Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

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all the saloon licenses In the town
They agree not TO run over twenty places
and to be responsible for all infractions
OF the law
MANY prominent citizens Of New Or.
leans have formed league TO prevent
tho extension Of the charter of the
Louisiana Lottery Company.
THE lower house OF tho Iowa Legisla-
ture has passed resolution in favor Of
a harbor at some point on the Texas
coast
The New York Court Of Appeals has
decided adversely to Kemmler con-
demned TO suffer death by electricity
TIE Supreme Court has refused to
grant rehearing In the case Of the
Chicago gas trust The effect Of the
decision Is to declare that the trust is
an Illegal organization.
CoLoRADo STRINGS, Col, has been ter
rorized by incendiaries lately The last
places 70 90 were the residence Of Mr.
Reese. the American Hotel, the Grand
Avenue Hotel and the Crystal Palace
Theater
IL many parts Of Switzerland the vii
layers are hastily retreating from the
valleys TO places OF safety on higher
ground, avalanches being imminent
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report for
the seven days ended March 20 num-
bered 255, compared with 260 the previ-
GUS week and 249 the corresponding
week Of last year.
RANGES in Runnels County, Tex, are
being ravaged by prairie fires.
SEVERAL foreign jews have been ar
rested in Leipsic, Germany, on the
charge Of treason.
THE district attorney OF Jackson,
Miss, has made an affidavit against ex-
State Treasurer Hemingway, charg-
ing him with embezzlement Of the State
funds. Hemmingway was arrested and
gave se5, 600 bonds
TOMMY WINEMAN, twelve years old,
and BERTHE Polhemus, aged eleven, were
playing marbles at Joliet, Ill, when
disagreement in the game caused the
Wineman boy to draw pistol and shoot
his little playmate in the stomach
CLEARING house returns for,the week
ended March % showed an average in
crease OF 0.S compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York there was decrease Of As.
IT is announced that the management
of the Wabash Western railroad was
once more vested in Jay Gould and that
he had full control of the property.
Owning 90, 900 shares himself, and with
the assistance Of Russell Sage's hold
ings and numerous proxies which he se-
cured from Europe, he gained his point :
THE village Of Point OF Rocks, Md
was almost swept away by fire on the
morning OF the 23d.
A Destructive cyclone passed over
the village OF Edgemoor, near Chester,
S. c., on the 22d. Fourteen houses
were blown down and a negro named
James Miller was killed and several
persons seriously injured.
TnE Flacks, father and son, charged at
New York Of conspiracy in obtaining a
divorce, we're found guilty by the jury
with a recommendation to mercy.
TIM coasting steamer Ethel Gwen
doline foundered of Aberdeen, Scot
land, recently. Seven Of her crew were
drowned.
JOHN HANCOCK on trial for the alleged
Church murder" thirty years ago at
Provo, Utah. has been found guilty Of
murder in the second degree for killing
Mrs Jones and her son.
HAMM Gaudaur Teneyck and Hosmer
rowed race on the ST. Johns river, at
six miles above Jacksonville,
Fla. Gaudaur was handicapped three
boat lengths on account Of his recent
but won the race easily,
Hamm second, Teneyck third, Hosmer
last
WILLIAM JoNEs, another victim Of the !
indianapolis disaster, died recently OF |
his injuries
The Canadian Government has appro- |
priated $50, 900 for seeds for the North
west farmers.
ENGLISH agents have seized 200 rifles |
and a ton OF powder, under the prohibi-
tory law, from German expedition led |
by Architect Hoffman,, which was |
meant TO found a settlement on the /
Somal coast.
An encounter has taken place be- /
tween the students at PatrofTskoie, near
Moscow, and gendarmes. Two hundred /
Of the students are under arrest