Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-11-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
rERsoNAL ANp poLIrIcA1.

EXPLORER STANLEY delivered MS nrSt
lecture in America TO fashionable
audience at the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York oN, the llth.
THE total vote OF ho State OF Penn
sylyania for Governor was: Pattison
| Democrat 464, 900; Delamater, Repub-
lican, AZ, 655; Gill, Prohibition, 10, l7s;
Ryder Labor 2,225
TfE remains OF the late Major-Gen-
eral George Crook have been taken
from Oakland, Nd, and inferred with
military honors in tho National ceme-
terry at Arlington in the presence OF a
few longtime friends OF the dead Cen
eral
OPTICAL returns from all the coun-
ties in doubt show that tho South Da-
kota Leg stature is lost in both branches
to the Republicans The House
will probably give four majority for the
Democratic Independent Fusonists,
while the Senate will have not less
than three, giving them seven majority
on joint ballot to elect United States
Senator.
COMPLETE official returns elect the en-
tire Republican State ticket Of Iowa,
including Luke for Railroad Commis-
sioner The vote for Secretary OF State
gives Mcfarland plurality OF 2sC0
and the other Republican candidates
pluralities ranging from l. $50 to S,779.
TIE dinner to Hon. Allen G. Thur
man occurred at Columbus, O., on
the 18th. The banquet hall was
filed with leaders OF tho Democratic
party Mr.. Thurman, in responding to
his health, confined himself to remi-
niscences and TO a positive statement
that he could not be a candidate for
any future office Ex-President Cleve-
land spoke on political subjects.
DANIEL s APPLETON, OF tho publish
ing firm Of D. Appleton & Co, died at
his home in University place, New
York lie was stricken with apoplexy.
THE Democrats OF the First Maine
district have decided not TO contest
Reeds seat in the next House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. The leaders now contem-
plate an appeal to the House that a
committee be sent down there TO in
qure into election methods
DR.. IL i. DEXTER editor Of the Con-
gregatonal ST died at his homo in New
buryport Mass, recently
THE French Government will issue
new loan in January II the Chambers
will sanction the proposal,
PRESIDENT CHAMBERLAIN, Prof Smith
OF the agricultural chair and Prof
Mount Of the engineering and Director
Miss Eva Pike have resigned from tho
faculty OF the State Agricultural Col
lege at Ames, Iowa. Prot T. w. Stan
ton has been appointed president tem-
sosr+l -
Tue official canvass OF the n nth !
district results in the election
Of II. H. Wilson, Democrat TO Congress
in the place OF b NJ. Cutcheon, Repub-
liean, as previously reported. Whoelers !
plurality is as
p, T. BARNUM, tho Snowman, was
seriously sick at his residence 1t Bridge |
port Conn.
TuE Reforma, OF Rome, gives a formal /
denial to the statement that Prime |
Minister Crispi and Chancellor Won |
Capriv at their recent Interview ar
ranged for the formation OF an interna- ]
tional league in opposition to the new
United States tariff
THE rebellion in Honduras under Gem /
eral Sanchez has been suppressed by |
President Bogran, the rebels not killed /
In battle being executed by musketry |
and their bodies exposed
GEAERAL JOHN c. SrARKwEATuER Of /
Visions n, a noted officer OF the rebel
lion. died IN Washington recently
IN tho election for rector OF Glasgow
University Mr. Balfour, Chief Secretary
'or Ireland, was successful over Lord
Aberdeen, the Liberal candidate
THE Socialists were badly beaten in
he communal elections at Magdenburg,
lrfurt Mainz Chemnitz Brunswick
md Wurzebnrg, in Bavaria, whore the
1lericals sweptevery thing before them.
The abolition Of repression seems TO be
the party
FEARING that Italy is about 20 make
attempts upon Tripoh 5000 Turkish
.roops have been sent TO reinforce the
yarrisons Of the province and the forts
ire being strengthened.