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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1894)
3 Sioux County Journal L . UUSOMa, Mm. BLMUUSOX, JJEBK.ASKA. Chine naaaes are like the Chine- tfceraselve. You can't tell them Opart no til jou get them together. Thb Chinese Emperor stvles hitu Mir the son of neaveo " if he will ffive the Japs a chance they will send home. A"X owing to eare'ul est' mates, three boon of close t-tudy wear out the body more than a whole day of bard pnysi; al exertion. The ammonia siuirtgun is den tine 1 to become popular When be Me it about to go off tbe intelligent burglar will do the t-awe. "Willi;" Breckinridge will probably ob'ect tobu:lesques written bout his trial, lie considers it a tragedy, not an extravaganza. An exchange notes tbe fact that the whole country ii kicking" Good! That is another evid n etbat the country is very much alive. While China is securing a war loan In Germany tbe Japanese Gov ern man t is putting out a 0,000,0 0 loan at home. That tells tbe story. The Rochester Lamp Co., recently received an order for a lamp from a person in Iodia who had read of its Bier Its In a copy of a paper four Tears old. The first ambition of evety China nan Is to have a splendid co f d and tbe first ambition of everv hood urn la to see that the Celestial is pre pared for one. FRA-Vcis ScaDK1 , a baby months Id, fell out of a three-story window In New York and was uninjured. This toy has a groat future before him as a league umpire. A California?? writes to the New York Sun to tbe effect that p ones eaten freely every day will e "ectually prevent appendicitis. This mar le true, but it teems almost a crime to publish it A jealous wife chastised two women at a Chicago farce comedy snatlnee the otbe- day and then T ragged a recreant husband from tbe theater but everything goes in farce oomedv these days. A wank evatniner having just com pleted investigation of the a Tairs of a suspended bank in Pennsylvania blew out bis brains. Whether he was hocked at human dupli itv or mere ly setting an example for the bank's Officers will never be known. T.se only way a lad without capital can vet on In commercial life is by ea ning the good opinion of bis em ployers. Let hi i perform his duties , fa a way that shows be is not afraid ef doing more than he Is paid for do ing, ana ne neea never fear promo tion. No one devoid of sympathy, no One without imagination, do one ab sorbed in blmseit can ever be a good listener. Afterwards we may and ust form our' own judgments, but while we listen we should be free from them and as hospitable to Others as it is in our power to be. A Chicago young man married a Qllcago yoong lady the other day and married her again the next day whLb may be regarded as natural sough. fir-he. feature of the affair which will be bald up as uonsual by various alaoderous contemporaries in Oo Eut Is that ' no divorce Inter- Wnsz no Interest is taken In Stance, literature, aud liberal pur sfts, asere facts and insignificant Ortttrtssas necessarily become tbe t3stM !n discourse: and' minds; stfMtfety alfketo activity and medi telei becde sa limited as to len Ot s)ii lotertfouree with them at once tSifpi and oppressive. mm ma or o a country paper, wno ti taflH'i Da la alnfle "SLSill : :HJl iht n, nana t im tm tZi pops f ro of chsrrs for one t f aaMo whoooid Most ri7a. .iM. .heoMoowt o Zli&xxt tht owbbot- ' ,4 (zzzmmmam v '". & jOZZXx1 m$Mkk hsm --5irw' ,PaJ fcwl' ew jawPasjl Lw isfcjosPaw wS 'a..' k. nuiki m. s. it luia -3' h i leen for years. "Sow let It be st o; ped, and