The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

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Sons injured ssrio<dy.
BAaSunS circu@ rs STRUCK b. . storm
ss CorHandt, N.Y., rscsuf1y. he tsnts
were blown dowIand sbous forty persons
injured There rs . scene OF ths wildcat
confusion smonathe ten thousand psssons
present The dsSass~ topropsrty smoo.ssd
b $4,000.
A vIcKssUpo special telegram nom
Delta reports that . construction train on
the vicksburs, Shreveport q fsciae
Railroad fell through . bridge over All
gator Bayou killing Engineer Vandsrbers
and the fireman The accident was caused
by Q rail betsg torn up for the purpose OF
wrecking the train.
AsrrAnRa With cholers aboard arrived
| Oh Huelva, Spain, recently. The inhaoi-
tants were panic-stricken and Ned ecross
the frontier into Portugal.
FRANK G. vrrrUn, Fred Jones and John
| Orepiorf, y..ts-s 20 I'D Families OF Cars
ton. Ill, while fishing in b illinois, kfver
RECENTLY, we're drawn into . whirlpool.
Their boa capsissd and they were drowned.
The bodies were recovered.
PIoxKERs' day 1.-THE 24th), was generally
observed In Utah.it being the thirty-seventh
anniversary Of Brigham Young's entrance
to the valley. All the banks, courts and
public Offices generally were closed at
Salt Lake, and nearly all the stores. There
were many excursions, and crowds OF
people went TO the lake and canyons and
other settlements.
AT Warsaw another magistrate has been
arrested for completely in the plot against
the life Of the Gar.
AT London the new seven per cent loan
Of $50, 1900, which Senior Moetzlin, the
Mexican debt agent, is trying TO float,
will be offered at seventy-fve cents.
A NEW expedition to the Congo country
is being sent out by the German-African
Society. Lieutenant Schultze has been ap
pointed leader Of the expedition.
AT New York recently, Rowl & Dem
man, building materials, assigned with
preferences Of S53.S95.
AT Coshocton, o., the Panhandle Rail-
way paid Lafayette Huff 5000 for injuries
caused by being elected from . train
year ago.
AT San Francisco Post Collector Sears
i%nterprets the amended Chinese restriction
act to extend the restriction until 1891, ac-
cording to section /. This adds two years
to the period of restriction OF the original
act.
A MAN named O'Brien, Of the crew Of
the steamer st. Dunstan, at Liverpool from
Marseilles last week, and having had two
cases Of cholera on board, took lodging in
a densely populated quarter Of Liverpool,
where he was seized with cholera symp-
toms and was forthwith isolated.
TIE London Standard had q dispatch
dated "Malagasey Camp, June q, saying
that n thousand two hundred French
troops attacked the Hovas at six O'Clock on
the morning Of that date. The French had
mounted gendarmes, and infantry and ar.
tillery. The artillery had six field pieces
of three mitrailleuses. Tho attack lasted
three hours, when the French retired.
The National Encampment at Mime
apolis elected Kountz, Of Ohio, Commander
for the ensuing year.
AT New Orleans, Victor Eloy, for wife
murder, and Kendrick Halland (colored),
for killing his mistress, were hanged on
the 18th.
A POSSE was out in Jackson County
Tex, hunting a gang of horse thieves. The
Sheriff was wounded by one Of the
thieves.
AT Tacoma, w. T., q fire the other morn.
ing destroyed two blocks, comprising TWEEN
ty-two business buildings. The loss wa,
$4,000. Cause unknown.
AN empty shifting engine on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, with five Of her crew on
board, running from Whitehaven to Neco.
peck siding, exploded the other morning.
The entire crew were reported killed.
Three were blown to pieces and could
not be found. Having no /f1agnlan
to warn an approaching fright train,
the latter ran INTO the Wneck, demolishing
seven cars arr fatally w~ounding the en-.
gineer. The explosion occurred in a lonely
place.
TIL authorities were recently investigat.
ing an alleged case of cholera-a child tina,
died on the Anna p. Silver between New
Orleans and st. Louis. 1t was believed to
be an ordinary case of summer complaint.
The parents were Spaniards and had beer
in this country afew weeks.
THE officer commanding the United States
troops charged with the duty Of expelling
the sQuatters from the Cherokee outlet
lands of the Indian Territory, has re-
quested the Interior Department to send &
to point out the persons to be elected
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER