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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LIGHTNING struck IA corner grocery stor,
in Houston, Tex, ON the 18th, Instant,
killing Si Taylor (cOlored, and fatally in
juring James Lythe, the proprietor.
TWENTY stores were burned ut kOsciusko
Mich, recently.
WETHERow 4 WELLS glass works at Mas
silion. o., burned the other day.
The Cleveland Ieadsr is looking for non
union printers, The union men having
struck for higher wages.
4 VERY p~erccptiblc earthquake was felt
at Evansville, Ind. on the 18th, lasting
about twelve seconds. No damage was
done.
FORTY lives were lost by an explosion in
the Woodland colliery at Leigh. Lanca-
shire. Eng, on the 18th. One hundred and
fCrty miners were below at the time.
RECENT treasury orders concerning
clipped" coin are ~unfavorably received in
San Francisco.
A DESTRUCTIVE tornado passed through
Aberdeen, Oak. on the 10th. No correct
estimate could be given of the damage.
The Land Office has been notified from
Santa Fe hat the Federal grand jury las
indicted 3O persons for frauds upon the
land laws. Among them are an ex-dele
gate to Congress, two Territorial legisla-
tors and ex-HegiSter Frost, who resigned
precipitatsly when the new administration
came in.
the one hundred and fortieth call for the
redemption of bonds. The call is for &c.
NN,o0 Of the three per cent. loan Of lSS2.
CADET SCHLEr. of Indiana. fell from
aloft IN the school ship Constellation
Augusta. and was killed.
The British Ministry has decided to ap-
point a royal commission to inquire into
the Belfast riots.
A DISPATCH from Quebec saws: Rome has
finally spoken upon the question Of TIE
Knights Of Labor. The society is ~ureauiv-
ocaliy condemned by the Holy See and
Bishops Of the church are enjoined to pro-
coed against it AS against all secret soc;e.
ties Under the Papal ban. Cardinal Tasch-
the Bishops
FIRE i'll Cleveland. O.. recently. causel
the destruction Of three tanks of oil in
oil refinery md reduced the still
house and boiler rooms To ashes. Loss.
eS. ON.
AT Folsom. Cal, recently fire DESTROYED
Of the principal business houses.
Loss, $4,000: insurance. $4,000.
SPECIALS report destructive storms in
various portions of Kentucky on the i2th.
In Pulaski County Joe Riddle and . young
child were killed by lightning. In Logan
immense rocks loosened by q tree
over on the mountain side crushed
the cabin of Matthev PARKS. fatally
injuring him. Considerable stock WAS also
reported killed.
Tay business failures in the United
and Canada the seven days ended
I2 aggregated Is. as compared
Is: :ne week previous.
The amount of three per cent bonds held
10 secure National bank notes in c~ircula-
ton. included IN the 10th call, issued Re.
pseaY, IS %:,SS6:Jl
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
R~,es Gev.s~seg rsssmsssers In ~. ne
~ensiy Es,ens~d special Delivery s,.-

