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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mary Anderson has refused the new
drama written for her BY Oscar Wilde
Miss Helen Barry, The aclrcss, Is
The lallest woman on the American
stage. She Is slN feet one.
Rev, Edward Everett Hale Is think
Ing Of writing history of the Pacific
Ocean and rs shores Il Is reported
that be has been collecting material for
the work for forty years past.
Anthony Comstock says that the
societies for the suppression Of ylof
have destroyed during the past ten
years mofe than twenty-five tons Of
ylllalnous literature ~ y Tribune,
Miss Stone. the daughter Of Stone
Pasha, who was formerly an American
General and recently In the service 0f
the Khedlye, 4 said 10 be- one Of the
most accomplished llnglists in the
world. and the best Arabic scholar Of
hor sex.
Miss Aver whose father advertised
himself into a colossal fortune, refused
European Prince. who followed her 10
this country IN the hope Of marrying
her. The constant. judieious advertiser
occupies a seat several tiers higher than
mere royalty Chicago Herald,
President Arthur has been present
ed with history Of the London Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company, In
two sumptuous volumes, bound In green
Turkey morocco, richly gilded and IL
Illuminated, and illustrated with hand
paintings. Chicago Inter Ocean,
-"Be careful" wrote Mr. Whittier
to q young Author about to publish his
first book Of verse "not 10 make the
book too large. Don't put everything
into Il, let who will advise 1t. Sit like
Rhadamanthiis in stern judgment upon
all that claims admission. speak out
Of the depths Of bitter experience"
OF the late Rev. Charles +. Brooks,
Of Newport, X. l., the Boston Advertiser
SAYS: The Two noblest lteratures of
modern times are indebted TO Mr..
Brooks for his perfect translations OF
German poetry and prose into idiomatic
and pure English In this work Mr..
Brooks has had but very few equals,
and probably no superior. Thousands
have attempted the same work, but only
a few choice spirits have succeeded in
making Faust, Margaret, Ruckert and
INLAND speak pure English. Mr.. Brooks
was one Of these few
Colonel Cilley, who once represent
ed New Hampshire in the United States
Senate, is living ot ths age of ninety
two years. He is grandson and
6amesakc of General 10 Cilley, who
fought against Gage and Burgoyne in
the Revolution. and The elder BROTH
er of Hawthorncs friend, Jonathan
Cillcy, who was killed in duel by
Graves, of Kentucky, while serving in
Congress from Maine, forty-fye years
ago, Colonel Cilley was Lieutenant
az the battle Of Lundy's Lane, in Cana
dai Boston Transcript
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
Coming Lsap.Iear.

A correspondent writes % inquire Il
1900 is a lcap-year In Catholic and
Protestant countries. the year 1900 will
not be 8 leap-year. they al having
sdopied the Gregorian calendar. In
countries where the Greek Church is
established Russia and Greece). the
I'D Julian calendar siill holds. and those
countries viii count ii a leap-ye9r. Aft
sr February. 1900. therefore, The differ
-nce between the two calendars, which
s now twelve dsvs. win become thir-
teen DAYS. and viii remain 20 until 2lh,
ihe wear POO being q lesp-year ia both
ihe Julian and GreCorian cslendars.
Tie rule for lcap-vcar may be thus
stated. according % ihe Gregorian cal
-naar, which differs from ihe Julian
snlr ina special treatment Of the cent
nrr wears All yenrs whose index
number llss3 is the index numhfr a
ihs present vear) is dirisible hy four arr
iean-resrs. unless G) their index num-
..r Is dirlshie tv 100 iceniury YEARS.
o. thaf case theE arc noi leapyears. un-
irss fgl their iudet number is diFi1tie
or co.. in which case they are leap
fears Ttua 400. ie1o. 1890 ard lilo
sfr NJ lt1p-Tfars. While lf1, -l4I and
40 srt-Itt trae
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
THE LATEST.

