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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Aunt Jack" presented BY tho A. NJ. Palmer Company
well received last evening. and enjoyed with much
hearty laughter. ~ Man OF the World" an oppor.
unity afforded OF seeing Joseph awoh in character
contrasted In which appeared In Aunt Jack
'GOod Ola Times" VIII be- played next week.
clover performances OF various sorts OF the Inter
Special Company brought together under the
sgerent Mark, ana Sharncr delighted those present at
Amphion Academy last eycring. Next week BARLEY
Camubcls siberia" VIII be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Prominent ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Uui. NSWICk. ia Is Congressman j. X Nicholson o'
Delaware. IIITH ANENrF senator W. lam D. WASH.
hmm. - Minnesota. toncr.-uan John W stewart ol
V.r1ont. Hotcfrnr Horace Boo,. ". VI Ham ana ton
rIc..ran.eect Thomas Bowman. % Iowa '>''oN'th''
S,mro. r Htu-c- - Montana and Stevenson B"-he "'
tc,.land. niI~I.Y- & ourf"--uan WiIi1m J" Nh~'h'
Cd, w., VIRGINIA GRAND INlON -toucres~inan John
II k.f ham %, D..c Plains y y HuFtMAN-'.N.
Coar-..,rsn g. y FELTON,. - California. and george ,
we'd Z rnu.b.ls y. Y NEWNoEk Mis- Winnie
U.N.-. - B,au,oi-. M.~,. ST. JAMES-John l. STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
NopTuFRN KEW JERSEY cot MITES.

Union nIIL.-Captam William Iabcock. OF New
vo, ave and Main found two buftars in his house
early Monday morning. The Captain, who Is eighN
rvo wears old took a revolver from a bureau ana
r,.r,ad nm th. iutrdrr,. lie hrei one shot AT thcf
and they fled Ia the yard and escaped over Il Oa'H
frnrc The thieves got no booty
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coatr', ttipcmTr'
,' ~, ,he track OF the Pennsylvania Railroad mere
~ t nn sunday night was struck by the Chesapeake
and Ohio cxpress and instantly killed. nc "aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
PI\INFlFI.l).
MARRIED., I

MARRIED. TilOl TIL BELIEVED TO BE DYING.
I'm. wedding Oi woman supposed 10 be on her
d.,tbLod took place in Plaintcld Yesterday after
uu,u when Miss Rcbccca Dunson was married
IA lame, Paisley Long. Miss Duus0n on her
way To Sew York last Friday when she received prop
ably fatal ujurie, by lcapng from fast express tram
ot In, NcthcrwOod railway station She Wa thcn
nm her WAY to New DIRK 10 make IA last insp'' uol ot
her. Wedding troi>,cau Miss Dun~On wa, brOlght 10
III ,itv I'M an ambulance. The Rev. j. A. stafford
performed The wedding ceremony AT Miss D"''o"
l,.ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

rho re,,,r,nre OF ~ gold Mine by Nat G. Goodwin
ana hi, con,any ls.t evening at The PARK Ih.f' was
witnessed by ml house and the good points o' ' play
and the sc,inc were fuly appreciated IN" pay VIII be
repeated every .,, Ming and al th'r m'u"' u' week
=. 80 -.. ot,cu ON the Christina, holiday Ihr
NAV ncx, wool, ~ BE- '2g Second Floor" hnd Miss Annie
PiXley viii be IN IL
Al the fe. Avenue Academy the Admirable qualities Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Tho Lincoln Hcpubi, ln tlub 81 10" y 'Ir A-~n1V
Dlstf.. met night loo ih" cnh room 81 "" -" '",
,,. AID .-, I'D L.--. F.r-d"I't. Hchh' ~
Iu.n. rt.i ,lce.ur-.iccui John II 'iv"h"shi "'"'"
,l,e.,rr..ut Wlau nrnt' recording ~"rr'f'' Jam =
smith. corresponding -e,5rify Michael II'heN Oh"''l'
SECRETARY Terence 4. M"o"VTh " '~ii"i' I'"'" "
l.fy. .-ry-,u. at slnI~. Martin Btau"l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

AIthous, fine I;r.. jamc, H. ID, dale wa acquitted
lat week. the charge 81 Assault maui '-'"' III" Nv
I-.nt nou Tao N,-tfv OF 81 Pctt'~ Protestant Lp,co
mi Church Of which he assistant minister ha-
accented his rr-ipnatiou. H. has had somewhat IN.
u,.I career since. ho Wae Ordained -\ years a'o. lie
,, a, One time assistant minister IN the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest In Ncr-Yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Ia Certainly very strong move; i'm pduc"d by Nj.
Bla ckburne in the Vienna Tournament of I'D
o. If 3. .P-Q III / % 4, I'-Q b - PAP'
PXP:P -Q h. ., recovering the pawn with superior
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

