The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

TaH Addystous pipe and steel works
Ore. Loss sac
EEvEnE storms have caused great dam.
age In France and China. Many lives
have bsen lost.
VlxrrRLLL the well known bookseller o6
London, has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment for publishing
Zola's novels.
A CYCLONE swept through . portion a
the valley at Martinsburg, W. Va, ON the
10th. At Falling Waters the barn Of John
w. CrisWell Wa blown down. The killed
were: J. E Powell, . pumpmaker. and ].
Vogla.
A TORNADO gathered on the mountain
side near Hagerstown, Nd. on the 30th
aud destroyed several cottages and swept
up the valley Of the Potomac, carrying
away . number Of houses, barns and
churches. Ten persons were reported
killed.
AHHAvY storm Of rain and hail visited
Huajutla, Mexico. on the 30th. The town
was inundated and almost entirely de.
stroyed. Many lives were lost The do.
struction of cattle and other property WAS
immense.
A CYCLONE from b west struck Dan.
Vile. Va, ON the 3)th and demolished .
six STORY building. Robert Britt, James
Young, G. J.. Jones, Bud Hooper and D.
w. Biler were buried in the ruins and
were subsequently, taken out dead. Harry
Oak was rescued alive. but died in . few
moments. Six others were fatally injured.
SETTLERS near Norden, Keya Paha
County. Neh, were arriving at that town
recently for protection on account of q
great Indian scare. The scare was due
probably to . false report from the Pine
Ridge agency of ar Indian outbreak there
RosENBAUM & Co. wholesale druggists,
of Cincinnati. have disappeared. They
had been buying on credit and selling for
cash for less b cost
An organised band Of masked men
from Marinette. Wis. have raided a noto-
rious pinery dive at Peshtigo, wounded the
watchmen, drove out the inmates al the
muzzles of guns and burned the premises
to the ground.
PRINCE ALOIs ECHwARxENBURG and q
Lieutenant Of hussars fought . due near
Vienna recently. The former was mortal.
ly wounded
ONE hundred arrests have been made at
Belgrade in connection with the recent
riot.
DECORATION day was duly observed ON
the 3Olh. The occasion was seized upon by
politicians, somewhat more than usual
to elaborate their principles. The prin-
| cipal features were visits to Grants tomb
1t New York and the Sheridan INT
ment at Washington. In the South, Con.
federate and Federal graves were deco
| rated alike. President Harrison attended
the parade at Now York.
The drought in Louisiana aud Missis.
sippi has been broken by good rains
FIRE in Alexandra, Va, recently de-.
st, Eyed the tannery Of c. c. Smoot &
| Sons. the largest in this South.
Dr. H L. MOODY. said to be q Of the
shrewdest forgers in the country, was ar.
rested in Chicago recently after . chase
all over the United States, lasting over .
year.
SECRETARY WINDOW has affirmed the
decision of the Collector Of Customs at
New York, assessing duty at the rate of
| Sc per pound and IS per cont ad valorem
on recent importations of so.called
worsted coatings. suitings, ETC., used in the
manufacture Of mems and boys clothing.
THE action of the Chicago. Burlington
& Northern in reducing freight rates to
the basis Of 80 cents a hundred pounds
from Chicago to St Paul on traffic origi.
mating east of Chicago will be met by all
| the other St Paul lines except the Rock
Island.
The London Jockey Club has warned
Lord James Douglas oR the Newmarket
course for d~efaulting in bets.
AN unknown tramp, who was ~stealinga
ride on an eastbound freight train Of the
Memphis & Charleston railroad the other
night, was set upon u beaten by two
negro brakemen and shot by the CON.
ductor, Ed Ham. The dead body was then
thrown On the rae near Iuka, Miss, and
not discovered until it had been run over
by the ~eastbound passenger train.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHEA
THERE was . terrible clOuLOurst near
ICoburg, Dat. ON the ID The waters in
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