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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
MCCULLOUGH INSANE.
A Report that the Great Actor is In
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Report that the Great Actor Is In :
sane.
NEW YonK. September 12.-At ConeJ
Island last evening strange man was dis
covered attempting to walk the trestlework
Of the Marine Railway from Maintain to
Brighton Beach. Another put him aboard
lhe train, when the man was recognized as
John Mccullough. A watch was kept on
him as il was feared he would attempt sui
eide. After the train started Mccullough
attempted to jump of but was pre-
vented. On his arrival at Brighton
Beach he complained OF his head
and the fearful heat Of the past few
DAYS. It was evident that the eminent
actor was suffering terribly and a close
watch was kept until he reached his friends
in New York, who had been
NOTIFIED OF HIS CONDITION.
IL seems that Mccullough fancies he is fol-
lowed by men who want 10 kill him, and lie
keeps dodgng imaginary foes constantly.
The Tribune SAYS: Mr. Mccullough dined
al Manhattan Beach Wednesday evening
with Wight Sanford, w. +. Conner, and
some other members Of the blue ribbon
brigade. The lemonade with which their
frugal repast was washed down,
In accordance with the custom OF
the party. was Of peculiar potency.
Whether there was triile TOO
much sugar, or whether the baleful lemons
had been supplied with too liberal hand
does not appear, but certain il is that il
affected the digestive organs OF those pres
ent after marvellous fashion. Mr.. Nc
Cullough. in fact, rUse from the table while
NIGHT WAS YET YOUNG,
and muImuring something about "ihat in
femal lobster salad always playing tho
deuce with me- went Tor short walk.
While coartlug the calming evening breezes
along the shore he was approached by O
consIdeIate stranger Who knew
him By sight Tho stmngcr took
bis arm, and noticing that he was suf-
fering from what seemed to be an over
dose Of quinine tenderly put him on board
homeward bound train and sent dispatch
10 New York newspaper speeding eiier
him simultaneously. Mccullough reached
bis hoiel, the st. james, in safety, and felt
so far recovered yesterday morning that hs
hreakfasied with his manager, JOSEPH |
Brooks
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
ADDrrIONAL DIspArCur..


IHE Presidential campaign is taking O
Western turn. Butler having recently
made tour Of the West, Mr. Blaine is ar
ranging to visit Ohio and other States. The
Democrats are arranging for Mr.. Cleveland
to visit Ohio.
0SE Of the chief events IN the Presiden.
tial campaign is the controversy awakened
by Carl Schurz, VITO has been making a
tour OF the West. His appearance has
been the signal for lively feeling on both
sides. Senator Hoar answered him, and
he addressed an open letter 10 the Senator.
SIMON HEssLER, a farmer near Pitts.
burg, suspected bis wife Of being fnti-
mate with a neighbor named Tom Mccoy.
Finding the young man in his wifc's room
he shot both bis wife and her paramour,
then ended his own life in a like manner
Considerable excitement was caused by the
affair.
Tue army worm has destroyed entiro
fields Of rye in Douglas and Leavenworth
Counties, Kansas, and is threatening the
young winter wheat. Professor Stow, Of
the State University, recommends the
farmers In the infected districts TO SOW
late, II at all.
GEoRoE LATHAM, editor Of the States.
vile IN. " american, committed suicide
on the morning Of September 18Th.
REroRrs say that there are 2,3lo prison
ers held at Berber BY the rebels.
THE Ocean King sailed from Qaebsc
with Canadian voyagers for the Nile on
September 18th.
NEARLY complete official returns Of the
Maine election show that the total vote
was IA, ,4s6-ths largest ever cast at any
election except one. Robie received ~.
17e, sgainst s. 90 cast Tor Redman, Demo.
crat, and s,ll7 cast for Eaton. Cree.
hacker Bobie's plurality q l9,715 against
q Democratic plurality OF 1e9 ia 1881. The
Republican gain Is l9.s7S
HESEY MANSFIELD. an Old pioneer Of
Klamath County, Ore, was found dead re-
Gently in Lost Valley. The body was bid
In a dense woods. ridilsd with shot Hs
had been missing for sons days, and Tas
evidently the victim Of q foul murder.
THK tristats fair si Wheeling. West
Yirginia, reports a net prof of - o1o
LonD srEsCEA's statement that be found
. solid body q loyalisis in Cork IL riii-
euled BY fhe Irish Nsiionsiisfs, Who think
hat Cork well deserves the nams oi the
'Rstssl City, The Misses q the multitude
~ho tur1sd out ttroagh curiosity 10 ses
Lord Spencer wss suppressed By ths sai-
Hers and policsnsn eho accompanied
lin.
IHr citizens cf Hct Springs VII pre-.
'sni tlelr claims iar The s liiersi Hone fo
b. erec,cd vusf uftls Mississippi eel cost I
Z sLa.1A Ths tlrss trisiing insiiiutisrs
lrs ir tte c'ii htlt. ed tts s1li c'imsts RI
arkansns VII b. Urged fsr al O. 10 wo1tt. !
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
Wonderful Dakota.