Ru,es Geveswsag ressmssser. In ~. r.-
Gently Es,ens~d special Delivery s,.-
| ss,a-
wA>HiN.ro>. An<. iT.-The f~o.,n...-r
General has issucd a circnlar ~ hibernate
|. and instruction "a pn<:mas'.Ts Concerning
and preparatory IN putting .ato operation
tciob~t I the act Of Aszzst 4 i>-s
, .uihoririns The extension Of The ,p-~
delivery system ." al p~"Stof0rs al
q, all ula.lahie matter. The circular 10
shles that IN every I~.~:ofhrc IA tSs
United states. after ,~sno~r l. ever vos.
mas.~s viii be held rv,pOn.;5'r fot IT, ias-
~r,.-iIa,. delivery of rscsy afsct. 81 m,s.-
ahl- maiir. Which NAV ~ stamped a
.p-cal dc iyery stamp ard addressed 'o
v~t~pn living OF havins = y 49, 80 bJssn-s.
wI,hia on. mile ~ The p~.,;oa.cr. lac
OIL gallon Ia deliver dos uog sx,sat
:, an address beyond tia, distance .,lt
iue v--fms.;~r wtlI ~ a. i,~Tty 60 us.s
tie delivery and ;-ceiy. Compensate az a
any other case. IL - cutU s~srfslri "a b u a.
a prnT-r ard nsidrfa;- thing - ~ done
a. AL accommodation la tie s-nsssr when
ever Il; /, reasonably cputen snt Toe ha4rs
within which imuTSlis;s delivery = rr1,-
put,ors are from . a ma ~ g. ~. ADD
further. until he afrsa 81 the at ufs
pros llesi that such aIT;Ssl - Mt istsr iHan
. II nv. IIp<'ms>trrs arr not Required %
MAKE delivery az s!~cisl dv.iN-p matt.
on Snnds,. but ali. - ai lih~Tiy. boSe,fr.
- deliver specis' delivery iet'-f. NHJ pH.-
cp'> arriving an sunday. lHWetiatr 5c tt-
ely NAV. al ,h.ri and fourth Cias. nfs~s -
tuai- IS the .c-tmas;rr h,m>sIf ~ a A.
,i~,ant 90 riefk. az - aps other c~'u4sr.~.t
person be- mas cmp'ot a. mc~~euS.I. IT.
MASTERS ate Tefu rel tn oysn al matter eos
4fiiSsi ard immediately separate uiatisg
hearing special delivery stamp ssai stamp
90 write an tho cuvr.opr ct NTsFl-f 80
uamr 81 the ofhr- and Is- date auI t..s
wacu tie matter arrives. Next tsv w.iJrT
mus; 80 numbered sf!er Whica Il tau.- D.,
delivered wiih1uI lo>- 90 Time. lot every
~afiici. delivered the postmaster H,s, iak-
a r',riit After . special delivery sttCs
has tsrn taken oat Tot delivery asni hs%
been returned viii, the iufofHsti"n thar
th" PERSON Addressed has removed tu auoia
rr place and the article 10 then forwarded
u IL not then to b. regarded
a. entitled to special delivery a.
SECOND Office. Registered matter wi
~ emitted Ia spec al delivery the same ~
ordinary mrt.r ~h-n h~arns a special d~
livery stamp IN addition Ia fu'l postage ant
tee. W. .i"rt NUT to sp,fvsi T.,
I"simt>trrs or any either Officer Ia cNIs|i 70
Pc mailing 1f matter bearing slscia. sIN
iscry stamp
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Two YOUNG men of Warwick. \. Y,
II is said, went fishing at Wawayanda
Lake a few days since. In a building
near the shore they heard some one
playing an old violin. They liked the
tone of the instrument. and finally one
bought it for ten dollars. The owner
then took it to New York for repairs.
and was told that it was a genuine
CrcmOna. 1t was shown that il bore
the mark of StradivaruS. the cclc-
brated Italian violin maker. and that
ihe instrument would sell easily at
from one thousand to three thousand
dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

CuIvr,Var,, y. +, A1-. is.-G~o---
" Cao.e, he noveiisL. tsg-at TIE sial,
portion 81 the Chsrtauqaa sabaa,a-
school. which :. called the A~..snslv. a;
Hine O'Clock Yesterday rnornia. SeA'is
two thousand persons -ere present SIR
Cable 'agzh; ne International lesson g.,
the dav from John xii. Iii. on ihs
topic. "Jesu. teaching hGDiIi;r." After
ward Chancellor John n. vsncea, n. d.
preached h@ rrroiaGr-a;e srrmon 10
over 100 rnemi~rs 81 The -rzsiss.is.
cius % I.-s. who were seated ia iZe
pzr4u-ife OF The aEuahsia~a,rr
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Nr. >rdguick To 90 so N~si~o.

