The Red Cloud chief., 1891-10-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

PERSONAL AND ROLIIlCAls
EX-SENATOR INGALLS, addressed q
large audience in fremont temple, Bos-
ton. Gen. Il. +. Butler introduced him
A sPECIAL cable dispatch from Mana
qua, Nicaragua, says Don fernando
Guzman. the ex-president OF the repub-
lie, is dead. His death is generally re-
GREETED.
THE archbishop of AK, France will
be prosecuted for disregarding the cir
cular enjoining him not to leave his
diocese without the consent OF the gov
ernment The archbishop is liable to q
heavy fine as well as a term of impris:
onment
The pope is reported to be undecided
about leaving Rome
LATER returns showed that the lib
erals carried the elections in Chilli by
heavy majoritieS
recommends augmentation OF the army.
THE monument erected TO the men,
ory OF Henry ". Grady on n Of the
principal streets of Atlanta, Ga, was
unveiled on the 2lst in the presence OF
the governor of New York, the COVER
nor of Georgia and a large assemblage
Of southern people.
THE silver question was ignored In
the resolutions adopted by the Trans.
mississippi congress at Omaha, Neb.
Ex-PREMIRR CRIsPI, Of Italy. bitterly
attacks the papacy in the North Amer
lean Review. Rome under the pope, he
says, was a gangrene spot which
poisoned the whole body Of the nation.
GILDERoY WELLS GRIFFIN, United
States consul to Sidney, New South
Wales, died at Louisville. Ky, of
Bright's disease. He had been sick
about three weeks. He was born in
Louisville in 1871, and was author and
editor of several books
ADvICEs from Ascuncion, the capital
of the republic of Paraguay, bring news
of an attempt TO overthrow President
Juan G.. Gonzales. The attempted rev
olutiOn, however, was promptly sup
pressed by the troops loyal to the gov
eminent
THERE has been a Using in the prov
ince OF Fukir. China The rebels capt
ured a town, but later were expelled.
THE Transmississippi congress de-
voted a day to the silver coinage ques-
ton. The final vote was for the free
coinage OF the American product only.
SECRETARY BLAINE said in Boston
that he had never felt stronger than at
present. His appetite was vigorous.
THE French cabinet has refused To
accept the senate's 25 franc duty OF
American salt meats.
DIR DOYLE GRANVILLE, the leader OF
the British South African expedition.
Is said to have died of exhaustion al
Matabeland.
The report that Ex-senator ingalls,
was taken sick in Massachusetts was
a mistake.
THE Farmers Alliance of Florida
numbers, according to the secretary,
only i, 40O-a decrease of w :, 200 in a
year.
DIPLOMATIC complications are not
likely over the assault on American
sailors in Valparaiso. The recen,
lynching in New Orleans is a case
which placed the government in a posi-
ton where the Gillian government is
at present
w. II. BIDpLE, of Butler county. was
elected president of the Kansas Farm
| ers' Alliance, vice Frank Mctirath.
MIR GLADSTONE has prepared ar
Irish home rule bill in such n shap,
that il can be announced Mt any time
1t is said to he far more liberal thai
| that of 1856.
THE Indiana alliance has Endorsed
the Ocala platform. s~ub-treasury feat
| ure and all
THE duke of Fife is selling his estate
in Scotland to his tenant farmers an,
investing in business.