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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
APPALLING IN THE EXTREME
TIE Ioss Of Lie Avfai ~ the TIssds 10
spain

Boe bDoo ~ LIZ SSf0s - ~ -
spain
Madrid. SEPT. ia-News from the
flooded districts show An awful state of
Affairs Accounts from Cousucgra are
appalling in tho extreme The own 70
. heap Of ruins surrounded by vast
expanse Of water. leaving visible here
and there tree tops chimneys and sosi-
ing wreckage Of ali kinds Some Of the
streets have been partially cleared and
made passable. but they are al
most deserted Here and there may
be seen groups of destitute pco-
pie gazing in tprpor AZ their
wrecked homes With ~Guceaxing
exertions the authorities are restoring
something like order. The police have
suppressed piilAgc- Food - arriving
for the sufferers The burial Of victims
proceeds AID with the constan, discov-
cry OF each corpse II will bc a long time
before the m~ournfui task i over. IL Is
estimated that 5. 900 head of horses and
stock have been drowned
Survivors give narrowing accounts OF
the effect %! the food Many mothers
were seen struggling in ,hc water 10
hold up children and finally succumbcd
10 the rush OF the torrent Others were
confined in rooms with no hope 81
escape until the collapse nf the walls
opened a refuge. One nan who was
caught on a wooden bridge saw hun
dreds Of persons foat past him crying
p~i,eously for help which h. waS unable
20 give.
The bodie. Of sixty persons were
found in a public hall here where they
had been overtsken by the Hood in the
midst of a wedding feast
A heavy rain fell Friday and Satur-
day, swelling the mountain torrents
that poured into the Amarguillo The
Hood destroyed four stone bridges and
twenty mills. besides an enormous
number OF houses Wrrckagc and
corpses were carried forty miles The
mayor Of ~Consuegra puts the fatalities
there at 5000 In some places limbs
have been found separated from bodies
The flood at Almeria has plunged ihr
city in absolute darkness. having
stopped operations AT the electric light
establishments and gas works The
river Adaray has overfiowci It's banks
and converted the valley into n vast
laI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
DUST"
An ~lnsinuation That % Pays Ior the MIL
lion Alliance Circulars

An lnsinuation That % Pays Tor the Mil
lion Alliance Circulars
ST. Paul, Mimi, sept LIT has
been said in general business and grain
circles that the last million copies ~
the hold your wheat circulars ar~
being circulated at the expense
Of the Minneapolis mills The
document is being sent out
from the Office Of the alliance
paper. The State. which has not money
enough To circulate 100. 900 copies Col
4 II. Graves Of Duluth. one ~ the
largest elevator owners in the west did
not hesitate TO say last evening ,ha,
the circular is inspired by a clique Of
SPECTATORS
When the matter was called TO the
attention Of Ignatius Donneliy. pr-si-
dent Of the Minnesota alliance. he said
that the alliance had nothing 90 do
with the circulars, which. however.
have the approval OF what il known rs
the reform press association at Wash,
ington. although that association is
not paying the bills
The managers of the elevators all
charge the mills with paying the bills
for sending put the circulars some Of
them even go so far as TO charge Charles
A. Pillsbury. manager OF the English
syndicate mills, with the authorship Of
the last circular.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
THE GIG SUNDAY DINNER.
4 DysP.ysss- pre~dssg Arvsss.~sss rss'
n.s No 9<as.- Zee Csssti-g

u.s No E~..~- y., Csssti-s
why hs it All N American
frcnchnaE 10 a 81 Louis maa. that
ali you - LrulN,as dtxa-TAnEe Al
your habits on sunday End ths, in
your homes during ait days o, b week
you have . midday Aat q .lx o'cin-N
meal There II M oercuua - hat
bu, Why change the programme on
Sunday ~ morning ami mt5af,rruo~a.
leaving gu, the third m-al ent5rclvr
That i n hnc source q! tndtEcNia,n aai
dyspepsia Sour stomach - lik m
animal Commit ~ - crTtAin hour. ~
eating and u will ruuNr up ~ ,ho~~
hours IN anticipation Of Scius iei
Pail ~ feed u a, the regular hour
AMI IL become. SlumbrTuuS :" that
when the Vic,uals do come ,hey VII
hnd h stomach. ~ h animal an
prepared for 10 and indifferent, atcu, ~
! AN told ihcrr arc two rraN,E, given
for your SUNDAY di.arrangcmcnt 81
dlnner one, that u hs> como ~ \ 70
!sgious tradition from New England "a
d theory that the two meal, In on~,
NJ an old hour. prevent the doing "
any morr work than ia absolutely
essential un the sabbath day The other.
tina, Susan must have her sunday out
both arc ridiculous
The enormous dinner served uP IN
ordinary homes n, 3 y m On >unda
requires more work for all the houN~
bold. md - much more expensive than
the lunch and dinner. or dinner and
s.Rffh-r - 81. .-.fw -. A q, fHV
Nu>ans sunday out ] wouidn't have a
cook who would refuse a. serve m,
dishes At the proper hours \ h'tlo less
Of F~uritan,sm and = littlc l~ss 90 ~rt
ant-girli>m will all IN curing thu
country of some 90 - dyspepsia -
Louis Republic
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