WasuI~GToS, Auy. lf.-it can low be
goes To Pa>o Del Norie and Chihuahus by
request al Secretary Iiyart. ami ia con-
nec;ion vitA the Cgtiin- csc. HI, Ms
sion Il IN no sense o. a Z ploms;i- IA
men; better information with regard Ia
TIE case. The records 81 NcIican courts
sre not Published - n tais %cnua:rv. a1d
the diplomatic channels ihroa-h va!Ch
they mg-, sc sought are rnunds soII and
slow. owin. TO The distance bcise-a TIE
scene .. thr trial ari The clritsl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

THF Republicans OF the Eighth Ohio dis
trict hav" nominated I.ieutenant-G Governor
K +. Kennedy for Congress by acc!ama-
ton.
at the Democratic convention OF the
Eighth Illinois district. held at Decatur on
the l,th, General Joseph Wheeler was re
nominated for Congress.
The storm was severe in Marion County.
W. Va. on the 10th. punkard Mill run
suddenly overfowed its banks, washing
away the house Of John Snoderly. whose
family. consisting of q wife and four chill
dren. were drowned.
The Secretary of the Interior on the Eth
drew warrants on the Treasury Depart
mcnt for $1,000 40 on account of the quar-
teriy payment Of pensions.
NEAR N~ernIontville. Mich. the other dav,
a steam thre>hing engine exploded. in
stantiy killing =. Darion and Leouard Gar
ringer. The body Of tie latter was blown
to fragments.
THREE dist net attempts were made To
wreck two passenger trains and q freigh,
train on the Lake Shore and Rock Island
roads at Chicago on the Eth. Two of tue
engines were disabled. but no one was in
jured.
The operatives in the clothing houses OF
Boston. are preparing To fight a new bast-
ing machine which. it is claimed, will throw
hundreds OF girls out Of work.
SEVEN train loads of pilgrims left Paris
for Lourdes on the Eth.
The British Afghan commission is ex.
Pected to return 20 India in September.
Further shocks Ok earthquake were felt
in the island Of Malta. in the Mediterra-
neen. m the Eth.
BENJAMIN 1. EEIG6S. ex Congressman.
has been nom mated for Governor by the
Delaware Democrats.
4 HEAVY rain and wind storm visited the
vicinity Of Aberdeen. pak. on :he 10Th and
swept over fly miles. doing more damac.
then any Previous storm. At Newark.
.thlrty-fve niles northeast. four persons
were killed. Among the victims ~.r. the
wife and child of John Cakes aud Mrs.
Wait
The State department has received cf.
fetal information Of the acceptance by the
japanese Government OF the mod Ecation
made hy the senate prior 10 its rat ~iication
Of the japanese extraditiou treaty on June
q. The exchange .: official copies os the
treaty will give il full eG-c,
The iron masters Of England have DE-
cided 10 reduce the output o: big iron u
per cent
AT Huron. Ind, recently Mr. Davis. I
scent Of the Ohio g. Mississippi railway. /
discovered . tramp carrying OF bis clothes.
a large amount Of money. q
gold watch. etc. Davis pursued the tramp
when the latter turned upon ara st. b.ed
him TO death. The murderer Was pur>ued
by posse Of nsu, capiascd audiyueh.d-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
NOTHING NEW
y" N.~ b"'"i"p"."'--i nr~'I,tI. Hsutat.
SPECIAL sr~"t ~-.isv.s

