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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21
MUsCElIANEOVS.

DYsEyTERY was reported becoming epi-
denic at Bridgeport, a mining village OF
Pennsylvania. The disease was due "a
famine and filth, most Of the laboring pop
~ulation being out Of employment
COLONEL ANGEL RODRIGUEZ Of the party
Of Limbano Sanchez and six bandits be-
longing to the party OF Tore Jiminez have
been shot at Mantanzas. They were cap
tured while negotiating for outward pas
age
GoRsUCH, the Anarchist, addressed the
strikers in the public square at Cleveland,
o.. again Oh the 18th. The red flag was
waved and the use of dynamite recon-
mended.
THE Social Prrity Society, Of London,
was agitating recently for a new trial OF
Mrs. Jeffreys. for the purpose Of securing
a public disclosure OF the names OF poll.
ticians and n0blemen who frequented her
house.
The Smith court martial ut Washington
completed it's work on the 18th and the
court was temporarily adjourned. The
findings would be sent to the President for
his approval or d~isapprovaL
ACTING SECRETARY fAIRCHILD recently
directed that a supplemental competitive
examination be held at the Treasury for
the purpose of filling seven vacancies of
the grade Of cadets in the Revenue Marine
Service.
A TERRIBLE explosion Of gas took place
in the West End Coal Company mines ut
Mockaqua, fifteen miles from Wilkesbarre,
Pa tho other morning. Twelve miners
were reported killed and several Others
dangerously injured.
DYsENTERY was reported becoming cpl
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WAS IT ChOlERA7
Kssidenss Of Camden ~ ~. Excited Over
the Death of Young 1ri.h Girl.

Kssldenss Of Camden. ~. -. Excited Over
the Death 81 = Young irish Girl.
P%HILADFLrHuA. PA. August 1.-THE
people OF Camden. ". j., are considerably
alarmed over what appears n have been a
death from cholera. The Coroner OF Cam
den, who 10 also q physician. ~as notified
yesterday morning tina, Msrgar-, Heal-y. n
young Irish domestic on the farm Of I'd
ward I. Hunt, at White Horse, had died
suddenly on Wednesday evening. Arriving
there at noon the Coroner found the bad
in an advanced stage Of decotn position. So
offensive was it that & had become nece~-
.ary a. remove 1t u IN op-n shed. On Va
vcstiga;ins the case Coroner B~ale found
that the dead Eirl came from Ireland two
weeks azo. Her brother. Michael Ii-aIey
OF Philadelphia, obtained = place FOR her
with Farmer Hunt ten days be.or. .he
died. On Wednesday evening q; Ss5
O'Clock Miss licaley VAS taken sud
denly and violently i'll and vomi,ed until she
died an hour And Q half aftrr~ard. The
Coroner gave Q cert tcaie OF death from
congestion q! the brain due TO cholera
murtus and the body vas taken 70 an un
6ertasers in Philadelphia and Vas :" -
buried a; once. THE hous. and cori~- were
thoroughly di.infectrL. Coroner B.a,s
af'erwsrd continued his invest cations sud
found tina, the symptoms in tire Gaze we're
identical with those OF As,tic cholera IL.
bowman SLiysr.. Of llAddruie.d. Who a.
called in Ia attend the glT. did no; srr3ye
until after her death. bu; h- = also %. the
opinion tina; i; Is a case OF tue cholera
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4 Summary Of the Daily News
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

MOSES, ex-Governor OF south Carolina
was again arrested at Boston for obtaining
none under false pretenses.
4 DISPATCH from Placerville, Cal. Of che
18th says: James ". Marshall, the dis
coverer Of gold in California, died ycster-
day at his home at Kelsey. He was sew
enty-four yours old and died a poverty
stricken and disappointed man, having
lost all his property by the curiditg OF the
early prospectork
MIS-. HELEN Hunt JACKSON, he we'll
known authoress, died at San Francisco
recently Of cancer in the stomach.
MRS. MARX PATTIsos, the fiancee OF Sir
Charles Dixie, IS in India On a pleasure
trip. On learning Of the scandal with
which the name OF her intended husband
L. connected she Immediately telegraphed
Sir Charles to announce their engagement
pu,lic.
SENATOR VEST was reported suffering
from neuralgia at Helena, Mont, recently.
LORD NASE ERNEST died in England re-
Gently. He served with distinction in the
Federal army during the late val in
America.
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AN ~eATRAvAGaNI GIRL.
Assr.nge Story Prom tho CITY of nro,ns~
lyloNe

