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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-29
MIR. wANAaIAkER.s REPORT.
Increased Free-D Delivery Service to Be Rec
commended.

Increased Free-Delivery Service to Be Rec
commended.
Special TO Indian apolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Postmaster-ge gen.
eral Wanamaker's annual report may be
anticipated any day now. Mr.. Wanamaker
has been closeted in his private residence
for more than a fortnight engaged upon his
work. and it is said to be completed.
Through unofficial sources it il learned hat
this report will be the greatest in length
and Importance of any ever issued from the
Postofiice Department.. In the first place.
IL will depart from all customs. and be
proinsely illustrated. There will be maps
illustrating the routes and principles of
postal telegraphy; pictures on the ocean
mail-service In operation ana Illustrations
of the subject of railway-mail and pneI-
matte tube service. The Postmaster-gen-
eral will recommend much greater hber-
Atty IL the free delivery service. asking
that the experimental service in
that line heretofore confined to
forty towns and proven TO
be profitable. shall be broadened out to all
towns of about five thousand inhabitants.
He will point out that if the postal receipts
for the next fiscal year increase proper
tionately as have those for the past fiscal
year. his next report will show the Post
office Department To be self-sustaining for
the first time III the history OF the country.
He will not recommend penny postage,
despite this fact.
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Found n Robbers Cave.
O the Indianapolis Journal

EpeclaI 10 INC InulanhpONs JOurEuL
PERU. Ind, Nov. 2s.-The inhabitants of
Waupecong, u small town in the southern
part of this county, are somewhat stirred
up over the discovery of a robbers cave,
which throws light upon themany robberIes
that have been committed in this part.
The discovery was made by some COON
hunters, out during the night.
One of them accidentally fell
through the chimney of the place.
The man was scared nearly to death. Re-
inforced by his companions. a thorough
search was made and many things of value
found, among them being q lot of clover
seed. nearly three hundred pounds of
pork. five sets of harness.. a lot OF -four.
wheat, turkeys and many other things OF
value. The cave contained a stove. dishes
and other things necessary to camping-out
life.
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A Brute Gets n Beating.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
SHOALS. Ind, Nov. 2S.-Last evening
about dark a young man named Gootee dis
covered Patrick Cunningham. a noted
tough of this vicinity, following his little
sister in q way that aroused his suspicion,
and arming himself with a half of q brick
he followed. At last Cunningham made a
sudden dash and caught the little girl. Just
in time to be hit in the mouth by the brick
from her brother's hand. GOotee then
caught the scamp. and after giving him a
thrsshIng. arrested him, and he Is now in
the county Jail.
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General Notes.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-James j. Perrin,
his son and others have secured author
ity from the Controller of the Currency to
open the Perrin National Bank at Lafayette
and begin business with a capital of $780,
600. 1t is a reorganization of the Indiana
National Bank of Lafayette.
Following are the Indiana Representa-
tives now i'll Washington: Johnson. of
Richmond: Shively, of South Bend; Par
rett. of Evansville; Martin. of Bluffton;
Bynum. of indianapolis: Brown. of Sey-
mour; Brookshire, of Charlottesville. and
BretZ. of Jasper.
Secretary Blame returned from Phila-
delphia this afternoon. While there he
called on George w. Childs, of the Public
Ledger. Claus Spreckles also had o half
hours interview with the Secretary.
The amount of four-and-a-half per cent.
bonds redeemed to-day was ss. $50. making
the total redeemed to date S21, S27, $50, and
leaving outstanding $685. $50.
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itors. Among these were Senators Sherman.
Henderson. Higgins. Gray. Paddock anu
Phillips. of Kentucky. and Messrs. l.. l..
Polk. j. +. Tillman and h. w. Ayres, of the
Farmers Alliance. At LEO o'clock the
public reception was held In the East
room, during which the President shook
hands with over five hundred persons. in
GLIDING q dele CATION OF indians.
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Acquitted by the Jury.