THE President approved the sentence OF
dismissal in the case Of Lieutenant Samuel
L. Holmes. Of the Thirteenth Infantry, re-
GENTLY tried by court martial at Fert pliss
for duplicating paw Actruhts.
THE Investigation of Architect Hill at
Washington continues its weary length.
GOVERNOR HAMILTON Of Illinois, has de-
clined to pardon Charles W. Angel, con.
victed in 1875 Of embezzlement of a large
sum Of money from the Pullman Palace Car
company, Angel surrendered himself IL
the United statss authorities while In Porta'
gal, and turned over to the Pullman COM
pany $4,000 Of the stolen funds.
THE wheat crop in Oregon is reported to be
thirty per cent short Of last years crop.
AT late election for member Of Parlis
ment in Wexfordsboleugh, Ireland, con.
siderable animosity was shown toward
0'C0nnor Don, the Liberal, aud he was
hooted as he drove through the streets. The
mob became so hostile that twas charged by
the police. Thirty policemen ~cie injured,
twelve seriously Some Of the policemen
who were isolated. were knocked down and
trampled upon. Radmon, Parnellite, was
elected.
AT Reading, Pa, the other day the eight
boilers Of an anthracite furnace, owned by
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, es'
ploded, reducing the furnHre 10 4 mass Of
ruins The men had just left, but two men
were killed and number injured.
Two Deputy Marshals recently arrived at
Santa Fe, n. NJ, with Muchacho.Negro. a
Mescalero Apache. who was recently cap
tured near Fort Elliott. He was arraigned
for the murder Of a white man, Gordon hy
name, near the Mescaleros' Reservation,
some three years ago, and upon the testi.
mony Of four other Mescalero Apaches b.
was committed TO jail 10 answer that
charge.
ANALloSAST type Of measles has broken
out In ST. Mary's Industrial School, occu.
pied by 80 boys. at Baltimore, Nd. There
were ten deaths IN twenty-f1ur hours.
ELDAH HATEs and Ruff Mcconnell. both
young men living near Paris, Tenn. quar-
reled xhile in swimming. IN the scufle
which ensued Mcconnell drew q pistol and
fatally shot Hayes. Mcconnell started
bone, but fsll dead On The vay from er-
citemenf and remorse.
At Omaha few days sro nine ortsn
passenger conductors on The Union Pacifc
roai we're let 0uf and freight conduciors
sdvancsd b fl TIE vacanriss. u uasre-
ported that The woIk q dscspnation hss
only iuzt begun ani that j. viii extend gen
orally ever TIE entire Union Pacifc system.
VITA only hers and TIERS an cd condurtor
retained.
A1s recent meeting rf ~ Conservative
# flrliauetf e. rtIrt 50 SAT.
ierd ts4iieats presided. b wnt decided 70
rrT'1sf ffe Sea esnai nrrrruert.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
HUMOROUS.

IF | thought | was going TO be.
'ome gray, should die, exclaimed
Miss t'F0ndGt And when her hair
turned gray, she did dye, sure enough.
r. Gotiea Days.
Said father to his son, who had
Inst handed him the teachers report for
lhe last month "My boy, this report is
gerf unsatisfactory. I'm not at all
pleased with Il" Little son-'I told
the teacher that thought too ronldn' I
be; but he wouldn't change it.
Wife: "Why. George, do believe
you've been taking too much winc.'
bearge (who lives in Brooklyn and has
lust returned home after lively even
ing). "Winel Nonsense doarl I've
lust hic come home over the Bridge.
and it's made me dizzy that's ais
help me Bob. IN Y. Tribune.
While q gentleman was visiting at
lhe house Of friend he gave a silver
piece 70 the son Of the host What do
YOU say, GeorgeP ssked the lads
father, What does your heart prompt
YOU to say in return for the gentleman 3
klndness?n "Pease give me another;
that 5 Ehss it prompts me to say sir. y
Very rare, indeed Aniquary
"Here is something very rarei the
identical Colts pistols worn by the
great Roland, who was slain at Ronces-
wales by the Turks Customer
"But there were no pistols in that
day. Antiquary know that, my
dear sir; that's what makes them so
rare. Hdyper'S Basar.
-="Come, Samivel, put oop dose
shutters already, We moost close our
store chust like odder peoples on Sat
urday afternoon. to give our torkmen
a little fresh air, Ell? But, Samivel
when you gets oop de shutters, lock the
doors and eNercise the poys until after
the sunset goes down We moost not
let the poor fellows get sunstrike, Sam
ivcl. boston Transcript
Quits
"Who is that 1lrt, you ask,
III int NfNknfN htlldilh AitNol
lis MY RifA you take 10 task
With such emphatic strossl
"That stupid antique cad
Will talk her into ilts.
Your hushandy That's not bad
At least il makes us quits.
~ L. Tribune.
A college student writing home to
his father. told how his class and an
other class got hold of rope at oppo-
site ends, and how his class beat the
oihsr class pulling. The old man
mnsed over the letter a while and re-
flied as follows: I'm mighty glad to
hecf ihai YOU ken pul so strong l was
afeered that YOU couldn't stan the tug
when vou went thar, an I'm mighty
much pleased. I've got a ole mule
that's got such a tuii mouth that never
could plow him. wsnt You TO buck
aain him. an I'm willin 10 bet You ken
outpul him. Come home immcgitly.
--irlaRar Traelcr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
Wrecked Cyclone.