not by any uncertain method. A report tomes from Klamath Falls. Ore., as follow: -W. K Th'.uiioa was taken from Ja 1 and lynched bra mot "1 hompsn was held ta ja 1 on a small cb rge, but bad a bad regulation." Th i i a sort of outrage that strikes at tbe base of all law and order. The:e is not the cintilU of excuse which comes f onj the bitter tbi.st for at iactinn of luen who have tbe safetv of wives and daughters oo Iher hands. This Is tbe very wanuiuuea of vengeance. " Will the English people ever rise op in their tufght aci 1 alsdisb tbe use ess, antiquated, and oistr ct ve House of .urds? Thstuestiou is often enough asked in England and America nowada sad su h nias meetmgs as that heid iu Hyde I ark. in tnr.don se tu to offer so a .bruin live answer 1 ut the curious "force of intrtia," wb.cb is sin b a power in Engiisii politics, is to hedrealed. Parliauie.it is a cir u ..locution o tne worse than any eer des niied by LiicKen r.n.iand niids years walk ing around a needed re.orm and eon tern lating ii leiore sue v mutes to ac ept it. and in th s resect the "masses" are lust as bad as th : "classes." The corruption of E ropean ( ouris is often e. ougu blot d ai, and oniue times tbe pulJ.c ttls a tuoiueutary aud rather sh eking gliuip-e of it through some Ktartluu scandal But potentates who weat rowns or coron ets possess sucd su(:!iti facilities lor Covering up any liitle Irreyular lies, and m .ki; it so ui p eas.iiit fur tho e who Utile, that UjU.:Ii is never beard of outside a liiuiie cir !e (roi.iby Court are t-y no means so uui nriuiy wicked as the counu-m lo k lb tik theiu, but guile euouu happens at them every year tu jusiify the mio pression of their r.eedoiu from cen sure, 'lbe rm-ent occurrence m iierlin weie stiioi hered at tbu time, but now it is said tha u le s a per sotiage ihan the iincs. Is bring. ug them p ana n. determined to hae the guilty pirties puuWie.L A story is curre.it X ( lucatjo that ac anarchist dciuoiintratioii with dy namite was only n.inowiy prevented at tne Ojening ol th.; World's la r lat year. 'J he ciiiei m o ice d :( i red tbat two women - (ilunlee ed lo Convey bonu s to lht roof ot tin; I. b eral Arts bui.d.ng at l.e aetlx-ai ion of the nor.d's Fair, an i h .r! tbesi i.oii.bs among the vas crowd below. Tbe uaiues of tbe w mien wer.s dot known, out the cb c-r of noli e off hi cago informed i he three recognl ed leaders of the anarchists that unless proof were furnished that this plus was aban lo ted the pj I e w mid i given orders to hoot the-e hre leaders at sieht The anarchists be.d some hurried conference, but In a short time fumi-ticd the cb ef of po lice with tbe assurance that hu de mauded. iS'otliing could lie sa d about the plot at tbe time, for tne hint that an anarchist plot overhung the lair would have ruined its chances of success. ! The Tramp's (Si-home Failed.'- A weary-looking tramp sat on the bank ng near au ofiice ir t.ewitou. He bad a haif-peeled cucu uber iu bis baud which be was scraping wlih a sticit and eyeing ruefully all the while. J-roiu beneath his ha f-shut eyelids he watched the people come and go. A woman sto ped. "1 our man, Is tbat all you have to ' Yessum' said be. Hain't you had no dinner?" said th woi.au "No'm," said he. "Why don't you eat the cucum ber':'" said the woman. "It's been in the dirt, marm," said he, showing a large and generous sau e of mud on one side. "Poor man.' aad the woman, "let me help you," and she felt in her pocket. The tramp's eyes g earned, but all that tbe woman did was to take a penkniie out f that myste rious