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Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
TnE RUNN1Na rURF.

Yesterdays Races at Nashville, Ben
ning's and Garfield Park.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2S.-Opening day at
West Side park. The conditions were
perfect, with the exception of dusty
track.
Mile-Princess Lima won, Ethel Gray
second, Rival third time, :4231.
Six furlongs-Ithica Queen won, Frow-
bridge second, Lette Hardy third time,
l :16.
Mile and a sixteedth-Hydy won,
SOMERSET second, Rock third; time,
1:5lA.
Five furlongs-Boliver won, Buckner
second, Sam Farmer third time, :033
Five furlongs-ReLben Payne won,
Gayosa second, Forest third; time,
:0334.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Six furlongs-
Busteed won, Belleville second, Ella
third time, :16%.
Five and half furlongs-Miss Will
Jams won, Queenton second, Village
Maid third; time, / 10.
Mile-Margherita won, George W. Sec
ond, Lyna third; time, l AS.
Mile and one-sixteenth-O Ocypete won,
Celia second, Abb third time, 80.
Mile and one-half, handicap, over six
hurdlesSt. Luke won, Hercules Sec
ond, Repartee third; time, 252.
CHICAGO, Oct. -Mile-Black Bart
first, Expense second, Spectator third;
time, / Al.
Six furlongs-Hannah first, Rio
Grande second, Big Casino third; time,
;15A.
misunderstanding of miIe-Inno-
cence first, Faterna second; Lizzie H.
third; time, 1 :35.
Mile and three-sixteenths-D of
Milpitas first, Santa Ana, second, Mary
McGowan third; time, 2:021@.
Mile-Joe Woolmon first, Redstone
second, Newcastle third; time, l IA.
Fifteen-sixteenths, of a mile-Costa
Rica first, Lew Carlile second, Rimine
third; time, :35M.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
BAY District Races.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.-The attend
ance was small at the Bay District races
today.
Five furlongs, for 3-year-olds-Queen
Alta won, Blodinette second time, :08.
One mile, 2-year-olds-Zaldivar won,
Annie Lewis second; time, 1 AZ.
Six furlongs, all ages-King Hooker
won, Ida Glenn second time, l :1SM.
One mile, handicap-Captain Al won,
Revolver second time, AS.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
Free from al al inpurity
Royal Baking Powder

Is the only baking powder yet found by chemical
analysis to be free from all impurities and absolutely
pure. This perfect purity results from the exclusive
use of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared
by patent processes which totally remove all the tar
trate of lime The cost of this chemically pure cream
CT tartar is much greater than any other, and it is
used in no baking powder except the "Royal."
DR. Edward G. Love, formerly analytical chem for the
u S Government who made the analyses for the New
State Board of Health their investigation baking pow
de says Of the purity and wholesomcness the Royal":
81 find the Royal Baking Powder composed Of pure
and wholesome ingredients. 1t is a cream of tartar
POWDER and does not contain either alum phosphates
or other injurious substance.
(Las U s. CERT Clemis) "E. C. LOVE- PHI d."
Prof LO0es tests, and the recent o7ciaI tests BY the
United States and Canadian G0Osrwnsests shear the
Royal Baking POaO6er to be superior to all others in
strength and haOenimg boaOer
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
A Railroad Reorganized

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 28.-The Reorgan-
ization OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad and all its branches in
the state, and the formation of a new
company amenable to the laws of Texas,
and having its headquarters in this
state, was today accomplished and a
charter filed. The capital stock is &c.
600 600
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
RebeIlious Koiebts of Labor.

