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, 1881-08-07
THE WEATHER.
Cold NortherIy Veering to Warm.
er Southeast Winds To.
Day.
L Storm. Centre Forms in the Air Sey-
euty Miles from Sioux City,
Iowa.
Extraordinary Casualties, Resulting from
Unexpected Thunderbolts.

~
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D.. C., Aug. FL Il. m.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clearing
weather, winds mostly nortnerly, stationary
or lower temperature, and higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake region, local rains,
followed by clearing weather, winds mostly
northerly, stationary or lower temperature,
and higher pressure.
For the Upper Lake region, fair weather,
cold northerly veering to warmer southeast
winds, followed BY falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, warmer fair weather. lit rther-
~, shifting 10 southeasterly winds, and fall
ing barometer.
Tho Signal Officer Of the Army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press:
General light rains lave fallen, except
along the Atlantic Coast and the Lower Mis-
souri, Valley. Clearing weather is re-
ported i'll the Northwest Tile cold
wave announced yesterday has TX
tended over the Lake region and the Ohio
and ST. Lawrence Valleys Northcrly winds
prevail in the Northwest and Lake region.
Elsewhere they arc mostly southerIy. The
following special temperatures are reported: !:
Eastport, 81; Burlington, Is; Quebec aud
Montreal, :,s; Alpcna, 50; duluth, e.; st.
Paul. IL. Cool fair weather is indicated for
Monday in the Lake region, the Ohio Valley,
the Middle States, and New England.
LOCAL DISSERTATIONS
, 1881-08-07


SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug, "a reliable man
just arrived from Spencer, seventy-fye miles
northeast Of the city, says 4 stor1n-centre
formed five miles west Of that place Friday
afternoon about O'Clock. 1t had been ter
rbIy hot and the clouds gathered west \
heavy raill-storm coming from the north was
met by one from the south. The clouds
could be seen rolling over each other, but no
watcrspout or cyclone formed. a dwelling
five miles west Of Spencer, ola farmer named
Childs, was blown down, and his wife and
son badly but not dangerously hurt. The
wife's sister, on visit from GAINESVILLE, Wis,
had her head crushed by falling
tilnbers. Her name is not known
to the informant, but FROM telegram all
nouncing death sent to GA. j. Delong,
Janesyi1c, WIS., it is supposed the dead
girls that gentleman's daughter. Corn iii
the track Of the storm Il mile wide was left
rs flat rs If rolled. The depot OF the Chi
cago. Milwaukee <: ST. Paul at Spencer was
repeatedly struck by lightning. and the
switch board in the telegraph office set OIL
fire, but the Office men beat it ont with their
hats. 4 man who ca1ne to Spencer from
Sioux Rapids. fifteen miles south of here,
reported twenty buildings blown down, but
no one hurt there.
, 1881-08-07
ANNA DICKINSON.


Talk SO Plain that Il Quaker Lady Pub
llcly Pray. for Her Conversion.
Dix,atc1l to Netr York Isn.4s.
OCEAN GROVE, n. T., Aug. 5.-Mss Anna
Dickinson threw n decidedly explosive bomb
shei! into the temperance camp here to-day, but
fortunately nobody WIS hurt, ind as the wreck
OF gossips' criticism it occasioncd cleared away.
she WIS acknowledged tho victor Of tho field
The Womnn's Christian Temperance Union
was in scssun. aud Mrs. Hunt, of Buston, had
answered one OF the queries taken from what
Is known ns the enquiry box" The question
was, "What can he done to reclaim fallen
wonlcn:" in the temperance side OF the qucs-
ton Mrs. Hunt took the ground that women
have less power Of physical rccuperation than
men, and when they fall, in most cascs they full
beyond reclamation. The drift Of tho remarks
all tho morning had been untuvorab1e to tho
ability or cxpediency OF women reforming other
women.
Hiss Dckeu5Un, who was in tho audience,
arusc AMI took up tho subject in q mastery
manner. 1t WIS soon whispered about who tho
speaker wils, und she carried the audience with
her from tho first: IL all not II temperance
auyocute," she said, "but I can tell You that
won.un's $ proper work Is with her sisters and not
with men. You fail where yon Gun do tho
most The woman who has nothing to do:
tho giddy, fashionable creature VINO learns
to tpp!e with refinement; the woman
who has too much to do; your lnundress who
docs days work III getting her husbands
breakfast aud attending to her children before
shc tunics i'll the morning, these us we'll ~ tho
woman who drinks to drown despatr. are tho
ones who need, but do not receive. your minis
trntlons. You raise tho inslt1. tut you spuru
your fcow-wotnan beneath your feet
Miss willard. President Of the Union, after
wurd called upon Miss Dickinson. aDd in the
afternoon n quaker lady publicly prayed for
Annals conversion.
, 1881-08-07
TuE TEMPERATURE.