EN-CoHGRLssMAN WILLIAM l. SC TT,
of Eric, Pa. died at Newport r. J..
whittier he had been taken for his
health. His estate was estimated AT
so. Oao. 900.
The in~surrection in Tamaulipas, Mex.
leo. was snuffed out by the capture o.
the leader Garcia, who was shot and
then banged.
SIR GEORGE GREY. ext remier of New
Zealand. has made a proposition that a
new upper chsmber be formed in the
government of New Zealand. that this
new legislative body be composed en-
tirely of women and that it replace the
present upper chamber.
A FREIGHT train on the Frisco road
was wrecked in a long tunnel at the
top OF Boston mountain. twenty-five
miles north OF Fort Smith. Ark. caused
by the tunnel caving in. The engine
and several cars were badly damaged.
RAIN has checked the fire that seemed
likely to devastate all the cranberry
marshes north and east of Valley
junction. Wis Great damage has.
however, been done.
REPORTS of B~almaceda's escape
proved TO be erroneous. He was
secreted all the time in the rooms of the
Argentine legation at Santiago. which
fact was not discovered until he ended
his tragic caree by shooting himself
through the head. Great rejoicing fol-
lowed the death of the tyrant
Two men were burned to death " lille
fighting prairie fires in Emmons coun.
ty, y. II.
FIVE persons were killed, four being
Indians by a disastrous wreck on the
Union Pacific near P~ocatello. Idaho
THE town of Sheffield. Ala, was
swept by fire the other night Loss
lSIl0. 600
The insurgents in Yemen. Arabia.
have captured Sana, the capital of the
province. The grand vizier intends to
ut HedjaL where cholera Is raging. IL
is rumored that kurds are numbering
many Christians ia Armenia
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended September 10 showed an average
decrease Of Ga compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was IA
| GEN. JOSEPH KNAPP. president Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, of
New York. is dead
A MAN was killed in q fierce fight BE-
tween Parnelli.es and anti ~arnellites
at Nenagh, Ireland
The statement that supreme officers
of the Catholic Knights Of America had
slsS.eo0 is denied Ehs
order i deelaEsd t0Re aRtirsly selysat
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
CHEERING PROSPECTS.
The Hot Weather Worth Millions To the
Emrmcrs-prOapects Very Cheering.

The Hot Weather Worth Millions tn the
Earmcrs-Prospects Very Cheering.
NEW YORK, Sept 1a-R q. Dun &
Co s weekly review Of trade says:
The hot weather at the west is worth
TO the country many millions every
day.
With money coming in for stocks and
bonds as well as for wheat and cotton,
and with liquidation of farming indebt-
edness. the prospects for business this
fall are unusually bright Actual inn
provement is seen in nearly all the cities
from which reports are received this
week. At Boston trade is enlarging At
Philadelphia business Is more active and
the iron markets stronger. Al Cleve-
land trade is nearly all increasing and
at Cincinnati the shoe business is es-
pecially active. but the carriage trade
quiet. At Chicago some decrease in
receipts of lard. butter and wool. com
pared with last year, is reported for
the week, but increase in -four. barley.
cured meats, cheese. hides. and q gain
Of a quarter in oats, while receipts OF
rye and wheat are six times those of
tdSt year. "a 1hiuhVaIoiio ~ dtt
i've in lumber and flour. Shipment Of
-four being more than double those Of
last year. At ST Paul trade is greatly
exceeding expectations and at Omaha
is good, though money is close.
At Milwaukee il is observed that the
weather has greatly improved the
prospect as 70 corn At st Louis the
country banks are not drawing As
heavily for northern crops but money
is going south for cotton. and At Kan
sas City trade is satisfactory and money
easier. At Nashville improvement Is
seen and money is not so close as here
tofore: at Memphis the gain is slow.
while money is not abundant the
market is easier; at Savannah trade is
fair but the money market is still
tight and at New Orleans improvement
is seen in groceries. rice is moving free
ly aud money. though in good demand,
Is in sufficient supply for all legitimate
naoiC
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