20 ~ uufffuFs
Special Agent >-.isvl.s
II ~ 49,. Tex. hux t9-Ih~fr afr ~,
new Developments in tie tutin. matter
t'-daN. although ib- u.uai nunI.r o.. us.
reliable i"tnft. n"fss made. one 81 thee.
uin'uts va. that large bad r, ~ N.s,rap
iI"ops were streaming i,to Cbjhuslus
He coming "f Si-eIaI Agent S~~dsNirz
ia i'm ra't~n'iy awaited b. 10th siiss lie
vii pend a frs days 81 Ia-hi.' Nuti.
AMI then 40 "u io 'hthushus - h-
spend 81 l~s-t = w~-s. ami ii,+r . 30 .hu1i
decide Ia =" io the Ca -: Ieslso h..
WOULD remain IN HE Ia y = isAs; two ur~s.
lnh.'r. Tie Merriam. base a.pt = s.ft
s'r upf~r ~, sO Tar. aud 10 -so.sa a. thuusis
ii"v would Ike q" get oii of ,ise suiiin-
" the, enulf dp 49, ~ tti.H' .4ust.,
Down. The tone ~ The ia " rat~r.
IN The City 90 N~,Ic" shows th.s Tho,
VII probably Wans." Thu - IT, Suprss~
omit OF Chihuahua reversing the ,i~ci- aas
~ ~. Io.sr co,-f 81 Pas, si-l Softs anst
iie r-,.a.. q: the psi.auar Th.n
c"sn. Caiinssc'sm ioi heavy d4in-
a.sa
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
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Gas~As s.~ S.>ss,s A~

SoSsfks Arm. AsE I6-Th~ svra~s
'h.' csp'sln fs~sa .st ~ o<sassss bat
t-sn oay'ns>f and dssarns~d vhi-s ,~.es.sS
tie CgI;sd states ~ssss days aga. 10 49,:
- to foosinS lssss.s tisxrsn 70 yous
c~D,-~stontea, ffsss foSs Iiu.cha<s
oosgi~r fr~a Captain iAs.oo', eoaae..s
a:ss oes ;ron i~S~v,~nsns rAk~s r.~.
Ua.a ssys he s:sry - Gsgzxan la.n.s
Command hsvEnS 5~~s czysasos ss-d a.
srrs~i By Nsresas . sscrs- Lsvt.o !.
saiii In psr.si 81 ~ iniisa.. go: xr~.Ev
sscunssasess~d b, Tie A>s,y nn- TA-~
esas~rs cap issse are n4Asy irsisa. IN ,s~
sessy ~ B-ss~Ha sn-a ;As, ,hsy .ss
esr~n vale Ca tbe ssy 10 f0s. uasr
eAu~
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

ABOUT one hundred and fifty persons
shook hands with the President the
other afternoon. The first person in
line was a lady. and as the President
grasped her hand he remarked: Its
quite warm to-day" One of the Wis
itous was evidently a laborer. aud
looked as if he had just Knocked oil
work. He was coatlcss, and his ilan-
mel shirt showed traces of toll and
arm weather. He approached the
resident d~eferentially. with his hat in
is hand. and received a hearty grasp
{ the hand. with q cordial .'IIow do
on do. sir?" One young lady after
,aving the East room remarked. hold
g up her glovcd hand: I'm going
hove it stuffed" meaning the glove.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

onf~, H.. A: 1.-The ssni-aassal
ne~iiD- 81 TIE GraozI Eof-s OF the HI
B0is C1,iEen.' Nsfgal Protective As.ocl
iioa Wa he'd 81 ihI. Tiso- ~ye.tsri.v,
NTH J w Pike. Of Iaka- -asd aor.ap
president. IN the casir- No ora ss.l-
r-ss oi great importance va transacted
D>ie-4t~. from sII III subordinate lodges
~ ihS State usrr pTes~si sHs. made i've
Nv un~ iDr is~ iszH. A rozsnlfi~e Ma,
formed 10 rvsts< IN c~onsfi;aIiDs zasf re-
port a. an I'D tos rsezI ra>ctIa- oa sz,ar-
'iaT, ssptemhe- - >iac- tie ineorpo
raisoa ihe order kss =F0sa sseajlIy. ash
enrs nal. ~u.sai;y gre Siarioa AL sltA-
Sraieosa..=s . Y de s<sta-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

