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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

anti ~-.,y, n short tiusc asy, and
had been engaged by Mr.. Rogers, the
manager Of the Minnie Palmer compa-
NY. TO take the place OF Graham In my
Sweetheart" Mrs. Gilbert was Miss
Sutton. of Lor!sville. Ky She met Mr..
Gilbert In that cisr some two years ago.
and the two formed . mutual attach
ment At his request she came to Chi
cago. and the pair were united IN mar
r age last Monday In this city Mrs
Gilbert intended 10 accompany her hus.
band ON his trip to Europe. and every
preparation had been made for the
journey.
They occupied room ON the third
floor, and when tho flames were burst.
ing into the room Mr.. Gilbert hastily
wrapped ncalskin sacque around his
wife. and the two were seen BY the
crowd below. standing on the iron bal
cony outside the window. One last en-
brace was INDUCED in. and then the
unhappy pair. the morning Of whose
welded HE had dawned 90 brightly.
threw themselves from the balcony. A
blanket had been stretched out 10 re-
ceivo them. but the body Of 6ilbert.
which reached the gro1nd first, went
through like q stone and struck the
pavement with sickcning crash The
body Il Mrs. Gilbert Cell bcsi6e her
hnbaad's. spd the two were picked up
hguiun2 AnA zoaDahsd almost ~hCyond
recognition. Mrs. Gilbert died on the
spot but her husband still lived u last
sccounta - -Nitscsntes 6pecjof 70 Ckicd-
"A Hru9A 10 Mn| t.fNtf'M LH "fI
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

Within the last few months therc has
been N epidemic Of gun-bursting First
Of all We had the krupp naval gun.
which burst on hoard ship; then on the
18th of October twenty eight centimc-
~ (,ernnn breeeh- loading gun 1T vii.
helnsAavcn. when. the men being all
unAsr cover. no damage appears 10
have boon done 10 lie. Pieces Of il.
weighing two thousand pounds. were.
according to the Negdebossry 0azcffe.
thrown more than one hundred yards.
A little lafer in October a six-inch En-
elish bres h. h-loader burst It Shoebury-
hess, again luckily withoat da,sagc TO
life. The reason for its failure was
found to b flaw in the inner steel
tnbe. which could not bo sen ell the
burst took place. AustriA. not 70 he left
lonx behindhand. followed viii the
hurst Of . brecch- loadin0 mortar ~
Felixdorf on tho 7th Of November. This
time unhappily. Il the Cologne CASTLE
i socur.fs h its account, Cap1ain vas
killed By fr.g.nent of Ne kun. and q
Lieueenant severely woundod Tho
French manage 10 keep their accidents
very quiet from Tie publc eaE but
there is pretty good evidencs thai there
has beei af feset one failure w7tA their
ordnance VIVA ~ oxgsFIe1us ~ NJ
IwoGernan guns. s.ch eurf represent.
) different nsekDl Of mnn0Dture-
Nknf - app1B. Il diDcor1 Goe ~ ar>il-
|ofisk -RGj4Nnu 0az11fe.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

and put up At the Kewhall House. He
i now 1t the Sherman House in tn 8
city. and gave his experience in the
bu ming building to . REQ. ter for the
Times last night He says that. not
wishing TO disturb his household st that
early hour in the morning. he engaged
who was with him on the train going 10
the Plankinton House. Nj. Seligman
was assigned room on the second floor
Of the Newhall. He had got into bed
and being very tired WAS almost asleep,
when the loud shrieks Of those above
and around him told him that be was
surrounded BY fire. He i well ac-
quainted with the house. and knew that
there was stairway about two doors
from his room. He got out in the hall.
The elevator shaft was literally pillar
of fire. The glare Of the flames was
all above. but the smoke below was
sitting. Men. women and children
rushed about screaming at the top OF
their voices. They knew not which
way to turn. A few found the stairway
and followed him down but Others
groped about in the thick smoke. and
seemed paralyzed and unable to act.
Mr.. Seligman says: II took drink "
quick As colld. and when got home
1 kept the fact that had been il that
building away from my wife until
twenty-four hours had passed b"
Mr.. M Merrill of Milwaukee s7r-
vivo-. was called upon at the Grand
Pacific Hotel last night by a reporter
for the Times. Mr.. Merrill stated that
he had been told by Benjamin Tiee.
clerk at the Newha'l House, that Cap
tain James Vose. ID. q. Power and N. w.
Van Loon. who were among the victims.
might have been saved had they re.
maincd cool. The clerk and the three
men alluded 10 were in room on the
third foor. from which . Ia der had
been thrown to the National Exchange
Bank. At the request of the Others
Tice was the first TO cross, reaching the
other side in safety. For some reason
or other the men who were behind him
failed to cross, and either jumped or fell
to the ground and were killed. Mr..
Merrill : theory OF the fire is that II
started f.om one OF the fire-pla es. He
says the hearthstone was but seven
eighths OF an inch in thickness and
rested ON wooden joists. His father.
N. Merrill. who Wa iorm1rIy in the
marble business. had repsipsd some Of :
the CRATES in the NewhAn House several
years ago. and 1t the time called atten-
tion 10 the fact that they were unsafe.
No attention was, however. paid 10 the
matter. and nearly all rcmsined in their
original condition. Chicago Tbncs.
AN ACTOR AND HIS BRypr
Porhans the most b
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02
Personal AND LITERARY.

