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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
+ Sin Sr;,,mnb,uo mar Nie 9s;,

Sin SriumpbmS mar Die 3eiic,
ipeIte GOup. Glebelanb AM Spnneritag
bon 9llbanp mad Buffalo, ieiner Seis
matbSitaet, ma6te. @an; 8uffaIo
idien auf ben 9einen, I'M ben bO6ters
ebrten 0titbiirSer su be9riiben, trob bsS
unabIGiiiS berabfaaenben Resens bieIt
bic unsebeure Weni6snmense SeSuIcig
aus. bis Der GrtraSus nit Srn. GIepes
lamb eintraf. Sin 5adeI;uB bon minis
beItens $4,000 BerIonen besIeitete i'm
mad ieinem 9pteI, ipo Oemptratsn unb
JiepubIitaner matchmaker in bsrSIider
9e8riibuns ipetteiferten. 99as feline
0litbiirSer BON Srn. GleDelanb bsntsn,
baS ipra6 Der rs Sabre alte 9(6tbare
Senrp Wartin, ber dIteite 8anfier bon
Buffalo, in fOI8enoer GmpfanSSrebe
aus:
,,0puperneur GlebeIanSl SD belize
Sci beute 9lbsnS i'm glamen Der ii6
brGnsenben Mense Sbrer alien sSrelmbe
uno gtadbarn ipiIltommen in Sbrer
Sematb Sic erlsrnten SSbren 9eruf
bier uno iino iiber SipanSig Sabre lang
aus' anb eiuSesansen, sea9tct mb
eeebrt bon 9lllen, nibtraut bon &einem.
SIM 2aufe Der 3eit psrlanste bas Difents
li6e @obl ibre Dienite ms mir ernGbIs
ten Sic al5 Wiapor, pbue 9Barteilmters
idiebe gu beriiditdtisen. Die 8sraSs
belt Sbrer 3iele, bic bisoerbe CbrIi6teit,
bic treue pfli6terftilIung, bic unielbits
iidtise unb itsts ipo6Iame Gorge fir
bic Bfentlibeu SntereHen, ipel6e Sbrc
8ertpaItlnS Der biirserItden glnSeIe.
eenbeiten fenn;eibneteu, perarIabten bic
8epblfsrlng oieies ilolsen Staatss, sic
nit elmer uuerbbrisn WtaioritGt als ers
ten Seamten su erip6blen. Sic trater
bieieS Wi6tise glmt al. Sic baben bic
bffentIite gluImsrfIanfsit bblig unb ~
allen 3eiten ais elm berrorragenoei
&anbioat fir bic 8rGiiesnti1aft auf lid
sslcntt, uno su elmer 8sit, po bas Sers
lanScn nab elmer reInen mo auten Res
Bisrung mb mad Der 9tsform Der aIter
Sd6een ii6 nit 0Radt 9abn gebrpder
bat. Sic iiub feitsn Sdrittes sSbrer
9Se8 Be9ansen, inoem Sic ieSe fSrage
ipelde aus ben manni6faden 8eolrfa
niRsn beS Staates, ooer aus ben binter,
liiti8 8eIeBten 6aIIen Sbrer 8e9ner entl
Itanb, nit berieIben 8e6tidaifenbei
bes WilIens mb Der nad6eniIider
Sprgfalt entidieben baben, ipelde Sbr
2aufbabn in Der Seimatb fSnn;eidnetcn
ltnb iuieSerum bat Oisie gai9ttreue ibr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