{ AErTER from San Domingo. dated
~ %, states that a Presidential cleo
took place there on June 26.
fcral Ulysses Hereaux was elected
large majority. General Masses.
Elefeated candidate. left for SANTANA
ksIays after the election. raised an
IN Of 5000 men and attacked SAM
co. He was defeated by the Gov
{nment forces. General Hercaux,
Eesidcnt-clect. left there the same day
..sding 5000 men to reinforce General
|upSon at Santiago. General Sala-
left Port Duplat on the north side
30 men and will join Hereaux.
ing an army Of 1900 men, This
|thsi strongest revolution that has
lsrtsJin San Domingof for some years
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

A GOVERNMENT scout attached Ia
Captain Lawton's command, recently
arrived at Tombstone. Aris., from the
front and reported that Captain Law
don WAS at Opedepc with instructions
90 remain there until further orders.
Lieutenant Gatewood and two Apache
chiefs from the San Carlos reservation
were i'm communication with Geronimo
and his band. and il was believed they
would soon surrender.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

WASHINGTON. Ag:- ls--Tscr. IL . ru-
NOR a:oa; That - rc;A-T Whiinsy viii
shortly ~reorcsnixe the Nayr D~ps-tpen;
on hts own responsibility. and before do
ia= 90 will appoint Chief Coas;rsciSg
and \ PavmI>ic=-Gcaegai. TIE storr.
however. caano, Dc confirmed II "a. De-
r~srtHient-
This adnlnisIrstio il c1Ir. IN D. ao:-
able 10 history fsr Ia- 1cr Of ~
ship. naich will - ait Of c~Gstract-<
for dgria= it, existence. Cosnun. ihs
doahi- iarreteJ~ r-DH!iors Haica vHi -
there All. 1- >sK;ccI o:
.sesenscrn nets -sips pat Asoz, darn:
c.sY@laaE' AsZa.-tT2iioa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Thu Danish temporary press law
makes the manager of Il newspaper re-
sponsiblc for the contents of every
issue and inflicts a fine of two hundred
and fifty pounds for wrongfully repre-
scnting Il man of straw rs the editor or
author of an article. 1t also empowers
the Government to exclude a foreign
newspaper from the country by simply
notifying the p~Ost-oflice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

TIE board of directors of the Amcri-
Gan Agricultural and Dairy Association
at their meeting in New York City re-
gently commended CCngrcssmen Scott
and Hatch for their OhOmargarinc bill
and fixed the time and place of the Ma
tiOnai convention for November IL,
1856, 1t Philadelphia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

