The Red Cloud chief., 1899-07-28
Tuesday, July .5.

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Between 5000 and 1000 coat makers
in Greater New York went on q strike
yesterday.
At Wilmot, Ark, Chick Davis, n
negro, was lynched for the murder of
VIM. Grin, q respected farmer.
The revolt of Kentucky democrats
against Goebel has assumed large pro-
portions and may be big enough to
knock him out.
The several posses that are search
ing for the outragers of Mrs. j. T..
Ogletree, nea Stafford, Ca, have
lynched three negroes and caught two
more.
Three days Of intense heat in Mime
sofa has caused much suffering. One
death Is reported from Black River
Falls. The mercury registered 100 de-
grees in the shade.
The street car strike situation at
Cleveland still remains serious. The
first fatality occurred yesterday when
Conductor Ralph p. Hawlcy shot and
killed Henry Cornweit, a seventeen
year-old boy, who was worrying him.
The funeral Of Robert G.. Ingersoll
was held today at his beautiful home,
Walston-on-the-H Hudson. Dobbs Ferry.
N. Y. DIR. John Clark Ridpath, who
was for many years n personal friend
Of Col. Ingersoll. conducted the cerc.
monies, which were simple.
George V. Penwell of Chicago, pres
ident of the Pana mines, has ordered
the mines there closed down indci.
nitely. He claims that to grant the
demands of the lockcd-out miners
would cause him "A greater loss than
the abandonment of his mines.
II is feared the Ncz Perces Indians
will murder the workmen engaged In
laying track through the reservation.
The young bucks are ~objecting.
Russell Hogan, aged IA, whose home
is in Canton, o., was up in the Juvenile
court at Chicago. He says he saw
Mrs. Anna George shoot George ID.
Saxton. lie was afraid he would be
called as u witness, and left town. lie
has been wandering around since then
Wednesday, July 80.
At Gallon, o., masked burglars forced
David Miller, an aged man, to give NJ
81 1000 to save his life.
The boiling Kentucky democrat,
may name John Young Brown to rur
for governor against Goebel.
Ten thousand delegates are expected
to attend the convention of the Young
Peoples Christian Union at Pittsburg
Pa.
IL is stated that the Cubans are get
ting restless and want the Unite,
States to declare its intentions in re
gard to the islands.
The messenger boys OF New Yorl
City have struck; also those at Cincin
natl. At the latter place the news boy
joined in the strike.
Edna Perkins, Minnie Curtis, an,
Mile Rothrock, daughters of promi
nent Caldwell, Kan, citizens, wer
drowned at Drury, a fishing and boat
ing resort.
The situation at Carterville, H., i
Of such an unsettled character that tn
troops are to remain there. The Goa
mine operators declare they have
sufficient force to work their mines O
resist attacks.
The presence of troops at Clevelan
has u good effect, but the trouble
still on. llawley, the non-union cor
ductor, who killed Henry Convict, ha
been released from the charges of mul
! der in the second degree and he'll
without bail.
Mrs. Augusta Styles of Chicago WI
: declared not guilty of the murder {
her mother Mrs. Catherine Schult
Mrs. Styles killed her mother Will
temporarily insane over the fact thu
Mrs. schultz had told Belle Styles
lot of stories about her mother bein
a bad character. The little one toll
r her mother what her grandmoth,
had told her and 1t made Mrs. Styl,
frantic.
Elaborate preparations are beir
made Mt Greenock for the cup-challeI
ger S~hamrock's voyage across the A
n lantic. Every precaution will be take
i TO get her across without injury III
in shipshape.