The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-29
MIGCELLANEOE4.

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Jackson
vile, Fla, respecting the severe weather,
says: 'On the morning of the 18th of jan
uary the thermometer registered 1876 deg,
the lowest temperature ever recorded, *
cept in January, 1885, the mercury fell to
IL deg. The injury to the present crop of
oranges can not yet be estimated, but the
probability is that it will be between
81. SOC, 600 and So 0,OOO."
The pretended Alompra Prince OF Bur-
nah and two Of his adhcrents have been
tried and found guilty OF rebellion and
| shot.
THE striking Hungarians at Mount Pleas
ant in Pennsylvania had a conflict with
the police on the Goth. One Hungarian was
thought to be killed. Several other fights
occurred and some non-strikers were said
to he killed and injured. The situation was
serious and troops were ordered to hold
themselves in readiness.
THE Edgar Thompson steel works at
Pittsburgh, which resumed recently, have
again closed down. the helpers and filters
refusing TO accept the terms offered. Al
fairs are more complicated than ever and
it is impossible to say what the outcome
will be.
A DISPATCH of the ol.t from San Anto-
MO, Tex, says: Intelligence reached here
last evening from Hidalgo County that .
and consisting Of eight robbers crossed
over from Mexico . few days ago and
raided the PalmOs ranch. Carlos Schunaor,
the proprietor, and q CLERK were both shot
down. Schunaor was fatally wounded.
His clerk lies in . very critical condition.
The robbers got $500 and . number Of
horses.
FREIGHTRRs who arrived at Aspen, Col,
on the 2lst state that twenty-seven NOV
slides ave occurred in the neighborhood
OF Maroon Pass during the past three days.
a party Of men and eighteen mules were
thought to have persisted.
DISCOUNT was weak in London during
the week ended January . at Iss4 for three
months and from Sol for short. On the
Stock Exchange business was inan;mate
and dropping. The Irish question, bad
trade prospects and the war outlook in the
East combined to unsettle business. Amer
lean railway securities were depressed
throughout, closing At the iowest prices Of
the week under the reports Of now storms
stopping traffic.
IT was reported that an agreement hal
been arrived at by the leaders OF both pat
ties providing for the admission of Dakota,
Montana and Washington Territories. Tho
plan will be carried out in q few weeks.
THE other morning . terrific boiler ex-
plosion occurred At the distillery Of Fair
banks & Duenwig, at Peoria. Ill. Frank
McNeilis. George Otterman md two others
were killed and several wounded.
CHINESE at Victoria, B. c., were reported
in terrible restitution. Soup kitchens were
projected for their benefit
HoNE-RrIE for Ireland wa considered
hopeless in the present British Parliament
Neither Liberals ror Conservatives would
propose it and Farnell woau have TO do
SO il the question was 10 b d pssed .: al.
A SERIOUS state Of afain oee1ued in the
Ohio senate en- the I'D IL D@mocraa
withdrew on the ruling of4he CHR that
the Hamilton County Seuatou cod not
vote. The result was thlA two Seuates
were formed, each dselqing the other rev.
o~lutionary-
The House Committees on Indian Affairs
favors taking action loSkinS to the obts.n-
ing from the Fed Lake Chippewa Indians
the REIMBURSEMENT Of their utse 60 TIE res
ervation.
COMMISSIONERS CoiNxx has called the an
nuel convention o. tic Mississippi Valley
Sugar Growers ASSOCIATION for ST. Louis
Fsagusry ( and =. and ~ tie D.irymen.s
Association so- tie EEK following.