The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-12

the other evening. The Methodist Church
and other buildings wefe destroyed and
much other damage donA
FIRE destroyed d five-ssory brick
building, IS to ~ Canal street. Chicago,
recently. Loss about $50. 00O, fairly In.
sured.
A TORNADO struck the southeastern part
Of BridgstOn, n. j., on the evening Of
the 81.
LATER reports Of the destructive prairie
fires in Dakota show that several lives
were lost. The farm property destroyed
was immense. A wind storm accelerated
the flames which proved SO destructive.
SwIvr's packing house. Chicago, took
fire on the morning Of the 9th, resulting
in q loss o: S,0o.0O.
Rev. CHARLES SIDNEY HrRD, lately
Of the Paimerston Unitarian Chapel BOs.
ton, committed suicide in London, IN.
gland, on the 4.h. He left America March
Is last and in q letter mentioned his did.
as the reason for taking his lifa
A COLLISION between freight rains &C.
Cured recently at Browns Cross Roads,
Tenn, on the Nashville & Decatur rail.
road. Both engines and sixteen cars were
totally wrecked and Ernest {. Green and
n. l. Ely. beakemen. were killed and Al.
bert Finch. fireman. Wa severely hurt
A BAILiIy was shot dead 1t ColeraiuA
County Londonderry. Ireland, recently.
The murdered man had charge Of . farm
from which the tenant bad beea evictsd
OvrR fifty employees Of the Government
printing oflce at Warrington hsvs been
laid Oh becauss OF the adjournment Of
Congress.
ONE hundred and forty Alsatisns have
been fined 600 marks ssch for failing 70 r..
port for ssrvice in the German army.
E~X.GovKRNOR CROSBY, Of Montana. re.
Gently threatened to sue Russell b. Har.
rison. son Of the President and in 1887
president Of the Montana Live Stock
Journal Company, for libsl. Harrison
promised 70 reuract the charges
Two freight train collidsd tbs other
morning near Reno, New. Harry Wilson.
brakeman. and J. H. Mys-Earier. n
farmer. were killed and fourteen car
were wrecked
FOREST fires have been raging around
Courtenay. OAK. One hundred families
were deprived Of absolutely every thing.
The losses reached fully $4,000.
MRS NARY I. TERRY. Of Jefferson. Tex,
hegun suit Mt Gainesville. Tex to re-
cover 500, 0O worth Of property a. that
place sold by her husband without her
authority thirty years ago
THE British man-Of.w var Ca!liOpe has
arrived at Sydney, y. s W., ali safe from
She reports the floating Of tho
Nipsic, which vas not greatly damaged.
The town Of I<Ola Wa almost entirely
destroyed by the recent prairie fires in
Dakota.
BERNARD BLUME and others Arc under
ut Brooklyn, y. v, charged with
incendiary fires in various placeA
Their plan Wa TO rent . building and. AZ.
ter in.uring h supposed goods set it on
fire.
The posse engaged in the evictions On
the Des MOines river bands in Iowa were
on by concealed parties with Win.
chesters rs . warning. No n was hurt
II is thought that troops will tie needed
to suppress tho settlers threatening dis.
on the Das Moines river lands.
ALLARD & Sous. fine art importers Of
New York and Paris, are accused Of ex-
Smuggling operations. 4 dis.
emplOys Of the firm divulGed the
crime and the Now York manager was
under arrest and evidences OF
discovered.
Isaac RICH & Co, extensive fish deal
ers OF Boston, have failed. Liabilities,
I'D, 90; nominal assets. 81. 0O0.
A IL Of ex-PTesident Guzman
Blanco, ot Venezuela. has been arrested
while trying to escape 70 the United
on . charge OF forGeries, by which
he secured S9aGU.
SENATOR PLUMB and Representative
called on the President on the 9Th
in behalf OF two Kansas men. named
Miller and Woods, convicted Of having
murder in the Indian Territory
and sentenced to he hanged.
4 STORM which demolished many houses
and started several fires ragged throughout
Hungary on h 5th.
The River Nile was reported rapidly
and the outlook for Egypt vas
IT Is positively denied at Albuquerque,
Y. NJ. that there is m truth in the report
Of a deadly fight between officers and train
in ArixonS- The officers lever
struck the trail Of h outlaws
THE cruiser Atlanta, now NJ A~spinwall,
has been ordered by Telegraph to New
York. 10 Is the intention 70 send the
Yorktown 70 New York April 81, so that
The latest efforts It naval construction
may b seen 1t the centennial celebration.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for the
even days ended April ) numbered "a.
compared with 30 the previous week aud
"a the corresponding week Of last yeas.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER
A MRRTIN0 Of the Washington bar Was
held on the 9th to poss resolutions cn0.
Of the death Of Associate Jus.
lice Stanley Matthew'S
SHcRHfARY VENDOR has ordered the dis.
missal Of Captain Herbert Beecher. son OF
the late Henry Ward Beecher. In 1855
appointed hin collector OF Gus.
toms A. Port Townsend. w. T., but the
Senate failed to confirm him. Secretary
Manning then appointed him special agent
at the same place. 1t vas learned that be
was implicated in tho Gardner Opium
case.
The doors Of the First Na,ional Bank Of
Mimi, have hsen closed, r. F.
Pratt the cashier, having 4n6naeda
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