Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11


castle-on-Tyne, England
CHICAGO proposes TO issue $1,000, 90
bonds for Worlds Fair purposes
The Zimmerman Opera House, En-
glewood Chicago burned the othe
night There was a panic Of hote
guests but all escaped The loss wa
about S1OO 600
FoUR firemen were seriously injured
at Pittsburgh, Pa, being caught under
falling walls when Maggine's eracke
factory was burned The loss was Sl25
600
ST. MARY's Catholic Church, in ,
suburb OF Birmingham, Ala, has beer
destroyed by fire.
THE Bank Of England has reduced it'
rate OF discount from six TO Ave per cent
THE famous trotter Electioneer died
at the Palo Alto farm, Cal, recently.
ONE Of the inoculated patients o.
Prof Koch died recently in terrible
agony
NAPOLEON MCDANIEL, convicted and
sentenced for life for the Cotton Belt
train robbery, recently made his escape
in company with murderer from the
jail at Texarkana, Ark.
THE Cherolees have been offered 81,
5es 442 10 for the Strip
DELAsfATER & Co, bankers, OF Mead.
ville Pa, have assigned. The head OF
the firm was the defeated Republican
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania
THE Federal grand jury at Chicago
has indicted, along with two other men,
John NJ. Egan president OF the Chicago,
St Paul & Kansas City road, for viola
tion Of the Interstate commerce law.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report for
the seven days ended December num-
bered sl2. as compared with 240 the
previous week and 3l6 the correspond
ing week of last year Money contin-
ued stringent
THE coal mine owners OF Alabama
have refused to either advance tho
wages OF the strikers or confer with
the leaders OF tho strikers.
THE lockout of the hat trlmmers OF
Danbury, Conn, which had paralyzed
the trade, ended by concessions on both
sides
THE warden Of the State penitentiary
Of Minnesota has been compelled TO re-
sign for laxity of discipline. Among
other things he allowed Cole Younger
TO leave the prison for time on parole.
CoHEN's corset factory, New York,
has been destroyed by fire. The loss
reached $500 900.
BUD BLARE, terror" of Arizona,
was shot dead recently by two telegraph
operators near Navajo Springs while on
one OF his periodicals
THE Bull & Grant Farm Implement
Company, OF San Francisco, has filed a
petition in insolvency. Total liabili-
ties, S73, 900; assets, $50, 600
IT is reported that large grain firm
Of Liverpool has failed
CLEARING house returns for tho week
ended December showed an average
decrease OF 6 . compared with the cor
responding week of last year In New
York the decrease was l2.7
A PROJECT is forming in Spain to con-
meet all the railways,
DISCOUNT was firm in London during
the week ended November at an aver
age of 81. There was some talk of
sending gold to relieve New York Sill
yer was frmeE The Paris Bourse was
quiet Berlin was inactive.
THE French steamship La Champagne
was recently in collision with the
British steamship Lisbonese near
Sandy Hook. The vessels reached port
and no lives were lost The pilots
blamed each other for the mlshap
A KANSAS CITY stockman named A.
j. Snyder has offered Chief Mayes SlO,-
900, 900 for the Strip
WHILE the guard was absent at the
bull fights the convict soldiers at
Juarez Mexico, revolted, killing three
men left on duty. The murderers broke
for the mountains, where they were
pursued and three killed. -Four Of the
remaining fifteen were captured and
ordered to be shot
CRITTENDEN JASPER and BENJAMIN
living near Jacksonville,
ILL.,, were found dead in a ditch. They
had fallen of culvert while drunk.
GREAT exc tement prevailed at Little
Rock, Ark, over report that the State
Treasurer, William f. Woodruff, was
short s67, 900.
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT Of the Fifth
cavalry, has elected ffty-fve boomers
from the Strip