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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

The jury at Philadelphia in the suit
Of Meyer & Dickinson against the gov
eminent TO recover excess of duties
levied on material used rs hat trimmings
returned . verdict Of S4S2. 20 for the
plaintiffs The government ut once
appealed to the supreme court. BY
the verdict the government is made
liable for from $40. OOO, 900 to $50, 600, 600.
collected In duties from importers of
millinery materials 10 various parts
of the country. The suit of Meyer 4
Dickinson was q test case, and was in
tended to test the right Of the govern
ment to collect duties on goods in dis
pute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

The worlds fair fine art building. it
has been definitely decided, is to be put
in jackson park instead Of on the lake
front down town several miles away.
This places the whole exposition at last
ON a single site. A new chief OF the
horticultural department has been con-
firmed by the board of control. Com
missioner William F~orsythe, of Cali
fornia, is the man. The local directors
must yet pass upon him, but his success
Is said In he assured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Hon. J. A. CHAPLEAU has Joined the
new Canadian ministry on condition
that he becomes minister Of railways
after the session. The railway depart.
ment will in the meantime be admin.
istered by Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, ex'
minister of customs. Abbott, premier
elect becomes president Of the privy
council. Sir John Thompson will lead
the lower house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
CHEYENNE N

First 1nstalimeat to Opea the Territory
Goes Forward.
KINGFIsHER Ok, June ia-The first
instaliment Of the $50. 900 due the
Cheyenne and Arapahoc Indians under
the act Of congress- adopted March 3.
1891. went to Darlington yesterday.
The installment consisted Of so. 600 sill
yer dollars and four more Of the same
character and magnitude are TAI follow.
Payment of the Indians will commence
1t once. IL will require the remainder
Of this month and probably = portion Of
July TO complete the payment After
this the allotment Of lands tn these In
dams will commence. The Allotting
agents have been on the ground. under
pay. for 4 month. waiting for the
work IN begin. but the Indians refused
20 accept their lands, or have any thing
70 do with the sllotting agents until
they had received their pay In caah-
II il estimated that the allotting will
require from four % six months After
this the great Cheyenne and Arspahoe
reservation, embracing some Of the
finest lands In the Indian territory and
consisting Of <.00O. 900 acres will b~
thrown open To homestead settlen
The act Of congress provided that the
allotment of lands To the Indians should
be made in ninety days from the psss
age Of the act March 3. 1921. and the
delay In the work IL the occasion of
great dissatisfaction among the people
Of Oklahoma and the western states
generally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

The guardian Of the five minor chill
dren of the late Charles Achenheim has
entered suit ut Pittsburgh, Pa. in their
behalf against the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Co. for 500. 900 damages for
the death of their father. Achenheim
was killed in q wreck on the Baltimore
e. Ohio railroad June 10, 1880. while on
his way from Baltimore 70 Pittsburgh
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

The Duchess of Castro Enriguez, who
Is under arrest in Madrid for maltrcat-
ing her maid servant, was arrested
while dining in her palace in the Gale
Arenal and taken to prison in acabl late
at night in order to avoid violent dem
o~nstrations. Bail was refused her, but
she was permitted 10 have her children
with her in the common Jail The i'll
treated servant is a child who was en-
gagged from a founding hospital. She
fed from her employer after four days
of i'll usage, being found in the streets
by the police covered with bruises and
sores
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Tvs y.sss nss resssA ., ne rr>sss.s
SS D~ol

KAxsAs CRY. Mo. Juns i:-Ths
electric light. Of Trur.s psrk ser.
siinmerine a ~ O'Clock isss nsehs 90
husiresfs Of D~rsy pleasure ssek~rS Q
pssiios ev~Sed vish dssoro as1 Q
dark sPot On Echo lake vh~r~ thres
young mes. thrown fross . esy~issa
boat were struggling fo their lives
Two of the yossx n~s uerv dsowseA.
tSs Third WA rssrs~d tsss 10 Ne s~s
OF TINA There vess osiy . fs-
bosts On The lake asd few peopse sho.s
the shoseA Tomfops~ry In roehinr tAe
20 h sssd IN have eazssd liz sces3sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

At a meeting of New York Jewish
ministers q complaint was made that
the government had taken no action
in regard 70 the hardship Of Jews In
Russia, whereupon DIR. Maez stated
that Secretary Blaine had sent letters
TO St Petersburg which could not have
been stronger had he been a!Jew him
cal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

BERLIN advices state that at a
ministerial conference held there,
the recognition OF the Gillian in
surgents was the subject of dis
cussion. Although no decision was
arrived at, il Is said that the
course of the United States in re-
gard to the Itata has aroused deep
anxiety in Berlin, il being feared that
Balmaceda's government will grant
more favorable commercial conditions
for the United States to the detriment
of European countries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26


A VIENNA dispatch says that the en-.
peror recently spent q day in seclusion,
II being the twenty-fourth anniversary
of the death Of his brother Ferdinand
Maximili,n. emperor Of Mexico, who
was executed BY shooting Il Q~ueretaro
The subject of . renewal of diplomatic
relations between Mexico and Austria
was recently brosched in Vienna and
the imperial ministry was strongly in
clined TO favor the proposition. The
emperor himself, however. put . firm
veto upon the project and showed BY
the emphasis of his action that he never
would forgive Mexico for the death OF
his brother. With the death Of Francis
Joesph, however. the personal ob9ee-
tauns WIN disspper. n the crown VIII
then 90 to . nephew to whom the death
of Macmillan win be . matter OF his
tory only.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