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The annual con-
vention of the National Trade district
No. 226, Knights of Labor, composed of
surface rsilroad employees from different
sections of the country, began here TO-
day. Some delegates want to withdraw
from the Knights of Labor and Join the
Federation of Labor. If they will carry
their point, this will result in the de-
sertion from the Knights of 10000 men.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
An Express Messenger Robbed.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Oct. 28.-While a
Central branch Union Pacific train was
laying at Leonora at an early hour this
morning, the express messenger went
out to help in switching. After the train
pulled out he discovered that somebody
had gotten away with his safe, which
contained large amount OF money.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
Potent nec,.,on Amrmed,

WASHINGTON. Oct. Commissioner
Simonds, of the patent Office, today rem
dered "a decision ON appeal from the de-
cision of the board OF examiners-in-chief,
denying patentability to the subject
matter of an application for patent for
telephones filed by Daniel Drawbaugh
April 8, 1884. The decision is affirmed.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
Rank-Mreol,era Indinted

KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-The grand
jury today returned indictments against
James B. Ostrander and M. t. Trump
bour, wreckers of the Ulster County
Savings institution, for converting the
money of depositors to their own use
and for perjury.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
Lohn nillon nIainnd

Cork, Oct. 28. - John Dillon was
stoned while passing through the
him a heavy blow on the leg with a
stick, badly injuring him.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
Elliott King Found Dead.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 2S.-Elliott King,
after Solon Chase the most noted leader
in the Greenback movement in Maine,
was found dead this morning of heart
disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
The Detroit,a sister.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-The Detroit's
sister, cruiser No. 8, the Mobile, will be
launched in about month.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
An Ipdiana snake Charmer.

Joseph Freibur, of Cincinnati, has ac-
quired reputation in this vicinity as a
snake charmer. Yesterday was his first
opportunity to display his powers. He
and Samuel Benz hired rig, and ac-
companied by Mrs Benz drove to Tas-
well. seven miles distant. En- route they
alighted to gather some wild raspberries,
when they were attacked by rattlesnakes.
They were in a rattlesnakes' den. A
small terrier which accompanied them
was bitten, and almost instantly swelled
to twice his size. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
fed and called for Mr.. F. to follow, but
he stood his ground, and the snakes,
which appeared to gather from every
quarter, began to huddle round his feet
and act as if they had found a long lost
friend.
Mr.. F. now picked up one and ordered
Mr.. B. to get an old barrel at a house
near by. This was procured and Mr.. F.
put the reptiles into it and brought them
back to English. While in English Mr..
E. gave several exhibitions of his power
over the snakes, such as wrapping them
round his neck and body, and stirring
them around in the barrel with his naked
arm.-Indianapolis Sentinel.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29

! THE NEW ERA, No. Court street. Fine
wines and liquors. Ed Wenger, proprietor.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29
Bismarck Biscuits
Demerara Syrup.

Com bination coffee, always freshly roasted
three pounds for 81, at H. Jevne's.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29

Miss Bertha Roth will render L'Anrido
de Heira, and the Guitar club will play
a cantata from Martha.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29

MARRIED.

WALLIN-HUBBELL-- at the resi-
dence of the bride, Wednesday, October
@. e. Wallin and Mrs. Ina l., Hubbell.
At home in San Pedro, Cal, Nov. 10th.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29

You can buy 1t at H. Jevne's. 136 and 13s n
8Drinp
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29

Horse blankets and buggy robes at Foy's
ssddlery house, 315 n. Les Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-29

Oscar Wilde mourns the loss Of his
clothing, which has been stolen by van
dial burglars. 1t should be said in their
defense that they worked in the dark
and could not see what they were TAX
iny
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

