Delta chief., 1885-08-12
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An unusual and heavy rainfall is re-
ported at Chicago. Nearly six inches Of water
fell.
The cholera has appeared at Mar
settles and several deaths occurred there last
week.
The State Department has been in
formed that Austria refuses to receive Mr..
Kelley.
Coffey county, Kansas, loses $40, 900
by the disappe arance Of Mr.. D. V. Mott, the
County Treasurer.
A tornado passed down the Loup
Valley in Nebraska, on the 7th, and nearly
wrecked the town of Ord.
Heavy rains caused flood in the
stream at Baltimore, known as Jones Falls,
and many cellars were inundated.
A deficit of fl, ,O29. 900 in the Indian
budget was announced in the House Of Com
mons by Lord Randolph Churchill.
By the census of Indian Inspector
Armstrong there are 2,167 Cheyennes and L.,
207 Arapahoes in the Indian Territory.
President Cleveland says that any
Democrat who recommends an unworthy man
for appointment ought to tie Imprisoned.
The Attorney General decides that
the Indians have no authority, under the law,
to lease their lands to the cattle companies.
1t is implied that the authorities of
Marseilles are concealing the situation in
regard to the prevalence of cholera in that
city.
A terrible tornado struck Camden,
was done in those cities and on the Delaware
River.
A. V. Moffett, the Treasurer of Cof-
fey county, Kansas, is a fugitive. His short.
age is $1,000. He has not been seen since
July 20.
The French Canadians in Montreal
claim that Riels conviction was preconcerted
affair, and that the Judge was not impartial in
his rulings.
A mob at Neosho. Missouri, riddled
Garland A. Mann with bullets. He killed DR..
Cheno with and had been tried three times for
the crime.
Secretary Whitney has appointed
board Of naval officers to consider the general
system Of the administration of the Naval
Department.
William Kearney, of Humboldt, Ne
braska, was captured at Kansas City while on
his way to Washington to kill the President.
He is insane.
Sarpie Barehead, a young Creek out
law, was executed for murder at Eufala, in the
Indian Territory. He was shot while seated
on his &C fin.
A cargo of $50 tons of Japan tea
reached Port Townsend in thirty-three days
from Yokohama, and goes east over the
Northern Pacific road.
A German paper says the approach
of France and Russia toward each other is CO.
Incident to the increasing good will between
England and Germany.
The Queen misunderstood the date
of Sir Moses Montehcre's funeral and she
failed to have representative present. She
has sent her regrets to the family.
The health of Lieutenant Greely of
Arctic fame is causing ar xiety among his
friends. He does rot chow signs Of recovering
from the effect Of his terrible privations.
A panic prevails in the cholera infect
ed di stricts of Spain, and villages have been
deserted by their inhabitants. The sick have
been abandoned and the dead left unburied.
The new American Minister made
tour of Chinatown few days ago under the
guidance Of the San Francisco people and was
evidently impressed by what he beheld there.
The tornado in Philadelphia and
Camden killed FIVE and injured sixty,
some Of whom will die. Four persons are
missing. The property loss is placed at $780,
900.
Marseilles is threatened with repe-
tition Of the cholera horrors Of 1884. The dis
ease is now chiefly among the upper classes.
Eight persons have died within the past few
days.
A shower of meteoric stones fell at
Salem, Indiana on the 7th. Two guests at
the Hungate House were fatally injured by
these hot missiles. Several dwellings were in
jured.
Millinus Luna, noted smuggler, was
arrested near Fl Paso, Texas, last week, but
number of prominent Mexicans from Paso
Del Norte put up s2O, 600 for his appearance in
court.
There is an increased inclination
among business men TO establish trade rela-