ANOTHER DAY OF. TORTCE1NG HEAT.
spec4a1 Di,patch 10 The Chtc1oo Tribune
New Yo1,K. Aug. 6--Sew York to-day eS-
4perienced another hot spell, but there was
this satisfaction about the atmospheric con-
ditions: the mercury did not tell as stlit 4
story as on yesterday Still the olnet-
ence in the actual degree OF heat
was too slight to be app1eclaoie'
and was more than counteroalanced III
effect By the generally superteated con-
dition Of the pavements and Duliuln@s' u
was dangerous to walk i'll the streets, ana q, III
the house there was little comfort l 1ile
record Of prostrations is large one 10 ooln
man and beast, both dropping os Tue way
side in large numbers, and the surgeons
in the hospitals we're kep. ~; uuss
attending to unfortunate mankind. 1nis
was one Of the days that empty New aolA
and pour its populace out upon t'e ~
beach, at least such as are able 10 cl!os
comforts Of this kind, willie the poorer
classes took their excursions on 1e1rsooa''
and
GOT ALL TIE FRESH AIR POSSIBLE A.,
on the rivers. 1t was sight to witness tns
steamers plying between New oiA uae aae
Coney Island, every one OF whlcn 1,,,a Maa
{rctghted down with human careoes' Ane
, 1881-08-07


Jesse and Frank 20 into Turning conmu-
nifty md bccnmc acquainted with tho sl"t. a1il
Dick u,It certain ONES, after IL careful study hf
their character, to Join them In Il particular
roahcry. They carefully hroach the subject 10
the..i and il they willing they ayrct 10 give
them uil the WY from Sf'N to 500 tuch. They
ure rcquirt,l to t1,l! the horses und re n:l guns.
and raisc IL rlcStt while jes,e anu Fraak. with
pcFil:lp- one Two eIucr.rnccu TRUSTEES.
10 tie robling. Immediately after the
completion OF the jo, the farmers ar:
pail the stipulated sum, whether
tic baul is large or small, and then they rIe To
their ho1n4s, while the Junes boys strike nut ~
Il place nj safety. The men who have he':il ti-
weighed ntn the job tFo never nake,l to u into II
slt1iiur undertaking Il s*.ct'nfl time, hut tncy
ever ufterward rc,suin under the power und
fear o1 the noted robhcr ch!eftuins, upon whom
they dare slleAl, for by doing they you'll
give themselves away. They always stand
really to protect and sccrete the James boys
when they arr: hard pressed. THIS explains wny
the James buys nave: So many friends III Mis-
souri,, nnd why It is SO difficult 10 catch them:
1t Ii us hara1 To t3nn them III Missouri as IT would
be to tuu needle in Il Eay-stacn.
, 1881-08-07

HAnu1snCKG, aug. The Republican State
Convention has been called To nleer In this city
on the stu nT September, to nominate II cnudt-
date tor State Treasurer and appointing State
Central Committee to serve for one ycAr.
4 month or two u,O there was every Indication
that this coming Convention would be equally Us
stormy as the last Republican State Convention
held here was ut which the fatal 4tab was given
to the third-tcrin business by one-half OF this
Convention refusing to be bound BY the tnstruc-
tions to support Grant as n unit at Chicago; but
Guitcal1s bullet has effected such wonderful
results in harmnnizin9 Pennsylvania politicians
that on the night preceding this Republican
Convention tho Cnmcron lion, tho troublesome
Woife from the rugged forests Of Union, and
the lant,l:ke Quay will llc down together, aud
the next morning will walk uI' the hill to the
Convention, nominate Senator Davies OF i}rAl-
ford fur State Treasurer, appoint Col. \. Loution
SnoWslun OF Philadelphia Chairman Of the State
Committee, walk duwn the hill again. accept
Senator Caneron's invitation to test the quality
nuu quantity Of bis wines, And then 20 home
happy.
Perhaps 1t Is well to mention that Senator Da-
yies is d Gil1norranshire Welshmnn, educated
nt Owegn Academy. New York. untl that Archl-
tAIu Lnt1dou Snowtion comes OF Pennsylvania
Scotch Presbyterian stuck
, 1881-08-07