ricamento los Doctores d. Gabriel Ferrer y D.
Jose Ma Baralt
Tanto estos senores profesores como aque-
Hos alumnos, lamentan que la Real Subdelega-
clon de Medcina no SO haya reunido con obje
to de discutir question de tanta 1mportanca
para el progreso de Puerto-Rieo
Sc ha hecho cargo de Ia seccion de Orden
Pdblico de la Secretaria del Gobierno General,
nuestro muy estimado amigo D: Bartolom6
Serracante
por Real ordon Sc 2 han b pedido informes 4
este Gobierno, sobre la creacion de un dep0sito
de dinamta en- la Isla de la Mona.
La Jefatura de Obras Pdbicas ha pedido al
GObiernp yariaci0n en- el servicio de los Sres
Ingenefos, indicando al Sr Giraldi para que
quede su cargo Ia Intervention en- los tran
Was de Cangrejos Bayam6n.
La Excma. Audiencia Territorial ha pedido
este Gobierno, que Sc hagan las reparaciones
que urgentemente recama el edificio que Ocupa.
90
La Sociedad S0c0rrOs IMattuOS de esta Ca
pital ha enviado al Gobierno nota de las modi-
ficaciOnes que ha intrOducido en- su Reglamento:
MI La Comision de festejos dc Ia Villa de Ca
gdas nos ha favorecidO con I'm ejomplar del
programa de los que Sc veriticaran EN- aquelIa
poblaci0n, en- honor de su Santo Patrono eI
sDllce Nombre de Jesus.
Sc nos dice que la Empresa ferrocarrilera
de esta Isla tra5a de hacer los estudios CORES
pondientes para establecer en- ell pueblo de
Toa-Baja un apeadero que facilite a los haceu-
dados agricult0res de aquela Jurisdiction la
eonducion de sus frutos 4 este mercado.
Digna de aplauso es la idea.
90
Ell continado deserfor del Preside Pedro
Perez Colon (a) Gat09aipO fu6 capturado en-
esta Capital por ell cabo 10 de este estableci-
miento Jose Lopez.
Desde 10 del actual ha quedado alberta
la matricula para los que deseen ingresarar en-
la carrera de Farmacia. fe
Nuestro estimado amigo el Sr. D. Alberto
Regt1lez, nos participa que por encontrarse
entermo de la garganta, lamenta no poder to.
mar parte ell la velada en- honor de Corchado !;
que 10 lamenta mucho mas, porque simpati-
zando con Ia idea de dicha velada, siente de
veras no poder contribuir su mayor explendor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

en- constructor en- aquel pueblo, sen pintado
por Oller Is prop0sito de este, sabemos que
Ell dicho repadO artista esta concluyendO un
hermoso cuaro que en breve expondra en-
esta Capital4 El referido cuadro representa-
la central qudlos Sres. Ezquiaga tienen en- la
Carolina. Didn que es una verdadera obra de
arte
E Alealde lie Luquillo ha remido a este
Gobierno GenfA, nota del resultado de los
examenes de is kscueas de aquella jurisdic-
ci6n, durante Prcer trimestre de 1890.
rl Alcaldea5,ponso ZEE ba romittdo al aoDter
no ell estado dc Tesoro de la Socedad mutua
Ez ProgresO, 'oRespondiente al dltimo Sc
mestre.
Ell Alcalde e Vieques Don Lorenzo Carlo,
ha empezado ddde aver a disfrutar de la Ii
cencfa que paratrasladarse Mayaguez lie fu6
concedida, habbndo hecho entrega de la Alcal-
dfa al primer taente de Alcalde Don Laurea-
no Sarra.
Z El Alcalde G Rio-piedras participa al Go
biernO que en- aClel termino no ha faecidu en-
ell ano 1890. ningln Caba1Iero Gran Cruz de las
Ordenes espanols.
" El Alcalde de ares cornunica a este Gobier-
no General ofiiciaAente la buena nueva de que
ha terminado va l;epidemia variolosa en- aquel
pueblo.
f. Alcalde de mayanila informa al Gobier
no el hecho de habr pagado hasta Ell 3lE.de
Diciembre, los habees-a la guardia de Orden
Publico
X
Las dItimas est;d1sticas oficiales dan los
siguientes datos de |; segunda quincena de Di-
ciembre
Isabella. II Nacmientos defunciones
San German, 81 naeAentos. 81 defunciones
R5'ac0e, II nacimiento, = defuncioneS.-M0-
ricGO, l3 nacimientos y defunciOnes.
~ooo
La nOticia Que enOtrO lugar publiCamOS, to-
mandoia, de dt ClGDur del Pd{s, referente al
asafto de que ha sido 9bieto un misionero ara
be. en- ell puente de las damas, nos la conffrma
hoy nuestro actiyo coresponsal de Caguas.
90
Pof vapOr MGatateLtG Y Maria, Sc han en-
barcado en- Ponce con Gestino a la Habana 567
sacos cafe con 58.987 los.
OH
Ell mismo citado van kr Manuezjta Maria,
cargo en- Mayagiiez $40 4hcos cafe con SO 9O6
klos, destinados como sigue 4l5 sacos Haba-
na, 75 idem Nueytas % Gibara
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09
Noticias de la Capital

