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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

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and were on their say hAcs 20 ih~ S~m
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iris was donc, The ecscvr~ l~si he nan
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Icc,ei q place neaT the roadside - a-rt
their approach Abnnt . 0'eIcck lie %
xrpe~ came along. ere driving tie sA<s
And Glass ard ivo "ihets fo.lo~ "a rAss
h~htnd. When witsn trn i~-< 'spfan
SiAki.lrs stepyssd asat snfo ~. rad aDa
c~ommaasird them an ~sGrreDdss. ins;sAt
Of doing 81 tfscy started to T8n. t'lsg
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ting hts rsstol eaa and a. he iofard -
Gre the party fred an ;hsu,- psrk tia~
and Jim johnson wcs~ ksil~a sosu. e ,br
cas~cr s,sot TIE driver. slightly ~woon!lS
him. The onsc~rs thinking b.sn d~ai. par
sa~d The remaining ate and ssSs~sed "a
capturing hin AFTER . rs~ at half . uii~-
After rrfnrnlnS to tse risre where ihs
huosing nersa, ,hey foand The driver and
the trsrs~ rone. The wssoa having hf"ss1
down. Two ef the pclsss started Ia E@srsast
Of driver sssi hor>~-, and afsss a race 81 st
miles Policeman tAsiprv eyVFts-ak hsus IN
the prairie. The n~xro. ~c.ns that hs vas
about To be cap,as~L usi. feF . tree a
ssssst dsssAncc from ~. ssssd. eas The r~aa~~
man Vas too qgss fos hlHa asHi CA, hlm OF
frcsa the TIRE ard ori~r~d ham ;o sas
trader and throw aown HE gun lie .w
The game vac up sfd ths~~ ua his
hands. After s~,urning wish ths rf!~n~s
,o the sr~sr ot the TIT cursasn'rr. The
Of Glsss AMI johnson All tie tao
were pat into q saGua snsf
ts Cclbef. where Clsss wAs fal.y
b. a namt-f of parties
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
A TUNNEL DISASTER.

a Tunnsl % the C~ine'w~sst sssthsss Rat
rod Csves to-sis kitet sat rwessy
Wouss~d.
CHATTANOOGA. TExS.. June ie-Ssvs
reached the city last night Of . e.'ss'rvehs
on tie Cincinnati Southern is.llrosd. ri
Kencsaw River tunnel. one hundred miles
from this city. 10 = construction train In
charge Of RoAimastsr simtnosnls. which
~ss loaded down with construction hanaa.
While passing through the tons~i The sOof
snd walls gave way and fell with . esssh
upon the train. All was oonfsissnn. sn1 tis
shriess Of the dying ard zrcsns IT The IN
iuroi issued from 'hs mouths of tAs
tunnel. Only ns~axrr details have resefs~d
this city. but u % known that six Esen wsfe
killed outright and twenty osaess we're
badly injured, fully half 81 vhses fatally
The wirrs are down and 30 names can b
procured. but it 10 ;hcagtt ks.dnsAsa~r SIM
monds Ia among The kiil-k IAxssesa men
bad To BE- dug Out ~ me defris and wyre
dead h<fofe assss;ance reached shsn- Tbs
falling masonry completely blocked the tssns
nj md is gill take fully twenty hoas -
clear the taex
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
AN IOWA STORM.
A Passenger Train lsi"wn From the TracA
Tho Storm NJ OmAha.