Both the method aul ryanlu whsn
syrup Il fig- IL taken. d, l. pleasant
and refreshing o. the taste. AMI ats
gently yet promptly on the ktIsey,.
Liver aud llpuels. ~clsan.s. the sys
tenn eicc'uallv. dsf~l. odds. bead
aches and i-v~fs anl cures hahitgsl
constipation syrup e Igs l. o."
only remedy # IT, kinl ever pr,
duo-i. pleasing O. The taste Aul a.
ccpiahlc tn The st'ua,h. Irump, In
it action and truly l-ueGo.ai Ia IL
effects. prepared only from Oh" INST
healthy ami Agreeable substance. It's
many excellent qual,iic. comment Il
u all anil have made u tho INST
popular remedy knnwn.
Syrup of Fig- y or sale In IN
and OIL h~;,lcs by al l~cailug drus
gis;s- ANY reliable Druggist ~hp
may not have u on hani vii prp
cure II promptly i"r any one sha
wishes 10 try IT. d. not aooopt any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA ~ SYHUP co.
90. ,sssCsCo 60
ioVrsyHu 1" Afs 'ess SO
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
National Convection

WASHINGTON. sept le-Chairnan }.
5 Clarksrn, Cf Iowa AMI Hon H. IL
De Young, of san Francisco. are here
Other members Of the rrputaican
executive committee are expected soon
When they errive a meeting "ill -
held and the call FOR 4 general meeting
If the national republican COMMITTEES
will D. issued The call will bring the
general committee together in Wash
ingtou SONS. time in Nov.mec-. rrcoc-
Div about the middle of the
month The purpose of the Der
meeting - To TX the date Of the
national ~couvention-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

A New YORK Central train recently
went a mile a minute for over seven
hours.
THE distress in the Volga provinces
of Russia is intense. At Penza women
and children wander exhausted Shrek
ing for food in the market places. All
the charitable societies are doing the
best they can.
The British legation at Constan-
tinople has been instructed to make
representations to the sultan in behalf
of the great need Of sanitary super
vision over the Mecca p~ilgrimages.
which are believed to he largely, If not
chiefly, responsible for the dissemiua-
ton of cholera.
CHICAGO elevators are swamped with
grain.
RUSSIAN corn merchants on the from
tier are respondent at the idea that the
German trade will find fresh channels
and never return to Russia
THE old Commercial Advertiser build
ing, New York. has been destroyed by
fire.
FRANCIS W., president, and Henry II.
Kennedy, cashier. of the defunct Spring
Garden national bank. who were on
| victed recently for wrecking that insti-
| tuition, were sentenced by Judge Butler
to ten years each in the eastern Penn
sylvania penitentiary.
MUCH cattle has been lost in the
Cherokee nation owing to the Indians
OVERRIDING the poisoning of ponds and
streams To obtain fish.
The bill to abolish the convict lease
system in Tennessee was killed by the
legislature.
A TELEGRAM has been received BY the
chief of the Cincinnati police from
George c. Solomon. a brother Of the
woman calling herself Diss Debar, pro-
| nouncing Miss Ava as none other than
| his sister, whose notorious conduct has
brought disgrace to the family.
Ir is reported that yellow fever is
| raging at Rio de Janeiro.
THE irrigation congress opened at
salt Lake City. Utah, on the 18th.
THE first suit under the Texas alien
land law has been commenced ut Waco
Tex.
THE Gillilaud brothers. accused of as
sassiuating Sheriff McCargue at Somer-
set Nv. were lynched. They declared
their innocence
A HIGH wind blew down the Carey
block at Barborton. near Akron. Pa
One man was killed and several in
jured.
The case of the Cherokee stone quar-
~ was before Judge Green in the fed
eral court at Guthrie. Ok. Judge Green
decided adversely to the CherokeeS
stating that their rights To possession or
residence on the strip were unsubstan-
tial and whatever they were must be
held to have lapsed. An appeal to the
United states supreme court was taken
SECRETARY FOSTER insists that the
~treasury has all the money required to
MAINTAIN a position of perfect ease
without adopting policy of delay or
resorting to any action that was not
based on perfectly sound principles. but
he admits that there is less money in
the treasury now than there had been
for many years heretofore.
A SLIGHT shock Of earthquake was
Inexperienced in Oregon on the l6ti.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
Consolidated Teueerpphsra

