The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

. 49,
Sioux Indian from Rosebud Aency. Miss
Dickinson lives seven mile, rom Nal-n-
TIM. alone on . homestead claim, which
she had recently taken uHG hh" u a school
teacher and was teaching school IN thr
vicinity Of ts- home. ThiIHi,aa came &c
her house. and driug bet. alon" snpckes
her down ana csuliuitta. The act after
threatening her liz. H. tia returned l.
the agency Every ei'prt a. being made
= IDENTITY tie brute, wlspi, was though,
short WORK would L. ZtG- % him.
CPoS receiving. information %; the death
Of General Grant GO=crurr Dawes ISSUED
a Uroclamar.ou announcing tu- fact. alitS
me end that .a- people o. - i-a-Sa NAV
ioreco no tor,iyu Of their privilege IA hon
rr and memoir ~ 3 Ef- - Ier!.,~ with
usefu! and hea!:hiu! example. r-c'nmend'
that all classes and Conditions, - lar a.
may D. prActIc4t.,, rn-a-- Ia TIE otsrrv-
auce OF n.eu,sr.a. service uI-gn ~ dsy thai
shall b. - n-Iu~i and 81 apart. t~.;tr-
day. August =. and directing thai the sew
era! state Departments &c close. - public
business on the LAY % the funeral. aud
that ia" stat. officers attend the Memorial
Services at The State Capital II = 'oiy,
tina, the National Flag BE- Displayed a
half mast from The Capitol until after III
day Of The burial, and thar 'h' Capitol
building be- drapei IN mourning tor q
period Of thirty DAYS.
i HANDSOME young woman vas foUUI
lead in her bed AZ the Eu-..rn Hotel,
Omaha, the other morning, her death be-
iaG caused by morphine, aiuiui,t-rr;
with suicidal !nt-at. She proved u b.
Jeannettr Schaier, formerly o. FACTORY
Vile, y. Y, who had for the past year
been teaching school AZ Columbus. Nj.
where she had been betrayed and went .
Omaha 70 hide her shame. la death AMI b.
e cDUcealmeut o! her id-uty.
y EME living near Mrniyili- hal
ais eyes!Sht badly injured a few day-
ago b. the accidental explosion OF "a cart
ridge. On returning home hr discovered.
blind a. he was, that las wife hat jus.
sl"ped with a n~el-hbpr, = man with tSg
good eyes.
a BLACK trooper. belonging u the Ninth
United States Cavalry, was found Head
alongsi Is the railway track near OSai.aia
the other morning.
ANTHONY STANEK, a Johnson County
farmer, was run down while cross.n- the
1. Il y. track recently and instantly
killed He leaves a wife and SIX small
children.
TIE other afternoon a brass kettle in the
Willow SPRINGS UI-till-rv near Omaha.
containing 10 barrels of boiling alcohol.
exploded, teGrjn- T." stii.-rpom 10 pieces
and setting the building on hre. The dam
age is fully $4,000. The property was in
sur.~l for >Ii.UDO, divided among thirty
four companies, th" largest risk being -
!0D in the Springfield. The only witness
Of the explosion WAS an cmFloye named @.
y. Woodari, who was badly burned AMI
died the same night, without being able -
tell how the accident occurred.
SOME weeks ago TIE communion service
was stolen from the Christian Church IN
Omaha. Recently it was learned T. be IN
the possession Of Mitchell Fleming, fore
man OF the pattern shop OF the Union Pa
cliic Railway. Fleming, who - n eputa-
BILE citizen. was married Il short time ago.
Among the invited guests We're John Cole.
aged sixteen. and another 10Y. The lad,
felt under obligations - make the groom
present, and. being out of money, stole tho
service from the church and sent il t. him.
There Were 10 marks on the ware. AMI
Fleming thought it was all right until h..
heard of the robbery, when he informed
the authorities.
Mrs. STELLA RICHARDSON, of Lincoln,
dropped a can of Kerosene on a hot stove
the other morning. An explosion fol-
lowed, throwing the oil all over her. No
one was AT hand TO render assistance AMI
before the flames were ~entinguished she
was fatally burned.
WHILE six young men were bathing in
the Missouri River at Omaha the other
one OF the number. John Wather- .
ford. twenty-five years Of age, was
drowned. He had been married only
about one month.
\ FATAL accident befell John McGuire.
n bright young man twcnty-thrce years OF
age. the other day. He was assisting ia
moving "a house at Omaha when suddenly
of the prop beams, used by the house
To STAY n structure with, tina. they
are moving, fell with n crash, striking him
On the head and shoulder, producing death
in a few hours.
lT Is said that the experimental bore for
coal in Brownsville was n failure. The
irili penetrated 1900 feet and encountered !
several veins of coal, but none Of them I
pay 10 work. !
HI ten-year-old son Of Thomas Dcut-
ner, living some distance south of Aims .
was thrown from the saddle re- :
hist foot hanging in the s,irrrup. /
The little fellow was dragged to death. :
A NUMBER of farmers in Southwestern
Nebraska complain that a small insect is
..r,,ip r .h. .,,
heir timber claims. The insects eat the {
caves and tender limbs OF the trees. leav- I
them perfectly bare. from which many f
# the trees die. Tn. insect at first Is a lit j
lie black moth about one-eighth Of an inch /
II length. This is the destructive period r
II tleir life and lasts about three weeks. .
DURING n late storm the dwelling house u
II John Johnson. OF Wisner. was said % !.
rave been struck by lightning in five differ >
mt places, and the hinges To- a screen door z.
md the clock pendulum were melted. "
BURGLARS raidcd VIII Shrvock's store NJ Il
.ouisville the other night and made away q
With one gold watch, SIX silver ones. thirty =
II forty solid gold rings, n revolver. a 1T "
Il cheap watch chains and SIX boxes OF ~
iEa-s. valued all told at about so. q
Burt County threatens TO taru itself u.
a cattle ranch and fatt-n j1.0.J head >,
4 stock a year. "a
THE Emerson ErhD has vanished. o.
SARAH ANS HApLEY. living three mill.
rom Lincoln, went out - the hanks Of
Greek the other afternoon. and was n
Missed later. Her holy was found after
ev.ral hours search.
RECENTLY a C~ia- Rapids blacksmith. H'
4 a IL Of meHtal depression. placed ths "
Iuzzi~ % a loaded rife under rs chin and h