"Speakin' OF the perductive soil, "
said the man from Dakota, ''the hall
has never been told. The newspapers
have gone Jest as fur as they dared an
though they have shot away under the
mark, the editors have bin denounced
as three.py liars by the hull East Per-
ductive soil9 Why, pardner, that don't
express it, | remember last fall | was
walkin' across my claim an found a
big log chain about twelve feet long |
dragged it into my shack, an happened
to notice a peculiarly about the hook,
the point O. which was in the form Of
a snakes head. All to once remem-
bered havin' lost a steel watch chain
about two months afore. an, pardner,
hope may never see that claim agin
if that soil hadn't tux hold o that
chain an it growed to the size de-
scribed. Why, sir. it's wonderful
He gazed around at the faces Of tho
Heraa staff in search Of looks Of doubt,
but all being serene, he continued:
Zone eyenn's Jest afore dark, my
wife looked outen the window an
said John. | believe that calf stuck
down thar in that swampy spot |
told her guess not, an we didn't give
the critter another thought When |
rot up next mornin' an went out to do
the chores I'm a bald.headed liar from
the Jim River II thar want full
grown steer stand.n' whar that calf
was the night afore. stuck fast in the
mud. II was the soil, gents, the pow
ful, perducliye soil that had growed
that alf into a steer in a single night.
1t heats the hull world
He munahed at his quid Of tobacco
few moments and west on;
1--WE never think o. settin' hens on eggs
out thar. We Jest bury the egg in tho
ground. an the next mornin' we have
chicken big enough to kill for break
fast Jim Daniels, a near neighbor O.
mine. Is maxim oceans O. money rails.
ing telegraph poles He Jest stick
wooden ooIh-picks in the ground ana
gives the soil a lick at EN-. an when
they're big enough for poles he pulls
EN- M. He shipped a carload To Far
90 day atoro Yesterday That soil nd
raise the dead. A few weeks ago my
wife said' 'Why. John, / b lieve
you've took 10 CROWN ag.n" / meas
ured myself. an hope Gabriel n miss
me atthe final round-upif | hada pgrown
six inche, In two weeks I c0lldnt
account for il for some time, till At
last | tumbled TO the lact that thar war
holes IN my boots an / hadn't washed
washed my feet doorin' the time men,
toned. The internal soil got in thar
an done is worS. Did YOU see that
boy that was with me on the street this
morn.n'2 Looks like he was about
eighteen years old. Wal. about two
months sgo ms wife so. 0ur six
monihs-old Md down in the p owed
ground 10 play. an gent, III Re billy
dog gone IL llnt you wouldn't be-
lieve that 4 I told %. Yes. it's q won
derful country. gcnts; a wonderful
countyl conld so herc iur a year 10
latin' actual facts. bat must rush out
an 10 some tradin'. I've got to bus 3
haichet to shinzio my barn with. /
left ny Old haichet out over night last
week an IN the mornin' It war a full
grown az. Good-bre.
And De got up and walked out wear
ing the meek expression Of stint
S. l'rul Hfra'L
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

