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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-11-06

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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-11-06

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ONE PAIR OF EACH KIND.

4 Newell Idea for the Live Stock Exhibit at
Chicago in '03.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81. II. Sanders, publish
or Of the Breeders' Gazette, has written q
letter to the Worlds Fair headquarters rel
ative to an unique and thoroughly original
plan for a live stock exhibit at the exposi-
tion. His plan embodies the following
features. There shall be selected and
placed on exhibition thoroughly charac-
teristio and fully representative male and
female matured specimen of each and
every breed Of horses, cattle. sheep and
swine raised in America. The breeds to be
classified and grouped with reference to the
special adaptation and nses Of each.
The specimen 30 selected need not
necessarily be the best or most expensive
that might be found, but every case must
be such as are most thoroughly characteris-
tic of the breed represented. In the selec-
ton of these specimens mono but animals
bred and raised in the United States should
be considered. The secretary Of agriculture
has assured Mr.. Sanders that he feels dis
posed to adopt this as . part of the plan Of
exhibit to be made under the direction Of
his department. To reap the greatest pos
sible benefit of this part of the exhibit as
an attraction to draw the public, Sanders
says invitations should be sent all over the
world soliciting foreign countries to fur
nish representations of breeds not yet intro
duced into this country.
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NOT THEIR BABY.
How . Chicago Wife Befooled Her Comic.
ing Husband.

How . Chicago Wife Befooled Her ConfiG-
ing Husband.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Curious circumstances
were developed at an inquest on tho babe
which Mrs. Francis Russell Is accused of
having starved to death. Mrs. Russell ad-
mitted, when placed under oath, that not
withstandino the accepted belief and her
own previous statements, the infant is not
hers. The woman then stated that she OBJ
tanned the child from an orphan asylum
and palmed it OF on her husband az
their offspring. The reason she assigned
sor the deception was to prevent trouble in
her family. BY means of drugs taken to
quiet her nerves, she had ENTHUSIASTICALLY
miscarried. To hide it from her husband,
he brought home the child. Thomas Rus
sell, The befooled husband was intensely
anRered ON hearing his wife's testimony.
81 did not know it until this moment that
the child was not ours,'' he said. Hrs,
Russell was held without bail to await tho
action of the grand jury.
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Railroads md Cropa

BosToN, Aug. General Traffic Nam
ager Mellen. Of the Union Pacific. ID in
town. He says the prospect Of the Pacific
d Texas in connection with the Texas 4
Fort Worth, il very encouraging, and that
the Oregon Railway and Navigation lines
will have large business. az the crops in
Warrington and Oregon are now harvested
and are abundant. He says the prospects
are poor for the corn crop in Kansas and
the immediate future Of the new states.
Idaho. Wyoming and Montana. The pur-
chase Of the st. Louis l. San Frannisco
road BY the Atchison, he considers q very
Yise move, and says the silver legislation
Will b very beneficial to the territory Cow
ered by the Union Pacific.
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D1sQU1ET CONTINUES
The Insurrection Terminated, But AnAirs
Worry Unstable.

The Insurrection Terminated, But AlEairs
Worry Unstable. NJ,
BUENos AYREs, Aug. 5.-Notwithstandin
the fact that the insurrection here termin-
ated, great excitement prevails throughout
the city and disquiet continues to be ON the
increase. Tho leader of the party which
supports Gen. Mitre. formerly president Of
the republic, has been offered seat in the
cabinet, but declines. II is rumored that q
new issue Of $50 ,000. 600 in paper currency
will be made. A bill has been introduced
in the chamber Of deputies providing for a
forced currency. The National bank has
resumed payment. The bourse is still
closed and the panicky feeling in CONNER
cial circles continues. The press is forbid
den by the government to comment on the
crisis. The premium on gold is 200. The
rates of exchange are falling.
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THE PAPAL BULL.

