The Red Cloud chief., 1894-04-13
- n student OF theology bv the

bOuthehst Kansas Teachers associations
held its first session In Lawrence, Thurs
day.
Wisconsin's new law abolishes the Gus.
tomary three days grace on notes. Com.
mercial paper must be met on the day 10
falls due.
The Old Landmark mills, in frankfort,
Pa, which have TODD idle for II years,
viii resume operations May |. One hun.
dred hands will be employed.
Monday. April 0.
BY n powder explosion ut Brinton, Pa,
three men were killed and four injured.
Governor Flower Of New York has
signed the bill making hazing n felony.
Mitchell Alexander, ex-member of the
legislature, committed suicide by hang
ing at Middlesboro, Ky,
Robert Jones, a farmer of Marionsville,
Ky, killed his wife, mother-in-law and
himself.
Inc Louisiana sugar crop of last year
was GO3,353,OS7 pounds, the bounty on
which was 81 1874, 4Gl.
Albert Winter and Bud Sears have been
indicted at Ottumwa, H., for the murder
OF Douglas Walsh June 81, 1893.
George Croker, son Of the late Charl es
Croker of San Francisco, il reported en-
gaged to Mrs. Emma b. Rutherford.
The Democrats elected their entire city
ticket in Davenport, To-, aud four out Of
six aldermen. A heavy vote was polled.
Latter Day Saints, in session Mt Lamont,
Ia, agreed to discourage the use of the
term Mormon,
eminent ownership and control of the
Nicaraguan canal.
Marietta, o., pioneers celebrated the
towns 10th anniversary. Douglas Put
man, a son OF the founder, presided,
william WoodGll passed forged notes
for several hundred dollars on the First
National bank Mt Madison, Ia, and e.
capped, deserving his family.
Congressman-at-Larg Harris of Kan
sas declines to be a candidate for renom
ination and n boom has been started for
Jerry Simpson as his successor.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign of
the knights of Labor will answer the
structures of the American Bankers asso-
citation in an address at Little Rock, Ark,
soon.
Every department of the Diamond
Plate Glass company at Kokomo, Ind,
has resumed operations, with 500 men mt
work mt a reduction of 80 per cent in
wages.
Tuesday, April 10.
The Iowa Evangelical conference will
meetin Waverly this week.
The Greeks celebrated their independ.
ence day in New York.
A heavy rain in Kansas will greatly re-
vive the wheat crop.
A serious defect has been discovered In
the Virginia Australian ballot law.
George Belts, u former st. Louisap. died
of poisoning at Montgomery, Ala.
Lillian Russell and her new husband.
Perugini, are said to be having trouble.
Two VOL known residents Of Iowa, near
Fairfield, have been arrested for murder.
Two prisoners escaped from the Jackson,
Miss, p~enitentiary.
The 3-year-old child Of c.. ID. Green
drank some carbolic acid by mistake at
Mexico, Mo-, and died.
David Bell, n school teacher at Sugar
Grove Ind, was robbed of $50 after he
had been sandbagged by a burglar.
Work has been resumed ut many of the
iron mines in the Lake Superior region,
and the seasons output is expected to be
large.
A movement to boom Judge Caldwell
for the Republican presidential nomina-
ton in 1896 has been started Mt Topeka,
Kan.
Abram Green, probably the oldest citi-
zen OF Boone county, Missouri, died ut
Ration, n. NJ.
James Whipble of Coal Creek, Ind, has
been arrested at Danville, Ills, for a
forgery committed in November, 1893.
Large quantities of arsenic have been
found in the coffee drunk by those who
were poisoned at Danville, Ills.
Charles G. Moore, editor of the Blue
grass Blade, indicted for blasphemy Mt
Lexington, Ky, will give himself up for
trial.
Senator Morgan has announced that he
will take the stump for his party in Ala
bama, but he says he will not advocate
any mans claims to any Office.
Americans Mt Bluefields have rejected q
proposed settlement of the troubles there
which had been agreed to by the British
consul and the Nicaraguan authorities.
Wednesday. April II.
Clemens Higlay, "a years old, was kicked
to death by a horse at Lafayette, Ind.
He was to be married the next day.
NJ. Armbruster and Son, scenic painters,
secured an attachment on the scenery of
the Tide of Life company ut Columbus, o.
The John Scott legacy medal and prem
ium was awarded to John II. Wilken, a
Connersville, Ind, mechanical engineer,
for his method of generating and planning
cyclo.dal surfaces.
The schooner Lottie Cooper was wrecked
off Sheboygan, Wis, and Ed Olson, one of
the sailors, was drowned.
A female keeper Of a toll gate neal
Brownsville, Pa, refused to permit the
passage of Coxey's army until sl.s9 had
been paid.
General Henry w. Slocum Is lying
dangerously i'll with pneumonia and a
complication Of ailments ut Brooklyn.
Cold and stormy weather has had the
effect of reducing General Frey's indus
trial army from 67s men to 407.
Refusing to comply with the Illinois
law the license of the American Employ
ers' Liability Insurance. company has been
revoked.
Gold to the amount of 335 900 francs ar-
rived in New York from Europe destined
for Cuba,