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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28

of Presque Isle.
A number of Ger
mans and Poles
depended on him
for employment at
his sawmills, and
he displayed great
energy not only in
business, but in
politics. His dab
bling with the lat
ter led to his death.
A number of men
banded together
and shot him one
dark night as ne
stood IN his stOra
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
A Curious Question and It's Answers.


A. curious question was asked by the
Paris Figaro of itt women readers. novel
entitled Occur le Mere" appeared In the
paper. In this stbry mother OF strong re-
ligi6us convictiGuk refuses to consent to the
marriage of her dau ghter with the man she
loves, because he I is bound By VOW made
to his dying father never to be married in
church or take part in religious ceremony.
The girl dies broken hearted, and to the last
the mother refuses the permission that
would save her Oh lid from the grave Tho
Figaro asked its readers, "Was tie mother
justified in Withholding her consent and
thereby bringtng.hsr daughter tb an early
gravel" The editor received i4S1 answers.
OF these 61l oonsifered the me thef justified
in preferring her jdsughter's death to her
dishonor in con sracting q marriage un-
blessed by the ohl rch; $40 took the oppo-
site view and blimed the msther; 200 an
swered hesisebin gly and SUGGESTED various
solutions 10 the IprobIem. The editor ex-
pressed his admiration OF the styis in which
the letters, as a rule, were vLittsn. Some
distinguished wohen took paft In the cor
resp3ndence. Apswers camel from differ
ent parts of the z iobe. II woald lynch the
motSsr." cablsd An American;womAa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
MUSIC.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS

The Photographer. Pictures In Rk sizes and styles
he also carries tie finest assortment OF pictUrs
rRmes in the city. Give him q fsndly call and
xaUir sRE2ple&
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
wTchIrA wEsTEES Il. r.
SehIad Prnnosals.

Union Ticket o3ce Cor Main and Ist street ruion
Passenger SLatiok corner Dong A. and 5th avenues
W. u. NUkDooK- d. p a.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28

81. LOUIS Produce.
ST. Louis. Aug. III
wHFAT-weak, Irregular. No. cash 81 OH
asked. August 81 00ia nominal, September 81 " bid,
December II s..
bid. Septem Der Sc. year 44AsS44Sic,
OApS-Steady. No. >, cash 29'sc August 2s1fc
bid. September Sessc Did.
PORh-SIesdy, 40 tSa.
lAkD-Flrmer 50 30
WHlSkA-SJeady. 81 IS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
REPREsENTAFIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS,

Owing to the very light receipts, there
was little done in the hog market In fact,
the market was hardly tested. Whitaker
was in the field with only a small order,
which, though 1t only amounted TO one
car, was not filed. The prices paid were
still lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
Ht the yards today:
No Dock avg, PIice.lNo Dock Avg. Price,
Z .... IL 40
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
ST. Iofrs & SAN FRANCISCO R.R.
ATcH1sot. TOPEKA SANTA rrRE..


NoRTH AMI EAST
No C4' Kansas 3lty express f00AM t05AA
No. aus Chicago vestibuied
express. 4 ....-......- IUUA Il NO % A
press. - emPM a6PM
No t51 Englewokd expresses S55P M stops her
SOUTH ASUtwKST.
No (C7' Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma eIp1es -. 'foAM 'GAx
No 4O7s Caldwell and Pan
handle express ............ IOAN GAN
No. Io9' Fl woith, Calves
ton and TEXAS fxpress. &C.,. 655PM 5BPA
No ll5' wichita Express JbPM sinps here
No. S57 Englewodh aeern. ..,.i sOAM
Trains marked thus daily.
EQCIFiN ENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train Nc. Az Kansas City express. runs solid 10
Kansas City. hRslchaiF car service.
Train No i06 ciEnes direct from Galveston and Is
o through CHICAGO train leaving wichita AZ To- 2p
and arrives in C4icsgO the next day Al 9.lS
Train No, iE he free reclining char car 70 Kan
fAs City PullmaE 20 Kansas CRY, also TO Topeka
Atchisoa and ST boseph
EQUIFfiEST soCTH AE0 WEST.
Train No dr, his Pullman and chair cars
Train No. eos Eiss through Pullman car to r..
" Orth and GRvk kston.
Train No. Il2 his reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at tFNichtR.
C.ty Union fck4 once Cor Main and lat street and
Union Passe1cd' station corner Douglas and 5Th
avenues ", u. MURDOCH. D. p. A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28

