The Red Cloud chief., 1911-02-16

Thomas BOnacum, DlsnOp OF tne LIN
coin diocese, died at the noon hour
Saturday.
BY the blowing up OF the Pluto
power plant at Marquette, Mich, ten
men met instant death and several
were severely injured.
SaniEd. Dowieh Persian minister
of finance. was shot dead in the street
at Tehcrau His assassins, two Ar
menisns, escaped
The report that an American under
the red cross flag had been fired on
by Mexican troops during an engage
ment AT ,Iuarez will be investigated.
Frank Hotchkiss. known TO Yale men
for two generations as the official IN
charge OF the university grounds and
buildings, died, aged seventy years.
Thclma Chadd. aged six years
daughter of Mrs. Elmer Chadd, living
near Ottumwa, Ia, blew off the top OF
her head while playing with shot
gun.
Dr. S Kitasato, accompanied by the
chief Of the Japanese colonization de.
partment. will leave for Manchuria on
February 13 to Investigate the plague
situation
On the plea that his live stock was
starving, Guy Livingston, in Jail at
Dunkrk. Mont, for selling whisky to
Indians has been pardoned by Presi.
dent Taft.
Josie, an elephant, sixty.three years
old, in Walbridge park zoo. Toledo,
died. She had been i'll since Friday,
when she chokcd on large piece of
sugar beet.
twenty-five hundred students of
the University of st. Petersburg Rus.
sia at meeting, voted to 90 out on
strike until Easter. The police made
fifty arrests.
Mrs. W. J. Bryan sailed from New
Orleans Monday for jamaica, where
she will visit with her daughter. Ruth.
who recently married British officer
stationed there.
Margaret Damn, of Omaha, a youns
music student, popular in the Amer
lean colony i'm Berlin, has been miss
ing from her lodgings in that city
since January "a.
The first battle between insurrectos
and regulars of the Mexican army took
place near Juarez Tuesday. About 200
shots were exchanged and the en-
gaCement lasted fifteen minutes.
Although North Dakota has the rep
utation OF being an exclusively agri
cultural state. bulletin issued by the
census bureau shows the manufac-
tured products of that state in 1909 to
have been $19150,000.
A workingmens car on the Peoria &
Pekin Union terminal lines collided
with regular passenger coach on a
side switch at South Bartonville. H.,
reducing the ears to wreckage and in
juring seventeen persons.
The body of the late Bishop Bona.
cum will probably be laid at rest at
st. Thomas orphanage. near Lincoln.
That ediiice was erected largely
through the energy of the prelate and
is monument to his efforts.
Ten shop employees of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad were torn to
fragments and ten others were in
iured when an engine under repair
exploded in the Smithville, Texas
yards
seven\ Servians who have arrived at
Philadelphia on their way to Gary,
ILL.,, where investigation proved that
over 1000 men are already out of
employment
While searching for the body Of
Paul Reich who has been missing for
two weeks, crowd of farmers un-
earthed from sand hill on the Reich
farm near Offerle. Kans., the skele.
tons of three unidentified persons.
Arrangements have been made by
the Missouri general assembly to
meet in the supreme court building
and the house in hall in a Catho-
lie school building. The bills which
were lost in the fire which destroyed
the state house Sunday night will be
reintroduced
The body of Giovambottitsa Areechi,
said to be member of black hand
band, was found in a swamp near Erie.
Pa Letters found on him indicate
that he had been commissioned To kill
one Pletro L'cari, This letter is dated
| Fuerna, Sicily, October 10, 1910. and
| is signed Giuseppe lola.
Fire, caused by blazing SCOT from II
chimney falling on the roof of the
| sulphuric acid plant of the Standard
| Oil company at Point Richmond, Cal,
destroyed that plant, n tank contain
ing 100000 gallons of crude oil and
! damaged the $l,000,000 acid plant
Carl Mcpherson, workman, fell into
ditch filled with blazing sulphuriC
acid and was terribly burned,
Helen Vlvien, second daughter of
George ], Gould, head of one of the
wealthiest and most prominent fami'
lies in America, was married in New
York city Tuesday to Lord Decies, an
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