Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-19

North Sydney, N. s., and Captain Dor
reported that the men we're out In fou
dories of Cape North. A strong It'd
was running and the men we're unabl
TO reach the schooner
JuDGE SmRAs, of the United State
District Court at Sioux City, Iowa, ha
decided the o'Brien County eiectmen
cases in favor OF the farmers who ha'
occupied their lands for years.
THE street railway strike at Colum
bus, O., ended in a compromise brough
abont by the citizens committee.
The attitude Of the Cheyenne Indian
OF Montana continues TO be menacing
Work on the cattle ranches has beer
completely stopped.
SALvATIoNIsTs tried to enter towI
In Prussia the other day in procession
and were attacked by the people. The
police defended the Salvationists and ,
fierce fight ensued in which several per
sons were injured.
Ex-PREsIDENT GARCIA, of Mexico. ha,
been communicated by Archbishop
Labastides for insisting that the people
do not profess the true Roman CatholI,
religion, but an idolatrous.
THREE masked highwaymen robbed
the post-office at Joshua, Tex, the other
night after holding up the people pres
ent. They got three gold watches and
5000.
A CLEVELAND, Canton & Southern
passenger train collided with q freight
at the Jones avenue crossing, Cleveland.
O., recently. The cause OF the collision
was mistake in signals
AT Bulls creek, six miles above
Maysville, Ky, a cloudburst washed
out the railway culvert causing a train
wreck and the killing OF several per-
sons. In addition more lives were lost
by the food sweeping away dwellings.
THE Sac and Fox Nation have signed
an agreement with the Government
Commissioners. They will choose lands
in severalty and take Si.23 per acre for
the surplus.
The Passenger department OF the
Trans-Missouri Association has col
lapsed.
THERE was a cloudburst in the vicin.
ity OF Binghamton, N. v, on the night
OF the l2th. The damage was estimated
at S2l0, 900.
SIBLEY, Iowa, was struck by tornado
recently. Half a dozen persons were
injured.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June IA showed an average in
crease of 1919 compared with tfre- cor
responding week of last year. In Now
York the increase was "a.
BETWEEN sunrise and sunset on the
18th seven bodies OF unknown dead
were taken out OF the river along the
city front at New York.
FIVE tons of nitro-glycerine exploded
at Casterline & Co.'S factory, Findlay,
O. No lives we're lost, but buildings in
the vicinity we're utterly wrecked.
AsIATic cholera Is virulent at Puebla
dc Rugat Spain.
PRoF. Ed HUTCHINSON, paraohutist,
fell from his balloon seventy-fve feet
5n 5TpP inc Jhfo fo6 6FossRRa and sp5lntered 5l his EsSSEi
column.
DIR. CALVIN b. GARDNER and a son of
T. NJ. Tull we're drowned by the collapse
Of windlass cable ferry, an invention
Of the doctors, at Spokane Falls, Wash.
GENERAL CASEY, chief OF engineers In
the War Department, in report sub
mitted TO the Senate states that it will
cost S640, 900 to complete the Washing
ton aqueduct Over 100000 has al
ready been expended.
A BROKEN truck wrecked train on
the Richmond & Danyille road, near
N. C.. recently A Mrs. Van
Bulolew, of Hickory, N. G., was fatally
hurt.
EN-SHEMFF BRAwLEY, OF Ellis Coun-
ty, Tex, has been arrested for com
plicity in the train robbery on the Cotton
Belt railroad on the night OF June 10.
Two or three prominent residents OF
Texarkana, Ark, have also been ar
rested ON the same charge, damaging
evidence, such as masks, etc, being
found in their possession.
BUSINESS was depressed on the Lon
don Stock Exchange during the week
ended June IA. American securities
we're lower business was quiet and
stocks weak on the Continental bourses.
Sugar was firm at Havana, though with
large stocks on hand.