Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-02-13

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plices In the plot 10 assassinate Prince
Ferdinand, OF Bulgaria, are reported TO
have been shot
MANY dangerous icebergs are reported
In the path OF Atlantic steamers.
THERE was collapse in the pig iron
market OF Scotland owing to the tenn
porary suspension Of payment by M. 5.
Wells, prominent broker.
TnE Mexican quarantine against hogs
from the United States aas been re-
moved.
THREE men we're badly injured by a
Baltimore & Ohio train running into a
snow drift near Connellsville, Pa, on
tho 7th.
THE President has approved the act
for bridge across the Missouri river
near the mouth of the Kansas river.
TIE passage OF the bill in the North
Dakota Legislature authorizing lotteries
is likely TO prove hurtful TO certain
Government officials who were said TO
be interested, the President and his
Cabinet being much incensed at this
dubious act Of the new State.
BUSINESS failures tDun's report) for
the seven days ended FEBRUARY 8 num-
bered Including Canada) s2i, compared
with 291 the previous week and 80s the
corresponding week OF last year.
BY the explosion OF a cylinder OF the
boilers Of new British cruiser at Mar
gate, England, two men were killed and
ten injured.
REV. DR BALL. who brought libel
suit against the New York Evening
Post, growing out OF the scandals in the
campaign OF 1884, lost his case at Buff
falo, N. r., on the 7th, the jury return
ing the verdict mo cause for action"
TROUBLES were reported between
white and black railroad laborers in
Bibbs County, Ala. At night while a
party Of whites were going through a
wood they we're ambushed by negroes,
two being killed and three wounded.
HENRY FAUNcE, the outraged timer
OF Aberdeen, Miss, has been located
and will be taken to Washington to tes-
tify before the Senate committee.
THE New York Legislature will in
yestigate Judge Bookstaver's relations
TO the Flack divorce case.
MucH havoc was created by wind and
sleet in Western Pennsylvania on the
7th. At Blairsville, near Pittsburgh,
two men were killed by walls falling in.
IT is estimated by the Southern Pa
cife officials at Coburg, Ore, thatit will
take 500 men one month 10 repair the
railroad track damaged by the food be-
tween there and Ashland, distance Of
40 miles. Six miles OF the track was
completely carried out.
RUBE BURROWS, the noted outlaw,
has been located near Milton, Fla. lie
was in the woods with number Of Off
GERS in pursuit
THE Greek steamer Spyridion Vaglian
has been wrecked and the captain lost
with thirteen others missing.
THERE was a fatal collision between
a freight and passenger train on the
Northern Central, near Harrisburg Pa,
on the 9th a fireman being killed and
five or six other persons injured.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended February s showed an average
increase Of ~ compared with the cor.
responding week of last year. In New
York the increase was Ia
BUSINESS was dull on the London !
Stock Exchange during the week ended |
February s. American railroads were
neglected. The Paris Bourse was quiet, |
three per cents showing a slight rise. |
Prices at Berlin were firm. At Frank |
fort business was quiet The Havana |
sugar market was active.
THE Pierre Insurance Company, OF |
South Dakota has failed.
TELEGRAAIs from Alden do not confirm |
the recent reports Of the massacre Of
French caravan by Somalis in Africa.
On the contrary the kilograms report the
arrival at llarrar Of the caravan in ques.
ton.
WfNGATE HALL, OF Names State Col.
Iege at Orono, Me, has been destroyed /
by fire. Loss about $4,000, insurance
$40, 600.
By the upsetting OF two boats filled
with boys on the river at New Orleans
On the 9th, seven were drowned, only /
one, Wilton Robey, aged seven, escap-
ng
THE four children OF Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Slater fell through the ice while skating
at Binnewater, near Kingston, n. Y, on
he 9th. The father and mother rushed
nto the water TO rescue, but they also
sank and the entire family perishcd.