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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Burning Up.

From Geographic reports re-
ceived at Denver, it would seem
that greater portion of the Sangre de
Cristo range in Colorado and New Mexico
is in flames. A special Espanola, N. M.
says the valley is obscured by smoke from
the burning mountains east of Espanola.
The fire extends over 20 miles up and down
the Santa F'e range and makes beautiful
and weird appearance. The fires have
been burning for several days now, and as
no attempt has been made 70 extinguish it
the loss will be great. Palmer Lake, Col.
says the forest fire which has been burning
in the Cook Greek district the past few
days is still out of reach. 1t took south
west course up what is known as Cords
Canon, burning at "a furious rate, and has
at present destroyed 1000 acres of young
timber.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04

During a quarrel at McKeesport Pat
Briefly, a mill worker, shot man named
Rielston dead. Briefly escaped.
A LIVE whale, II feet long, was captured
at Lamoine, Me-, recently, on the shore
of a narrow inlet from Frenchman's
Bay.
WESTERN capitalists will establish an inn
mense canning establishment in San Fran
cisco. The capital stock of the new enter
prise is 81, 500, 9O0
Josephine FORMER of Saginaw, whose
father was murdered two years ago, says
she has been compelled TO leave that city
under threats of death, some enemies hav-
ing combined to get away with her.
Mrs. WILLIAM PHEEIN and her 12 chill
dren, half of whom were twins, passed
through the barge Office at New York from
the steamship Friesland recently on her
way to join her husband at Fort City, Pa.
The body of a man who registered as C.
p. Reynolds, Upper Sandusky, o., was
found in room at the Neil house, Column
bus, Sunday evening. He is supposed to
have died Of heart disease.
At North Sewicl5ly, Pa. Sunday, James
Burnett stabbed Joe Cottley, and instantly
killed him. Both parties were under the
influence of hard cider and bad beer. They
are railroad hands, and the murderer was
captured in a short time.
SrXTEES-YEAR-oLD Ida McCrey Of Column
bus, Ind, in spite Of her fathers opposition,
ran away with her lover, Frank Thomas,
a wealthy sporting man of that city, We'd
nesday. They were married and went to
Chicago TO spend their honeymoon.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
THE CHOLERA.
THE DISEASE AND ITS RAVAGES
. IN SPAIN.
No Hope For The Entombed Hill
Farm Miners.
Bits of News From All Parts OF the
World.
The snuaw,s Vengeance.

ABERDEEN, n. d., JUNE 2S.-Rain-in-the-
Face, the noted Sioux chief, ranking next
to Sitting Bull in renown, and made promi-
nent through the Custer massacre, is lying
at Standing Rock agency N. D., danger
ously wounded, and unless a change for the
better soon takes place, he must die
There is a sensational story in connection
with the case. The chief was stabbed in
the chest several days ago by squaw, a
handsome young woman whom he had neg
lected for another young woman. After a
desperate quarrel between Rain-in-the-Face
and his squaw, during which she drew o
knife, the chieftain removed TO another
lodge. That night while he lay asleep his
wife entered and plunged long knife into
his side and chest, making terrible wounds
She then gave herself up, saying she was
sorry she had not killed him. Should he
die, she will be tried for murder. She is
now under strong guard as violence is
feared
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

A movement is on foot to export cotton
from Egypt to Massachusetts.
There were 1.775 emigrants landed at
the barge Office, New York. Sunday.
GEO. FaANcIs TRAIN will take part in
the Fourth celebration at Chehalis. Wash
Count Kalnoliy. the Austro- Hungarian
minister of foreign affairs is seriously ILL.,
The Russian authorities have expelled
$50 Austrians from the vicinity of Myslow-
itz. Poland.
The Vatican has proposed that Bishop
Memmillod of Lausanne be nominated as
papal nuncio to Switzerland.
The decoration of the order of the Black
Eagle has been served upon Chancellor
Won Caprivi by the emperor.
Baron Ferdinand dc ROthchild has been
presented by the queen of a bust of herself
the work of the sculptor Boehm.
A report is in circulation at Cairo that
all the Europeans who were captured by
the mahdi have been released by him.
The Russian government has begun the
construction of several new lines of railway
in the direction of the Prussian frontier
The German National Gazette announces
that the Anglo-German agreement relative
to East Africa has been finally concluded.
1t is said that Malta Island has been
ceded to Germany, and that the agreement
between England and Germany will be
presented to their respective parliamcnts
in few days.
1T is stated that the Canadian govern
ment will proceed to remove the export
duty from saw logs as soon as the United
States tariff bill becomes a law.
TWELVE hundred coal miners are striking
at the Spring Arbor, N. S., collieries.
The men object to the system of docking
a whole box of coal for short measure or
stone. This is the largest mine in Nova
Scotia.
REV. Mr.. STURGEON inherited a large
sum of money from an admirer in an En-
glish town. but distributed the entire
amount among the testator's relations.
The trial Of the breach of promise case
of Miss Wiedemann, a German governess,
against Robert Walpole, heir 10 the earldom
of oxford. has resulted in disagreement
of the jury.
A MOB Of 40 persons gathered at IL
o'clock Wednesday night at the house Of
Watt Squires, about 10 miles northw.. Of
Cameron, Mo-, TO tar and feather his son,
Bud, who IL is claimed ruined young
woman OF the neighborhood. About 40
shots were exchanged. Two men were
! fatclly woup led.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
Republic has no lawyer.