6ru6t setra9en, unS mir beipillfomm,
nen Sic beute 9lbenb ols ben lrGiis
bentidaftsfanbioaten elmer 9rpBen 9ars
tel uno bon Sauienben unb aber Saus
lenben, ipeI9e bic 9lnfor6erung bes bfs
fentliden Sienites bbbcr itellen, ais bic
Snterehen Der Bartei. 99ir aIs Sbre
alien Sreun6e uno Na6barn, mein
Serr, bic Sbnen bic bB6fe perIBnIi6c
I6tun8 ent8esenbrin9en, freuen uns su
ipthen, baB in bieier beftisen @abIfams
pa8ne bis ieBt tein anItanbiser Mann
cine einsi9e ibrer glmtsbanSIunsen
tritilfdbis su bcmdnBeIn, oab fein ans
itdnoi8er Oiann einen einsi9en eSbrer
offlcielIen &fte 10 bat binItellen f5nnen,
ais lei eerIeIbe bur9 Yrioats entereHen
Der 8artei iueI9er Sic ansebbren,
beelnfIubt ipotben, peer oab Sic aud
nur fir einen 9luBenbIid bcr8eiIen bGts
ten bab Sbr 9tmt Gin beiIiSeS ernites
anbertrautes 9fanb fei, meldes sum
gSoble bes BanSen SpIfes beripaltet
ipereen ipIIte. gSir iinS iiterseuBt,
mein Serr, bab Der rubi8e, Hare 8ers
ltdnb Der 9tatipn beute 9lbenS NIT Sbnen
1T, baB bic Redtidaffenbeit, bic g9abrs
beitsIiebe unb Der ernitIide quite g9iqe,
loipie bic gfidttrsue unb pic SeItisfeit
IN Der 9luSiibun8 Ses 9lmtes, beute unb
ale 8eit oIs unumednSlidb notbipenbise
Gt9eni6aften bes eriten 8eamten Der
Jtepublit anerfamt Iino unb baB Der
Strpm Der bhentIi9sn Weinung ii6er
un6 bemerfIi9 iein g9ert tbut, nsIaes |
in Sbrer triumpbpoHen GrfpGbluns gum |
BrGiibenten cnbisen ipirc. g8ir gr0tus
Iiren Sbncn, mein Serr, aus Der Siefe |
unIere8 Ser;ens Su bem Grfplse, ipeI6er |
Sbre Saufbabn besleitct bat mb ;u Der
suoerii6tIi6en 9(usii6t auf sen beUprs
itebenben Sieg, unO 70 beiben mir sic
tpiIIfcmmen in Der Staot, 6ereR Saupts
itoIS eS beute gtbenb 1T, Die Seimatb
8rpber GIebeIano'S su ietu".
gSie Spreu Dor benz Minoe serfalien
einem ioIden gmpfange gegenitber bic
i6mubiBen g(niduloi9un8en gegen
0rcber @IeoeIanb's Gbarattcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
0hSe Marfer Nfpti;en.

= Der Ser8mann 8i6arb SbpmaS,
Der Dor einiBen WOden frant bon g8aIes
bier anfam, fieI am borIebten 9ienIta8
gbene ip6breno zines SpaSisrgan9eS all
Utainitrabe biilflos nieber un6 mar cine
Seide, ais man ibn auibpb. gr ipar 3S
Sabre alt uno lit an einem SersiibeI.
= Spoe Parf tritt beute ipie6er nit
einem fleinen 8pmane in ben 8prbers
9rune, behen Sauptperionen Ri6arS
OSipeH unb SSlOrenee MiIler iinb. Die
9enannten traten I'M lebten 9tpriI in
ben gbeitano er mar Is un6 iie 16
Sabre alt. Die 5Iitteripoden oinaen
RAID borii6er, bic 9inbIein iparen Der
SpieIerei baI6 mlSe unb Iansipeilten
ii9 Briinolib ; lie ltritten iib unb bers
i6bnten ii6 ipieSer, aber bic 9Iuft iuurbe
INNER ipeiter unb idIiebIi9 bra6te Der
Gbemann feline Srau su ibren GItern
;uriid. IIs er beimfebrte, fOIete fie
ibm unb erildrte nit 8rcbem 9atbos,
oab CT ibr Ser; sebrphen babe unS iie
ni6t Idnser leben f6nne in feiner @es
8enipart nabm iie bann cine Itarte Dolls
2aubamm. Der illnee Mann ipar
ratbIoS unb lief su ieinen GItern. Or.
Bapne tpanbte Elm itarfes 9esenmittsI
an, bas bic eepdnfdte @irfung bate.
Der Sun9e 1T iebt tpieber Bel Ieinen unb
bas WdSden BEL ibrsn GItern. g8ir
raibeu ibnen, nod bier pber feds Sabre
au iparten uno es bann np9maIs su bers
fu9en.
-SameS ISABELLE ipurSe am Sams
flag glbeno nabe Der Dobsstopn 8riide
bon brci @e9elagerern an9ebaIten els
ner iebte ibm Elm giitoI Dor bic 8rult
unb bic beipen gln6eren burdiu6ten
feline Sai6en unb entnabmen benIeI6en
cine golbene llbr, cine fIeine 9eIoIumme
unO anoere @ertbIaasn.
- 98illiam 8lum faufte am Sams
flag bus 8ennpferS 8oseoe @onfIins
fir 5000.
- @ie Die ,,Jtebisip" ia8t, beabIi6s
tist Sobn 8. Sarr unter Dem SiteI
,gSeit Sioe Bro9reb" Elm neues 9Sos
denbIatt su sriin6en.
- Spoe garf i9eint bon Sranfbeitsn
feinesipe9s beri6ont. Srau Senrb Sod
lag brei Monate lang barnieSer =; Soc
8eder 1T felt cini8en Sasen franf ins
foI8e bon lleberanitrensuns beim Ses
ben; Der iunse SafOb @arnfe erfranfte
AM 9pnneritas am Nerbenfieber ebens
10 1T Srau 9arI Sdipars idcn einiSe
3eit franz.
DS~ gOpS & Sople, 234 9lor6 Main
glDenuc, : Giien', 8Ie6s unb NeHsrs
bOrratbis, @ass unS
Ginri9tunSen unb &eparaturen
beirrst. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