Don LeopQldo Cerecedo Jefe de la Casa CO.
mercial que gira en- esta plaza bajo la raz0n
social de CerecedO Hermanos Y Ca, ha entire
gado nuestra autoridad local, como donativo,
nOmbre de D. Federico Calaf, (de Manatf) IS
pesos 10 cetayos moneda corriente con destino
mejorar la situaci6n Gle los p0bres del Asilo
municipal de Carload, Hospital d9 Santa Rosa,
@ AsllO dc ninos hh6r fanos otros establecl-
lnientos de carload cuya suma constituye
parte del premio qTle dicho Sr. Calaf obtuVo
en- ell Certamen agrlcola celebrado en- esta cU-
DAD en- JUNO ole 1890, por el Ron de su marca
que present0 conculso. Asf mismo hacemos
publco tambi6n, pu.es nos consta, que dicha
autorldad ha Vlsto con suna complacencia un
acto que tanto honra su autor.
Sc encuentra enfe rmo de gravedad. el Sr.
D. Jose Escarpentier MuriIlo, Comandan Ve 60
nefhador del castillo de- San Crist6bal. Lo sen-
timOs muchO
P,o}rque Sc e supone autor del robo de un
pantal6n en- la calle de Tetuan, fu6 coDdncido
anoche las diez y media al Dep6sfto munfci-
pal p0f los guardias Faura Alvarez Ell indiyi
Quo Pablo Rosa conOcido con el apodo de q El
MaromerOp
e*.
Un amigo nos hizO obserI1ar cue tres re-
vistas comerciales senalau dist nto dia la ga.
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Recortamos de un colega !:

"Segdn nos escriben de Caguas, ha ocu-
rrido en- las cercanfas de aquella villa un he
cho, que con razon ha impresionado vivamen-
tie todo Ell Vecindario
Dos sacerdotes caldeos, misioneros cato
licos que recorren el mundo en- busca de Ii
mosnas para sostener las escuelas Y temples
del Asia Menor, marchaban pie desde esta
ciudad a Yabucoa, donde Sc proponfan confe-
rencar con ell obispo de la diocesis. Serian
las siete de la noche Y cuandO los expresados
misioneros llegaban al Ptelate de t0s DGnaGs
sobre Ell rio C0gditGs, Sc vieron de repente alta
cados-segdn dcen ellos-por dos indivduus
armados de revolver machetes los cuales
les iniIieron varios golpes recibiendo ell sa-
cerdote llamado Miguel Daniel, una tremenda
herida de arnla blanca en- la cabeza.
El Juzgado municipal procedio Immediate
mente al reconoeimiento asisten6ia del he
rido y a la iniciacion de la snmaria, poni6ndo-
Sc en- movimiento fuerzas de la Guarda Civil
que han desplegado gran actividad, reducien-
do prisi0n, segdn dieen, al guarda jurado y
a otro individuo, embleados de la hacienda
Santa Catalina de las Sres. BorraS hermanos
No tenemos mas detalles sobre este es-
canIccllnso acontecimiento"
X.
Nos comunican de il,uquillo que aquel Al
.oalde parece que desea que Ct nuevo temple
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Orden de la plaza
s Ge E12T6.

8 0e E'sT0. iras
Parada de los Cuerpo de la gt f:trnicion-
Jete de djG: FL Teniente 'oronel del Baaall6n
de CagGdno.ao de Cddig Bn Manubl Prats.-
Fi&j0 de Hospital: segundo Japitan de CagG-
dOreS de Colon VigjIGncjG: Un Official del Ba-
TALON de CagddOreS de Col6n.-Pds60 de con-
VGtecje1ateS: Un Official del Battalion de CdzGd0-
res de CoL6f.- VigilGRcjG en- Ia Marina Un
Official y un Sargento del Battalion de CGgGdo-
res de Colon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

Los alunnos dc medicine us.ao Is e Institution
lie Ensenanza Superior, Sc quejan de 7q,aee Co
davi NO haya sido informado la instancia que
prese 1taran en- socitud de cadaveres para el
bug; es tudio de las classes de Teenica Anat0-
mica, que tan cunplidamente explioan te6-
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ENERO 6.
N 0 T A S