CstcAco. AaG f5-Tsr Taa~s' AsAs.r.s
VIZ. sp~rA ssys: ~Thts zsssinx ias 81,
.as ssrl.a By . .~sri2 sIp..<s orr
sA~s~t By ;hs scr,s IS Of . essl-r IN 10 a
r-asss essop ~ r~~siac~r = w~~.~x. IN.
bois~s hoass vHs ss.~fiy eezol ss.-s and Are
sS~a ssa soys Instantly klis~s sas ,ws
so1as-. ~ fosboss Ka.a- guar y
frrsScss sse AAerszd~r f-~rise.x, sza. q
tbs ~sss as.e1xs - Tee srza t~~~us NJ
lsashisz- sosvn.ss 81 lie ssssv: ~ y. JserS
scn. So.s 'sfn~ss Ae<zs. ga q s1<x-
Haa- wassei- Nxi.< Pea fs.aaa
CT . sosxinx uss. szShuy seaas~d /,
Ne lL ssd - Bsassy <s-~x
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Giri tndrr Age. anI ou the Tnin, Fl n.
rest f"r ibIu"tion. I- Make. - Murder.
"u- Assault with - N,neh~.f-r Ipru .
t"ii"b states Deputy Msr-b.I. W~ounainr
! Ham severely.
H,NpN, Tcr.. Au.. IL Mcxicln.
cirin- hI~ name a. Clizcri> Fouchc, about
tweniy-oue wears ~ az. put In an ar
T"I'ancc 1t ;nr CouIty clerks Office in
Brady and applied for 4 marriage license
for himself aud a girl n~~companvin. him.
She gave her name ~ Mis- NolIi- Mich
al, s1yin. She was sixteen Years old aud
that hrr HON" was In san saba COUNTY
lbe clerk refused To- issue The license N
account o. 'hc consent of the girls par
'nts not helm. shown. The girl -ta'cI
Tn. her father would come and take Der
h1ct u Ie Knew where she was. Fsiliu,
10 get 4 il..Usc the couple started to the
r">ih"n-" ~ a Ncyi~ap named N.ndns In
the uu'"T limits Of town. DcrufY rpI'sd
States Nlr.hsl Charles II~Hrcourf. with
three other r~i'.Zru.. went and intuc~d ~.
girl TO consent 10 Irtuf 10 her par.
cats, and 80 -hc went 70 Nr. H~prcourt's
residence. D~cutT Nar-h1! Uarcour,
and the others then won't TO Mcudus'
hous" 20 get 'hr giri'~ baggage. Mr.
llsrcoGrt told the Mexican. Fouche. 20
come over 80 court with him. The Me-.
lean went into -" house. HARBOUR, fol.
lowed bin. sEd "a" Mex can .~iy~! a
Winchester. ~pra": into The yard and
n !T.cd II around. Firing then bean DC.
'Hccp Hir and IlIrCDur'. wb0 va. armed
with 4 p.siol which fred o1c- AMI tsrn
refused - .of.. The NrIicsn fired fou,
tiu"@. one o. the shots taking effect In
~liarconrt'- rj=ht ankle. psssin. through
II. and smother passiu- Ihrogsh the
Ticht thigh T." ATTENDING. PHYSICIANS
regard ~" wounds ~ l.scly to prove
ia;sl. The Netl'al I'D and IA. no,
been captured. None 81 ths gar;ic. who
veui with llarc0urt we're armed, hence
they vcr~ po-~rlrss . 4..l.t him. TIE
has or"rcd 500 reward for tie
capture ot FoucAe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

THE receipts of the Government
since July l have been nearly $1,000
600 in Xcess of the receipts during
same period of last year. The increase
was about -, 100000 from customs
and about 81. 800 900 from internal
These figures are said TO be
BE- indicative of a good state of busl-
ness throughout the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

ALTHOUGH Senator Morrill, m Yer
mont, is se~yentr-sevcn years old, and
has spent nearly half his life in Con
grcss. ii is said that up to the time Of
his recent illness he was never absent
but one day from his seat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

WILHELM GOTTsCHALK- who died a
few days ago at Wesiphalia- was the
las. of Lutnow's Wild Hantssacn-ttc
free corps of Jagcrs raised in the Prus-
sian war Of independence against M
nOIeOn In 1913.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

ANOTHER gas well was reached ncsr
the town Of Grand Chute, Wis. Tie
gas, in escaping. threw water and mud
to q distance Of twelve feet
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

A. P. ELDER, publisher Of the Chica-
60 Literary Life, has Effected a settle
mcnt with his creditors. and the maya
zine will appear as usual.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

THE Republican State Executive
Committee Of North Carolina has de-
cided not to call a State convention
CHS wear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Mas. JOHN W. MACxAY Is the Amer
ican woman referred to by the London
Truth as having been refused xn invita-
ton to the Queens state ball
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
CURRENT COMMENT.

OWING to rains in Russia the grain
crops are rotting and the farmers are
In great distress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
a e MEXICAN.

! aiiins 2" rrorur. 70 License To Marry .
'iri tn'irr tcr, aud ou iI- Point 81 Nr-
rest Fer lbiu-ti,n, %. Make. Nu,J,r
"u- Assault with V~unrh~.'-r Ipnn /.
'"ii"d state. Deputy Marshal. Wounaing
HIM S,y.vl
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Poverty D,.sas~ sol Death. suPP'e"s~"'s"
n, storm. b~d.e~ . tsmii' "i u"s'fs"'
tlstl!.as m tho ohio River :" IN" ''''"
ssn~it,-Sar.or at Lat. Hot s""
for ~om - Of uhstp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

