The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-20

maltreatng him. The reason given for the
assault was that Cleveland had detained
the eleven-year-old son of Patterson during
the dinner hour without cause. The assail'
ant vas arrested.
TIE National Bank of Commerce, OF Min.
neapolis, Mimi, has been authorized te
begin business with a capital of 100000.
DENIsoN, Tex, brick layers struck re-
Gently for five dollars a day.
The Washington Star says: Late dis
closures how that the failure Of the bank
ing house of Middleton & Co. was not only
disgraceful, but one of the most disastrous
on record. Property left for safe keeping,
good margins on stock, charity funds, all
the deposits, and in fact everything, had
been swept away and used by this firm
until it is doubtful if it pays a cent or even
a mill on the dollar.
FAILURES for the past seven days in the
United States were 203, Canada p, or an in.
crease of Is. Casualties were lighter than
usual in tho New England and Western
States, but there was an increase in the
Middle, Southern and Pacific States and
Canada.
THEEBAw, King Of Burmah, recently
poisoned the Queen and her mother and
married the Queens sister.
A CEN Corsicana, Tex, special says:
The extraordinary hot weather of the past
few days eliminated in a small cyclone
and heavy rain storm. Two business
houses were unroofed, many houses blow
down and a number of residences some
what damaged.
THE lead body of a young man, whose
widowed mother lives at Bardstown, Ky.
was ound in Salt River, near Santa Fee,
Monroe County, Mo-, a day or two ago, his
arms bound and his neck broke. 1t was be-
lieved that he was brutality murdered and
thrown into the river. The matter was
being investigated.
VESSEL agents in Chicago are hopeful OF
a material advance in freight rates. En-
gagements were made one day recently
for over half a million bushels of grain.
FRANK L. LoRISG, of Chicago, who wa
sentenced for using the mails to defraud
surrendered himself to District Attorney
Tuthill, and was sent to Jail for twelve
months.
HUNT, STEWART & Co., cotton factors o.
New Orleans. failed recently. Stewart
states that the failure was caused by a
misunderstanding concerning the accept
anca of drafts.
FRANK ARBUCKLE caught his arm in
some of the machinery of Nathan Ar.
buckles mill ut R~ushville, Ind, recently,
and had the flesh literally torn from the
bones. Ha lived in extreme agony until
he was relieved by death.
THREE dynamite cartridges exploded II
Genoa, Italy, recentiy-two in front of the
Church of the Conception, the other il
close proximity to the church of San Lor.
emo.
A LONDON dispatch of the 18th says: TIL
Tichborne claimant (Arthur Orton) viii. be
released on a ticket of leave.
THE steamer Pearl mistook the lights at
White Rock, Lake Huron, the other night
and run on the rocks, where she was lying
in a p~erilous condition. Her cargo was
jettisoned.
BY splitting molten metal at the Ciucin.
natl and Newport iron and pipe work,
Newport, KY, recently, an employee named
Vanausdal was burned IL death, and two
others probably fatally injured.
AN explosion at Looms Mill, three miles
north of Little Rock, Ark, destroyed moS
of the structure: killed Anderson Car
penter, the engineer, N Elias Lee. badly
wounding two others.
ACTING GOVERNOR THOMAS, of Utah,
granted a reprieve to Hopt, pending his
appeal to the United States Supreme
Court. He was TO have been shot on tn.
18Th.
IT was stated that the Car had approved
he plan submitted by certain Russian
naval officers for an expedition to TIN
North Pole III sledses from the new 81.
berian islands.