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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-06-07

COUNTRY.
UNITED STATES.
" aShlDgLOn, d. &.
New York.
San Francisco,
Boston,
Portland, o.,
Port Townsend,
Philadelphia,
MEXICO,
Mexico,
ManZaniilo,
CENTRAL & SUUTH
AMERICA.
Valparaiso,
Lima,
tHliao,
Colon,
Guatemala,
Monte EileO,
Assumption,
GREAT BRITAIN a.
IRELAND.
London,
Liverpool,
Bristol,
Hull,
Newcastle on
Tyne,
Falmouth,
Dover and the
Cirque Ports,
Cardiff 81 Swan
sea,
Edinburgh and
Ieith,
Glasgow,
Dundee,
Dublin,
Queenstown,
Cork,
Belfast,
CANADA.
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Rockville, Ont,
Hamilton, Ont,
KIugstoUn, Ont,
Rimousk, @,
st. Johns, n. Is.
Halifax, n. s.,
Yarmouth, \. s.,
Victoria, B. T.,
Vancouver, Is. O.,
AUSTRALASIA.
Sydney, n. ). W.,
Newcastle, "
Melbourne, Wet.
brisbane, O.,
Hobart, Eas.,
Launceston, Tas.
Auckland, n. H.,
Dunedin, n. H.,
HONGKONG,
SHANGHAE,
GIBRALTAR,
FRANCE u Colo
MES.
Paris.
Marseilles,
Bordeaux,
ROuen,
SOCIETY GROUP.
Papeete, Tahiti,
GERMANY Il Colo
MES.
Berlin,
Hamburg,
Bremen,
FrankfOrt-On-
Maine,
Dresden,
Karlsruhe,
SPAIN q COLONIES.
Madrid,
Barcelona,
Cadiz,
Valencia,
Malaga,
Carta gena,
CANARY ISLANDS.
Las Palmas,
Santa Cruz de la
Palma,
PORTUGAL IL Colo
MES.
Lisbon,
OpOrtO,
Madeira,
St. Michaels,
St. Vincent,
ITALY.
Rome,
Genoa,
Naples,
Palermo,
NETHERLANDS.
Amsterdam,
Dordrecht,
BELGIUM.
Antwerp,
Client,
Ii6ge,
BrugGS,
SWEDEN Il NORWAY.
Stockholm,
Christiania,
Iyskil,
Gothem burg,
AUSTRIA.
Vienna,
DENMARK.
Copenhagen,
j APAN.
Toxic.
Hiogo & Osaka,
SOUTH AFRICAN
REPUBLIC.
Pretoria.
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The Daily
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Strong But Restricted.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July 1a-Tbe
Northwestern Miller says: AS a result
Of most of the mills Observing Tire Fourth
of July as a holiday there was quite a
depreciation in the four output last week.
The aggregate product Of the fourteen
NILS which ran 1886 tarrels, averaging
Dor. barrels dailv-aga nsc lis 900 the
previous week and IIs.i00 fer the cor-e-
spending time in ISIS The -four market
is s'rong. but the demand Is a good deal
restricted by recent advances Prices
were marked up about II cents the past
week, and the sales, while modarate. do
not any more thar take rare OK the current
output. II eqca,liug IL Some firms report
4 better trads than Others, this being par
ticu.ariy true OF foreign business. Within
q dav or two there has been a largely in.
creased inquiry for low grade and sales
have been made 1t very satisfactory
figures.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
FATAL FREIGHT WRECK
Another Railroad Accident in the CAl2m
ity Region of Pennsylvania

