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Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
DR. GREEN GUILTY OF CONTEMPT And Ordered To Be Confined Nm Lud-
 low Street Jail.

low Street Jail.
 NEW YORK, June 12.-In the court of common pleas to-day Judge Daly signed an order in the suit of Hammond & Dodge vs. the Gold & Stock Telegraph company adjudg ing the defendant company of contempt and directing that Norvin Green and A. R. Brew CT, president and secretary of said company, be confined in Ludlow street jail until the company obeys the order of injunction issued December 29, 1882, and continued March 3, 1885, by restoring the wires and connecting the indicators in the office of plaintiffs with the circuit of the Gold & Stock Telegraph company. Mir. Stephen D. Law was ap- pointed referee to determine the amount of damages due Hammond & Dodge. Up to a late hour tonight Dr. Green and MT. Brew CT had not been incarcersted.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
IN MOURNING FOR HIM.

The Divorced Wife of an Irish In-
 former.
 NEW YORK, June 12.-A detective claims that he met few days since the divorced wife of James McDermott, the alleged Irish informer, dressed in black, who informed him that she was in 'tmourning for Jim'' She declared that she had received positive evidence that he died some weeks ago, but declined to give specific information.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
Wen who Went To Go To Rome.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Secretary Bayard is expected to dispose of the Italian mission soon Among the aspirants for the position
 are three prominent Illinoisans, Judge Lam bert Tree, Hon. w. H. Cendon and Judge
 Lyle DickaY.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
FOR RENT,

1sA THE residence of the late S. I. Baldwin, on @:!sl the corner of Grown and College streets; Ms4. house has all modern improvements and is in irstclass order. Inquire at
 MERwtN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE, pEn
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
The College Regatta at Qutnsfga-
 mond.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 12.-Five crews are entered for the annual regatta in the in tercollegiate rowing association to take place on Lake Quinsigamond July 4-namely, the University of Pennsylvania, which won last year. Cornell, Columbia, Brown and Bow doin. The first three will meet June 19 in the contest for the Childs cup at Philadel- phia. None of the crews have yet arrived, but Bowdoin is expected tomorrow. The race is for mile and half straightaway for the college championship in fours with colors and individual medals for prizes.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
Ep1scepal Academy at ohe.hire.

The ninety-first anniversary of the Episco- pal academy at Cheshire occurs on Thursday next with the following programme:-Ser- vice in the chapel at S:30 a. m.; military drill at 9:15 a. m. procession will be formed on Academy green at 10:30 and proceed to the Town hall, where the exercises for the gradu- atlng class will take place; meeting of trus- tees of the academy immediately after exer- cises in hall. The prize declamations occur on the preceding evening, and the reception of the graduating class on the evening of
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
S9Iisce11 e11amen11s.
EOR SALE.

A WE'LL PAYING BUSINESS, on easy Derns A Inquire in the evening at je12 6tf 606 GRAND STREET.
 District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 June 11th 1885. UPSTATE of DENNIS DOYLE, of New Haven, 1l in said district, assigning debtor The trustee represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of commissioners there 
 Ordered-That commissioners to receive and ex- anime the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the probate office in New Haven on the 17th day of June 1885, at o'clock in the fore noon of which all persons in interest will take no- tice, and appear, if they cause, and be heard thereon.
 je12 2t SAMIJEI, A YORK Judge,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
FOR RENT

4asA THE lower part of No. 58 Edwards street. W.::i Six foonis city water and gas Possession HssY- given June 1st. Apply to | WILLIAM F. DAMN,
 ! my29tf S2 Franklin or 1O5 Greene street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
rELEGRAPHIC JoTFINGs.