fHrLApEIrHIA. Pa, August lS-Nfo
Adrianna Psyche Brinkle Ia. jls; been ~,
leaset from the State Luna,ic Asylum
where she has hen confined .ur twenty.
seven years o the extraordinary charge -
'eK,TayaSance ard e~cc.B;uci.y.' she .
the daughter Of the late pr. william
BriHsie, 3 physician h e~nioyei 4 lars-
practice and moved IN the hixh-s; Circles ~
society here thirty y~ars sso. NJ, Bgux.~
VAS III acknowledges! belle, = woman q;
Sr-a, beauty AMI accomplishments She
N& extremely extravaganza; AMI 81 uufur-
;una;e change In TIE financial staining o.:
he. father made i; impn>s be e.: him -
Iay her bills az he had done before. ADJ
anna vAs unable ~ oyrrcum. her cN:ray,-
gan tastes. and w;huG; knowing
anything OF the law IN such
cascs ordered = piano and -: % fuu.
iur., which she sold before Jaytns for then.
This p~roc-~ding s-autti.Ie! the -; "a
which The BTinsi-s belonged. and a. : ~s>
stated ~ the tine 10 save the family
honor Miss Bunkle Wa ~; l. the
asylum. entering the Institution Ia Ju.y.
80 " = ANt - "a Yes q
rnce Of charities and corrections met "a
Washington .ast June one - the dc.rc,'-r
made the following statement y t-ag:l-
ful and Charming young adv. u>c! 10
wealth, Is eNtrayagsnt. and her father tr ~
reduced in circumstance, ind himself uu-
abe 10 restrain her habit Of spending lie
concludes tina; she requires q custodian.
and places her IN 4 hospital needless ot her
earnest protests. He dies AMI leaves her
there. There she has O,-n nearly thirty
wears. AMI 5 now nearly slNty years ~ AZ,
and Is still begging 10 - released, hui
the custodian sill THINKS >h. need, care.
ami She remains to this day under F->trant
o! her personal | b-rty.' This lei 10 IA
Investigation, AMI Miss Brinkl- was y,liei
NJ the State Luuatic Asylum AZ HAIR >huTc,
and a committee reported that there VA, ~
evidence Of insanity IN her case But still
no release came, and the unfortunate
woman Almost; abandoned hope. The rep
Iesenisilycs Of the State Committee 0u
Lunacy visited her. however, and then the
order caInc and she was sent out a free
woman. Upon her arr. val IN this city. she
wa, taken Ia the tonvairsc-u;s Ertirsir.
hear Glen Mills. where she i being Isnirriy
cared for. Miss Brlnkle - now a gray
halrei woman 81 sixty, IN the full posses
son Of all her faculties and ia good bodily
health,
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\ Br"krn "a" Ia . q. ou.l iuHuis 'u,I Nus
tes.-- the Death ot IWsI,s Msu

