Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-10

armed with shotguns and Feyolyers. -Four
shots were fred, one striking Green IN the
groin, causing his death. Jones received
two wounds in tho arm, one Ia tho head,
and bullet through the left breast, which
was pronounced fatal.
AT bay city, Mich, the other day, tho
bodies OF five dead infants were found IN
the privy vaults in rear Of Mccormick's
Block.
W. X. AoKKRNAs has resigned the fresi'
deney Of the Illinois Central Railroad, CIV
ing as his reason that he needed rest after
thirty'one years service Tor that corpora
tion.
CHARLKs FoRn, one Of the "remoyers" Of
Jesse James, was recently arrested at Kan
sas City upon an indictment charging him
with l,eing one ot tho Blue Cut train rob
bcrs.
TnE presidential party, consisting Of the
President, Secretary Lincoln, Senator
Nestand son, Lieutenant General Sheridan,
Judge Rawlins, Anson stager, Surgeon
Forward, Of the United States army, aud
Colonel sheridan left Chicago ON the ad In
special train over the Chicago q North
western Railroad Tor Yellowstone Park.
JOSE MERRILL JUAN, OF New Mexico,
stolen two years ago by Apaches, was re-
Gently restored to his parents. Tho boy
was so completely under control of the In
dians that he was at first afraid 20 speak TO
his father In their presence.
AT Kansas City Judge White overruled
the motion for a new trial In the case Of
Orth IL. Stein for the murder Of George
Fredericks, and sentenced tho prisoner to
twenty-five years In the penitentiary.
THE Minnesota Democratic Sta'a Con-
vention, at st. Paul, nominated W. IL. Me-
Nair for Governor; Il. L. Frazier, Lieu
tenant Governor; j. J. Green, Secretary Of
State; John Lodwig, Treasurer; J, W.
Willis, Attorney General, and p. Lind
holm, Railroad Commissioner.
The business failures the past week mum.
bered 1872, against lsO the previous week.
Forty were in the Western States.
OFFICER JoHN WALL, of Chicago, who
seriously wounded a young man named
Edward Faulkner, recently, while defend
ing himself against crowd Of roughs, sub
sequently committed suicide, the fact Of
his shooting an innocent party preyed upon
his mind causing him to kill himself.
A RECENT fire at San Francisco destroyed
almost an entire block, among them the
Winter Garden Theater and Druids' Hall.
Loss estimated at $4,000; insurance be.
lieved TO be less than half 1t was the
largest fire the city had had since 1876.
Several accidents occurred, many serious.
Harry Morgan, the actor, was burned to
death. Others were fatally injured by
jumping from windows.
THE election IN Utah ELECTED but little
interest. The Mormons carried every
county except one.
w. w. McNAIR, nominated for Governor
by the late Democratic Convention of Min.
nesota, declined toaccept, and his successor
will be chosen by the State Central Com.
mittee
Brown Bros. & Co., lumber dealers and
insurance agents Of Detroit, Mich, have
failed. Liabilities 100000, assets $4,000.
Mrs. GERTRUDE ALLEN, wife of Rev. A.
B. Allen, rector Of Grace Episcopal Church,
Rock Island, ILL.,, committed suicide re-
Gently by drowning. She had been suffer
ing from hystericaI mania, caused by re-
ligious excitement, and taking advantage
of her husbands absence ran in her night
dress to a stream three hundred wards dis
tant and drowned herself