Republic has no lawyer.
Gus Plud shot his wife at Iron Mountain
"Wednesday night
Harvey Barker has been appointed post
master at Portsmouth.
Kamaster has struck a vein of mineral
water that cures rheumatism.
III. II. Hines of Stanton has just lost %
sheep that were killed by dogs.
A South Haven druggist is doing big
r.Iasiness in ''original package whisky.
Farmers have been notified that there'l
DC boom in the price of wool this week.
Sunday night Hiram Claypool OF Benton
WARRIOR, who is only 10 years old. assaulted
Frank McClosl1y with club. II McClosky
Hives Claypool will go TO the reform school,
.but the chances arc against bis recovery.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
A Iratal Swim.

KIINGER LAKE, June 30.-Morley Coun-
ter, young ieweler of Three Rivers, was
drowned at Klinger Lake yesterday, while
bathing. He was taken with cramps and
drowned in sight of about 100 people on a
steamboat and 25 men who were bathing
with him. The Lake Shore railway ran an
excursion yesterday from Kalamazoo to the
lake and he was one of the excursionists.
His parents live at Seaforth, Can.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
He Sat on the Fire.

A householder discovered that .
spark from a neighboring coniiagra-
ton had fallen upon his own slightly
slanting roof, and had set fire to the
shingles. All the buckets and tubs
had gone to the big fire, and there was
no one IL send after them. even had
there benn time for such measure;
but the man was equal to the emer-
gency. He rushed TO u pond near by,
and deliberately sat down in the wa
ter. To run upstairs and out upon
the roof was the work of moment.
and then he "sat on" the fire in more
senses than one, aud saved the house.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04

The new city hall at Portland, Ore, is to
cost $500, 900.
The dowagcr queen of Corca died June
aged SO years.
The French government deny officially
that the cholera had appeared in France.
The Russian government has extended
the period of quarantine at all Black sea
ports.
The French and British postal authori-
ties are arranging for a new cable between
Paris and London.
The three persons kidnapped by bandits in
the San Nicolas district of Cuba about one
week ago have been released. The amount
of the ransom paid has not been learned.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
A Hurricane.

PAW Paw. June 30.-Saturday night the
wind blew hurricane in the vicinity of
SThree-Mle Lake, and the roof was lifted
srpm the hay barn of Thomas Graham, car
Eisd over 30 rods and landed in a field of
beans The barn boards were split into
Isindling wood. Large trees were broken
Oh several feet from the ground, and others
ware torn out by the roots. leaving holes
Isrge enough 10 drive team into. 1t took
n strip about four rods wide, and fences
nUe.re laid fat.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
DETROIT MARKETS.
Jobbing Prices.

