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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
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. More tsssssbts AsPsst The isEts-
Isfars TO sts called LA fsffa s.s.faa-

The rsass..s. aIsisg rrsahIs- As.ssisH
q More fsss.sbis AsP.st The isEis-
istaTs 80 ne c.iisi la r.t'a S...ias-
KNoxvuIF. T-nn. July - 1t wa
pretty generally drrllvd laat nigh, that
there wa. little fear that hl,--i Noali
hhvr Ca bc shed in The mining rcFi5n
toy. buchanan reached The sify frozen
Nashville and a. ~spn a. he Lrrabfaatci
began his work - smoothing out mat
tiers lie hrst called hia mili,.a ofIrsr.
into consultation and lis.rned a. ihs'r
r~eIsprts Later prominent c,tiarus -
Knoxville anil I-rsIaai frirnds wrrr
admitted and the governor listened t.
all suggestions cvlsenty wanting tha
fuiles, possible discussiun 81 The sitaa-
uon in all is aspects
~ 3 o'clock ia The Afternoon by zp-
Posntpsn, the govsrnss met the c.a-
mite. ot miners mss,i.o-a ia ~.
dispatches And The commission of nvo
named by the miisrz Ihs ssssioa
lasted for several hour& and a, To- sn-i
d. announced that t~for. he bal lrr
Nashville he had Ischied o. call
NJ extra session % the lrgislsissa
AMI hal air.sdy made a call fuF
an election o. bIi vacancies ia th~
~legtslatnr~. la hia call fpr q sf~s.Ai
se~aios h- soaLd sn'~-iy a rsc-ts.
rnendailoa ,o the legislature that Tho
convict lease system D. Has-ais.d II nat
repealed In "a. mranvblis. p~sding
the election. u consirt@ uuald have
o. b retained ~ ,bs Itrb-ssiiie mine
frsm shicb ,bsY had b~sn cric'et ~
the minrr. shosid agree not - mpsirs;
them sn,l sash time as the lsgisiatura
could srt.ths militia ~9uid - eat hunse.
The coamiiiss from the minsrz. 81
thossh having psSss-r .l ae1 oonrisdst
that the decisioa - the governor shnail
h~ lad officially bcfDrs the mss~r= a. a
whole. znd 'he gossssss "a. ~ ia-
formed
Gov Bacbsnaa tG is.er-.S-i ia Il a.
ns other man ear D.. for az She t--t
lawyers believe ths, Ia esising sza. ihe
militia he has sEc~cstcd hia ausharisy
The cpna;iistSya 20 b s,ass ta Trv
agains, bim Th~ slssss 20
is'isg 10 ttsr militia H. ~Il~ saiI.
shall not D. called isto ~rkes sf~rgt
IA cAp 81 wh-ilksu or iusaszru- anI
Issn essr whea the s~sesSi .s~mty
shaIi declare by las thAi ~ psb
requires Ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
FRANCE COLD.



