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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
0RADv'S FUNERAL.
Hls Rematas Taken to Oakland Amer
Simple Services.

oais Rrmatss Taken to Oakland Amer
simple SERVICES.
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. @-Tho funor.
III Of Henry w. Grady took place Mt
the First Methodist Church ut two n.
~. yesterday. The body was taken
from his home ut ten O'Clock In the
morning under escort Of com.
m tees from all organizations to
which he belonged, and was
placed In the church, where for three
hours u constant stream Of people,
many Of them from other parts OF the
country. passed by tO view the
face loved ~ well. Theirs were
many pathetic sccncA. Tho
ceremonies were performed by
i've ministers and were IT the
simplest kind possible. Tho interment
WAS ut Oakland. The funeral process.
siOn WIS tho largest ever known here.
II WIS asimple Ou,pouring Of Georg ans
In honor Ut u great man. A special
feature VI II was the Constitution STAFF
on foot as IN escort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
ADn,r,.NA. D,srArCuxx

A BRANCH Of tho British SailOrs-and
Fircnien's Union has been formed In
New York md Increased wages will DO
asked January II, when there will be u
grand street demonstration. Tho long
sl.Oremcn are with them.
By u collision bot wecn freight trains
in - cut near Meyer station. below
Scottdalc. Pa. tho other day both on.
gincs and fifteen cars wero wrecked
nnd the train men NIL injured but not
fatally.
A CAvE.IN Of largo proportions &C.
CURED vt Plains, u suburb OF Wilkes
barre. rA., recently. when. without
warning, the surface Of the earth settled
and great holes appeared. some Ut them
thirty feet deep. 81. lRO's Catholic
Church WAS damaged, as were tho par.
sOnagc and several other buildings
Will and Gavin u lcll, brothers, Of
Burnett County, Tex, charged with
murder and robbery. were killed tho
Other night by tho deputy sheriff NJ
Edwards County while resisting arrest.
BUSINESS failure. tDun's rcport) for
the seven days ended December ~
numbered ~.
TUWEE new Bishops of the Roman
Catholic Church were conscrrated ut
It. Paul. Mimi, ON tho eth. They
were Rev. John Stanley. of 81. Paul;
Rcv. James McGolrick. Of Minneapolis,
and Rev. Joseph II. Cottrr. II w,nona.
On the Frazier river road near Van.
couver. Is. g., six young men were out
sleigh riding when u tree fell. crushing
the sleigh and four Of tho occupants
and the horscs. The other two escaped
With severe bruises.
ONE house was wrecked. u steeple
blown down aud other damage cone at
Fall River. Mass. the other night by .
storm. No n wa hurt.
Bv the giving way Of \ scaffold Afty
feet from the ground on u new bank
building In Baltimore. Nd, three men
fell and two were probably fatally In
jurNi.
Joskrm NEWMAN and Ernest Iou.
brrv stepped from y Chicago street car
10 front II = freight tram tho other
evening, Newman died In two hours
and Lombergs case vas critical.
NANH,1k. ~ Apache Indian, who
murlered Lieutenant Seward Mott Of
the Tenth cavalry. on the San Carlos
reservation March 10. 1857, has been
hanged at GlObe, ARA.
Tas cable working between Aanu-
han and Rio Do JanelSO he's, Accordina
TO latest Advlces fruo Brasil. csaseA .
wort. No cauee , given tor ~ bsoak
10 The llue. - UoANo oe co00uninn.
] Ten between ~ evo polnle ayVllntoa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
Nj SOUTHERN QUEEN.

