The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-04
NEWS OF THE WORLD
T~ELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES
BOILED DOWN..
Most Important Events Of the Past Sir
Days Carefully Collected and Condensed
Foreign and Domestic Doings Cbroni.
eied for Busy People to Read.

D'>so 'aos
Chris Merry, the Chicago wife muir
lercr, will hang February Is.
Or. Fridtjof Nansen. the artic *
plOrcr, has returned to London.
Earthquake shocks scared the In.
habitants Of ~Tehauntepec, Mexico.
The cotton mill strikers are encour-
aged to keep up the strike by offers OF
aid.
The anniversary OF the execution Of
Charles ! was celebrated in London
January go.
Great Britain has again declined to
reopen the sealing question, and 1t is
considered settled.
Ftzsimmons has declined TO accept
Corbctt's final offer to fight for $4,000,
purse TO % to Fitz win or lose.
Rev. Newton Mann of Unity church
Omaha, in his sermon of last Sunday,
favored Sunday opening of the cxposi-
lion.
IL is said that Captain Adrian G.
Arson will retire from the ball field
on which he has made such a glorious
record.
IL is said that two Cuban insurgents
who have surrendered To the Spanish,
have agreed to murder General Gomez
Tor money.
The Chicago produce exchange has
been dissolved owing to the continued
strike between the butter and egg and
buttcrine people.
The Nebraska, Kansas and Gulf rail
way has been Incorporated under the
laws OF Kansas. 1t is tn run south to
Gulf of Mexico from Niobrara, Neb.
Mrs. Lucille blackburn Lane, daugh-
ter of ex-senator Blackburn. who
ON time ago shot herself accidentally,
is again in a serious condition and may
die from the effects of the wound.
Daniel Lawrence Brainc. rear admir-
al u. =. A., died at his home in Brook
lyn. lie was q nidshipman during the
Mexico war and a commander during
the civil war. lie was born in 1929.
The Ohio law, which declares that
the sum of $1,000 may bc collected
from a county by the heirs of a person
lynchcd has been declared unconstitu-
tional.
An examination of the ruins Of the
Union elevator, recently burned at st.
Louis. shows that at least 200, 900 of
the $4,000 bushels of wheat can be
saved.
Spreading rails caused n wreck on
the Maine Central tracks at Arono
Basin Mills, Me-, in which Jennie =.
Murray and Mrs. ID. Cunningham were
KILLED, and a number of others injured.
Ellen Nicholson Of Ottumwa. Ia. is
dead as the result of a criminal opera
ton. DR.. Whitaker and william
Sowdcrs have been arrested, charged
with her murder. Sowdcrs was en-
gagged to the girl.
A Madrid dispatch says it is under.
stood that the supreme war council
will sentence Lieutenant-General Wey-
that the government will grant him u
pardon.
The case of Sheriff John Martin and
his eighty deputies, charged with muir,
der and fcloniously wounding of q
score of striking miners at Latimcr
Pa, on September 10, 1897, is now on
trial ut Wilkesbarro. Able counsel Ia.
been employed on both sides.
Eugene V. Debs has issued n plea I,
the public in behalf of Salter Il. Wor
den, who is under sentence of death
for trainwrccking near Sacramento
Cal, during the railroad strike of 1896
Mr.. Debs asserts that Worden is tn,
victim of a conspiracy of railroad de
tcctives, and that IL is believed tn,
condemned man was but "a tool in tn,
detectives hands.
The interstate joint convention o
bituminous coal operators and miner.
held in Chicago has come To an end
The miners were jubilcnt w the re.
suit of their ten days session, for i
means to nearly 100000 soft coal min
crs an advance of ten cents per ton an,
uniform day of eight hours at uni
form day wages. And the operator
congratulate n another with "A vic
tory over themselves.
In order to capture General Aran
gurcn, the sheridan of Cuba" tn
Spaniards murdered every one IN sight
His sweetheart was shot down, and
volley fired on the house in whicl
Aranguren was, and all the inmate
were killed, except Arangurcn, VIII
was wounded, and later killed In col,
blood. A little child who happened t
be on the outside of the house whel
the Spanish arrived, became fright
ened and started toward the house
She was shot down. Aranguren wa
betrayed by II negro named Morales.
A plan is now on foot in Buffalo. \
Y, which will bring to that city 800
600 Masons for IA brilliant end of tn
century demonstration of the strengt
of the order in the new world. II
proposed to have one Of the Pan Anne
lean Exposition buildings built as
reproduction of Solomon's tempt,
with treasure rooms TO display tn
priceless relics and rare jewels wbic
have been accumulated by the ords
during the centuries of its existenc,
Masons all over the country are er
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