SIeciai 10 the INDIANA rolls journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 2S.-William Petty.
the Muncie farmer arrested on a grand
jury indictment. charging him with black
mail. was acquitted in the Circuit Court.
1t was alleged that Petty sent n Wbite-cap
letter To his neighbor. Sanford Heaton, for
the purpose of extorting money. The ar
rest caused a profound sensation.
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New Shoe Factory ut Muncie.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Nov. 2s.-Muncie's latest
acquisition in the line of industry is the
~weIl-known Darling shoe factory, of New
York city. which in the future will manu-
~facture Its output in this city. The deal
that causes the removal of the concern.
with Its $4,000 capital stock. TO this city
was made by James Boyce. The concern
Will occupy the large building formerly
used by the Muncie Shoe and Leather
Company and Will employ one hundred
hands
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-29
New National Bank Examiner.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-With a view to
increasing the efficiency of the service the
Controller of the Currency has appointed
additional examiners of national banks
as follows: Hugh Young. o. Pennsylvania.
assigned TO the Pittsburg district:
Charles S. Deggler. of Pottsville. Pa. as
signed to the Eastern district of Pennsyl-
vania, not including Philadelphia: j. S.
Alden. of Pennsylvania. assigned TO the
North Carolina district, and George A.
Stone, Of Iowa assigned to the Iowa dis
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Admiral Browns Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Admiral Browns
report upon the circumstances attending
the landing of the CbIlian troops at Quin-
tero last summer, has reached the Navy
Department. In substance it is n positive
denial of the allegation that his visit TO
QuinterO led TO the Balmaceda forces Sc
curing information of the Congressional
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Mind-Re.a.r johnson seriously III.

PEORIA, H.. Nov. esp. Alexander John
son. the mind-roader. Is suffering from
hemorrhage of the lungs, the result OF a
bad cold he contracted yesterday. His on
dition is considered dangerous.
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Evansville Official Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The services of
Christopher j. Murphy. as inspector of
hulls, at Evansville. Ind. have been dis
continued and q board of officers has been
convened to select his successor.
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Busy Day MT the white House.

WAsHISGToN, Nov. 2s.-The President
was unusually busy to-day. Ho spent the
entire forenoon at work on his message to
Congress. The time between IL and 1880
o'clock was devoted to the re-
ceptIon of official and other Wis.,
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Disappeared wi.h $4,000.

BOsToN. Nov. 2S.-S. Clemson. of New
York, secretary of the Peoples United Lr-
gion. organized under New Hampshire
laws. with head Offices in Boston. has dis
appeared with Sls.0c0 OF the funds OF the
order.
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Weddings.

Get your hair dressed ut Mrs. A.. s. Fowl
sr's hair store. 25la " est Washington IT
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
MrsKoarr cornr lsD orNraAl NoIrs.

Tuesday the court reset the docket, bring
Ing all th' cases for trial within the ilth Of
July An eases not trisd chen will 20 over lhe
term
There has been much rain here during the
past few days. \ wind storm Friday night
just east ofhere did much damage ia crops.
Trees were blown down bnt no further damage.
AT $50 Friday night an alarm Of nre was
given a lamp frii from lis fastening in Ruli-
son drug store AND the ire charrel the door
ana fnrnitare runsiAefably before eNtingnish-
nd Had The lames not been controlled just
as they we're the entire block Of frame buiid-
lngs would havc been c,nsnned
since the attention OF many officers Is di.
rected to the Chekasaw country and elsewhere
thieves seem to be Improving lheii time Sew
erai horses have been stolen the past week
II Is believed that an organized gang Of resi-
dent talent is Operating having well blazed
trail over the hills TO some place where the
property is taken, aud from whence The Thieves
return with whisky which they peldle az leis-
ure in qniet way.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
rnELsEA NOTEs.
Fair Friday night

Fair Friday night
Mrs. Gibbs Henry is quite sick
Miss Ida Collins came up ior few days
visit last week
Miss susie CLARK Is the guest Of Miss Me
spndden this week
20 " Poole " J strange ana NJ. Byrd,
attended Muskogee court this week
-Mcurs Rudsr aud Montgomery deserve
especial credit FOR the great improvement IN
the church
--Misses Collins and rrott entertained their
many friends at the homa g W Poole, salur-
day evening
Miss 1hoate. our falr school mistress,
closed the term with an entertainment Thurs
day night
-Dou't miss tile fair Friday night The i'm
mense space in MIR IIenry's store room will
allow the ladies to arrange things beautifully
and grand. You'll miss the great eyent 81 the
seuson by staying away
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