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cshes A~sosassiesssss LoohIas % . Usisa
A~sssaatisu.
HAVANA, Dec. 29.-The excitement
caused by Senator Calls resolution In
favor OF the acquisition Of Cuba by the
United States has not subsidized. It
increases II any thing. although not 30
openly displayed. a ~cablegram from
Madrid tends TO keep up tho anxiety
and showing that the prevailing OPTION
IN b mother country is that the
United States Government. although
appearing tn be Indifferent. Is aiming
ut annexation. The liberal party In
spain Is taking advantage Of the
situation and Is pressing the Govern.
ment to grant Cuba all the liberties and
privileges she claims and thus secure
her fidelity and defeat tho claims Of
the annexati0nists. In Cuba Calls
motion has taken hold not only Of pro.
fcsscd annexationists. who are In larger
numbers hero than Is generally
supposed, but also Of vast
majority Of the Cuban peop,c,
who profoundly believe that It
was presented in the senate In nc.
cordance with some secret resolution
passed In the Pan-Amcrican congress,
which II tho bette noir Of tho loyal
spanish party. The Hidalgos be ieving
Spain to be still the Spain Of the Fit.
teenth century v cease To declare
that 1.-THE ever faithful island" Ii not
for sale, that there il not enough treas.
ure IN the wor Il to buy her. that force
u not take her. and that Spain would
spend her last dollar and sacrifice her
last soldier To maintain the integrity Of
her territory. They contA,nptuously
ignore the possibility II Cuba going
over to the United States Of her own
accord, yet the party In favor OF such
action Is growing every day. II EN-
braces all the iber Il and Disconnected
elements Of the population with a pow.
erful nucleus Of the Old republican
part', which has made many efforts To
establi h the Independence Of the ISL.
and. All now see their only hope 10 in
the I'm. ted States. They claim
blaine Ii well aware Of the i'm.
pOrtanco Of Cuba to Spain. and arc con.
WINGED that before long Cuba will enter
the American confederation. where her
commercial interests and political an.
piratiOns lie. Tho plundrring and
ruinous al ministration Of employees
whom tho Spanish Government sends
to Cuba have greatly Increased the
public discomfort, and has converted
with the annexatiOnists n large number
III rich Spaniards belonging to the con.
s~ervative party, who see their fortunes
melting away through steady deprecia.
ton Of property ~ all kinds. All these
disafYccted elements only mood to be
united under u strong hand to make
the annexation sentiment Of the coun.
try tell. Then Cuba would fall rs
naturally to the United States M "a ripe
pear to tho ground. One OF the stiong.
est incentives Of the patriotic ann.xa.
tiOnists 70 q union with their great
neighbOr Il that their fair island may
10 saved from the grasp Of negroes aud
the fate Of liayti and San Domingo,
u which It h tending.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
Throw, SD,v the Car.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Dec. I.-Yes.
terlay afternoon IN the cable cars
were turning the corner Of Ninth and
Washington streets William Reed WAS
thrown III and in falling struck the
back Of his head upon the c~urbstonc,
thereby crushing the skull and severe
ly cutting tho scalp Being rendered
unconscious by tho accident, the
patrol wagon WAS called and hc
was taken to the police station. where
surgeon Iuen did all that was possible.
Surgeon lmen considered that the man
could not recover. consequently he sent
him To the city hospital. Reed Is =
pattern quaker from lRavcnworth,
where he las n mother and sisters. Ills
Christ mas visit to Kansas City has
probably cost him his life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

The contractors for the construction
q the new cruiser. Baltimore, have
notified the Navy Department that the
vessel II completed, and Secretary
Tracy has formally instructed Captain
6chley to accept her cOnditiomally upon
the completion by the CONTRACTOR Of
any work remaining to he done under
The contract. The Baltimore Ii the
eighth vsssel accepted by the Govern.
rent sancs Il undertook the constrAc.
~ e the new navy. All the vessels
~ 6uilt Of stssl. a whiAh The Roacl,
1uioogs vUsR The begtnniug.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