DE IL DCC-s PERIODICAL SIif9, 1HE
IL rrsat frssss rsEsscT 49, eirsetr - t1s a.
Frsa systfu a11 yoalttsF csfs rHf y 50 - - -
rssfsss Esyfbs1af - fcEsete 1sassssAt -
7ssss > . ssosff 80 ss. ts4es eWisg Ssgssa-f r.
AEs - F.sf zkaET. Fefak SfETSts4ArA hS41
80 "a a. GsEelEs sag.4a@e ~ 60 ASEfs
-.-sfl lHsgt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
GENERAL STORAGE.

CTOHAGE--EHton warehouse. r--. csas
- almost nFs ErOof esar D5uglas assuga
santa - ssFsL Cnos sIT , DegEis ave q =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
HISCELLLNEOUa

T-vEEY 0WE ~ SgKD o. INFORMATION
r. "a fss s1ss-et q E1FsTfisfnE - - ssii -
SAs1sIs . ee.vy - no-E far Aver $50 - Sates.
tY.es g. "a - gostaEs 80. 90 fscsi . - Ff%e-
frrfa - eaFsfaf cezls 1tisn ffsn - sssr saa
Ns-spsrsr Dsrsr=oFT - e 80 tssf qsp~Fs asd
eTsss Isa-eaa 80 rtfg1 aficn fatrE efT-srI
- a. a Fnez 1ssi - isseF1atgE spezt 49, go
sfsr attsra RsYtaf1 - - tks - fssa - ssssf.
fssfrE Accfsss H9~sils Aersfsat41E Ezfs41. y
s-rzscs strsst -. Tea. a. ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
FOR EYCHANGE

Under lhis Dead 8 per line per DAY.
TNOR ELCHAEGE- A FIRST-CLASs. w4f.l
II improved farm 10 exchange FOR Michigan 80
property. W. J. sksltOn, u North harkst str. r.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-08-28
Boys.
MisceaUdneOHs.

w AMID COMPETENT sTEgoGkAPHERs
w and book-EespeTs who desire positions. 20
apply a. the National Accounts Tt's and Monograph
eft bureau Once for the sfAtss Of Kansas GolO-
fsdo kebTsaka. Missouri and 1sTHs. al tie south
western business College, Wichita, Kan at
wy TAETED-BTsISEss MN WHO ARE IN
w need OF stenogfhp pliers or accountants 20 cad
81 the eGuQEAl Accountants and Eten0a4a yhsT'a
Buresu. Bftlch ofbee At tie Southwestern Busi-
lees Collsge. N;ehiA. kAg- We DaEAIlg have On
our apphcstion list thoroughly csmpsisut book
Keeper anG stepoErRV VhtfA with frat (4sE Fsfersp-
ees Bsip furnished free Sf chzTEs. M
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
AGAINST CONVICT LABOR.
The INTRODUCED ~ of Coavict Labor Results
In . Riot In = T~nu~.s~e Mining Camp

