The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-22

ton Thursday. The flarces were dis
covered in the national pavilion of
BOSNIA and Herzegovina. The damage
done was slight.
Five persons were painfully injured
and fifteen or twenty others were more
or less hurt by the wreck on the Car
negie accommodation on the Panhandle
railroad neal Pittsburg, Pa.
At Louisville, Ky. Thomas Bach
shot and killed his eighteen-year-old
adopted daughter, Mollie, and then
killed himself because the young
woman was recently married secretly.
Three men were killed, eight badly
burned or manned and three other men
are missing as the result of a fire in
cooperage establishment of Paul Weld
man at North Eleventh street and
Wythe avenue, Brooklyn. n. The
property loss is estimated at s250,O0o.
Chauncey NJ. Hawkins, a San Fran
cisco jcweler. committed suicide by
taking morphine, after vainly trying
to obtai nemplovment. His wife, who
reside in Los Angeles, says that he
was once wealthy and formerly a
aged u iewelry establishment in New
York.
A special tobacco train" consisting
of th~irty-five ears. holding each eight
cen hogsheads OF tobacco, the total
weight being l,sO0, 900 pounds. left
Henderson. Ky, Sunday. The ship
ment is part of a large contract of over
two thousand hogsheads to go to New
Orleans.
Frank Smith, a miner, made large
winnings in a Mexican gambling house
at Helvctia, Ariz.. and was killed by
MeXicans, who provoked a row before
he could leave the saloon with the
money. He was stabbed and riddled
with bullets. but in falling mortally
wounded two Mexicans.
Miss Lily McAttce and Sherman
Norris of Louisville, each seventeen
years. were drowned in the Ohio river
at Ferngrovc. fifteen miles above
Louisville. Ky. While trying to en-
change seats in the boat Miss McAtce
fell overheard. Morris attempted to
save her and both were drowned.
A London, June IL dispatch says:
That Commandant Gen. Louis Botka
should have been able to stand for two
days against Roberts and then to re-
treat without losing any guns or hav-
ing any of his men captured ~ taken
to mean hat he has a force which the
British must still reckon as formidable
when acting defensively.
John Lynch, a prominent resident OF
California. committed suicide at Bcrk-
ley. Mr.. Lynch was seventy-five years
of age. During reconstruction days he
was one of President Grants appoint
ees in Louisville and was II member of
the returning board in that state dur
ing the Haycs-Tilden contest. III
health is given as the cause.
sun lay morning. June II. at 4 o'clock
the large auditorium at Des Moincs,
Ia. used for n convention hall and
only constructed n year 8 ut n cost
of 0,O0O, was destroyed by fire. In
surance amounts to $4,000. 1t wa,
occupied by the commercial exchange
and the Il. w. p. Chase Amusement
company, the latter holding "A lease
and conducting n vaudeville show.
Mrs. Harry Kitzmillcr of Nortl
Platte was accidentally killed Friday
by the discharge of a shotgun, thu
charge almost blowing her head off
She had shot at n bird and had JUS
taken her place in the buggy beside
her husband when the gun was dis
charged by the horse star ting up sud
denly. The Kitzmillers had beer
/, married but two months and thi
makes the accident all the more sad
There can be no question but that tn
death was the result of the accidents;
discharge of the gun.
Fire destroyed the home 70" friend
less children, "A charitable institutio,
, maintained by the churches at Lead
Vile, Col. Four children were burne
to death. There were forty childret
in the building, but all but four wer
I brought out safely and most of ther
with scarcely a stitch of clothing or
The four little mes were in IN of tn
upstairs rooms and burned to an III
recognizable condition. Tins far tn
IA Management OF inc HONlc has Dcc
unable to identify the dead.
A conference between the committc
: of nine from the holders Union {
America and the administrative cour
: ell Of the Foundrymen's national AssC
! citation, which has been in session
week, ended with the decis
e ion that a proposed advance in pay 70
! molders in Cincinnati, Cleveland an
, Chicago of p cents per day would NJ
: be granted. The action of the asst
citation restores the wage in eifec
: prior to May /. This decision atfec'
= all cities in the United States.
A coach on the Kansas City & Leavel
worth electric line crashed into "A wor
n train at "A curve neal Marshall creel
ten miles east of Leavenworth. kal
u The coach was splintercd to kindlin
is wood and five railroad men on it il