The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05

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rfns n = train of eessasrw rzr< s~sns1
tssas .sxse Az~fnrEa CaFr1& $3.50 81
Fon Cs.isB. assszs asaasshs So sseAasa.
'estT tie Greeks. Als LAKE tz F@&s
: kr trzlB wSs a-zTsn< MASSES. : s2
satson besf Gtr~i~y. ruszHinx sss<k twssy
re miles az hoa1, ~s-a Es<saouCIf-a
4l~coserod ghss TIC za sRs 81 err Hs FN
srFs~d tse engine and fsfrw sp~n ta~ sAs
tie valve. Thsfr were SIXTY sr~a IA tse rzT
ssrzasci ia ihree i~r e t~rSAs ca ssss~f
ssie. The forward stdc COS .ss es~rs
and men m taaks s~s-Cfsn< xAias Iss
r~zf ss1e soos sss $50 eo--i sn1 he art
Who awcks ds.ooyrrssi The h0vrx unxxxa
ped births BRAT In 4 ~oSassin.ng futasss 90
hFc, t,issg the car wah sssoxr aaa eatsisas
Of e~@p- In thai fiirscEsn- The
ONLY MAN 80 EaEEss
- EG@AA- $50 ~"
ear aud TIE enxsnc. jaasn Rive. ef Etx~T
Wis, and Eimrs Allies -
Iowa rro~d~i iianotgti the e~fzralas and
tined Ia pass la xNtef tsusza Tie sagIas
tank Owing ~ TIRE ~saf.Stsng Kasea
u wxs dl1scuii In aruuse ib1 s~t-rt-x~ >ms
wesr kEckol and bruised Ia a shssEing uzzG
nrr. sisi finally pitched cat n The " lssiow
Inc srream. of ih-ssr unable Ia sri thfosSh
th. ha-af-4 .r..rsnsx a.r- a~rFs4ks4T H.
" ild giar- 81 ihe fame a. ths barulas cat
the victims on,.iic Who ~flshei h.
agony on The cactus t~SiS. afsi eausrSi Inc
Wild beasts la the adialnlng ar b. t~osne
frantic With terror. making an appalling
scene. TIE performers who "ceapiSi lie
rear car gaESi With white fscra At
ruE sPECTAcf-E
In the mtisl az the r.sgfuslon. two 90 shsee
heroic souls appeared equal 10 TIE esssoa
and hrsSely Gu, n Way to their cosutsnisas
10 find them already Ia the agony % dcsIh.
Albert Lake, In charge of thr animals. SD
his friend Kent over The eartas In their hare
feet POURED buckets Of oil on tie hlis
tered u~nfogtunairs ami wrapisSi Lsrm IN
blankets. An Old Pacific c.ast sailor named
Mcdonald. formerly With foget@G.h's show.
was terribly burned. tie fc~h hanging ia
shrs-is. The hrartr.nding cries ot tho En~n
the prairie, the sipo;ilcresi zpT~rals at Tho
dying within the ear. the rear 81 tae flames
and the bowling at the animals made tie
scene beyond description The o.aE Of
roasting flesh. and the distant
CRY 10 TnE Won
added Ia the hur ct of the SCENE. The yoirrs
Of the diving :. ~ fainter and sopa ceased
meantime thL engine had gone o. ,.ureicH
for assiS;r so. returning with bf. jesse
Iiow.-, '..~ldrnt of Tire State Medical A.
MANY of the rescued. 'on bring
pulled through the small window. bad their
limbs broken, FONTS disioratnd. hands and
feet burned OF. aud roasted trunks \
body was fouNi In one plS,r. lrgs in an
other. and piles 81 n~as;ei. shrivel-i car
cas-eS were pulled out of the ruins, 40
daylight a fiat car carried The chsrrrd
bodies into Gnr~iey for lutrtmen,. The
County Commissioners buried the frrnaii.
In a huge coffin. seven feet Vide ami t~u
feet long. In the Greeley cemetery. Rev.
Mr.. Reed OF the Presbyterian Church. ron
Quoted the funeral services. The Coroner
.empanelled a jury. who were
UNABLE To RAJ
the cause Of the Ere or sry
important facts, n the manager.
with the remainder Of the company. lef Inn
mesiiately for Golden. To 81 si afternoon
engagrm-nl IL u Impossible. 90 sei a cntii-
pi.te list of the dead. a. MARY bad bern sTi-
gagged but n day or two. and their naI->
are unknown. The names of the dead u
far as learned arc as fellows. Alex. Ne
Ie,i. Marneite, Wis: Thomas Mccarthy.
Independence. Iowa; John Kelly. New
York city: N. Others were known a. Silver
Thorn. Andy. French. Frank. George.
Smiihic and one unknown.
DENVER. Col. August 3n.-The follos-
ing Is 4 li.t 81 the Sufferers 81 the circus
frr now ut ~. Lakes Hospital, this eiiq :
r. r. Fairbanks. asri twenty-five. arms
legs and fare badly burned: Albert Borden,
agcd eighteen. Logan. kaS.. arms and fac
badly burned: Thomas ~t.olstsa. agesi sevea-
teen, Detroit Mich. very bf'ily burned On
bach and legs: ". J. Simmerrnan. sgfsi
eighteen, ST. Louis. sriits, lrgs. back AID
face badly burned: FTans kiu<. Nsfsofni-
nee, Mich. badly burned about The has.i.
and feet: Michael Mcs'lins. aged twenty.
eight 81 Holtop, Mich. face and hants
badly burned. lie will probably sil@.
A Number 81 the rrscnoi agree TIA: IN the
car were two barrels of g~asolirs which
were exploded either by sparks from the
engine or from a torch with whirh the nasu
we're accustomed to Iigh; themselves io led.
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Fierce storm of BaIi.t. 1T fIms-Dssth
OF . IArg~ Number az rltfs~es
CuanIrIos. PEgr, August 21-fa Lima
on ihe 18th. there was n storm Of bulisi' .Os
over six hours. Cac.Tes entered tie e,sy
with his rabble. yelling sod firing Tbs
night before eli the government, troops wsTs
withdrawn from Csry;si. and the sutsv -