The INTRODUCED IN of Coavict Labor Results
In . Riot In = Tennessee Mining Camp
NASHVILLE, Tenn July 1.-THE fol-
lowing message was received at the
state capital yesterday from Coal Creek.
Tenn, the scene of the trouble between
discharged miners and convicts who
had been sent there to take their places:
To GOV. Buchanan. Nashville. Tenn.
We. the m nrrs. farmer. merchants and
property holders OF Bricrvtir and Coal
Greek and vicinity. assembled fo the number
of 30. who have resolved tn defend our fam
HES from starvation and property from de-
probation and our people from 'ontamins-
ton from the hord-s at convict labor being
Introduced In our work do hereby beg you
to prevent their intro uctloa and then pre-
vent blood he'd. which IL sure tn follow 10
their taking our iivrl hood from "a. 10 per.
sisted In. Answer. 1T 4 COMMITTEE
Gov. buchanan and Col. Granville
Sewer left this city at s:s5 o'clock
Wednesday night for Bricevillc. and in
a speech To an angry mob yesterday af.
not there To discuss the convict lease
law. but To see that the law VA. not
overridden.
The discharged miners are well
armed and the outcome IN doubtful.
Adjt Gen. Norman telegraphed tho
Lookout mountain guards and
Moerlein Zpuavcs Of Chattanooga.
and the Knoxville rifles To he
in readiness Capt woolford
replied for the Lookout mountain
guards. saying ne would have forty
five men under arms Capt Scmm. ~
the Moerlcin zouaves answered. put
ting the number Of available men at
forty. Capt Patton, Of the Knoxville
rifles. said he had forty men under
arms The Stone river guards and the
Washington artillery have beef ordered
10 stand in readiness
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

TssssAse WssA II . ssss. 81 WSs sspss>ss.
WA-vtve Nos kuieA ~ oshers ~
JsssA-
wSsr SrrEsiok Wis. July rI-In
an instant yesterday afternoon. BY the
giant play Of . cyclone. half . hundred
human beings wcre Gagged In . death
trap
A number Of buildings were de-
stroyed throughout the city. but the
climax Of The storm wxS at h hotel
being constructed II the intersection OF
Lamborn and Third streets Over two
scorc unfortunate workingmen were
the victims
Scarcely fivc minutes elapsed from .
moment when the men were progress
ing with their tasks iii the frighsfui
whiriwind waS miles distant In its path
OF destruction and the remains of he
begrimed and manRled men were being
brought out Of the debriA
Tho storm lasted only about thirty
minutes but during hat period many
thousands of dollars Of damage was
done. besides taking Eve lives
During tho progress Of the storm an
alarm of fire was turned in from tho
Fifth ward and the department re-
sponded TO find the new large four story
frame hotel on Third street hear Lam
born a.enuc . mass of fAmeA The
structure had blown down and the cry
went up from n hundred excited indi-
viduals that the wreck was the tomb of
many men
A large frame building Mt the corner
OF Byrd and Lower street, south SuPe-
rior. was wrecked and the steel plant
reports a number of buildings leveled.
but no casualties The wind played
havoc with the Unitarian church, union
depo; and other buildings but no So
rious fires resulted Had n broken
out it would have found the city prac-
tically helpless. There arc no reports
Of disasters on the lake ar harbor.
When the storm came up Boss Car
penier Gross called to his men who
were working on the thrce-story build
ing At Third street and LAmboru ave-
nue. to get out Of the building and
twelve of them jumped from the win
dowA At the same moment a numbrr
Of passers-by ran into the structure to
escape the storm. As they entered the
building. without an instAnt's tremor
or warning. collapsed. burying seven
zen men. The structure did not move
a foot from its foundation II simply
fattened out As though by a terrible
blow from above. Three timers on
the roof remained where they were and
escaped serious injury. though the fall
was thirty-eight feet The ruins stood
not six feet above the ground and the
roof seemed Ia cover the whole, great
ly retarding the work Of rescue.
Five mel were killed outright by the
collapse of the building and several
others injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.
Mr.. Risir- Gettisg Over h Kssais "s
Setyoas Tyoubts

