The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-12

OIL V. Simpson and =. C4lSn Lac
rs-ce. 10th ~ell-knoE ne5fsH1- sIhe d.hi'
Guilty grew ou, Of The s<ose4rsss anal
dett- Simpson fred -, al Snorfal,
wounded Lawrence ia IL ADD 49, Law
renee fred three shots. 90 fssiy EJECT
the las; one pcretra;sns Dtup 81 heart
Lawrence expired Soa1s bou Eier Us
shooting.
ForKIEEy boys la,ely esrsp I Aosn the
House az Ke,ug. a; LAnIsviiIf j., n.y. ~
means 0; [ roi,e made e ehesss an sian'
kets.
A explosion - dyn rte and
g~unpo~der occurred recsza ely n ihe house
% steyhen Young. in lord, y, Eight
persons were injured. Co fat ht Mr..
Young was having a well 6as. Nephew
George 4. Young, 81 LowS. wAs ksD~ins
how q dynamite charges houtbeusA when
one exploded. Corcussioual also ssrloted
the remainder Of the cartr1gss a. two
kegs Of powder. The injuredwge ttephen
young. George Young. a : nam = Barr
and one named Foss. a dau5 ht<rof Young,
Miss Sadie Greenfield. Of Horhes ~ and
two whose names were - sscr tanned
Young's daughter and Barry died Some
o;hors were seriously injured n louise
and contents were burneI TO rs gr =
4 svIT for criminal nesliEeneewn ixtrly
entered again; the James Gal 'iiains
Company, at Uniontown, p. In whose
works fourteen persons wero kulc'l q a
recen; explosion.
RoBIxsos KExr and Eimond JEFF rSCn,
two prominent characters OF Port siuah,
Arr, were placed on trial "a the nd
States Court "a few days ago. charged sffh
iuurdcria; u man several vars ago. he
case was an interesting one. and more han
twenty witnesses were ia attendauce, aai
there was much excitement.
THE Toledo. o.. Produce Exchangs lately
sen: an address - the railway mana ,er
Of the country urging hat freight chan gs
are too high, and that IN view OF de-.
creased values OF Western productg thsrs
should lie q revision and reaijuscDent %
rates. There seetnei 10 b great inter u
over the matter at Toledo.
AFEw mornings < Il fire in the sab
of the Hills Spring Passenger iAilwi V,
Company at Baltimore, Nd, complet0yd
s;roye-i the large building, togethes witt
ii4ttDS ~ A COMPANY
horses. The flames started in the 10 hit
and spread so rapidly that only fifta<n o,
the horses could he taken out snd ouD n
car was removed. There were sixty <ighi
horses in the stable when the fire waGdis.
covered: seventeen were rescued, alttsDugh
badly scorchei. The fire started ovot the
front entrance, and after the halters Veru
cut The horses refused 10 10" led from The
burning building. Ten cars were buroed.
Loss. S2U0r; insurance. $4,000. So
PERSONS passing along the Dcs Moi0es
River, near Des Moines, Ia. recently, fod -
the foot and leg of u child protruiins frtQ
the bank nj the mouth of "A rayine. whGno
ii had been buried by some unknown q.
son. The hank had been washed a.,
exposing the limb.
\ YoUrn on the farm OF James Wax.
kins. near Liberty. Va. was rcceut6
standing under Il tree, talking 10 some q
rroeS. The sky was slightly overcast.
vivid fash Of lightning. followed iustantl&a
by Il clap Of thunder, startled the partV
The youth fell dead. His clothing waS
torn u shreja, but the skin ON his bod &
was broken in only one small place. 8
u'iN DiNDfs a Nfi desperate fibiihiH =
cowboy. who fatally shot Hans Rookie somua
time ago and male his escape, was recently /
captured Ut Lagrange, Ore. lS officers.
Soon after the capture Binder made his /
escape again after adesperatc struggle and |
fed To Baker City, intending 10 take n train
for the East there. The Deputy Sheriff
and n posse Of men surrounded the dcsper-
ado and compelled him to surrender. Bin
der was brought 10 Portland AMI heavily
shackled. Although only twenty-thrcc
years old he is very desperate. and has
been concerned in several murders.
EoS PETERSON, said To be- the leader OF n
gang OF burglars at Decatur. H., was ar
and jailed a few days a-0. He was
charged with being one of the gang who
went through n leading dry goods store
long ago, when several hundred dol
lars worth Of goods were hauled away on
n hand car. The goods were subsequently
in the timber, where they were hid
den.
\ MOVEMENT was recently on foot in
New York to restrain the eminent traE-
cdian, John Mccullough. in an insane asy-
His wife was thought t. be the
mover in the cause. Mr.. McCullough's
mind has not gained its accustomed viGOr !
and he will probably become rayius