Anfdnasnb an einer Gds an her garbpubaIe
une prppietnce 9dn6lfraer unb planfrpab,
ron eh rntIang brlagtfr planfrcaS nGrcIib
isbsuneSieriis 6jratr, Slfli6 itbsnunb,pau,ia
9tutben Su elmer Gde, spn ea Rprelid Sisrunb-
stfrSig @rabs, trflih lebsunt,pan,ig Jiutben
u elmer Gds pou ba ilSIid ir6sunbpifr,ig
@rasE tpFiilit ltbrnuneSranjS Ruiben ,n
elntr 9tt, Uprt Ia Iiiblib pierunepisr,ia 6ra6e,
0lfIi9 ir9sunSjpau,is Sutbm gum anfauss-
PLACE @nibaltrnb Sitr 9tffr uue It6sune-
le6siig Rutben gdne, mfbr cher tptniaer.
Mlss anssbaut, nit rinsm srpGsn ,peiliSdiaru
bSJsrnsn 9cbnbauie un6 2lntautrii, sinsr
tiptiltpdigen bplSrnfn Sdsutr, WngsnrsmiIC,
Siitisn unb anefrfn glubtngsbGueCn, siutm
Srunnen unb 8ru6tbGumrn earauf.
6ribtr has Gistntbum brS gTflasten, in BE-
iasttni llrtbeil bsnanlt nsblt ,3ubsbSr.
Wiir Ssi6lag bslest unb in Grsfutipn asuom-
men auf bic Slast Spn TnSib gSatea ssssu
9ciab 6rins. S6ulS S 500. 9ubament
no 30, Sft z. 1891. 81. ia. Rc. ITO,
Sftcbtr Z. 1884.
Z. 8. Yeumau, 2lnpalt.
all has 9euaunts 6ierutbum pirb MIR ot.
gen Sadr rrrfluft.
Hanbplpb Srippcu,
S9rriT5 Sffer, Sraniru, ga., I S6niH.
2i. Sept. 1881.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
0ei6dfts= =9(n3cigcr Oct siibieitc.

nsn- SIM Stpre BON Dli6aeI Wliaer,
Gebar 9lpenue irnS Sidprp Strabe, 1T
INNER su babsn Sas beriBmtc gteiparf
Eager beim 9ubenS SIaI6en, iotpie bic
Brbbte gIusipabl BON Groceries unS
Yrpbiiionen aaer gtrt; aud bdlt or bic
beiten 9utiden unS 8ferbe su permies
then - 9taes sum nieSrisiten 9reis.
= Spredt Bel ibm bor unb iiberseugt
gud felbit. g
Bier beim SGBden natb iebem
StaSttbeile seIiefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