Mr.. Blaine G~tsisg Over the kssais as lsis
Nervoas Trouhte.
Bosroy. July IA reporter 81 the
Boston Traveller secured an intrrvieA
with Mr.. Blaine at Bar Harbor and his
report As published last evening bear,
"a the previous statements that the
secretary Of state has hrsn suffering
from overwork and nervous trouble
and Is rapidly recovering. He ssys
there is no trace of disease. Iva, h~ has
the appearance ~ . man IN good health
His eyes were clear and bright and his
grip firm and his hand without srcmos.
There WAS no evidence on which u
hang q suspiciou that Mr.. Blaine had
m organic disease.
The reporter found Mr. Blaiee look.
ing better than he has appeared In Hoo
ION for several years lie eats heartily.
weighs Is3-bis normal w~ight-taks,
. great deal 81 exercise and transact
the routine Affairs Of state. Debating
and signing letters lie takes absolute
ly M medicine. 10 firmly convinced 8.
he OF his Permanent recovery that SIP
temb~r - or IS has bren s~t "a the date
when he viii return to wAshisgton %
ssume the full and active dutie. of his
sgaia-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
LIVING IN FEAR.

Amor -sss IN Daily S.st 10 b.yu shs
Rsis-g ryssss asss, O. ss"ss s..s,
white nss-
NV YoHs. July - III. wosiJ
pris,s . l-ttrr from Port an Prisrs.
Isyti under daLr July Z containing
the following
Free speech IL ziusost i~np-~Aihis ADJ
criticism ~ the government - nsia
only by American among thsmssises
In s~cr~, plae~s and then ,hsy sr. sa~
pichou. almost ~ ssrh osbsr The
natives are ma~t inaolr n, and lnssltng
sD Americans even in the psbli~ streets
and take pride In showing their feel
ing1
kSerp American here is ia jeopardy
all b time. not barring Old rsshisBiN
American ~sr ships osght Ia b. here
No One has ~sB th- ksarssrgv f0S .
long time and The United stat. son
sai here does not Lnow ph~rs She -
some say H~ippoiyts ~osld MS, bs.isais
- sho-D, ga American IL b. gr.'siy II.
fsnd~d the government Tk~~~ men N
whom ! talked are sober. ~~ssisls ssn.
not rattle Drained az easily ~ezSsd
Psr~Dos found IN The street, af.~rs
o'clock ., ssgbt are sabt~~t o. srr~ss
and i-mpvs~onm-ns ustll thr fo4lo- "a
day ~ l~ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
NAr,oNA