A Passenger Train Blown From the Trsca
Tho Storm NJ Omaha.
Sioux CITY, IA, June l3.-Two men ar
rived last night from nine miles north Of
Sioux City. They were passengers OH the
Sioux Falls train Oh the Chicago. Milwaukee
4 St Paul Railroad, due here at 7:l0. The
train was struck by a cyclone and every car
thrown FROM the track and smashed to
pieces. There were three coaches and .
baggage car. A large number Of persons
were injured. There were between sixty
and seventy passengers In the cars, but
most o! them ~miraculously escaped with
slight injuries. The storm was . very 80
we're one. and the telegraph wires are pros
trated in oil directions. except along the
line Of the ST Paul Read. Six miles of " ire
are down on the Pacific Railroad. So far
Is learned there was no serious damage to
crops or buildings. No hail accompanied
The storm.
OMAHA. NEB.. June i3.-Ths most dis
sstrous storm Of wind and rain that has
been seen here for years passed over this
section last night 1t struck Omaha BE-
tween seven and eight O'Clock. the heavy
rain and hail being followed BY . terrific
wind, which left more Or les damage In iis
wake. The principal damage d0ue here
va the destruction Of . larEs -four STORY
brick building in the course 81 erection snd
ready for the roof. II was totally wrecked,
and Peter Olson roreived fatal Injuries BY
being struck on The head by failing brick.
Los. sio,0oe. The bntldinE belonged 70 G.
Inquest. At Council Huns tie Iess
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Is Destroyed, the
three appeg steries bsing entirely destroyed
Luckily. however, none Of the inmates
were injured. The damage 10 estimated u
S7.00e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
STARVING
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situation in jackson s"nnsS - ~r"shInk
quite sesiota Hendricks ~ families are
an, IN. verge a. Starvation and un,e>. a.,
L..-.u.- .~, n. a.. u.
Si" -
the STATE az Tic "s'sfae "'T'' ''s ""N''>
a.troas r~ults ms, 10 esr-~tsst so's's ~
the more fortunate AMI lnn p~otle -
IN. .,,r,x and o,h.,. ~ho h.ti.x.t the
- g. .,-. A.. -
'"'N Wv
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
JUNE CROP REPORTS


H. Csssss crsp FsvsssAs-rhs Whsos
Cr-p Dsv,erssss-Ossss Csep !, -
MsdahsG
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE June erop
rrort Of the Ayr cultural Department essi-
natrs the total wheat crop Of the cpansry
at 80. ooo. 90 bushels, Of which so..eo,oS
IL winter: Is3. 90. ooo spring. The roudi
ton Of winter wh~si - lower than ever Be
fore in June. being now 81 against 20 -
MAY. The condition 81 spring wheat 10 en-
eouraSIns. The June rrsors Of the DEPART
men, Of Agriculture viii make an Increase
In the cotton ARA OF ) TO @ prr eent Viz
giniA, Loo pct cent: North CarciIns. io.'
S,uth Carolina los; G.ssgia, los; fiosstA,
Tor: Alabama. ieS: inut>iana, to-; Nlssis
sppi, ies: Texa. ITO: Arkansas ies; Ten
ur>s~e. Ioi. The total area eso~~:s Is.
oco. 900 acres The plan; t. IN healthy
growth and Deariy The AVERAGE. The stand
Is good. Where rrccnt rains have been ~
c~->siyr. the crop Is IN the grass The srn-
esxl average = ~ which IL higher than In
tire pec-diax years In June There n an
unusual ~Rnifornii, in condition. oniy leo
nes>ee showing iess than - The State
averages are a. follows: Virginia %.
North Caro- ina. IS: South Carolina. ri;
Georgia. S3; florida, az: Alabama. ".
Mississippi. -. Louisiana, a.; Texas DO;
Arkansas 81; Tennessee. -. Tbs cusslt-
ton u winter wheas 10 reported lower than
ever before in june. h general l~~sc~ut-
age has declined from 20 In May IA O.
The averages ef the principal States are:
New lork, VI: Pennsylvania, g. ohso. 80:
Michigan. -: indiana. -; Hines %, A>
soar. 81: Kansas. ID, California. =. In
some States there has heen q gr.s,:r l"ss
~ area { an wa anticipated la p%r-,ioas -
ports The average Weld will = ia-sstiy b
less than na bush is p~S scrS The prob
able product Of tho winles wheat SiAira.
according Ia these returns. h t-sincsd N
about 20. .Ooo, 600 bushels. Hut bon~ OF
the Territories are included In Tie winter
~hea; area and the rcpost of spring wheat
II more favorable. The disposition la.t Au-
tumn to reduce Ito breadth on accouai at the
loV price MAS checked BY the loss Of the
winter wheat AREA and later by the
Russian rumors. Substantially the same
arcs has b~cc seeded a. last year. st-,ut
II, 600. coo In Northern Wisconsin. Mime
soia, Iowa. Nebraska and all the Territories
The percentage Of last years areA IL 9s In
Wisconsin, ~ In Minnesota l03 Ia Iowa. -
In Nebraska, and los In Dakota. The on
dition Of spring wheat Is ~, and indics'ssa
crop Of about 1853. ooo, 600 bushels.
Tho average for Wisconsin, il as;
Minnesota ~: Iowa. 100; Nebraska TO-.
DAKOTA, i0i. b present report therefore.
Indicates q wheat crop OF no. 0oo. 900
bushels. q. 600. 90 bushels smaller than
that Of 1881. The general condition of rye
Is IS; the ARA OF baricy IL neatly the same
~ In 1884. aud the average Of condition B,
~. The ACREAGE Of oats has Increased 4
PER cent. and the average Of condition 10 81 /
Corn will he reported In July. bn; voluntary
returns indj--.c - '----s- ~ area
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

