The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-12

THE Delaware peach growefs were -
ported uneasy at the great fall Of young
fruit, resulting from vet weather. They
fear the crop will Be greatly curtailed.
TIE weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shows an increase In gold OF T.
10000 francs, and In silver Of 4,s6,0o
francs.
EARLY on the morning Of the 4th. burg
lars were discovered breaking opsu the
safe Of Barley & Co, At Sedalia, No. In
attempting the arrest Of one Of them . po'
liceman named Fifer was shot through the
mouth md neck. Fifer succeeded in shoot
ing The burglar through the heart The ne
naming three burglars escaped. The dead
man was discovered to be Edward Kerfoot,
formerly Of Otterville. Mo.
Pooh people were being evicted from the
6lade mill enements At Fall River, Mass
They had been out Of work . long time,
and were unable to pay rent.
THE assignees Of r H. Hiner 4 Co., tn
Highland, III, bankers, who failed . fsv
weeks ago, filed recently with the County
Clerk at E~dwardsville, their inventory,
which Is summarized as follows: Assets,
good, $2e1 cs9 doubtful, SS,110; desperate,
$l3,Go3. The liabilities are over $4,000.
The graduating exercises Of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Nd. occurred on
the 9Th. Addresses were delivered to the
graduating class by Prof. Sumner of Yale,
! and by Secretary of the Navy Whitney,
who also delivered the diplomas TO all the
honor men of the class.
A LETTER from the Bishop of Tonquin
announces that the black flags are ravag'
ing the provinces Of Sontay, H%Oughoa and
Tuyanquan, although these provinces are
occupied by French troops. Thirty Chris
tian villages nave been destroyed.
AN increasing bad feeling between the
French and Italians wal reported at Tunis
and several fracases had occurred. French
officers openly melted their men to use
swords in repelling the insults Of the Ital-
ANS.
CHOLERA was reported Increasing 1t
Valencia, Spain. Forty-five per cent Of
those attacked died.
An official dispatch from Serinagur,
Cashmere, gives the number Of killed and
wounded by the recent earthquake in that
city As s. killed and 100 wounded.
DIR. CRAFTS, q physician OF Kansas City.
committed suicide recently by taking NOR
phine. He was in domestic difficulties,
having n divorce suit pending.
BUSINESS failures for week ended June
4: United States, 49,; Canada, 26; total,
223; compared with 2O6 the week previous.
The failures in every section of the country
were comparatively light except in the
South, where the number noted, g., was
far in excess of the average.
FIN and Mans Rainsbarger were lynched
recently at Eldora, Iowa The affair grew
out Of a feud in Hardin County, in which a
man named johnson was murdered. The
murder spirit was reported very rife in the
county.
IT was reported at Bradford, VT, that
Ex-Governor Hale, Of New Hampshire, had
failed for a large amount and that all his
property in Vermont had been attached for
four times its value.
ALFRED c. MoHR, clerk in the Cauajo-
haris IN. W Post-office, was arrested at
Washington recently for stealing and pill
fering letters. His depredatiOns were ex.
~tensive. He made a full confession.
GENERAL CROOK recently telegraphed
Sh0S ~ uuiouc sAC AbS ACOt
Alma, five near Silver City, two rear old
Camp Vincent and three near Grafton, N.
n. 1t was also probable hat the Apaches
had killed others.
RAYMOND SCHWARTZ, the alleged dishon.
est post-ofiice clerk, who fed from Hams
pooh, Bohemia, with moneys belonging to
the Government, was held recently at New
York for ~extraditiou.
The young Earl Cairns, (Lord Gar.
moyle) of the celebrated breach Of prom.
Use suit Of Fortescue VS.. GarmOyle, as.
sumed his place in the House of Lords on
the 9Th, as son and successor to the title Of
the late Earl Cairns.
JOHN II. AUFDMARLE, for seventeen
years a confidential redemption clerk In
the United States Subtreasory ~ New Or.
leans, has abseonded with seversfthousand
dollaxs Of the Governments money.
TIE strike ON the Kentucky Central
Railway ended on the 5:h, the engineers
having. agreed to accept q ten per cent. re-
ducion, being satisfied tAat the state Of
business jnstified it.
THHinjunction suit Of R c. Lewis Ct a.
rs. the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and the Distric4 Commissioner ut
Washingt0h. 70 restrain the telegraph
company from erecting a pole line ON
Seventh street, was decided in the Equity
Court in favor of the plaintiff.
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