Victor Hugo viii not keep plan,
or bird - prisoner in his house.
The Southern poet Paul H. Hayne,
Is = nephew Of Colonel Hayne, who
many think had the better Of Mr.. Web.
ster in the celebrated Argument. He 4
man of polished manners and natura.
cloquence.
Surgeon Gener.s W. J. Dale. ol
Massachusetts,. redred from Office with
The incoming Of Governor Butler. a.teI
twenty-0ne years service for the State.
He is the last remaining active member
Of Governor An ireW's stslf.
Joseph Holt, President Puchan IN,
Postmaste .-Gc eral and afterward SEQ
retay Of War and Judge Advocote.
General, lives In ct lot ret'remout il
Washington. He Is chill lie wi over,
and is very seldom scen in public.
Major Burke. OF the New Orleans
1ines- Dtxn0crd'. went to work in .
stone-ysrd ss common laborers just
after the war. lie is now supposed to
be worth $500. 06O. and to be looking TO.
wards the United States Senate. -Cxi-
cdgo Journal
Mr. Labouchere SAYS in London
1rwh that ..Anthony Trollopc never
made anything a preaching TO ElOO.-
0OO," and that the s.most highly re-
munersted sud successful author 81
the l! tn century, taking into account
the amount OF work accomplished. was
certainly George Eliot.
NJ. c.r.h wooa ...a "a, 49,.
A ed At Rnford "a rsce6tlv s5e vas
a sin Of vo,,nc woman when Tho
Dec sratjon y 1ndenendemce was
si0ned. and her husband foucbt at ahe
bsftIe of Kings Noun ain. rhev had
eleven children. She lived 1Ol venrs n,
Buforvi and was for fiftv Years = mem.
No. ~ tha r. n,;st Chuy.
~ rv',,,
York. IN : lecture on ''books. said;
an resa'nx noyeIs ! wou'a sasise one
70 read y - hebrew y read. backward;
unrsvel inc p,ot. ana then you can road
INC pook win ~ aPProciaeion o. ns
oesuue@ anu not hurry " over Hitn
your ears ~ cnng ~ ne time ior INC
marriage oeis OK 'ne enu.
-Ca-ta'n Mutt. who was recently
kills ! in L Iniontown. la, only few
months ego purchased proprietary in
tercst In the HA risburg (i'a- Telegraph,
and Intended. vt the expiration Of his
term of Office = Cashier OF the Penn.
sylyana State Treasury. to devote him
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02