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ne nssssas GsaSssss ses1snss spsssAsas
-0sspsesls Csswdsa ssa Ne Dsssass
TstisS . HsssI Tsss.
PARIS, Dec. @.-1n consequence Of
the spread Of the influenza epidemic
the hospitals are crowded and the au.
thoritics have been compelled TO make
extraordinary provision for new pa
tients. This has bcen done by the
erection Of n temporary pavilion on the
grounds OF the hospital Beaujon.
In tho school Of the daughters Of
members OF the legion Of honor mt It.
Denis One.third Of the pupils are III and
the school has therefore been closed.
DIR. German See read n paper on the
influenza before tho Academy Of Medi.
cine Of this city, which was discussed
by other distinguished members Of the
profession. He thought the academy
should not encourage the opinion that
the epidemic was without gravity. lie
said that the patients were very apt To
have pneumonia or bronchitis in fatal
form.
DIR. Dujardin Beaumetz disagreed
with DR.. SEQ M To- some points In tho
nature Of the malady. but not ~ 10 the
fact that II was not always benign. Ile
believed that the epidemic WAS u form
OF the %dengue-a peculiar crratic cpl.
demic fever allied To the rheumatic nj.
f%ectiOns. lie had observed that II pre-
sented two phases: First, u nervous
phase, and next u catarrhal phase.
ana that there Wa sometimes an
eruption-a simple rash. The varieties
In the disease were duo to the predomi.
nance In u case Of any ono VI these
facts.
DIR. Rochard suggested that the rash
might perhaps not be u sort Of disease.
All cOncurred In the opinion that tho
disease IL not harmless and I'm case Of
relapse the consequences are very 10.
riOus.
FATAL AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Dec. 28.-The public health
authorities report u great increase In
the number Of cases Of influenza and
an a~ggravatiOn Of the disease with an
Increase In the death rate. Tho fatal
effects arc produced by complications
OF pneumonia and laryngitis. In Mu.
mich tho disease Is increasing and the
hospitals are full.
The epidemic has appeared ut Gala
tue, Bralia and Bucharest.
TuE SUFFERING CAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. @.-The
Car has suffered severely from tho
prevailing epidemic VI influenza Yes.
terday no was too III u attend tho
regular Christmas church services, and
was also compelled to omit the Gus.
tOmary review Of the parade OF the
guards. The Empress presided ut the
luncheon given IN the AnitchkOY palace
after tho military parade.
A DOSE ron DON CARLOS.
Lisbon. Dec. % Influenza prevails
10 sucl, M extent among the soldiers In
the garrison here that II will probably
prevent tho proposed review saturday
Oh tho occasion Of tho proclaiming Ut
Dom Carlos ~ King Of Portugal. Tho
King is also suffering from M attack
Of influenza.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
NEWS OF HI WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail

PERSONAL AND POLsrSOAI.
PRESIDENT CARNOT, Of France, who
10 suffering from influenza, Is slightly
better.
DIsCoURAotN0 rumors existed on the
23d Of Samuel J. Randall's health.
EDWARD 4. WAITE, non OF the late
Chief Justice Waite, died at hia
mothers homo In Washington on the
23d Of Bright's disease.
AN old speech Of Lord Salisbury'shaS
been uncarthed, In which 10 blamed
England for lrcland's misery.
REV. Mn. STURGEON has had another
sever attack Of govt
Din. SCnw EiNFURTtt, In u letter from
Cairo, urges the German Government
TO secure the services Of Emln Pasha
and send him 10 tho interior Of Africato
cOnciliate the Arabs and create n com.
mercial center At Lako T~anganyika.
ITALIAN Anarchists have posted pla-
cards In LuganO calling upon Italians
To follow the example Of Brazil and
overthrow tho monarchy.
TIiE funeral services over tho late
Henry W. Grady took place Ut Atlanta,
Ga, on Christmas day. Ills remains
were inferred In Oakland cemetery.
THE widow Of General t;cOrgo II.
Thomas died suddenly Ut Washington
on the 2btl.
TmE President accompanied by Sen.
ators Edmunds and llawley aud others
left On the 18th for a three days duck
hunting trip u the mouth NJ tho I'Oto-
mac md along Chesapeake hay. They
went In Commodore Iiateman's steam
yacht.
GENERAL n~OULAN0EW denies that
no has been engaged to lccture In the
United States Or has ever thought Of
such o thing,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
TEN