Nor is it to he maryeled ut, when consider
| that this planet was the most brilliant and
| chHugcaulc, us well us the nearest and Appar-
eutly largest celestial body that presented IT.
self to their nightly view, and tllAt in the clear,
exti,iisit ether Of Arabian skies. and the ca'f
! nights of lsldin and Egypt, It shonc among the
/ heavenly host With iu5ter unknown TO dwellcEy
| In the crowded cities OF q northern cline.
somcthng more. than gaze, speculate and ad-
mirc: with supreme patience they reared LOFTY
| towers and grand pyramids, and Invented in-
transit instrument, the ncrome1er. and tho tel
cscopc OF tO-tiuy. \ college nf astronomy w,s
foundcfl fy the priesthood Of Egypt, the Worship
| OF the nlt,on growing nut OF their frequent use
| of her pictured or carved snAgc in making their
| meteorological announcements to the people;
| as, for instance, when the Nile was about to
] overflow, warning hcralds sent through tho
streets bearing nloft the familiar symbols 0f tho
| river goddess, and t:iilcC figure ot tho moon
III the pbnst it would present ut the dAic OF the
expected rising.
In the course OF time. the Specification was
forgotten, the sy1ubo! was wurship:d. and final
ly wbut it represented dciticd. The uloon no
longer appeared to the Culettered pbpu!ace iis
merely Il brilliant lamp suspended from II rt-
yoyIng dome, ami shining until exttn1uiShed by
the wutcrs vi the oceAn, but now was looked
upon with awe as region Of sublime mystsr-
This yeneration of the moon gradually sprend
with population to all parts ut the world. We
have records of ancient Chinese cereMonnis,
relics found among Urulslical reinlns In West
crn Europe, accounts or :'strouofn!ca pictnre-
writings Of 81 religious character, ana lunar cal
eudars uf gold. silver. and stone discovered IN
ancient ten4p1e-ruin5 III Mexico, tentrals and
South -smericA.
Among tho buildings devoted to lunar wor-
ship rluy t,e mentioned the wonderful Temple Ut
DINA ut Epnessis, built at the combined cx-
pense of the nations ut Asia, md the .na.nift-
cent mansion OF the moon adjoining the rt1n-.
plc If the sun fl ancient Clxcp: this building
WIS i'll fur1i IL pyFauti'ln pavilion With hos'rs and
Enclosures completely iucr:stei with rirterlux
silver. NithIu. tho southern wall, was Il
painting in white, presenting the moon 's- II
beautiful wOlnnn; on either side along the east
crl and western walls lnussIve thro:ses OF
silver were s,tteA tbs: dead queens OF Peru. etn-
ialu1cd and arrayc.l in regal splendor-F: Z.
EFuuX, IL IUp,tttr Science iIpi.th u for -1ayust
, 1881-08-07
billy Boards Wonderful Ciotacs-A
Young NAN Ruined by OvcrIndul-

