The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-30

W Ci6hS iHShCS S"Chty NlVui nc
rious washouts occurred. Tho rain wa:
accompanied by tornadces.
H. C BLANCHARD, u coffee merchant o
Richmond, Va, failed recently.
POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM ha.
ordered that all nail matter heretofor,
sent from New Yc,k, New Orleans ant
Galveston to Mexico by sea shall here
after be sent via Ell Paso, Tex, over tn,
Mexican Central Rail- BAD.
THE Committee on Public Health repor'
that it would be unwise TO confer upon the
National Board OF Health the manage
ment Of quarantine and epidemics, but il
would be best 20 have it where it now rests
under charge ri DIR. Hamilton.
1t has been agreed to report favo-ably
in Congress a bill granting the Kansa,
(, City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad the RICH,
of way through the Indian Territory. .
MINISTER IoRFoS has written to Premier
Ferry, OF France, denying that the HOUSE
of Representatives rejected the bill reduc
ing the duty on work 0 ~srts. Oh that the
HOUSE applauded the vote.
IT was reported the Bank of Montreal
exported eight million dollars in gold "a
New York during the recent financial
troubles.
The council of the Nebraska diocese o.
the Protestant Episcopal Church, on the
twenty.second ballot, elected Rev. DIR
Worthirgton, Of Detroit, Mich, Bishop OF
Nebraska, in place Of GARRISON, deceased.
The Supreme Court at Yankton, d. T.,
reversed the decision Of the lower court OIL
the question of the location of the Capital.
The decision is IN favor of Bismarck. An
| appeal has been taken to the United States
| Supreme Court, which will delay removal
two or three years.
MURc,A was the principal city damaged
by the foods in the southeastern part OF
| Spain. The roads were rendered impassa.
bic, bridges destroyed, and travel sus.
pended. Twenty persons were reported
missing.
FAILURES for the past seven days in the
United States were?l2; in Canada, twenty.
Total. 232-sn increase Of twenty-three.
LORD ST. LEoNARDS, who was indicted
for indecent assault upon u servant girl in
England, was convicted. Court reserved
Judgment.
THE French brig Senorine, with fifty
three passengers and nine of her crew,
sunk to the eastward of the Great Banks.
All persisted. She left st. Malo, Franc,
on the 9Th of March, laden with a general
cargo, bound for ST. Pierre, and succumbei
70 the gale Oh tie 9TH of May.
A ROW boat containing four men cap
sized the other morning at Port Huron.
and Thomas Mooney, John Ford and
Thomas M,Euap uara .lrorpaJ
THE Eureka paper mill at Bridgeport,
Pa, owned and operated by Dagger & Cox,
burned. Loss $4,000: partly insured.
L. L. Majors wa hanged at Oakland
Cal, on the pa, for the murder of W. p.
RenowGen and a ma named Mcintyre,
ABOUT o year ago. Majors made q desper-
ate attempt 20 eScap just before he wis
hung, knocking down his guards and get
ting into the street, but ne was captured
by two fremen, who broke his arm, after
which he was ex cuted.
AwxLL OF natural gas, Of eight thous-
and horsepower, was struck in Pittsburgh
q: a depth of fifteen hundred feet.
A of eleven years, living with his
uncle il VIE County, H., hanged himself
IL a barn recently.
RUMoRS that Union Pacific would pass
its quarterly dividend carried that stock
down five points in Wall street, one day
recently, and Central Pacific followed with
a decline OF three points. New Jersey
Central fell from IL 70 So, but reacted T.
80. Pullman and Northwestern each
touched par.
AN Italian murderer, named Sabati
Alexander, killed himself in his cell III
Easton, Penn.
Is a farm house eight miles from Ports
mouth, O., Samuel Ockerman, his wife ana
eldest daughter were burned to death after
six small children had been rescued.