James H. Rutter, president of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad died at o'clock yesterday morning at his coun- try home in Irvington.
 Base ball yesterday: At Boston, New Yorks 8, Bostons 4; at Chicago. Chicagos G., De- troits 4; at St.. Louis, Buffalos 3, St. Louis 0; at Brockton, Providence 5. BEocktons 8: at Baltimore, Pittsburgs 3, Baltimores ?; at Norfolk, Nationals 3. Norfolks 3; at New York, Metropolitans F, St. Louis 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
Class Day at Rrown University.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 12-The morning exercises of the class day of 1855 at Brown university were held to-day in Sayles' Me morial hall, which was beautifully decked with flowers and was crowded with relatives and friends of the coIlegians. MT. Dike, president of the senior class, delivered the address of welcome. MT. Theron H. Carter, the class orator, delivered an excellent ora tion on 'Individualism in the State." The class poem by MT. Titcomb was production of an unusually high standard of excellence.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13

BALTIMORE, June 12.-This evening a cablegram was received from Rome by Arch bishop Gibbons apprising him of the fact that the Pope to-day appointed Rev. J. Sul- livan of St. Peter's church, Washington, D. O.. as bishop of Mobile, Ala.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
OPEN EVENINGS.
ERR SALE.

4Aks=A At less than value, or would be exchanged :::I for smaller place. one Of the most desirable sA cottage residences in the city; Il rooms, all modern conveniences in perfect order with large lot of ground. Inquire at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, o00&f O1,y1o ifoD
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13

DURSUANT to invitation from the active 1 company, all past members of the New Ha- ven Grays and Company A. 27th regiment Connec- teut VoIunteersare requested to appear in citizens dress, white gloves, at the association room Glebe morning at 99o for the purpose of joining the active of the Redeemer also to meet at o'clock D. m. at the Second Regiment armory, Meadow street. for the purpose Of participating in the ceremonies of Decoration Day. A. C. HENDRJfyK
 B. BROWN President.
 Secretary. 122t
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A Summer Residence at Warramaug
 Lake, Litchfield County. %%A A very eonimodious residence of 16 roons, M:I nearly furnished; a'first-class well of water, AA situated on southeastern slope of the hills, with about 60 acres of very best land adjoining of the most beautiful lakes in New England. Free from the terrible epidemic expected to visit this section tiiiring the heated term. This property Comprises in addition to the dwelling, which is of the finest in the county, large barn and stables, other outbuildings plenty of shade. and fresh, country air Rent low; either private or boarding.
 For particulars call at
 H.C LONGS AGENCY.
 63 Church st., opposite P. O.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
WALTER A. WOODS
 1885

NEW MODEA MO w EhSs
 Lightest draft mowers in the world. Highest wheels. Improved guards and knives. Noiseless. Strong and durable Gearing and pitman entirely protected. Underdraft. Self balance in pole Free mitted the worlds competitor. 4s,1S5 machines made and sold in 1884 We now offer them at re- duced prices for both one and two horse machines. Place your order in the first carload and avoid disappointment
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
VOL. LII
1d4a11ts.
WANTED
WANTED.

WANTED. A SITUATION by German girl in an Americs A Family as seamstress, waitress, etc. Best ief3 2t+ 3f5 WINCHESTFL2 AUTNTTu
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13

@A FIVE rooms in Heller's block, State street; @:;:l gas and water closet; suitable for private M1ssA. M1A.f family. Also five rooms five minutes walk from City market. Also several other tenements in desirable locations, and 555 State street.
 a24 If JACOB HELLER, 98 Olive street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-13
FOR. SALE

Money to loan at and per cent. interest,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

Frightfui Dynamite EsPiosios ~ Leblanc
En.-Ihe HlHm~uih HlaRue.