receptacle, borrowed the "cuke" and cut off the mud: Then she band-id it back and went on- The tramp waited until she was opposite tbe lull boards, and then he smashed the for lorn ' vuke" against, a . den of per forming JioDs aud turned tne air blue with newad.ectives. ewisionaour- Pei-allar Land Marks. "In the state where there were oo government sectional surveys descrip tions ftf land are very peculiar." said M J. Vetera "1 bought a tract of tlmb rlaod In Tennessee and went down to look at il The deseripiioo road: 'Uegloping at stomp In dohn nmlth's neighbor hood mad. thence eaat i.oou rods to a white oak tre thence south ..OW rod to a creek, tpeooa weat l.OOO rods by tbe creek as It meanders, theoce north I, oo tow l an owl's nest, town to too pio oof.bof ootost' The road has Men obaodooed, the tree cat down, too creek dried up and ttoeosrt moved way 1 roasafaod two weeks tfTfojc tai kMt taw tit ' Jj'-.T flioaoltf o ffiWoffija Oo fakto .Meats' ,. ... . ' I n '.J' M I ib apt iH.M mp a Xr.in. Ft. Madison, Sept. 8.1. Four masked men attempted to hoM np 'rain No. 6, Utah aud Colorado ex pren, ou the Atchison, Topeka & Su ta Fe ruad, near (ion n. Mo, s Veuty-ove miles west of litre at 3 o'clock yea er dy morning. Asa reuli "Had- I'm cod.fiitiDer of tbe train, is badly wounueu, two of i be bandits are dead or wounded in the woods that surround the track and the other tao tied aciosi the country, pursued by railroad oe- tectives aud county eGictrs wi h blood houuua. The attempt to rob ihe train tailed completely. It was predestined tu failuie :rum the ttarl. ilie plot was formed litre weeks agj aoJ the rail- rod peop.e have had a spy in the camp oi the bandits ever sine. From the time li e tram left ( hicgo at 5 o'clucK tu tne eveinn railroad and ex-' press elective, heavily simed.cdmbed ! aboard at every si at on, and when this City whs n-acmd ih ro were tifu-eu ; men ar m d to me lee Ii, in the com-1 Iiartn.eui .f il.e oa.gae car which is Useu lor u sri'Oker. PliJpALLO toit A F1MMI riOIIT. j Ad Hie possei.geis Wele lequen'.fcd to retire from this ir, iLelibt ere put Ot;'. as the liati Iiexred liorm (he ranroad lutie, each uian wilb a v'iu cues!e or a "suweu-oll slioiifiin, were reauy for Ilie altac w:ic'i tne sp. Iiad discovered would oe uuue in the morn iuii. A uue i his side ot (joriu the tram Sped out l:t m bet Ueoli I Ho bigll Ull . btiiKtiieuu, a.id a moment Jaier me Btoirp eracs of a i aoioad torpedo was hear.j. '1 ne engiiieer applied the air brakes and us Hie Ira n slackened tpeed tour mll, Kll lace UluUell tiy biaca mrtSKit, rusi.ed out ol tue bushes. The tirsi one Oou ided ujioii tne en tine ana hvel.ng ins ml? at Engineer Prescoll ordered Inm to hold Up biS tiandi', um without waiting for Ins or Uer lo be uke)eu puiitd U.e lllgtfer. 'Hie ttii;iiieer it It from his seat witu a bullet in the Ore. ml. a ne it'll a de tect! ve w no uad been secreted on the tender sprang ii(j au i tired lud tu the , lace (i; tne roub.r, gave a ye.l of PHlu atiu sciam ding troiu ' he eugiue hob- bird into the underbrush, tie two shots were the siiiui tor a geutral : lUKilaUe. j lie eclives on the train llred from the j wiiiUowa. and those on the plalJoiras discnarged bbut alter at the bandit., who dauby turned and lied tor the sliel.er of ihe woods. U. ce uuuer , coyer they relumed the lire, but Ibey j weie eViuentiy colisc.ous ibal they Imd bteu beira)ed and li.ai they were oui- : numbered by the ollicers on tne tiaiu. . They lired a tew ttiellectiVe shots, then ran 10 the snot Where tin ir hursts wtre teihered and galloped olf iu the dark- t UeSii. j 'Ihe baudiis had planned the robbery ; lor three weeks .iUd had iwich beiore started f.,r Goriu to do tne irick," but ou both tccsiuii8 weie ueieried lroiu i Ine intetiUou by lieavy raiu wiiicu i wuuid have renuered tracking tbeui in j tne mud an sy uiaiter. j The decision to ho;d up the train j which tnued so uibasiruusiy wi-s reacin-U oitiy 1 ueday and w.is prompt ly CumitiUliicaied to tne railioau ollice.S by A alloc s, the Spy in tne cauiy of the bauuiis. 