YAs ne~s,ss 81 uss..ss~ ws-y r~srh.ss
~ ass..ss.ee Addresses s-s R~
sv~~s~s
Tosoxro. ont. July ta-whsn ,hs
national council ef educators resumed
its sessions with a large ATTENDANCE
d~srtt. the wet weather. tho ps~$biea,
called ur-,n United STATE. Commission
or Of Educatbpn W. T. Harris. chairman
Of the committee on s~dacational stats
tics In RAJ n pap-r The saeteei -
an attempt Ia ascertain whs, t~>/
Of <rhr~pl STATISTICS were useful and
What terms should t~ gsed to designate
them Cr-a, attention was pad - y.
rcadins. the c~saytS, being interrupted
oaiy oncc hy the suiiene- AMI ihs' vss
hen Iion John Estoa escommts
ssrecr Of edaca,tnn for Tho ni,ri
States. entered the halt After ~
~cs,ociu,s,n ~ ths reading Mr. Eaton
made an asirvsN In praise 81 ,hc PAF~r
Atoa, Aeo mcrv t~zchcfs Arttved n
the e,,y this morninT On train. Aad
hosi> tn attend the annual convrn'i"n
ct the natsonsi educational sNss-tatson
of the United state
Tn. annual ~convre;lsn of the naticnal
educational association waa formally
opened in the aftrrnoon I'm The p~Se~rnc-
81 6eoo people Rev q L Cran'.
principal IT Ryvrus university. ksngs
too. welcomed the delegate pa t~haif
~ Canada Sir John Macdonald la,o
prvmi-r. had agreed - PERFORM ;hi.
duty. bu, dcaih s,rPPrd in anil disAr-
ranged an. plan Address, IL ~sl-
come were Also delivered by SIR AlsH
ansi.r Camptcll. the lseuicnsat gor
crnor ot Oaiarts. Hon G. W k"s~
minister 81 c.iarstion for Ontario, kc.
Iv Ali,oa. superintendent 80 ,~as,rur-
,ion Tor Nova Scotia. Hoo william
Cro-k.ti superintendent Of Instruction.
for New Rrun.wick Re. y Essf"ri
for New i;runsw ,ch William Macia-
tu.h. president of Ontario ,cachcn a.
spriattoa.
short resp ,ns-n were male by I've
following Hon " X Jarrett Ten
ness-e. Dr D. u Cooke. New Nork
Superintendent J. NJ 1rsvn~o-t 20
Kansas city. treasurer. DE W a Cal
Kin, New York. chairman of the esari
~ trustees. iion " T Harris ~f,is,rtct
of Columbia. conmi>sioner of edu~a
ton for tn. United sta,es. Principal
Gr--n Raw iiuling. president 81 the
American in>,itut. 20 instruction Tor
th. northeast. Superintendent L. A
Jones If Indiana. Prof " NJ Bra2h-
ear. Of Iowa ~~uV-rints ndrnt y u
,;sult of Washington. far he farihr
coast. rrof Marcelu> Marshal. of New
Mexico. for the southwest. frof
bartholomew. ken,ncky. frr the >uu,h
central states. i'rof John Massey fot
the southeast. the iion solomon lai
mcr. Alabama. f"r the gulf state. Hon
Josiah shin. Arkansas. president 30 tho
southern educational association. f"r
the south. ani Superintendent A %
Lane. of Illinois tor the WORLDS '"lum-
bian exposition
The conference closed ia proceed
ings bv clvcting these oficrT- FrrHi
dent J u tiakcr. 81 Denver col wee
president. b. W Cook. of '~insianst.
Secretary and treasurer. y e NhasS"T.
of kutistown la
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
THE NET DEFICIENCY.


1sp~rss Report the Amount J"hn nsras
ley WAs ts Default.
PHiLADrirnIA. July ID. The experts
appointed to investigate the aorounts
Of John Barislry. late city treasurer.
have made q detailed report "a the
mayor. I'm which they say that they
have endcavored a. discover the total
amount Of money received each yesr at
the state desk I'm said Office. the hare
thereof belonging "a the state and "a
the citv and expenses and other tens
deducted th-refrum. so tina, tho net de-
~hcicncy in the accounts Of the late
treasurer may he definitely asc-rsainrd.
A rccapitulation Of their statement
shows: Net mou due TAI the state,
81. Ss5. oss 9S: net due to the
city. 81, oos. 9.a. Total balance due "a
the state and the city Ia bc accounted
for. g., 5e..5Si.9a
Credit-Fint. deduct amount of de-
posits i'm various banks Ia May 10. 1891.
s9ls.655 o.: balance, si.S7,.s7ss Sec.
ond. deduct keystone bank due bills.
s9.j, 600: balance s5i2.s7s ~ Third.
deduct keystone bank checks paid by
Mf. Bardslcy in excess of ssJs. So - In
city fund account, sl25. 0s3 10
Total net deficiency in Mr.. Bardslev's
accounts. s5s3. ~: ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
u~scrRocur,oM ,Nooaseo.