TAELOw-ic per n.
sALT-In 10 bbl. lots Zoe delivered.
BEFswAX-Steady at 20 TO SEE per D.
CABBAGES-Selling at - . per Dbl
CHEESE-Fu cream, stead, at SIC per n.
HoNEl-Dull at l29lSc for comb and saioc for eS.
tracted per n.
PoTAToEs-In car lots on track, 500 zoe per bu and
dulii jon lots iOCI c.
DRIED FauIT-Applcs, lAa5sc, and evaporatel 100
lies evaporated peaches. 1'cs2oc per n.
APrLES-lecS boxes sold at GO@S2c.
BEANs-Cty hand-picAed are quiet at 81 759l 50
per Lu
EG}s--.n moderate supply and steady at 49, pc.
dozcn
NATURALIZATION at the following ices; Spring
chickens per 10 lie; ducks, Sc turkeys, Toe.
BUrrtls-Be,t ua,ry Is selling at 9slic and cream
cry, Il to &c per n.
HlpEs-Quoted ~ follows. Green city. &c, country.
&c; cured No !, 5c No g ic' calf No. l. 6ci No
veal kip No. l. NV; runners ami No. 2, $685. sheep
skins, 50cei q, "a to quality of wool.
WHEAT-No. red, oijGg,94c No. } red, Slei No. 1
white sl1+aSsc.
CORN-No. 9 3jJSc.
oAT5-No. ., 32ci No. mixel, 3),
RYE-No. ?. Sic.
BARLEY-No. ., nominlL
FLAN-No I seed 81 ~.
HAY sEED-Prime timothy, 81 ptoL g..
PoRK-Mess, si2 G2I to ls IS.
LAkD-Per 100 pounls, q 20.
TwlNE For ndnS-lJ9c per n
The Wool Markets.
DrTRoT-Fine washed, 2,c per n e7ci medium
s9ci unwashcd, cottcd and black, 3 of.
PImADELrinA-"Ool market quite. Prices steady.
ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above.
a3lt3ic y. 5l@2S; medium. 3i@3oc coarse Is tS6c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western. fine or or M
ssI4@Sc MEDIUM ;6is to Ici coarse "a to 3j15c fine
washed de.ainc AMI NN, 80 To 81 cents; medium
washed combing and delnine, 80 to Iec do 35
TO 3c Canada washed cDnbng, 80 to SIC; tub washed
choice 3t to iOcI fair. 81 c. 30 to 36ci
washed combng AMI deaine. medium 81 to 31ci
271 to ssc Montana Ii 2ic territorial 10 10 22c.
oSToS-Thcre l. no change TO notice in wool Sales
were made mostly In small lots, and the tone Of the
mar ;et was barely steady. Ohio heeces In very
small stock sold at 81 SIC, and Xxx at 80 to sac.
Michigan was offered at SIC but was dull Territory
woods selling at 90 to o9c for ne IS to 6oc for line
medium, ami 50 TO SIC for medium New spring Texas
Is quiet at % TO 2ic, quality Spring California
sold at II to -Oc. oregon wool moves slowly. Pulled
woos have been in fair dcnanl with sales Of snper at
80 to ioc and OF % SOC. Foreign woods
firm
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Disinfecting BARRIERS Implements.

The authorities at Nordhausen, ir
Saxony. at the suggestion of the dis.
trict medical officer, have issued an or
der to BARRIERS to disinfect their brushes
and other implements Immediately
after use, and before they are applied
to the hair or beard of apother cus
toner.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Many Drowned.

BREsT. June GA foot bridge leading
from a steamer to a landing stage at ST.
Jean collapsed yesterday and hundreds of
persons were thrown into the sea. Seven
bodies have been recovered and many other
persons are missing. Divers are engaged
in a search for other bodies.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
The Strike Is or.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, June 2S.-The
strike on the Illinois Central has
been declared off. and the men returned TO
work Friday afternoon on the condition
that Supt. Russells authority in the matter
of employing and discharging men be cur
tailed. The railroad authorities agreed to
the demand, and Russelps powers will be
more limited in the future.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04

Mary vetter was sent from the Adrian
reformatory 20 the Kalamazoo asylum last
spring. Her father insisted that the girl
wasn't crazy and took the case to the court.
Judge Brown has released her.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Silver and Sugar.

ST. PETEpsBuRG. June 30.-New laws
have ben promulgated providing for the
coinage OF 5000, 900 roubles worth of silver
tokens. and surtax of 40 copecks per pood
on sugar.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
CowsKIS PRAIRIE NOTES.

Waite Bell served as grand juryman at
the recent term Of court.
Charlie Brswn and Mics wsstsnhayer were
married by CLERK McGhee.
--Jesae starr and Bill stover are doing the
prairie, taking the census.
Several OF tho boys have received invita-
tlons to attend U S. court at Fort smith
Niles Ella Wilson, who teaches the White
water school, has very nice attendance and
is giving general satisfaction,
Rev Tan -you-nie-ey's daughter, Miss
Ruthe, died last Monday, after a painful and
lingering sickness or several months. She
was highly esteemed By all who knew hsr.
Special term OF district court convened on
the g4th, Judge Tom Burlington presiding.
Joe Tic-a- ma -se-na and Car-lo-nes-ky were
arraIgned for larceny and convicted. The
Judge pronounced sentence on the former for
six months and the latter for nine months at
hard labor at the national prison. The Judge.
with his usual dignity, gave the unfortunate
Young men good advice, and said he regretted
to pass sentence but as the strong arn Of the
law had overtaken them. 1t became his duty to
do SO. The judge is gaining reputation sat
iafactOry % the people.
March 81, 1890
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
BLUKJAcKET AND VICINITY.