'inere Was gi eat umrui on tue train when lbe snooting began. Pannyers in the chair car ttOw.((ed under the sa:s, auu in the slteptu Car wuuieu scr. ameJ and men nid tuetr VaiuaUi-s. iNooiiewas injured, how tver, except 1'reiscoll, tiiougu buy shuts were exchanged uunug ilie uVUU Two ol lbe bauuiis were Cap.ured. M-ae ibfui hb Offer. Ottawa, Out, sept, 2o. In an in terview &ir Charles 1 upper declared ll lo be a fact that au oiler ot 4&,UJ0 bad bteu uiade by Secretary Uieaham iu ileu of the claims ot Canadian teal era lor seizure damages uuuer the modus ViVeuul. Tins offer, be alii ruled Was made lo bir Juiieu Pauuceioie, aud no action bad since been t.tkeu except thai at me meetiug of sealers inteiested Itiry iuilioaied their wihmg. I ness to acc pi tbe sum ctfered. att Cuariee said all but oue or two of those iuteresiea were preseut, Moibiug was likely to be kown in ihe mailer, bow. ever, until the time approached lor tbe bouse of representatives to vote the money. . Loat Iu the Ftra District. Minneapolis, ilinu .bepi. 20. Mrs. Aodersou of iUo Washiiigton avenue north states that Mrs. Haley and famiiy of six children, accompanied by Air. Collins and Mr. Hutu, ail of whom Started irm Minneapolis lor Can an a three weeks ago, were lost iu tbe forest fires. Tiiy left in , a farmer's wagou. It was just possible for them to re..cu the vicinity of Hinckley iu the time which intervened between their de parture from Minneapolis and tu f.ul Saturday lire. Ao word has been re ceived from the party since the de parture. The part bad some pro visions with them and 124.60 iu mcuey to last them until they arrive iu Canada. Major ItMH Tenia Iad. Wasuinqton. ii. Csbept. . Ma Jerlbomaa Inrtle, one of the best known ofliosrs of the engineer corps of tao army, died here yesterday, need 60. A Haw Imtiy. " London, Sept. .-The Times says: "Too new treaty between (treat Uritoio and Japan nxed the station all anieles tag ported Into Japan eteosdiof an ononol value of $&fXQfi0Dit aaugbtla- ISO tOMIOl fttm. Ttw UOntw Wll kotlforsO fei 1 -piajf ll l j a ria ICJI C MlUt B-Ja4. I St. Locis, Sept. 2t. Seven pervrs were injured in a tenaramt house fir oo Morgan street, ner Fourteenth, at Wednesday. Two gasoline s ores ex ploded almost simu.tainouslr, one in Mr. Lou a Henchen's bou-. No. 1119 Mo'g an, an d Mouther in Thomas Gilmo-e house. No. 7J7 north Four teenth street. The injured were re moved to the eiiy hopit.l. The houses are old brick buildings, two stories hiirh. f irmlnir Dart of a row of j ,Weann shoos. The stoves exploded shortly before 4 o'clock .nd in a moment the tenants were in an upro ir. They were at wrk at the sewing machines "rid in the ex citement broke fur the staircases And windows before any help arrival. Mrs. Render jumpd from the second story, lauding on her side. Two babies were al-o Imr ed from the window. A colored ma i cau jtit one. the o;her fed on the sidewalk. Neither was badly injured. A ma.t named Submit first leaped from the windows to the pave uent and itu medially after bis wife fallowed. A Nhtb! Knc cement. London, .