HoiHox. KAs. July n.
A tornado strHct Solder City, q town o.
some el0 inhahitautt, eighteen miles west
Of this city, on the Kansas Central rail-
road, last night about ten o'clock, and com
fitteir demolished some sixteen buildings
and injufcd number Of others. Among
the buildings bi0Hn a1ru were two gen
erai stores, one livery stable snd several
residences. Three women and one child
were killed outright and some tifeen ~
furaa. several seriously. The storm passed
bon ths nofth directly south. NJ. stephen
son. er-Shcfif cf this ccuutY, living one
nile ssuth q Solder CITY, lost BIZ tern an
had bis house blown from ihs iguudatiou.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
A WEEKS NEWS.
Warrington NorRs.


Tvs President accepted hfiy miles of 70.
renlly constructed Northern Pacific Rail-
soad Ia Montana, westward frum the u-5lh
70 the Oiith mile.
fhE Treasury Department has been In
tenned of the sfrrst Al Port Townsend, W,
T., Of nine Cinnamon "smuggled" into this
eountfy through hriti,h Columbia. Tho
iacl has bean rcporled 70 the President who
will order their deportation,
hKcRkrARY hLLRn says the indemnity
lands Of the Northern Pacific roads must
moi he closed 20 settlement any longer than
Is pecessary 10 enable accompany 70 make
selections Of lands In lieuoilhosc lost with
Ia tho granted limlts, and directed the Com.
a,iuaioner Of The landoiilco I1 i.silfy the
rompany that all selections Ia Wisconsin
and Minnesota must he made IN thre
monthsi then orders Withdrawing the IN.
ieinni,y lands win be revoked and tho same
opened 10 settlement,
IT Il said the Cvil Service Commission
viii 50 before Congress next winter and
Ssh for an increased appropriation for the
support Of the reform movement Il ap.
pean that the Commission is alrcady ham.
percd for the want Of clerks and funds to
employ them.
THk Treasury Reserve the l2th, amounted
10 Si;n,oo 1000, which was 100000 ess
than the amount reserved for the rodomp.
ion Of legal tenders. The reserve the day
before was sii5,OoO,OO0. The sudden reduc.
ton Yves due to the payment Of nearly
si9,0O,oO on account Of pensions.
JAMES IRWIN, Indian Agent, Shoshone
Agency, w. T., telegraphed Commissioner
Price recently that Uintah agency, Utah
Indians we're passing into the Shoshone
agency In great numbers, not less than
tifty lodges having already arrived. Com.
missioner Price replied, directing the agent
to order the Indians 10 return 10 their
reservation, and not TO issue rations TO
them from his supplies.
On the 18th the Treasury Department
purchased 10000 ounces OF silver for de-
livery at the Philadelphia, New Orleans
and San Francisco mints
sEcRErARy TELLER has denied the appli.
cation for reopening the question as 10 the
boundary of the Pueblo lands OF San Juan,
ai il was decided by Secretary Schurz
n 1881.
SECRETARY TELLER has issued an order
tnat no proposal will be received for con.
videration by the Department of the Inte.
rior fromany person, firm, or corporation In
default in the performance of any contract
or agreement made with the Department,
or who has failed to perform the same to
the satisfaction Of the Department, nor will
any contract hereafter be awarded to such
person, firm, or corporation.
In a late decision the Secretary Of the
Interior holds that filing made before a
clerk in the Office of a Register of Land
Office, who may be acting de faeto but not
de jure, has the same effect as II made be-
fore,the Register, and is valid.
THE Presidents departure from Wash
fngton on trip to Yellowstone Park is not
yet fixed. 1t seems settled, however, that
he win leave about August lst, and will
attend the opening Of the Louisville Exposi
tion before going further West.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
Attired in Sislen SIRs.