Another Railroad Accident in the C2lam-
Ity Region of Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 10-A freigh,
train on tie Pennsylvania rail-cai, coa-
sisting OF thirty loaded car and txc loco
motives, VIII CD left here It $50 oic ocs
Monday night for the Esst was wr.cked
about ten O'Clock At WI.merdins station,
twenty miles from here Thirteen cars
were completely demolished The wreck
Immediately ook IRE and vas entirely
destroyed. tn. wrsck was caused by q
broNn axle As far n known the acci-
dent resulted IN the death of three per-
sons and The injury Of ,hre. others:
killed-W llIam Conneliy,a boofblack,
aged fifteen, OF Pittsburgh; John 8 de.
a newstov, aged fifteen. ofPtctsburso; N
unknown La about twenty-five yearsold
died az she hospital
Iniured-Anirew Kennedy, . rewsboy,
aged fourteen. OF Pittsburgh- RICH. arm,
and thigh broken probably fatally hurt;
Alfred Young. coloreG. aged twenty-five.
Of LIMA. o.. confused back and otherwise
seriously injured; John kennedy, egei
cwenfy-three, of Milwaukee, badly cUr
and bruised, will probably recover
A number of others were repos ted &C
aave been caught in the wreck, 50t nc
trace OF them has yet been found Won.
Of the tain men were injured The killed
and injured. with the exception al Ken
nsdy and Young, We're stealing thex way
10 Jotnsc0wn.
\ tramp who escaped said thers Were
IT least twenty-five people on the train,
but as nothing can be found Of ths.- 70
mains. it is thought this was untrue.
The damage will reach many tho Islands
Of dol ars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
HORSES AND MULES BURNED.


Another stable Horror 1t Kansas City
The Eighth IN Fifteen Months-
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July Five horses
and ten mules persisted IN q fire at 1915
Grant avenue at 1850 O'Clock last night
A new two-story building at that number,
owned by Con Holmes. was occupied by
F. Il. Suits feed store on the first door
and basement The third floor il q
vacant hail, which q post Of the
G. A. 4 will occupy. The fires origin
10 unknown. Two boys saw flames
shoot out the back IGOR on the first door
and gave the alarm Three carloads OF
hay. 1900 bushels OF oats and 10 wagons
were on this floor. The fire had .
fair Roadway by the time he depart
ment arrived and the horses and mules
were roasted by the turning feed that fell
upon them. In the rear Of the building
larg. double doors from the stable open
upon An alley but no one was on hand
soon enough 10 open them and unite the
stock. The floors and partitions in the
interior Of the basement and first story
were partially burned away. the hav was
all destroyed and tie oats either turned
or made valueless by Nater. The losses
on the stock and feed are g. SEQ and on the
hui ding 81. CO.. The properly is fully in.
sured in three or four con- panieS The
build ng was completed only about six
weeks ago. This fire makes the eighth
where horses and mules were burned
within fifteen months. The origin Of all
these is shrouded in mystery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
EXCITED MINERS.
The Trouble 1t Nearing .
Crisis.

CHICAGO. July IA special from
Braijwocd. IL. says: The most intense
excitement prevails here over the report
that Sheriff Huston, OF Will County, has
been ordered with q posse Of equities.
armed with rifles, TO 60 to 70 the Cooley
mine to protecs q number OF miners who
will work At the mine. Word has been
sent out and the miners are massirE. evil
IDENTIFY fox the purpose Of taking posses
SION Of the mine before the deputies ar.
rive. There IS every prospect of a con.
c. and bloody times are expected.
The men. most Of whom are starving.
will make . desperate resistance. but
II the programme is carried out there will
be more han men 10 Contend with Hun
creds OF women, who have been driven
half craxv from hunger. WI confront the
rifles of The depIs Is and will make it I'M
pleasant for the officers OF the Law to ex-
ercise orders The miners are in confer
ence and unless they bacs down alto.
gerner, which IS totally unlocked for
there will be serious trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
SERIOUS
A Employment Agent Asltroatsa It -
HOMESTEAD WorkaLGr1ve Aspect -