Lyu:srfllc cou4ter-Journaf. ...
The following dispatch to the C0nracT-JottT1dL
which appeared i'll yesteruays issue, caused
great deal OF local cos,l1nent:
"pnuScEToS, Aug " C. l.: heard TOR the
past year mule und llDrsc buyer for ". Roach Uf
Louisville, has yictin,izcd the banks and busl-
ness men OF this aud adjoining counties Tor
Of es eaee tce
ernphed to al! points for tue police 10 arrest and
hold him. lie is badly wanted"
The ". L. T.. Beard referred to in the ABOVE
dlsputch is tauliIiarly known In Louisville as
Billy Beard. lie has lived here for perhaps five
years, and among horse traders has as
State. Five years ago ht' came 10 Louisville.
and went into business with his uncle, :john
Keurd, Esq, who at thut time owned large
between Seventh and Eighth, jus, onc door
west Of Alcxunier's Hote!: John Bcard was
wealthy. and his nephew, lilly. though 4 very
yo,,r t1lnn, wis u keen trader. between tho
two they should have made money, but they
failed to do so, In three years after the cstab-
assignment, and, strange 10 say his estate barely
pnid 80 cents Oh the dollar. His failure was
pretty generally attributed Billy's lavish
start distinguished himself as the fastest
young person II the ,nn Wian S r. snaa5 e5fa
does for dime. In fact, he hadn't the rcmotcst
lookin1 Young fellow. full of life and viyucity.
bu, wtha! a. 9nd ,d, es eos,iai ns
Kind Of garments from fashionable taslors all
over tie country. Every day saw him Ill 4 new
suit out and out. II sas his boast at oue Ii'ne
that be had in hls wardrobe 1oo shirts and collars
With socks and underwear in like immense pro.
norton. to say nothing Of twenty suits Of
Clothes pairs Of boots and shoes an un.
n,.nrrnafs lie was q second Conl-Oil Johnny in
Ills til IS respect If he bought suit Of clothes
that didn't please him in every pnrtscular slr.
sr.s ,nude a present of it, 1t is said
that upon one occasion be entered the eoas fssr
ring ut Euncnce Wa sc 1i, nonses i
IN hrana 5'ns new suit suit Of clothes OUT a1t out Ills
cigar single mouth II fysd w. risr ,q5e
h,,c1. ri his boots or the boy who groomea his
n"f horst. wore better cIvthes than the average
Society youth. No wonder then that bl'ly nearu
3.Ierer fellow, and upon every occasion q
thorough gentleman; but At length ne tell % and,
a. the dispatch above declares. Is NOW 1ug'-
rive from justice.
, 1881-08-07
That Missing EulIct-1t Is Discovered
a~af, In q Dogs Back.

T1asAin9ton q. C:5 1Hsl- D,o.;
That "lost bullet; which d,u no, ,e ents' IN rood
uuu t"anv Races. and Iy and by the public WI w
Wonder an whether or not Guiteau did mo not ie let
70 ut the President with Gat!inWT Wbsn gnn rhe he
Ttend neiol W was picked up it had two empty y
CHAMBERS More than TIC re9uisit nnmoe. nce and ID
balls have beeu found to fill the vacance e~snd1a %
e;s G!eu@ i ii is now believed by many .hat va the
for bullet Is IL tat ae CT! ,bou, in two
low dogs back. This yellow oos; -, he fho
animal ami W Which followed tho Presidents cur r.
riaFe in the uauEysaton procession and came suehs
ehn1cr ebnn | 1T tho house OF Mr.. ". L. Penn, on on
st. Asaph street: where he was cared l1r npi ~
Miss Waite 4. Penn There ne renaiaeo seot ani
,ne tnen tnoS his departure, returning one "Gek s
later later with bullet wound in bis aeSed ease apd
course Of the ba was e5tac tHe faer at Tie
, 1881-08-07

To the Western associated Press.
NEW York, Aug G.-IIundreds Of AIetho-
dists were OH the 1nman Line pier to-day
when the steamer City Of Berlin sailed, hay-
ing on board fifty delegates to the great
Ecunenical Conference to be held in Lon
don next month. Besides the delegates were
Il number of other Methodist clergylncn and
frienus, making total OF ITS. Only twenty
seven other passengers were on the steamer.
Tile cabin table was filled with beautiful
floral tributes sent to departing clergymen.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
Francis Murphy. the temperance orator,
sailed for Liverpool this morning. He in
tends to organize q temperance movement III
England and Ireland.
SHARES.
Three more monster sharks were caught
in the North and East Rivers to-day.
QUINLAN.
John c. Quinlan, financial editor Of the
Tines and for Stlille time connected with the
Associated Press, died last evening after an
Illness of five weeks. lie was warmly
cherished as friend by his associates OIL
the press and among men in other calllng;s
profession.
FIVE PEE CENTS.
For some time past. but more particularly
within few days, there have been large
purchases up into millions of old United
States ) per cent coupon bonds, not cStend-
eti, Ut 1Ol!,1. These bonds are called in for
August II, and, on that date will be worth,
principal and interest. 101.4 40, and while there
IS all apparent loss iu these transactions,
there is Il real profit wien the whole affair
is explained Some parties here. including
prominent Nationa! banks, put in a request
10 have alargc amount ri bonds extcnd-
cd, which. request the Department
granted. although the bonds were not dc
posited at the time. The large purchases al
luded to arc to complete tue delivery OF these
cover up short interest Oh the old p; IAe
parties making these operations sold the cX-
tended IS to l03 and upwards, and, as it will
now be seen, have made quite profit. 1t IS
stated that one of the National banks made
operations Of this kind to tho extent Of
S2QQuO.WO.
, 1881-08-07
Uncertainties OF the Light Of tho Fut.
uFFs