RICHARD CROKER, the big chief OF
Tammany Hall, is reported hopelessly
sick in Europe
THE marriage of Governor Toole, of
Montana, TO Miss Lilly Rosecrans,
daughter of General Rosecrans, took
place recently at st. Matthew'S Church,
Washington.
THE raid Of Major Wissmann on East
African tribes was successful.
THEODORE THOMAS, the musician, was
married to Miss Rose Fay at Chicago on
the 9TH.
AUSTRIAN and Hungarian papers are
all well pleased with the speech Of the
Emperor of Germany opening the
Reichstag
The President has nominated Albert
II. Jones as United States marshal of
Colorado.
THE President on the sth sent in the
Oklahoma nominations, headed by
George w. Steele, OF Ind Llama, for Gov
ernor. Robert Martin, of Oklahoma, is
Secretary and Horace Speed, Of Okla
homa, is Attorney.
FIVE thousand persons attended the
final services over the remains of the
late Senator Beck at Lexington, KY, on
the Sth
Born branches of the New York Leg
islature adjourned sine die on the 9th.
THE Georgia Temperance Association
has adopted resolutions urging Congress
to pass a measure giving States the right
TO control or prohibit the liquor traffic
regardless Of Interstate commerce.
THE Samoans have signed the treaty
agreed upon by England, Germany, Sa-
moa and the United States
THE Powers having interests in the
Congo Free State will henceforth be
permitted to levy duties on imports in
their respective sections.
BARON RoTHscHILD, of London, is said
10 be getting too fat
Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND in a letter
10 Secretary Hill, OF Oak Grove lodge.
Steubenville, O., indorses the Farmers
Alliance and reiterates his convictions
concerning the tariff.
The Mexican Senate Committee re-
ported favorably the bill granting an in
definite term TO the President. The bill
passed its first reading.
THE meeting OF the executive commit
tee OF the Republican National Commit
tee in Wash ngton has, owing TO the
absence OF General Clarkson, been post
poned indefinitely.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

LIEUTENANT EDWIN b. WEEKS, quar-
termaster at the United States army
post at San Antonio, Tex, committed
suicide by blowing out brains with
a revolver. Dependency was supposed
TO be the cause Of the rash act
THE Democrats have nominated
Richard Vaux to I'll Randalls place in
Congress. Vaux was born in Philadel-
phia in 1916
JUDeE GEORGE NJ SABIN. United
States District Judge OF Nevada, died
at San Francisco on the l2th.
ADvIcEs have been received from SEN
egal that the King has been murdered
by his subjects. He had tried to impose
upon them European ideas which he had
imbibed at the Paris Exhibition.
EMN PAsHA has demanded from the
Egyptian Government seven years ar
rears Of his salary as Governor of the
Equatorial Province and an annual PEN
sion for life
Primer BISMARCK is reported greatly
improved in health since his retirement
lie spends much time sorting and burn
ing letters
Two section men we're killed and a
third fatally injured BY being run down
by a special train near Prescott Wis
PHILIP BHeHr, youngest son Of the
late John Bright, the renowned English
statesman, has enrolled himself in the
Gladstone party.
Two engines were completely wrecked.
a fireman killed and an engineer fatally
injured b striking a landslide at tun-
mel near Campbellton, n. b.
THE first Republican Congress OF Bra
zil will elect President and the Brazil
ian Constitution will be promulgated
before August
GENERAL JuIIUs WHITE. ex-Ministes
to the Argentine Republic. died at South
Evanston, H., Of dropsy.
THF President has approved the act
for improving the ba.bei 1t Aransas
Pass. Tex.
BARON HIHscH proposes giving an
Amer can committee an annual sum Of
$4,000 for the purpose Of establishing
and sustaining an agricultural school
for the benefit Of Russian Hebrews in
the United States.
PROTESTS from Germany and England
in connection with the Mcassa Bey
trials caused the removals Of the Turk ]
ish Minister Of Justice and the Governor I
Of Constantinople
The Senate on the 18th passed the /
bill fixing times and places for holding /
Federal courts in Kansas The Silver /
bill was taken up. Mr. Jones giving his I
views Of the. question in a lengthy ad- j
dress The House had an animated de- I
bate over the Tarlf bill
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Five Men Reported Killed over the Herd
Law Another Claim Murcer.