The commission appointed to open
bids for furnishing distinctive paper for
United States National Bank notes and
other securities have made . report to
1he Secretary Of the Treasury. The
nommission recommended that samples
submitted By Aessrs. Crane & CO., of
. twelve pound hank note paper. I'm
isAed on both sides with q blue silk
thread, 50 placed there that one thread
viii run through each note or certif-
cate. Be adopted for National Bank
notes. United States notes and certif-
catcs; that similar paper. with one
more blue silk thread, rs the Secretary
u the Treasury may determine. run
.ninG through each sheet shall be
adoptcd for the other obligations Of the
Government except checks. drafts and
stamps. and that paper Of similar char
1ctef and finish. not exceeding twelve
pounds in weight with either . blue
silk thread or water marks Is the
Treasurer may determine. so placed
akstein that II may show upon each
separate check or draft, be adopted for
lLecks and dEafts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
GREAT FIRE.

The loearoasSoaal Isvsott0ss E1Atbst10o
% Pre- 10 lOo1so.
LONDON, June la-Ths immense build
Ing occupied b. the I~ntersatisnal~ Inventions
exhibitou leon fiss and burning furioasiy.
u Is teared thai DoA Of he isvensioos %
exhibition will b tssaity destroyed
The entire sseti0a devoted - exhibits
has been totally Destroyed, fageihes with
The ch ef dining aaissoA Fifty q
gins are q work and the hre<nen
have a fned eoos;dersb;y on the flames
IL IL believed that . portion OF the sfrue
lure will be saved. Thsse vefe bas fev
visitors in the builIinx Ut the eeomeDce
merit Of the fr. Thy. With TIE stsssdsntA
succeeded in makisg Their escaVe-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

An account of the early life of the
Rev. John Harvard, founder of Harvard
College. is promised by Mr.. Rendle. of
Southwark, London. He has found a
record of the date of Harvard's birth,
parentage and family residence in the
parish of St Savior. and has traced the
breaking up of the family in the great
plague district. He has also brought
to light other incidents of Harvard's
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

~ 1assss Asytso 81 wuiisoshsss. w.
0oe0sa.

wfLttsssnrsa. "a. June "a are
eeoae oat at twelve oicir-s 'as; night IA Tie
right wing Of tho CENTER bolld.ns ~ the
Eastern Lunstie Asslata hese. ash t~'"ss
h eoald b go under oeatrpi ss-ry tA,ns
WAS destroyed There we're 80 fruale
patients ln the born~i bniifisz be-. all S~fs
r-.esed except oo~ Mis- saith. af sp~st
syissaia County. WIN sss hoSne.i la ass.s.
Another patient, Mrl Jrsries, after b~inx
brosaght Dat NJ The building. ~sst~r~s a~sy
and vA foani this Msspisx drp~p~d
In . erpsk mar BY. All u,e sssns,. patients
were taken 10 the william ard Mar Css
lexc, where they were tssarotsst'y ess.d
fos. The nti<f wards -ostssnSf s~1 nv sos
patients Tb~>s wards ~~ss gsseti, sHp
tied and The sasostHnssps w~rs tsrn~a
Hoes, but aAi not ~ssses m. b~inx ssa-r
ally srscssbl.. Soss. sf TIC sssse ~sris
we've ;a danger. sis-y t~saR ;crssesi NJ hssiid.
ln9s sepsss.. ard s~isrssnne~ss~1 frvsn tisa>~
Destroyed. and . ssrvss Wind sss bis~,nx
firm thsm- The h~s 10 ssunAs~s % sssas
sigo. ooe IN si<a. ooo. inssrssss ss<-ut eco
00ot The Gre h beiiessi .s hare Fs~sltss
from ffessiS With The sierhse light vsss..
- WIS Gsst discovered shsss ths virss
eeie.d us night wing % tss tuisd.nr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

