The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
AdIsCELLANEOUs.

IHE puOllc ueDt statement SnOWeu
an increase during the montheof Au-
gust of g., 400. 679.
WRIrs Of habeas corpus nave been
served out in the United States court Mt
Brooklyn for thirty Russian Jews not
permitted to land at New York.
THE last census estimates give this
country a population of 81, 622, 200.
BALMACEDAN troops revOlted ut
Corronel on hearing of the fall Of the
dictator. They shot their officers and
committed great excuses II is thought
Minister Egan will be expelled from
Chilli as soon as the new government is
organized.
MELBoURNE's rain experiments at
Cheyenne. Wyo., were a success.
Skeptical people arc said to have been
convinced that there Is something in
his method which causes rain.
THE employees of the Dunburg pa
Lumber Co. have struck against a re-
duction of wages.
STATIONARY engineers are in session
at Omaha, Neb.
THREE young men from PetOskey,
Mich, are missing and are supposed to
have been drowned.
A FAST train on the Canadian Pacific
was rushing across the continent 20
catch n New York steamer. II success
full. mail will be delivered in England
thirty-one days from Japan.
THE employees of eastern hat factories
have gone out on a strike.
SHEPARD BUsBY, who killed Deputy
Marshal Barney Connolly. near Chero-
kee, l. T., has surrendered.
AN armed man entered the Canadian
Pacific railroad depot at Nelson, Man.,
and, after binding the agent, opened
the safe and secured S. 900. The rob
Der then disappeared.
THE report Of an impending revolu-
| ton in Mexico is discredited.
The Western national bank, of New
York, has reduced its capital from 3d.
500. 600 to 81. 100. 600.
NIGHr WArCHMAN JAMES PATTON was
badly injured and his f~ive-yearold
nephew killed by a fire in his house at
Johnstown, Pa
The Sac and Fox reservations in the
Indian territory are rapidly filling up
with 'sooners." Something will have
to de done quickly or the opening will
be attended with much disorder.
MASKED men robbed the Southern
Pacific express at Samuels, Tex, early
on the morning of the I'd. getting away
with the money. They then took horse
and fled to Mexico.
The holiday season has been a disas-
trous one for Atlantic City. N. J. Seven
or eight hotel failures are announced,
due to lack of patronage.
A SERIOUS confiagration occurred at
the Dalles, Ore, on the I'd. breaking
out in Skebbes' restaurant The loss
was estimated at $50. OOO.
GEORGE R WOODS was carried up by
a balloon he was helping to hold down
at Oswego. n. Y. He fell seventy feet
and was killed.
AT Grand Island. Neb., while the
Grand Army and Sons of Veterans re-
union was being held, lightning struck
the camp. A lieutenant and four ser
geants were seriously injured.
THE price of bread is rising in Lon
don. Much distress is predicted the
coming winter.
FIVE thousand acres of hay land rear
Grand Forks, N. D., have been swept
by a fire.
The wheat crop of North Dakota is
said to have been damaged only about
s per cent by the recent frostS
The German war department is buy.
ing grain in large quantities in Hun
gary and the Balkan states
PILGRIMS to the holy coat ut Treves
are reported in much misery.
A PARTY of Russian officials sent 70
kill animals infected with disease was
attacked at Maikop by . crowd of In
habitants Cossack troops after being
assaulted. fred . volley, killing '
teen persons and wounding many
others
LIGHTNING killed four persons near
Magnolia, Ark. DR.. Trumbull, Yves
Cunningham and two boys had taken
refuge from the storm in acotton shed,
which was struck by the electric fluid.
The rumor that there would be IN
application made for the appointment
of a receiver for the Union Pacific made
quite a stir on Wall street Il was
promptly denied by Sidney Dillon.