Five Men Reported Killed over the Herd
Law Another Claim Murder.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, May ia
rumor reached here yesterday afternoon
that in a neighborhood row over the
Herd law in Little River County, twenty
five miles south of this place, five men
were shot and killed and number
seriously wounded. AS there is no
telegraphic connection with that locality
the authenticity of the report can not be
ascertained. Officers have left for the
place
The Governor and other Territorial
officers are expected to arrive to-day,
and large delegation of citizens has
been appointed to wait on them for the
purpose OF welcoming them to the Ter
ritory.
United States marshals were called
yesterday morning to Dee II. Fork,
settlement five miles north of this city,
where murder occurred. Henry La
born, young German, twenty-three
years OF age, was visiting his brother.
w. r. Laborn, who has had considerable
trouble with a neighbor, Frank Ely,
over stone quarry. Inc line between
the claims has never been surveyed, and
just whose claim the quarry was on has
been the cause of much dispute and
bitter feeling. In the afternoon Ely and
a brother-in-law of his passed the resi-
dence of w. K. Laborn. who called out
for them to get off of his claim. A
quarrel ensued and Henry Laborn came
out of the house to quiet the disturb
ance. Ely drew his revolver and
warned the brothers not TO advance upon
him. w. r. Laborn returned TO his
house, secured a revolver, and was just
passing out Of the door when the pistol
was accidently discharged. His brother
Henry was walking toward the house
and calling ON him not TO shoot, when
Ely fired three times, the second shot
the visiting brothers left
breast killing him instantly. Ely fed,
but has been arrested and is now con-
fined in the guard house at the military
camp. The deceased was an inofIensive
young man, and considerable feelingex-
lists among the neighbors in regard TO
the matter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
MIscELLANEOus-

By the falling Of smokestacl at a
saw mill at BraddOck. Pa. two Greeks
were fatally and two seriously injured.
The Government snag boat C. W.
Howell was wrecked at Shreveport La,
recently by striking pier of the rail-
road bridge.
THE drought has occasioned consider
able distress in Cuba.
The jury az Bordentown, N. j..
brought in verdict Of guilty against
Mrs. Vandegrift. for killing her son
Frank to obtain his life Insurance
TT-ss Ss-is named Mcdonald, aged
nine and twelve became frightened at
an approaching rain at Portland, Ore,
and jumped into a creek and were
drowned.
JONAS RUSSELL. aged sixteen, and
Clarence Hickox. aged seventeen, went
to camp out in a cave and were buried
alive and smothered near Des Moines,
Iowa
THE county poor house at Norwich. n.
Y, was destroyed by fire recently. A
number Of imbecile women. who had
been locked up as usual for the night,
perished in the flames
THE lime producers combination in
Maine has expired by limitation and
prices are now expected to fall nearly
100 per cent
The Pcnnsylvania Railroad Company
Is reported from Pittsburgh to have its
contribution Of s275. 600 10 the Chicago
Worlds Fair all ready for delivery.
A SENSATION has been caused in Rms
sian military circles BY the discovery
that a large quantity Of bombs have
been stolen from the magazines at Se-
bastopol. Evidence is abundant that
the abstraction Of munitions has been
systematically carried on and has ex-
tended over several months
THEIR was a report that an old charge
was likely to be trumped up against
Lady Cook cTennie Clafinl in Illinois
Abo1i twenty-six years ago when a girl
she was induced by her mother 70 clair
voyantiy treat a woman foT cancer The
woman died and charge Of manslaugh-
Ter was preferred. but was not pushed
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
PARAoRAPHlc PLUMBER.


A SUMNER cottage built by Now
York millionaire is Of hemlock logs
hewn on three sides with the bark left
on the fourth side. A veranda is con-
structed on three sides Of hemlock logs
in the rough.
NoHrImUN mon residing at Atlanta
have organized the Northern Society Of
Georgia. Its object is to promote social
intercourse. TO disseminate reliable in
formation concerning the South, 20 dis
courage sectional animosity. and TO pro
mote new enterprises and industries
THREE years ago st. Clair County
(Mich.), clergyman preached sermon
over the body Of good citizen. 1t was
a good sermon. and the preacher
charged the estate SO for it. The bill
hasn't been paid. and it is now in the
Probate Court. with Sl1 interest at
tachcd.
PsorHrr EBICKsoN explained the fall
ure OF his predictions by saying that
God made a mistake in the date" This
calls to mind the South Carolina negr1
who arose early one moaning. and
gazing BY turns at the eastern horizon
and an old battered watch, finally ex-
claimed; III ds3 sun don't come up in
Just two miDAes, she'll be late dis
mOrnin't'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
oAPIToL uMRoofep.
A Hurricane Visits jefferson city and Other
Parts Of Missouri