Easter services here next Sunday.
There ia an express onhco at BIuejacket
now
Rev Copeian 4 has moved into the Jones
house north OF the depot.
Miss Cora Rluejacket started to wlnsor.
Mo, last week to attend school at that place
JAS Coats, Of Timber hill. aud Miss zettle
Neigh werernarrled Sunday tho 23rd Inst, by
Rev Curnut
"A. Blsvins has been hauling rock for the
foundation ofhis new store roo ON, which he
win erect soon.
--Chas. Gnllett who has been sick for about
three months with consu ,ption, died on the
28th inst. and WAS buried in the Little Cabin
graveyard.
Rev Hubbard, Of naimi nation, and Mrs
Canyon, OF Chicago, are holding protracted
meeting in the "soeiety Of Friends" church at
this place.
Judge Gore Is going into the fruit husi-
meas on a large scales he has about two hun
dred besring trees, and going TO put 1000 more
out this spring IL Is his intention, he says,
to put out 100 acres in the near future
April l, 1920. srSrAr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
Ho

"A laboratory at DR.. Dawson's new drug
store.
Mr. Moore's day school is nourishing
There are thirty scholars in attendance.
C. B Beck is receiving car loads plumber
and it is seen going out on wagons in all di-
rections.
#. NJ. CrOwell and his gsutesi clerks are
busy handing goods over the ceunter and tax
ing In the change.
Farmers susy come that have corn In the
ground are asking Il you think It will grow
this cold weathsrq
Col. Il. II. Hubbard has moved into his
new dwelling on main street and has one
room fitted ~ for a law once.
Our batchelor friend. Rufus, is looking to
to the tribe Of Benjanin for an appointment
in the shape Of postmastership.
The leading democrat OF Alton. J. p
Thompson, Is asking for The appointment Of
census taker for Delaware district.
Alton on a boom; two new business hous-
es nearly finished. G. W Green meved bis
goods Into his new store room this week.
Mr.. Goodwin. the nursery man sonth OF
town. is 50 very busy granting trees that him
self and family can scarcely take time 10
sleep
Mrs. Batter, an experienced miilinsr. has
shop here IN fall blast. Old hats and bon
nets done over and msde to look as well a.
they did IN their yonthful days
II r. Livinrsion Is fitting upa room for 3
resaanrsut. The new hotel. under ths mau-
agsment Of. Il. ALLEY, Is decided success.
Mrs Alisy knows iast how 20 get np dinner
for . hungry man.
Nar 81 lseo. b.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
PRAIRIE CITY sEWs.
sYNTAr

Il big party was given at Prairie City
school house for the beneHt Of Rev A NJ
Rslchsr, which realized 81 Is, on very short
netice-tos short 10 give ;he people an oppor-
tunlty to attend.
- II. Copeland and A W. Hariand were
summoned to Fayetteville. Ark, 10 appear
against the boy that.shot his little sister near
Harland's ferry. Of which mention was made
in former communications. The boy was
bound ever to await action sfthe grand jury.
"A serious Ore occurred on the NidiGsr
farm, three miles west OF here. and occupied
by Samuel Foust. on Thursday last. while
the hurricane was at It's height spark from
the stove ell upon the straw roof Of the sta
BILE, and soon the entire building was In
flames. Grant Foust was the only man on
the premises, and with great dihculty he sue
cesded in getting out one horse and two colts,
when he was 80 badly burned lie was com
pelled to retire. Ths loss, including valaa-
BILE mare, seine harness. farming Implements
and lot chickens. was over two hundred dol
lars
March 81. 1890. c. RASK.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

mrs. n. H. cass went to 81, Louis iAat
Tuesday
Col. s s. Fears Of the MnsksEee bar, was
IN the city this week,
g Nelson, member OF one OF the most
popular law nrma In Huskoges, was in the eltr
yesterday
-. y Ballard. of Claremore .paased through
the city Tuesday en-route for 50. Louis 70 buy
a stock OF drugs MIR, Ballard viii bring HIS
goods back next week and at once open drug
store In ClAremors
--C A. Cnmmins ia again In the city after
an absence OF several days. Since Charlie has
turned hla sole attention to reporting for tina
81. Louis Republic lie never let's the grass
grow under HIS feet. Ae.Ga good reporter
and his articles are read with interest
Charles Il Smell, solicitor Of Delaware,
was in the city on business yesterday. From
this place he went 20 Seneca to purchase lot
OF blooded stock Itseems that Charlie ls as
snccessful farmer as he lie solicitor,
which Is saying good deal slnss he is said to
have convicted more men than any solicitor
Delaware has had.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03

