The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-11
Thursday, May 3.

Thursday, May 3.
Tho state Of Tennessee has completed
the sale Of bonds for 81 900, 800.
G. w. Buckley of Montgomery, Ala,
was elected commander of the state de-
partment Of the G.. a. X.
The council ut Oskaloosa, la, has fixed
the saloon tax at IL 900.
John S~tudenmeyer, y cigarmaker, was
robbed by f%ootpads at Dubuque, Ia,
Of 400.
Charles Needle, postmaster at Soldiers
Grove, Wis, was arrested, charged with
robbing the mails.
"A new jury was secured In the trial OF
the bank wreckers at Indianapolis and
the case reopened.
Fifty members OF the board of trade of
Oelwein. Ia, have gone on a trip In the
northwest to invite investment In that
town.
Four horses, valued at 81 900. were
killed by lightning at Bloomington. Ills.
Peter Stuckey, their owner, was injured,
but not seriously.
"A grand lodge of the Degree of Honor
lodges Of Illinois was organized ut Gales.
burg. Ills. II Is n part of the Ancient Or.
der Of United Workmen.
Charles III. Barnum, a young Irishman
OF Saginaw, Mich, has entered the Jew
ish church In order to marry Miss Jennie
ART, VINO refused otherwise to accept him.
Captain Samuel Dodd, master of the
government lightship at White Shoal,
Mich, has been reported safe ut Glen
Haven. His sailboat capsized Sunday
and II was thought he had drowned.
Tim ttnra,, ,n,.. "a -- ~,
affirmed the decision hat ex .Treasurer
Guenther should pay 7 per rent interest
back TO the state up to the time the re.
duced rate, 0 per cent, went into effect.
"Reddy" Wilson, lynched by a mob at
Missouri Valley, Ia, for killing Marshal
whitney, had spent IL years of his life In
prison.
Astronomer Hill OF the national naval
observatory has sighted the comet recent.
ly discovered by Professor Gale al sgd.
ney, N. s. w.
Friday, May 4.
The grand lodge Tennessee Knights OF
Pythias met ut Nashville.
Miners at Delamar, Ida, went ON a
strike because their wages were cut.
Brick laborers at Fort Dodge. H., have
had their wages restored from 81. rs to
el.5O n day.
by n vote Of 203 to 40 the miners in the
Northern Pacific railway mines ut Roslyn.
wash, resolved to resist Il IS per cent re-
duction in wages by striking.
Governor Altgeld Is back ut Springfield.
In greatly improved health.
h congressional contests in Texas are
becoming very interesting.
The Portland (Or.) Savings bank, which
closed its doors last July, has resumed
business.
A syndicate has been formed 10 work a
large body of ore underlying a portion OF
the city of Leadville, Colo.
Michigan State Medical society met at
Lansing with SO papers on the program.
Saxon Denham, n young business man,
was drowned ut Muscatine, Ia, by the up
setting of u sailboat.
President Bridgman of Hamline uni
versity, Methodist, has been called to the
First Presbyterian church Mt Minneapolis.
Harry g.. Bryant, under the auspices of
the Geological club of Philadelphia, will
lead IN Arctic expedition to effect the 70.
turn of Lieutenant Peary.
The general conference of the Methodist
church, south, opened ut Memphis, all the
10 bishops being present.
a boy was carried out of a circus enter
tainment ut Clinton. Ia, suffering with
smallpox. Hundreds were exposed and a
general outbreak is feared.
Oscar Townsend, general manager of
the Cleveland, lorain and Wheeling rail-
road, died at Cleveland.
George Il. Fitch. part owner of The Call
and Bulletin of San Francisco, has asked
the courts to appoint n receiver and order
the immediate sale of those two daily
papers.
superintendent Stump of the immi.
grant bureau stated the immigrants who
have arrived in this country with orders
FOR western points on the defunct Scan
dinavian n Finland Immigration COM
pany of New York cannot in Justice TO
themselves and the steamship companies
be deported.
Saturday. May q.
Peter Anderson, one of CoXey's army,
has fallen heir to a large estate In Sweden.
Arguments for and against the S-hour
law were made before the Illinois supreme
court.
Daniel O'Boyle was struck and killed
by IA train near Lost Nation, Ia.
'N'N'''h' " kto''E VI Day Slty,
Mich, was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed.
Closing arguments in the Cadwallader
embezzlement case were begun ut Madi.
son, Wis.
DR. j. IL. Bates, n leading physician at
Chicago, charges the board OF health of
that city with incompetency.
In n quarrel about renting n piece of
land, George Ellis shot and killed his
brother, CliH Ellis, at Osawatomie, Kan.
Mrs. Mary A. ltulisou of st. Joseph.
Mich, committed suicide by hanging,
She was 10 years old. Family trouble
was the cause.
The nnual session of the Kansas Con-
gregational association convened ut EN-.
poria. The meeting will continue through
Sunday.
Big land owners have entered into a
project to straighten the Kankakec riy ,r
and reclaim vast tracts of marsh lands.
Mr., and Mrs. Simpson Is. Gardiner OF
Clinton, Ia, celebrated their golden wed.
ding. They were married in Pen Van, n.
", May 2, 1874, and went to Clinton I'm
1867.