The Red Cloud chief., 1891-02-20
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
The Pope thinks the formation of q
Catholic party in France is IN ''irides'
cent dream"
THE returns from Spanish provinces
continue To show gains for the Govern.
ment. This is the cause of much con
graduation, for it was the first trial Of
universal suffrage.
COLONEL RICHARD +. BEIRNE, for q
long time sole owner and editor Of the
State, Of Richmond. Va, died ON the
nth. lie was about 80 years old
THE condition of General Sherman
was quite serious on the morning of the
nth. Erysipelas had set in.
Mr. COwLEsON, Of kingfisher, Ok,
who has returned from a visit to Wash
ington, reports that he heard directly
from President Harrison that the Chero-
kee Outlet would he thrown open for
settlement in the spring.
The Czarcwitch was In Madras, In
dia, recently, where he was received in
state by the new GOvernor-General.
The Russian Prince ordered coins to be
scattered literally among the immense
thrOng Of natives who crowded to see
him. In the rush to get the money sew
ersl persons were injured.
THE Farmers' Alliance and organized
labor association are said to have men
in the Indiana Legislature putting down
the names of members who vote for Or
against measures in which agricultural
and labor elements are interested, the
purpose being to influence votes by this
course.
PUHGlc sentiment in Italy is not en-
Enthusiastically in favor Of the new Min
istry, hut it will be given q trial quietly
for q time.
KING LEorOLD, Of Belgium, has
promised 70 support the demand of the
workmen for universal suffrage.
WILLIAM MARCUS MORTON, ex-Chief
Justice of the Massachusetts, Supreme
Court, died in Andovcr after . lingcr-
ing illness. He was - years old.
Mr. GOsCHEN, Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequcr, stated in the British Parlia-
ment that the Government contem-
plated taking no steps whatever in re-
taliation for the Mckinley tariff bill.
THE Republicans on the seventy
seventh ballot Of the Illinois joint as
sembly. dropped Oglesby for Lindley.
No result
Ex-PRExIER CRlsrI. Of Italy, will
practice law again.
The negotiations between Parnell
and his opponents for q reconciliation
have broken down. Parnell declares
~ It'll 80 a~1~-sA A. <hr ASn> -
Mr.. Gladstone and the priests.
E~x-PREsIDExr CLEVELAND, In . letter,
taleA . positive stand against the free
coinage Of silver.
REPRESENTATIVE STRUBLE, from the
Committee ON Territories, has reported
favorably the bill to open the Cherokee
Outlet to settlement and to extinguinh
the title of the Indians to the land. A
long report accompanies the bill. Il
says that in the opinion Of the commit
tee the Indians do not have . good title
70 the lands
Jar GOULD was taken sick at St
Augustine, Fla, on the night Of the
18th. Exaggerated and alarming
rumors were soon afloat Gould tele-
graphed TO his son 1t New York that
he was all right
The President and Secretary Proctor
have sustained Colonel Forsythe for his
acts q the Wounded Knee fight For
sytAe had been severely censured BY
General Miles
Ex-PREsIDHXf C~LHvELAND's letter an
tagonis&ic 10 free silver coinage pro-
voked much adverse criticism, especial
y among Western politicians
MISS KATE DRExEL has taken her
final vows Is . nun. Her s., 900
goes TO endow an order Of sisters 70
educate negroes and Indians
President NoRrox, Of the Louisville
4 Nashville railroad, has resigned.
THE House Committee on judiciary
recommends the impeachment Of Fed.
eral Judge Alexander Boorman, Of the
Western district Of Louisiana. for nal.
feosance.
Ar IN exciting session Of tie Italian
Cabinet most Of the proposals. Of SiRnor
NieoterA Minister Of the interior. were
rejected.
6ANuxL Noa8Y, connected with thu
famoas forgery Of the '.Morey Chinese"
letter during the Garfield canpaiRn.
died recently in New Hampshire.
ADMIRAL DAVID d PORfER suc.
cumbed to his long sickness at Wash
ington ON the 18th He was in his 18Th
year and was born In Pennsylvania N
respect to his memory fa9s on Cow.
eminent buildings were hoisted 1t half
mast
THE condition of the health Of Gen.