Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24

The President has approved the act
to admit free OF duty articles imported
for the St Louis Exposition from Cana
da. Mexico and other American repub-
lies.
THE funeral services Of Mr.. Randall,
ex-Speaker OF the House, took place in
Washington on tho 18th, after which the
body was taken to Philadelphia and
buried in Laurel Hin cemetery, many
distinguished persons being present at
the ceremonies
THERE was a rumor that on Stanley's
return TO England he would again be-
come n British subject, resnming his
nationality which he relinquishcd
twenty-five years ago in America.
PRINcE BISMARCK is preparing his
memoirs. He will be assisted in the
work by DR. Schweninger and Herr
Young. a prominent writer OF Hamburg,
whom tho ex-Chanccllor has known in
timately for many years
A LATE letter from Brazil said that
the discomfort among the military was
growing. The Government did not dare
to enforce the order that was issued to
three battalions OF infantry to embark
for the southern provinces The mutt
nous battalions resisted the order and
during the nights Of March - and %
the barracks we're guarded. Finally the
authorities yielded. On the 26th plac-
ards bearing the words down With the
Dictatorship" were posted throughout
the city
THE Massachusetts Senate has adopted
a resolution addressed TO Congress de-
claring in favor OF a thorough revision
Of the tariff and the reduction OF duties
upon tho raw materials OF manufactures
and upon the necessaries Of life as far
as the same can be made with due re-
gard to laboring and manufacturing in
terestS
AMONG the passengers on the steamer
Trinidad, which sailed from New
York on tho 18th for bermuda,
were ex-President r. H. Hayes and
bis daughter. Miss Fannie h. Hayes.
The ex-Presidcnt appeared to he in the
best OF health.
THE King Of Dahomey, Africa, with
large army. is now at Lagos. West Afri-
ca, ready 10 attack the French. Eight
villages have been burned.
EDIToR GoDKIN Of the New York
Evening Post has been arrested for the
third time in connection with the Posts
biographies Of Tammany leaders
A SENSATION was created at ST Peters
burg by the announcement that the
young woman arrested recently for at
tempting 10 bribe a Government official
to surrender a copy OF the Governments
mobilization schemes and the plans OF
the Russian frontier fortihcations acted
under the orders Of Baron Won Plcsson,
naval attache OF the German Embassy.
THE Pope on the 2oth received 5000
Italian pilgrims lie made a forclble
speech in which he indicted the Gov
ornment
Ex-GovERNoR w. W. HorrIN died at
Providence. r. l.. on the 18th. aged
eighty-two years lie was Governor
from 1854 10 1850.
Ex-GovrRNoR JAMES POLLOCK died at
Lock Haven. Pa, on tho 18Th. aged
eighty years. lie was a member Of the
Twentieth. Twcnty-ninth and Thirtieth
Congresses. Governor Of Pennsylvania
in 1874. director Of the Philadelphia
Mint in 1861. Superintendent OF The
Mint in 1s7a and Supervisor OF Eloc-
tions IN 1856
A IkTF dispatch from Cracow. Poland.
asserted that the Polish Socialists and
Anarchists In Galicia are rampant and
that they intend 90 revolt in May
THE Pan-American Congress adi iourne1
sine die on The laih and left Washing
ton fer a three weeks toar through The
southern States rendered b the Gov
enmcnt before leaving Tor their homes