Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-07

Samuel Hopkins for making pot and
pearl ashes. The total number Of pat
onts issued during the century was 4S3,-
4s2
THREE children OF Samuel Warrington.
a farmer near Laurel, Del, have died
within two weeks Of black measles, and
the father has become raving maniac
in consequence.
THE Illinois Legislature has passed
the requisite resolution permitting Chi
cago to issue bonds for the Worlds
Fair.
RIoTs are reported on Sado island,
Japan, consequent upon the high price
OF rice.
Mrs. REESE and her sister, Miss An
derson, were drowned at Youngstown,
N. Y.
JACOB HANCOCK and wife, an aged
couple, were fatally injured by run
away at Mackville, Ill
UNDER the new form of statement is
sued by the Treasury Department the
public debt showed net decrease dur
ing the month OF July of S395. 257.
PATSY DowNEY, Peter Mclaughlin
and Charles Mcneil, inmates Of the
Sunnyside orphan asylum near Toronto
Ont, while attempting TO cross the rail
road track in a carriage were struck by
passenger train and all three instantly
killed.
The total wheat yield of Tennessee is
placed at $500, 900 bushels. Corn will
produce only go per cent of crop { the
rest of the season be favorable. Cotton
is in fine shape.
In the race for the Goelet cup of New
port, r. l., by the New York Yacht Club
the Volunteer won, beating the Puritan,
Katrina, Gossoon and others.
LIGHTNING in North Abingdon, Mass,
killed Mary QuigleN aged twenty, and
badly injured Thomas Sheridan and his
wife and son.
BUSINESS failures Dun's report for
the seven days ended July 81 num-
bered' ls9, compared with 1893 the previ-
GUS week and 2lO the corresponding
week of last year The business tone
was good.
MANY deaths have occurred in Italian
regiments on the French frontier and
they have been ordered removed to the
interior.
The Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion has promulgated it's order mate
rally reducing grain rates from points
$50 miles in Kansas and 200 miles in
Nebraska to the Mississippi river. The
order does not affect Eastern rates,
which were declsred not v be excessive.
THERE was meeting held at the
State House grounds, Columbus, O., on
the I'd to protest against the Federal
Elections bill.
CLEANING house returns for tho week
ended August showed an average in
crease of 1874 compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York the increase was 15.e
BUSINESS was duh on the London Ex-
change during the week ended August
g Americans were lower The Con-
tnental bourses were quiet and firm.
Two miners we're crushed to death
trndur he cage in a shaft at Rappahan-
mock, Pa, the engineer lowering it sud
denly on them.
JUDGE SHAFER, of the Superior Court |
OF California, has decided that Sarah |
Althea Hills so-called marriage con-
a forgery and that she had no claim on.
the estate.
THE population OF Arizona is 1000
Tucson has 5,ls5; Phoenix, BIB, and
Prescott 1,sl3
AMNESTY has been granted by the
French Government to all persons con-
victed of offenses in connection with la
Dor strikes
THE Nashville, Tenn, Herald has ex-
pelled its force OF union printers.
Iowa crops are reported seriously in
jured by drought. Their recovery to
any great extent is impossible.
THE first consignment of this years
tea arrived at New York from China
and Japan on the Sd.
DIPHTHFRIA is reported malignant
near Kingston, N. Y.
FREEMAN's large -four mill at La
Crosse, Wis, was destroyed by fire re-
Gently. Loss, nearly $500, 600; insur-
ance, Sl6O 600