A EmptcyOent Ageot Aaltfootea 1t -
Hon<stead WsrkAGrave Aspect -
A6Ain.
~PrTrsBCRGH, Pa, July IA party Of
thirty-ooe n~on.union men left this city
yesterday morning for Homestead to work
In the Carnegie steel plant At that plaza
When thst train arrived at Homestead it
Was surrounded by q crowd OF strikers
who frightened the new men so badly that
only three succeeded in getting inside The
mill The o.h-rs ran away. closely fol-
lowed BY the strikers crying 'scah." but
no stone we're throw or blows struck
and no one was injured.
The aspect OF Affairs is serious and
q is looked for within the next few
days. Presiden. WeIhe AND Secretary
Martin. OF the Amalgamated Association.
have established b sadqaarters 1t the scene
and will do ali in Their power TO prevent
disorder.
The sheriff has notified the men to keep
away from the company's property under
penalty Of arrsss The firm ID making
Preparations to start the plant and wii
resume operations IS soon IS enough men
have teen secured
The excitement at Homestead was great
ly increased yesterday afternoon when a.
two O'clock Q Baltimore employ ment agent
and three German workmen were discov-
cred at the entrance to the Homestead
mil. A committee OF strikers Interviewed
the men and gave them fifteen minutes 60
get out Of the town. This the Baltimore
agent refused to do and showed fight.
when the strikers Knocked him down,
kicked him and e him terribly.
Two Of the strikers picked him up
and carried him nearly mile
through the town. men. women and
children pounding and kicking him al the
while. His nose vas broken and the
clothing torn from him. HIS prosecutors
left him lying n . s~emi-conscious condi-
ton IN q vacant lot. BE inaIlv recovered
sufi cientIy to stagger TO the depot where
he boarded a train Tor this city, arriving
more dead than alive.
The three Germans started TO run at the
first a.arm OF danger, but were ollowed
BY q number OF strikers who kicked them
and knocked them down. tore their cloth
ing and beat them terribly. They finally
escaped from their p~Hrsuers. took to the
hills and lave not been seen since.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
r 1 DEAD.


O0ath II the widow q Presid4ae Tyler -
Richmond. Va.
RIc9NoSD, Va, IN y 1I-4rA Tyise.
widow OF the late Jonn Tyler Of virGInia.
eX.Presiient OF the United States, dee in
this city yesterday a~frarnoon II the En-.
change Ho,eL
Mrs. Tyler cam. here last Sunday from
" ilfiamSburg. where she had been visit.
ing her son. Lyon G. Tyler. president Of
William and Mary College she gave OK.
ders at the hotel 20 be awakened At q Ger.
tain hour Monday morning. IS she desired
TO visit her son, Hon Gardiner G. ".
Ter. At Sherwood Forest" Charles Coun-
ty, and when called she said she VA too
unwell to leave. Instead Of improving
she grew worse and q, eleven O'Clock yes
terday she was taken with . congest;vs
chul. and died At fifteen minutes past I've
Mrs. Tyler was seventy years Of age and
married Pres dent Tyler in the Viii
u 1t Washington. She was . Miss
Gardner, OF New York. None Of her
family are in Richmond but they
have all been notified by telegraph Of her
death. and are expected to arrive here to.
day to arrange for the funerai.
Mrs.. Tyler leaves four chiIdren-Lvon
6. Tyler. president Of william and Mary
College. Va; Gardiner G. Tyler, who
lives in Charles County. Va: DR..
Laclan TYLER. o. Washington City. and
Mrs William E lis, Of Montgomery Coun.
~. She was born on GARDENERS island.
near East Hampton. n. T., in Isao. and
educated 1T tbs Chegar Institute. New
York City, and after . short time
spent in travel through Europe came
m IN a ahtnrrn ~e has hAs
in 1sA. 4 few weeks after
from President Tyler to attend Q pleasure
excursion down the river On the war
steamer Princeton. The festivities on this
occasion were sally marred By the expo
sion Of q gun ol the vessel, causing Ioss
OF life. Among those who we're killed was
Miss Gardeners father. His body vas
taken 20 The White House and Miss Card
liner was thrown a great deal into the So
ciery Of the President because OF tie Pc
cul a. circumstances attending her fathers
death President TyIer's first wife had
died shortly after he entered the
White House, and the President
paid Mss Gardner marked atten ion.
which resulted n their marriage. June l6
l,44 For the succeeding eiSht months OF
Pres lent Tvler's term she presided over
the White House with tact grace and
dignity. After March 4. 1915 Mrs Tyler
retired win her husband 10 the sec.u-ion
OF tneir country place, Sherwood For
est" on the banks Of James river. Vir-
gina Sae remained in Virginia until
after the civil war. her husband having
died about the beginning ot the strife.
and then went to res de at her mo.her's
residence On Castleron Hill. Staten I.land
After several years residence there she
removed to Richmond. Va. where she died
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Wiley Matthews Again.

