The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

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Two conductors on the Payne avenue
street railroad at Cleveland, o., were dis
charged for dishonesty, upon which tho
twenty remaining conductors and drivers
struck and attempted q prevent the NOV
ing OF the cars. The police drove them of
and after two hours delay The cars we're
run as usual
The English Government on he sug-
gesuon Of Consul Fawoett. has allowed the
American colony, who have no ceretery
OF their own at Consts ntinople, 10 Use the
British cemetery at Scutsri, whnh was
created during the Crmean war.
A sHEzXH At Cairo on the I'D declared
Il at he witnessed the funeral Of z Mahii.
The firm Of Babcock & Andrews, brok-
ers, Of Syracuse, " Y, with forty branch
Offices tbroushou; the State. susps nded the
other morning. Liabilities, $.p,0O0; as
sets, nothing.
The min owners of East Saginaw and
Bay City Mich. held a meeting on III.
I'd, At which they resolved - continue
their reR stance TO die demands Of the
strikers
The Captain Of theschoonr Annie Matte
reports sighting three vessels oil Cape
Horn, completely dismssted- and that q
steamer supposed 70 be English succeeded
ia arng one. He Is ignoran. of the fats
Of the others, as wsl as Of thsr names.
FIEx broke out the other day in Car
denaa, Cuba, and before il was checked
seveE sugar houses were destroyed. The
total loss was $4,000, while ahe insurance
amounted TO $4,000.
Ir was recently reported that the TOW lis
Of Atco, Jackson, Sloantown, Waterford,
PestletOwn, " !nslow, Weetstown, Han,-
manton, Abseeon, and a number Of otaer
small places in Camden AMI Burlington
Counties, v. j., were surrounded by brush
and wood fires, and all the inhabitants
were out fighting the flames
WHILE the bridal procession was re-
turning from the church after the mar
riage of Princess Beatrice in the Isle Of
Wight, a mar suddenly rushed toward the
carriage occupied by the bride, and was a.
once seized and locked up He was IN
doubtedly insane.
THE New York Sun saws Mrs. Grant's
share of the proceeds of General Grants
book, Personal Memories of L. s. Grant,
will lie between $4,000 and S.So,001.
1T was reported, on the 2ith. that the
final resting place of the remains of Cen
eral Grant would b. in Central Park. New
York.
RECENTLY there was a terrific storm at
Tara Cajetani, Italy, and thirteen persons
were killed and twenty-five injured by
lightning.
AN earthquake has occurred in the Rung-
pur district, in Bengal, aud a village near
Nattore has been enGulfed.
Two hou ses at Cologne, Germany. ten
anted by sixteen families, collapsed re-
Gently. About seventy persons were
buried, Of whom many were killed and in
jured.
A NEW disease among cattle is reported
from Howell. Mich. The first sign of the
disease is a grooming "a If III great pain.
This continues from t~wenty-four 10 forty
EIGHT hours when the animals expire.
The other night fire was discovered in
the nine-story null and tobacco factory
of =. T.. I~.illicnthal at the corner of Barclay
and Washington streets, New York.
Shortly after the arrival of the fire de-
partuIent an explosion injured SIX iiremen.
The loss was estimated at 10000.
IT was rumorei at Tucson, Ari.. that
the Apaches had surrounded the mining
camps IN the Canonca Mountains. Miners
were standing guard night and day. In
dian signs have also been seen within four
miles of Tucson. The bodies of two more
lead miners were found near the ST.. Hell
eun niup-