N0st0n IIrfY{f*fr+ -
Shortly after III O'Clock lust night the electric
lixht in s'colfAy square. ulad in several d0te9
and elsewhere about town suddenly BECAME ex-
tsuguished- Tie result was fureseen In roun%5
IIutcl and in tho fremont House in sufficient
time to light the gus, but in tho streets
there w:,s Hu help for It, and until tho
police lighted che street KAs-lignts pedestrians
and vehicles obliged to continue their ways
without light The cuusc Of tho exttnxu!shnlcnt
Of the lights was the brchkli,E Ut four nrsus
Ut q fiye-foot tweuty- inch face driving pulley
OH the main shaft ur the enEiuc-rtotn where tho
electricity is generated. Tho breaks n upps.ur
tn be new otc5. and apparently not t1ue to de-
fccts III the cAsttng. VI course II WAS ncctd-
enry iu Immediately shut tinwn. 1t seems thut
M prnrision hud been made to meet accidents
Of this kind. or Mt least there IL no evtenct. "f
1t, TOR the lights were Dht AX!ttn lighted lust
night 1t is Thought that the 1ltcessary rcpnlrs
will tc made, III time to resume lighting to-
night.
, 1881-08-07

animal still carries the bullet All the circut-
stances point to the bullet as the one first shot
which all rrare has been lost. The dog
lelt Alexandria on Wednesday week
ngo, and the papers OF this city the next morn-
put In an appearance. After II short stay he
returned to his homc in Alexandria where he is
HOW en1oyl1'.; his freedom. h!s mistress, Miss
rem, having procured for hin, II brass license
tux. The wound in the dogs back has healed
considerably, but it is still plainly visible and
very sore to the touch. The flesh and hair have
been plowcd by tho bullet in Il straight line up
the dogs back for about four inches.
, 1881-08-07
Senator Zen r11i1.. Condition.


Senator BcnIa1uin II. Hill, Of Georgia, was
seen last evening by Past reporter ut tte Bal
1i1norc & Intu,nAc itailrvaI depot ~hcre he was
nwu,Iny the train to carry him IT. the Alum
Springs. yu. to Join his wife and family. Mr.,
iii. though in fair health. looks wan and thin
trun, the recent operation to remove growth
~, his tongue. lie SPOKE without apparent diff
f;c,lltv. anc iu c!far voice, -" ntn just out of
hnspiial to-day" said he. - but excepting that
can't smoke and feel somewhat pulled do"a.
ain NIL right"
What WIS tho cause OF the trouble:" qucried
the reporter. .. .....
.tAu abrasion of the tongue some t1vc years
since br Il bruken tooth. una smoking while the
sure was there. De. Gross thinks there will be
no further trouble
, 1881-08-07
A Movement lnaugurated to Pre-.
vent the Adulteration OF
Lager Beer.
The Second Annual Convention Of the
Photographers to Be Held on
the 18th Inst,
Arrival of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg.
the Prima Donna, from
Europe.
The Gothamites Experience. Another Day
Of Almost Unbearable Heat.