yss isvt,ssiss ca Participate n ,hs
Wsssars I.ir Receives sswe shiiiy Re
svs..~s-o ss rafsa ts-s Alleges 60 ns
ss oAstrsstt.n-
PASS July g3-sT~skinx a. 81
prcscn, feeling concerning The Nc
klnl-y tariff ana a. to whether this
feeling wOnid affect The french eS-
hibis a, Chicagu> the vtse-yrvssdeat q
the chamber II mmer % Aigtsrs
aid ,ha, The chamber over which b
prrstici passed a resolution not long
avo declaring that the new Mckinney
tariff .aw 'tssjed IA rcndsr very dtas-
sul, IL NO. iap~~Nibie ali trade es.wrca
Frame, and the United states
The secretary % th- chamt~r 80 COM
nerve ~ Rheims "for , present Al
least the Mckinley bill - an etstaclo
so the participation 81 our Haaaufactnr-
crs In the Chicago exhibition The
fact Il clearly brousht ous in the reply
which oar chamber male when tho
minister 20 asked ssSrnuy
Zoe our views in rvga~i - ~" thtcaE"
exhibition The tat %! that rvP}y -
- follows Da seoan Of the alasss>,
prshlsitiyc duties vhieA sro tasd on
our manufactures a AunsTtCan r,rts w.
can MT t.k. the Initiative an prous~isnE
an cshibl, at ChicaGo, Nor AK oar @sr-
chants aud manufacturers o. takc part
in The fair. hot ~ wiihia a rcAlanabls
length 90 time = frscaiitcF ~pir, -
shown by the American %rcpubl5c for
our pr-laciiouN this shasat~ar gill then
II. really ~ .cyssad tho minister %
forts Saeh l. thc srntimsnt ia thsa
rvgioa and zach sits expression
The prrs.i~nt 10 tho chAmtvrof eofn-
mercr of RouhaiN writes Oar mana
fae,urer~ and merchants would have
liked - $50 Developed The commercial
relations t-twroa tn United States
aud rranec. hu, they consider that tho
Mcklnley bill has eh~ek rd all adVNnes
II canns, D. icutcd that a." ncS tatsr
has pr,siucrd mc.st unfortunate lmrTr.-
sions throughout oar commercial w"fAi
n Is a. - feared. therefore. that tho
Chicago cNhibttion .iil not have the
~r~rrptirn that a. wonli have hal 10 that
unfortunate ball hsd not t-~n passed.
The general >~ecrvtasy of thr chamber
81 20 81 ftlsnn~ writes "NJ
Esttt ms 49, ~ ~EH
commercial relations with tlsc Jnitsi
States, bu, thee relations arr contlnu-
ally diminishing or arr ~ts,sominE m"fo
and morc dificult on account 81 the
EXCESSIVE tariff. lcys~d on our Tibtstna
ana silks IL j. not prohabic that many
q, our manufacturers will aomi Q"
Chicago our chamh~r. however. Will
it, best "a induce our manufacturer
Z. exhibit"
The president Of the chami-r ot com
mcrre "t i,aIsleauS sends a. his answgf
the l-,,'r srpt some time ~ q, "a"
minister "t in which u-rufs
this clause. "fSr many years We have
been calling attention 81 ~. dAngvrs
SURE Ca arise In onr commercial rvla
tons with ia. United states fr1m th~
unjaN, prohihl,i"n 81 ,hsis
sal, meaiN We a.. not surprised at
the r~ctaiiatory measar II ths Mckia.
tarir.
Thc Vice president 80 the MarssilIos
Il commerce >snls q letter
originally addressed - The tninisLF ~
In which the Mekinicy tArin
Is warmly condemned. asd then a.iis
''At the request 80 The minister ~ coin-
the chamber hss madr knuWu
tho Newspapers 'ha, as sshs-
will be- held al Chirago
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

ns Ess~sssv. cs@xssss - he resrses
Party isDsss - Aaasss&

rhs Esprsssvs CoSGtstee - ne re<r~s
Party insss - Aasrss~
MuuArKxS July n-Thc address
~ B national executive commi,tee ct
The peoples party has bceaSS ons BY
. Secretary ScAiliinx. llssarts out vita
| she infcrmattoa that the times which
TRY mems soois arc here once more
! The d<scendant~ Of British tories and
other European and American capital
iSsa have bound the country in chains
TIE d~>rlsrstSoa Of independents frcsn
Briiish arrogance needs "a be supPle-
nens-d By . deciarzssoa Of indepcnt
ence from the power of concentrated
wealth; The political Independents
gsised by the revoiuuonssts Is q .
sham unless our coantry can secure In
dussrial Independence
The address enlarrcs on b subtle
power of money to opprcss the ppof
and then declares the railroads of tho
country arc capitalized al ss.oea,e a co..
and the grea, majority Of their stock 10
held nv people in England and other
forrign countries who have no more in
,ercs, In the United States than IN"
vampire has TN It's victim
At reasonable i~nycstIcg, foreign
ers have invested $40. co... go. 90 In our
country. What value have they given
us In return7 They did not give IN
gold or silver because ,hcse sn-tsi,
have been carried abroad by b ship
load and arc mined here. not In
Europe. To get this valuable property
- - -. l.xn..t f-
their credit in bank checks drafts and
notes. and they M paying these with
IN dividends they draw from our people.
Comparing the forrign capital invested
her. " ith the total wealth of The coan-
try the Address says that rcckonci at
compound interest the former Will
reach tho M represented by h
latter in lcss than twelve years The
statement II made that the Western
Union Telegraph Co Is capitalized al
s90.o oo.o 600 and makes ; pr "a bu,
that its plant could h. duplicated with
SIS. ooo. opp showing that the actual
rate of interest Ii "a per cent. and that
the same applies Ia many other corPor-
atoms
The policy Of the government In pay
ing high premiums for money tn take
up bonds not due. so a. To dispose Of
the accumulation Of the treasury. II de-
rounccd. and reference IN made to ID
inability of the treasury department Ia
redeem So. ooo. ooo Of a. per cents about
due.
The address states that The treasury
contains $50. ooo. 600. bat that the bank
ers who control the department fear
tn. release Of So. ooo.o oe would break
down the money market and ease the
grip that u~nproductiye capital has upon
the country. !
IF the billions of dollarS Of hank
and corporation paper. mortgages AMI
evidences of dcbt issued 10y inai- !
viduals are good enough for The extor-
and the asurcrs, paper notes
by all the people jointly Ia the
form IF government notes arr better"
The address then calls for the con-
troll Of the telegraph by the people the
same A. the postal system. aud saysfhc
peoples party does not propose 10 stop
at the reform proposed In the platform,
~ IL II a progressive organization
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