Gg ATt5c@t0S que Sc eTecOnaie1adG7a:-LOs garra-
fones baratisimOs y las castanas catalanas Y
Hamburguesas que Sc Venden en- la casa de Z
Andres Bordoy, San Francisco 81.
CHARADA
Santa es mi pYinsera
rio mi Segu8odG,
y tOdO, DiOs quera
no 10 seas nunca.
Los Sres. Margarda Y Ca. San Justo, es-
quina a la Luna han recibido ell meior surtido
de muebles que Sc encuentra en- la ,,tal Los
venden muy baratos y arriendan precios del
todO equitativoS. 11-v
EH7Se recomiendan al pdblico los almana-
ques block que Sc venden en- la librerfa de
Aguiar.
EPfGRAMA
-Te dare un euarto, chiquito
81 SabeS donde eSta DiOS.
Olga v donde no esta,
me ofrezcO darle dos.
B@CoMUNICADo: Para su publication, hOmos
recibido 10 siguiente:
"CGlsGdO de A9atO1eio Ramon.
Sr. Director dc La CORRESPONDENCE:
Mi Sr. padre .residente en- Palma de Ma
lIorca, tiene noticia de que hay quien halla
vuelto a falsificar su acredtada marca pa
IA que Sc Bomen las debidas precaucones, 10
avisa suS favorecedores.-Bart Ramon.
-(CAsA De BoRDoY)
DIos agentes de LA CORRESPONDENCE
en- toda Ia Isa quedan por la presente autori-
zados para transmitirnos por cuenta de la en-
presa, noticias telegrafcas de eualquier suceso
importante que Ocurra en- SuS l0calidades res
pectiVas
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NoticiaS de la IsIa

Dicep~ de Mayaguez que ha fallecido en-
aquella+ciudad, Ell sdbdito frances, persona ge-
neraFmente estimada ALI, D. Juan Bautista
e,eorgi. Hacfa so amos que residfa en- ell pals.
r. l. P.
n Nos escriben que las fiestas de la Candle
laria, patrona de Mayagdez, principaran ell 90
del cOrriente Y terminaran ell 2 de Febrern Fl,
Captro Hispano Ultramarino abrir5 Asl8 nueVos
salones d ul}iUlao. dia % cGr I'm gran baile de
disfraces.
A La Bo1o9aga, le han escrito de algunos
ches Sc han helado los pequenos charcos del
minas de hielo del grueso del canto de medic
peso.
EI CZ0ns0r det PAS tiene noticia de que
los autonomistas de San German, presentaran
la candidatura del Sr. General Contreras. para
Diputado Cortes
Los velocipedistas senores Bozzo, Santa
go Messon, han rendido su curioso viaie des-
de esta Capital Ponce en- catorce horas. Sa-
Heron de aqui las cineo de la ma1ana, lle-
garon al t6rninO de su viaje las siete de la
nOche. Realmente Sc han portado como infa-
tigables, los senOres BozzO, Messon Y Santiago.
~EUn colega de esta localidad d-EZ Cl0naor
del P05S,-tiene noticias de que ell DirectOrio
Autonomista ha con7ocado la Delegation pa
ra trazar la cOnducta que debe seguir ell parti-
do en- las actuaeS circunStancias, que en- esa
reunion Sc planteara ell probema del retrai-
miento Y la disoluci0n de dicha colectividad
pOlltica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

D@CoMUNICADo Para su publication, hOmes
recibido 10 siguiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

u -ATt5caI0s que Sc eYecOnajeladGn:-Los garra-
fones baratismOs las caStanas catalanaS
Hamburguesas que Sc Venden en- la casa de
Andres Bordoy, San Francisco 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09
Servicio de poIicia

Sin novedad.
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W7Se recomiendan al pdblico los almana-
ques block que Sc venden en- la librerfa de
Aguiar.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05
The Culture Of orehards