IS amiiiirt ben 9ruder, Yem Ell
bon 8eit gu 9eit (beionbers pabrenS
eines WabIfampfeS) bbren muB, iuic
er eigentIi6 Iein GeIddft fiibreu ipltc,
tpie es 10 uno 70 beher mare. Die gus
ten Seute f9einen su 6eufeu, Elm Seits
un9sSruder Bebe fein 9Iatt su Ieinem
ipeSlelIen 8ribat6erBntigen beraus unb
es fomme gar nidt in 8etradt, ob er
irBenb cine Gimabme ersieIt pSer nibt ;
baB CT mB8liderpeiIe cine SamiIie su
ernabren, glusIasen fir 9apier, 9trs
beitsIpbn unb bunbert an6sre 0inse su
beitreiten bat, Saran iheinen bieIe uns
berufenen Sritifer gar nidt Su Senfen.
Sa, eS amiiirt ben Sruier, iintemaI
ipenn berartiSe 9tatbI6IGse BON Sub
jeften fommen, Die in ir9enb einem Ies
Bitimen @eI6dfte aus MangeI al Sds
bi9teit in ben eriten brsi Mpnaten ban.
ferptt Iein ipiirbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
aus Dem Oberen 9balc.

- Srm 9a6eragenten q. s. Dldller
boil 9lr6baIS ipurSen borisen Oiittiup6
BEL gainteo Qpit, g. g., beibe SdBe Sers
auetidt, ipdbrenb CT siuen 8abnsus bes
iteisen ippllte. Diau sIaubt nidt, Sab
cine 9lmpututicn nbtbig 1T.
- SIN Bricebillc iino cine 9lnsabl
BerIpnen AM 9terbeniisber auf Der
SruntenIilts, unter Sieien ellie 9eb.
bolt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

r@- Die Sabrer Der 8epubIitaner
Seben itd BEN glnIbein q ) pb ibnen bic
gtpminatipn bon @lebeIano gan, unaes
beuer an0enebm iei, neil berIelbe pbns
ieben nutionalen STUFF iei unS auf elmer
Platform itebe, tpeIbe fiber ben Sarif
NUT @Hdis 8aidi fsi. Serr Blaine
unb iein S6ubSpIl iperSe nit 9sidtigs
felt iiber GIebeIanb iie9en. 9as mag
Der erite Ginbrud Bel Sielen Serren Iein,
ober iie iperben baIb geipabrem bab es
ii6 burdauS nidt nm einen Sarifs
Streit banoeIt. Die bemotratiide
SpnUentiop bat Sisie &Iippe auf auSs
seSei6nete g8eiie umgangen. Sic
iperbcn bascSen ieben, bab GIebeIanS
einen 6eneibensipertben 9iationaIs 9luf
Der Gbrenbafti9teit unO ais 3eformer
Seniebt, ipobDn bel Serrn Blaine elm
GROCER Wiau8eI eriitirt unS aud Bel
ieinem Sumpan 2o8an. Der 6eIbruf
>, ,unbeIdoltenbeit oeSen &orruption"
tpirb iene Serren iebr baIb sur grfemts
nib ibrer bebentIi6en Sage brinsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

9ein eiu;iseS Der spetunSiiebensis
beutiden Slatter i'm Staate SIlin0iS
unteritiitt Jest Blaine, Senn bprige
@C6e bat baS IeBte Der Seuti6en
SIuines Sr8ane bic SIagge geitridben
uno bas bemofratiihe Staatss uno
9tationaIsSidet nufsebibt. 9as 1T Gin
llmiGpunS i'm @eiten, ben ii9 9lie.
manO bate trdumen Iaien. &on Der
8eIammten beutiden 9refe in ben Ser.
Staaten unterItiibt peniger ais Gin
8lerteI bic domination beS Gr3sSObbers
Blaine,
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Gntt' 8 [lnarfiirItr-lflftfrl

CFaus apyfs uns paribaate ipsreSn irfcri, tur,5
cine appIEatlpu, In sIAnBenb f6parj rtrs
iranhsIt tutd tisisS 6arbmiisl. 9u babtn lei alien
areibsferu, reer mao GmpimS rcn 500 re,
Syvttt pstianti. Siiiss, A Wurrap str., Y. q.
9Rifs Rannal uibiiher asispte irri.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
Sr. g. 9. Mmmann,
9epriifter
oent[fler Mrit u. Oe6nrtslelftr.

