The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-26
PERSONAL AND POLlrlCAI.


RUSSIAN troops are being massed on tho
Austrian frontier 70 correspond with the
rnasslng Of Austrian regiments.
Hon. J. q. BLAINE w unable 20 address
the Republican gathering 1t Lafayette,
Ind, on the 18th. bis throat being in.
famed.
CHiCA0O's registration amounts to 1884,.
0OO, an increase Of ~ per cont. over tho
registration ct tho last Presidential else.
tion.
CARDINAL HowARD. Of England. Is hope.
iessiy insane.
ACTING ON the advice Of Italian and
foreign Clericals. the Pope has decided to
instruct tho Catholic nishops throughout
the world 20 continue u aRitats for tho
restoration Of the temporal powers Of the
Pops.
T'an Supreme Court Of Germany has 70.
fused to release Prof. 0efYecken, who was
under arrest for making public extracts
from tho late EmVsror Frsderick's diary.
PREMIER MACDONALD. Of Canada, Ia OK.
pected 10 losfO shortly Tor England to
consult with thc British Ministry regard.
Ing che fisl6ries dispute.
THE Cqant do Promio Real, Spanish Con.
sul.QSAeral at Qucboc, accidentally shot
utxkii,cd himself recently while examin.
u revolver.
RKLiARI.E reports are that tho latest
Afghan instruction has been completely
crushed and lsAak Khan In q refugees In
BokhArN.
Din J.. l.. CUNNING, Of Amsterdam. Hol.
land. says that arrangements will shortly
be made at Washington with the Govern.
mont, ~ indemnify tho settlers on the
Maxwell grant who bought their property
Il ssAAV~ Aansa~AA - l~0 .e AhA vN~-tr. H.
partnent, decided that the Maxwell grant
was not . valid One.
6OuDANEsR dervishos are reported al.
vancinR upon Upper Egypt In force and
are expected n raid tho villages between
Wady Halfa and Assouan.
THE Pope has complained that tho atti.
tnde Of the Italian Government In the 10.
| C~ption Of Emperor william, renders bis
situation more difficult.
TIE Emperor Of Germany went 70 Pom.
| peii ON tho 18th and witnessed the un.
covering of several buried houses. Hs
and the King Of Italy have issued . joint
order Of approval Of the appearance Of ths
Italian navy.
REV. j. LEiuHroN COLEMAN, ID. D., wal
consecrated at Wilmington. DOL, on ths
18th. - Bishop Of the Protestant Episco'
pal Diocese Of Delaware.
Il. H. L~ERHLANoE, Of Woalaka, I. T., ha,
been elected Treasurer Of the Greek Natior
by the National Council. EA.Chicf Perry
man wss his principal opponent.
II. w. HUNT, Of Erie, has been elected
president and Al. Borr, Of New York, Sec
rotary Of the American Institute Of Archi'
tects. Consolidation with the Western A,
ISOLATION wal decided upon.
TAMMANv HALL 1t New York was packs.
on the night Of the 10th with an snthusi
astic audience, who ratified the Nations
aud State Democratic tickets and the Tam
many local ticket With great fsrvor ant
listsaed - speeches by Hon. q. Il. Coz, w
q. B~rsckinrldgs. Bourks Cochran, Dsnls
D~ougherty, Roger A. Pryor and Ashbs
r. Fitch.
Tar Republic OF Colombia has accepts,
the Invitation oe the United States to TAX
part In the conference Of indspsndsn
American States In Washington In Octo
Der, lSa0.
Tms President has approved the &C
authOrising the President TO appoln
Alfred Pleasanton . Major In the arm!
aud placing him on the retired list witt
that rank and grade.
TIE President has approved the Gsusrs
Deficiency bill.
GENERAL sAlnNoN, che noted tiaytisI
leader and sx.Prssidsut who wei rscentl
dsposed by . revolution, died In Paris q
the 10th.
COLONEL II. N. PULslvER, for man,
years one Of the propristors Of tho Bosto
Herald, died at his country home recently
He wal found dead alone In bed. Their
were rumors that hs had committed sui
eide.
RIaHr REV. Il. r. WELLks. Protestau
Episcopal Bishop OF Milwaukee, died tn
other night ct Waterloo, N. y, while Wis
iting bis brother.
THx statue Of General Grant, prsscnts
by the Grant Monument Association, wa
unvailed at 81. Louis on the 10th. Gen
srai Noble ives the orator, aud the csrs
monies were attended hy Grand Arm
nOsfa And many thouannds Of nnactatOrs.