Why not 90 70 Toronto this summer
National Educational Asaociation holds It's
meeting there IN July.
santa W Route Offers rate OF one fare for
round trip, plus 100 membership Zee.
Tickets on sale July slh 90 18TH, good until
Sent soth, returning. Cheap side trips can
be made 10 81 Lawrence resorts, New England
and Atlantic seabonrds
stick a pin In here, please Going via Santa
Ne Route, no transfer is required in Chicago
We occupy union depot with Chicago and
Grand Trunk aud Wabash railways. direct"
routes to Toronto. We are also thirty miles
the shortest line between Kansas city and
Chicago. Elegant yestlbule trains aud dining
ear service. several large parties now organ
king. For particulars, address q T. Nieho,-
son, G. 4 Az, Topeka, kansas, W. D..
Janney, = l. A., 1850 Union ave. Il G Mo.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

-Dr. D. o Ellisis in theeliy aud has rooms
at the Raymond
Mr.. Arthur House started yesterday for
Norwich, Conn, his home
Prof and Mrs Mccarthy returned yester-
day rom weak syisitin Southwest Missouri.
--Miss Boedeker len the city Tuesday for
Springfield whore she expects W srcnd the
vacation.
~ NJ, Conner and Dr a II Collins were
In town yesterday en- route to Muskogee 20 at-
tend court.
-E. n. Ratelin and 4 r Thompson were
both called to Muskogee Monday to appear on
the witness stand.
Mr. John w Miller came home Tnesday
night from II Dorado springs and reports Mrs
Miller 20 be looking very well indeed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

-Farmers laying by corn
--OseumN school closed Wednesday
Mrs. { G Brought Is on the sick list
Hudson Greek school closed last Friday.
5. $. Leonard has been licensed as public
exhorter
Iiaying, harvesting and politics are she
topics Of the day
James Dunnegha is yisitinga at his old home
in Arkansas this week.
Rev. John Hogan has gone to Chalk Valley
TO spend week or ten days
MIR. WIN Price Of Seneca, is visiting rea-
tyes (John Coz and family Of Pleasant lllli,
this week
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
PRYOR CREEK 70 rnr FRONT.
cOmpIets Arrangements for Grand Time

A Grand Picnic and Barbecue willshe given
by the citizeas OF Pryor Creek on July % lSgl.
al The usual picnic grounds in Pryor Creek
bottom, near 'lr. Hogan's Residence cor
dial invitation is extended to everybody to
join us and help to make u one Of the most
festive events OF the season. 4 special invita-
tion is extended TO all the candidates for the
various onices Of the Cherokee government
we extend personal invitation to the candi-
dates iQr The executive onee, viz; Hon , g.
Mayes aud assistant. lion. D. W Bushyhead
and assistant, aud Hon. Geo Benge and assis-
tant There Will be an abundance OF well bar
becned beef ami alt the necessary auNiliaries
10 proportion TO help make II one Of the iead-
ing barbeoges Of ihe season There will be
conveyance provided to take eli parties from
town 90 lhe ground Respectfully.
W, T. WnirAKAH.
g. HoGAS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
AeONKnNrIoN

oftht Liberal rarty io select candidates for
the ensuing election in Cooweuscqowee distrirt
Viii be held june a0 1851, ID Chelsea. T. n,
Everyone desiring reformation in The finance
aud general management o. the government
of the Cherokee nation, without regafd %
race, creed color or previous political anlia.
ton, are Invited 70 join ns in one united enort
10 relieve lhe nation from No present burden
ofmenectnaf admlnistrAtlon, bankruptcy and
Wholesale corruption now being pracilced
Let The eleotors ofegs precinct meet some
daY prior TO the above sud select delegates
JosErIi IluNr,
(hirmGh FX Com
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