The newspaper men of London have
appointed a committee and are raising
funds to erect a suitable monument in
st. Paul's Cathedral to the memory of
the special war correspondents of the
London press who were killed in the
Soudan. The list includes Edmund
ODonovan, of the Daily News; Frank
Vizitelly. of the Graphic; Colonel Bur-
naby and Mr.. Herbert, of the Morning
Post; John A. Cameron, of the Stand
ard, and Frank Roberts. of Reuters
Telegram Company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

SECRETARY BAYARD and his private
secretary. MI. Bryan, who returned to
Washington on the 18th, expressed
themselves as highly gratified with
their trip to Missouri and Kansas and de-
lighted with their cordial reception and
hospitable entertainments by the citi-
zens OF Kansas City, Columbia and
Lawrence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

A TERRIBLE occurrence was recently
reported on the railway from Kostoff
to Rostoff. on the river Don, Russia. A
bar of iron was placed across the track
by robbers, and the train which came
along was thrown from the rails and
demolished, the number killed or
wounded being seventy. The robbers
who were waiting for the smashup.
plundered the train.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

The New York Board of Trade re-
Gently voted in favor of the proposition
contained in the memorial of the Mari
time Association. that thirty cents per
ton be granted to the Government for
every thousand miles sailed by sail or
steam vessels built or owned in the
United States and engaged In foreign
commerce for ten years, after which
the payment be reduced ten per cent
annually. The board recommended
the early consideration and adoption
Of this method by Congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

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Usios. ~h;eh 10 eoms~s~s of ~sesss 90
enaisaitpas 81 ~s~saiissr psnc.iyiss~s szsd .
tseste - oxxsps' Gssse y~~~ssrssy. Ago
eases vSs fosss~a 90 Nssssx s4sass n
os sspssssx SD sssss ssssrsssx shsesgA
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NJ psssrs<soe vs. IA aHasuAS iasoe s1ss
hes ct yosng 0es. espessssy s0ssss NJ
Anasshssts. On ssmssoss rcd asss ssd
hsnsrrs vsse in~sstna sa<1s s~h.r~s~sst~
spssAS - ~pyvn vfth re Throne. fh~
Altar assi us Nsney hg.- T~vvss,s.~
est Seq ard . ssisssy rssss6 sssses ESx
Wus sssys~d As ~ gsvse ssasss rsssa~r
ssA nezzsei aehwss rad sps~~k~sL
H~Aes 0i4 isas u tsss s~nsse vaa8 sssss
isS Ard srsse tAe o~sfstsstSs. fh~y salsss
have . pssa< 81 us~sF nsa Ia sA~xs sxhts
tssy sssss sssp4n7 fssaie ssstfAszs us-sss.
nat vuaid 1esrc7 tAs pass<ys % uszs
masters Ahsss tee ussz>sn<5 s-psa~ vsrs
pfe>sss ssd ahsssd - ~ iskssssnx~sx
mDoKEA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

PATENTS were issued recently for a
new system for production of spherical
and conical ~projectiles by q new pro-
cess. The old and tedious method of
turning in a lathe to reduce to the
proper shape is avoided. the product
coming perfectly formed direct from
the bar. The Secretaries of War aud
Navy thought SO highly of its value
that they asked to have the patent put
through as quickly a possible. The
inventor is V. G. Simmons, of Fitch
burg, Mass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

j. II. RUTTER. President of the New
York Central Railway. died recently at
his home in Irvington. n. Y. Mr.. Rutter
had been ailing more or less since 1881.
Three weeks ago his disease (~diabetcs)
caused blood poisoning. from which
he died at his home in Irvington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

