Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-03-30
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The jury in the case OF VIM. H. ecoti
charged with completely in the celebrated BON
robbery At St. Joseph. Mo-. disaereed an
stood eight for conviction and four for ae
quittal-
| The Grand Jury at Freeport, ILL.,, recentl
| indicted Cassimer Nicht, one Of its own men
hers, for selling beer without license.
| The house Of Duncan Dales, mile north o
Byers Station, Ohio, burned the other night
Dales was ninety eight years old and occupies
the house alone. When the 6re had partl!
subsided the neighbors found the dead bod
Of Dales under the bed with rope around hi
neck. This not being his usual bedroom, 4
was thought he was strangled by robbers ant
hidden under the bed and the house hred
Considerable gold and silver coin was found
In the ashes- He had large amount o.
money in the house and leaves large estate
The United States Grand Jury It 81. Louil
has returned amended Indictment against
Messrs. Russell. Cameron and Carpenter
charged with being concerned In the Dakots
land scrip frauds.
At Morrison's Rancho, not far from Tomb
stone, Arr, recently terrible conflict took
place between cattle men and Mexicans, in
which six men were reported to be killed -
W. II. Crane, Register Of the susanville
Cali Land office, and formerly State Senator
from Losseni County, has been arrested by a
United States Marshal, charged with utterine
forged receipts from settlers, and appropriate
ing public moneys to his own uses.
Three students attending Wabash College
at Charlottesville, Ind, were lately arrested
for firing the College. They also confessed to
breaking into and setting fire to store within
the past few weeks.
A dispatch from Muskogee, Indian Terrific
nv, says: company Of soldiers from Fort
Gibson have gone out TO arrest the belligerent
Creeks Troops from Fort Reno will cooper
ate, and the hostile forces be compelled TO
disband. It is stated that II this action is fol-
lowed by the prosecution Of the hostile lead
era and an impartial investigation Of the
cause OF the attack, peace win be restored,
otherwise there will be continuous trouble
among the Creeks.
The Governor Of Montana sent the follow
ing dispatch TO the Postofice Department the
other day: "The vigilantes At Green Horn.
Montana, have removed the Democratic Post
master by hanging. Government fuel must
be scarce, as he was caught barn burning. The
office is now vacant" The surcties were no.
titled by the Department to take charge OF the
oflce.
While James Howard and wife were engaged
in burning brush near Napton, Mo-, q few days
ago, Mrs. Howard's clothes caught fire while
her husband was some distance away, and be-
fore be could render any assistance her entire
clothing was burned on her person. She was
thought to be fatally injured.
The two men, Woolfofl and Clark. who
robbed the county safe at Forsythe. Mo-,
few DAYS ago, haze been captured and about
half thu stolen money recovered.
band OF Apache Indians one day last week
killed four men Mt Clark's Coal Camp, in Ari-
zona, and five Others were killed at another
point.
John y. Buriill. ex-Grand Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge of Masons Of illinois, has re-
Gently been tried and convicted at Carl.nyille
OF embexzling the funds OF the order The
penalty is five years imprisonment. There are
other indictments against him The total
amount Of his embeulement Il estimated 20
be from t0o,0O0 70 e71,o0o'
In Chicago the other dfy swinging scaf-
fold ON which three nesl were engaged In
painting the aide Of large elevator. broke.
Jacob wattensc~uler was killed and Joseph
Vail fatally hurt The other man escsped
without injury.
Jones Shepard, mail-carrier on the Mexican
extension, between Nova and San Juan de
Funtas, was recently killed by Mexicans aud
robbed Of money and the mail. The Mexican
authorities arrested one Of the murlerers. 4
The dr.uery Of the repository Of the Csthe-
dral IN Brooklyn took ere on Good Friday
s.d hrfore The flames copld he er.
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