Frightfui Dyasm'te Esplosioa ~ Lebanon.
PA--Ths Plymouth Plague.
LEBANON, PA, May s.-A frightful pre-
mature explosion Of dynamite took plaes
yesterday q, the middle hill of the Corwell
iron ore bank. several miles from this place.
by which six men were badly torn and
mangled. and II Is feared that at least three
can no, survive through to-day. The men
were engaged in blasting out iron ore and
loading IL on carr. A number Of holes had
been drilled and filled with cartridges The
men were then told Ia hurry away. but
before they had got a sufficient distzncc.
tho dynamite exploded with terrific force.
and the men were hurled down All ernhaDk-
ment and maBgl0i BY b e flying rocks
Their lower limbs, arMs and bodies vere
badly laceratet. and II was necessary To
carry them home m strctchsrs-
THE Cause OF ~ PLYMOUTH FEVER
WuKEsBARRE. PA, Nav s.-A commit
tee OF physicians reported tins eyeriug that
they had discovered q satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION of the epidemic. and tie IL con
clusion Is in perfect accord with the ar-epts-i
scientific theory Of the origin of Typhoid
fever. A. the head waters of the mountain
stream supplying Plymouth with water Is n
house In which { Uphold fever has prevailed
for the last three months. The .xcreiA of
the sick were thrown into a priyy forty
feet from the stream and we're washed inso
he stream by the March rain. The fever
broke out at Plymouth about i~o weeks
after the stream was polluted. By this
pollution Of the water supply one Thousand
..ersoDs were poisoned and about eighty
i've died with fever, while other dsaihs ase
likely ~ occur.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
WHO TIMES.
fhs Csssdias Nsvshwe-t Sssl - 0ssssl6s-
Psnse In the Eiess.s Dsssvset.

The Cs.sdias Ns.skwe.s Sssl - asssslSs-
Panic In the Eiess.s Osssvsss.
wIx>irKo. Man, May Sit wss
rumored last night that General Middle
tons force had q s~v-r- battle with the In
surg~n,s a, Batoch~. This caused great ex.
element here. The rumos, however,, has
been pronounced entirely baseles.. Il 10
not known that Middleton has yet moved
from his camp south ~ Gsbries'a. Adviees
from Cisfk's Crossing say the sieamss
Nor,hcote Vas strengthened to-day and bes
vulnerable parts rendered bullet proof. she
will go down stream simultaneously viii,
the troopa and attack Bstoehe from the
river. Edmonton sdsioes report the region
north and eas: Of here full Of b~ossi,e.. In
fact. nil The Indians west Of BanIefesd are
In war pnint. The settlers bave ell
fed. John W~sikenshsw and Albert iissk.
prss. bath fUm Ontario. were killed by BE
Bear. hard. Their wives and The wises ri
the .wo missionaries ere prisoner. and the
four wome are bring frighifai;y mai
treated. Scomis iron the sofsssast ssy
that Colonel Otter will have . terrible ssns
Of 10. Poupdmskes, LIale Chad and ali
INC stfSs fNfSss ae on tDe N3yrasb. -
nunb~r ~ hAlf-tfessfs are directing them.
Major Steele wss Ia hare srns word ta~h
when be rcsched Ednonson. bui usei.ina
has b~~n heard from him. There 10 . p~e.
feet panic In the Ei~apcf district Scss~s
Of hems.s~sds have bern burned. A rs~Sss.
noii~rin< psr;y Of syen;y men fspsn
Boul,on's cavalry vent forward 10 5Jsi
mont's Crossing yesterday and rvtuss~si a
n o. % -.-f
Dumon;'s and within three miles os nsso
che Ahous . mile this I'D. Of ipunsxos
they asrtd half . dozen r-t~gs. ssti~us,v
ouipe.;s. who were in . housr. but vho
ksi.op~d away without fsnx . shot. An
the half bsr~ts' houses uese found deserted
and sAisaolss removed. A steamer f.uu
swifi Carress arrived this n,osn.mx zsd
bsosSht no~ hundred and issnsy rs~snb~Y,
of the Midland battalion. q eating xao sna
large qualities of assssunlsiou and psu.
visions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
A CHICAGO FIRE.