where the Historic Edict Got Its Name
Indirectly Applied.
Tho Irish bull ID we'll enough known to
psars ON the stock exchange trying to put
up the prices Of Whatever he may be deal
ing In; but the historical bull ii that which
Il Published by the pope. Il may be an
edict, decree, or rescript, which contains
IN order or decision to bs publicly de-
clared. II ID only indirectly that the
word bull II applied to the document itself.
Il belongs properly to the seal without
which the paper would not be recognized.
This ssal ID rarely of gold or wax. II was
originally Of lead and is still COM
monty Of that material. Lead was
ussd for seals In the time Of ancient
Romans, and II still used for that purpose
IN Italy. An English traveller describes the
sal employed to indicate official sanction
O weights and measures. In the case Of q
edd p S y Ss9d a ;ls Z /. ~
With small hole. through which Is passed
. bit Of lead hattsned out ON each side 20 as
TO secure It, and stamped with the cross
and crown Of the Italian kingdom. Il is
oapsct, .as q ,hs SSs stamp sttsstins the
Of this bit Of lead u bolla. Il was in Latin
bulla. The Same word OCCURS in franco-
b0lIo, tho Italian name Of the postage
stamp. In this instance only the name
occurs. Both the material and form have
dropped ont OF sight. The Roman bulla
or circular locket. Il vas worn by bovs
OF noble families. attached to 4 chain
which was wound several times around the
neck, and which fell in front 60 that ths
bulla rested on the breast. This object vas
some charm against sickness and the sevil
eye" which was dreaded even more than
disease. At . latter time the bulla m
worn by sons Of freedmen ct RENE. II
use was mark Of rank and eentilify. It
would be curious question a 20 whethox
Of Rsnuineness. vas the direct sxtsnsion a |
its use % an article Of pessonal ornament
which ct the eAme timo aftootod nohlo
hirth.-yoaah's Conpanioa.
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EDLn, CAL. Aug. "a cloudburst in
eastern part of Mojave county. Ari-
J, last night, washed out the bridge
miles west of Yucca. An east-bound
kht was precipitated into tho river, kill
the fireman and seriously Wounding the
|neer and brakeman, The San Fran
b express, which was delayed BY the
bout. only reached Yucca few minutes
+ the accident to the freight, having .
low oocape.
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Trouble with Outlaws.

MARIA, Tex, Aug. 5.-News has been
brought in by tho foreman of the mines ut
Shafter Of the ambushing by Mexicans of .
party Of miners, rangers and deputy sher-
IFS yesterday. Graves, state ranger, was
instantly killed and deputy sheriff and
deputy marshal seriously wounded. The
Mexican 10 killed and several wounded.
The miners and rangers have about one
hundred Aexicans surrounded and are
guarding them until further assistance can
get to them. when they will pick out those
oonneoted with the shooting and bring
them to Maria for safe keeping. The
trouble !: sa.d to como from the lynching
of Mexican some months ago.
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ExCLuuox THAT WILL rxuxuDr


REPRESENTATIVE Merrov Rauorts n nm
That woulA Prove Easosivs.
WAsAmoTon, Aug. b.-heprssentattvs
Morrow, OF California, from the COMMITTEES
ON foreign affairs. today reuorted 70 the
house the bill TO absolutelv nrohibit ths
.s..;.. e tAuIs v,n,. .l'o
oons = =. Onanese parsons mso sae United
STATES, whether subjeots OF tho Chinese en-
peror or otherwise. The bill proposes 10
exclude Ill Chinese, even thoee Who NAV
hereaftap laava &he Tyr;t.d St.&.- ..s y:
.s-..x - ..x...- -. s-OA:"~ ,.N. Ss.ss .no ~
sanI,s. :. .sSsans Snass - oaps0msuo ana
oodsus. coS .l.. .e..;c - . ny ~: :sEoisl 4gens.:
Sa.tss saC ~ ~ t.sn.;t :. - . 20 snS United
sss;x. cse sHas >ssn1PSeesly pro
Tn;. 1u .L4 nS OF vOW Ios each
!. .,.a.;ae ~ O5oean. ~ ~. as0 saS Vntseo States
= M paUv.osa - % aos sae go9l.1mens OF vessel
ve1Iels VIZ p e0o1ect 70 forfelture. Pro
s v..On = .;S;a 49, sae .oI sne p9nisnmsnt Of
Pe%tnOa % %sloina Onlnese into the United States
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Looking for snuxxled Opium.

KANSAS CrrY, Aug. 5.-Revenue officers
and United States detectives arrived here
yesterday looking for 2,00O pounds of smuR-
gled opium which we're smuggled into the
United States some time ago. The opium
came through California and the smug-
glers got az far as Phoenix, Ariz., with il
when the detectives got on their track and
scared them into Canada. A few days ago
it was learned the oontraband goods had
been shipped here. So far no trace Of the
opium has been discovered. The duty on
this opium amounts to $4,000.
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Bstwssa . and . O'Clock.