One Of the saddest moments In liz,
b when . man il looking through an oil
vest and thinks he has found . ten-csn
piece. which, when thought to light
turns QUITO be cough lozenge. II Puck
Old Mrs b. came to town last wcel
from Indiana ON an excursion. and whes
she was asked why she was in such I
hurry 70 leave she replied "rve gol
10; you see - how I came in ON IN cx'
srtion train and my ticket perspires to
night " Drwnmcr. ~1' 'ss'&l. :,
|>[NfArksvSn nvs-yssr ~ eArsi who
wat u shooi for the first time, came
home at noon. and said to her mother
Mamma, I don't think that teaches
knows nzuch.r ''Why not my dear p
"Why sha kept asking questions al the
time. Sho asked whcre the MissisoIppi
River ~. Doson ~. ri
"A child having spslalaed horizon.
tel Relat ons with lis mother lap. was
hea,i to PhilosophicaIIy rcmark that
Spanking not only Developed tho Bot
tom feet Of n Slippers usefulness. bul
also Afforded the Spankee an adm rsble
Opportunity Of apPreciating the Bca1 y
tlful and N0ndroas lntricscics of the
carpet Pattern -Denucr 7ribune.
The New York Sun has embarked
ID the laadablc business Of instfucting
its contenporaries. '>sstecmed' and
Otherwise. IL u, use Of good EnGlish-
There aren't nothing that No cen d nk
a vhaf ~ despiso more than poor
Unumar and loose syntax In The news
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

UIUIU2Y QE 0CMtIyOXk
". J. Hil. a New Yoek, ., CONNER
cial traveller. was an occupant of she
Ncwhan House. Milwankce. = De tins
of its deslroctioa By fro. He = now q
- Er1moF Houeo. and last night told
tAe Gc1ty o. Ms nnrrow escape 30 NJ
pogter f0e0 ~ zibnes His NON vas
Ne 21O. On tie third 0oor, threo door.
from tho elevator. 6hofoy aloof ls1r
o 'c1Ock n ths mofuinuGo was aw11ensd
from sound slesp 81 tcrrible R1are
Of light striking him fun n he facs and
almost blindin{ I'm. He sayu ~ even
q that nons1t h fully soaiised TIE
hoFj61s oitun61nn ~ wns n Outside
he could hear The crnsAing q tInbsrA
~ snappinK soond of ~ raging frA
and over and above it I'll The unsarShly
ehrieks q struggling kumnnI<y. He
opoood he docr = N - ed .
49, a Gans soot I'm slaezuring
a1ainst ~ wall. He threw o. he
WIn1oW end there bsfogo Mn v'as .
guaI hn1cooy, covorod viii ouow.
0toDpinx cut On % tkia ~ ruddy e1ars
u I|xke 1Aowod hin - appa1liuI s5eso.
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~ su1neke1 ~ vin1sw q ~ apart-
uouk -. f1nntio viii Rrjof and o1frUt.
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fsu9 ~ oalouoy g ~ vindgv. -
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~ bolcony IN ~ o6uo man1er. = dil |
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rcps. - q tks ~ hroo - - |
Do6n1D1 10 ~ be1osny oo1Du--1u< roI-
lock ~ Hin - 1nGoly ElonrA IAo \
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~ ekroo - q ~ bozcouy - ~
|elt ~ IN oEx1dInk t1ere = q alra'd
p s1aIe tAe knssllt -inpgevissd rofe
Msurjeo 6elixman. : MiIwnnlee dIs-
Her. arrived IN n lw1ukee fron Oh
kosh - $50 - - noEning q ~ or4 !
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

Two weeks 49, - Saluday night
Ene]ebcst Hartnann. . uafcknakcr in
~ omp1oy e Jeve1cr G. W. Froeman.
ofber having thruse aoroocA pm iaso his
bDdy without exFsz ionclnk ~ oeri0us
oAeSzA ehrev 1imcolf - f5ouo = . mov-
- oo11mG11vo = - yuGd q ~
1)Sln~uA Lnconu1nna . VeDfm c.
pony- r. - goneue1 - tn1ra -
- koorionl H ~ ~ nospi1nl
phyuicln6s ~ - ~ af>snpoel 10 kin
kin1elf by 1orcinx . 11EKe hrooch-p'n
I.ee ~ body - be1gv Il hsars. NJ
- ~ pru6e1 IL. ~ oDuld - b
5umA b Soturiay. ~. CouneIL ~
e1osn1InR pAyuician: vhI's exenining
unEemnnn. cc1uo - 1he cdnclusion that
- - NJ WORRIED itDclf thr0u<h The
uaGrs BODY - - beck- He nsds .
runau 1nci15on ond remored tke pin Il
- Gge inekos il lenGtk. nnd Hart
- - 49, - made d himplf. It
uouf II ~ . sif<is di<<anoe bcIow ~
pstnf a ~ heozt, an1 came out Of H.
teck 6Irogly oPpo<ite- Hartnsnn b
~ - o111K nicely. nd oFpears 70
law - pufo<ouler .lesire - eolEe hiso
- --Scuu6so (FA) Rputisoen
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

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"A WEEKS NEWS.


