Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-16
vINITA. INDIAN TERRITORY. THURSDAY. u ANUARY 1890
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| AAiG AdAuhu AlFEA ab uhoiCAf Ahlt ,
has been on a rampage.
THE steamer Iowa, from Boston TO
Liverpool, lost 9l0 out OF 625 head Of
cattle owing to stormy weather.
| In ii announced as q positive fact
that the American Association has de-
cided 10 play club in Brooklyn. and
that IL does not care whether the move
causes further disruption inthe base
ball world or not.
PRESIDENT iIuoHTT,o the Chicago
u Northwestern railroad. has issued a
public notice, claiming on behalf OF
his company Tie ''mile square on the
Sioux reservation at Pierre, $. d., over
which there has been 80 much trouble
lately.
DIR. s. Il. EvAEs.a leading physician
OF Union City, Tenn, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
head. lie had been suffering from in
huenza.
WIND recently blew down the walls
OF the new Presbyterian Church on
Throop avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. A
small house adjoining was crushed,
two OF the inmates being killed and
quite a number wounded.
FOURTEEN laborels lost their lives
at Louisville, KY, on the evening of
The 9th by the river flooding caisson
which was being sunk for the JelIer-
sonville bridge.
THE grand jury has returned four
teen bills of Indictment against Davis
r. IIadden, president of the taxing dis
trict OF Memphis, Tenn, and G. L.
Chullen, secretary, charging them
the with embezzlement and larceny
Of st0,770 OF the fines and forfeitures
collected in the police court from Jam
uary, 1856, TO October, 1889.
Tux trial OF A. III. Livingston for
killing Henry Summers at West Plains,
Mo-, April IS last, resulted in an ac-
quittal on the ground Of self defense.
SPECIAL dispatches report thatman
farms III Southern Illinois are almost
submerged with water, the result of
long continued rainfall. Thousands of
bushels OF corn in that part Of the State
remain ungathoIed.
By the explosion OF a boiler In the
brass foundry at Cuero, Tex, two men
were killed and another seriously
wounded.
a BOILER exploded In the basement
Of the Morris Printing Company, CHI
cago, recently. The pont Of the build
tng was blown out and many of the EN-
ployes were injured, but no one was
killed. The damage was 800, 600
HOBBS, GLlDDEN q Co., building
materials, Boston, have assigned with
$50 900 liabilities and large assets.
TnogsroN NoRDENFELDT, civil en-
gjneer of London. manager Of the
Maxim Nordenteldt Gun Company,
has failed with $3.50, 900 liabilities.
JuDoE SHEPARD, of the Chicago Su-
pefior Court has made perpetual the
injunction prohibiting The West Side
Cable Company from using State street |
in that city
JANE SPEERs, an old woman of To-
routo, Ont, who lived alone, was killed |
by thieves recently.
TwENTY-NINE Germans at Walt |
ham, Mimi, were recently suffering
from trichnosis, caused by eating Iaw |
pork. A boy has died.
A cABLE0RAM from Zanzibar am
nounces that iiwanaheri has captured |
Major Wissmann's principal and two
other officers. Details were lacking,
but il was feared the Germans had met |
with another serious reverse in Africa.
BUSINESS failures tDun's report) for
the seven days ended January 0 num-
bered S73. Last year they numbered
3sl.
THE annual reunion OF the Brown
Club was beld at New York
ON the 10th.
CLEARING house retuInsfor the week
ended January II showed aD average
of 1874 compared with the
week Of last year. In
New York the increase was ia.
The stables of the Macy Bros at
KY, were burned recently,
destroy ing thirty-iive valuable horses,
lmong them the noted Bell Boy. The
loss was estimated nj $3.50, 900.
FIFTY thousand coal miners were re-
ported on strike in the Durham district
Englandl for an advance OF Is per
'ent. in wages. 1t was believed that
he miners would gain their point.