OZARK No Juv I3-The most sensa-
tons report rece vel here since Wiley
Matthews. he condemned Bald Knobber
who should have teen hanged when The
Walker and john Matthew's were exc
cuted here. made his escape. was one re-
ceived from Arkansas that the outlaw had
killed two men who rad ATTEMPTED to
capture hin. IL was stated that the kill
ing vas done about thirty miles south Of
K~irtyriIie, in Boone County, Ark. and
color is given to the report BY the fact
that & Is positively known here that
Mathews had been seea q short time be-
fore in Arkansas ne.r where be is said 20
have committed hrs Attest crime. No de-
tails Of the killing can be had at present
III the report l. generally believed here.
as Matthews was well armed when last
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Troops For Oklahoma.

FoRT LEAvENwoRTa- Kan July 1S-
General Gerri-r- commanding the depart
ment OF he Missouri. left last night fo-
Oklahoma City accompanied by his aide.
Lieutenant Swift HIS departure TO that
point Is understood TO be due 10 kilograms
that trouble was brewing there Lot
jumping is the order OF the Gav and in
this pursuit parties eng cd lave become
very Garac. : new crowd has called al
election for city ~oticsr 10 be he'd july Is,
ami Mayor Cocoa has issued a p-ociama-
ton warning a engaged in this work 70
desisL as vlolirors OF the peace OF the
community would be punished according
IL. 3 oo1sheG i feared and troops NAV
have 10 Se used.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
BURKE MUST COME.

Martin Burke Held For Cpon
the Charge Of Completely In the Cronin
Murder.
WINNIPEG. Man., July u-Argunent in
the proceedings for :he excradit;on Of Mar.
tin Burke. under indictment in Cnics 60 fer
the murder OF Dr.. Cronin, was had yes.
terdav morning. The defense. Aessr.
Perdue and Campbell. in their speeches
assaiied the evidence, which they held did
not connect the prisoner in anv way with
the murder OF Dr.. Cronin and did not
prove that Cronin was murdered in the
Carlson cottage or that Burke knew
Crouin, or that he had any malice against
him.
The prosecution reviewed the evidence
And commended that it had made a clear
enough case to justify exrradition.
Ju.ge Balm delivered judgmsns i'm.
meiiately. Speaking of the dispositions
before the Chicago grand jury. to which
objection had been made by counsel for
defense, he said: 1T only remains for ~
TO consider il the evidence in these depos:.
tions and witnesses is sufficient to justify
me IN committing the prisoner for extra
dition- There 10 no doubt but that the
crime is within the meaning OF the Extra.
dition act"
Here the judge read the provisions Of
the act and Continued: IL have IN this
matter to act in the same name as IL the
prisoner vas brought before me. sitting a.
. magistrate or Justice Of the peace,
charged with an lndiceable cSsnse com.
ni,ted in Canada"
The judge ihsn reviewed the evidences
and said that TO him it Supplied such Q
strong presumption Of guilt that he could
not take upon himself the responsibility OF
setting Burke free as he wou.i do il he did
not commit him Hs therefore, in the
terms Of the act committed Burke to the
nearest jail to await ex.radition, the
prisoner standing MP while the commit
ment was pronounced Ee explained that
he had given Judgment Immediately a.
the full court was now sitting and the
question could be brought before them
Immediately on application for . writ Of
habeas corpus.
The necessary warrant for Burke's COM
mitnsn. was then made out and Burke
was removed 20 jail An application will
be made TO the Department OF Justice at
Ottawa at once for BUrke's ~extradicion.
but the prisoner will re given fifteen days'
grace in which TO appeal from Judge
Bans deci7ion
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
kilrain = ips Away.