EAST Bxrxsrapr. Ky.. Jnse IA -
rse skc.<.nx sarzy sxwrcd iss yesterday
s~fs<ruona h4~os thrss b<u<h9s-Ceun.
william and Jszss Thespa-saa
waker~a spd knfus LAsss. osS
snA Tbs etacuity uW ore S0s
g0sip snnox ~ fasi.sD oe -
portiea- nseJ al, M - ssetse - s1ssS.
bss Instead. Jssss nseuYsm nd wuh@.
90 IA~son bee.s sAooe1ag q s~rA sehss.
snA The 0hess tssned ID vflh rssanes 90
Yssezsy uogncMl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

yrw Yoax, Juns i2-The psss~sers
agents m~s ~ Coesml.sieoss Fssi's oees
to-day and Agreed uppu . pnn Of srssr
tsatsou. and apna . T~ssfal plan Of s~xssins.
aud were distracted 70 sabsBii that axTes
usus 70 The creative cosanifsss ef
ths nsnagersL The psocs~~d pias b
nncis IKE The Old as. and ssessSss sos
p<sssfn< husssse~s b~fseea Nee Yosk .
fhssn IN the Esss and Chicago snd 81
Lnuss In TIE West Md Clnesnnxsi sssi t>ssss
vile in use Sosih- n any o6a~s pad b -
maai~d 10 vii eo0s fsos TIE issses sads
ysdsSi.y later.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

BgysxR M. Juss i.-Ts LAhps Ca0
stxssoa<s 81 he sasA ~ Afsarsrsy<saase
- and Gssesai ". - vsseksve arrived sAo
Doesing - Nh sfssDps - sss15s IL %.
a,sxs Listing hesweea - spssaton ~
oiserA J. W. Atsssf hes hnsn rEexrzpkaa
- eure u - kaeed tsey asy esnss .
0ns equtfs5,a sse<nean6inx wAsseey ~
MANS Eay b Started sH Thsps via b
- ts0uoee IN s<sfilnx IT, aiGrufD. n Wiz
l0ouis Z Snsvely vii cmsrns % nnke sus
NDsunahfe sesrM The snSkGs a. s5sss.
- sesy osrh s<xnese4 ed In<sty
yard Visa lonszts = Sutsety. er htrinR
1eGuM I'D 03iag nn<A kig1sx uag1
- ny edeses - - ugnias DtnnE1
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

WAsMSsfox. June iA-Tbe SECRETARY
q tAs Tssasnsy has inferred II. Ramsay.
gu.cdiaa Of - pssr q rusbxBgh- Pa
vbo sent m sskissed sDixsans fnu0 Pssss-
bcryh to WashinSsso f0 ~ purpass.
- ~ ~. 81 sasdssg he s1esenry q sAs
RapeS immigrsss Set thai As ID paxs
nsEs dso sos consider HE ssading ef Q
pspes fasssiy ffom ere city % be burden
snsther city . peopes nay II teueing IL
hs ID qseaina. He b atrs hSnsDa1 tkst
tSe heafth sufhogifS0 % Boon g vAieh
poss - aasAseM l11igIaDss h QnaBoen sso
sid - have IaD6sA. hare heeu eai1ed - Sas
uDseSof - fsc1s d Ne 60
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

WASHINGTON. Juoe n-The feipctio0
IN the pay roll Of the Agricultural Drpsxt
nent for May vas . little ever u.ooo -
compared with the rrestoas nossh's sses.
age. Additional reductions fos June.
amounting To absat G.eoe. have hpes
asde, and ethe1s are thought IN b is~v<
hbse In sndeg 70 Dseveps . ts6a0ry- TIE
Voskiag force u The statistical hssesn b.
ALREADY bRs usstiy rs6ured. tsa . e.oss
cpmpafasSoa 6isrisses tAe fsr4 Ia ~
asaihASs funds % md aR ~iasscsrieas %
eauy tic wosk thsoagh tie sDsnih spea
the psesens scale. and n IL sspsehesdeA
th1s the discharge or Ne s~sspeasson os The
remaining force viii take risre AZ ossoc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

ADJUTANT GENERAL DRUM has COM
pleted a list of the casualties during the
rebellion. The number of deaths was
1856, 496. OF these 29, 498 occurred in
the rebel prisons. The total number
of troops engaged during the war Was
FTP, 400.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

The Surgeon General of the Marine
Hospital Service has notified the health
officer at Baltimore and the officer in
charge of the quarantine station at
Cape Charles that the ship Jupiter had
left Valencia, Spain. where the cholera
il epidemic, bound for Baltimore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
THE WORLD AT LARGE
4 Summary Of the Daily News