JoHS BocHow, a farmer living SIX miles
south Of Stanton. shot and killed lbs ,i.y,
daughter. Mr.. William Hchn"ke. ;hc other
day. and then killed himself by shooting ia
the head with y shotgun. jealousy - sad
TO be tn. cause Of the murder and suicide
M FIVE yesr-old son of VI. 2 OBrI-n,
superintendent OF the STATE Fisheries at
South Bend. Was drowned in one OF s,.
ponds the other day.
A NORTH BEND thief recently robbed n
blind man OF $15- Tn. unfortunate. James
A West, had Just sod two cows and ~as
returning home When the sa-a. grahbe!
the pccse;hook and disappeared
STRoNsn-Ee and Creighton are discussing
waterworks and fire protection
REUsES CHCRcn. one OF O.oe County.
substantial farmers. made . CHASTITY find
Q few days since while e1~cavstin- for a
cellar. IL consisted OF fourteen skeletons
OF Insn, women and Oh ldren. ali within q
spaVs OF twenty square fee. Ali about SIX
feet from the surface and al with ts-ir
heads TO the west IN. place WAS IN
douh;ediy an nd.an cemetery before ,nss
section WAS settled
" O'B.iEN. Of Saratoga, Eo!r Comfy. /
Was recently thrown under q ~sgou .osied
with iun:her. while descending a steep ti.i
and crushed To death bv :hs wheels
luz eight year Cd daughter Of y d. :
Warner. of HOOKER. va. recently ruso
b . loaded Wagon aud seriously injssd- !
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14

CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-The committee from
the G neral assembly of the Knights of
Labor are having consultations with indI.
Vidual owners of the packing houses, not
finding it possible TO deal with the COM
mittee representing the entire packing
house interests. The general situation at
the stock yards Is unchanged. Large
crowds are waiting about the houses this
morning, but no disturbances have oc-
CURED. The beef men continue working
and Armour's house Is running the pork
department with q reduced force. The
strike at the yards has spread, the latest
men to go out being 10 employees of the
Union Stock Yards Transit company. OF
these sixty-six are section hands and the
balance work in the blacksmith shop. The
shop has been closed. The company no.
titled the men that they would have 70
work ten hours per day aud they refused.
The strike has not yet Interfered with the
business of the company.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14
Investigatlng earthquakes.

New YORK. Oct IA Charleston,
South Caroline, special says: A local
scientist known to be an accurate Oh.
server has been recently selected to investl
gate the story that earthquake shocks have
been felt at Ninety-slx, South Carolina,
about thirty miles from the Georgia line,
and one hundred miles from Charleston,
for eighteen months past ana were in
creasIng IN frequency and Vigor. HIS
report confirms it. One influential far
mer, J. D. McKinarc, living at the seat OF
trouble, says that he first heard an under
ground noise in January 1885. He heard
but did not hear them
again for several weeks The longest
period OF rest between the sounds all agree
was Just before the Charleston earthquake
The sound of that movement was like the
roaring of train of cars and lasted longer
than the others. The others were dull
b0oms without repetilions. They all
caused houses to shake and sashes 20 rat
| tie, and for two weeks before last week the
noises we've heard night and day and few
| persons had single night of sound rest.
| Ten reports were heard Sunday night OF
last week. Two were so heavy that DR..
| T. s. Blake twice arose, thinking q
| thunder storm was passing but
the sky was clear. Reports have been
heard at intervals, ever since. John
| Williamson says: sOne shock on thai
| Sunday night made his house, q new one
tremble for BALI a minute. The shock
came from the southeast and seems to be
almost vertical impulses. The district If.
fected is ABOUT ten miles square. covering
what is known as the Cambridge lands. DR.
/ Hamilton arrived from the shaken region
to- day, and says the rambling was more
continuous last night than he ever knew i
to be before, and the shocks were only
surpassed by those which were felt WheT
Charleston was so badly shaken.