of caurse). lie could walk a little, but could not
g up ii he fcl down, and could not move when
in ia8, having no use of his hands. Immediately
commenced Aiih llD CuWcuR, REMEDIES, using
$40 frelY. One sore after another helicd 8 hsnY
ltfer forming in each one OF these iigb deep oues
jas before healing, which would finally grow loose
lqa seefe t4kan out; then they would heal lapIdly
0ns of lhsae ugly bone formations preserved.
Aater thinr q dozen and q half bottles DO was CON-
u'ateg cured, and j. now, at the age of six years,
tfrsur END leahg child. Mrs. ". Is BRIGGS.
Mas is,3 fle Clay S., bloumms si1n lIl.
dv r-sndson remalns perfectly Wen. 40 SIGNS ~
fc.3'alI and mo- -orcs. Mrs. r. s. nkiGGS,
fEs T. 1Sal denomination. u.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

had two of them on each
hand, pnd a. his blood ho.
came more and more Impure,
q tonk lcss time Tor them %
hrenk out. A sore came en-
The chin, honeaih the under
hp, which was very offensive.
HIS hHad was one Sold scah,
diacharging a great deal. rhis
was his condition at twenty
two months Oil, when | un
dcrtook ihe care Of him, his
mother having died when be
was a little more than q year
nfN ~ annaffrir fiffa|u Fa4.s.4fs.rt
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
TIM GREAT CONVENTION.


a the North Western line rC. 4 NV B'y)
Is known as one Of the very best routes be.
tween Chicago ana Minneapolis. the selection
Of It as one Of The lines that can be nsed by
persons attending the annual convention Of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endearor
VIII prove satisfactory 90 those desrions Of
travelling by line that enjoys a national rep
ufaion for furnishing ts patrons with every
facility for safety comfort and pleasure en
route. Tile Norih- Western runs the finest v0s-
tlbnied trains through from Chicago 20 Minnie
apoils in fourteen hours. furnishing the tray-
eler will every luAury which au equipment Of
Z magnificent new sleeping cars aud ans Nceiled
dining cars together with unrraled track and
motive power can provide - is upon the oc-
casion above named, the only limo that can
give its patrons the choice Of routes via Mil-
wAukee. Waukesha aud N adlson, or via Har-
/ ward lanesvile, Madison. DEVILS Lake and
+ the beautiful lake country Of Wisconsin and
i Minnesota Passenger gDng by either 81
4 the lines abote named can, g thel desire,
I return by she other thas varying lhe monot-
7 onN of journey n both directions over the
same roHty. Ample accommodations viii BE-
provided an'l the extreme low rate Of ONE fare
FOR the round trip from Chicago affords an un-
usually favorable opportunity fora visit 10 tile
twin cities, - Paul aud Minneapolis. and tile
adjacent well known resorts
Special attention vii be given to organized
bodies travelling in special trains, aud such
trains viii Do scheduled between Chicago and
Minneapolis, 10 both directions. 70 meet thc .
Wishes 81 parties using them Parties travel I
Ing - special chartered cars mili ALEC receive .
be most careful ana prompt service
The convention 10 lsgl promises To be more
f4.es. ~ ... "a D.. Il. al i al.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

Mrs. Michael Culain. Piainheld
Ia, makes the statement that size
rarglt cold, which settled GA het
inligs; she vas irraieq flr . m nth by
hff family physician bgi grew worse.
lie told ller she was hnpelrss Virt ni
of consumption aud ihai 40 mel . 2
conla cure her Her druggist suglest-
ed br. King Now Discovery fni Con-
sumption; she bought bottle ani 30
her delight found herself benriified
from FIST dose She continued lis use
nj after taking ten hniilcs. iunui her
sfli sound 4u4 Well, HpN 'lWs ser own
hnnseanfk aud Is as Nri as Size ryel
wns. frrr trlal bniiie uf this treat
Discovery ai w q. Patton & CO.'S
drug store. large bottles 5lc. aud 81 %
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

The best salve in the wor.d for Cuts
iruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt, Khenm
Fewer sores, letters, Chapped Hands
Chilbhius Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions. aud positively cures Piles. or nc
pay required " is guaranteed q q give
perfect satisfaction ar money refunded
Price - cents per box tor sale by w
q. Patton & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
rau ANNUAL SUNDAY scnooL CONVENTION.