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
GLADSTONE rendered the designations Of
himself and colleagues 70 the Queen on u Q
9th. The Stock Exchange was greatly de-
pressed in consequences.
The death is announced of Robert Schla-
gintweit, the German traveller and natural.
ist.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL left Liverpool
on the 10th for the United States, aboard
the steamship Scythia
Ar the Republican convention held at
Springfield, o., Judge Foraker was nomi-
mated for Governor on the first ballot The
other nominations were: General Robert
p. Kennedy. Lieutenant Governor: Judge
g. w. Mcllvane, Supreme Judge; John
c. Brown, Treasurer; J. H. Mohlen, Attor-
ney General; Wells 8. Jones, member of
the Board of Public Works.
DEPUTY SENIOR DoRsITERs ERRAURIKz
fell dead in the Chamber Of Deputies at
Santiago, Chill. recently. He was a OF
the most influential and respected mem.
bers Of the Liberal party.
COLONEL EDWARD e. WHITE, United
States Consul at Puerto Cabelia, Vene-
zuela, died at his residence in Philadelphia
On the 18th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19

THERE was much excitement re-
Gently in Minneapolis. MIMI. over the
discovery that q volume of forty
thousand gallons Of water per minute
was escaping from the water power Of
St Anthony Falls from an unknown
outlet. Government and city engi-
necrs had various theories regarding
It The opinion was expressed by the
authorities that the new sewer being
constructed above the falls was respon-
sible for the water waste. Some theor-
lists hold that the Hennepin County
lakes were being drained through .
s~abterranean channel. Water-power
owners. mill men and citizens geuer-
ally greatly agitated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
URR COMMENT.

The South American Commission
was cordially received by the Govern
mcnt at Montevideo. The Commission
wa asked to use its influence in favor
Of extending the American cable sys-
TEN to Uruguay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.


TIE glass workers strike at Pittsburgh,
Pa, has collapsed and the men have re-
sumed work at the reduction. The struggle
lasted six months.
The Dorrance shaft of the LehiEh Valley
Coal Company's mines IT Wilkesbarre, Pa,
caught IRE recently. Two hundred men
were thrown out of employment.
A DISPATCH from Plymouth, Pa, Of the
18th said that it was thought the typhoid
fever scourSe had ended.
The clearing house returns for week
ended June Ii showed an average decrease
Of 169 compared with the corresponding
week Of last year. In New York the de.
crease was 231. In Kansas City the In.
crease was as.
APARTY Of E~nglishmen In . coach near
. French race track displayed . Union
jack recently. French betting men sur
rounded the coach, captured the dag and
would have roughly treated the English
men II they had not been prevented from
doing % BY the soldiers.
TRAlxNEx on the Buffalo. New York 4
Philadelphia Railway struck recently for
back pay and against . reduction in wages
Of twenty-five per cent.
PRINCE FREDERICK CnARLxs, nephew Of
the Emperor Of Germany, has had . stroke
Of apoplexy with symptoms Of paralysis
in side.
TIE Secretary Of the Treasury has no.
titled the custodians OF public buildings
throughout the country that the appro.
prtasion for payment Of janitors for the
current year Is exhausted.
TIE Presbyterian Church at Shippens.
berg. Pa, caught lrs recently and was
burned to the ground. The building was
one Of tn finest n the Cumberland valley,
and cost $s6Ooo. The insurance vas <l0,-
90.
HARRIGAx, the 81. Louis Chief Of Police,
has been reinstated, having pledged him
self TO The strietese observance Of al he
rules in the future.
A SPLENDID British steamer, The Spoke
Hall, ~as recently wrecked By . cyclone
in the Indian Ocean. Only one sailor e.
capped.
Tn hakemeu on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad weas On . gsneral strfks - ths
lah. The trouble was the result q re-
duction q forces o. freight trains. A gen.
eral reduction VA made, removing the
front hrakemen OF al trains drawn BY Mo-
gal engines. Naturalization was practiced q
Newark, o., resulting Ia two anestx
ANTHONY FUNK. alias Talbot charged
with stealing more than 100 volumes from
The Chicago Pubic Library, has ben de-
clared insane.
A DrBIIx dispatch states the mail pas.
senxe train, while going - . high sate a.
spsed. broke down betveea NaIlow a1d
Trale~. II was reported thaA several per-
0as wsrs killed and many vossds6