The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-26

Governor, vino, being in love with an
Arab had caused her Arab lover. . sheikh.
10 be arrested and nearly iogged 10 death.
Tue troops we're as FIRST unable 20 disperse
the mob.
BAxprrs for the purpose Of pillsse, a.
tempted 10 burn Ma;anEas, Cuba, bss we're
unsuccessful.
Jonx HUNTER vas lately stabbed TO
death in q saloon I'm Ludington, o., by
James Jones, who was promptly arrested
HAnEY TAYLOR. William +. Campbell
and Miss Maud Reed, Of Dsnver. Col, ~ers
recently drowned while crossing the
Grand River on their wsyt % their ranches
NEPHEW Of osrnsn Digna. and sixty
! other rebels, were recently killed In an at'
tack upon a provision train. conveyed by
friendly Arabs, near Suskim.
At a special meeting Of the League in
Dublin, William Redmond denied that the
! sh.Americans are becoming apataetie
toward the National movement
Two THOUSAND French troops effected .
landing near Foo Chow September l., and
attacked the Chinese force stationed there,
| dr;viu- them inward and infictins severe
loss On them. The Chinese did not oGer
much resistance.
Mrs. AXIS RrrrER, OF Reading, Pa,
while suffering from a mild attack OF one OF
Harrison's reyivals, imagined herself q
funeral pyre and set fire 10 1t. She held a
club and beat away those who attempted
TO save her. She said she was offering q
| sacrifice 70 the Lord.
The war party in China has succeeded in
| obtaining the appointment Of a colleague
for Lii Hung Chang, the Chinese Foreign
Minister. Ii Hung Chang is for peace.
His colleague is expected to counternct his
efforts.
The sixteenth annual reunion Of the
Army OF the Cumberland began az Roches-
ter, y. Y. September l..h. General SEer-
idan presided and delivered n brief al
| dress. Among the distinguished veterans
present was General John y. Logan.
The police at Naples ave been ordered
to prevent religious professions which tend
TO the spread OF cholera, and which. it Is
believed. are promoted for sordil purposes.
AT the request OF the citizens OF Abing-
ton, Illinois, tie State Veterinarian ex-
amined the Angus cattle owned by John
Rogers. He has now brought suit for
$4,000 against his tOwnsmen. alleging that
they c~onspircd to stop his sales by false
reports
CAROLINE SCHARFF, q shoplifter known
throughout the West, was lately captured
while operating in a dry goods store at
Milwaukee, and secured her liberty by
paying a fine of twenty dollars and costs.
The Commission appointed by President
-: -. ..l 10th r,avtra
will leave October 10Th for the City OF
Mexico, expecting to be absent six months.
DIsKISs is the name OF a poor white man
in Aiken County, South Carolina, who was
recently sentenced to one month in jail.
He asked for the order Of commitment, and
walked ten miles to deliver himself. When
he returned, he collected two dollars from
the Justice for mileage under the provis
ions Of the State law
STATEMENTS were aot long ago sent out
from La Crosse that the damage to wheat
by rust is widespread, and that q Mime
sofa miller suff red heavy loss in New
York on four made smutty wheat which he
had cleaSsed.
LEADING citizens Of Eau Claire, Wis.
appeal to the public for aid for the suffer
ers by the recent overflow Of the Chippewa
River, and appointed q committee TO dis
tribute contributions.
THE bondholders of the Vulcan Iron
Works, of st. Louis, held q meeting Sep
TENDER 10Th and decided, il is understood,
TO foreclose a mortgage for 100000 on
the Consolidated Ore and Steel Company.
WILLIAM HARRISON, n noted horse thiei
in Virginia, while being taken TO jail,
leaped from a fast train near Cowie Sta
ton, in handouts. He was seen On the
highway, later, ironed. but no one dared
attempt his capture.
The recent prolonged deliberations oI
the Western Railway Managers in Chicagl
resulted in the formation of n pool be
tween three Pacific lines from Ogden, Al
buquerque and Ell Pasoto San Francisco,
the Central and Southern roads to receiv,
s~eventy-three per cent. of the freight
moneys. The Southw estern Lumber Poo
has been dissolved because of the cut>
made by the roads running down the great
rivers.
MRS. JOSEPH STEVENS, Of Hollisterville,
Pa, who was for years in the habit OF eat
ing raw ham, suffers SO terribly from
t~richiniasis that she constantly pleads witt
her friends TO kill her. The worms keel
her flesh in perpetual motion, AMI fire.
uuently twist on: from the muscles il
wriggling masses.