PLATr-soUTH- Ssb. JslJ =-Jsry
Hutchinson Did yesterday ard ~ re
vas . meabss Of ths fsnoss Rak
BtuAs eseetlos bosrs ~h~s xsh~zsks
sss admitted - . state lie ih1sught-
iessay toca th< ballot boa hoso~ wish hlss
vbes be ventsodissrr on ~ei~e,sss day.
sad hat sctioa ~as ss- szsso9 sno.~d
esseest D. Gas fosnd THAI II R<k
Bis9s wss eesssei tA~ s~w ess..ss-
too would he aefess~d and Ssbr.sks
rrmsin . territory. wiil~s PeIs~nysr.
an abr hsya. srnesded M h~sias iA~
Rock B;Sfs totals ihrosn oxt thzs
SSopting The o~onssitsssoat vkses -
suited N the sdniAkza q th< .sxse
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

wAsHISsToS. July 3-Tbe comrnis-
sioner Of Indian affairs yesterday com
plesed consideration of the report made
By Capt r A. Penny. Of the rnit~d
States army. agent ~ Pine Ridge
Indian agency. in reference 20 the
charges made against James A. Tin
lay. Of Kanaas City. Mo. post trader
ut the former place A. . result of the
examination and upon eircumsianeisi
evidence alone. the commissions ssd
that he had senf Mr.. FiniaS word 70
close up hrs business al Pine i.itse sod
get out Findlay U.s. ecose Of I'M
morality which resulted In The death
from abortion Of . Young -onssn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mall.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
/ THE mother of Fanny Davenport ths
actress, died recently while undergoing
a surgical operation at Canton. Pa.
THERE is no truth in the assertion
that Henry NJ. Stanley and wife have
separated.
IT is stated in Washington that Col.
w. ". Dudley will probably resign as
treasurer Of the Republican national
committee during the meeting in Phil
adelphia
Jackson was unveiled at Lexington,
Va, on the 2Ist, the thirtieth ~anniver-
sary Of the battle of Manassas
Hon. JERRY SIMPSON. of Kansas.
spoke at Birmingham, Ala, to a good
audience. He made a speech against
both the old parties He declared that
John Sherman was the arch enemy of
the human race and the alliance had
determined TO defeat him in Ohio.
FRANCE does not take hold with any
vim the idea Of her exhibit at the Co
lumbar exposition at Chicago. Lead
ing merchants took occasion to ADVERT
unfavorably to recent tariff legislation.
LIEUT.-CoL J. L. ToURrELoTTE, for
merly Gen. Sherman's chief of staff.
died at his home in Lacrosse, Wis, re-
Gently.
EXTERIOR WILLIAM of Germany re-
Gently assembled Cape North. the north
ernmost point of Europe. On the ex-
tremity of the island of Magero, separ-
ated from the mainland of Norway by
a narrow channel.
THE Japanese government has ap-
pointed commissioners to the worlds
fair.
Ex-Gov. DAVID S. WALKER, Of Flor
ida, is dead.
The shah of Persia is very ill.
REV. c. ii. STURGEON shows signs of
improvement
The agents of the Gillian congress
sional party in Washington discredit
the report of recent engagements off
Huasco and also the report that the
Esmeralda fred on the French vessel
Volta.
JAMES c. FERGUSON, formerly presi-
dent of the board of trade of Indian
apolis, Ind, died at San Jose, Cal, re-
Gently.
THE education bill has passed the
third reading in the British house of
lords.
MINNEsoTIANs propose to try to raise
500, 900 additional for the worlds fair
exhibit.
DON PEDRO, ex-emperor Of Brazil, is
able to leave his bed in his residence in
Vichy, France.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