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, May ia
tornado struck the capital at 4ssO
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and for
half an hour the wind blew hurricane,
driving before IL a storm OF rain which
so enyeloped the town chat nothing
could be seen but the vivid flashes Of
lightning. Tho storm came from the
southwest, crossing tho river at this
point and doing great damage to forest
trees, At 4.45 o'clock the wind had
risen almost 10 the force OF cyclone,
and as II came roaring across hills IL
struck the State Capitol with terrific
force, carrying with it the roof OF the
northern end Of the Capitol building.
Beams, tin, huge yentilators and iron
work were rolled together like a scroll
and carried over the bluff.
AT the same moment half dozen
trees in Capitol Park were snapped in
twain, and the glass in the windows OF
the dome came tumbling with the crash
into the rotunda. The building itself
stood as solid as rock.
Workmen are busy covering the top
Of the Auditors and Treasurer's Offices
with tarpauln, but it is thought the
ceilings are badly damaged by the rain
falling through.
The Catholic Church was damaged to
the extent OF 1900 by the falling Of
large iron cross, which crashed through
the roof and into the basement. com
pletely dismantling the altar. This is
sad blow to Rev. Father Hoog who
had expected to leave in a few days for
a trip TO Europe
The wind also carried away the roof
Of the hospital at the state pententiary,
but did no other injury to that institu-
tion. Telephone and electric light wires,
fences and trees were scattered In many
directions but so far as can be ascer-
tanned no injury to life has resulted
anywhere in this section.
THE STORM IN OTHER PLACES.
ST. LOUIS, May ia terrific storm.
approaching a tornado. passed north
west over this StIte at seven o'clock last
evening.
At Edna Mo. it was accompanied by
hail and did great damage TO the grow.
ing crops Ten buildings in the town
were demolished
At Mexico Mo, several buildings
were blown down. In this city the rain
came down in a food and the wind at
tanned a high velocity. Chimneys, win.
dow glass and fences, as we'll as tele-
graph poles and wires, were wrecked in
all parts OF the city
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


NO public business was transacted In the
Senate on the 9th, the meeting being only for
the purpose OF attending tho funeral cere.
monies OF the late Senator Beck. he
ceremonies took place shortly after noon
and wero very brief but impressive. :. Soon
after assembling tho House adjourned 10 at.
tend the funeral ceremonies Of senator Beck
and the members In a body, preceded by the
Speaker, repaired 10 the Senate chamber for
that purpose.
AFTER bills we're reported In the Senate on
the 7th, the House bin TO amend the act
dividing the statc OF Missouri into two
judicial districts was reported. II passed
after an explanation that II was rendered
necessary by two mist axes made by the en-
rolling clerk OF the House. Al two o'clock
the silver blll came up as the regular order,
but as senator Jones, who had charge OF
tho bin. was absent effort was
made to postpone until Tuesday by unan.
imous consent, to which Senator Vest
objected and consideration was proceeded
with, but no progress made. Adjourned.
Soon after assembling the House went into
Committee OF the whole on the Mckinley
Tariff bill, and MIR. Mckinley spoke " length
in support OF his bin, followed by Mr.. Mllls
In opposition. The debate was continued at
the evening session.
THE Senate on the Sth considered NJ great
length the House bill for the classification
Of worsted cloths as woolen which was final
ly passed The Pension Appropriation bill
(Which approprates $1,000 76D was then
taken up, but no quorum being present the
Senate adjourned IL. Immediately after
meeting the House resumed consideration
of the Tariff bill, debate on which continued
during the day and at the evening session
Soon alter assembling on the 9TH the Sem
ate again took up the Pension Appropriation
bill, the question being on Senator sher-
mans amendment to increase tho number
OF pension agents from eighteen to twenty
at salary of $1,000 1he amendment was
agreed to after an animated debate. The bill
was finally passed, and the Military Academy
bin also passed Tho Army Appropriation
bill was then discussed until ad ournment
i. The House passed the bill granting a
and then csumed debate on the Tariff bill,
which was continued into the evening ses
sion and until adjournment.
IN the Senate on the 10th Nr. Dawes pre-
s-nted petition from the five Indian Ma
tions protesting against the numerous
grants Of railroad franchises throug tho
Indian Territory. The Army Appropriation |
bill was further debated and finally passed |
with Senator Hale's amendment forbldding |
tho sale or supplying of alcoholic |
liquors, wine beer to enlisted men /
in any cantcen or building in a gar
rlson or military post number |
OF bills then passed, among them the bill |
granting the light OF way to the Junction |
city & Fort Riley Street railway through |
the Fort Riley military reservation In Kan
sas. Pension bills were then considered un.
Ill adjournment. .~rhS entire day in the
House was taken up In further debate upon
the Tariff bill
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
Mr. Mnls Talks.

Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, followed Mr. Nc
Kinley In opposing the bill he declared
that this was the drst hll that had
come before the American people with
its mask torn off like a highwayman
demanding their purses Applause. J
To ch sck Importation was 10 check ex-
portation Split hairs as one might no
man could show that they might sell
without buying. When this Nation re-
fused to take the products Of other Ma
tions that refusal was an interdiction
against exports, and as this country re-
moved the barriers to free exchange IL
Increased its trade. Protection boiled
down meant more work and less result,
and carried out to its conclusion il
meant all work and no result Pig iron
was the base Of all iron and steel manu-
factures. In 1871 prices were rising,
after period Of depression and the im
ports of pig iron were increasing. From
$500, 600 tons in 1870 the imports Of pig
iron rose TO 1000, 900 in 1873. II the
Republican doctrine was true, then
every ton imported displaced a ton Of
American iron. But the figures
showed that domestic product rose
from $1,000. 900 tons in 1870
70 1la, 000. 600 tons in 1872. That showed
conclusively that the Democratic posi-
ton was right-that Increased imports
increased the demand for American la
bor. Following out the figures il was
seen that from 1880 TO 1885, when the
imports of pig iron dropped of, the DE-
nestle production fell OF more rapidly
These figures presented an argument
overwhelming horse, foos
and dragoon-all this talk Of importa-
tions interfering with domestic employ
ment
Mr.. Mills criticised the provisions Of
the bill relating to hides, tin-plate and
sugar. and then said thatat len these
gentlemen were brought 10 their knees
at the confessional and were bound 70
admit that there was widespread dopres-
sion throughout the agricultural regions. /
What did the b II do 10 aid agriculture? /
u put sugar on the free list though all 4
The Republicans did not come up like /
little gentlemen and take sugar in theirs. +
Gentlemen on the other side expressed /
for the farmer. and their I
real to relieve the distress which theyat 4
ength acknowledged surrounded the 4
Two years ago the /
Democrats stood here and declared that +
he country was on the edge Of a dark /
IhadoW. The Republicans ridiculed
his and said that the farm mortgages
we're only a frrther evidence Of prosper-
~ and wealth lIaurhterl Why did
lot the committee treat sugar as it
reated Eoolen goods and cotton goods !
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15
RADICAL REMARKS.
Bescher's Successor Favers the Eight-T

Beecher's Successor Favsrs the Eight Hour
Movement ana the study OF socialism.
NEw York. May s-At the spring
meeting Of the New York and Brooklyn
Association Of Congregational Churches
DIR. Lyman Abbott said: Il am a thor
ough believer in the eight-hour move
ment Under the present system a man
becomes a bit Of machinery. Eight
hours is as long as any man should be
drudge. Any system which makes a
man work twelve hours a day is dishon-
est, because il is grinding a mans body
for his labor. Thatlabor is a commodity
and should be hired for what you can
get IL for" Speaking Of Socialism the
doctor said the Church had been shirk-
ing its duty in respect to this sub ect
II was a subject which had compelled
the attention Of the Emperor Of Ger.
many and the Pope Of Rome and il was
one which could not be passed by as
outside the sphere OF the ministry.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15

KANSAS CITY, Mo. May 1l.-Freder-
lex Carpenter, living with his parents at
1913 Vine street. was instantly killed
by Vine street electric car Friday af-
ternoon at s.S9 o'clock. The boy was on
his way home from school and stopped
beneath the belt limo bridge where it
crosses Vine street to watch a train
passing overhead. While standing
there an electric car came up behind
him. The powerman, +. Swickard, saw
the boy on the track and rang his bell,
but before he could check the car it was
on the boy. splitting head under the
ears and throwing the top Of The Gull
four feet from the trunk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15

THE St Petersburg correspondent of
the London Daily News says that the
Russian Government has resolved that
the delegates to the prison congress
shall pledge themselves not to raise
question regarding political prisons and
prisoners in Siberia.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-15

ST. LOUIS, May IA construction
train on the new ST. Louis. Kansas City
& Colorado railway jumped the track
near Clayton yesterday morning.
Richard Jones. engineer, and Richard
Shellcraft, conductor. were killed, and
Arnold Garfield fireman. fatally in
jured. The engine and five cars were
badly wrecked. Thirty men had mar
row escapes, but jumped and saved
themselves.