The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

resort by some seventy horses belonging
20 Captain William CottreIl: to Loui.
Martin, of Mobile; % X =. Brown, the
Pittsburgh millionaire: % T. J. Moor. oi
California. and others. Arrangements are
being made for a spring meeting. a, which
it is expected steps will b. taken to make
II one Of the most popular tracks in the
Union.
DosSELL. LAWSON & SIMPSON. the WEI
known New York bankers who Suspended
during the recent paaic, haus resumed
business.
THE AncIen: Order Of the knights OF the
Mystic Chain were lately IN session ~
Pittsburgh. There were thirty delegates.
representing twenty-five States.
A COW was recently observed diggin.
potatoes near Maysville, KY. After dig
ging them viii aer horns she ate them.
FROM recen: estimates il has been found
that the orange crop e Florida for Thu,
year will exceed three million boxes
Mss FLORENCE GIRAKD, actress, has De
gun a SANDER sui; for $1,000. in the
Supreme Court IF New York, a2ains, Miss
Carrie Turner, another actress.
JERE DUSS, the prizs fighter, Ian
guishes III tie Chicago Jail, charged with
aiding and abe'ting a pr u fight BE can
not raise tie .l,2JJ olil required
The local iii =. o, the Adam. Express,
a. Woonsocket, K. l., was enterei recently
during the night by BURGLAR, who rid
the SAFE II sll,cD0 in coupons aud bonds,
and 1900 in bank notes, both packages be-
longing - thu WoonsocXct Savings Insti-
tuition. The doors OF the Office were al
found locked in the morning, and the door
Of the safe, an old fashioned one, was
found closed, but not locked. The thieves
left no trace. The total value of the bonds,
cash, cheeks and notes stolen from the
Adams EXPIRES, ofice at Woonsocket was
stated to be slG,JJ.
AT Palmyra, Harrison County, Ind, re-
Gently, a party of thirty women, disguised
in mems clothes, rode up To the liquor sa-
loon If William Botr, al a late hour of the
night, and demanded admission Of Bott,
whose residence is in the house with the
saloon. Enforcing the demand with drawn
revolvers, they were admitted 10 the house
and at once set to work and broke all the
~decanters, glasses and other furniture Of
the bar. and knocked i'm the heads If all
the barrels and key, and poured out the
liquor. They then ave Bott notice that il
he reopened the saloon they would pay
him another visit and lynch him, as they
did not intend To tolerate the sale of liquor
in the town. Bott began to look for an.
other location.
JAMES DUNCAN, Of Dallas, Tex, recently
fell dead in a chair in a saloon. A note
was foun on him reading: ~ am fifty
years old to-day, and this is my last day
on earth. l am tired Of the world"
A UNITED STATES Deputy Marshal re-
Gently seized the well-known fremont
Brewery, of Boston, for alleged revenue
frauds, and arrested the proprietors, Nell
and Henry Kenny. WI Claffv, the driver
of the concern, who had defaulted on his
bonds in a case of alleged revenue fraud
some time ago, was also arrested.
FRANK PATTERSON, of Freehold, ". j.,
was recently arrested for having forged
Endorsements on notes acgregating 5000.
He was a vel known theatrical manager.
THE pust-oflice at Steelville, ILL.,, was re-
Gently robbed of 500 worth of jewelry.
jog GoFF, II desperate Texas highway.
man, who some months robbed a man
Of his money i'll a ravine near the city of
Fort Worth, and then made him strip off
his clothes, which he also stole, was sent
Ia the penitentiary for ten years a few
DAYS ago.
EDWARD q. FITZGERALD, Jr., of Rich
Inond, Va, was accidentally shot n few
Z while packing lis trunk for his
wedding trip. The wound was probably
fatal.
FRANK RIGyEY, of the firm OF Rigney&
.lverly, WINNIPEG, Manitoba, recently
disappeared. He forged $1,000 worth Of
notes.
WILLIAM II. DEMPSEY, OF Washington,
D. c., was lately indicted by the Grand
Jury Of the Boston circuit on the charge
# defrauding the Navy Department. He
vas n stationer, and supplied most Of the
stationery used i'll the different depart.
nents of the capital. His plan, he alleged,
to secure orders from n department
md receive payment for goods withou,
delivering them.
RECENTLY while the employees of the
at Centralia, H., were at the
air, thieves entered at the rear window
nd abStrac.ed 500 in po,tag. stamps and '
- in cash. The city was full Of confidence ,
and thieves, attending the fair, and in ,
onnection with those that belong i'm the ,
ity, were ''doing'' the town with wonder ,
ul success.