The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

Ar the meeting Of the Natioasl Brewers
Association at Niagara Falls . rssolutios
to coatributs 5000 to the Johnstown s1f.
ferers wa passed unanimously.
NAVIGATION in Chesapeake bay was 70
ported badly INSTRUCTED By the immense
quantity Of logs and lumber and othss
drift material through which vessels car
pass only after great delay and with Ok.
trsms care. At night navigation 10 moi
practicable Several steamers belonging
70 bay and river lines were compelled e
abandon their trips.
An earthquake was felt In Tennessee O.
the evening Of the 9Th.
EI0HfREN miners 1t Essen, Germany,
who were recently on . strike have besn
sentenced to imprisonment for terms
ranging from one to six months for riot.
ing.
HERR SIK0EL. the editor OF the Water.
land, . clerical paper Of Munich, has been
sentenced to six weeks imprisonment fol
libslling the late Dowsger Queen Of b.
varia.
SIXTY spinnerA, 200 assistants and Others
have resumed work in the CLARK 20. N. T."
mills at Kearney, N. j., and the two
months strike is at an end.
AT tho Iowa State convention Of the
Iowa Irish National League, Hon. J. A.
Farren, in . speech, said that when the
| Cronin murder had been sifted to the bot
tom it would be found that it was lone by
an Irishman paid ty English gold.
The National white lead trust has sue.
ceeded in purchasing the plant of the
| Collier and the Southern White Lead COM
| panies for "A, 500. 600. This is q great VIC
tory for the Standard Oil people, as they
now control absolutely the output of
| white lead in America.
AT the meeting OF the American Home
Missionary Society at Saratoga, N. Y. it
was decided to admit the Southern white
churches to fellowship. The $4,000 ap.
preparation was restored.
A negro horse thief named
Walker was corra.led recently thirty miles
west of Paul's Valley in the Chickasaw
Nation. In attempting his capture Dep.
uty Marshal Williams was killed. Walker
was Immediately shot dead by the other
marshals.
A MOST disheartening feature ct Johns.
town was the registration of the survivors
of the disastrous food. On the 9Th only
some 1900 persons had registered u Of
q total population of the valley number.
ing 45. OO0. The very worst estimates Of
the loss of life seemed to be confirmed
QUITE q number of relics of the Johns
town disaster have been found near Ports
mouth, q.
TIE Kurds still continue unchecked
their horrible barbari,ies in Armenia.
Almost daily reports come Of the roasting
and outraging of victims.
THE switchmen, brakemen and firemen
have formed q federation under the lame
Of United Order Of Railway Employees
AN Indian runner has arrived at Fort
Pierre. OAK. direct from Rosebud agency
with word that the Indians ct tho agency
had commenced to sign the treaty, and
that the commission would get them all
The st James Hotel at Stevens Point
Wis.,. was burned the other night, involve
ing the loss of three of the employes-two
girls and the clerk.
The cotton mills in ORenburg, Baden.
were destroyed by fire the other day. in.
volving q loss of 300. 600 marks. Several
workmen were killed.
DISASTROUS floods are reported from
different parts of Bavaria with considera.
BILE destruction of property. The crops are
ruined in many sections.
The dock labcrers at many ports in
Great Britain have Joined the strike Of
the steamship firemen and seamen.
In the graduating class Of the Annapolis
Naval Academy Robert Hooker, Of Min.
nesota, was first; Creighton Churchill. of
Missouri, n~ineteentb; Herbert l. Draper,
Of Kansas twenty.seventb; Samuel T.
E lmunds of Missouri, thirtieth, and
James G.. Ballinger. of Kansas, thirty.
sixth.
on the 9Th, causing . loss Of s.. 900. 900.
The chief causes of the extensive damage
were the breaking down OF the fire de-
partment and q stiff bree1s which pre.
vailed at the time.