The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS

JUDGE BARTLETT, Of New York, granted
an attachment against the property Of John
p. Dickinson defaulting cashier of the Wall
Street Bank, in a suit by the bank for the
recovery of $4,000.
The Breeders Gazette, of Chicago, main,
tains that pleuro-pneumonia has obtained
a lodgmcnt among the cattle in Illinois.
GRAHAM, LODGE & Co., wholesale white
goods, of Philadelphia, failed recently.
Liabilities unknown.
THE Michigan forest fires nave run to the
great crossway connecting East Tawas
with Wilbur. Mr.. Offman's house and one
or two others were burned. Farmers were
burying their household goods and leav-
ing. The fire was running rapidly before
a southwest gale.
+. l.. MIyGER, JR., wholesale canned
goods, Philadelphia, wa reported embar-
raised by the failure of Warner & Merritt.
The steamer Menasha was burned re-
Gently on lake Winnebago.
CLEMENT r. MARKHAM, the English Arc
tic explorer, in a recent letter warmly de-
ended Greedy. He was very severe on
the American press for making public the
stories of cannibalism, saying that de-
cency demanded silence.
LANES swept away the other day a
block OF business structures at Roseburg,
Oregon, valued at $4,000 o and forty two
buildings at Pomeroy. Ohio, worth $50, 900.
POSTMASTER FAwcETT, of England, has
informed the various steamship companies
that the present arrangements for carry.
ing mails to New York will be continued
another year.
JUDGE HOFFMAN, of San Francisco, has
rendered his decision in the habeas corpus
case of Shang Ton, who left the State two
months after the Chinese restriction act of
May G, 1882, went into effect and failed to
obtain a return certificate. The court
holds that he cannot ~re-enter this country.
A SALVATION Army riot occurred ut
Worthington, England, the other day,
which was Quelled with much trouble.
H south-bound train on the lnterna-
tional & Great Northern Railroad was
fired on by q crowd Of ~ruffians near Rod
riquez, Tex, the other night.
PAUL P~oPULORUM, an extensive tanner of
Chicago, has suspended payment. His
debts were 100000, and he was liable for
100000 more as an indorscr. His assets
were estimated at $1.2, 900.
TIKI secret service division is in posses
sion OF a new counterfeit ten dollar note on
the Third National Bank of Cincinnati. Id
is series B. l., with chocolate colored back,
vignette on the face. The note has a
coarse, scratchy appearance, not very well
executed.
So great have been the ravages of locusts
in the central portion Of Spain that the
damage to the crops was estimated at So.
100000.
DR.. NAGLE, Register of the New York
Bureau of Vital Statistics, has received
from the Navy Department a certified copy |
of Lieutenant Greely's report on the exc
cution Of Private Henry. Onthe authority |
of this report the record in the bureau has
been changed to read instead of 'starva-
tien," ''shot by order of Lieutenant
Greedy"
MRS. LrNsLEY was arrested at Soush
Haven, Mich, charged with causNNl
death OF a little girl two years oil
child did not readily respond to sol
the woman wished it to say, whereuS
TANNED it in a tub of water.
AGENT DYER has informed the
Bureau that the Cheyennes and Ara
abuse boys who have returned frd
school at Carlisle, Pa, not wishing
to be educated.
The Government launch Dafn1
Memphis, exploded her boiler the
morning. killing Paymaster N.
who was blown overheard, and sS
scalding Engineer A. Graham, Pilo
Ryan, Deckhand Peter Walsh, and
boy who was on the launch.
ALARGE and enthusiastic meeting
producers recently held at Oil City,
resolved to stop the driS
ii January 1, 1886. This will control
to q great extent, as
of the producing wells AM
bile territory is in the hands of n
( the association.
cornwall, ex-Secretary Of the Do
'ost-otdce, was acquitted Of the scandl
ms eha-ges brought by the editor
Jaited Lrefdnd.
TIE First National Bank, Of Albi6o
2, suspended. on the slst, in conseo
{ the mysterious disappearance
resident, A. S. Warner. Warner wasS
illustrator Of the Burrows estate, vaiuS