The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

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a, New Orleans 70 Londoa IN \ paissc
vessel
Esr. II. w.LLIcr. OF Ohio, has -rm-
m-uced sol, IN tho Se< York Uni;~d States
Court, claiming ou--tkirtIc;h part o. The
ostAteo Of Anneke JanA
IL n agkt which occurred on the ,th 30
"a e~n ~h.sky sellers and Government o"-
GERS a. L~erin.toa, KY, . uIaH nam~d
James was killed
PAYx.sTER RocIEsTTE has
preferred charges agzinS; MAJOR Smyth.
tho paymakter who left savannah ~i;h
$500 % Go~yeruIncn. fund. IN h. Is~sss-
Sl0u.
FRrsu earthquake shocks ~ere fei; On
the sth a; N.rIa. and a; |alez, Malaga,
several houses were damaged.
The tann-ry % George T. Adams & Co,
nj Eas;on, Pa, was burned recently. Loss,
$500.
THE Dock D-partmer. u View York has
recovered -" damage. Tor dock rcai
ngains; &. Z. Huntington.
The Farmers Ins;.tgt, az Dayton, o.,
closed On the -th.
The trial 81 Madam" Clovis HuSu-. FOR
the pard.r O; the French detective, Norm.
commenced q; Paris on tn. sth.
WILLIAM Nolan. foreman o. a cement
quart AZ Hale shur-. Ind, was killed. re-
c-ntly by a large piece Of rock being i-o~n
urnu him.
THk sth q January, hing tho anniv~r-
SAY Of the battle 81 Scy. Orleans. ~as
Tn.on.
TuE City Marsha! 81 Homer. La. was
shot, and Killed recently ia a street row.
THE Grand Trunk Railroad deIo; and
baggage express rooms az Lindsay o.,
burned the other day.
The passenger agent, Of Eastern roads
have mad. IL" rouu! trip rate from Chi
cagO 10 Washington during the ~inhIcura-
ton -; Cincinnati! 20 Washington. >ij.
The Iowa STATE Auditor settled with the
retiring Treasurer a. Des .io.ncs ON the
eth. Countel his funds on hand and found
all correct - n cent, whereuTpn the Office
~Twombly, who gave his receipt u kis pre-
decessor for :lGI .a44.0:.
THE sons Of the Prince Of Wales will
writ. an account OF their voyage round the
world.
AT Clear Water. y. y, recently a West
Shore freight train was derailcd aud SIX
hands hurt.
TIE Bishop of tho colorcd Episcopal
Church at Philadelphia has been arrested
FOR forgery.
4 WOMAN named Catherine Eannesscn
was burned to death ia 4 fire at Pittsburgh,
Pa, the other day.
THE proposed expedition Of Prof. Nor
dcnskjold 10 the South Pole has been post
ponei until l>N1.
THE Scott Lumber C~"mYnnv's planning
mill at Merrill, Wis, wa burned recently.
Damage, >-0,rS; no Insurance.
AFIRE on the morning. OF the 9TH AT the
dry goods store OF Henry Rogers, New
York, destroyed property valued u; So
co.,.
The Pittsburgh glass manufacturer have
originated "a movement II close down two
or three months car!icv this year than
usual.
DURING the pas5 year e,.@D immigrants
arrived IN In" Province Of Ontario, OF which
number Js.SrI came to the United States.
EARTHQUAKE shocks Eavc been felt at
Emhrun and C~haIuhurg, ant at other points
in the Province Of Haita Alpes, France.
zoe deal OF uneasincss was recently
felt at ~. Louis Ia railroad circles in conSe-
qucnce Of the instability of passenger
rates AT Chicago, and T. general war was
apprehendei unless speedy restoration was
made.
GERMAST'S influence in Samoa has been
largely increased tv a treaty concluded
between the German Consul and the King
OF Samoa.
MAJOR CHARLES Il. BRADY, subscription
clerk in the II. Louis H.yILiicaH Office,
committed suicide the cher night by shoot
ing himself.
The Spanish American population of
New York have raised n considerable sum
of money for the relief OF the sufferers by
the earthquake in Spain.
HENRY VI. GUILD. late teller Of the First
National Bank of Cincinnati. committed
recently AT the residence of ~. II. Tudor,
his hrother-in-law.
GENERAL WoLsELFY telegraphs the
Prime, 81 Wales that h. will march on
Khartoum on January -. He expects
heavy lighting after the city i relieved.
MYEA CLARK GAINES died on the night
OF the nth, aged eighty. Her litigation
with the city of New Orleans was famous
FOR having lasted forty years.