Au1uxx, Aug. g., 2 q. m.-Before O'Clock
this morning Ksmmlsr will sleep with his
fathers. The time Of execution has been
positively and finally Axsd. Il IL between
the hours Of and 8 this morning. This
10 beyond peradventure. The doctors
have gone to bed In tho hotel
O'clock. Il is rumorsd that IKE Kemmls. y 81 has hsS
been told the time Of his departure, but
this cannot be confirmed. Il ID very sia-
nincant, though, that he has been Joined
BY his spiritual advisors and Keeper Nc
Naughton will not leave him now until the
end.
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Has . New Consultation.

HIcAoo, Aug. 6.-The carpenters' nation.
convention occupied to-day as COM
tee of the whole on revision of the con-
htion. The old constitution was prao-
lily wiped out, and in the words of SEQ
Try Mcclure, '.the new constitution. as
hs adopted, is up to the times" The
kt-hour question was given q prominent
L and the strict enforcement of the
Rt-hour rule is strongly urged. Secretary
|Euire denies the probability of consoli-
lon with the amalgamated brotherhood,
ch has headquarters in England.
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Fl. Wox1z. Tex, Aug. 5.-To day stella
Kuehler. IN orphan girl tsn years old, made
complaint that she had bssn cTiminally a.
saulted BY Mexican named Lucaterc. Who
was assisted by his mistress. Pollis Parker,
both Of whom are nov in Jail. The child i
suffering from loathsoms disease, which
win probably prove fatal. The child had
besn kept prisoner since June until res
cued to-day. She tells pitiable story Of
lisved by the odlcess that other children
have bssn sabjsetsd to the same treatment.
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Racing at Monmouth.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j.. Ang. 5.-Three-
arters Of mile Clarendon won, Tip
& second, Major Daily third. Time, lib.
of mile-Potomac won,
iry second, Arrogance third. Time, lib.
Palisade stakes, one and one-eighth
les-Judge Morrow won, Demuth second,
uidess third. Time, 1855.
|Jne and one-eighth hmiles-Stockton won,
r Highness second, Cynosure third.
me, 1:5415.
rhree-quarters Of mile-Village Maid
n. Kismet second, Harseburg third.
me. 1:15.
dile Meridian won, Chesapeake second,
Epah third. Time, 1:41.
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witnesses Removed.

Lou1svr1LE. Aug. 5.-Near Harlan court
ho.ss yesterday. James T. Aiddlston was
.bot and killed from ambush and Bascom
Bailey fatally wounded ON Clovsr Fork, in
the same county. They were both Wit
nesseS in the trial Of VIM. Jennings, leader
Of the Howard faction. which viii soon
oono mp.
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Tor, Down the Flag.

ElIzAnEzH. N. J., Aug. GA desperate
light occurred at q picnic Of the Arbeiter
Turnversin at Elders Grove last night.
nearly one hundred men taking part In the
fray. Eix policemen were badly handled
BY the tnf1riated anarchists. During tho
not an Ansriean nag, floating from the
aea& Of 4he entrance Of the grounda vas
tom dawn and tEampled under foot. War
Iants axo 0at fora dozen of the rioters.
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Floods in Ari.ona

TUcsoA. Aug. 6-Hsevy rains have fallen
during tbe last tsn days. Sixty miles Of
the Santa Fe road between Benson and No
gales have bean washed out. The Santa
Crus river u again flooding the valley. and
the svenin4 y hisAer than at any time
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A Second Catastrophe at Denver Due
to Benzins in the
Cellar.
Mitchell's Drug Store Blown Up
and the Ruins Set on
Fire.
One Clerk, . Customer and Thrse Firsmen
suffer Erighsful Injuriss-Prob-
ably Other victims.