ST. Louis. sept ia-The long talked
OF amalgamation between the Brother
hood Of Telegraphers and the Order OF
Railway Telegraphers was accom-
plishcd at yesterdays session Of the
grand lodge Of the former order
Messr> Ramsey and ThurstOn appeared
in behalf of the railroad men. with
power TO consummatc the conSolids-
ton under the agre~men arrived a; q,
their meeting in Juno last and Mr.
Eugene V. D~bs WAS present a. arbi-
traitor on any question Of difference.
that might arise
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

THE chief of police OF the City of
Mexico is e~ndeavoring TO ascertain who
sem out the story contained in the dis
patch telegraphed from San Francisco
August 81 in reference to an alleged
revolutionary feeling in Mexico, and il
is surmised that two persons were con.
cerned in it-one a journalist, the other
an engineer and ex-member OF con
gress, who brought upon himself the
odium Of the government n account OF
his independence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
Ths whole Tcvs Torn u

PEsr. Ind. sept ls-The little VA
lage OF North Grove. in Aisni county.
is all torn up .; the present time Inc
wornen of the town. 20 the o'
ioo. undertook % eloe up the oaiy ~
loon in the place. bat were met n tSe
door BY the proprietor. who told them
tia, he would kill the srs. one tha; un-
der.ook 70 enter Six young men vent
in and called FOR beer. which they re-
eeived AZ this iuncsrre q mother OF
one OF the boys rushed in with . ha,ehes
in her hand and knocked the glass from
his hand A struggle ensued and sas
uoshe, was Seriously injured
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

WICHITA. Kan. sep. - Frank We~
ton. a successful yourr merchant %
this city and Of Folsom. - VI. has dis
appeared and his wife is Frustrated
With grief and fear. The two left New
Mexico last month AMI got
10 Denver. whence Mr.. Weston
came home. while her husband
stared 20 purchase goDfN lie
was due here abou, SEPTEMBER =
but failed g. APPEAR A few days a~D
a detective a. -~nt out . N rsS:iystc.
and I. has been discovered that W~stos
bough;a tickle, for wichita Assss'5ist
since then no word has teen beard q
him
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
M. .nc,,i,. MA I-..n.h4.,

ST Jo-srH. No. %p; "-Georgs
Van Hoosie. who killed JeS. gsina n
Nashville. Angus, s s0 acquitted
Quinn was a tramp charge sEth do
turbing ;h. pace. ~hoB Inc ~oouniy
constahl~s bad It'd wi;b = rP, await
ing the arrival Of tAe train :0- -
Jos~ph Quinn unloa~ed ibe bandsye-
and d.sei anyone 10 scarr am again.
Van Iioose undertook y ph and
vh~n Quinn resisted shoi EIa- .sisn
died 10 ths city ;he n~ri DAP ard ,b~
oUrUners jury e~oogh, "a . verdict
cha-reS Van Hosi. -ith murder n
The -~eyrd d~S-~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

ADM. MCCAIN publishes a defense of
Minister Egan and says he Joined with
the representatives of other powers in
warning Balmaceda not to deal with
the congressionalists as he proposed.
Minister Egan helped get Montt and
his associates safely out Of the country.
His assertion that Balmaceda was too
strong TO be overthrown was a private,
unofficial remark. and Mr.. McCann
biames himself for allowing it to be-
come published.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

A GOVERNMENT official who is famil-
far with the Behring sea question. ir
speakiug of the complaint made by Sir
Julien Pauncefote that this govern
ment had violated the modus vivendi
10 regard to the killing OF seals, SAID
that the question was on the construc'
ton of the treaty OF June Is. 1891.
which allowed the North American
Commercial Co to take 1000 a
The treaty went into effect June 10. TO
expire May =. 1892; and the question
was whether the company was to De
allowed to take 1000 after June Is or
whether the treaty allowed tito capture
this number of seals during the entire
season, which went into effect before
the treaty was signed The official
said that no trouble could be aHtlci-
pated in settling tb. difficulty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

CAPT. MARY MILLER, the m who
managed a steamboat on the Missis-
sippi for seven years and then secured
a government license as pilot, has ap
piled for the place Of lighthouse keeper
on the gulf coast. She is an intelligent
and rather prepossessing m Her
husband is still an active navigator and
IS running a steamboat in the gull.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

