The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-03

THE Burlington offer 70 compromise ~
serike Wal rejected BY the conference -.
Gently held at St Joseph, No.
THE Congressional investigation into i'm.
| migration matters commenced at New York
ON the 18th, agents Of steamships being I'M
der examination.
A GERMAN crank named Clotten has
| been arrested for threatening Mr.. Glad
stone. He had sent q manuscript for Mrs.
| Gladstone to read and because it was mis-.
laid or thrown away he wanted some
blood.
NEAR B~entonia, Miss, recently the
| daughter of Dolph Miles, colOred, poisoned
her father and three brothers. Two Of tho
brothers were dead. Family trouble was
the cause.
Two Of the three Cinnamon who were
detained at Plattsburg, n. u, on the
ground that their entry papers were ir-
regular or forged, were taken back TO Mont
real in charge of a United States Marshal.
| Having entered Canada in bond, they
were liable to q duty of $50 a head. The
money was paid and the two celestials were
set at liberty.
MAJOR Downs, of New York, who began
the crusade against the bOb-tail car by re-
fusing to put his fare in the box, was fined
81. The case was appealed.
A TRAIN OH the Alabama Great Southern
railway was ditched near Titusville re-
Gently by the breaking of the driving
wheel of the engine. Two men, n fireman
and a brakeman, were caught under a car
load Of steel rails and killed.
JUDGE BREwER has granted Temporary
injunction against the Iowa Railroad Com
m~issiOners. He laid dow the law that
unlimited power did not exist in the Legis-
lature or in the Board to fix rates.
THE President has approved the Post
office Appropriation bill; the act for q
bridge across the Mississippi river at Va
basha, Mimi; the act to construct a o
to the National CeVetery at Baton Rouge,
La: the joint resolution electing managers
of the National Home for Disabled Vol.
unteer Soldiers; the act for a bridge across
the Arkansas real Cummings Landing,
Ark.
A SPECIAL from Brighton, ~ninety.six
miles east of Buffalo, N. Y, says q serious
break has occurred in the three-mile level
Of the Erie canal. Several boats were
delayed.
rnOA cSIucuCc III IOSScSSIOu VI nv
Treasury Department it is said hat about
$U.OOo,000 worth of Confederate property
is in possession of parties in England,
and S6.OOO.OOO worth in the possession Of
parties in the United States.
THE United States steamer Juniata,
which went ashore near Cough Island
while on her way to Chemulpo, Corea, to
protect American Consuls from Corean
.Dho ~AA cnHo1~- ~ A., ~.,,l hA~A ,,.s<h
the tide on the night Of July u, n pro-
ceeded again to Seoul.
A VOLCANIC eruption ct Bandalsan, fifty
leagues from Yokohama, has destroyed
several villages and killed 1.O0O persons,
including 1OO visitors at the Thermal
springs.
NINETEEN emigration agents were ar
rested at CracOw, Austrian Galicia, re-
Gently, for melting natives of the district
to emigrate to America to avoid military
service. Similar arrests were made at
Brady and Czernomitz.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's repOrt) for the
seven days ended July 26 numbered for
the United States. 1919; Canada. p.
The Texas traffic lines representatives.
who were in New York e~ndeavoriDg to eff
feet IN organization as public carriers, are
reported to have agreed.
H. U. McELROY, chief clerk of the freight
department Of the Mexican Central rail.
way, has been arrested at Vera Cruz
charged with defalcation.
G.. L. PRUDEN, assistant secretary to the
President, has received intelligence that
his son, aged sixteen. vas killed in an ac-
cident on . farm in Virginia, where he was
spending O short vacation.
THERE was q report in Los Angeles. Cal.
ON the eth that Henry w. Moore and
Mrs. Norton, the runaway couple, were in
that city.
THE services Of volunteers to assist in
putting down the Indian troubles in the
Northwest Territory have been declined
BY tho Canadian authorities rs not needed,
ADDITIONAL DI8PATCHEA
TIE Senate On the aOth passed the day in
the Suniry Civil bill. The
House was in committee on the Deficiency
bill.
AN e~iskt-year-old daughter of William
was Lurnpd tn death by the eXDlO.