Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-15

officers and men having been drawn from and
returned to the same walks of civil life. Thert
are now, he says, III different grades Of pen
| sioners.
In late railroad accident near Towanda,
Pa, in which a portion Of the wreck was
burned, Engineer Foulke, who was pinioned
in the cab in his own wrecked locomotive, saw
the flames spreading around him and called to
the train hands to cut away the cab. His right
leg could not be extricated, and he knew be
must roast alive unless the cab was cut away.
Every effort was made to relieve him, but
without success, and he perished in the flames.
The State Temperance Alliance, of New Jer-
sey, recommended the 9th day Of January A. a
day of prayer and conference on the subject of
prohibition.
The excess of imports Of merchandise for the
twelve months ending October 81, 1882, was
$40, SO5, go. Excess Of exports of gold and
silver, coin and bullion for the same time, s3a,
273.0S9 Value of imports Of merchandise came
period, $751;, SIS, SOC.
Capt. Emmons and three men were recently
lost with q yacht going from Long Branch to
Barnegatbay.
Recently stock train bound East on the
New York Central Railroad broke asunder near
Memphis and Dairy, and another stock train
following dashed into the general heap. The
St. Louis Express going West rushed into
the shattered cars, making quite respectable
grand total of disaster In . comparatively
short space of time. Considerable live stock
was killed and the damage to railroad property
was heavy.
The vegetable soup works Of H. c. Zero,
Sydonville, N. Y, were burned recently. Loss,
$4,000. The adjoining buildings were saved
by free use of cider from the tanks near by.
One thousand gallons were used by the bucket
full.
The fve-story building on Canal street, New
York, owned by Arnold, Constable & Co., and
by the Manhattan Suit and Cloak Co.
and Powers & Co., dealers in hosiery, was
damaged s70,oOo by fire recently.
THE WEST.
John Trinler, Of Chicago, having legal
business to transact at New Albany, Ind,
where he formerly resided, went with his wife
to Louisville, KY, and stopped at the resi-
dence of a friend few days. One morning
lately Trinler cut his wife's throat almost from
ear to ear, and tlien did the same work for
himself, being desd when found. No particu-
lars could be had, the wife being speechless.
II IL supposed an attack Of insanity growing
out of business troubles was the cause, Trim
Ier's mind being ON the litigation be was con-
Quoting.
100 recently crossed the border and attacked
a - trD kx..
Mexico, and massacred the inhabitants, fully
seventy-ive persons falling victims. Several
girls and women were carried Of by the saw
ages, and large quantity Of stock and other
property stolen. The houses Of the unfUtu-
lats Mexicans were burned, and the dead
bodies stripped OF their clothing and jewelry.
The murdered persons were among the
xealthiest class, and several of the most prom
nent families in the place were among the
iictims.
r. s. Mcdonald and Frank J. Bowman, At
orncys for Mrs. Alice w. slayback, nlcd . |
,ivil suit in the Circuit Court Of st. Louis for |
(. 600 damages against Cockerill managing |
,ditor OF the Post Rspafch, for killing her |
husband, Col A. w. slayback, q few weeks |
go.
The wife and child of Russian Jew, named |
ielenger, froze TO death on their claim near |
irand Forks, Dakota, recently.
At Everton, Dade County, Mo-, several
oung men got into an alteration, when one
4 them, named Harris, drew revolver and
red, the ball missing tts aim and Killing in
tead DIR. Harris, his own father.
The family OF Lewis Brandenburg, we'll
nown citizen Of Bloomington, ILL.,, were poi
oned recently by eating trichinn In sausagcs.
)ne of the family had already died, and IL was
elieycd that Mr.. Brsndenburg and wife could
ot recover.
Frank Josselyn, or "Dcaf Sandy" as he Is
alled, has arrived at Silver City, New Mexico,
rom Chihuahua, Mexico. Josselyn was with
icDonald and Biggs when they were muir
cred by Apaches. The men had been riding
ard all day. They had seen the Apache trail.
10 Indians arriving at Pacho Del Chocolah,
)iggs and Mcdonald proposed 10 camp
osselyn would not consent, a. be thought It
angerous, and he rode OF 100 yards, while
'iggs and Mcdonald unsaddled the horses
osselyn had about decided to return to his
when the Apaches made an ap-
earance, firing volley at the two campers,
nd they fell Josselyn put spurs to his horse
nd made good his escape. He subsequently
efurned to the spot with sixty well armed
zen and buried the bodies Of the Mexicans,
|iggs and Mcdonald. An Indian scout a.
erts that the Apache marauders were under
ommand Of Mana himself The war chief Of
be Apachcs was reported killed when last
card FROM The whole State Of chihuahua is
! arms.
A decision Of the Missouri Supreme Court
! the Broadhcad- Mclean Congressional con-
sst, Ninth District, IL in favor Of Broadhcad
nd gives him . majority.
Henry thinner, Postmaster and general
torekeeper at Homcwood, one Of the suburbs
I Chicago, was dangerously and probably f.
lily shot by burglars one night lately. HIS
,n captured one OF them, named Frank
hase; the other escaped.
The sheriff Of Adams County, Neb., arrestee |,
man at Nebraska City, giving the n.me Of
IcEwen, employed In packing house, on .
arrant charging him with being the abduc- /,
Dr. Of Maggie Hennccke Of Milwaukee, whose 4,
created 90 much excitement I,
Ie yin be taken 10 Wisconsin The Rirl =
nd to b at Syracuse, on . railroad between
lincoln and Nebraska City. II
Alherf Sanders. colorcd- vas hanged st
har,e<ton- Mo-, for the murder Of Moses
Wing, also colored. Sanders Killed Wing
ear ago the l9th Of last November IN n Of
.slousy, both being IN love with the same
ri. 4.
Chas. L. Lamb. son Of Dr.. c. l. Lamb. .
re1lthy and hiehly respected citizen Of Han
bal. No, while very drunk the other night
ent 10 the house Of . man named Hull
,fie or two from town, 70 zee . woman with
hon he said be was formerly intimate, but
no had recently married Hail. Lamb b.
me abuelve and was ordered out offhe house-
Ie refused to 90 and VIXEN 1orc1bly e1scfsd
seled round 70 The si1e of - h0uss aod Az
narred plstol throneA - v1ndD~. ~ ban
King eject = Mn HuII's -. k1ll1e ber
noet instantly. Lab I'D bat ~ cnPturoA
u = reported tAat o. kI1s1ey. kaornA>
INK w.s recent1v rsbbeo q e14ooo - ~
ue rob1efy wn frnce1 - J. " CIsu1or4
ouuty Treasurer Of E6uur1s Coun1y. vhc1e