Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-07-24

IHffFf cnllufen were hllou w iBnV
ming which recently struck Otto Gold
ners house at Monroeville o.
SPAIN has decided to have fiotilla OF
submarine war vessels on the Perat
model
BUSINESS failures lDun's reporD for
the seven days ended July 10 numbered
207, compared with l97 the previous
week, and 20S the corresponding week
OF last year. The business outlook was
unimproved. "A
WILLIAM BuLLARD nd two compan-
ions were capsized Mud lake, near
ST. Cloud, MINI. le bottom Of tho
lake is composed of leep mud, and Bull
lard in trying 10 rim TO shore was
swallowed up by tn0, mud. The other
two men clung TO the boat and were
saved.
THE Western Union Telegraph build
ing, New York, took fire on the nth. Tho
loss was heavy. For A.time the lives OF
four men and three women were in ex-
treme jeopardy.
W. = PENDLEToN, whose matrimonial
capers have disgusted people, has scnt
along his resignation as mayor OF Fort
Worth, Tex.
AT Cape May, n. j., horse driven by
boy ran away ON Washington street
just as the Presidents carriage, contain
ing Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Mckee and
baby Mckee was passing. Tho runa-
way barely missed the Harrison car
rage. Mrs. Mckee swooned, but she
rallied in few minutes and the White
House coachman drove hurriedly to the
Harrison cottage.
HE photographers OF America will
unvail their monument in Daguerre at
their convention in Washington in Au-
gust The site is the grounds of the
Smithsonian Institution
CALIFORNIA is preparing to celebrate
the fortieth anniversary OF her admis-
sion.
THE first cast OF the Grant statue for
the city OF Chicago, being made in Gin
cinnati, was spoiled by miscalculation
as to the amount of metal for the larg-
est piece The unvailing can not take
place in September.
A NIGHT force of counters has been
employed at the Census Office and will
be continued until the count of the en-
tire country is completed and verified.
From this time it is expected that the
daily count will average about 3 900, 600.
The six men convicted OF the Cross
murder at Paris, Tex, have been SEN
fenced TO be hanged December 10.
JAMES lIENDRIcKs was killed and
Henry jolly fatally injured by walking
over fifty-foot bluff near Sample, Ind,
during dark night
THE steamship Yang Use, with $780,
900 in treasure and rich cargo went
ashore on an island off the Chinese
coast June 10 and was totally wrecked
The seventy-eight people on board all
escaped.
IT is definitely known that OF the
eight Apache prisoners under the kid"
who murdered Sheriff Reynolds and his
deputy and escaped all save three have
been killed the kid" and two others,
who are at large.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July 10 showed an average in
crease OF 20 compared with the cOrre-
spending week OF last year In New
York there was decrease OF AS
LONDON and other European financial
centers were duh during the week ended
July 10. Securities we're depressed to-
ward the end. The Havana sugar mar
ket was unsettled.
COW wrecked tho northbound Monon |
train near Lennox, Ind. recently. Tho |
engineer was killed. Passengers were
unhurt
A FAMIIr named Kingberg were poi
soned by canned meat at Shawtown,
near Eau Claire, Wis, recently. A fatal |
ending was feared for five OF the chill
dren.
SEVENTEEN workmen were more or
less severely burned or otherwise in
jured by an explosion OF molten iron at |
the works of Cassidy & Adler New
York.
Two non-union laborers we're badly |
beaten and one union man had shoul-
der broken during a fight over the un-
loading of vessel at Toledo, o.
DIR EDWARD c. MALLEY, OF Wilkes
barre. Pa, while riding horse at
Aspen, Col, was thrown and instantly |
killed. Malley was one of two brothers
who we're charged with the murder at
Savin Rock, near New Haven, Conn, /
Of handsome Jennie Cramer some years
ago