The powder magazine, which occupies an
mInens position enc block fr9m this business
center, has become obnoxloua and a petition
Ia circulating. asking for ita renewal.
= Tbs action OF congress concerning court
leg ialation for the territory IL becoming very
slresome. II would be we'll for the wiseaeres
either TO do something or qnIt furnishing evil
dence Of false presencea OF want Of backbones
There IA considerable comment in refer
encs TO depredat ions on the "trip by boomers
There Ia law making the the setting nre 10
prairiss. etc, q misdemeanor, yet no arrests
have been mnde by the officers many of tho
guilty parties are known.
y W Farr was last week held by the com
missioner on a charge Of malicious mischief
at Muldrowi he gave bond Lewis Spencer
languIsheth for assault, and George Glib
son, II. A. Grlffey ana X II. wilt, OF Okla
homa, are also Jail Inmatea charged With
cutting timber on government land.
some months ance number Of prisoners
we're discberged by ge Parker, on habeas
corpus. and aimply taquired to give their per-
sonal rscogniaancs for their appearance, pend
Ing an apps al to this supreme eourt- Thus far
no steps seams to have been taken In further
enea Of the appeals, Just what will be done
in these cases remains to be seen.
THE legal way In which prisoners are re-
moved from one jurledlctlon to another Is by
warrant OF the judge. yet Kansas and Texas
commissi onera issue warrants and suspects
arc taken out of the territory before them,
examined and committed to Mnskogee jail,
sometimes without an opportunity, even to
give bail BY the time a few damage suits
are Instituted the present graduation will
cease.
Marcel institute, undsr the M anagement
Of Rev. 4 II. Brewer, never before In its his
tory was more prosperous than now The
system Of teaching Is satisfactory to patrons,
and the training In morals and manners Ia In
valuable To persuade the friends OF the
school and especially citizens or Muskogee
that different arrangement would be An Inn
provement, would be a most dnicnlt task.
Minerva home also keeps place and is not sx-
cslled an ywhers In missionary work. Mus-
kogse ia proud OF her Institutions OF learning
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-03
ADAiR NOTES.


Maj Town and Robert ssoughtOn returned
from Chicago on the 25th
Robert Morgan departed on the 25th for
McAlester, where hS enters the railway serv-
Ice.
Tuck Rider is lying quite low 1t twas
supposed he was dying several days ago but
he rallied and Is still lingering.
--Ihs entertainment for the benefit Of the
church and school house fund proved grand
success financially, the net proceeds being
s5l.75.
Mrs George Warren is quite sick and has
been for some time. Her Two sisters, Mrs.
Cobb and Coleman, OF Wagoner. came in on
the evening train, Friday, the ssth
Miss Maude Clark left on the Gsth for
Galesburg, his, where she will spend the
next three months attending Lombard uniyer-
sity She was accompanied by her mother as
far as sedalia, where they will spend the Sun
day with her grand parents.
Married. at the residence OF Rev f NJ
CLARK, on the 26th, Mr., John 5 Patton and
Miss Lena spanlding, Rev CLARK officiating,
The marriage was solemniEed in the presence
Of some thirty or forty persons. Mr.. W. c
Patton and wife and Mr., Halsell and wife, OF
Vlnita, being among the number. After the
ceremony the. company repaired to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Bonebrake, near Patton's ranch,
where an elegant supper was served and
general good time enjoyed.
Last week we spoke Of Mr.. Perrin coming
here as our blacksmith. but this was false
alarm. After leaving here he changed bis
mind, but this aid not let US ont of black
smith by any means, as A. o. johnson, Of
vinita, who was here with Mr.. Perrin looking
over the ground, returned on Monday and set
up shop anu went TO work in eArnesTAnd has
had his hands full from the very start. Mr..
johnson proves to be very clever workman
aAd is turning out geod work. He will move
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tIrtS vnNus
March so. 1890 WHO.