Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-09-07
THE EAST.


THE Lowville, N. ", chair factory burned
recently. Loss $4,000.
THE trial, at New Haven, Conn. of Isaa,
II. Lockwood on the charge Of using the
United States mails for the purpose OF de
frauding those who wrote him by claiming
he would lend money left by deceased
banker to the amount of $3.50, 900 to default
ers and those who had stolen money, re-
suited in his being found guilty and sen
fenced to fine and one year in the peniten
tiary. Lockwood was much disappointed
at the finding Of the jury, as he confidently
expected to. be acquitted, and wasprepared
to go out riding instead Of to jail. He ex-
pected to obtain 100000, 90 to Washington
the coming session of Congress, and 60 into
the business of hiring diamonds to ladies at
ten per cent Of their value, so they could 20
toparties and receptions without the ex.
pense of buying the necessary jewelry.
An express train on the Philadelphia &
Atlantic Railroad was thrown from the
track near Pleasant Valley recently. Sew
eral cars were wrecked and thirty passen,
gers injured.
THE beach at Atlantic City, N. j., was re-
Gently seriously damaged by high tide and
heavy surf. Houses, restaurants, photo
graph galleries and stores with dwellings
attached, which were built so far from the
surf that il was thought that no sea could
reach them, were undermined and carried
bodily into the ocean and beaten by the
waves into fragments. 1t was by far the
heaviest tide ever known there. The dam.
age to property was fully $4,000.
PRoFEssoR STUART PHELPS, Of North
ampton, Mass, accidentally killed himSelf
at Chamberlain Lake recently while hand.
ling a shot gun.
A FIRE in the lumber yards at Williams
port, Pa, recently destroyed 5000, 900 worth
Of lsmber; insurance about 100000. A
number OF dwellings also burned. w. B.
Robinson lost $4,000 on his dwelling; fully
insured.
THE conductor Of an excursion train
from Scranton to Mountain Park, Pa, re-
Gently put John Kcrrigan, aged nineteen,
with no ticket, Of while the train was
going at the rate Of thirty miles an hour.
Kerrigan fell under the wheels and was
killed instantly.
ELEANOR and May, aged eighteen and
twenty, daughters Of Lewis d. Vail, Of
Philadelphia, were drowned recently
while bathing at Ocean Grove, Nj.
THE Massachusetts, Greenback State Com |
mittee has issued a call for n State Con-
venfion, to be held in Boston, September
18th.
PosTNAsTrR WALSH, Of Janyier, n. J.,
wns arrested upon the charge Of embezzling |
postal funds.
THoNAs BRowE, IN, . member Of the
New York Democratic State Committee
has directed his attorneys 10 bring suit |
arainst the New York Tines for libel. |
Damages claimed. 5000
Ara meeting q a. Executive Commit
lss Of The Demorrsflc STATE Committee Of
cab for the stats Conven-
ton 70 l,c held at Springfield. sspienalsr
p. war drawn Up and nccepted. Il vas
suftoriiaffvsly stated - tie csmmfttee
hat General Bufier hsd decided 70 run for
reelection this fan
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