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roras kso<sed ~lsxBn sazess ~ s&4rs
sad hnaiiy ss~r .asoss th~ a~1~s~~
bsrsnR ts~ rDs ss~vts fsf several uu~s
sss hAsosts cusebss~a ssrsklsx A@
even ~hff~ Ne vss ssifl % ha ss~~s
trytny % 49,. baa-d p-,Srlnx fT~a -
rs>s ssd mu~sh HAsa -lasis s~xzn~a
is~ stays tA~ ssrssia -ss ks~rrs AL
Tie zxs ~paraGeG
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

CAPT. ARMTT, recently an officer on
the Gillian warship Presidente Pinto,
writes TO the press warning persons
not to accept offers made by President
Balmaceda's agents. He says he did
three months service in the Gillian
navy under Admiral Latorre and claims
that he was unable to get payment for
their pay were put in irons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
MILL IN FLAMES.
A Huge WOODEN and Cotton Concern
Philadeiphis burned

Philadetphts burned
PHILADELPHIA. July &-The i'm
mense cotton and wooden mill OF Camp
bell 4 Elliott. at Washington venue
and Twelfth street. was completely de-
stroyed by fire last night The loss is
estimated nj betw cen 500. 600 and s1Jo.-
900. and il believed tai be covered by
insurance. Both members of the frm
reside in the country. and accurate
figures are not obtainablc
The fire was one Of the fcrccst ever
seen in this city. The building extend
ed about 200 fect on Washington ave-
nue and the same distance on Twelfth
street and was filed with infammsbIe
material. and when the flames got =
good headway but little effort was
made To check them. the efforts Of the
fremen being directed 20 saving sur
rounding property. Assisted by volun-
teers they succeeded in combining the
fire y the mill property.
Over 40 men. women and children
are thrown out Of work by the destruc-
ton of the mills
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

DIR. ANTONIO FLORES, president of
the republic of Ecuador. wishing to
celebrate his birthday by some act of
charity, granted a pardon to eighty
seven prisoners in the penitentiary of
the republic; but it appears that the
convicts did not turn the presidents
ciemency to very good account for for
ty-six of the eighty-seven were behind
the bars again before the end of the
vra.ly
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

THE New York Journal of Finance
contains some rather interesting fig
ures relative to the remarkable decline
which has taken place during the past
year in the price of seats in the stock
exchange Of that city. A year ago
these seats sold at SCI, 500. whereas now
they are worth only about SIT, 200.
Consolidated memberships have gone
from $500 To S24O; seats in the cotton
exchange have gone from $3.50 to S4I5,
while in the coffee exchange they have
shrunk from $3.50 to $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

WAsnsssrox. Ssiy a-fassr.esk1s
save ~es sra. % TIE e~z1analz- q
so<r 81 th~ rsssnne S:<az,xr woe<tbzr
$40 N tAs v<lsisy Of E&ssporI No. u
Proceed 70 g s,rpeeH~ ~ T.. t0< SIS
psr7s at eo-opxfzsiax vita rss.<a
states co1ssl SsslI 10 al is~s~>slxs,xSn
d Ia ressns s<sxzrs n~~< Essspa<s %
~~essl ADsrsess ssAses vessels fo< al
siaege<t vSoIzssea 81 the D-ssHsnspe sss-
-ry aw~ The vens< sG<xr 10 IN
sreesed 20 ps~psr~ charts sho-tsx shs
pc<isson Ut e>ek Of sh< vessels sx the
nr< al thu sss<srs - asssr Ia e<ses.
Aias "a qs<ss1na q is1a1s<s4sz
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

