Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

FRANK WHITE has been arrested at
Carbondale, Pa, charged with criminal
ly assaulting deaf mute girl seventeen
years old, named Annie Cayeston. He
narrowly escaped lyncbing by an ex-
cited mob after he had confessed the
crime.
sIAvIN and McAuliife, the pugllists,
have boon committed for trial by the
London magistrates.
THE Southern wing OF tho Christian
church has been reunited TO the main
body.
TIE Vermont Legislature has passed
resolution asking tho Worlds Fair
managers to have the grounds closed on
Sunday.
Mrs CHARLroN and Mrs. Devide have
just opened a cat and dog hospital, nur-
sery and crematory in New York
TUBERCULOSIS has been discovered in
number Of herds OF cattle in George
town and Bedford, ~ H., and the peo-
pie are very uneasy.
TwENTY-oNE Chinese captured on a
sloop at Port Townsend, Wash, have
been ordered sent back to British CO.
Iumbia
THE striking London corn porters OF
the Allan Steamship Company have re-
sumed work on tho company's terms
ONE man was killed and two fatally
injured by the fall OF earth on them
while they were working In gravel
bed, near Arkadelphia Ark.
THE indianapolis Car Company has
been placed in tho hands OF a receiver.
THE inquiry into Schweinfurth's
Heaven" at Rockford, Ill, elected no
facts to substantiate charges OF immor-
ality
EDWARD CATION, cigarmaker, COM
mitted suicide in the rear OF the White
House by squeezing his head in be-
tween the iron railings of the fence and
choking himself to death
THE case OF OSullivan VS. the peo-
Pile, otherwise the Cronin case, was con-
tinued in the Illinois Supreme Court
until the next term on motion of At
torncy-General Hunt
THE Vatican is greatly displeased at
the proceedings OF the Catholic congress
In Saragossa, which havo prejudiced
tho interests OF the Church by their vio-
lence. The III advised action of tho
congress is attributed to Carlist in
trigues
THE Michigan Supreme Court has de-
cided that colored man could not be
Disseminated against in restaurant or
other public place.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended October II showed an average in
crease of 4 5 compared with tho cor.
responding week of last year In New
York tho increase was "a.
Ar Como&tation, in the suburbssf s..
Paul, on the Great Northern line an
Omaha train loaded with livestock coll
lded with an Eastern Minnesota train
bound for Duluth with miscellaneous
merchandise. Six men were killed and
injured.
FIVE men were drowned at Kingkora,
N. j., on the 18th by the upsetting
boat
Four lives were lost by fire recently
which destroyed the Putnam Hotel,
Adams and La Sale streets, Chicago.
In collision between two sections OF
a freight train near Thomasboro, ILL.,,
two tramps were killed.
Two men were badly hurt twenty
cattle killed and several cars wrecked
by a collision between a stock and sec
tion train near Lake City, MINI.
BY the explosion Of tho boiler of
locomotive near Huntington, Ind, the
engineer and fireman were badly in
jured.
The Empire Lumber Company, of
Dodge County, Ga, is embarrassed.
Liabilities, $780, 900
HERMAN SCHULTZ, lessee OF the
Thomas mill at Bozeman, Mont, at
tempted TO burn Nelson Story's mill, in
order to destroy competition He was
discovered but escaped, and tho fire ex-
tinguished. Later Schultz committed
suicide by hanging himself
THE Corean Legation has been hon
ored by the presence of a little stranger
in the person OF son born TO Mr.
and Mrs Ye Cha Yum. The event is
significant in the fact that the infant is
the first native-born Corean in the
United States
FRANK WoorEN (coloredl, who con-
fesscd setting fire 10 the residence OF
DIR. Pace, at Athcns, La, on the night
OF the 9th. was lynched. His body was
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