The Red Cloud chief., 1911-02-02

forty or fifty others injured in the
wreck OF a passenger train near Cape
Colony, South Africa.
Monarchists in great numbers are
being exiled from Portugal.
The grand jury Of Vermillion county,
ILL.,, Is investigating the wholesale
vote selling cases in that county.
The Right Rev. Abraham Grant,
bishop of the A. NJ. Il. church, died at
Kansas City, Kan. He was a former
slave.
The George Washington Memorial
association announces a gift TO that
body of 100000 by a New York
%fnancier.
The First Presbyterian church OF
TT. Wayne, Ind, will have a nursery
TO care for the little ones while pa
rents worship.
An armed man created a scene in
the Bank OF England and gave the
clerical force a serious fight before he
was overpowered.
Rev. Theodore Bayne Thurston, rec
tor of st. Paul's Episcopal church at
minneapolis, mas Deen COnSeCrateu
bishop of Oklahoma.
Governor Patterson OF Tennessee
issued seventeen pardons'to convicts
on the day before his retirement from
the gubernatorial chair.
Right Rev. Edward Robert Atwill.
Protestant Episcopal bishop of west.
ern Missouri. died at Kansas City af
ter an illness of several months.
DR.. Charles J.. Thompson, secretary
OF the Presbyterian board of foreign
missions. asserts there are too many
| churches in the cities OF America.
The French geographical society
have refused to recognize Captain
Peary's claims to the discovery of the
pole until more tangible proofs are.
produced.
Eighty killed and many more wound
ed is the latest unofficial estimate Of
the losses in the fighting near Galena,
east OF Casas de Grandes, in Mexico,
last week.
George s. Nixon, republican, was
elected United States senator to sue
coed himself. by the Utah legislature
which has four democratic majority
on joint ballot.
Colonel Roosevelt will start on his
next tour March 8. and will visit the
south Atlantic and gulf states, up the
Pacific coast to Idaho and Montana,
thence direct home.
The entire police and detective force
OF Pittsburg are ~endeavoring to solve
the mystery of the robbery of $35, 900
worth of jewelry from the home of
Mrs. William Thaw, jr.
Anna hammers, a servant girl, was
found bound n gagged in a chest in
Cincinnati, and is in a serious condi-
ton. She a give no clue except
that her assailant was a negro.
Walter Dipley and Goldie Smith
were found guilty at Marshfeld, Mo-,
of the murder OF Stanley Ketchel. The
jury was out seventeen hours and
recommended life Imprisonment.
Governors of Louisiana, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee
will prepare "A memorial to congress
looking to the reclamation OF the wet
lands in the Mississippi valley.
The body of A. p. Campbell OF
Wathena, Kan, who died January 10,
was held until his wife died several
days later, when they We're buried in
n grave. They had been married
over fifty years.
Fred Warren. editor of a socialist
paper in Girard, Kan, in Jail at Fort
Scott, has refused to sign IA petition
for a pardon, claiming he has COM
mitted no crime and will not humble
himself by asking for one.
James j. Gallagher, who shot Mayor
Gaynor and Street Commissioner Ed
wards on a steamship dock at Hobo
ken last August, was taken to the New
Jersey state prison today to serve
twelve years at hard labor.
When Roger Wilson, who paid $26,.
600 for the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight
pictures for the states of Oklahoma,
Kansas, Arkansas and Nebraska, at.
tempted to exhibit in Lawton, Okla,
he was arrested and fined for disturb.
ing the peace.
The senate of the general assembly
of Missouri has adopted a resolution
memorializing congress to submit to
state legislatures m amendment to
the federal constitution providing for
the election OF United States senator's
by direct vote of the reople.
The heaviest punishment ordinarily
meted out in the navy in time of
peace has fallen upon Ernest II. Walk
err, a fireman on the battleship Louisi.
ana, who killed Patrick j. Fitz Sim.
mons, a water tender, while the two
men were ashore at Cherbourg,
France.
A New York grand jury will investi.
gate the affairs OF the Carnegie Trust
company, one OF the institutions
which closed its doors on account of
the financial tangle of Joseph G.
Robin, and which had nearly 50, 1000.
600 on deposit at the time OF It's fail.
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