The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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PERSONAL AxprorIricAI.


PERSONAL ANDirOLIrIcAL-
ARcHBIsHoP WALSH has arrived 4,
Rome. His visit is made at the reques
Of the Pope, who dcsires 70 confer Will
him in regard to the attifnde9of thu
Catholic bishops I'm connection will
political affairs In Ireland.
THE president was recently inter
viewed by a correspondent Of the New
York Tribune. He expressed his con
tinued faith in the policy Of the repub
lican party. y
DURING services at St Charles church
Woonsocket X. l., vicar-General Nc
Cabe denounced Parnell as unfit, NOR
ally. TO lead Catholic Irishmcn-
OS the 9th of March Queen Luliu'
okalani publicly proclaimed Princess
Victoria Kaweika Kaluani heiress ap-
parent 10 the throne Of the Sandwich
| islands
Ex-SECRETARY BAYARDdoes not think
Italy has any right t. expect indemnity
for the l~ynching Of Italians at New Or
| leans
COL JAMES RoDY SsEED, aged Is,
died at Chicago Of pneumonia He was
widely known i'm national politics, es-
pecially in the south, for many years.
For a number of years he was pub
Usher of a daily newspaper at Atlanta,
Ga. lie was postmaster of the United
States senate from 1ss2 TO 1885.
MAURICE HEALY has accepted Par
nell's challenge to resign for the pur-
pose Of mutually testing the feeling of
the Cork constituency.
THE correspondent at St Petersburg
Of the Berliner Tageblatt, the principal
newspaper organ Of the Jews in Ger
many, has been expelled from Russia
under the operation of the anti-Jewish
decree.
CONTRARY to all reports published
that he will remain in Office, Treasurer
Huston writes TO a friend that he ex-
poets soon to return to Indiana for
good"
Rev. HOWARD MCQUEARy, an Epis-
copal minister of Ohio, has been sus-
pended for heresy.
CHARLES n. FELTON, was elected sem
ator for California to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Hearst
AT q memorial meeting in honor OF
the late Gen. Devens i'm Boston, Gov.
Russell and other notables were pres
ent. Ex-President Hayes delivered the
principal address.
THE privy council Of Great Britain
has confirmed the right of the colonial
government of Victoria, Australia, to
prevent the landing of Chinese immi-
THE reception of the Parnell dele
gates at New York fell rather fat.
A DELEGATE from the CHILEAN revolu-
tionary party has arrived in Paris. He
states that two-thirds of the people
were in favor Of the insurgents party
and that the latter had already a per-
manent hold on the northern provinces
and their valuable Of nitrate
and guano.
LIEUT.. CIV. GOTHELs. Y. S. A., will
succeed Col Barstow in charge of Ten
nesscc river improvements below Chat
tanooga, with headquarters ut Florence.
LAWRENCE BARRETT, the tragedian,
died at the Windsor hotel, New York,
the Goth. lie was BORN at Paterson,
n. j., April 4, 1888.
THE Vienna correspondent Of the
London Times, i'm spite of official de-
malls, reiterates that Princess Eliza
beth, of Hesse. the wife of Grand Duke
Of Russia, was brutally CO.
creed to join the Russian church.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has sustained
the objections of Capt. Henry Vessels
the court martial case against him.
Objection had been made that the or
had not received the presidents
and was therefore invalid. In
Capt Vessels objection the
president severely reprimands him.
THE lower house of the Arkansas
has passed a resolution ia
the election of president, vice
president ana senators by popular vote.
THE New Jersey legislature adj
on the Goth.
THE Iowa Farmers Alliance has or
yanized with n constitution similar to
hat of the Kansas alliance and with
the following officers: President, j. NJ.
vice-prcsident. Daniel Camp
bell: secretary, George Il. Long, and
state treasurer, T. ii. Griffith.
Rev. FREDERICK UPToN, probably the
oldest Methodist clergyman in America,
lied at his home at Fair Haven, Mass.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN RICHARD ii. STAN
roN died Mt Maysville, Ky, aged IS
years
The friends of Gen. Stone, of Iowa,
assistant commissioner of the land Of
ice, arc urging the president to promote
him to the commissionership. lie is
equipped as to the duties of
he Office and has made several efforts
succeed to it.