-ep. 21. Jfhe Ontnl News Mianjhi coi reSiuii(ieiit telegraphs that advices troru Ciiines) source re i pons a severe naval engagement at the mouth of -lie, Valu r ver between tin I Cbinee northern fj i:idrou and a Jap ; anese Heel. The bistlie Justed six lioui. During the fuht the Chinese warsinp j Yang Vei and ( ho Vun cauirbt fire ud ere burned and run ashore, ano jlheCniii Vneii and King Vuu were sunk. Four of the Japanese vessels . were son and the remainder of the 'fleet retreat d. The Chinese then suc ceeded in lauding ilia troope which they had on board. Admiral Ting, who was ill com n ttid of the Chinese Kpiadron, was severely wounded ami Colonel liaiineken ahd a volunteer named Tylea wvre killed. I A f er the bailie lie Chi iese V?Sels proceeded for Wei Hal Wei, which place they reached in sife'y. It is supposeii some of the troopships whii li were being convoyed bv the aiiuadron were sunk. Great consternation ore. .i . i n.btr. The emperor is determined to take tle managemeiit of afla rs into bis own hand", but thisstep is not looked upon wirh favor by the governm ml ofllcials, who consider such a course beneatu the dignity of Ins m j.$;y. j ha-g4 With ruignr. j Milwaukee, Wis, sept. 21. Oi'o Roehr, qiiiie a swell-appearing voimg man, was arrested by De:eclives r-u.lt-vau lioej perle on a cliree i f forgery, lie is a Milwaukee b if, hut he weui to Chicago a lew je.rs agJ and worked In a bank there urn ii recently. Fast liv. lug led him lo raisin,' money by illegt tiraate nielho.is. Tbe Milwaukee po lice turned him over to the Kactne an- ' tlicwilie. Ifoenr's paretiis live in the northwestern part of the city and the young man, who is now about 22 yearn Old, is wed kii iwn here. A hlie In Cbi ckl'o he was employe J in the bank of Wasmansueril & ii-im-m inn, Mos. 1 1.j and HI Kast Linuio ph siieet, and it appears I bat when lie lost bis position there about a mtnth i,o l.e tock with him a qonntity of the banking iirrn's stationery, including numijerof blank bank checks ana oralis. A for'i-d draft signed by hun turned uo in tne West ide savings 15 ink a few weeks aao, bui Ins friends came to his rescue and prost-cu'ioti was uoi push d. Lam week he visitel Hacme and it is charged that lie issued some worthless check- there, including one for 5d on wniub the order of ids a-rest wai i ased When the Milwaukee deieciV'S searched turn ibey found a numbar of checks tilled out ready tor use at any time. Fooilit lo thii Il'ilh. Dcbln, (Ja., fciept. 21. Robert Clem jns and James ii u leu louhl a duel io the death 'Villi knives near lil ickviile, Ga., wilhout wiliietses, secouus or physicians. A quarrel began in a blind tiger was renewed on tbe way home by ilullen, who, veiling behind Clemens, drove bis knife into the iaiier's neck. Though faint from loss of blood, Clem ens drew his knife, and the slashing began In ea nest. Afier cutting each oih'jr for full? lit teen minutes both fed in the grass iu a dyingcond.tlon, where they were founa later and removed o their homes. Neituer can live, the bodies of both are literally ' covered -viin suns aud cuts. ' V Vlghilof Ftr. St. Clocd, Minn tiept. 