The itth annual convention " The lneerna-
tlonal sunday school association OF the indian
Territory will be held at Muskogee, l. \. July
sth and 9Th II is earnestly desired that every
denomination and every sabbath School be
represented Each school Is entitled to two
delegates The meeting VIII be OF interest TO
all sabbath School workers
d. \. AtLKN, fres
j McC IFfPFn Sec
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
BaBY'S {
Unnpy HnOslers.

VIM. rimmons, postmaster of ida-
Vile, Ind, writes; Electric 8ittcrs
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad
ip6lug arisirg from kidney and liver
trouble John leslie. nrmef aud
stockman, ct same plao1. says. tfind
Electric Bitters TO be iii~besi Kidney
aud Liver inelicine; ma ie me feel like
new man. j. W. Gardner, hard
NHfe merchant same town, say s.;
Electric slileis is Just tie thing for a
rsff whether Pc lives or lies, he iaund
lts strength. go0J appetite and felt
iusl liae a. had 4 nea lesse IN life
OniN Soc bottle % Patton y eos
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25

a long-fel want supplied at last-a
pheasant castor oil. 1t is known as
Cheathan' tasteless castor OIL Chill
dren take IL with delight, anytime Of
day or night. Sweet as honey. and
just 4s elective as the plain, sickening
castor oil that we have been used to
Price p cents Sold by j. r. Dawson,
Anol. L I.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
VANS. FoR saLt. LOST. srRllEp. srelFs.

zach n0tire. 90 the character n llesta.l aat
exceeding rt1s wrrr- at1 hh Inherited tua
nN tNtsef ,Hfa hdading Tor FiFra orS O.. ]
fatsf. sfnAfto ou >foLrS-A black mare.
liiF years niH. huuut nueen hands high 40
hlnHfis scar nH ieif fore ankle wait on one
bind iez AMI belly viii paw literally far fn-
FORMATION leading fo recovery Ihrs rrier.
White IuH- Ter fsls
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
Skinner, RatCIiff & Co.,
Vinita, Ind. Ter

MIS-. /. v Cummings has her dress
making parl0rs now located in the
Raymond house, up stairs, and will
take pleasure in meeting not only her
old customers but the ladies OF the
community in general. AS heretofore,
careful attention will be given out-of-
town orders 3Ttf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
Low Rates via the M, * 8 Y. Ry

Low Rates via the M K 81 7. Ry.
on July 9nd, ,srd aud 4ih the Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas R'y viii sell round
trip tickets 10 points en its line within
distance Of POO miles. al The low rate
Of one fare for the round trip; tickets
will be good 10 return July5, 1921 For
tickets apply 10 local NJ, X d r.ticket
ageHi.
On July sid aud 9TH ihe NJ, X.
& T. R'y viii sell round trip tickets 10
Scdalia TO persons desiring TO attend
ihe reunion Of the Blue and Gray. az
one fare Tor ne round trip; tickets good
10 return July g. 1891 Fos ticteis ap-
ply to local NJ. X & 7. R'y ticket agent.
on account pf ihe meeting OF the
National Educational Assopisiiqu az
Toronto, July l4ih to 18th, 1871, iho
Missouri. Kansas & Texas R'y will sell
round trip tickets at s. % higher than
the one gay rates. Tickets will be on
sale from July fth 10 l2th, inclusive,
and viii be gosd foF reiurp to septem-
ber soth, 1851.
On account Of ranlh Annual censnn-
iion Of the Y ?. :. g. h., held at Min
neapolis. Mimi, July 9th to lsth, 1891.
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y will
sell round trip tickeis at the regular
ore vGy rate Tickets will be on sale
July eih and Tth, aql gill be good for
return on July i2ih hy d'pssitlng
this tirke, With joint ticket agent a.
Minneapolis, passengers may have time
extended until August 2ith, 1891.