WUsT~ENLHr. ~ August o. ~Har',
before noon yesterday informal cod, - ,a,.i
hrrr .aa; Terrible explosion 90 So IsI
taken place lu the v--; rA5 81 '.~ ,s.
cumpiIy's mines \, N".tifua t''-su m.,'
ircla here. IL seems H. tH~ flu' .-.r~t .1t
supplied fresh ar {" tH' vest ,l. lur NJ
MockaIua t'ulr drprtiug thc on lrr- 80
AZ. f"ur m.n Wei" brought g. 'ar s%--'-.,
dead and four az I've murr ATE II lu ;Hr
mine and ,an not tr r.s.., "a n, .I- . 'h.
Impure aIf. Just before 'te u.tf ~N.N
went III dutt 'Ir fsu hfr." ~" ta~
LurN at thi~ aut - dHt tr uru 90 zoe ia,
.h'ft before t.r, 'uirr-,i 'l,. u Soc rul I.,
w~ith~;audiuE tli> the, vent u.. GA" r..r
taxing gr.at t'>a. II,sr N,r. s4u"' t4fIt,
men 10 Nil wib were
~tTITfID VII sAtErI NJ
as i, Was we'll lnoNn tat The sa~ ~"aii
accumulate. Ahout seventy hsc men stft
in the mIne NJ the time WHEN tie Wufk D.
gan. The ~wofaUrn repairing TIE fan were
the frs! overcome Will the sas th-gt "a
hour later the sam. Fate Iall"uci Ia many
more IN he mine. Before the mcI fs.tiy
fa,liLcd their danger NOR. than ts~nfy
wrr. unconscious. Th"sr who s"usd then
escape did 80. Superintendent John 1"ss
ia!- and several 90 his men '-~rsH" u,
conscious ani were viii Shrf'lty re-
.u-f Others went down ABd iu tho 'sc, ~
immense difficulties AMI lu spite 80
being continually o~VeTp,s~r"i Nth
gas got out all bat trn men. f"u'
Il those brought ont were deaf Among
those seriously overcome Nth gas AMI
badly Injured ar Burt Tromsr. npmss
Hutchinson. John Andrews John Teas
ia!-. IT,. Henry Group. John fAstsy WI
liam cool. fr~d Howe Ani Others wh'as
names can not ~ learned ., present NUtiuk
The boss nj the MIA" says he no'ih~l nc
men before they entered The mine that N"
fan had stopped. and ira; 4, va np, SAFE
for them u en,.Y. and the mine "a sling
With ga This 10 denie! by tho miners and
latnrrr- They. On IN. CONTRARY. cay Tat
he told them q, 20 ~ vork.
THAT IHE TAS wAs uHYkT1
bu, could 80 r.p. f-d and put Ia worsIns
orier In IN hour. When ih.y entered
ever thing spJ~sred 20 80 all rshi until
they b..an to smell the f.tAl sgiphar
fumes. aud before ta~v could act "u; insny
we're oysr-nfn- and su~c~st~d 1he 8 sas
ter T. considered singular In 10 ns'.f" All
stands ALONE and unprecedented 30 TIE 80
tory O! mining IL could have i-"u rasi4y
.ure~ecn AID prevented. su; t<nE or -
;hoss singular ossrs.hts The cause "~-ai~d
notice. Inc death rull 10 ;~.s". 40 a.
row iul, asc~f,a Bed IL n 'oiiors Jsm"'
Wheisn. sgrf q. mnsr sfnssI
wlth 81 small eii,fr"n. rsn -
Mead. eyed 90, married. tsD oht
r-.u. W.IIza eu'y. s.-i a. lst0f-T 80
X. John y boy s.-i 90. n.D~r usF-~i
a.e chiia-u. william Price isl-1r-r. 49,
-. J.Ls. Fry s.~i - fHissf. msrr~f
two children NcaDi.s i~r~s s<~i -
in.ner sac chDdGsa HIsoa ~ msr. 49,
=. !st.,f-r. ma-V~L tao chlldrvB AHiaoa1
HorA..- sz~d a. mnsr. ~us~ JONI
Bru.p.-~i. miner. m.'fs~t 49, r.a-r~n
Iabu y. Iu~.O's.L aS-f -. a.-4cf. 49,
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4 Narderer HsnSsd.

CArTLET.BUgG. Ky, Angus; i1-Hsnry
Fre-se. ooIored. who murdered Chester Han.
aser in a iOv dive here on Nav = VA
hanged nj i?=1 o'clocs tbs Afternoon. HIS
neck wasbros-n. II. retire.. al one O'Clock
last nigh; having cpnyer~-i With Rev. Jazz
.on. his spiritual adviser. AMI hs n".h~F
md brother. ny 20 that boar.
lie aro-- NJ seen o'c.Ok tEls
mOrniBg. having obtained hui ltiis r"-i
and sleep. Us br-a.fAsi 49, ta@-a - Asr.
~ ia. lie ate : snail ys.c- g: chicken
one Ugh, rol. sDd = cgp % ous at;r
wards max preparations fuF ir f1Ai
hour. Tie w.- cain "a sgs>~ freely oi A.s
S~.-h
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ADDITIONAL D~IsPArcHE%