YOsts I've 1d1Aso HSss - lsWh~s 0sSooA
-lSas q 1assrsse~-
CHICAGO. IT,, May 9-Shoes,y afsrf
noon yesterday spark from . yA~ins icC>
motive -: Ere 20 the heart o: tho great
pine lumber distrs-: which i've, along both
sides VI the south branch Of the ChCAso
River. and near the southwestern city limits.
Bordering upon this Is q wooden euili rof-
ton Of the city known n BTidxrYSr; AID
the Union Ssocx Yards with It's ARES OF
wooden sheds and pens filed with cattle.
hogs and sheep. 4 terce wind WAS elov-
Ing from TIN wet and Inc flames spread
9Th great rAp.diiy. The en'irc are depart
mee, Was called out aid began fighting
the flames. but the twenty or thirty streams
Of water which could he thrown upon them
had little or no effect as far - stayiae
their progress Was concerned. The dry
pine boards and shingles were piled Ia xyra;
heights. only narrow lane, being left BE-
tween them for wagon "a pa>s through
These narrow lanes furnished unusual fsril-
tiles for the progress Of the flames. while
they broke the force Of the streams Of water
and prevented them from
PENETRATING To rHK BLAZING FIVE
in The center Of the pile. The news VI the
fire spread rapidly io the busin~ss CENTER OF
the city and created much alarm les; the
FIRE hould assume proportions approaching
tho~e Of the great coofagation of issi.
which arr. from the sanc direction Great
b:Ands were carried for~ard by Inc wins
setting IRE to new piles. and several IRE
Steamers and the men manning them had
narrow escapes from destruction Starting
ttxn eha xas-s Nf sba s4Ear the fssN.- afs
up all the lumber between Thirty-nf;h and
Thirty eighth streets, an ARIA Of about 600
by 1000 feet. II set lire Ia q IN boa,
moorcd ut the dock. and IL foaicd
across the river. which Il $50 feet
wide At this point and set IRE Ia
the lumber on the east bank. which
covered about an equal afca. and this. with
one ar two planning mills. Mas CONSUMED.
Brands were carried eastward and >rt nre Ia
several small frame houses occupied 10y en-
ployes In the lumber district The fire DE-
pAstment. however. made a s;aad at this
point and succeeded In preventing the
spread Of the flames into the residence dis
uict The hight continued Throughout the
afternoon and IL was nearly seven o'clock
before the confagraiion was
BROUGHT rNDEK CONTROL
having practically burned itself out IN the
limits of the immediate district In which IL
began. 4 heavy rain during most Of the
afternoon was Of materia! assistance. The
entire area burned Is SO b, 800 feet.
The aggregate Of the lumber destroyed
was 81, 000, 900 feet, valued a, sos. 900. The
individual iOsses and assurances as far as
can be learned are as follows: Chicago
Lumber Company. 23.o 200. 900 fc-, Of lumber
valued at 100000; insurance, s3oo, go:
Biglow Bros, 10000 900 feet of lumber
valued at Sl75.0Oo; insurance. sI25.0co;
Adams, Hastings 4 Co. 1900, 900 fee; ~
lumber valued at SIS. 0e0; insurance, $6o.-
900; j. w. Henckley. planning mill: loss.
SD, 600; insurance Si2. 900; two cottages,
agYregat. loss about $1,000; Insurance
about 5000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

The movements of the Queen of
England affect certain stocks notably.
A correspondent writes: II have just
seen two letters addressed by eminent
banking houses in Berlin and Frankfort
TO a hotel proprietor at AK. requesting
aim. in case her Majesty should decide
70 leave AK for England via France
(giving up her visit to Darmstadt) to
telegraph them Immediately to that
effect In each case a cipher message
message is inclosed. to be, Of course.
used for transmitting the information.
and in both cases large sums were Of
1ered for the information. as it was
stated that the profits on the antici-
pated coup de bourse would be very
large indeed. The two houses are
totally distinct. and one letter seemed
20 have no relation to the other"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

The reduction Of the force at the
Philadelphia mint recently ordered,
W1s based on instructions from the
Secretary Of the Treasury. through the
Director of the Mint, calling on the Of
6ccrs in charge of all the minis and
assay Offices to reduce their expenses to
9Ae lowest possible limit compatible
with the needs Of the services. The
Superintendent of the New York ASSAY
ohce and the Superintendent of the
mint ct New Orleans have reported
ehat the present force employed in their
Offices can not be reduced without in
jnry to current business. The reduc-
Zion ut Philadelphia was made possible
oy the suspending Of the coinage of
Ainor coins. A similar large reduc-
sion of force has been made at Carson
City. New. where coinage operations
Aaye been temporarily suspended. At
1Ae suggestion Of the Superintendent
q the San Francisco mint the force
Employed there has been put on half
Time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