Office; Sm Saul' oss Serru @baeI
@liIIer, 20. 430 Gebdr absnus. II. @ur6. 80
SffrcitnuOen 70 @or9eus 12-2 Wit.
dgs rnO 6-S 4benos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
,6erbSfs mnS 9Ssinfcrs 9(ms,to
@e6iel, Yahage, Sener eebens Seri. @ei6af

ron WA. f.. AioSe1,
Gtabrt 1850. 53 Nssnuf nj pa
" cd l auf Gr5nm tn tlttitn gtraatu
Sdtttsiaetre SfBreeng
@elb abI grens.
Grthafrn Fin
Ngentur br 9snn Mutual 9erfh eahaf,
8erfauf
Be f6truns a No
2ompagntn
.na[i6
&fiftPGfis wrtn in ti,efT 8rih tiprg. ''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

gIus eeu 9ieosn. grtaIiru pGbrrnb bsr grp6sn
btnii6rn WaiienYTiammlung in trr glrnbsmy
Of Olulic, in 9rSing Sda unb an lrSiua plde
am %, Stpt. 1881,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

e9 Gbas. S9eu8's SticfeI. unb
S9ubSei9Gft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
rem reidIi9 berieben nb bic 8reiIe
limb 70 nieSris, ipie irsenbwo in Der
Stabt. 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09

Gtrner:
u -

SC. 4. - ellie bic Rsbtr, Sittl uns Sutn-
tiIm tss grrflasttn In unb auf al has &C,
riIe Gjruneiiiid, srlsasn In 9laftlY gersuSb,
gadapnnna Gennis nnb Staai psnnlsIsania,,
bssrenlt uue bsiGrisbeH mic frIst usmIib /;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-10-09
EISNER & MENDELSoN,
IMPORTERS,
816 & 800 RACE ST., PHILAD'A.
Suits
Nillem
GrThtlafffF @ imer mFtbr,
ar anke 1EbEr,
itnn 5slalaria.

Nus titisn SusIsn sniirrinstH 9rtipitrttI after
Rrantbsiisn teS Mtni6tnssi&Is6,s. ScIstnte
epmptrms lsissu ttrtn Saiein an RaneeI an
Hppstit, Deritopfpne, Sop pitueb, elm @es
fhbI oer SdItpere uadI BEN 6ffeH, 9tbs
tisiauue aeeeu MnitrenanHs oss a5rperS
posr 0eittee, alnfftoben Der Speiie, Wei;s
bartlett oes 9emperamentS, eeotidte
Stimnnhe, ein @eiibI ale bate man rine
pHidt psriaumt, SdhtpineeI, Sser;tIppfea,
iAmiuinienoe punfte nor ben alueen, bodjs
eefdrbter tlrin, @erftopfnnp, mati ben
Setrlnn tints htrelt auf he eettr rtTientsn
WititdS nctbpsntis. SlS cine estsrs Ulttsin BADEN
9utfs Qtuen nift ibTes Cltl9tu. Stte gairs
tuns auf Risrtn une Saut Iinb ebtnIans rTempt an,
nnrtinistttisu hur6 tisie trti pNustsbrer Res eps
Etms- btitiiissne, appsiit srssussns irpis stuHss
YsIfonnnb rtaelmAbi8sR eiublsans, flare Saut
nne tgAitistu abVsr. 9utt'S gitlen ptrurs
llttn rteer ushtlteit ncb eeibi9neIetn, itnb nidt
esrtne lei ter thsltSeu arttit unit Elm
9rhnoIihes 0eaenmitteI bel WaIaria.
nstuaI iu battn, 25 cts. ~ Wurap e., R.9
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

"Jeems" furnishes us an interesting
letter from ChOteau, but our space wlll
admit of only these brief items: We
have 4 fiOurishing Sabbath school here,
which is increasing in interest and use
fulness, and also 4 literary society that
meets once a week, and is causing i'm
provement among its members-Two
white men living near the mouth of
Pryor creek named Hazel and Howard,
had a row 4 few nights since, caused
by KOwands' mules being on Hazers
corn. Howard approached Hazel's
house one dark night last week, and,
after some angry words, commenced
beating hIm with his pisto.. and finally
shot him on the top Of his right shoul-
der. In the mean time Hazel drew =
knife and inflicted eleven wounds more
or less severe on Howard He then gave
himself up to an officer, but, under pre-
tence Of seeing a man q short distance
away, availed himself Of an opportun-
ity and escaped.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