New ORLEANS. July 1G-The Governor
OF Mississippi 90. on. a reQais ton 10,
kilrain's arrest. tut Jake gave every one
the slip a11 left here very quietly a. .:Ii
Yesterday morning over the Queen s
Crescent and was over the State line be-
fore ne was missed He will go Straight
through 10 Baltimore without stopping,
arriving early Thursday morning. NItcn-
ell Pony Moore and Johnny Murphy are
with the party. Frank Stevenson remains
ehind 10 settle up business matters. The
excursion money viii give each man
about 500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Indian Scrip Tran>ferR,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-During his term
a. Secretary Of the Interior Secretary
Villas. in q decision involving tie right OF
. Sioux half-breed to transfer his scrip.
held that u c scrip Vas not tran -ferable.
Since that time . motion has teen made
to reopen the whole matter for reconsid.
GRAFTON. . large quantity Of such scrip
having been issued n transferred. The
arguments Of the question of reporting
the matter has been commenced before Q
. composed Of Secretary Noble, As
sistant Secretary Chandler and Assistant
Attoruey-General Shields. The cases
which are icing heard are those Of Allen
vs.. Merritt, HYDE " Mcdonald and Oas.
" " CampbsIL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Wild Freight Cara

PATERSON. Nj. july Ia-Nine freight
cars We're sidsrracked about three O'CLOCK
yesterday morning half . mile above the
Erie depor, and were left without the
brakes beng set An hour later they
starred do~n the grade, Jumping several
switches. and finally crashed into .
ffssght engine. The pilot and tender
81 The q ne were smashed and three
passenger coaches and two freight cars
Demolished Fireman Joseph Gordon. OF
Jersey City, was caush, b.,ween the
hinder md the IRE box and one of his legs
IL burned TO . crisp. He died 1T St
eossph's Hospital Engineer Davis es-
capped unirjured The emf CT he depot
was stove n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19

GAINESVILLE, Tex, July lit was
learned yesterday for the first time that
E F. Bunch. the noted train rotb.r. who
is popularity regarded Is the author OF half
Q dozen exploits Of hat kiad, has been In
the city during the past two weeks, fer
about two days, and circulated around
the city disguised Is an old man He vas
formerly county clerk and lived hare for
years and his reappearance VA the bold
est act ct his life. On June e he ruxis.
tered 1t the Linds.y House in this city
under the name OF John b. nds-
A detective arrived here hunting for
Bunch the day the latter left and il is sup
posed he was informed BY some friends Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
a OF TRADE


Dseo1SetO Oee0y hsevS0W q b Tf0do
0<the CUuneRy.
NEW foSK, July ia-5radstreet's state
OF Trade" SAYS: Special kilograms indi.
cate that the volume Of trade throughout
tie country, while . little more active in
spF al localities, does rot on the whole
snow much increase in volume. The out.
look for the autumn On. mess is generaIly
considered excellent and good crop pros.
poets have already bad an influence ON
the country demand Lunber proves an
except on in that It is weaker at westsrn
centers A satisfactory increase in trade.
accompanying increased frmness in
prices. is reported in the dry goods (com-
mIssion). building mater al, furniture and
carpet trades in this city. Breadstu1s
Lave been irregular. starting with a quick
advance early in the weeko on damage to
the spring wheat crop aud higher cables,
and deciin ng a better weather reports,
hsav er receipts OF new winter, s'ackening
export request and free speculative sales
Raw sugars have declined at New York
lis to &c On cable advices Of q heavy
speculative decline at London. Holders
are conservative. Expert opinion in
cItnes 10 the belief that our
refners will naturally take advantage OF
the reaction abroad 10 buy sugar and the
reaction viii BE- short lived Speculation
IN coffee has been more confident and an
advance of fully l cent per pound is Q re-
suit. Advices from San Francisco state
that an attempt is beng mad TO bull the
salmon market on estimates OF only hall
the expected pack in Alaska Steel rail
mills are more fully supplied with orders
than for thirty days at -. 80 at & eEastfor
large los Structural iron is in urgent
demand and prices are stronger. Fall
wea- cotton and light weight clothing
wooleas are more active and prices are
firm Raw wool is strong at the interior
and N far sale at the seaboard on free
arrivals Raw cotton Is sc higher a. New
York n LIVERPOOL on e demand and
small stocks The total nun b.r CT fall
ures in the United States from January I
70 date Is 6 % aga INST :. $50 10 IS.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
LOT JUMPING AT GUTHRIE.
An Exciting Scene Over the Tearing Down
of BuIldinS-A Mob RebuiIds IL.