LAGEIt-BEER.
4 MOVEMENT TO HAVE ALI. DEER SOLD
TESTED FOR ADCLTElsATIoN.
Special Di<pasea TO The Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, Aug. G.-The beer-brcwers
here are all worked up over the proposition
and determination of what is known rs the
Business Mems Society for the Encourage
ment VI Moderation to have the beer that is
uade and sold here tested and improved.
The Committee insist that it is time the pub
lie had pure beer made from good malt, and
not be compelled to drink the mixtures that
are now foisted upon the public, and which
are deleterious to great degree. The CONF
mittee propose to have the brewers answer
Some very pointed questions, anu have the
beer submitted to tests OF chemical analysis
to prove
WHETHER THE ANswE1,s AEE TnrE.
Some of these questions are rs follows: DO
you use in the manufacture Of your beer
corn, matted or raw, glucose, grape-susar,
potato-starch. corn-starcli, rice, ;tloes. mo-
lasses, coch. lndicus, or any other substitute
for pure and sound barley-malt and hops =
Ii so, what and iii what proportions '''
Are sou willing u permit in authorized
officer OF this Society to INSPECT the brewing
books Of your foreman or l1laster brewer for
the past five yearS?'' DO you in the manu-
facture Of your beer employ extract or es-
6tilcc OF hops or any other
SUBSTITUTE FOR CHOICE I1oPs?''
allow many barrels of beer did you make
last year, and how many bushels of malt or
pounds Of hops did you use III their pro.luc-
uon::' WI hat are the proportions Of barley
ual1 and hops used in the making Of a bar
rel Of your beer as usually furnished by you
to your customers - "'Are you willing to
make oath that your answers to the above
questions are 1rllc'' The circular is now
being printed aud mailed. Every hcer-brewer
III this vicinity will receive if OIL Monday
1.eNt, and it will be sent to all respectable
dealers who supply beer to the New York
market, including the brewers OF Rochester,
Cincinnati, Toledo, and Milwaukee
, 1881-08-07
4 yyife,~ Arertlo,,Ate Devotion.

Nttr fUTk EfVTfas.
Anna Dcyerc, II grim -ti9AEtA female from
Jubustuwtl, r,1,, was before Justice Ftlpubct, In
Jersey Iity. this morning. on charge Of ubun-
doliiny her husband Tue iuun. WIN Is very old
and frAil. is hopcte5ly ins;tne- Not hAr.ux been
Il resilient Of Jtllnsttwn tor 4 year the nuthori-
ties there refused to TAXI Of hitl. and more
especially because his wife and chiIdrtn uro
1t would b: Il +.ot,d plan TO bring him tn Jersey
City lose him, uud she titt So leaving nlsu on
the street. He wandered nrulinh until the I,lice
tn,k hiu, in. Ill. wife Inquired after him ut tho
Fourth Precinct Station und wns arrested.
Justice Iel1uhet held her until she could COIN
m.1iitntc with her chllf'.1l. telling her thit she
must tnkc tho IT'D ulan huInt or ~ to iniL
There are more cures made with Hop 0itteFs
thun nli other medicines.
, 1881-08-07
MINNESOTA scHllFT7FNFFsT.

ST. PAU. Minn., Aug. 1.-THE contes: for
the team prize ut the Schiincnfcst to-day
was 4 spirited affair, and resulted as follows:
Manhattan, first prize, score 1.:oS; Alma,
second. l,l21; Monroe, third, l,ltr}; st. Paul,
fourth, Loss; Milwaukee, fifth, 1850; Day.
export, sixth, 1861. Downee, OF New York,
won tile King prize, making 10 ont OF a pos
sible H. The prizes will be distributed to-
ltorrow, alld the visiting teams will leave
for their homes on MUnAt:tr.
, 1881-08-07
OREGON AND CHINA.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 6--.lrticles OF in-
corporation have been filed BY the Oregon
l. China Mercantile Company. The capital
stock i: 81, ,O0,0oO, divided in 400 shares. Tho
object OF the corporation il to hire, buy, and
charter vessels to ruin between this port and
any city i'll China, and to transport laborers
and Others to aud from these places. Chinese
goutiS are also to be bought aud sold, and the
company granted the right to hire and e.1l-
pl,y laborers to build railroads, cut timber.
and do any other work that may bc required
Tile charter Is perpelUal.
, 1881-08-07
SPOTTED-TAIIi.
The Noted Sioux Chief Fatally Shot
by Crow-Dog at Rosebud.
There Had Been liI-Fee1ing Between the
Chiefs for Some Time.

DEADwoon, D. T., Aug. Ga Pioneer
special from Pine Ridge Agency, Neb., says:
Crow-Dog, Captain OF Police at Rosebud
Agency, shot and
INSTANTLY KILLED srorrEn-T!AL
about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
There had been an lll-feeling between them
for some time
Crow-Dog went to Fort Niobrara to remain
until further developments.
Trouble is Anticipated.