4 Yata. Accident mn the Chesapeake .
ohio Railroad h v,es,ms.
CINCINNATI. Dec. ~ -OMcers OF the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad have In.
formation from White sulphur SPRINGS
that passenger train No. 3 going west.
was wrecked about two miles vest vi
White sulphur Springs ~ u broken
axle and ten persons killed.
The mail car, combination car, coach
and One sleeper were derailed. The
sleeper was turned on its side. The
other sleeper, Rcckbridge, was not in
jurWd. The coach telescopcd the com.
bination car, and there the loss Of life
occurred.
The following were among the killed:
Kilder Kidd. u Hannibal. Mo; -
Barksdale. bacgagemas,cr. Of Hunting.
ton; II. Morrison, mil clerk, ~
Charleston; he was not on duty but
" = returning to his home: ncwsboy,
name not known two colorcd
mon. names not known. who worked
on the Allegheny section; III, mas
Karsch. of Blackstone. KAN: j. d.
West. of llowardsvillc, Va; tho other
two names ARE not known.
About ten are reported injured,
but only the m Of two are
given, who are most seriously
hurt the conductor. Schwe kcrt,
whose legs were crushed. and section
Master Meyers. VIM was hurt In the
back and breast. The dead were sent
to Roncevcrte and tn. injured Ia the
Caldwell Hotel ut White sulphur
Springs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

SrEAKiN0 about tho Union Pacific
Reminding bill, Charles Francis Adams
recently said he hid been waiting nine
years for Congressional action upon the
Union Pacific debt, md hc had got u. ed
to waiting. lIiS maternal family con.
nections had waited ninety years Tar
Congressional action upon tho F,euch
~spoliAtions claims, and tho virtue Of
patience whom dealing with Providence
- the United States Government had
been fully impressed upon him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Rxv. Mn. Tirsw0Rrn, Of tho Now
plymouth Church NJ Milwaukee. Wis.
has made an innovation In tho usual
Sunday evening services, delivering IN
his pulpit TO laymen, who are permit
ted to discuss all manner Of themes,
while he acts M umpire. His church In
open every day IL the ycar, ana liz II.
ted up with u gymnasium, q icMllng
room and Y restaurant,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

THEODORE +. CoNxLiN, tho Clark
street salNmkcepcr and particular
friend f Dr.. Cr0nin. has Nled In the Chi.
eaeo probate court M inventory VI Dr.
Csonln's estate. COnklin IL the admins.
traitor to collect. and his reports show
that the only property left hy tue muir.
eered man consists Of u library worth
600 and surgical instruments wor,l,
olOo. The inventory WAS approved.
but no inal dispos'tiOn was male oi
the property, which will 60 to COmk,iu
- . creditor and DR.. Cronin's brotle,
u ArkanSss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Tua National Zeitung, " Berlin. at
lacks Stanloy's statements In regard 10
Emin PashA. II saya these statements
seem IN 10 made with tho intention oi
replying 70 the rcproach that Emin's
entertainments were caused lnpart by
Stanley's appearance and hin determln.
alton " rescue One who did not desire
to b rescued and that Enim must be
heard In his own defense bcrOle on.
illusions can bc reached.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

SOLICITOR HEPBURN has returned n
washington from Now York, and Is
engaged In the preparation II his TO-
port ON thecondition ri affairs IN Castle
Garden. II In understood that he will
recommend certain changes In tho
present immigration system with a
view ~ reconciling tho long prevailing
~diiisrcnces between thS Federal and
municipal authorities IN charge Of I'm.
migration affairs ut the port Ut New
York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

HxRnERr WARD. tho African OK.
plorer, denies the story that Major
BarttclOt was killed by \ native
because no struck u native woman.
Ward says Stanley has been deceived
on many points, and that no will prob.
ably modify many OF his statements
about BarttelOt and Ward when he
learns oil the facts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

