The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-29

lives In Q IRE in Suilivan's printing Office
Cincinnati, on the list The building was &
hve-story structure, and when the FRI
started five young women appeared 1t thu
windows and cast themselves out. They
were all killed. After the fire, which wal
Insignificant in extent, was ex;inguished
ten dead bodies were found On the nfth
floor and n on the fourth. Quite . mum
Der OF persons were also injured.
IT was stated that Riel, the half-breed,
was an American citizen. having acquired
his naturalization papers in Montana.
The steamship Isere with Barthoidi'a
statue Of Liberty Erlightening the
World" on board LEFT Rouen, France, on
the slst for New York.
A STRANGE disease banning the kill Of
the ply sicians, broke out Id Paris, eighteen
miles from Pittsburgh. Pa, . few days
ago. Eight persons had died. The disease
was spreading and all cases proved fatal.
The railroad contractors md laborers
now in Memphis. but recently employed on
the railway works in Guatemala, being
asked about what was alleged by recent
dispatches to the New York Herald, that
laborers were kidnapped from the United
States, robbed, beaten and otherwise mis-.
treated by American ~ontractors in Guate-
mala, emphatically denied all such ailega.
tons.
The jury In the case of Justus Schwab,
the Anarchist, under indictment for in
citing q riot in New York City, was unable
4 agree.
A DISPATCH Of the 21st, from Guaymas,
Mexico says: General Carlo had . bloody
engagement with the Yaquis yesterday.
Fifty seven Mexicans were killed, and
many wounded. The stronghold of the
YaQuis was captured. Their loss has no:
been ac~ertained.
cTHx British officers recently arrived at
Herat. They were warmly welcomed by
the inhabitants. The officers reported the
Notifications OF Herat as stronger than
they supposed they were.
POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas has issued
IN order requiring fourth class postmasters
to file new bonds at the end Of zach i've
years of service.
The Peabody and Ocean Cotton Corpor-
atoms Of ~Newburyport, Mass, have sus-
pended not to start again until business
prospects are brighter. About $40 per.
sons were thrown out Of employment.
PoUNDxAKER sent in a flag of truce to
Battleford on the 2Ist, Offering To surren.
der. The Indians had stacked their arms
and had hoisted an old union jack they
had found somewhere.
SECRETARY MANNING has called for the
Of Major S. Willard SaxtOn, Of
Massachusetts,, chief Of q division Of tho
First Comptroller's Office.
INFORMATION from New Mexico and An.
o states that Apaches had killed four
miners at Alma, on the Frisco River, aud
two men on Eagle Greek.
IT was reported in Paris that a vast Mo.
army was advancing on the
State in Africa, ~pillaging and mas
as il went.
The President has appointed the follow.
Ing Collectors Of Internal Revenue: Viii.
liam T. Bishop, for the First District Of
Ohio; Ira Ellis, for the First District Of
California.
The business failures throughout the
for week ended May p, were: For
the United States, PA; Canada, %: a total
,f 80 as against 229 the previous week.
More than two-thirds of the failures i'm the
Cnited States occurred in the Southwestern
Pacific States.
THE family of the late ex-Secretary Free
make no secret OF the fact that |
he first serious illness of the late Judge
was due to aconite that, in some u%naccount.
able manner, was bottled with mineral wa.
er he used. DIR. Lincoln, of Washington,
'avs there was enough left in the bottle to
XII rour men. ]
THE fires on the Blue Mountains in the |
Of Danielsville, Pa, which were
,artly suhdued two weeks ago by a rain |
storm, broke out a:resh and were spreading |
The forests were very dry and o
,reat deal Of valuable timber was likely to
,e destroyed.
IL regard to a number Of land entries in
Secretary Lamar has ruled that
taken before n deputy clerk np.
solely for that purpose are valid.
GOVERNOR PATTIsoN, Of Pennsylvania,
las approved the bill prohibiting the man.
and sale Of imitation butter.
A LARGE barn on the farm Of f. X. Nv.
in at Lancaster, Pa, was destroyed by
Ire the other night with its contents. 1t is
that an insane woman had gone &c
he barn and set the structure on fire, a.
Ier charred remains were found in ths
uins next morning.