kEHtEEaBIE reveiaticns are reported
af recent nseeting Il the Medical Com
miifee a. Marseillcs Experience has
shown that cholera vii rags during two
consecutive years in the same pi.cs. Il
has teen asoefiainod that cholera made
a. appearance 81 Marseilies lasi gear. =
case followed br teaih having occurred
ri he hospital In room c1ufaining
numefuls other patients Ihe disease
made god mtnT rictima TIE MaTor.
sbo uns irueiiaisiT airisri q he
fact rr1ceclei D. fhe hosriial Ensr-
rsI's nsssarss we're tate1 fo prevent
furtter curfnrio1. and IN oriefio areii
D rarir ir - for1 tic Naror saitl,ei
atl sserrs1 fte slrnss of Al rsrsons
anrrs a. tts f.rs Itt Ctief srrrss1.
ir. toe.s s1-rsons. aWsris1. nns t~o
fIrsrs si Nerr1 foot s1 naIl is iiFuIzs
r1ttr. nt e1|t VS. Edrlf keri
fl ns rArzt rr1ceIar ras nsts
irrrnfe ~ Nss,tI crmmree
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

PORTLAND, ME.. September II. The fol
lowing dispatch was sent to General logar
yesterday: THE result OF the election MAJ
be thus summarized The Republicans hay,
carried every county 10 the State with th,
possible exception OF Knox, which Is close
They have elected tWenty-u.ne senators,
and the Democrats only Two. They have
chosen four-ff,hs Of The representatives
in The Legislature. They have elected foul
Representatives IN Congress by large
majority and have given Governor Robbie
a popular majority Of 1900. The Repub.
lican vote viii reach very nearly $4,000;
1000 to 5000 laTger than ever cast before.
Our majority is the largest We have had
slice the Presidential election ~ 1865 and
far exceeds our most sanguine hopes.
NALKFR BLAME
Full returns from The First Congressional
District gave Reed i5.ss4, Cieavcs i6,6oo;
Reeds plurality 9iS IN 1850 Reeds vote
was 1920. and Andrews 1855; Reeds
plurality H. The entire Republican ticket
Is elected By a big majority.
The latest as % the House Of Renrrsen.
iaiiyes show IL Republicans elected 10 "a
Democrats; a net Republican gain Of Z.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

SANTA fE, \. NJ, September i0-Intel-
llceaee has just been received here Of a dia
bolical deed perpeiraied IN the little village
Of Chimayo Rio Arim County. Last Sat
urday juanlia Herrera, a Mexican woman
vhcm The natives believed 10 be a witch
and IN league with tde devil was murdered
bi three desreraioes who dngged her from
Der adobe iuf stripped heI naked. bound
hef hand and foot and finished their devil
Ish work By huieherlng the poor creature
VII bowiekuires Although known. no
iresi n the murdsTers was made. The Oh
Gers being afraid.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
IDLE WoRps


o Idle worial
Why will yc neyor die, Hf
iut iioat forever IN the sky,
Dimmlng tho stars that shine In mom0ry,
pestroying hope and causing love from oartf
20 Zee,
lll-omened birds.
Idle wordsi
ProyinR upon the heart,
Leaving With wounds deadly smart;
Expiring breath that taints the worry air,
WIN 20 forever leave your victims 10 dospairl
lll.0mened blrdB.
o idle wOrdsl
How many are the tcara
That ye have caused 70 How; the fears
Yo hnye begot and made 10 mountains grow,
Crushing the Innocent bonealh weight OF
woe,
lllomonod birds.
o Idle wordsi
Your flight Ia ever on,
IN heaven dnrkening the sun,
lly weary lourneyiugs without delay.
To wcnd your dreary way unto the Judgment
day
Ill-omened birds.
--EUeiV Other Saturday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