ALL the drapery stu1s used on the funer-
al car Of New York were given by Under
taker Merritt to the Grant monumen fund.
The committee will cut them into small
bits and sell them.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND has been
urged to discontinue the criminal prosecu-
tons instituted against the Oklahoma
boomers, but has declined until he shall re-.
ceive assurance that they have permanent
ly and i'll good faith abandoned their at
tempts to enter the forbidden territory.
Two colored children named Della Jor-
dan, aged nine, and George Gibson, aged
eight, were arrested the other day at
Charleston, y. c.. for the murder OF Jessie
Jordan. an infant about one year old. The
boy Gibson killed the child with . shot.
Ern.
TYPHoI fever has made its appearance
in the New Jersey asylum for the insane.
A dozen OF inmates are Frustrated with the
disease.
Louis HENKE. of Cincinnati, first hase-
man Of the Atlanta Base Ball Club. died
the other day of injuries received in q col
lisirp at first base the day previous.
Two COWBOYS named Dick Jones and
Dick Cayiit were killed recently in a quar-
rel VIII a ranch owner neal Gainesville,
Texas.
DNE OF the Sell Bro<' circus wagons
tipp"d ever at SandusSv. u. recently, kill
ing Eiw ard Fulton. the driver.
Phi AA>rERBgooK. OF Cambria. o.. was
killed ~r-oeu,ly while waking on the rail-
road in en- intoyicat- d con1i on
The Secretary Of War has instructed
General Miles to enforce tue Presidents
s'eccn, proclamation in re-airon % the cat
tle,sen on the Cheyenne and Arapahce
reservat oas- By the terms Of the procla-
nation the caitiemen viii he compelled 10
remove their herds by Ssrs1nber+
liz .he Casssf Marcare; k.x..v. who
N-,s Supposed ~ have died q Shpl.ra at
* Tsw1i. Pa.. y,reEtly. the corsner.r jury
has GuSnied thas SL-c:h was iAe - eating
green srpl.s-
King LEoPoLs- IF Belgium. &as given
ofticizl arjc. of lie assumption =: - ;i;le
of Kin al the Co1Sc States.
IT is ~r-ler;ed ,ba; a owl war mas t-sken
out at Kharocm: the Treasury has been
sacked. and the Aaht's succs,sAs aud
other officials have been Glied.
FRITZ FsEx and Julius Wolff. sailors BE-
kaging TO the German BaSk Mozart, fro,n
HsGhurg. fought the other ni.-ht O. hoard
ship. Fien stabbed Wolf With a,s sheath
knife. and Wolf in turn opened : wound n
fous long across the abdomen of k.s assaA-
ant, killing him instantly. Woi6 all also
die.
On. MffcAIFE. Superintendent % the
lockwood cont Asylum, who was s;abs 81
by . luuatic recently, died from the e1ecss |
of his wound. |
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ReAs~o and Eobhe ..

ExrogrA. kaS- August iA-BgrEa-
en;-rei the sleeping apartment 81 Fa;ae:
Dominic Meler. superior OF tie F~raoriscaa
Fathers Of EnporiA aboui uAtn.Eai %
night and af:er knocking Father N-ssr Ea-
CONSCIOUS. rosese. TIE safe of - eonSats.
consisting Of rsoaeys LlonEsa< - th- zzi
,~eiSEbo,inS msssoas TIE A@o-l; ~
mined couse not 10 aScc--zit>s LO~a..h: a.
YUter Nee. IL still u~ooJa-CoGs. tgi the
A.s pas supposed 10 cUuasn ose: $1,000
Fa,hes Meier. n; this boar. y IN 8 erica,
cu.sd ,soe.. bg; the doctors think ke VII 40
coubseciy recover. There . 10 cse % sAs
perpetrators Of tie Outrage
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I.r.,o. kfl~., sat Ipf4s.s