21. It Is re ported Irom tbe town of Kram, this oouoly, that forest lirei have been rag ijg there since ' Wednesday, doing a treat deal of damage. A large tract of tamarack was burned over and on bun day a charge of wind drove Hie flames iato Morrison county and lbe village ofEllendale was for a "time endau gered. hot Is now aafe. All timber In certain sections of land was eon pint ety destroyed. At Foley Station, on the HiDckiey line, a bod fire was atoned by a passing engine in dry grant and got Into the Holer ramber yards. Tbe mill erew nod all too people at the ataUoo turned cot to light tbe Are. , Will DfM4 tha t leaa at ell Oast. Moimuiuo,sept II. 1 ho Braxillan reotaUonary oocsssMlM otroooonaly deolao that K la boood to defvod ikt new soooorahr. On Oaasa oafs that Moraos was ajontsd by o ejUjise to earry oatotvtsBwksMsmUpnjOM not Skf?SJ jMoo of no W . I IKTi-X, S.pt. tL -Ulflca lli-lor'D4- i. is obta ned if-re na' tour t L.nese V ti 8 fei -Unk hnd one bit ned iu the receut nav. battle The tu enent iu V e tirst oet.ii of b.ue that Hire- Jaoan.n vs-U h-d gone down wasuoube i by he otlicisls of the Jaiiaiirse legal ion. Imik o vessle 1 1 the mikado's navt 1ii i.am-s su -ii us sit n. O e of tne ships ws called :saiku, and it was tbmi,"it th.s mU'ht bad been used as a transpoit between MiariKliai and Yokohama. Naturally elated over the success of tbe Japanese fleet. tb ofhVuts of Ihe lega tion predict the ultimate ues of the mikado's to ces, and ir will be easily seen tha- the claim i not born merely of enthusiastic be.ief in the ni!rionty of the Japanese. China h ts lot five,? her het warshi. Ili-v were un doubtedly the liest she had, and as good naval vessels are not built in a day U.e ciiances f or an. metitin,' her iioVal force are very small in ieei. It is safe to a 8-rt th at bv the treal victory off llai Vang Tio Jap tu haioOaiu-d fuil possession of the Gulf of 1'ech la, which is Ilie key to th- invHiou of the Fmwery kingdom. A sironf J apane Uet stationed there slands Utile chance of being rnn'ed, and Japanese troops esn b lande 1 in Chun and Core i witn out serioui d inger. With the Chinese n irlheru 1'eet cripped and the southern ft -e! of little u?e on occouut of Hie a i lent character of i:s vtsels, the C.i nee are not likely to make any ad T i .ce on the Btront force of the enemy in he Gulf of Fechil t. i'here are the views of the legation officials, but it willbesrten that they are based on actual conditions. Nued th rhfilloitttig. B.ILT1MOKE, Md, Sept. 22. The trial was begun in the Court of C'om l'leas of the cise of Barbara Voting against the College of riiys.cnns and Surgeons and i)rs. Nathan G. K ir!e and E i win (leer for t250 11 for mutilat ing Hie remains of her husband. Ilr. Keirle is the city post-mortem physi cian and lr. Geer la bis as.staui and coroner. Jluth are prole-isors at the College of Physicians and corneous. The plaintiff's husbaud was a railroad employe who was badly hurt and taken to the hospital, where he died. Tue plaintiff charges that the two doctors, without her consent or that of any. body representing be.-, cut open the body for the ius;rucimu of Uiesiu lents ami removing the ;-, b. am, replaced it with o,i''.um. A demurrer winch had been li.ed by the deleuda.ils was over ruled and a. tempted to have ktpt from the consideration of lite jury the ques tion ot damages on account of ''menial aag nsh" aliege to have been sustained by the plaintiff ou tbe general princi ple of law that damages cannot be re covered lor mental anguish because of the irnpo-Bibility of fixing any rule by which the amount of such suffering in individual cases can be Ue eimined. Judge Phelps, iu hu elaborate ot.d de cision, in whicii lie dwelt ujmiii the rigtit of a widow to the de cent burial of the body of her husbaud, denied the motion and the jury was sworu. The Cloning Seiti. Boston, . sept. 22. 