INnrANAPoLTs, September ii.-ln the
Blaine-S Sentinel case the defense yosiesday
served notire On the plaintiffs attorneys
that they would beg % taking denosiious in
Kentucky on the 2ad lust DISPOSITIONS %
Tire following named witnesses WILDE taken
Al Millefsburg; John g. Miller. Daniel a.
Smith and wife, Juserh w. Miller, r. A..
Miller. William NcM.lier, Mrs. Sue san.
dusky and b. T. johnson At Paris sam
uel ]. james and Dr. William Kinney. A.
GoorFeiown. Ms Mag T. Bryan. John }.
Smarr. Webb Ross and G. W West ~
Imlnence. Iold nai-elln.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
THE WORLDS pOlNGS
A summary of tho DaIIy Nows


NVANtAthNN 'ffF
Tnr appointment Of Vlceroy OF indi'
has been conferred upon Lord Dnnerin'
FRASK II. MASON, United Hiates Consu
at Marseilles, lately received the com
mendailon Of the State Department FOR re-
naming az his post during tDe cholera epf
demlc and furnishing valuable intorma
tion.
TnE death OF NJ. Jean AnBuoren banai'
a well.known chemist and physlolst' was
lately announced al Paris
SAMUEL cHKcir, Chief Of Greek Nation
died Of nrlghta disease At Dpnnlson, Tex
September 18Th.
Tnr Rev. camilllus 2. Mass, OF Detrolt'
has been appointed Roman Catholic Bishop
OF Coying.on, KY, TO succeed Bishop
Toehbe.
KING HuMnERr, Of Italy, seems TO be q
Prince among Kings. He has already con-
tributed SOL, 900 for the relief OF the cholera
sufferers IN Italy, and, moreover, he has
gone among the patients fhe'rlng ana
comforting them.
MINISTER FRANCIS recently presented his
credentials TO the Emperor ol Austria,
after which the usual ceremonics were In
dulged In.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

For some time past II has been known
that a colony Of bees had established
itself in the roof Of Stourmouth Church,
England, but the Vicar would not al
low them TO be disturbed. On his death
recently the bees were destroyed by
fumigation. On the honey being taken
there was found to be nearly two hum
dredweight Of it, and the bees tilled two
moderately large barrels. II is stated
that during hot weather the honey used
to drop into the church.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

ST. PAUL September i2-Advices from
ne country visiisd on acgcioue shoE ui.l
ihe DAMAGE was rfeatcr tlan tf fra r-
ported. At Chippewa Pals Wis. ito ics'
By the cyclone ani The food which followed
tio0.0o0 Many families are homeless
Robert Wallace vss drowned At Ciei
Lake. Wis. Ms H. A. Burdick. Wm. Cav.
anaHEh A. n Sand n And Walter IfEis
were Killed Dill Nye TIE humuis. BAD 4
iar trofen and was oiherulst hadf iHiursL q
John p Grover sui.l was damaged slo0.E1
The fetal l1ss vas fl51ou Al Ciayinn.
Wis, ha'f the frzut lu.ldlnrs IN ne tiig
Va Destroyed In ras.ures rtaIt virs
iendnc vas nsad re al'nn|s Effr b'oar
sgzins ths fences fnt h-iiy cut
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

THE basiinaio is still one Of the
authorized punishmenis in Egypt, and
is 80 terrible that even the silent and
much-endnring Arabs scream with pain
after tie first few strokes. First the
victim Il laid on bis fare on a stone and
held there firmly. Then bis legs are
raised iill the Cat solcs of bis feet are
uppermotf. ard secured in that posi-
ton. Tie lssh IL a species Il cst but
with five strands instead q nine. and il
sting ard cnis frighifully. The torture
is inflicted for very slight offences, and
mains the sufferer for many days
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

The Chinese in New York are begin
ming to learn American habits. In their
district the saloon keepers now get up
cards in Chinese, which read; "Ameri-
can cocktails for the morning, American
sours for noon, and American punches
tor night" The trade is reported brisk.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