d.s'' ''" .'s' "Ht ~ 'h' i~''Ti
vut'a ~"a;tHea. w % Lore shortly 49, =
O'Clock .,-t s.sa..t v..h rc.a rs,i .
..., ~ u,~. e ODD I.e ese s.aft.i
TO- s,tt. .f.., ~ ,.. 81 tu 3 ~.rt-
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f..-f t.f ..s f~.u .s.s.f - - fa....
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.fs.u l.. The .u-tf .,stt~s sd .H rft.rt
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r...rs At,mt co.. r.n- ~
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vst and t.e ff..t ga. f-I .4.- Several
t,.,rr. stri a nar, 20 at.,s vsrs
fs- f .stlet :. Size ...rs n.-r
81 t.. tu~ .rf tHs greatest ,t..r.r
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sl..ss r.tsri af .~s,tat u ..-sI tr.
wee tt..u eut ~ t.s r. .s --.l .rf
atH-.s u. r,.s41ri 49, rtr e.
: w.. General, tr5 .-l $3.50
fr-f,-. . #. Zee. .ntv--s co.'s H.tsf. .
A,..e u.s 4f.s ~4s a...r. a a. tsr 50
l.- MA .. ra4.n one a.I - t-.t.f
t..t t.. 81. EA.rs -~.r,rI Hs -r
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s..l.- s.t.r-e U-s.E. 'tAr.a Us
f...g. 30 ~....-r at sss.ral
other. fr-siteal Er.-.ss I.e sltrs
budding -, assn ras...-sf
flame. and IL .-..rt fa- q . a. t.s-a
tho Whole t.,-s as 4. -. s#-r.f
wot. ! ,o iut i.. 90 go. tt- rssn.-. 49,
a., iratr partition w.. sa,sl ..
dif r.f s-'.f. fh~ s.-H... rrIf s. f-~-.
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a DESTRUCTIVE cyclone occurred in
| Northern New York on the afternoon Of
the 18th NorSood, st. Lawrence Count
vas greatly damaged and eight lives were
reported lost,
THE Greenwood Iron Works, operated
by the Parrot Iron Company, at Green
wood, n. V, shut down the other night.
The liabilities are said to be from 100000
to 500, 900 with assets OF 100000. Five or
six thousand dollars are due the employees.
THE firm of J. s. Martin & Son, whole
sale grocers. $50 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, have suspended payment.
LETTERS from Suakim say that the
troops are dying like flies. The Officials,
however, will not report such . conditioo
of Affairs.
NINETY young ladies took the veil at the
Mattenckrodt convent, Wilkesharre, Pa,
one morning recently, under the direction
af Bishop O'Hara. The ladies we're from
various towns and cities in this country
and Europe.
THE family Of Daniel Ashbaugh, Jr,
near New Philadelphia, o.. were poisoned
recently by eating toadstools. One boy
died and the mother and a young child
were not expected TO live. Tive girls
named Richardson from the Dayton Or
phans' Home, Eho were visiting h fam
ny. were also in a critical condition.
THE United k&ates Treasury Department
has authorized the American Express Con-
pary to receive The baggage of passengers
from Europe pom arrival in New York to
be forwarded Immediately N bond without
e examination to the principal ports Of EN-
try in the United States and Canada, whore
the duties, il any. will be assessed.
CASE of leprosy was reported at Hong
Lees ls1ndry. Chicago. recently. On in
auiring for the leper, the Cinnamon in the
hous Sc SAID he had eone AWAY, ney did not
kno1 whse-
THE Montreal Local Board Of Health has
declared the smallpox epidemic in that
city.
AN obnoxious tenant 81 a farrn near
C~ionkerry. Ireland. Was terribly beateu
the other night Is raiders who fired pistols
on their departure.
GEoRGE and Henry MAy,els. aged .~en-
ty-one aud twelve Years. driving ia q
wagon, We're run down by an express
rail at Hotoken. y. J., sad both killei.
COTTON crop reports from nearly every
section OF Texas indicated considerable
damage from drOuth within the past few
DAYS.
PROF. RILEY has received informaiioR
from Montana Territory that g~rasshoppsrs
Of both the migratory and non-miErafosy
species are swarIminS in that section. and
that they are about moving Eas. in large
swarms.
THE record vault Of the Columbus(Kan.)
Court House "a destroyed BY dynamite
on the morning Of the 18th. The records
had been saturated with coal oil before the
explosion, and the loss was ir~reparable
No clue existed a. to the perpetrator.
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LArNyxrTyuiL "a. A-.-s: In
s~eadaG,rts-s o, 10 To D-ss zcss=~n; q
G-u-rA 70 profit o. staux. sssa2 -
Ma, Hare: T. or~ar.y - sg-srzaS :-on
o5e o, 80 ;r.nxss cszsacas ss1 sse--
-. h>ss- bert - :Ss los~ -0g
a.; tArf TIE ,alphz-e -san>s {: Ia. -
r-auH: sauts a.. c~la.ausI pr 2S z.-s
-. a-i = =; ~ %: .. a. x~s az .rs
a-7y~4 o-toge A>- N a.. 10 HA~y1s r~sosn
F.r o. iAe eevI sn~s las ae.0a "a
such . ssOex Do. sy.sa b-f IA. 49, ss-
scr;iy eiL an: yfays No IA 49,
ns~.y sor h.r S>lg-rkEne- p ss 49,
vii - car416re O@s % saso. Ex:Kros.A.
psTss1
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Auf~. 49,. 'r1z -. - sa~z--s 20
80 Bo.rs Trasr .tF~. - a@-tf ga
= - ja%f 49, 49, 1sassa q ~as
GrcaY Af a. - .=a-1. o -aC-as
% e.r--ss< 1vs 1s gs~
ves va 90 @sG~s.
ts-a~ Size H=.ass Css@
.=2-ss S.~s e~+r 1919
tz.a~. ps.s a. tzsA~. 4Srr~&Al
=ct73 S@tf~. ~, ls2S.. s~.eos =
cf-s~ a-Gs 1@sa~a ha<a~y tt@s. -
- nrr~As ~ sGsS1h r. s-1ss
- gas - saoss - ta&so 90 - 80
-.zeg "a H.oaG iArSEs a.2-s.
cora -ssTs ozsG~As aas 80. e~sA~s.
ia ss.!l! EzsseA a.. Arsy. 80 .-<s
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LAURA CLAYTON. the twO-year-Old
child stolen July IL from the sidewalk
near its home in Philadelphia. was re-
covered by detectives at Chester, Pa
Ellen Deary. the woman having the
child in CHARGE, was arrested.
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Is 4 wiie-sprsad belief Of

