Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-10-24

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and Hankow.
THE cotton Oh trust has filed application
TO Increase lts capital stock to s2l 0OO zoo
and form corporation, thus avoiding the
legal penalties TO which II was liable In
New York.
CmLI mas abolished many import duties
on tooisiand material used In agriculture
and tho building OF railroads, eic
ONE Of the scrub women at the HAM
Lurg Germany geological gardens was
killed recently by jaguar which man
aged to seize her through the bars OF his
cage
SECRETARY WINDOW has announced that
he will retain the old rules governing tho
importation Of Mexican lead ores.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's rcport) for the
seven days ended October II numbered
2l3, compared with 22i The corresponding
week OF last year The figures include
Canada.
MUcH destilutlon Is reported among tho
foreign laborers at Iynch's canning
works, Kent County Nd, The manager
had departed leaving the men with checks
which the stores refused to honor
AN immense prairie fire was reported
raging rev miles from Bismarck N. d.,
on tho 18th. Tie village Of Monokln was
entirely swept away.
InE inquiry at the jefferson barracks
81 Louis, has ended. The doposlions
make 800 pages.
AT Milsport, Lamar County, Ala,
few days ago, William Abercrombie,
white, Of Birmingham, Ala, held up the
express agent and secured 5000, received
by him that night
THE Western whisky trust Is said 10 be
schemng to break up the outside dlstl-
erles. Half a million dollars will be
spent II necessary.
TYPHOID fever Is reported epidemic in
nearly every village aud town in the up-
per peninsula Of Michigan.
BY the burning Of stove at Lemons,
Belgium, recently the proprietor and three
assistants were burned TO death.
The village Of Curiss, on the Wisconsin
Central railroad, north Of Marshaeld,
Wis, was destroyed by fire recently.
Loss. 500 001
The London Stock Exchange was de-
pressed during The week ended October
10 The Continental bourses were re-
ported quiet with an upward tendency at
Berlin.
A CREDITOR Of Belford, Clarke & Co,
the publishers of'New York whose failure
occurred recently, states that the firm
rave notified creditors OF their readiness
0 pay all claims In full
NAPLES was partially inundated on tho
a0lh Violent storms were reported at
that city and other parts Of Italy.
A CONSTRUCTION train on the Confluence
aud Oakland branch Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad was wrecked near Pitts
burgh, Pa, recently, Two men were
killed aud large number badly injured.
A NEW oil territory has been developed
at Huntington w. Va The well Is doing
sixty barrels an hour. The we'll is owned
by the Standard Oh Company.
BABBlTT the millionaire soap maker,
died at Now York on the 20th, aged eighty.
The Russian revenue last year was a.
900 900 roubles more than the expendlt-
urea
A REG Of powder exploded at Bryant |
switch In the Choctaw Nation, In coal
pit recently. Sixteen men were in the
nine at the time, four OF whom were IA
tally burned.
A COW caused bad wreck on he North. |
ern Pacific, forty-seven miles from Port
land Ore, recently. James Nolan was
fatally injured; the engineer Ii. Jones,
seriously.
GEORGE PFETFgn was found dead in
bed at 200 East Thirty fourth street. New |
York, the other morning having been
suGoeatcd by gas, HIS room mate, Morris |
A. Redding, was unconscious.
TuE strikers at LAWN, Montigny and |
Courrieres, Frarcs continued to hold out
aud threatened 10 obstruct the miners who |
had resumed work at Lens,
JonE PHILLIPS large barn at Poplar
Grove, near Rockford, Ill., was burned the
other night with oasire contents, A tramp
entered the building aud while smoking
fell asleep, The hay was set on fire and
the man was completely cremated, only
three Of his bones being found
The Presidents private secretary Hal
ford, who has been i'll for some time, has
been pronounced out OF danger by his
physic ans and expects 10 resume his
dulles in few days.
The thermometer at St. Vincent, Mnn.,
almost loached zero early on the morning
of the 2lst
SINCE August 3. 1851, when the Govern.
ment first began the purcha.e Of bonds, to
and including the ls'h, the amount pur-
chased has been $40, SSs, 400 at total cost,
including prem ums Of S2ii, ,l96, no Had
they been allowed to mature the cost
wou d have been S293 100 7iG, or a saving
Of sfI G6S, ,0s1