E.p..ss asv-ss ~ ssss ss.s ssse esss.
a.. a. 0ssss Upss Essssssy sssoss<
sesy.
Nru Ycax. Jaly is-rsdss ~ cleo
srscsl -esecutioa law the prssoa wardss
4. required within ten days ~ die ser
,i6cases Of death warden Brown OF
Sing Sing. complied with the lee yes
terday.
The certificates arc mcrc formal q
o,upc~m~ns> that the sentence OF The
Law has been executed
Attached TO the certificates are the
death warrants and the signatures OF
IN. witn~~srs so the execusson TO
that in Jusigo's es~r waa Also STATE.
mens signed by DrN AeponAid and
Ward ~ follows.
m uuder.tsr~i, having served 80 psysi-
clans AZ tire elccu toa by e'~efrse'ss ss's
mogrfnr OF Jsm-s -iorunl Harris smhef'
Joseph wood and = JaxtGs stsae rri'"n sn'
der your charge. hereby sasnn 81 yc"f 20
quest the following report es their esssr's'
tons
T,,.,-au OF IN. c~onaenned ss~a vslh~d
Int, the ex-cutsoa rccm anr~stran~a. ~"n
nrmaess and without assistsse-. sesna
,h~p.-iye. IN the ei~-tst- chair v"hoas 'hs
slsQtt<st rro4ret OF 80
submE ttei 20 the sStustmeni at the rvssaa.
ins strau o asd eleetrcd~s
s~.oad-ta sarh ease sH
proiurcd Instaataneoasiy by the closure "s
the circuit uss complete and without IN
srrruptica untii tbs hesr,'s setssa hsd en-
tire ' ceased .ni d-sts had e-rtsin'y &c
currea In esca ease d.ash vas mas''ss''y
psiniess
In compliance t. til the statute. en- sater-
-. 49,. a, .arh ras- a. sassn - TraEr
tic.hl. by t~ Ira z Van .icsun Of N~s
70 /. In our presence and us Tee oar .sPer
vision ~Ita she resaIts cf revealing the
same gross changes In the blood ana tlssaes
previously observed an cases of death ey the
action Of strong electrical sarr-ats rp~e'
mems. c.p~siaiiv of the blood ana CT the
nervous SYSTEM. wrr~ takes BY p Van
,;l,,on for the parpo.. of careful micro
scoplesi ess,ainssi"n. and the result shl ne
fors sr,icd Ca you as coon az specin~ns are
completed
In conclusion. altos al. Ca consrsiu ate
you ON the com pleten' ., o. all the dctsis' ia
the preliminary rTsnEru~nts on me eni-
form good order ARd dccorum which pre-
va lei during TIL. trying orieai. AMI on the
resulting ON Of IN. rspsdsy and
n ,Inlc.,pe>s cf thi. method Inaictias the
death p-aaty. Tue experience at to iaT
has proved Co our satisfaction that this
method 10 superior to any other vet devised.
have the honor to be. very respectfully.
your obedlcnt servant
CAsIos NCDoSAtp. " u
SAMUEL n. WAND. NJ -
Following were the witnesses to tbA
execution: Rev. John X Crredon. Rev.
John p. Lynch. Rev. sydney o. Law.
Rev. Silas w. Edg-rton, Drs A. ID
Rockwell. H. b. Allison. frsnklia
Townsend. Henry Wilson. samuel H.
Ward. Carlos D. Mcdonald and l. NJ.
Daniels; n. II Hickman. T. T.. Louis
H. Laudy. IN n. George Edgar oliver.
l. V. Corti-u. Charlie, r. Durs,on. Mar
tin 4. Mullins, William J. Ford. = T.
McNeal. Gcorg. l. Preach. b. D. Davis.
T. r., and A. u. Southwick. VI. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL
The Canadian City -. lee. . ,.', s~ssts-s

THE canadian Sitp =. I-s. . t.s, ssst"ss
MONTREAL. Que. July - The great
cat conaagratIon Montreal has witssss
ell for years lrgsn here shortly h"f"r.
midnight ~ $50 u still ragrd with
fury and showed ~" algna Of t-~
ing controlled ~ that hour the
entire square bounded by rspinssa,
road. ~ Catherine street shaw street,
Kent street and Jo--Phat isns hal
b~cn destroyed The ismra ~er.
spreading to blocks 20 brick d~silings
an.i stores on the sppth and east viii.
out q possibility of guessing where ,hs
fire would DO stopped Hundreds "f
thousands Of dniIsr~ worth of property
has been consumed. but owing "a tho
heat ~ WAS inp~=ibis q" get
near enough to the fsmea IN
obtain CORRECT details The Gre
started in the grrat lUnl-r yards
of F~refontsinc AMI iIrs-~ra a Ia and
spread with IRENE doas rspidiiy 40
first a high who'd sprrad the flames owe,
~ sridget's anil ~ Lakes church "n
Champla street AMI 81 the iman~nss
french lying In hospital Duly the
change of wind saved ths-r ssrsctar-s
and possibly fatalities had they h-irn~-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

