Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-03

and send to civic authorities in places in tn,
Empire, where there is any Jewish population
a circular, asking them TO furnish for the use
of the Government their views upon the bes
method of solving the vexed question of har
monizing Jewish and Russian populations
1t is supposed the answers to these circulars
will have very considerable influence in shap
ing the policy OF the Government toward
Jews.
English counsel refuse to take part in the
defense of Toulba pasha and Mahmond Bar.
rid because in addition TO other charges, in,
cendiarism is one OF the matters complained
OF regarding them, and the evidence seems
strong. They will however defend Arab
Pasha and the other insurgcnt leaders.
A Dublin dispatch says three hundred peo-
pie on Tory Island are without food and other
portions of the population Of Wesern Ireland
are threatened with starvation.
Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley landed at Dover
on the 2Sth on his return from Egypt. lie
was enthusiastically received by large crowd.
Continuous rains in England have inun-
dated large districts OF country and caused
much loss. Railroad traiilchas been suspend
ed In many localities. The damage done to
property is immense, and much suffering will
ensue.
The Scrvian Ministry rendered their resigna-
tions In body. They gave as reason for
the step that King Milan expressed dissatis-
faction with the measures they had taken TO
discover the author OF the plot which resulted
in an attempt to assassinatei the King. The
King at once notified his Ministers their
designations would not be accepted, showing
thereby his confidence in their Honesty and
fidelity Of purpose.
A porson Of Arab Pasha's correspondence
having been translated BY order of the author
tiles, letter has been found from the Sultan
which urged the rebel chief to resist the inva-
sion OF England and France, or any other for
eign power, and to defend the faith of his
country against those who busy themselves to
bring about triumph for its adversaries.
The minutes OF the Cabinet Council found
among Arab Pasha's papers show that at a
meeting at which Dcrvisch Pasha, Turkish
Commissioner, was present, it was decided to
meet the British with armed resistance.
THE LATEST.
Mrs. scguin, aged thirty six, wife OF DIR.
'ases Of the brain, killed her three young chill
iren on the afternoon OF the 3lst and then
Silled herself, at No. Al West Twenfy-drst
treet, New York. There is no other cause
Inown for the tragedy than the insanity
4 the mother. The children were Edward
D., aged SIX years; John Van Duyn
'gcd 5, and JeSnnctte, 4years. They were all
hot through the head and instantly killed.
The mothers death was as sudden As theirs.
frightful feature Of the tragedy is the
manner Of the murders. Mrs. Seguin took an
mpty spare room, At the top Of ive-story
ouse, I'm the absence Of her husband, and
Fhen the scrvsnis were engaged in the base
nent- and locked herself in with hem. The
ervanfs believed they had gone out for |
ralk- What happened In the room will never |
e known, but when DIR. Amidon, Mrs scguin's |
mother, called At 5 p m, with his suspicious |
reused by the long absence of the family, |
1ade search Of the house, mother and |
hildren were found dead, all shot
trough the head. The children's hands
ere tied behind their backs with /
hip cord They were blindfolded /
'ith haudkerchicfs, and from all appearances
hey must have been shot while PLAYING at |
lind mans buff with their cxccufioner. The
lmily lived In Eve story brown stone front,
nglish basement The house Is elegantly
Finished The room in which the tragedy
ook place is on the fifth floor, and is scarcely
Ter used by the family When Dr. sezuin
'fuDed home he was 20 prostrafed that It
ss thought bis reason was ovcrthroxn.
The estimated reduction Of the public debt
y October il about els. 900, The amount
three per cent bonds issued in exchange
y three and . half per cents. Il about
3, ,ooo,0 ,0oQ leaving el1o. 81. 500 uncalled
Iree and : half per ccnts. outstanding.
Several families OF colored people recently
lied from New York for Liberia When they
rive t1,ere each family viii be given twenty
'e acres Of land, and shelter md provision
2 aix mon1hs-
". D. Russell ,. D. Cameron and p. A.
averold were arrested at Tsnkfon, D. T.,
= complitify IN the Santa Fe scrip fr.uda, on
dlcfmenfs brought in st. Louis. They are
% indicted at Yankfon, and ausseII had been
I'd and convicted
he Egyptian Ministry has adopted Baker
leha's scheme Of military reorganization Of 1
{ forces Of the Kbcdire. but with some
ehf and minor notifications.
he Mexican Special Commission On Postal (,
.fcrms have prepared code cmbodyfne the
ding features Of the American sy1fem-
= cc1e uiII be submitted TO the prrrs
} dIsrusaion before n comes before ~ Msx-
u Cou1Tces- N
e.. a1-1n - 1ur..ns . - - eo1<It !
fio1 upon tbs citizens Of Lima Peru for
{ sun q o2ooo esch, 70 Be paid in eieht
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