1t is immaterial whether young trees
are planted in the fall or spring; it is
more important that the work be done
well. Young trees should be selected,
as they bear transplanting better than
older ones The reason that trees
grow faster in the nursery than they
do after being transpanied is because
they receive more thorough cultivation
there than they generally do after
wards. Their orchard homes TO which
they are sent IRON the nursery too Of
ten prove to be their graves. Instead
Of being pruned and cultivated and
watched they are allowed to be crowd
ed and choked by briars aud weeds,
and knawed by the rabbits. There is
hardly a chance to estimate the profits
that would accsue from an orchard
cared for like an orange grove. Good
apples, like other good huits, are had
at the price Of eternal vigilance and
untiring industry. Before planting an
orchard one should look around aud
see what varieties do bestin the imme-
uiaie vicinity, and plant but few war;
cites. The largest commercial or
chards should not contain more than
half dozen varieties
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05


quite a number Of hogs are being taken "a
Coaeyvilie from the west side Of Cabin. Sew
erai loads were taken last week
-Quite a good deal OF sickness Ia this vicin-
lty Mrs. n. B. Chamberlin is very sick
also A. 7. Chamberlin's family are on The
sick list.
Last week several Of the Pheasant Inll
young gentlemen made dying trip 90 Kansas
city; among the number were Jas. LeForce,
S r Gleason, r. b. White and Jno Naz-
worthy.
The day school al Lone Oak is in mos;
nourishing condition under the management
Of Miss Copeland The trustees Of the sch ool
were very fortunate in their choice Of a teach
er IS Miss Copeland fully understands her
business and is a most esiimable young lady
favorite with both old and young
-Protracted meetings are 90 be held at the
Pheasant Mn chapel 90 begin in about week.
We hope every body viii attend and that much
good will be done aHd also we hope that the
people will be stirred up to do something
about eniivening the Sunday school at that
place which is IN a very sad condition.
-Tuosday we had quite an exciting time in
our nelEhborhood. That greatest blessing or
greatest curse Of man kind-dre-made raid
on fences. farms and hay ricks east aud north
east of Keys, T.. completely demoiismng
she fences % Mrs. Keys and r. L Chamherlln
Everyone in the neishborhooi turned ont to
help but help came TOO late 90 save anything
but the houscs and hay at the Keys place;
abont s3lo worth Of fence was burned. Mr.
Chamberiin succeeded in saving his house and
q little stack Of fax.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05
FRISCO LINE CONNECTIONS.


Train No. ] connects at Burton, Kan.
with A., Il. Il s. +. r r., for points in Color.
ado, Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah. Ida.
no, Montana, Washington and California.
Has reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper,
Monet, Mo, to Burton Kan
Train No. connects at ST. Louis with rail-
way lines to the East, North aud Southeast
Has reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper
to st. Louis and Eureka Springs, Ft. Smith.
Paris, aud points in Arkansas, Indian Terri
tory and Texas.
Train No. connects at ST. Louis with all
railway lines to the East, North and South
east, Has Pullman sleeper Monet to st j.
Louis. Connects at Paris, Tex, with G., c..
& S. f R'y and Texas Pacific R'y for points
In Texas. Has Pullman sleeper from Monet
to Dallas.
Train NO connects at Burton with A., T.
& S. F. R'y for points In Colorado, New and
Old Mexico, Arizona and California. Has
Pullman sleeper to City Of Mexico, via Burr
ton and reclining chair car to Burton, Kan.
Through Pullman sleeper Burton to Pueblo,
Colorado Springs, Denver, Los Angeles, San
Diego and San Francisco Cal.
Through tickets on sale TO all points.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-05
Arrested for Murder.

George Summers, who has for sew
eral years resided Oh Dave Martina 3
farm, on Big Creek, has been arrested
for the murder of John Sleighton,
which occurred Sept 9th and was re-
ported in these columns. Summers
some time ago bought shot gun in
Coffeyyille aud a few weeks ago this
gun was found in Big creek, near his
place. lie said he had sold the weap-
on to three men going to Oklahoma,
but there are many incidents which
lead to the belief that he killed Sleigh
ton and then threw the gun into the
creek Summers has been indicted by
the grand jury and his case set for
February 10Th. At Fort Smith, when
confronted with the gun, Summers
broke down and cried like a child.