The dark-skinned Hindoo pcddlers
who infest the seaside resorts of the Jer-
scy coast in summer are very interesting
people. They are invariably courteous,
and their genial shrewdness when try
ing to effect a sale Is most engaging.
As a rule they are handsome men, with
clear cut features and intellectual faces.
They speak Hindoostanee and occasion
ally Bengali. while their English is ex-
cellcnt Once in a while one NAV be
found who is familiar enough with the
"Brahman talk" to recognize a popular
verse from the Rig Veda. even when il
is mangled by the tongue of a western
giaour. A "salaam aleikum" delights
their souls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24
ADDITIONAL DIspArC-

THE failure Of the London and River
Plate bank Cimitedl is announced. Tho
bank had a capital Of fl. 500, 600. In
ability TO collect Argentine republic
debts is the principal cause of the fail
ure.
EDWARD GRIPPER & Sons corn fact
ors and wharfingerS London, have
failed. Liabilities, $50, OO0.
FIVE men were drowned recently in
the Tennessee river while seiuing near
Murray. Ky.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July IS showed an average de-
crease of 1O.5 compared with the cor.
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1871.
ROLAND Il. Hill. q Boston newspaper
man and the son of United States SEN
ator Hill. Of Georgia has been taken
in charge by the police Of New York,
who fear that his mind is unbalanced.
A DISPATCH from Kenton. O., states
that nobody was hurt by the collision
on the Chicago & Erie. Traffic was
blocked for several hours, trains being
sent over the Big Four. The engine
was badly damaged and seven cars
were ditched and smashed.
The porte has ordered additional
guards for the holy grotto at Bethle-
hem Lately there has been consider
able bloodshed between Christian
fanatics visiting the sacred spot
BRAZIL. has been troubled consider
ably over the servant girl" question
since the emancipation of the slaves
The city council Of Rio de Jaueiro has.
in consequence, attempted regulation
by prohibiting the leaving of employ
ment except under conditions
THE Boston Boot & Shoe Co has as
signed The company controls Eve re-
tail stores located in Lawrence. Frank.
lin. Amesberry and Newberryport in
Massachusetts,, and Danielsonville,
Conn.
NAT K. jones' son of United States
Senator Jones' Of Arkansas Was shot
and perhaps fatally wounded at the
recently BY . school teacher named ].
+. Shepley. The two men had . dis
pute.
EX-SENATOR INGALLS, is going abroad
with W. A. Crofut's autumn party 10 20
through Europe 70 Greece, Jerusalem
and Egypt They viii leave August -
and return in about three months
TIE decree rescinding the prohibi-
ton Of American pork, which takes i'm.
mediate effect In France ensctss list the
duty on American salt pork. hama and
bacon. which paid 81 francs befcrs the
prohibition VA enacted in the year
isS win nov - - francs pr lee
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-24

EUGENE BArAILLE ~(''Sapcck'1, the
prince of Partisan wagsr recently ended
his days in a mad house at Clermont
where he had been confined since 1889.
After a wild and merry youth as a stu
dent of the most approved bohemian
type in the Latin quarter he settled
down IS a lawyer. and became legal
adviser at the prefecture Of the depart
ment OF the Disc. Three years ago he
married, and during his rare visits to
Paris since then he was SO serious and
somber in demcanor that his old friends
and associates recognized with diff
Guilty the exuberant hoaxer of former
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