WASHINGTON, May e.-The May rcr.r,
Of the Department % Agriculture relates "a
the progress OF Spring plo~in N of CIT
ton planting and IN the condition Of whites
grain. meadows and pastures IL alss ~
ports the prevailing rates 81 axc Of fssm
labor. Spring p.owlns In prcpsrAs'oa sos
planting Is every wh.rs late. Last year .,
this date Il w.s estimated IN BE two third
done. This year i; il scasue!y siy-trnths
The estimated average OF . series Of years
exceeds seven ten;,ss Les than half ~
this work IL done in IN. Eastern STATES. IN
New York, Ohio and Michigan The soois
were killed In the c~uual bet ever wofss
than wa. supposed. In Ne~ York the spo~
yros-ction ~As ample exceps In spots, n
in Michigan I'D material ialnry W
errr~i. But In the OhIo valley and la
Missouri reports Of condition are much q
auced. In the South . slight f-snpsosemea;
in the pso-psc; has orcrurrd- The average
Of the condition in the priDcipal Wheat
growing STATES - as follows: New fosx
IS. Michigan 100. Ohio 80. kentesy ~.
Indiana 20. IIIinois -. Missouri 90 The
average 10 ~ Instead Of :. In Apsii. . r.
due GA Of about . per c-ai. r-ineinx ne
indsrassd prcdarfan Of WATER Sheaf b.
aiou; go, co.9 90 bushels The euDisfson
81 rye IL an lower than ~rern<;rst In April
vet nuch better than wheat The srsfzs~
= ~. The average opndti<ss 81 winter
barley IL 81 The moving hncs peosiss .
nearly average GRO? 81 hsy. The average
eoEss .;ioa hesnx ~ Pastures hok oeAsiy
IS well, With : eon~sssna % -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of the Daily News


YERSONAL AND YOLITICAf.
GExEaAL MCDOWELL, the weIl-known
army onRcsr, died 1t San Francisco at mid
night on the 4th.
SIR PETER LUnsDKS, the English Com.
miasionsr, has been recalled 70 London, for
the purpose Of advising the Government
on the technical points Of the A~fghanis:an
dispute.
TIE President has appointed Stuart Tay.
lor to Be Naval Officer Of Customs 1t Ban
Francisco. and William d. N. Hunter to b
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Sixth District Of Indiana.
NELSON AcERs has been appointed Col.
lector OF Internal Revenue for the District
Of Kansas. vice John C.. Carpenter, sus-
peaded.
EUGENE p. SYKES has been appointed
Collector for the District Of Mississippi,
vice James Hill, suspended.
=. Z. HAMBERLIS, q of the Special
Agents Of b Treasury Department, re-
Gently relieved by Secretary Manning, has
been appointed Special Inspector Of Gus
toms.
Hon. ALLEN POTTER, an ex.member Of
Congress aud q former Mayor OF Kalama-
zoo Mich, died recently In that city.
The President declined the invitation Of
q Georgia delegation TO visit Atlanta dur.
ing the session Of the Commercial COnven.
ton. the latter part Of May. The Presi.
dents official duties would not permit him
to leave Washington.
QUEEN EMMA, Of the Sandwich Islands,
died on April 18th.
ROBERT n. McLAxE, the United States
Minister Il France arrived ut Paris on
the 9Th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
ADDITIONAL. DIsPArcUe@.

