Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-07-10

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grand lodge.
CREDIToRs OF the bankrupt jewelry
firm Of Clapp e. Davis, Chicago, have
filed a bill in court charging fraud and
asking for new receiver.
STEPHEN HOLMES, alias Stephen
smith, arrested in London on suspicion
OF being the man who stole the jewels
of the Duchess of Edinburgh, is said to
have been barber at Chicago at one
time.
THE Now York Times sprung a story
recently that the Vanderbilts were
about TO purchase Santa Fe stock. II
was positively denied in short time
from Santa Fe headquarters in Boston.
THE East Tennessee, Virginia 81
Georgia Railroad Company has leased
tho Louisville Southern and thus Sc
cured an outlet to both Louisville and
Cincinnati.
JonN McMULF was killed at Cincin-
natl by the falling stick Of sky rocket
which penetrated his brain.
A MAN named Souls attempted to
swim the rapids at Niagara on the 4th,
but failed. He was taken out OF the
water badly bruised.
AT Louisville, KY, on the 4th, three
occupants Of a picnic wagon were killed
by collision with an express train on
the Louisville Southern road
MANY lives and much property have
been lost by floods in Tomsk, West ST.
IBERIA.
WINES from raisins must in future
pay duty in France.
LAKE MICHIGAN was visited by a SC
we're Storm on tho night OF the Sd and
morning of the 4th. schooner was
overturned at Chicago and the captain
drowned.
THE FL Paso express was stopped re-
Gently near Van Horn, Tex, by eight
miles OF water caused by a cloudburst
in the mountains. Fifteen minutes
previously the track was dry
THREE lives we're lost at the burning
of the steamer Iron King at Ashland,
Wis, on the 4th. While endeavoring to
subdue the flames an explosion occurred
in the coal bunkers, causing tho fatali-
ties
WHILE crossing the Youghiogheny, at
McKeesport, Pa, Richard Smith and
John Thompson we're drowned; also
daughter of each. Others of the two
families we're rescued The boat was
rotten and broke in two.
PROF. SAMUEL BLACK, an eronaut
met with frightful death at Boards
town H., on the 4th. BY some mishap
his parachute took fire. His mangled
remains were found two miles from
where he assembled.
EDWARD HANLAN defeated George
Hosmer by half length in the three
mile single scull race at Sioux City,
Iowa.
THE famine in the Soudan is increas-
ing. Horrible stories of cannibalism
are reported.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July 5 showed an average de-
crease of Ia compared with the cor
responding week of last year In New
York the decrease was AZ.
A POWDER explosion occurred on the
5th at Schmidt's grocery, Industry Pa
A large number OF children we're
gathered there at the time, five Of whom
we're killed and several more wounded.
THE yardmen of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Cincinnati have struck for
the Chicago scale.
LONDON and Continental exchanges
were extremely dull during the week
ended July 5. The attempt to set the
Panama canal on its financial legs at |
Paris collapsed.
THE trials of ten Hungarian women |
several years ago with poison
ing their husbands have ended. Two of |
the prisoners wero acquitted. OF the |
others four we're sentenced to death. |
one was sentenced to servltude for life |
and three were sentenced TO fifteen
years imprisonment each.
THE north-bound Northern Pacific |
freight train was boarded near North |
Wash, by two men who com
pelled the conductor and brakeman to |
hand over Sl90. A posse went in pur-
suit when the men fed and soon capt |
ured them.
FRAUDS are charged in the San Fran
cisco census
THE Bohemian societies Of New York |
on the 9th honored the martyrdom of |
John Huss, who was burned at the stake
l75 years ago