The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15


. trunk st the railroad depot ss Pittsburgh,
Pa
THE jury in the cas against Prot. b.
Gaimas, charged with having slapped the
ears Of David n. Lovsy,s pupil II the West
Hampton. Long Island. school in lso, and
thereby caused the boys deafness, hrosght
In . verdict for $1,000.
MITCHELL ANDERSON, . Choctaw Indian.
seventeen years old. was reccntly exc
cutsd 1t Fort Smith, Ark, for the murder
Of another boy named Winchester, last
hummer. According 70 Choctaw custom.
Anderson Vas shot by The executions
through the heart
RkPoRTs from Cabul stats that the
Amer will strongly fprtify the frontier ~
soon - IL IL determined upon.
A VERY heavy frost was reported on the
nights Of May 8 and . generally in the
Northwest. Dakota reported eleven de-
grees Of frost and Wisconsin had ice IN
inch thick. Snow fell IN Kansas, but
melted soon after touching the ground.
The Governor Of Eastern Siberia reports
that hands Of armed Chinese have crossed
the Russian frontier and surprised many
Cosxack villages. Tho extent Of tho depre-
VA not stated.
A was created in BnfYalo, n.
Y, recently by An action brought by Peter
Weller and wife agains; Adam and Louis
Weller, their sons b parents claimed
that their sous presented documents to
them . which they signed, not knowing
what they were, but which proved to be
papers transferring an estate worth $l15,.
90 to h sons.
THE Anglo.German international COM
was reported to have settled the
colonial disputes. New Guinea goes to
England, and the status OF English and
colonists was to be equal under
flag they might be residing.
A DIsPATcH from Panama, of the 9Th,
stated that 400 officers and men OF the
United States force had left for New York.
THE court Of inquiry into the conduct of
Kane at Colon reported that
acted with judgment and discretion and
a. well As he could under the circumstances.
The business failures for week ended May
! were, for the United States, ID; for Can
ada, d; total, 2iS; as compared with ZOE
week previous. The failures in the
Southern and Pacific States were unusually
IT was believed that over twenty.one
persisted in the buildings that fell
in Brooklyn, N. Y. recently and then tool
fire. Many of the bodies recove, ed from
the ruins were mere fragments.
THE President recently made the follow
ing appointments: George Lothrop, Mich
igan, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
Plenipotentiary Of the United States
10 Russia; Boyd Winchester, Of Kentucky,
to be Minister Resident and Consul Gem
eral Of the United States to Switzerland;
J. z. w. Thompson, Of New York. to be
Minister Resident and Consul.General Of
the United States to Hayti.
AT q meeting of the general fire insur-
managers at Chicago to consider the
growing out Of the recent Ohio
enactment dissolving local boards Of agent
In that State, the opinion vas general that
it was impossible for companies to con.
business in Ohio with profit
A DISASTROUS fire broke out in tho lum.
morning OF the Sth, caused by sparks from
, passing locomotive. Forty-fve million
feet Of lumber and other property was de-
stroyed, the total loss amounting to $780,
)O0, principally insured.
One Of the jurors in the recent trial OF
Richard Short In New York has been ar
rested for corruption and perjury.
THE vote Of confidence in the Italian Min.
was agreed to by . vote Of rs to %
the Chambers.
THE body of Daniel Kinney, another vic.
of the mine disaster at Raven Run, Pa,
been recovered. This made a total of
six recovered, leaving four in the mines.
JOHN Pollock, the striker who received
! bayonet wound in the abdomen during
The skirmish at Lemont, ILL.,, recently, has
lied. making three deaths from the affair.
THE freight sheds Of the Inman line
locks, Liverpool, Eng, burned the other
The cause Of the fever ravagiug Ply.
Pa, was discovered to be due 10 the
Of a family suffering from fever.
The family lived near the head waters of a
mountain stream supplying Plymouth with
water, and the heavy rains Of last March
carried the cesspool into the river.
An avalanche from the mountains near
Lake Van, in Armenia, overwhelmed Q
caravan and caused the death o.
'ixty. eight persons.