Dzsvz.. Aug. 5.-Another explosion o.
CURED here this evening with results probae
bly, moro fatal than the one Of yesterday.
At O'Clock J. d. Gorrell, clerk In W. A.
Mitchell's pharmacy at the CORNER Of Twen-
ty-third and Welton streets, went down
cellar for some goods. On reaching the
foot Of the stairs he struck match, whom
instantly six ten gallon cases Of benzine
front Of the building was blown
into the street and customer
standing by tho door was hurled
some twenty feet and badly bruised and
cut. Gorrell was blown out Of the cellar
by the explosion and escaped by tho rear
door in some miraculous manner. He was
found q few minutes later wandering in the
alley in a demented condition from his
burns, which were fearful. He was taken
body was one great blister, some flesh ad-
herring to his clothes when the latter were
removed. His recovery is doubtful. Just
before the explosion two little girls came
INTO the. store and purchased soda
Eeter .et ,n1t but it. is .;a believed te they they
their lives. The building took fire imme-
diately, and the entire department. was on
the ground promptly. When they arrived
the walls were standing, but began to tot
ter soon afterwards and, second later,
tumbled to the ground, mass of broken
timber and brick. This was 30 sudden that
the firemen were unable to get to place Of
safety and three were caught in the ruins.
Fireman Patsy Gallagher had both hips
broken and was injured internally. Charles
Craig. driver for Chief Pierce, had both
legs broken and was badly cut and bruised.
The other, though severely injured, was not
ingwere number of roomers, and it is
feared some of them. while attempting to CO.
cape, were caught in the falling building and
crushed to death in the ruins. The fire was
extlnguished within half an hour after the
arrival Of the department, and large force
debris. It is known that all the employees
Of the store. with the exception of Gorrell,
escaped. Mr.. Mitchell 10 now in New York
city. Gorrelrs people reside in Payne, O..
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FEW NEGROES VOTED.
But They Planned Raid ON the BalIet
Box.

Box.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 5.-The returns
from all over the state indicate large
democratic victory. In Jefferson county
very few negroes came to the polls, stating
that they did not care to vote. A special
to the Age Herald from Selma says there
was danger Of serious trouble in Dallas at
one time yesterday afternoon. The eneQroes
had planned to capture the ballot box Ut
Stafford when the polls closed, and . few
armed men from Selma. under orders from
the sheriff went out. dispersed tho mob
and brought in the box. The negroes dis-
persed quietly.
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Approve Slavery.

Arabs yesterday the slavery decree was ap-
proved, though many Arabs dissented. The
leader of the mob which tore down placards
bearing the decree was arrested.
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A Cession Demanded.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-Franoe has sent an ulti-
matum to Dahomey demanding cession Of
Kotopon and Whyda. If tho demand is re-
jected an expedition to be composed chiefly
Of Senegalese Arabs will start for Abomey
in October.
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Refused to Expunse.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The high court of the
order Of Foresters refused to agree to the
proposal to expunge the paragraph Of the
investigating committee's report, stating
that freedom Of action having been granted
in the matter Of graduated contributions
to American courts, an obstacle has been
removed which hitherto impeded the prog
ress Of the order in America.
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It's the Cars own Affair.

LONDON. Aug. 5.-In the house of COM
mons to-day Sir James Fergesson, under
foreign secretary, said in reference to the
order to enforce the Russian edicts Of 1882
against the Jews that the British govern
ment could not interfere with the czar's
treatment of the Jews.
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Racing at Saratoga.

(ARAroaA, Aug. 5.-Mile-Ruperta won,
hg Crab second, and Belle Dor third.
he, 1:41A.
(labama stakes, for three-year olds, mile
furlong-Snaloga won, Eminence Sec
\, and Daisy third. Time, 1:E66.
of a mile Objection won,
kdford second, and Foxmede third. Time,
~.
kcarney stakes, mile and half-Los An
ea won, Cassius second, and Floodtide
I'd. Time, 2:38.
|bree-quartels of mile-Retreat Ally
p, Bertha Campbell second. julie third.
ne, lis.
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win Not say.

OTTAWA, Aug. 5.-Hon c. 8. Tupper. min
lister of marine and fisheries, declined to say
anything when asked if it was true that me-
Rotiations for the settlement of the Behr-
| ing sea question had been resumed.
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KEMxLER's TAKING OFF.


