Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09

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THE present population OF Sioux City
Iowa, is 81, s62; of Dallas, Tex, 49, 14O
OF Macon, Ga, 22, 6ss; and OF the STATE
OF New Hampshire, 375, 1927.
IT is stated that Eastern capitalists
have organized company with ST. 900, 00t
capital for the purposes OF manufactur
ing timed plates The headquarters Of
the company will be at Baltimore. II
Will run its own tin mines and will try
TO conh,ol the American timed plate
trade.
THE United States Fish Commission
promises to make great exhibit OF fish
and fisheries at Chicago during the
Worlds Fair The National Commits.
sion has been called to meet in Chicago
October Is
WILLIAM II. SCHRGyER the bank cashier
OF Columbus, Ind, who escaped to Cana
da with $500, 900 in bonds and cash and
was only recently arrested, has turnod
over all his i'll gotten gains and will
plead guilty
TWELVE hundred miners at Dayton,
Tenn, have struck against reduction
in wages.
CHOLERA has reappeared in Toledo,
Spain. Four cases, one fatal, have been
reported.
ERNEST Humphreys, a negro who had
killed two other negroes, was lynched
at Princeton, Ky.
IT reported in Chicago that the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad has arranged for a
new entrance to Chicago
FIVE men were killed by boiler OK
plosion at Gurl,y's saw mill, Chewalla,
Tenn. Among the unfortunates was
Gurley himself
THE small lake pleasure steamer
Golden Eagle exploded at Peoria, Ill.
OF the fifteen passengers only two were
slightly hurt
LOUISE CARRINE, who lives on the
third floor OF 1893 Lake street, Chicago,
was horribly beaten by burglars She
will die
THREE Cinnamon were baptized In the
Emanuel Baptist Church at Albany, N.
Y, recently by lev Henry NJ King,
d. ID.
STORIES concerning the establishment
of huge tin-plate facories are declared
to be fakes
THE London Stool Exchange was
easier during the weebended October 4
American securities ,ere depressed.
Paris was quiet and Betin heavy.
CLEARING house returs for the week
ended October showed IN average de-
crease OF Is compared with tho cor
responding week of last ear. In New
York there was decreaseof s. 1.
THIEVES are reported busy at work
sreirfg rhe-cattle n %As chtr0ke1 Sfri7r
livestock Association.
The house OF John McBee, an ex-
policeman OF Dubuque Iowa, was re-
Gently on fire. His wife ana three
children were fatally burned. McBee
escaped by jumping out q window when
nearly suffocated.
Thirty arrests have been made in
Russia in connection vita q workmon's
political movement In tho interior
others have been arrested charged with
the manufacture of bombs
FIRE in Des Molnes, Iowa, destroyed
lIeath's oat meal mill, oneof the larg-
est in the State. The loss vas between
SIS, 900 and 500, 600
THE Secretary OF the Navyhas award.
ed to Cramp & Sons, Of Philadelphia
the contract for two coast Inc battle
ships to cost So, OS0, 600 each and one
armored cruiser to cost So, 725, 600.
FLEMING Bros, medicines, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, have assigned fol half a
million.
TuE capital fight of Oklahoma ended
on the 4th in victory for Oklahoma
City.
THE Navy Department has ordered
the commandant at the Ma,e Island
navy yard. California, to accept the new
cruiser San Francisco. On It's trip it
showed an average speed o 10 66S
knots per hour
THE clergy OF Treves, Germany, have
denounced lawn tennis as an mbecom-
ing game for German girls
JONAS g. CLARK, founder o. Clark
University Worcester, Mass, has made
another gift Of $4,000 to the general
fund.
An open switch caused a collision be-
tween passenger train and an engine
at Mullan, Mont, in which Engineer
Masser was killed and his fireman in
iured. No passengers were hurt