An Exciting Scene Over the Tearing Down
of BuIIdinG-A Mob Rebuilds IL.
GUTHRIE, Ok, July IA number Of
city marshais aud a dozen workuel yes
terday afternoon began 20 tear down a
restaurant which was on one Of the mos:
vaiuabie lots N the city and owned by
Peter 4 Eaines, an old man.
As the work OF d-moiltion proceeded q
large crowd gathered and those who SYM
pataIZed with the old couple were marv.
The &C t,ous OF Ea mes and his y fe mean
while were such as TO arouse this feeling
Of sympathy 20 action and q number o:
speeches were made against the ma-shals.
TIE iatte-. however, kept The crowd At
bay but in doing this thew had some IN.
Pleasant experiences While they were
busy with the crowd Mrs. Haines be-
tween her sobs managed 10 throw q pan OF
hot water on one of them while the hus.
band grappied with another.
At this crisis . number Of United States
marshals arrived and placed Acklin. one
o: the city marshais. and several OF the
workmen under arrest. charged with con-
spiracy and intimi larion. They gave
end before United States COMMISSIONS
Ellisroa to answer to the charge pext
Monday
After doing this the city marshal once
more proceeded 10 the 10, and in the face
81 an unfriendiv crowd finished the tear
ing down OF the res auran-
Eainas and bis wife retreaced 70 a tent
or the rear Of The lot VIII en-. oxinGto in
creased turbulence n the crowd, was not
removed
After the city marshal had finished the
work Of tearing down the restaurant and
hai disappeared the crowd tn manv
cheers proceeded 10 put the In Ii ng ID
again TIE street was soon biockaded
with several thousand D ople. and about
: hundred willing hands with hammers
and mails soon mad the structure restored,
the counters in ard everv thing in place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19

CARSON. Iowa. July la-Fire yesterday
destroyed . business block. Men, women
and children turned out to carry water
and by covering exposed buidings with
vet carpets the fire was held in one block.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, SIS o.. The
origin Of the FIRE is thought to fave been
Incendiary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19

WASHINGTON. July I5-The President
has made the following appointments:
Jesse Johnson Attorney for the Eastern
district OF New YORK; Eugene Marshall.
ATTORNEY for the Northern dsrics OF
Texas; Charles : WARREN, Attorney for
Ctsh; & las II Parsons. Marshal fox
Utah: Lars P. Elmo Ia. Judge of Probate
in Morgan County. Utah.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Reserved H.s RemarkS

CHARLOTTE, Y, c. July 3-Willian
Wellington coIorei. was hanged here
inside cue jail for the murder OF Policeman
Jonn Pierce Of Monroe, Union County.
NAY ). ISIS. be made no remarks on the
scafold The eight-year-old son OF Pierce
witnessed the hanging OF his fathers
SLAYER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
TRAIN WRECK IN MEXICO.
Four Dead and Hany Seriously Injured n
chihuahua.

chihuahua
Ell PAso. Tex, July 1.-The regular
Passenger train on the Mexican Central
railroad which left Paso del Norte at SIX
O'Clock Monday evening lad been run
ming slowly al night IN anticipation Of
washouts. and having passed the danger.
Gus p aces Vas trave ing 81 q rapid rate
to MAKE up for lost time when it ran into
en- arroyo five miles this side Of Chihua.
Ina and every car was shattered. Th.re
had been no rain where the accident oc.
Cured but the u~nderpinnins Of the
bridge had been washed out by a tor.
rent causei ty a cloud burst in the
u aims.
There were twenty-five passengers In
jured and two people killed outright-a
guard II the express car OF Wells. Fargo
& Co n q passenger in q third class
coach Conductor Jerry Sullivan had
four ribs broken Inc the new had his
leg broken in two places
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19
Confessed to a Horrible Crime.

DETROIT, Mica, July H-WilIiam
Sharkey. recently arrested at Toledo. has
confessed TO the murder Of the miser and
hermit Co eman Dupee. He admits that
he dragged the body inside the old mans
hut and set fire TO TIE bui ding. Sha-key
says that John Holloway and Elias Tav.
lor. both now in jail. were implicated The
object was robbery. but they failed to get
their victims money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-07-19

PARIS. July 1a.-X. Goblet formerly
Minister Of Foreign Affair." in an address
NJ Lille declared that BoulanGism IN nc
way endangered the Republic. He said It
only necessary to pursue . progress
siv policy in order to destroy L. novs-