1 he closing ses sion of the supreme council or the thirtylhird degree Ancient and Accept ed,i?coiUi.h Kite Masons was held at Masonic temple, with Grand Sovereign Henry Jl. Palmer in tiie chair, i lie following ollicers were appointed for the triennial term: Asusta.it, grand secretary, .los-pii P- A bell, thirty-third degree, of .w Voik; grand prior, Rey. Josiah L. ."reward, tuiriy-ihird decree, of Lowell; marshals of Hie camp, J. 11. llebart .Wurd, Jiiny-thtrd dnfe're, of New York; Henry C. tTriier, tlur y-lhird degree, of Cincinnati, and Amos Peiti bone, thirty-ibtrd degree, o. Chicago; orgaui -t, It. M. Leech, thirty-tnird de gree, of Cincinnati; seuilne, diaries II. Heyger, thirty-iiurd degree, of .New Vork. 1 liese, with tne elected ollicers, were installed, ft was Vo;e i to bold the nexl uieeliiigin lluifaio, N, V.. next bep.ember. Atthis a aeruoou's session the pnocip ii buniiless was Hie cousultr aiiou of the i itu ii aud tne mnaria.s to the deceased of the p isl year, A Itrutal Mur.tldr. WlLKKSUAUHK, Pa., .-ept. .2. -The lower part of this city was ilia scene of annual murder, i wo "Arauuu ped dlers, John MikslilVtfr and Alicuael Jolins we're re' urnni to tua city from a trip to the country. Ibey were loaded dowo with heavy packs. -In a luiiely spot on the road leading lo i'lymouth they were held up by two tramps who aise l titers itte unw oi jay. I'm Ara b ads s took i heir Una In, said tuey did not know, and eianed i resume tne r j uruey, alien one of i he tramps pulled O it a revolver and Ilrei tnroo imies at Wlkshiver, Iwiof tue nil lets look effeot iii tue region oi tne lii-.irt aud Ilia man leii dead. Ihe iimrdeier iheu tired at Johns whosiantd loiunaway .when he ta tne fi tnut UtuX ovenskei; Ids compmiio. , Ilie,. bidiet struck a package oi razors wnn li the peddler carried In bis yi-id picitet, and iiUnced off. f I h nnii:, ter ahu bis octompiice then robbe 1 Mieir v.cliiu. se curing littd i''ey men iok to tne woods in the d recti. .n ot Su tiooke. A bouse is in pursuit and expects to ruu them uown before iiioiiniij. Stent lo tha rn fur ioitilnt, CAItTHAOK. Mo 8eit, r2. -In the Circuit tiint here Lirxle i hristy, a pretry girl of modest maimers, pleaded guilty of stealing a horse; buggy and harness at Webb (Mr last summer and was kiven two years In ihe a-iiiieiniry The yOcers say tbev have evideaes to show-that her sweei heart, a young farmer who lives fear Webu ci y, real. ly comtint ed ibe tltef , 'Ji-' say the ntitfto '."''" nth STAT2 NEWS ITEMS. T-vMitv nw bridges are being boilt in Cedar county. A" the recent term of curt In Logan county 111 civil c-4 were disposed of. Ty "hold fever is prevalent In many loc i:. ties as a result of the dry aud hot wea her. (j isdy has opened the religions cim- tudiin Nebra-ka wilb a series of evtval meellDgS. A fine crop of Russian thistles is go ig to need on the railroad right of way .-ar Plane Center. William Iavitt, a Norfolk carpen . r, lell from a sha-y scallo'd and broke arm near the wrist, I he Missouri riv-T Is lowest that it t u-en known tu In for a number of ars. Considerabld S'ckuess is the suit. !.. I' Cross, a Missniri I'aciflc brake . to, ;ia i hi lett litici c night while i k in a coupling at Eiuitfoid and i iiy crushed. iiiiriii? the late cmr meeting at ,t- or a gang of ho t i u n lure eifgs' Lie pre teller. V is gubty parlies re no apprehended. II v. L ni;s Ilan ii i. who hai been t or of ii- C-rin i i Lutneran ciitrch i ti.ti-r for ti-ii y.' trt, nas accepted a .1 to the cli irea a: Pierce. rran.etiieuU are being made by - Vavn piuUry 'a iciert 'o hold a ulrtj s low at thai plnce on the 22d, .1 and Zl ii of Novetnoer. I ho-s of Torn K tliof, win c I'-des lie itial between tlaniiy and North '. tte. s epjied thionch a di tecilve ink in the North Piatt bridge and ..K- a leg, lis. Mary Kelley of Giveiey died of s i.