81 JoHss. y. r. september i0-Tss
latest Iaialr news is appalling. The
coifsh catch ls slml fre ll1irci t,nrssnd
qulul1is ard on fl.t nriheast cuasi of New.
found'ani famine "a Imminent Ahaai
sirhi hundred families are reported siarr
|rE Ni1 slsislni5- BE- al rrr@eni % sanids
TIE whole cosa q Nesf01n1land ant
Lshfaiu 4 staldal aiih Ieste-1s Cauis'n
Nanuel. q the mai siUauaf rl0rer. reports
two hundred and iiIttrtf lctierrs D..
tween Natlam Island and CAPE Fresls.
Noasf.sa By. Ilrieen icsterrs lately
Grove so1lh q Ca0t Spar down into tbs
tarks ri he ocean sletmer. Affices from
lffI1-seF ttIs evening report fr0 mere
lls'sisrs u f9rFf4usl.ct Of tht tu1ranA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

Or oi the greatest curloslhes In Ja'
pan is the wonderful variety Of coins
that are used daily. In some Instances
Il takes one thousand pieces to make a
dollar These are called "eash, and
are seldom received by foreigners.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

OK Lake Derwentwater, in England,
a floating island has made its appear
ance 1t is now of comparatively small
area, though gradually enlarglng. Four
years ago the island was first seen, and
as it only appears during exceptionally
hot summers, II is locally regarded as
the forerunner of continued fine weather
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

EXPERIMENTS with the galvanometer
upon the tracks Of the New York Cen
trail Railroad show that electric currents
flow through the rails continuously.
The movement is generally toward
centers Of electric disturbance, and is
perceptibly affected by the passage Of
cars, fast passenger trains being much
more effective than freight or coal
trains. One steel rail at Rochester was
80 much affected by these currents as to
become a permanent magnet
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

TnR wealthlest man In the world Is
the Chinese banker Han-Qna, Of Can
ton. lie pays taxes upon an estate OF
s45O, 900, 600, and Is estimated TO be
worth billion taels, which, in our
money. would be about fourteen hun
dred million dollars. .
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
A CELEBRATED biolorical sayant

A CELEBRATED biological sayant in
Germany divides humanity at largo in
to two grand categories, the intellectual
and the animalistic; at the head Of the
first stand the Germans and the Eng
lish, with cognate lower gradations,
and in the second category Spaniards,
Italians, Russians, Croats, Turks,
Arabs, negroes, Chinese, down to North
American Indians, entirely given over
to brutality.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

THE most artistic of Italian furniture,
made from precious woods inlaid with
gold, mosaics and ivory, is turned out
in Bergamo, by firm that has been en-
gagged in the business during century,
Old and new specimens Of its workman
ship are much sought after by foreign
connoisseurs for the adornment of
palaces and country villas.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

EXPLORES have discovered petrol
cum In Formosa, about twenty miles 20
the south OF Ke.Lung. AT the latter
place are the richest mines Of bitumin-
lous coal in the Chinese empire Thus
ar the Government has refused permits
for the sinking Of wells.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

| CHARLES w. HUTCHINSON, ex-Mayor
Of Utica, has not only bolted from his
home. but has bolted the door Of ciyill-
xation behind him by becoming an
adopted member Of the Seneca tribe, a
remnant Of which resides on a small
reservation in Central New York.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

The large gold medal Of the Royal
College of Surgeons, which has been
previously given only six times since its
institution in 1900, was in August
awarded to Sir Erasmus Wilson, only
just in time for the distinguished derma-
iologist to receive the news before his
death.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

AMERICA begins to initiate Germany.
The grape cure practiced in the latter
country is parralleled by the treatment
now in vogue at Oakland, Cal, in which
the patient, for food and drink, is given
Bartlett pears ad lib. An invalid is said
to grow thin upon the diet, but in few
weeks usually grows stronger
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18
TALK of LYNcnNa.
MOROSINI'S GIRL.
Further Facts OF The Mllllonalre's
Daughter and Her Husband.