WILLIE y uubUU0I u uuCu1 uuu WUtIIOU
were skating on the Kuhr at Warden,
Rhenish Prussia, the other day the iCe
gave way and three Of the skaters were
swept under the leo and drowned.
IT ID reported that horses Ia Austria
arc afflicted with the prevailing inlu.
enza.
HEAVY storms were reported or the
0Bth from various places In New York,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, accom-
panied by loss Of life.
THE recent California rains proved
especially disastrous To railroad prop
erty. In places the tracks were eight
cen feet deep In water.
JOHN +. JONES and William II.
Palmer were found dead In o hotel ut
Bethlehem, Pa, having blown out the
gas the night before.
The four stamp clerks In the Chicago
post.Oilice are very much worried 0ver
the unaccountable disappearance Of
stamps since last July. Every effort To
solve the mystery has been u failure.
SUROEON.GENERAL HAMILTON, Of
the marine hospital service, has pre-
pared regulations to prevent the intro
ducti0n Of leprosy into thS United
States.
Two old ladies living alone near do
Witt, N. T., were asphyxiated Ivy coal
gas tho other night.
TEN ears Of q Wabash freight train
went down IN embankment nj Delphi,
Ind. Three tramps were slightly hurt.
LIMA SCiIPP, n poor woman Of
Omaha, Neb., deserted by her husband,
has becn terribly afflicted. She left
her three children tho other morning 10
go out washing when the house burned
aud all three persisted. One was u babe
six months old.
lT II SAID that the Indians in tho
vicinity Of Fort Sully are laiding and
killing settlers.
THE United States Cruiser Charles.
ton went into service Ut San Francisco
On the 18th.
The Salvation Army people In Switz.
erland still continue To defy tho ~.
thOritics, and mDTs vigorous measures
than ever ar0 proposed.
Tile Pittsburgh Southern Coal Com
pany, the syndicate Of largo river coal
operators which was formed three years
ago with a capital stock Of tl,VOO,OOO,
has gonc into liquidation.
CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, wan afflicted
with u race riot on Christmas day.
One colOrcd man was fatally and an.
other seriously wounded. A veritablo
reign Of terror existed ut Jcssup, Ca,
tho killed numbering ten and the negro
Brewers outlaw gang being hunted by
armed parties Of whites.
FIRE broke out tho other evening In
the Everett building. corner Of Nassau
and Ann streets, New York. and burned
for hours. Loss TO occupants and
buildings. e35. OOO.
Mrs. Cox has placed temporarily In
tho National Museum ut Washington
tho jewels and other decorations given
her husband, tho lato Congressman
Cox. Later ON they will be returned
to tho Sultan, IN custom In MOham-
medan circles requires that such OK.
pensive gifts shall be returned 70 the
donor when the recipient dies.
DR. GAMBLE has returned to leOla,
3. d., from u trip to lleyd, the settle
ment Of Tho Q NJ the diphtheria cI-
idemlc. Ito has tho names Of thirty
scven Russian Children who have died
Of tho disease. Only two have rccOv.
erci, and u number arc still sick.
TnE United States secret service
has received information that Her
mimic Thibanlt, who ran away with
SilcOtt, the d~efaulting cashier Of the
House. Of Representatives., had returned
10 New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

The Governor Of Texas hid informa.
Non recently that u riot was threatened
In Tyler County and ordered out the
militia to aid tho sheriff In keeping the
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

In tho Western College tlre ut T'Olc.
do, Iowa, the collection Of curiOs Of
tho late Il II. Thomson, Of Chicago,
was totally destroyed. II cost In cash
over el26.0OO and was tho property Of
bic brother.inlaw, Charles Mason, Of
Toledo. to whose wife II was be'
queathed. Not . single relic Of The
valuable collection was saved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Tns Secretary Of tho Navy has
adopted = new design for tho flag Of tho
navy, to take effect July !, 1891. II
will be applied TO both the flag and the
union jack Of the navy and consists Of
. rectangular arrangement Of the forty.
two atari.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
WHnsas Tvsehsss lee

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 3.--The annual
session Of the State Teachers Associa.
ton began ut Representative Hall last
night. Governor Humphrey made the
opening address and was followed by
Prof. Wilkinson. " tho State Normal
School. who reviewed the past years
work II the association. A prize han.
ncr has been prOmissh the county
which sends the largest numter al
teachers, and In consequence the Ut.
tendance from esch county u very
largo
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

AT present when q drummer from n
foreign country visits Mexico he Ii
compelled 10 pay a Federal. state and
municipal tax, which completely closes
him out, asthe taxes altogether amount
to nearly. 5000 a trip In any State.
Mexican buyers have to purchase by
catalogue or go abroad In person to pro.
cure foreign g0Ods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