~ parh Mas. Jsiy a-TAs Hal.
fi;zsi@noss sgtt a1sozpoca fz~ Ia.
aixst ~Hs sovas,sy DECLARED 81
A ooafe.so ssf-e<s The zs.ssszs~s6
II The es~t<st.ssz~at asd oskz.Awkxs
-acet q; ia oeko<x rrsaI.~1 In
Asa a>easoa % ses.ssas 81 ia
positive srshn 81 Cav M~rrfzm
% eSllIsx ca liz STAT, nsilss1.
10 AID tb~ shesse In e~nsorxfsx sh~ ia-
And his order 90 the sA<ris :hz. SAC s.w
zsss be enforced Ts~ management
~ iA.s 10 sstr.ps - carry 90; thsas
CLANS 1ouA provoke ~ssSS is1zbs~
Asy psspoa>s The SCAT ssS~Eas.<iy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

Mrs. SUSAN NJ. KEY, wife of Bishor
]. s. Key of the Methodist Episcopa.
church south, died at Eureka SpriEgs
Ark, recently of heart trouble. She
has been an invalid for several years
THE Columbia Oil Co, with an i'm.
mense plant at A to 81 Erie street, Chi
cago. and with branches ut Memphi.
and Owatonna, Mimi, after a brief ex'
istence of six weeks has collapsed
The three plants were worth 81. O0O. 900
HENRY NJ. STANLEY, the explorer,
has met with a serious accident Ac
cording to information from Muerren,
in the Alps where Mr.. Stanley is stay
ing with his wife, the explorer has
fractured his left ankle bone by scci
dentally slipping while mountain climb
ing.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July a5 showed an average de-
crease of &c compared with the cor.
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1876.
THE pope has approved Of the exhi.
bition of the holy coat" 1t Treves and
has sanctioned the forgiveness of the
sins of pilgrims journeying there.
Three steamers, each with go pilgrims
have arrived from America
Two excursion cars on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton were wrecked by
a freight train crushing into them a,
Middletown. near Dayton, O.. on the
night of the 18th Three persons were
instantly killed and q large number
wounded.
EMPLOYEES thrown out Of work be-
cause of dull times caused BY the Nc
Kinley law set fire to a cork factory as
Evora, Portugal. Great damage was
done.
RAINS have fallen in northwest India,
~averting the famine that was feared
Two excursion trains met in collision
at St Mande. France, on the 10Th
Forty-nine persons were killed and 100
injured.
A DISTINCT shock Of earthquake was
felt at Evansville. Ind. on the night of
the s6th, extending into Kentucky.
Much alarm Was caused
RICHARD NEwcoNBk. the well-known
New York lawyer, is dead
by the collapse of the condensers at
the chemical works At Gateshead. Eng,
six men have been crushed 10 death
The lake schooner Helena was sunk
and one seaman lost in . collision with
y steamer near Ssnlt Ste Marie, Mich
ATTEMPTS by unknown parties have
been made on the lives Of Mne Con-
STAINS and NJ Etienne and n Treble.
French governments officials Fulnfsste
powder WA concealed in packages re-
sembling Roman Csthofic prayer books
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

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res r,~s ~ tA~ s~9 az 10 graf
a~rsorzf3ses eoeseks ,A&a t~y asse
e~~a fo< resrsT .Yr@r Tke A&sess sz~s
b . eat - ths rae s~pn 49, M~ae~gsT
rsr~- 90 80 "a Z ~-ansagxea.
a. Dstrss fraza g.: = ~ SAB a.
thirty Ssg a@s snS . sess~@s
sat q tb~ re~sd TIP 49, @.~~sz
k.A~-s fssy .sa CAAz.x> - n~ Asz
rnsa sroz ts - - Ia 1az~ 4
tA@ cat 10 Ax Srs1s1 80 tA- s1~1a a
a. C~s.szi Traer <@.~aaE&sa a zaa
s1gaG a 4 e~sz.zp=1ns rsz "a 49,
exn1 p~r nae - Dh4g 4za isdAaaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

GEN. OBIERNE, of the Barge Office at
New York, has issued an order for the
release of the stowaway. Frank Frein-
eran, alias Frank Sherman, allowing
the boy to land. A cousin of the boy.
Mr.. Il. ii. Kierthmer, made affidavit
that the boy was born in Milwaukee
and that his mother was living in Chi
cago at the present time. Frank was
under orders to be returned to England
under the immigration laws.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

