The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27

c0ufed the death Oh am i1utOu, u
HosSp. T6m .OvesA Charles Devine, J
c. McQuarrie and Joseph Mccullough
The wilkty linen works At Kirrie
muir~sDcotlan& were partially de
stroyed by e. The loss is estimated
The wreck of the Utopia Gibralsa,
proved fearfully disastrous It wa.
found that SO lives were lost most o
them Italian emigrants- bound fo'
America The vessel vas wrecked b.
plunging on the ironclad Anson's ran
during a heavy sea. A court of inquiry
was ordered.
IT Is understood that the responsible
fly for the loss q: the Galens Is placed
upon the officers Of the ting who failed
TO respond TO the orders from the Ga
lena in the matter Of directing the
course when breakers were een
VARIOUS officials stand accused OF de
frauding the soldiers orphans school o,
Pennsylvania of sums aggregating over
81, 900, 900.
MARION CRAWFORD, the author, has
withdrawn the charge of plagiarism
preferred by him against the managers
of the opera in connection with the pro
duction by them of lie Mage" the
story Of which Mr.. Crawford asserted
was taken bodily from the .'Zoroaster. 4"
AT a meeting of the institute of ma.
val architects in London. Mr.. Biles, q
member of the council, warmly praised
the latest American naval constructions,
saying that they quite equalled and
sometimes surpassed the European on
structions Of like character.
THEODORE SCHWARTZ & Co., of Louis
vile, Ky, a banking firm of fifty years
standing, has failed. The liabilities are
estimated at from $3.50, 900 TO $500, 600.
THE large oleOmargarine factory Of
the Providence Or. H. Dairy Co. has
been seized by internal rcvenue officers
on charges of having Vel out Oleomar-
garine without stamps.
THE British ship Malaysia, from San
Francisco for England, is posted as
missing.
FARMER ISAAC BUFORD, his wife,
three children and team and wagon
were washed down stream in Valley
creek, neal Nashville, Tenn, and the
children and horses were drowned.
AN east-bound freight train on the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago rail-
way was derailed near Ada, O. The
car we're loaded with cattle, some
twenty carloads being killed and
manned, involving a heavy loss. The
cars were badly wrecked.
Urn A..,.rl, o,vD,r ,nfnno D,,xxn
Mont, have shut down.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report, for
the seven days ended March 10 num-
bered els, compared with 273 the pre-
viOus week.
THE banana train Of the Illinois Cen.
trail was wrecked near Manteno, Ill.
Thirteen cars Of the fruit were de-
rallied and traffic delayed for over five
hours. The property loss was about
$40, 600.
ANDREW MOORE, aged 81, and Miss
Ollie Cox, aged 10, were drowned in the
T~uquapollia river ut Kennedy. Ala. The
young couple were out boatriding, when
the boat capsized.
The American league of musicians,
in session in Milwaukee,, voted not to
join the Knights of Labor. Owen Mil
Ter, of st. Louis, was elected president
OF the league.
DYNAMITERs blew up Pat Kane's as
loon Mt Washington, Ind. and robbed
the safe Of 500. The building was bad
ly wrecked.
SLIGO was recently the scene Of a
conflict between anti Parnellites and
The Parnellites were
holding a meeting when they were at
tackled by nti-Parncllitcs, who sue
in breaking up the meeting.
The anti-Parnellites also stoned the
who came To the assistance of
the Parnellites, and n general scrim-
mage ensued.
POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER
has issued a general circular to all post
masters and employees, calling attention
10 the provisions of the act of congress
Of 1891, extending the ranking privilege
so that the members and mcmbcrs-elect
Of congress shall have the privilege OF
sending free through the mails and I'M
der their frank letters to any officer of
RoNefHLltut "ueu duuTcSSeu OHl-
The supreme organization of Patrons
Of Industry, in session at Lansing,
Mich, elected the following trustees
Tor two years: Thomas Bradley, Bre-
vier. Ont. chairman; George a. Ben
nett, Marcngo, ILL.,, and Phil S. Dorlani,
Corners, n. y.
THE Chicago chapter of the Daughters
Df the American Revolution has been
organized with 40 ladies as charter
1T was stated at Detroit, Mich, re-
that Joseph Perricn, a wealthy |
nan. had been abducted and held for
ransom. Later he returned home and
said that his captors had released him.
Fearing arrest. |