-.u? adt-r a verv bri f illness, - liiHbiiid, who is a traveling man, . i not rench liotn- in tune to s-e her ive. Mie leaves (ivs little Ctlddfll. X. Keek of Heaver City will spend e winter at Keepvilie, Pa, I l.e home tos chlliliood. lie bas arranged to ' (Ittuier in the house whe h was im on his s.'VeiitietM anniversary, lri little boys at Oshkosh were yiiig with a lo "led shotgun. Of nS- it was diec nir.'ed and the load ' shot afier passing throTu ihe eud les'rtlcK their iistle sister in the i k and s'louldcrs. She will reo iver. I ii. Anton Zinimerer of Nebriska y reC'iitiy c.-lebrt:e.l his sixty- o id bbtUdiy autitv.irHfy. ; Mr. nin rr is an ml re tnient. of Otoe i'i'J, was a in -uH) r of t ie li-st :.s attire, and receive J many cougrat- a iions from b.s irieinls. liefsie U., one of the fast fillies of orUiwest .Nebraska, was sold by P. F. irrol, her lute owner, to C itrlet Evans Ru-liVille, 'lbe coiisidfr.ttiou was ".". .She is by Mt'fluriy, 2:, dam, . nincti Clay, gel of H.-nj nt atil now' .as a half-mile record of 1:17. j The residence of Mrs. M. K. lleunett j ut Poiica was des; roved by tire. A can. a is .nun wai s -t on a ho s;oye by a tie girl who was v siiiitg Mrs. iln i"H. The liilid tXil'hles. lie Cilld as savad by Xrs Ueuueii'g qa.kness ti tie'tuig her out lo the ground, where .ie was relied on th? jrra-s. A' his own request Bishop Andrews, iffsi.in.g bis iop of th t Nebr-tssa con ,e euees yf ihe M. E.-cljurch, Imitrans .rrred Pv.J, W. Jen nines from the north Nebraska conference to the irtliweit Nebraska conference and rationed hlra at Al'ianoe. Tne latter ..ii lerence j ist closed iu annual ses- t.on ai Chairon. There is going to be considerable snffTidg among the nnv settlers on the i- ervailou tins winter unless steps are !Hken to n lieve them, sats the .Mo or tr Pioneer. The supervisor should i.e informed of distress and the cou ay ill no doubt take care of them io a c-rta n ex eut Pride should not stand ii the way of hunger. The Women's t hrisiian iemperance union 'of Nio brara are at work gathering clothing, hut thould be mora liberally aided, and' if the o.her unions of the county could assist it would not be out of place. Thi spectacle of a score of drotiken Indians bowling around the' stre-is or Jving struts ed out in alley or byway is cet ting entirely too freqinnt, BHy8 tnft J'ender Pepublic. 1) c s ve sttips must be taken to rid tbe town of this dis gusting nuisance., A kill 0'cure remedy should' be applied. To begin with, every Indian found in a stare of intox ication should be sentenced toteii days It rd labor on the streets: Tbn tliere are two or three bootleggers that should be given ten minutes to leave town. LasUv, a tsx should be placed on the sale of cider tiiat would prohibit ha be ing handled in the town. ; yargJy any one b it Indians dr ink cider and moat of Hie stuff that is dealt out Is pre pared especially for U.e red man's con sumption and would craze a grlud stone, while the best Is almost as bad as the vilest liquor. Hie anthortttae should look Into the matter and not upon It. , Tbe Indian Jag most go. 1 Tbe district fair at Bayard, Cbey, eotw eeunry, was a grand moons. ' Tom Cromwell, a young farmer of Cast oooety, sold in nloe bench of sbMts,reot.yligiO permeot tberefor, H&, It was too lau to take It to too morning he awoke tn lad kia aJ fawvHla hired man also bad a aplen. IV I Hot , Syfi;'"?? f y riB' "lav.i 4ry foi t remi IK III ajaattruvi her,'' It -4 -V