AT Leyden, Holland, recently, in
St Peters church the memorial erect.
ed there in honor of Rev. John Rob.
inson, pastor in Holland of the pill.
grim fathers, and one of the pas
sengers of the Mayfiower was unveiled
in the presence of a number of Amer.
leans now travelling in Europe and
others. The exterior of the old church
was decorated with flags and flowers.
Miss Edith Palmer removed the cover
which enveloped the memorial. a hand
some tablet suitably engraved, and. as
it was unveiled, three flags were hoisted
and saluted, the first the Dutch ensign,
then the stars and stripes and finally
the British union jack.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

FRANCE has two illustrious invalids
on her hands just nov Gounod's health
has become SO badly shattered as to
forbid his doing any work whatsoever,
and his physicians have denied him the
sight of callers. The other distinguished
sick man is DE Lesseps, whose hold on
life is regarded rs very slight He is
81 and lacks physical vitality to rally
from the illness that has FRUSTRATED
Lin,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
Yoana to H. Cninr-Rund

WASHINGTON, July s4.-Lieut John
+. Meiggs. Of the United States navy.
son OF the old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
is to be retired He standsexceedingiy
well rs an expert in ordnance matters.
and was recently ordered before .
board TO be examined for promotion
Then. strange TO tell. a discovery was
made which showed that he was tech
nically disqualified TO remain in the
service. lie was color blind This was
unknown to himself n well rs TO the
department He has been in the navy
twenty-nine years. thirteen OF them At
sea. and never felt the defect in his
vision
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

MISxsArotfs MIMI Juiy S-The
General Grand Chapter. Royal Afch
Mason> yesterday incoming elected
John 2. Homer. Of New Orleans Hrsnd
high priest for The ensasng trsesniai
period Yesterday sfsernooe The r<ss-
or we.e shown over Minneapolis and To-
DAY oser 81 Psal The eoaso>stsoa st9
probably sos sdiosrn before toGD-
row. Wednesday niEAi The seser.i
grand chapter ADOPTED . ntsai :Ae snss
csupaete one n has ever hsd THREE
hundred delegates are pre>~st ssA
decided 20 bold he p~xf epnreatsoa "a
Top~kA Kan. in Jziy. isD<
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

AN extraordinary trial has opened at
the Seine tribunal, Paris, in the ease of
sixty-five persons, consisting of cab
owners. cabmen, policemen and in
sfectors of insurance companies,
charged with conspiring to defraud in
surance companies by means of false
reports of cab accidents The police
men prepared the reports, the cabmen
confirmed them, and the inspectors
certified them for damages The plum
der was afterwards divided among the
camp. The chief of the conspiracy was
n man named Weller, a job master.
Forty counsel defended the prisoners
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31
Terrible rhr..A~r E~spss.is.l

LircHFIELp. Ky, July ga disas
trous explosion occurred yesterday on
James Durbin's farm in Etmonsou
county. The boiler Of . steam shre>her
exploded when surrounded By men and
quickly transformed q pleasant harvest
scene into one Of death Three men
were killed and Eve perhaps fatally
injured Tn. killed are: James Durbin.
Win Ba>hAn. John MaSsy. Tho>e
dangerously hurt are: Peter Fierce. Kit
Yates, John BlAnfoa. Oliver Phelps
Thomas Lsnjsay. The explosion u
supposed to have been caused By the
wster being too low IN the boiler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

A BILL for the suppression of inebris-
ty is being prepared in the German
bundesratb. The emperor takes the
livelicst interest in the scheme and has
ordered that the progress of the meas
ure he reported to him during his trip.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

HxxkuBrna. Pa. JAY A->eere-
sasy EAxe. Of the state board OF axr-
euitsr~, yesterday tso~d . hsisesia
showing The coetisaor ssd psS<s<Sf %
the seasons erog He says Wheat -1ii
be the largest crop Tor . sunar OF
years and may be safely e>tin.;~1 ss
2SaNe bssheix u 10 too sooa be
says. 20 make ~ safe predic'ion re-
rsrdsnx osss. bss from the data n
hand he thinks IL vii be an srersss
crop Potatoes VII prove IN ~<xceiiess
crop xAoaid shey escape % many san
shoven He essiossa usss.@
boheiA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

THE manuscript letters of Goethe to
Frau Won Stein are offered for sale by
Goethe's grandson, who asks s37,0 900
for them. English and American bid
ders are competing with the German
government to secure the letters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-31

EDWIN LEE BROWN died at his home
in Chicago the other day. He was the
first president OF the Illinois Humane
society and was also at m time presi-
dent of the international Humane asso-