The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-11

Mich, jumped from n fourth story bal
cony and was fatally injured.
The report of the Jenkins investigation
committee rebukes the judge for issuing
his famous orders, but does not recon-
mend impeachment.
Monday. May Z.
The differences between the heirs and
executors of p. r.. Barnum's estate have
been amicably settled.
TIL Jury in the trial of Banker Shove at
Sheboygan, Wis, vas discharged, having
been unable to agree.
In the Iowa High School association
concerts ut Algona, Will Galbraith won
the oratorical prize and Nellie Flick the
dramatic.
John w. Peel, one of the organizers Of
Che state Of Arkansas, Ia dead.
Springfield, Mo, is preparing to send a
carload of provisions to Coxey's army.
Lehman's Opera House building at Hig-
ginsville, Mo-, was burned, entailing q
loss Of $4,000.
Colonel W. G. p. Breckenridge opened
his campaign Mt Lexington, Ky, Satur.
day and was given an ovation.
A representative of English capitalists
having s15,OOO,OOO invested in this country
Ia in Topeka investigating the water sup
ply company in that city.
The judges OF st. Clair county, Mis-
souri,, who have lain In prison 40 long
rather than obey Judge Phillips and levy
a tax to pay a railroad debt, have re-
signed.
An unrivalcd collection of agricultural
II mineral products from Missouri, Kan
sas, Oklahoma aud other western states
and territories is about to be shipped to
Germany.
Tuesday, May =.
The trial Of Coxcy, Browne and Jones
will be concluded today.
Senator Wolcott of Colorado is expected
home May 10.
Governor Matthews dedicated a prison
chapel Mt Michigan City.
Pat Mooney, IA New York hotel porter,
found $500 I'm al old trunk.
st. Mary's Polish Catholic church was
burned ut Chicago by incendiaries.
A sheriff and a county clerk in the
Cherokee Strip have traded offices.
Arrangements for the distribution of
Cherokee bond money have been made.
John l.. Webster Is out rs a candidate
for United States senator from Nebraska.
Leading physicians of Chicago c~riticise
the health department for ineificiency in
dealing with smallpox.
Wichita and Newton, Kan, are having
a row because the latter threatens to tap
the formers water supply.
Max Meyer, a New York merchant,
while insane, Jumped from a fourth.story
window and died two hours afterward.
A horse which has killed three men has
been sent from Iowa to New York to be
tanned by a noted horse tanner.
Government officials mt Kansas City are
getting numerous letters complaining of
the operation of %swindling lottery COM
panies.
The special census of LIE Mars, In. shows
1t has u population of $500, bringing the
city under the provisions of the new saloon
law.
II Is said Senator Wolcott of Colorado
has been offered the position of general
counsel Of the New York Central railroad
at a salary of $4,000.
X. g.. Smith, n well known citizen of
st. Joseph, Mo-, was arrested on u charge
OF passing counterfeit money and con.
fessed the crime.
Edward Bellamy Endorses the common.
veal movement II says II Is the begin
ming of u rising OF the masses against gov
eminent OF the money power.
Wednesday. May o.
Eight large corporations In Indiana
have been sued for taxes.
Randall's army Of Chicago Coxeyites
had a row and separated at Valparaiso.
| Ind.
The grand lodge of United Workmen
began its session at Watertown, S. ID.
An oil well was struck at Portland, Ind,
by the Enire company, the capacity OF
which Is estimated at 800 barrels daily.
G. F. Glivy, arrested at Pueblo, Colo, is
wanted for murder committed at Auburn,
Cal, three years ago.
The Kansas Musical Jubilee began ut
Hutchinson. The prizes aggregate s., 800.
Frederic Archer of Chicago will award
the prizes.
Anthony Howells, consul for the Unit
home at Massillon, o., on D leave of alb
sence until June.
Colorado strikers are trying to Undue &c
the coal miners at Cerrillos, n. NJ. Go
quit work until the general strike in the
east il won"
The $50 men employed in the Colorado
" "hu ~" So'lpaly y mines ~ SreSteu
Butte, Colo, went out in sympathy with
the big strike.
Ex-Postmr.ster Barnes of Abba, Ia, has
been found short in his accounts with
Uncle Sam.
The case Of the city of Lyons. Kan,
against the Missouri Pacific and Santa Fc
to compe, n lower freight rate has been
compromised.
Bonaholders bid in the saltwater,
Mimi, street railway for $50, 254, the
amount of Indebtedness and costs. The
receiver was discharged.
The next meeting OF the Missouri Chau-
tauqua assembly will be held at Sedalia
June ~ to July o inclusive. Thomas b.
Reed or BouIke Cochran will address the
assembly.
The receivers Of the Penokee and Goge-
bic consolidated mines were granted per
mission at Madison, Wis, to resume work
IN the Tilden mine.
At Madison county Illinois, Demo-