THE Catholic p~relates recently in session
at Baltimore resolved upon erecting . uni
vsrsity at Washington. u. c.
SrGNoR X. X. MAxcINI. Of Italy. has ~
signed his Office ~ Foreign Minister and
his portfolio has been taken ~ the Pre-
mier, SiguOr A. Depretis.
The Crittenden trial At raylorville. Ky,
resulted in q hung jury, ten for acquittal
and two for imprisonment.
The grand stand, reporters stand and
judges' stand OF the Prospect Park fair
grounds, New York, were burnedr ecently /;
insured.
THE Chicago University was sold by the
United States Marshal under . mortgage
held by the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Maine. III. emily bid Wa
$4,000, made by the insurance company.
It's total claim was about $4,000.
THE wife OF Viscount Parker drowned
herself recently in the Red Sea.
ANOTHER fracas occurred between Or.
angemsn and Catholics in Conception Bay,
newfoundland. Some Of the comhafants
were severely wounded. Knives md other
deadly weapons we're freely used.
AT Six Nile Ferry, on the MoncnSahela
River, . ski6 upset recently, throwing
seven persons into the water. A man. q
woman and q boy we're drowned. The rest
escaped by ciinging to the overturned boat.
WILLIAM WILLIS was drowned recently
by the capsizins Of yacht o0 Biack~ell's
Island.
THH clearing house returns for week
ended May 3 showed . decrease Of -:
compared with the corresponding week OF
last year. In New York the decrease w.s
S..s; in Kansas City the inereas VA AZ;
in Pittsburgh the decrease wa ss.a.
A ~ named Hibbard, aged sixteen,
swallowed . trade dollar a. Nf:vaukse re-
Gently. His condition VA reported un-
cosy.
Tux strike Of the Paris t~.1or@fafsd, he
STRIKERS b. ing IN wa.s q funds.
THr laying Of the Dsw Havana eaNs has
been completed
GExxRAI NIDpIxros Aad Q. sasaes-
nsns With Risi,s adhsssafs q BasoocAs's
|Csoufng o. the III. H. rebels vsrs
sAeIIsd cot a the hoasse asd osker places
vAsrsshey sosgAsrsfsssA HgAGiax lAsesd
I'll day. The CAnadiaas vesvrspussA ese-
ting warned Up % he work A Rbuop
|rsscosd By scosas stassd list RiA - -
- and was short ~ snnanisin.
I'm Nswfoandland ssAl9 Ycung RfiDco
ons h eollisioa vtkA a tcsAssv 49,
0sle q B. LAvrsncs April n GAs ank
|alnoss inmediassay. The Qsw q nifty.
|tvo Dn lived % ~ - - - nfnsosa
|dayss VIA tAsy wuSruessd ~ 1suneA
~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

The Railroad Gazettc reports a total
q three hundred and eight miles of
new track thus far reported for the
current year. The new track reported
20 the corresponding date for three
years past has been: 1884. 595 miles;
1888, 1.O7l miles; 1882, 2.2S3 miles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

IT was said that the only foundation
for the report that shots were fired at
the train in which President Cleveland
wa returning from Gettysburg to
Warrington vas the fact that a man
on the cars discharged a pistol which
he dislikcd to carry while loaded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

GENERAL GRANT is sent each month
by the Army Paymaster at New York
. check for 81. l33. SO. being one-twelfth
Of his annual salary as General ON the
zetired list of the army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

The brewery establishments of MIL
waukee have got control of no less
than five hundred retail liquor stores.
and have recently consulted several
prominent lawyers regarding their
right to retail their W product with
out paying a local license.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

A DISPATCH recently received at the
Post-ofice Department at Washington
announced the death of Postmaster
Knickerbocker at Aurora. III. Charges
Of o political nature had been filed
against him and vigorous efforts had
been made to have him replaced by a
Democrat. His nomination was con-
6ymed February 26 last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

THE other morning a desperate burg
lar compelled Mr.. Charles Ray, a Mil
waukec millionaire, at the point of a
revolver to give up what money and
jewelry there we're in the house. He
then escaped, and was thought to be in
Chicago. Mr.. Rays residence was
''burglar-proof" until the intruder cut
M the wires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

THE number of railroad accidents in
Che United States during 1884 is given
at 1.191. OF these AS were collisions
and 6Sl derailments. Sixty-ive are re-
corded as various" There were in
al S89 persons killed and $3.50 in
furad
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

NEARLY every member Of the present
French ministry has been a journalist.
Sir william HarcOurt is the only pres
ent English minister who has been con-
nected with q newspaper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

A ROSE tree planted by Charlemagne
= one Of the curiosities of Hildesheim.
In Hanover. The main stem is as thick
- . mans body, and it is still vigor-
Gus despite its thousand years of age.