DruUQrr. Do luif n
Three weeks aro TIE iry goods house q
rIas A erflfrnr missed q silk-dress PET
S.. IL fisarr.earanre II utieh they wer'
rrsiis n sardurf ~. Today one cf ths
rrrrristrrs happened o. D. in az o1i1t
uhe~ fr1 welI-krcwn ladies' en-
tsrsf fts same rIscs. one q tner
wsar wearinr dre@ ne1e q Nli
r|issirs sIlk. and e. b vas trs only rai
tafr nf re Kind in tIis rIfF. g vas imme
f|riaif derfnef lT a. irfrt ttni a. -
rnr - h1f uis7ei Re nstt1 ~ ialf
utrrs ftr attainei z. an1 ttf lat'ef -
r..mInf lriEttreel. r1rlessel ta-f y ls
fean elfIaF.. nra a. arra1 se--i-- =
osut paii ttt ralrt = -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
THE EAST.

cr.s ~ s,,,,r,,s a., a.,.L.I
,;sh inventor has antorad sn,t aroi,,a. ~ I1
sellors McVao 80 p;,tsh,,nr pa -
cover $500 oOO Tho suit crows on, % tho
failnre ~ tho Siar,o,s. A r6ersor stool Cav.
many Of New york whose nlants ara IL.
rated at pittsburg The comnanv,s n,on.
rrtv vas sold bv Sber;fr,s soIa and nor.
zion purchased nv McKee and siamars
now sues IN racove, from him What 10
claims Ia he his portior of tbo nrocaeds u
the sale Siemops ownad 9oo shara. -
stock n tba cor,rorv ,,o,,od ~ q, ooo
each '-''VS
~.
A'iai.io :" "uil Soase NAnai ana the
,sa,,,,'nisas Ivss ,,as'l, 49, = ,oans n'"so Company
~. .- A,i"eoi az, pi'a Gapi.ai'
80 -, ~ ~ = o'i' 'u0 ,'s"'e oi rloriua
~ =. $500 asies u 'anu iocaeeu IN
,aoam..,an ~. "s s'On y, sne enilsuia ioI 'ne
rh,s aa,ssnna. ~ Opoiasion ~ 'n"' 'o'a'e'
"a 1 upIsy Pc nas ooiai'ieu nearly one
1 ~ ons'naii nii,iion ae,es oi iahu IN flori'
,.,,,tas a,,1 slo "o,A % sun oeile vigorously
p ~ ".u'
ABOUT TWO hundred assisted immigrants
arrived at Boston recently, on the Aus
'rlan' lhey consisted mainly Of families
ana were petter clad and more healthy
.aah tneir predecessors. Most Of them
had money and were bound West, In
quiries. among them developed the fact that
nont of them we're Of the pauper class.
JOSEPH sTEISNART, aged nineteen, shot
his sixteenryear-old wife in New York the
other night while she and another girl were
walking In Thirty-fourth street with two
men he Then shot himself The wounds
were nov neileVed 70 be serious They had
Deen i'aiiieu ene year 'eaiousy was the
'"as''
AT oprlngneld, W. Soo'oVl damage was
-how.rs ~. -, 49, Ian ~ 80 - ~ 80 ~
1.s~ .nd ~ e,,ra,. 49,, ,,,,,.s -, - '4aS .,
ls ~ -, ~ py'', - so.n 'Ho ',i
49, a'a s ~" = ss'.e = - 'Ne'' anu "
ws,1-s' u,iay.' - - ~,
"a a. h'.,sss AZ, -, 'se'''s'y' wv 'nou'
nloded IN tbe nrass room ~ tho n,no,,t
Powder Worts Thom.s paris so.a,,,s,,
Of the press room. and Patrick Haley Ia.
bcrer ware Lillad
THr New yort cer,r., rohor rrn,on
recently refnsed Dan,. Voarre,, ,,er,,,,ss;o,,
soaddress their neetlrg Inv isrsa ,,.,;,s r,.,ar,
~ Soma ~ Ke.,ne,,,s .d,,,,,.rs h,,.ns -,
.ther room, in the sar,. h,,ldin 80 -, ., -
Kearnev naao sno.ch d.no,,r.;,,.' ,;,, -. a.
Labor Union anew. and advocating higher
railroad freight and passenger rates. claim.
lng that this would lead to higher wages N
employees Of railroad companies.
wArxr's foundry AT Cilbertop. n. V
burned recently. Loss s2n.Oo0.
~. ~. r1...,,.. -.
,,rr-. =, s,sd,rh =, a., !, 80
-
". = nyhIo'' opee'.. revenue agent Of
s~.-, ~ 80 pne1 = .ns eo'niniss'oner OF
.n's.na, ''.-a.. nessnue aec.ln'ns 'o sena IN ms
-..-.s = s,. sss.ea' "nelsulon 'ne
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
Two Mon snIfacated in a Well.
MishlsarrN. o. InlY Il.