A CHIEFTAIx reporter, on learning OF
the arrival Of two midget travellers at
the Frisco Hotel. Monday evening,
hastened to learn the ''inwardness" Of
the rumOr, and on calling At the e'Frisco,
learned the following: Nancy Lille,
aged seven, and her brother frankie,
aged four, were shipped from Fl Worth,
Texas, Friday, their destination being
Benton county, Arkansas. The little
ones were carefully provided for on
their long journey by their mother,
Mrs. Lie, who recently lost hert hus-
band in Texas, and was compelled TO
send her children to her father, Mr.. II.
MastersOE, who lives in Benton county,
Arkansas, she intending TO follow as
soon as unfinished business would per
NIT. The children arrived thus far on
their Journey in the 1880 train, Mon
day. DR.. J. NJ Duncan, delegate to
the south Baptist Convention, which
convenes at Baltimore, Nd, on the Sth,
had kindly provided for the wants OF
the youthful pair while on board the
cars, and in making over his charges TO
the Frisco, stated that conductors on
the road had all been uniformly kind
10 the children A conveyance from
the "weighty" state of Arkansas, ar
rived here late On Monday evening,
which started east with the babes, and
Tuesday no doubt ended their long
journey, which few Of such tender age
make without the loving care Of near
and dear relatives
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

Itisa well-known fact that, notEith-
standing the number of our cattle, and
the superior quality Of our range, there
are seasons Of the year when neither
milk nor butter can be obtained, and
that butter must be dispensed with, or
brought from the cities, Of q stale quail
ity and at high price. That this scare
ity Of prime necessity Of the table is
the result Of neglect and carelessness,
everyone knows. as they should, also.
that IL is a direct cash loss to those
who practice it. To show this we need
only refer to 4 case that has come un-
der our notice within a few months
Mrs. Nina Smith, from the Sth Of May
1883, to the Sth Of May, 1854, has, from
| two COWS, sold milk and butter to tbs
value OF S503.25. besides what she has
( occasionally reserved for home use
And We can testify that il vas butte
of the first quality. clean, sweet anC
rich, pleasing alike 20 sight. taste and
smell. II any of our milkmaids, Ol
miIkmen, either, can beat Mrs. Smith
butter account, the CHIEFTAIS will b
pleased 10 make 4 note Of it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08
Death Of = Horse Thief.

Through the courtesy Of Mr.. G..
W. Walcott, postmaster at Seneca.
No, we obtain the following items
in regard to the pursuit and death
of a man known, west of this, by
the name Of Sam Mcclellan or Sam
McCIintOck. Saturday evening
McClintoek, under the name of w.
L. Wallace, in company with a
companion whose name has not
been mentioned, shipped five head
of horses and 4 mnle for Tulsa, in
cluding a pair of dun mares stolen
from Frank Shirly of Ritchey.
Wallace and partner, with stock,
passed ON Sunday TO Tulsa. The
owner of the mares telegraphed
from Seneca TO Tulsa 10 the mar
shal to arrest and hold them sun
day evening Wallace and outfit left
Tulsa and drove out a few miles
and camped. Tuesday morning
Shawnee HaItridge with one
man, started in pursuit, and after
following the devious track of the
thieves, who drove a pair of the
animals to the wagon, and led the
others, overlook them in about q
miles, near Ross store in the Usage
Nation. Shawnee rode up to th1
side of the wagon, brought his
trusty Spencer to bear, and ordered
the two men TO throw up thell
hands. One of them did so, bui
Wallace, while feigning to comply
Jumped out on the opposite side O.
the wagon, and, with drawn pistol
fired at the policeman The bal
from his revolver struck the hors'
on which he was mounted Just be
low an eve, passed through the UP
per part OF his head, and entere'
the extended arm of the police
man, as he discharged his rifle a
Wallace and shot him through tn
right nipple. Shawnee, his hors
and Wallace fell almost simultan
eously. While this was going ol
the partner Of Wallace succeeds
in making his escape toward Kan
sas, but Shawnee returned to Tuls
Tuesday morning, with the rC
mains of Wallace and the stole
property. Messrs. WalcOtt, Shil
| " and Ritchey returned from Tuls
after recovering the mares belong
ing TO Mr.. Shirly.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