THE sultan has deemed the moment
opportune to emphasize the entente be-
tween the porte and the Franco-Russian
alliance by comforting upon NJ. Ribot,
the French foreign minister, the grand
Gordon of the order of Osmanlie, and
upon Nine. Ribot the decoration of
Nichani-C hefakat, an order for ladies
founded by the sultan himself. The be-
3towal of these distinctions has been
announced to the diplomatic circle in
ConstantinOple.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
abnn,,,oc, IN N,bra,ha-

CHICAGO. Sept ~ A Burlington
official who has just returned from a
western trip said TO-DAY: People have
no idea of the amount of grain farmers
in Iowa Nebraska. Kansas Colorado
and Wyoming have raised II seems
incredible, but On our line between
Holdredge and Holyoke in wes'ern Ne
braska, a distance of 80 miles there
will at the Sowest estimate be 5000 car
loads Of corn. wheat and oats for Ship
ment u market This Is a fair indica-
ton Of the crops all over Nebraska
consequently we will be kept very
busy transporting the surplus 10 mar
ket
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

A DISPATCH from Alden. Arabia. saws
that the heads of the conquered Yemen
rebels have been distributed about the
various Turkish ports in Arabia and
stuck on pos'>' for the ediication of the
inhabitants. At Sana. which is a great
trading center. no less than fifteen
heads are on exhibition i'm various
stages of decay. 1t appears that Ahmed
Rushedi. the Turkish commander, sur.
prised a large rebel force while they
were asleep md keeping poor watch.
He slaughtered them without mercy.
taking no male prisoners. and the dead
who had been leaders in the revol,
were decapitated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

THE rich coal feels and mineral de-
posits in the Indian territory are being
inspected by ex-Gov. Powell Clayton,
Hon. Hugh Dinsmore, ex-minister to
Corea, and representatives OF a large
English syndicate. II is stated that
overtures have been made to the In
dams for the privilege Of operating in
the CbOctaw nation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

1T appears that Garcia, who is lead
ing the attempted revolution in Ia
maulipas. Mexico. is not the cele.
brated desperate of that name. but is
the editor of a weekly paper printed in
Spanish and published at various points
on the Taxas frontier. He is a crank
of the first water. and a violent op.
ponent of the Diaz government. In
this expedition he is accompanied by
Ruis Sandoval. who headed a similar
uprisiny about a wear ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

THE receipts of cattle at the Kansas
City stock yards during the past two or
three weeks are unprecedented in the
history Of the yards. From August got
September Il, this year. there were re-
ceived 124, 995 head. 81, $50 head o
than during the corresponding time
LAST year
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

A C%ABLEGRAM has been received at
the navy department from Adm. Brown.
dated Valparaiso, Chill, September IA,
saying that the Baltimore. which tool.
the refugees north to Peru. had returned
to Valparaiso and that he would sail
for Callao. Peru, Immediately on his
flagship. the San Francisco. Both the
state and the navy departments were
in ignorance of the reported escape of
Balmaceda 70 the San Francisco, but il
was said that if the eX-president had
succeeded in getting aboard a United
States nava vessel he would not be sur
rendered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

LETTERS received from Jeddah.
dated August "a. state that the death
rate from cholera among the pilgrims
TO Mecca was unprecedented in the an
nails of Mahomedan pilgrimage. The
authorities at hat time estimated that
ILL., Don pilgrims had died during the sea-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

A DISPATCH from Madras says con-
siderable indignation has been stirred
up in India by the prosecution of a boy
who set a Phallic image before a hut
that was in curse of erection. The
boy vas arrested and sentenced to inn
prisonment The sentence has called
for a loud and earnest protest, on the
ground that the boy was innocent of
any indecent intention, and only meant
to follow the religious forms taught by
his ancestors. Phallic worship still hav-
ing many followers in southern India
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

ExAMINArIQ n Of the books Of d. II.
O'Brien, of Chattanooga, Tenn, the
missing treasurer of the Catholic
Knights of America, develops the fact
that he is short s84, 600 and possibly
S75. DOC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

A FRESH effort Is to be made in En-
gland to secure the release OF Mrs.
Maybrick, the American woman in
prison for poisoning her husband
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

A BLIND leper confined near Belfast
Ireland, lowered himself from q win
dow and escaped The people were
wildly excited for a time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

AN odd invention. manufactured at
the suggestion of a New York lady, is
an enameled orange which opens and
discloses q watch in one half and a
nurse in the other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

THE credit foncier of Paris is reported
to have taken up the new Russian loan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25

The ashes Of Mime. Blavatsky have
been divided into three portions. one
portion being kept in London, another
being sent to Madras and the third
being placed in an urn in New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
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