NishlFoTrSi q. July II.
This evening, about FIVE O'clock, shhe
Tom Anderson, Tom Jones and John Cub
hage were digging a weldon lot owned by
iieC fs ehfpscr, on Temple street, in this
city. and while ihA Fsrss WITS W the we'll
al 4 depth Of about twenty feai w ffgcss
a vein Of gas. and in almost an nstaiit rp
came unconscious. Anderson and Cub.
bag noticed that he had fallen over, and
al 6ng6 dfeH bin up 10 the top lie
became partially conscious and Ander-
son went down. Il The we'll. He, too, became
hFeefed m the SAME way, and CuhhdEei
seeing thlsi atlit down IN the well 70 help
him up. The gas was % siiihig 'lfat before
Cubharo had reached the hottoui be lscafie
unconscious, and before help could reach
them they were both dead. By means OF
ropes and hooks they managed ~ get then
lifeless bodies out Of the well. They are all
married men and have families. Cubh9ge
L white man and the other two colored.
rhh veii - = half hour was hlled with
smoke ard gds. afsd tie vater Is bnhhiing
and roaring up from iht b5ttcun. Many
other wells have been dug in this vicinity,
on adjoining lots, but nothing Of this
nature has ever before occurred
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
THK SOUTH.

GENERAL JoHN NEWTON, President d
tho society OF the Army df the Potomac,
has been invited to attend reunion Of
Parsons Cavalry Brigade lConfederatel
at Dallas, Tex, August 9th, and 10 respond
10 tho toast, "The Boys Who Wore tho
Bluen The Presiden. Of the Society, W.
q. Veal, says sour reunion Is net 70 quar-
rel, but 70 meet as brothers, bury All un.
pleasant rcclluytlbns " the past and unite
heart and hand IN the welfare OF our great
nation for all time TO come"
TnE steamer Niagara was recently
burned at sea on the coast Of Florida. The
passengers and crew were saved by the
prompt assistance Of other vessels
sHKRIFF W, W. WHITE, Of Chlcot Coun'
", Ark, had in charge lunatic named
Sames Mathis, he paid him but little at
tention, and from the officers neglect tho
lanatic died. The Grand Jury subsequent
~ took the matter IN hand, aud the Sheriff
was indicted for murder In the first degree.
A FiRk Ht Texarkana, Ark, destroyed a
humber OF business houses. Loss about
$4,000,
CAPTAIN KREss Of the ordnance servirt,
for whose trial reurs Martial has been
ordorvd Is Convene at San Antonio, Tex,
Is charged with having expended more
than the amount appropriated for the pur.
pose in building military store house At
San Antonio.
RrersrhY Oh the Williamson place,
abaf Helena, Ark, two negroes, one with a
musket and one with rifle, fought duel
at twenty PAGES. A ball entered the mouth
Of one, passing through his head While ths
other received . chargs IN the groin. Both
died during the night.
A SPECIAL from Oakland, Md, reported
the death of Judge T. c. Theaker of Ohio,
formerely Commissioner Of Patents and
member OF Congress.
THE convention Of Democrats and he
publicans of limits codnty, Miss, could
not nglee npon plan for fusion, and each
party will run straight ticket this fall.
The Independents win also place a ticket
in the field.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
A RunaWaf H6rse Plunees into the Chi.
tAgs Ritter one Llfe Lost.

