The Red Cloud chief., 1892-04-08

PARDRIDGE, the big Chicago grain
man, has made over 81 ,0OO, OC0 in the re-
cent depression of wheat
AN Italian woman in New York COM
mitted suicide through remorse for I'M
faithfulness to her husband.
A COMPANY is trying to raise IN old
treasure ship in New York harbor and
get $4,000. 900.
LIVE stock in South Dakota is report
ed in fine condition.
IT is positively asserted in dispatches
from north Alabama that a mob of sew
enty-five men caught and lynched John
Mullins, one of the Madison Cross roads
murderers.
JOSEPH LITTLE, who brutally crushed
the skulls of his wife and two daughters,
was lynched by a mob at Findlay, o.,
on the 3lst ult.
4 PASSENGER train on the Georgia Pa
cific road was held up by masked rob-
bers on the morning of the 31st ult near
| Weems, ten miles east of Birmingham.
Ala. Every registered letter, supposed
to contain So, 900, was taken, but the
express car was not molested.
ONE hundred and scventy-One bales of
cotton on a wharf at Havre have been
burned.
NATIONAL LEAGUE UMPIRE THOMAS
ZACHARIAH was killed by the cars
recently at Homestead, Pa.
THE town of Nelson, Neb.. was badly
damaged by a cyclone on the 3lSt ult.
ADDITIONAL contributions received
by DreXel & Co., ~treasurers of the Rus
sian famine relief fund, make the grand
total s116,2 67.
THE French government is arranging
to send officers to study the police sys-
EN- of Berlin with the view of reorgan-
izing the Paris police.
ONE of the murderers of Thomas d.
Edwards, of Huntsville, Ala, has been
shot and the other hanged.
A SMALL British force operating on
the Kaukkive river had an engagement
with the natives and were defeated.
AT a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Standard Oil Co. on the 31st ult. it
was decided to increase the capital stock
from S. OO, 900 to 81, 900. 900. to include
20. 900 shares of the par value of 500
each. There was no opposition to the
proposition. Ninety per cent. of the
| stock was voted.
The steamer Golden Rule was de-
strcyed by fire at the big wharf boat at
Cincinnati on the 3lst ult. Only one
life was lost, that of Miss Nellie Ma
loney. who in attempting to jump off
the boat fell between the boat and
barge and was drowned. The Golden
Rule was valued at $50, 600 to So, 900,
while the value of the cargo was esti-
mated at $500 0O. The wharf boat,
which was destroyed, was insured for
ST.. GOO and the Golden Rule for SIS, 600.
TIE claims aggregating over $500. 0OC
filed at Ottawa, Ont. by the sealing
fleet for loss owing to exclusion from
Behring sea last year are subject to re-
vision. as it is stated that many are in.
fated and fictitious.
THE prospective opening of the Chey.
enne and Arapahoe reservation, includ.
ing counties c, ID, f, +, G and II of the
| Oklahoma territory, has caused much
activity on the part of the Santa Fe
management in preparing for the ex.
pected rush of settlers. Counties ID, 4
and F in the northwestern portion OF
the reservation are nearer the Pan
handle line of the Santa Fe than any
other railway and the sale of tickets to
Kiowa, Kan, Woodward, l. T., and Hig.
| gins and Canadian, Tex, all of these
points being right upon the border OF
the new promised land, has become very
large. Good wagon roads lead directly
from these stations into the reservation.
Deducting the allotments to the Indians
in severalty something more than 10000
quarter sections will soon be open to
presumption by h~omesteaders.