Indian hair is the latest item Of In
dian possession wanted Not by the
scalp-iock, but by the Johnny Cute
ier," o- the flowing tressof the ~dusky
maiden Of the forest" Not for the pur-
pose Of grscing the war-danee around
the codncil-fre, and 20 enable its pos
SCISSOR 70 display his wariike spirit and
furnish ezides'ce Of his personal prov
ess IN hostile combat but 70 subserve
the results Of science and reward the
patient investigations Of the ethnolO-
gist- Mr.. ". H. Adams, Of Elmore,
Pesris county, Illinois, Is nOw making
q collection of chronological material,
and wants SONS OF the hair Of Indians
of pure blood. Of about the ages OF Il
20 3, and Of IS many tribes IN the Ter
rit0-y rs practicable ANY person vii
ling 70 make q fex clippings Of the kind
SHOULD correspond with Mr.. Adams.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

Stock holders in Cooweescoowee
District. whether citizens or other
wise. are hereby notified that the
Act in relation to stock passing
through and grazing in the CherO-
kee Nation, and for other purposes.
approved Dec. 9th, 1884, went into
operation on the 18th inst. and
Will be enforced. Persons who may
be affected by its provisions should
take steps to comply with its terms
and save trouble.
JESSE COCHRAN, Sheriff.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

The suit brought by Boudinot
against Hunter & Evans for a vio-
lation of the U. S. statute in leas-
ing lands from the Indians for
grazing purposes in the Indian Ter
ritory, has been argued before the
U. S. Circuit Court in st. Louis.
No decision has been rendered by
the Court in the case, end perhaps
viii not be for some time. When
known, it will be furnished the
readers of the CHIEFTAIN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

Rev. ]. o, Shanks, stationed two
years at vinita, as pastor of the
Methodist Church, but at present
Presiding Elder of the Paul's VAL
lev District in the Chickasaw Ma
ton, after making a brief visit to
Coody's Bluff and Vinita, and re-
ceiving the hearty greetings of his
large large circle of friends and &C
qusintances, left Thursday morn
ing for his field of labor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

The Frisco Hotel, it is stated, will
shortly change hands. Mr. T. d. Ross
retiring and Mrs. ]. s. Blythe taxing
charge. The welI-established reputa-
ton Of Mrs. B. is sufficient guarantee
that the Frisco will be surpassed by
no hotel in the excellence Of its table
and the neatness OF its surroundings
in the Territory, under her manage
lment.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

The family Of the Editor Of the Is-
nGAx CHrEFrAIx left for their home at
Fl Gibson, Wednesday evening. bearing
with them many very pleasant recoi-
isctions OF the uninterrupted kindness
extended to them BY the citizens Of vi
nita during their-residence here for the
last fifteen months.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

The sociable at Mrs.Gr MS, Monday
evening, was more enjoyable than COM
mon. The First Persian War was read
in Greek History, and the Training of
Parents" humorous satire from the
Century Magazine. The thrilling stor-
les of Marathon and ThermopyalR were
vividIy brought to mind, and, between
instruction and fun the party enjoyed
themselves 50 well that ii was after IL
O'Clock before they got away. 1t meets
at Mrs. Green's again next Monday
evening.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

Pestofice manners for postofice ha-
bitues who receive less than a half
bushei of important correspondence by
every train--Go-go eariy-gO often
90 with & rush to the Office II you
smoke, especially a strong pipe, puff,
puff, puff, so that the postmaster may
be well smoked, as he is fond Of smOk-
ing, but can't find time 70 do it for
hImself-he viii appreciate your disin-
terestedness in doing it for him. II you
-don't smoke, hum an opera air in your
own inimitable style, or whistle triil
that will surpass the notes Of the mock
ing-bird- II you don't possess these
exalted qualities. you can at least squirt
streams Of tobacco juice around, that
viii nval q Eaterspout, and in the
meantime keep up a constant rub-a-
dab-dub with yonr fingers on the deliy-
cry door. Do not fail 10 do one or all
these things. or you may be considered
green, and not acquainted with the
manners Of the world
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-05-08

Nov the diligent boy covers his Linn.
erick with the esTtis-worm. sPitS upon
Il for luck, and patiently waits nibble
from the fish-mouthed perch Ehile he
fans the gnats from hiseyess ssAps arag
at the mosquitoes inserting their bills
into his bare legs. or grabs vlciously at
the tick thatpinehes him with the farce
OF lobster.