-DQsoe - OoN01Ess.
- - aeeste. ~ 2lth. a the close OF the
eossaag hour ~ xaraR bn was taken up. the
Jx 21eelto2 being on Mr. Camdens
es9ls soa. After ds6ets. t6e smend1ent sS men t Va
Il 5000 c4 ~ per.graph Of the till,
essss aesll.s eoasidsssd 8 dsm@sfsse Of the Ss
go sssaas s' rs'ss ias
- - - hsst.s bssn ct .psrt for services
- = ucel1e n ~. Howp Immediately after
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s g & 20; ga ss2|'! p s:::s s.s5 sss:ss \:
~ 1.as . ~ 4 .ns ~ .darsssed z p. by
~ - "a kshsI o6,sctsd e iss 81 ecn.la- s,.ai
~ <@1c0 = 49, ~ internal revenue tax on
n spescS ase ii;eSfseiss rSdS s.s 4, briss sas
- s9.e public bu .iness was post
s HHS's :nS 9'aSssdsa fsss ssIoSrssd 10 ss1ns'''
II ~ eoneN. the 26th, Mr.. Slater, from
81 - Ronafona Dsnuz1ltee. reported adversely
~ Hoone bfl Increasing pensions to one
- - 3. s 80 SsssS sS'ss .sa ,s,r.spa '"S
sF;s: 8 3 9; SSs s:s:is : ..:ssss q :ss
oo1r1 r-,1ic. ~ ~ TnriG hiil IN lection
under 1iScussion being tho tsrifi on iron So
= ~ = pgrer6 vac made the dStx gas re-
2 e 6-z Fin ~ Hove Nh I'M 'reporfed
!. 81 Gx6 0S Nili(sf1 XGsirs Gosnu{fise by Mr.
I mtR G 1llind1a fionfin9 fha AZ n n vay for
= - UE11l nurD0oeS fhrou5S ne 'Tort Smith
= : - Heser1ntinnI GSdrAr hefore n b clock
ike HonS vent into Committed of fhdWhOle
0u 49, mi ghioh 10 discussed l1ntifSi
10um1 &sS = = TX
i. ~ o~..s. an. o>.h x.,..n.- - ~.
49, - f<Cu.uN{&o ettn, nVnpY VI INC
Da14Ul JBoo led; ~ HD4iouo Of the
<u@Incil Of the fix Nations Of Indians asking
unnrn ~ tiadr 9.feu,s - 1krf.in Snds in
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-02

