submission of
the entire production in our line to the
general control"
II understand, then, that unless
am able to successfully defy the Con-
solidated Central, l must sell for a
fraction of its true value the business
have been thirty years in building
up, and must retire at fifty-fve to
poverty and involuntary idleness?"
''Why, really, Mr.. Blank, am sorry
to see you take it this way. hoped
you would feel inspired by the grand
future of this business, with its multi
piled and cheapened production, its
successful invasion Of foreign markets,
and all that, and would enter heartily
into our plans. In that case we might
very likely offer you position with
us. OF course, as you put it, 1t seems
a little hard, but progress must go on;
and it goes on the principle that might
makes right. The power to control is
the sign of fitness"
"Well, sir; I-ah-I hardly know
what to say to you now"
ooh, take your time, Mr.. Blank, take
your time. Call on me at my hotel this
evening, at eight, say. We don't want
to hurry you. But hope you will con-
clude on reflection to put yourself in
our hands. Good morning."
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-11-24

According to the annual crop report
of the Omaha Bee, compiled from re-
ports of special correspondents in every
county in the state of Nebraska, "the
corn crop of 1893 exceeds the record of
the best previous year by 14,217 ,240
bushels. Previous to 1899 the greatest
corn crop was two years ago. The
figures show that the crop of 1889
reaches the enormous figure of 244,-
125, O93 bushels. The average yield per
acre is 34.5 bushels, and the quality OF
the crop is excellent except in very lin
tied portions of the state, where hot
weather In August damaged it some
what. The crop is not only the largest,
but taken as whole is Of as good
quality as any ever raised in the state"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-11-24

To those familiar with the enormous
salaries paid to the judges of the
higher English courts it may come as
something of surprise to learn that
the president in chief Of the French
Cour de Cessation gets only about
$1,000 year. In no country save the
United States do judicial salaries reach
In amount to even third Of those
paid in Great Britain. The heavy rise
in judicial salaries in England began
about the middle Of the last century.
based on the assumption that the pay
ment should be in ratio with the earn
ings of barristers from whom judges
were selected.