The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
MISCELLANEOCS,

Fort Worth, Tex, has suspended. As
sets reported ample.
THE news that the intruder hunt in
the Chickasaw country would be aban.
doned has been confirmed.
One man was killed and several bad
ly in Injured by a cavern at the Pinetucky
coal mines, near Admission, Ala
A BUENoS AYREs letter says: SIN
| tense distress prevails here among the
poor. Men are frequently seen picking
food from offal heaps Business people
blame English bankers for their policy
of propping the Earrings and thus pro-
tracing the crisis"
PRESIDENT BALMACEDA, it is report
| ed. has had shot at Valparaiso, Richard
Comming, the son of an Englishman.
| who was born in Chilli.
SAM PULLIAM, a negro. has been
hanged by a mob at Shelbyville, KY,
for assaulting the wife of Thomas
Glenn, a farmer.
A PARACHUTE jumper named Love
fell $50 feet at indianapolis, Ind No
bones were broken but he was terribly
bruised.
THREE laborers were killed on the
Atlantic & Danville railway, Mecklcn-
burg county. Va They were OF a
handcar and failed to get out of the
way Of a train.
SIX lives were lost by the wreck of
the steamer Gree on Anticosti island in
the mouth of the ST. Lawrence.
The hull of the Anchor line steamer
Utopia, which was wrecked at Gibral-
tar some months ago. has been safely
lodged on the beach. The skeletons of
children have been found on the
steamer.
A STATEMENT prepared at the treas
ury department shows that the receipts
from customs at the port of New York
during the first twenty days Of July
were So, 795, 4S7, or So. 2S5, 551 less than
the receipts at the same time during
the corresponding period of last year.
The receiver has again failed to dis
pose of the huge Whitley reaper works
at Springfield, o.
The steamer George Law, which runs
from Philadelphia to Gloucester. col
lided with the Lincoln park steamer
Georgiana at the mouth Of the Schuyl-
kill river. One man was fatally in
jured and the Georgiana was laid up
for repairs.
YELLOW fever has broken out among
the crew of the British ship Nigretia,
which arrived at Pensacola, Fla, July
IA from Vera Cruz. One death is re-
ported. that of George Rowan, an en-
gineer of London, Eng.
THE Hall-Fitzsimmons prize fight at
St Paul. Mimi, was declared of in
consequence of the genera! objection
and the order of Gov. Merriam calling
out the militia.
THE Kimball-C Champ Investment Co.,
of Council Bluffs, Ia, has assigned
The capital stock was $500, 600.
JUDGE WALLACE, of New York, has
granted an order s~uspending the writ
of injunction obtained by the Edison
Electric Light Co against the United
States Electric Light Co. for a term of
six months by the fling by the United
States company of a sufficient bond to
protect the Edison company.
EVERYTHING was at a standstill in the
Vanwert CO., yards because of a strike
of switchmen.
THE Big -Four switchmen at Spring
field, O.. were still on a strike. Most
of the men were non-union and the
Switchmen's association held aloof.
Gov. STONE and Adjutant-Cen. Henry
went tn Vicksburg to see il they could
do anything toward settling the labor
troubles agitating the people of that
city.
THERE is a strike among the miners
at most of the coal mines in the Indian
territory. All of the men at Hunting
ton, Ark. and al McAlester. i. T., have
quit work.
The Master Tailors' association has
decided to resort to a general lockout
in Great Britain unless the strike in
Liverpool ceases within q week.
A SPECIFIC duty of eleven cents a kilo-
gramme has been imposed on ali lard
imported into Peru
ALL the franchises tracks equip
ment etc, of the Detroit Mich city
railway, controlling eighty miles Of
streets have been sold. The consider
alton was said to be about S.. 600. co..
PROF. Koch has resigned all the
public offices held by him. This step is
associated with supposed disappoint-
ment over the unsatisfactory results OF
the discovery of 'tuberculin."
A TERRIBLE thresher explosion oc-
CURED recently on James Durbin's farm
near Litch6eld, Ky. Three men were
killed and five dangerously injured.
The citizens of Washington are in
the field for the grand army encamp-
ment in 1892 :
THOUSANDS of acres Of farm lands
were laid waste By hail In North Da-
kota and Minnesota