Heur LA NieAt
-. -. Z 49, .,.,..s.. - -
, Az. ssxy (. ~ s1s1e's 'ss - -
ooluts discrettoa Whioh the law pstsnltas
the psisonwarden added two days 10 ths lifa
~ tha oondamnad Kamrnlar. Tha aeoomd
~ .s...S --sAA .s.-A. .,,a ..;,, v,h.r
~sv ~. -. ~ -. .a-s~ !. -.
NJ eon TO- snis Hlekaaan& I. soOve We pE.o
walls IT. light screamed through the iron
bass Of the basement ell and touched the
eknna Nn,r Ia Aha vallov hlookr. Whakhar
..~-.~s~.s. -. -....S. a.. h.-..aa ...sn
sns =. - we1. sase :. wSu'a 49,.
- the yellow morning sunlight y not
known. Indeed, NO one but the warden and
hia quests. and not al Of them. :. twilight
0o1l1 ~ M1.1 no. 1esl wS1sA
oome. mnsed Roests nao oeen arriving ~
train at intervals during the day. Among
the afternoon arrivals were DR.. Geo. T.
Hhr,dv. 81 Nav York. rnanaoar az tha
u..-sn..,. ;.".,. ...,... ...s ..ss.,,. q
xs" R11ssyHs p.sn ~. s,st.r W s,sS =
ns.,re- ~ Gs..,ra. Tsr;r ~ - Ns~ ycrS NY
: Istsr .H.,s,or ~s :: ~ hot.i ~ r1T FL, -:
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To Prevent Cholera.

CAIRO, Aug. "a commission of leading
physicians has been appointed by the gov
eminent to consider means to prevent the
introduction of cholera into Egypt.
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=
|fRuisa out Cor running.
Eime. 2S4h; 2:3S; 2:S5K.
|Gray Ned therefore won .fhe race, Almont
|cond. Toby third.
I'm the three-eighths mile dash, two out Of
rec heats, for purse $3.50, Sunday sold
70, Nettie 8. $40, $40. Tom Bowling
:. Much money was up. After half an
Rur's scoring, the horses got away. It was
|p and tuck between Sunday and Nettie
but the former had more bottom, and
on the race in two consecutive heats, the
hish being close and exciting in each.
utuals paid $l3.65 first heat, $6.26 second.
Oh Dowd's Sunday, b. &. 115.... ......... l
P. 6nllivan's Nettie, 3 gr: M, 1L2.: 2
Smiths Aom bowling, Jr., b g., lS.... dist
5Eme, :S4A; :SAM.
One and one-eighth miles, running, purse
80. Justin and Gov. Adams sold for $1O,
brarian o. Librarian took the lead to
half, when he was passed by both the
her horses. Gov. Adams and Justin had
hard struggle down the home stretch. the
tter finally winning by half length.
utuals paid $7.25.
rifle 4 Shields Justin, oh. g.. .118........ l
rlile Il Shields Gov Adams. b. c., lW. ...... 2
F. Jones' librarian, br. B., 118............. 8
lllQes l: OHI4
The 2:3O trot, purse $500, had four en-
les. Vera sold for $75, Ben Davis $40.
Billy $40, Maud Singleton 81. Vera acted
idly in the first heat, which was won by
ln Davis. Mutuals paid $3.50. In the
OILS Ben Davis and Vera now sold even.
ra won the second heat by two lengths.
rituals paid $40. Vera and Ben Davis
ntinued to bring even money in the pools,
I Vera captured the two next heats with
Imperative ease.
antley Il ClArk's Vera, b. m. ........ Il 1
nyer Stables Ben Davis, ch. g..... "a 2
Moref 0 ise's Maud Singleton, b. m 5 I dst
Sime, z:a2, 229h; 2:261f: 2:2eA.
The last race Of the day was trotting
pe for two year olds, $50 each. $3.50 add
$3.50 more il 2:35 is beaten. This was
ne and uninteresting and nobody cared
invest any money in it.
Kirkendall's Er ck. blk. c............... l 1
Raymond's Locust, ch. g.... 2 q
lime, 2:5es 257.
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ray Ned Finally Captures tho 2:30
Trot on the Anaconda
Track.
,tanday Outlasts Nettie 8. and
Takes Two Straight Three
EIGHTH Heats.
|.stin wins ss !. Vile and One-Eiehth---
The Field Of Sports
Elsewhere.

ANACONDA, Aug. 5.-[speoial. To days
Ices were hardly 30 lively and interesting
] yesterdays, but the crowd was large and
he weather beautiful. In the 2:35 trot, nm
aished from yesterday, the fifth heat
suited: