The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-24

Armour train on the San Angelo
brSnch 4 the Santa Fe went through .
bridge over the Leon river, near 0ainsD
VILE, TEX. kngfneer Grubb. Fireman
Lee Paul and the head brakeman were
killed.
In reply to . request from Mass
chusests that the states quota OF the
direct tax money be paid In gold Instead
OF silver certiAcaSa the treasury de-
partment informed the bankers that Il
would nav the warrant In lawful money
Of the United States and Of such char
acter "A was on hand In the Boston sub
treasury.
The ST. Clair river and Lake Huron.
m Tar As the eye could see, were blocked
with ice. Transfer boats 1t Port
Huron, Mich, were stuck fast in mid
stream with passengers on board
A DISPATCH from Benarcs. one OF the
most ancient cities In the world. the
chief center of Brahminical learning.
announces serious religious disorders
owing TO the fact that the local author
tiles commenced the demolition OF the
temple in order to provide . site for .
new waterworks.
FIRE broke ont in the Ross building
adjoining the big Taggart storage ware
house at Abingdon square. New York,
recently, destroying both Station c.
New York post Office, was in b build
ing, but the mails were saved The po-
lice estimate the damage was over
500, 600.
AT Harrodsburg, KY, two grain ele-
vators Of the Mercer Grain & Coal Co.
burned, destroying $4,000 bushels Of
wheat The loss vas SO, 600; insur-
ance, $50, 600. The Louisville Southern
depot also burned.
REV. JAMES MCMAHON. Of St. An
drews. New York, has presented TO the
Roman Catholic university in Washing
ton $500. 900 worth OF property 10 found
a school of philosophy and TO beautify
the university grounds
The export of grain at Odessa is al
most at a stand still. The brisk spring
trade almost cleared all the southern
grainarieS The old stock exporters. in
the face of the u~nprOmising condition
of the crops. arc holding out for higher
prices.
WHEN Miss Phoebe Couzins, secre-
tary of the board Of lady managers of
Of the worlds fair. reached her Office on
the 10th she found the door locked and
the ~janitor of the building informed her
that he had been instructed not 10 per
NIT her 70 enter. She took possession
Of an adjoining room and announced
that she would hold possession.
A TORNADO passed owe Hansford. in
the panhandle of Texas. destroying the
court house and killing two men. A
tornado also ravaged Palidora, q small
town in Beaver county, Ok.
WHILE services were being conducted
In the cathedral at HaisOn, Austria, q
shoemaker in the congregation sudden
ly drew q revolver and fred at the
priest, who fell dead before the altar.
The man then committed suicide.
A hail and windstOrm fell
upon the northern part Of Marion, Ind.
on the 18th completely crushing the
Crosby paper mill and damaging a num-
Der of other buildings. While many
persons were injured, there were no IA
t~alities.
WILLIAM BLANEY, convicted of the
murder of his grandmother and aunt in
May last ut Baltimore, Md, and whose
execution was fixed for June II next,
escaped from the city Jail
GEORGE and Fred Dunnawa. young
Cherokecs, were hanged Mt Tahlequah,
I. r., for the murder Of ex-Sheriff Wash
Lee. The crime was due to IN old fam
lily feud.
THE directors Of the whisky trust
have elected Joseph Ii. Grecnhut, presi-
dent, and w. J. Hennessey, Of Chicago.
secretary. George j. Gibson, accused
of the dynamite conspiracy, was not re-
instated In his Office.
THE judiciary committee. of the Min
nesota house has reported the Mcliale
anti-tights bill back without recon-
mendation. The bill will go to the
foot of the general orders and will not
be reached at this session Of the legis-
lature.
SIX Mexican bandits who two weeks
| ago killed Frank Duke and VictorianO
Hernandez in Preside county, Tex,
have been captured and arc certain to
be executed.
REGRET for the sale of his handsome
| residence caused Enos v. Garrett, a
wealthy retired merchant Of West
| chester, Pa, to shoot himself dead.
THE complete official anv Of the
Chicago mayoralty election gives
Washburne. republican, a plurality
over Cregier, democrat, OF 300. Some
districts remained subject to revision.
THE Wisconsin house has indefinitely
postponed the bill reducing passenger
fares TO 9 cents a mile.
TUE body Of William lines, buried a
Corunna, Ind, two years ago. has been
found TO have been pctrified.
The grand jury which is investigat
ing the tragedy at the parish prison Al
New Orleans has adjourned. There /.
no chance, therefore. Of . report FOL
some days.
ADDITIONAL DIsPArCHH
SECRETARY MOBILES order deferrtng
tho time for fling on forfeited railroad
lands has Quoted the excitement that
prevailed at Ashland, Wis. and at least
1000 Of the disappointed strangers have
left the city. The other Thousands will
depart soon. The postponement Is in
iefinite
A SHOCKING accident occurred on the
Lake Shore road at Kipliu station, &c
miles west Of Cleveland, o. Six mail
,lerks, two engineers and . fireman
were killed Two passenger trains
were in collision.
FIVE men. four Americans and one
italian, were drowned In Laurel creek.
near Addison, Webster county, W. Va
They were crossing the swollen stream
on . foot log, when It's turned and al
were precipitated into the water.
In . collision between passenger
trains near Vincennes, Ind, q tramp
was killed, two mail clerks we're in
Ijurcd and several passengers were
bruised
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