Further Facts OF The MIlllonalre's
Daughter and Her Husband.
NEW York, September l3.--From what
could be learned as TO the movements Of
the coachman, Ernest J. ScGiling and bis
bride-the daughter Of G. P. Morosnl,
he millionaire banker-they went di.
rectly from the minister's house in
/ fifty-ffth street. on Tuesday, not to the
/ Troy boat, but to the "litlle side door, OF the
saloon on Walker street and West Broad.
way, kept by Stepe a Ilulskamp, the latter
being the stepialher Of the ambitious coach
man. Here the couple were gladly welcomed
and preparations were at once made TO cee-
braie the wedding In B0wery style. A table
was cleared of in the saloon and
FEAST sERvEO UP
Of the best the house afforded. There was
plenty Of Swiss cheese, Limberger, rye bread
and cold ham from the lunch counter and
key Of beer conveniently near + Eash Il all
down, but the bride for some reason did not
appreciate the feast and the "growlerr was
sent out for some lemonade After the
wedding supper had been disposed Of, the
couple boarded a Broadway car and went
10 the Grand Central depot where they
took a train that soon bore them past
the house In which a broken-hearied
father was mourning over the desenion Of
bis fayoriie child. Where the couple went
Is, except 10 few, matter OF speculation
The only persons who can set the matter at
rest are Theodore Huiskamp, the step
father and Mrs. Slope, the wife Of his part
fs,f la. a..
Anything about H. The little place was fnll
Of people yesterday, who expressed the live
Lest Interest In tie sensational eloptmenk
Judgment In favor Of plaintiff was
recently given in the Justices Court in
The case u Mary Mcmillan against T.
}. Schwartxschild. q Howard street
dentist. 10 recover s29a Plaintiff went
TO Schwartzschild 10 have her teeth
flied. the price agreed upon for the
work being cl1.5u After hling her
teeth the dentist asked her S225U for
bis services. and upon her refusing 10
grant his demand. be he'd her by
threats and took the filing out Of her
molars again. The court gave redress
lu NHr -uIu ~ ~-At+HN anu tlta VI tuo I
suit-SGa frdHn c0 Posi-.
-a s-
The New London (Conn.) DaV /
says. "Mrs- Gaviit Of his place. owns I
a large black-and-fan terrier. perfect /
throughout. .its organism with the excep- /
ton ol the forciegs. which nature failed /
% provide. his canine phenomenon /
walks and runs in an erect position. 1
and should a rat or belligerent eat ap- I
pear On the scene fanHie VIII bound |
mon him Ike kangaroo and settle bis |
hash IN sh0u order.
1t seems curious that there is not a
usN-matcl anuIact0rr in fhe United /
States. bui sonis al hoe tlst are
uet are imported from England,
fnnee Or lialY.-C.ieggs ffarnaL
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

Prosecutions ly the French Gov
eminent Of publishers Of immoral
works hare been fre nenf Of late. ani
hCaTr fines have hes1 inflicted
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

Three weeks ago q we1iherbeaten
Oh man, in shabby clothes. appeared
in Occanpor3 His cheeks above his
gray. grizzled beard were pale and
funkeu He said that be had come
down from New iork. he got a lodg-
irg in fhe horse Of the widow Joseph
son, a kindly old sonI. sometimes called
inplea aniy i6ranlmother joe" TIE
sec7ud IN uinE alter his dom ciie be-
ooald not re irom bis Ted
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

It seems curious that there is not a
usN-matcl anulacirrr in fhe United
States. hui sd oit is al hoe tist are
uat are imported from England.
francc 0r iialF.-Clieag8 fqgnaL
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

Of 1850, and it will be reached tonight AL
ihe bridges on Duncan Creek at Chippewa
Falls were carried away and scores Of fami
lies are moving out Of their houses with
teams in four feet OF water The PhGniH
Manufacturing Company are under wafer
The Grocers Company, Seysler & Co.,
Richardson & Co, the Frcc Press Company
and many other firms have vacated then
Easements. Tho country road bridges are
nearly all gone out