Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-17

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tobacco warehouse of Holland I tei ne
lobacc0 factory Of Hale, Hickey a uyef,
lhe tobacco factory Of W. y, Low q Co.,
and several oulhouses. The estimated loss
was slbo.oooi Insurance, Slidlooo.
THH body q John Freeman was recently
found murdered near Onion Church, jeiief'
ssn efuuit, Miss, Dan Sullivan and Sam
hrorn, f6glhbls, we're afgsstsa AID pnt on
trial fnr the murier frceiiiAi fas IN
gagged 10 marry sullivAn's daughter She
did all she could 70 convict her father aud
brother.
THn Kimhall House At Atlanta, Ga,
hufned q fye q'elock the other morning.
The proprietor hrdsfsf The .Ruefl,. aroused
and they successfully ieh .A. Mliahs ~,
though Il burned rapidly. The hotel coat
5000 and furniture $4,000 only 49,
900 Insurance.
THF Louisville Exposition Is reported 10
W d great s,eccss both financially and as
iH trpOfitlen, ffI lhe frst rsek IN An.
gust The l.tulst h Nnshtlir. Railroad
earnings were ssoo, ,iia, against -a'iN lail
year, gain Of twenty per cent, though
passenger rates are reduced 10 one fare for
the round trip.
THE Centennial Of the incorporation of
lhe city N Charleston. X, G., was celebrated
% she lFh Mayer cggttqss delivered the
teilipnniel address sad ,be sde ,! Paul
Ilayne was read. the ilipfhf bust n
Robert Hayne was unveiled. The Mayo
presented the city a marble bust, heroic
size, Of James h. Pettigrcw. AZ night there
was a grand display Of fireworks which
brought ont the largest gathering ever
known IN Charleston
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cgNEnAts
ADvIcKs from Ekaterinoslay, Russia,
whore the demonstrations against the Jews
were made on August and 3, state that
three sotmas Of Cossacks had arrived for
the prrgervatlon Of order. Eighteen out Of
one bhndfed pefs6nis Erfasiod fer nsrilcipa.
ting In the demonstration had been pf3'idoR
trial before the military tribunal. Many
innocent persons were wounded during the
rioting. Some died. II transpircd that no
Jews were injured, as they escaped, having
had. GMNy warning Of the attacks to be
made upon them. -,
AT meeting in Paris, the Board Of Di'
rectors OF the Suez Canal Company, the
British members being present, unanimous
ly approved the letter OF Del.esseps TO
Gladstone, In which DeIesseps informed
the English Prims Minister that he need
not consider himself bound BY ths teflds n
the agreement in regard to a second Sues
canal which he signed.
WHEN the steamship Manitoba from
Glasgow was approaching Quebec through
ths straits at Belle Isle, recently, Rev. Mr..
sweet; Presbsteriah minister, cut his throat
and jumped overheard; A boat pit oul
and the body was recovered.
ftsIsEss failures the past week fS2, tho
same number as the previous week.
A RIOT broke out in the Labor quarter q
Alexandria, Egypt, the other night in con-
sequence Of the report that the English
doctors were poisoning natives. The mob
attempted to destroy the ambulances, cry
ing death to the Christians" The out
break was easily qGelled by the British
troops;
THE reported death of Cetewayo, the
1ulu chief t}irns Sut to be Untrue.
II is understood that the Government Of
New South Wales has consented IL allow
tho informers in the Phoenix Park murder
cases, who went out on the Steamer Pathon,
to land, and have promised to protect them.
THE English doctors now at Alexandria,
tlgypt, who had been in India in cholera
epidemic, report the disease now prevail
ing in Egypt 5f d distinctly different char
atter from Asiatie cholera.
Rrr6nf comes from queretero; Mexico,
that Corlena was IN that place recently
with 800 revolutionists. From reliable re-
ports it is probable the Northern States
of Mexico will be in state of revolution
before the year is out. The complaint
seems TO be against manifest usurpation Of
power by the General Government at the
city Of Mexico.
The rise hi ths Nil5 Il greater than has
been for years, and continues Great dam.
age has been done to crops in parts 8t
Egypt, and it was thought the harvest
would be destroyed unless measures were
taken to prevent the approach of the
water
A FLORENCE, (Ariz.l, dispatch states
that the Wells & Fargo express was robbed
betweer Riverside and Pioneer Of 1920,
the express agent, John Collins, was killed,
one passenger wounded and both stage
horses killed,