TnH United States Supreme Court
has granted tho State Of Virginia leave
70 Ole complaint against the State of
Tennessee In regard 70 the disputed
boundary line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

TIM Warren Avenue Baptist Church,
Boston, has voted 10 call Rev. George
q. LOrimcr, j. D., Of Chicago, 10 the
~pastorate. made vacant by tho resigna.
ton III Rev. q. 4. Clifford.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

COUNT KAROLyI. formerly Austrian
Ambassador 70 Great Britain and Ger
many, died suddenly while hunting on
his estate ut Pressburg, Hungary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

WHEN Congress reasscmbles Prcsi.
Cent Harrison, II II said, will send Il
special message adverse to tho further
coinage Of silver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Josxrn g. Fox, professor Of civil
typographical engineering In Lafayette
College, Easton, Pa, died the other
night Of paralysis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
>c-Ws"'s land Cs,m,~.,s.

wICnirA. Kan, dec. .S-Depnty
Marshal Mcdonald has arrived here
with four e from No an's.I.and
charged with murder. They ARE know n
rs Charles. Tom and George johnson
and Dick Br0ihurst. The Johnson
boys had had their headquarters In the
STRIP for I've years, goin. there from
Dakota. They arc believed to bs
msmhers Of a noted gang OF despara-
does.
The recent decision II Judge Brewer
Is said to have caused much consterna-
ton among the characters NJ the strip.
George Johnson, the most Intelligent
III IN. quartettc, said: II wonder II
they intend to call IN 10 answer crimes
Committed teforc the brewer decision.
II they do the boys down home will
have Y tough time of It,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

TOrEkA. Kan, Dec, 1.-Newton
Thmpn y young man who 10 serving q
twenty.iive days sentence Ia the city
PRISON here for carrying concealed
weapons, Toasted u tew days ago that
he would b free on Christmas day. A
freud furnished him with Q rrvolvsr,
and yrsterday Afternoon when he ~
emplVyed In the jail yard, 10 made Z
bsvak Tor liberty. Mo Lytls punusd
hias, and TArapp turned and tAsuna'
sAsd 70 sAoos hin. Lytle ksoeksa hin
down. atsasued hin aoa ~ hin bock
- pstsea, whsss y sVeat biz CAstse'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
COMMENT.

IMiN PASTA recently had a relapse.
There was . secondary hemorrhagc
from the car aud great anxiety was
felt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Mrs Cox has plsccd temporarily In
the n ,tioaal Museum ut Washington
the jewels and othsr decorations given
her husband. The late CousrsooAn
OAx. atsr o. they vill - rvsuru&d
70 ths sultan, q eSsto0 . AOhAa.
nsdaa clrela reeu, ~ shas sacA q.
Nnsive esfts hall b sstss1e1 y ~
oooos vhso ~ suolp1eoe ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

CHICAGO. Iec. E.-wori was ~
ceived from Springfield by some Of the
friends of Oscar w. Neebe that the
Governor had decided 10 pardon him
His children are preparing Ia welcome
him home ON New Years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

CATION, AAaA. dec. ~ -ro0as
smith. aged twenty-five, Ut this iswu.
died yesterday morning. lls had besa
III with IL grippe and ventured oct b.
fore he had entirely recovered. His
illness developed into pusumo MA With
the stated result
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
MANI rArIENn

PuILApEi-Pu dec. ~ "A psumi.
neut physician told . representative o(
tile Cnit~d trcss yesterday that tAsss
we're probably not less than ss,o cell
dedned caves Of IL grippe in this city.
lie said Il attacked all classes alike ssd
in some families four member ess Il
ak were laid up wtth IT,
INFLUENZA ~ cntcAoO.
CHICAGO De-. S-rns Daily nsvs
sys that u grippe hes suasAeu ChsMW
md that one physician vprts No.
oasss which no esnaid ~ ceuusss -
esseHA stssss Atsaspss IIoAesosska
b aooagt IL vtsei0A