vson ~ eydncy Bkru11 ~ eo1low1ns =
! ~ q - 11sasfcr = ~ Ausqu1nnlnn Mas
| - Deoenbcr y nre ohesl.e1s
| nAe noctdeat occurred At 5 - .. ~ IN arm
! ffom No. saazt. which unexpcctedly brons
| inso ~ - vsukfnss Of No. lshafk 1ha 70
| ~ rushed ansoagA vifh greed feros. ~ n .
| fs~ nouca>s ~ lower levels were Goo1s1.
| ~ - enceevo1 q ~ pu1nt - ~ tkslf
| mrs aioru ~ arm toa ssaaion waorp fuslvs
| cs1Aed ~ cags - vrrc hols1sd - ~ rur-
face Tven,y-seven uen m ehe ot1er pns1
Of ~ NV vork1n1s vcre unable 10 rcocA -
snaft, and he only hops was thst they ntG1a
b anae 70 roscA an1 ssesn1 a1ist.ne v1nss
1ca1inx % . upper le<~1-
N ourns = ene cop a - ehnfg - plfifnl.
Mothcru. v1vcs. cAidrcn and fr1cn<1 Mares
<Dere. waiting almost without ~ Tor neus
from below. n pumps - oncs sfarscA.
e1routnG &A.w rnllous per hoar, I'D al1 TIE
misers IN the disfrict a>sembled % Icn1 azsirl-
pumps lowered n scry slowly. and diver ~
sent for 10 af,enpt 20 penssruss ~ nine %
learn ~ fstc Of those below n prujec< vos
found imprn -t5c.h1a-
IN ~ afssrnooa of - Ia - v.asr ~
only bruost hixA IN - attn v1crx - no
were supposed % ia su1 ern<1cupg ~ naAs
% rcach fhcm By w.11nn bu< - vl1Infs1 -
1rove back tAe relief porfy. end ocrornl -
lar af>rup1s v>ss ms1e lnrine - u11nk
About seven o'ctock - ~ muu111 - -
11<h to ssarcoeu oame - ~ ~ 49,
NJ. and r<portsd ssat s1nr v1nss N9 n eney
hs.rd - ver1s: -ifs ~ rzs1k ~ - -
staf1 INT ~ loss vuse 1cun1. ~ 49,
eprpa1 llks v11dnre- ~ uoIn1e ns1n1nnssnu1I
0ocks1 - - s1nfk T1nks vrre 1mpro<iu1I
- cnuiaues a. v1dcA - r.1s - - . ~
earfnc4 - III - houf n1rF - unn1s@
~ br0ua1& ~ alivs. Ne - 49, o1uunl
- soous - vusn . eonrn1e ens 6uGrr
80 - .'sss 1.p es-ps1
s1su1lv eznsu1opa. - n . - - -
pssovuF- n on1s ross auo1n- 49, - ~
- ~ ~ 1earns1 - - suunavfuu
s.n.l.1.g = - - - ps.1n.a -
s11ls purey - 49, qmo1& . - en- -
- e1u11m ogu11 ~ ~ - - eEvve
uusu<. o. ~ - 49, - ~ n1u1T |
o1gurr1o 0hsy ~ 1vupDo1 - er&nnnos1 -
G<ovns1 - - - 0nonuuron ~ -
-. - - - 60 - hu6ln 49,
1uun1 ~ ou11uu1 nn1n - - q -
an ~ v1smm 49, 1nnsrr~1 - - ~
Es1sz1I sul.rz1g11ou ~ 49, - ~ - |
Qcp<r vIcEonzz y lsrxe ~ e<1.ns ov1rs |
\ xsw To<k A s1vrsc< m 49, , ~
aGuuts - cA1nrs3 ~ tenants h lsru
b1oek q Drundvsy n>.r Ei<hree,th strr<t-
vozAz rsrr1fy rr-rsfed h onc1un-u /
fu drunkcnne>s pro-ei ~ uss TIE Vie q . 4
C.lI:c<nla uilIIonsIre vbon rhe doncr1cd /
r<an - b-fsre Be f<csu< vc>'t11.
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surrounded BY thirteen hundred Apsehes- An
available cavalry and infantry left Hermosillo
at once, under command OF Colonel Garcia.
Everybody IN sonora hoped the American
soldiers would cooperate.
Another remittance Of 10000 marks was
sent from st. Louis for the benefit OF the
About six O'Clock on the evening Of the 9th,
the jewelry establishment Of Louis @. Addor.
st 6edalis, No, was tobhed Of over $50 in
money, eighteen wsicAss- gold and four
teen silver, besides . quantity of other Jew
elry, consisting Of rings. chains and the like
Mr.. Addor had been in the habit Of locking
mp his store while going TO supper, about hall
block away. While ~ was 1t snPpcr, the
robbcr or robbers effected an entrance through
the back door with small crQvbar, which had
been stolen from ~ Miaseur. Kansas spd
Tsxas RaiIrdsd shops.
Etheline Richards, little girl about five
years Of age, was drowned recently At Omaha,
by falling into : cistern. The trap-door OF
the cistern had been left open, aud the little
one, while playing around the kitchen. fell In.
John Gibbons. contractor on the Memphis
extension Of the Kansas City, Fort Scott aud
Gulf Railroad, was recently murdered in Ore
gon County, NO., while riding homo from his
work.
David Clark, Of Clinton County, Mich, vss
shot and killed BY his wife few days since.
Francis A. Wordell, at Detroit. Mich, pleaded
guilty to forgery. and was held for sentence
Mrs. J. ii. Wellman, OF Denver, Colo,
whose husband killed himself near Pueblo
upon learning of her husband death attempted
to commit suicide BY taking chloroform. Her
life was saved. Wellman. who was lawyer,
II IL said left home nearly six<Eeeks ago, be
cause VI domestic trouble, which he endsd BY
faifnR his life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-14
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