a widespread belief q!
oo6ouism among the negn,eS OF At
Flanta Hundreds Of color.d people
are held under thratiom ty conk,re
doctors. who o terrible punahmenis
against their victims if they fail I'd
come up with heir regular osntrihu-
$ions. Ambrose Relden. q welltodo
negro of that city. who was under the
influence of one IF these wretches. dis
missed him. The coujuror. . revolt
ing looking spectacle. turned upon
Belden. and shaking his finger At him.
said m~enacingly: For this your en-
trails shall burn. and burn. and burn"
The next day Belden felt what he inn
agined to be fire burning fiercely with
Ia him. He has taken to his bed and
his case battles the skill of the doctors,
@ho say that he viii surely die.
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A CoUrLE a away and got married
ut Birmingham, Ala, the other day.
They were both nearly seventy years
old, and elopcd 50 get rid of the oppo-
sition Of their children.
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COLONEL FRED GRANT. it is said, in
tends to abandon military aspirations
and will take a position as civil engin-
Ger of a railroad.
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IT was estimated in Washington that
not less than ten million acres in addi-
tion to the lands mentioned in a long
list recently published by the General
Land Office are Illegally enclosed. Of
~ the special agents of the depart
we not had time to make cx-
and specific reports.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21

Miss JOSIE CROKER, an actress at
Chicago, was in court recently charged
with the larceny Of the manuscript Of
BARLEY Campbcll's GALLEY Slave"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21

THE arstocratic citizens of st
Petersburg are donating money tor the
purchase Of a silver tea service to he
presented TO Mr.. Gladstone.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

GERMANY's colonization scheme for
Zanzibar is condemned by many OF the
German newspapers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-21

ForR brokers who acted for farqu-
harson, the defaultihg manager OF the
Dublin Munster Bank, have failed.
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-06-20
Cyclone.

Prof. Bailey, Of the Eta company ar.
rived in town yesterday afternoon on
his way to Hot Springs to meet his wife,
who is an incoming passenger on the
Sidney stage. He reports a cyclone and
cloud burst the previous forenoon on the
divide near the head Of Palmer's gulch
which raised that creek so that he was
compelled to swim his horse. The wind
demolished the cabins ofthe prospectors
i'll that vicinity, tore trees up by the
roots and raised cain with all inani-
mate objects, but fortunately no loss of
life occurred and no damage was done
to the mills in hat vicinity.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-06-20

Times, II: Mr.. Haskell, the old time
liveryman ofthis city is now engaged in
hauling passengers by his hack line to
Chadron, the prospective railway centre
on the 5. c. d Z. railroad. He came j II
from there yesterday reporting the
greatest excitement heretofore expert
enced. The railroad company have To-
Gated the townsite four or five miles
east Of where the present camp is To-
Gated, and the surveyors started in at
c TO lay out a town. AS soon as the
news reached Chadron, the entire popu-
lation commenced breaking camp.
Every team that could be brought into
requisition was employed in moving
goods, shacks and houses. Many small
buildings that were erected on wheel.
were under way in an hour, while
others were being taken apart and piled
on wagons. Eastern men hocking into
the new town, business men, capitalists
and laborers. A complete printing ont
fit had arrived, and the first number is
doubtless, ere this, issued.