CmCtoo. July l2
Pour childron-Sisrhen. George and
Amelia Gigg, and Anionia Theuan-wet
Aeaiea m ilEhi buggF which vas driven Al
arapil nate Along iarTis0a stiesi Wt9nss.
DAY evening Al Fuih avenue the h1rs
became friEhienei af s0ue boys who were
playing in ne streets and ran westward
~ a desTerae uie The youthful
driver was unable to check o. sIe1
81 tara ron the drav-hridre. which uas
ofen f11 the rass.fs q trats When tht
rhlldrtn on iht rear sesi. Gemgs ani Ame.
lia. saa ihe h1rsf v1t f1Inr &C tlIs atri-
mtrf inio a. flrFf, fhu ieapei frum tle
iurEf ani esrsrei rift s'.rli injuries. rht
1firI and o. Qtiser occupant Wr1t unana
r. Eei oui md rerf crT INTO TIE vatf1.
IfF EIfi Iheua1 rls ltsriei tT CaTtaIl
UNiel 4 seaua1 fri o. Crsrg bcy was
fTUunel Hs heir has nrt leea reocffrad
Iils h1fsf tnf ir'rrr Nele Hsr hiurei
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20
sEkERAL.

AT Toronto, Canada, three thousand
Orangemen celebrated the anniversary OF
the battle OF the Boyno on the 18th by q
public procession. Afterward they pni
joyed games in the Provincial nxhibitl0n
grounds, TheiT W6fs also Celebrations in
MHRy 0f the Eastern cities OF the United
States. Quiet prevailed.
NOBODY is allowed to leave Mansurah,
Egypt, nor are provisions allowed to entns
the town. People thrft aii5 said to be dy.
Ing fi''th famine rather than cholera. A
public meeting was held at Alexandria and
delegation appointed to wait upon the
Khedive and insist upon sending food to
the suffering people
HEAVY storms hnve redentif Visited
Canada, atteHdrd With great destruction Of
IFS and property AT London the river
rose to an unprecedented height. Many
houses were destroyed, barns swept away
by scores, and hundreds of horses and
cattle drowned. Seventeen persons were
known to have been lest
nus'skss fallafss the past week l5o,
hgalnst l3S the previous week.
THERE were fifty deaths at Havana from
yellow fever for the week ending July IA.
SINCE the outbreak Of cholera at Man
surah, Egypt, eleven mrn shd officers at
tachod TO the troops forming the Gordon
around that place, died from the disease.
A Colonel and his sta6 became alafmed
and fled The Colonel was arrested and re-
placed BY British officer.
THE cholera continues to spread in Egypt
A panic exists at Alexandria and people
are leaving in great numbers.
OVER 25,OO0 cigars were seized the other
day by the customs authorities Of Toronto,
Canada, Under the new rules about not
having boxes properly labeled.
An attempt, which was thwarted by the
police, was made recently at Dublin, to set
fire to the house Of James Carey, the in.
former
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-20

nolished aud q numhrr Of cars blown hom
tho track, several stores and dwellings
were unroofed and otherwise damaged.
CnARLTs W. RoYER, Sheriff n Grand
County, colo., recently oommilied Suicide
Al the Ennis House In Georgetown llia
connection with tho recent troubles IN
GRAND County was supposed to be the
rause.
F.M KKRR, the defaultlng clerk OF the
banking firm Of Preston, Rean \ Co., Of
Chicago, who was oaplurpd In Peru, arrived
IN thai clty recently, from San Francisco
In the custody Of detective.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-27
DrscovEREp BY A DneAN.-An Eli

DISCOVERED BY A DREAM.-An Elk
ton (Md3 dispatch states that it was
owing to dream that the body of Cc.
ell n. Whitaker, recently drowned in
the Susquehanna. was discovered
Capt. Poplar, OF Havre de Grace, aui,
DIR. Whitaker's brother and nephev on
the day before the body was found bro,
10 the surface Of the water. with Crap
ping irons. several bags of phosphate
anu other contents Of the boat. They
devoted the remainder Of the day to n
thorough search of that locality for the
body, and not finding it concluded that
Mr. Whitaker bad lived to get nearer
the shore. That night Capt. Poplar
dreamed that forty rods beyond the place
where the bags of phosphate were dis
covered be found the body. The next
Jay the same party repaired to the
spot indicated in the dream, and al
most Immediately Mr.. Whitaier's BODY
was found by Capt. Poplar. and Vas
brought to tbs suyfacc wi Il the irons
holding to the Identical portion of The
oody as foresladowed in the dream.