REPORTS presented in the British par
lament for use in the debate on the
factories bill show that the recon-
mcndations of the Berlin labor confed-
Grafton have been applied in Germany,
Belgium, Holland and the Scandinavian
countries and partly In France, Switzer.
land and Germany. The concensus OF
the reports show that the Legislation
for protection of women and children
is everywhere progressing. Most coun-
tries also are promoting schemes for
the insurance of workmen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
REPORT AsoUT rlppotrrI


ns<saA m~.-fs
ygv Yoas. Jsne &c - ve&e- fVa
Jseusi bsings . rport ths. f'''dN"'
Hippoiyk go ss~.ssiaa.~a GS' -
voess revolt In HsJtG
BippeiyH b~ean< pr.sSsn' 81 -
r~pubi< ~ Hsyti By rtrss~ - '-~~
skoa 80 y.srs sxo 81 -AkA L<a@~
go Ap~~d ssd H~ipy.dyss @s1~ 1890
d~ss
Op~ - his is.~.s s~s. -s - %|
cry ~ sons 40 p-r~yas Ia Ia ss
81 Pust ~ Pysnrs. ord<r.d ~ ~ 1~S
eseAss~es IN a.~il . ~b~lisDa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED.
TO SAVE YOUNGSTOWN.
Plans to Prevent Inasdatioos In b
Future.

Plans 70 Prevent Ina1datioos In b
Fatsre.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, June 20.-For NV
eral months J. ]. Cross, Of New York.
civil engineer. has been making . care
full survey Of the city Of JohnstOwn.
the Conemaugh and Stony Creek rivers
and all its tributaries in order "a
devise means to prevent the recur-
renee Of another flood and avoid
regular foundations of the city. His re
port was presented At . mass meeting
Of citizens officials Of the Cambria iron
company and all leading business men
being present. 1t recommends the
expenditure Of 500, 900 in order 70
make life and property safe In the
city. The Johnstown lumber log boom
was q euace TO the city and should lie
rebuilt or removed The greatest point
Of danger lies In the stone bridge
famous in the food. which. the ~.
port stated. did not have sufficient
waterway to carry of ordinary fresh-
cts and backed spring foods into the
town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
lANGTRV BLACK eyes.
The Ssssoss sliy said q" Have Ns~s Heat
NJ . Noaag .0looa."

The FAMOUS lily ssid q" Have Ns~s nesses
NJ . Sossg "Hiosa."
LONDON, June iJ-A story IL being
told In Paris about Mr.. I.angtry and
her most recent admirvr. John Baird. q
young Scotch millionaire known on the
turf ~ a abingdon" and one of the b-st
''gcntlcn~n" rider~ and amats ar t-px.
crs in England Mira i.apgtry In said
% have d~ispleas~d baird by payiog too
much attention to M - hts rivals
He. according to the story. taxed
her with this end she resented his
language. whcreupon he struck her
twice. and n . result of tho encounter
she Is wearing two black eyes Baird
In the fellow who was expelled from
the Pelican club for hiring n gang of
ruibans Ia queer" the smith slavia
prize fight at Bruges eighteen months
or so ago.
An incident 81 the t;rand Pris race In
Paris last Sunday wAs the chastis~ me mt
of Howell Osborn by Mabel Jordan nj
the track before several Thousand sp-c-
tators- The young woman attacked
him with a para~ol and got In several
telling blows before the b ~iider~i
youth recognized the feasibility Of
immediate absence Mr. Fey Ten
pleton Osh-prn is expected In Paris and
all Of O~horn's friends arc invited to .
grand banquet In honor of her return
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
ps<sksss ssssss.s rssy

BAsr. ~ y NJ J~a~ tA-f-
s1s u3s psss s'sosisss
hssd& - Ap.eA~ fn~fA~s~ s.ss @<e
~~s sioes ,h~ hsr$<y - krso@a
Ssv heakols M vssiasty u - 81
rssrr uk~r .h~ h~sstst7ssy
ca shi~f y<s~a asA IA
haed made sk~sr k~sSgz2ss~1
- issi. n sGnWt<ss hsss ~~a ~
ias sgty sss sAsess~aiss ~tISr~ a
.zssls ossp>sy As .~. S~<s.aasea
sot a tk< srss tsAsss-ss fso=a ~ Ia
dEaas fAss ss~y s~Aa .ossa~ As1AS
vss vii ~ oD@z~o>~a .hkA -A
xysss th~m oss az M xrTs.s<y
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

BECAUSE Of q rebuke for securing the
abolition Of bells In the Roman Catholic
church ut Prizrend, European Turkey.
the Austrian CONSUL Herr Pelinski, has
committed suicide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

CAPT. FRANK BALDWIN. of the Fiji
teenth infantry, has returned to Chica-
go from Pine Ridge, whittier he had
gone to attend q meeting Of the com
m~issioners sent 10 mark the dividing
line between the Rosebud and Pine
Ridge agencies Twenty-seven chiefs
met the commissioners and Capt
Baldwin says there will be no friction
regarding the dividing line, and that
the Ogallslas will agree to have the
line moved sixteen miles to its proper
place. After the meeting 600 Brules
held rs prisoners Of war since the In
dian war win be released The Indians.
Capt Baldwin says are well contented
Their rations r liberal and what the
specifications call for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Sgv foss- Juse fs-ne boeedk,
esssed ssA osehriopkedL fervssd-so
bosiag match hs~e>s Jshs Kifyssa.
II Bsitinore. ssd Srssh slssis. of
Australia for . ysrss ~ sia.ss. Offered
- h Crasise ssp-isskos. s.h pises
iass night ~ thsis eisb hs.se sis.ls
foro-d N ssssss1 frpo GA~ start
drs-tse hood ID as ar~a sossA Ass<s
tAe scDeA rvssA IL cozll k esessiy
seem tAss kifrsia ws ossr.sa<ksd
in , nssth road sssvia kis JsA~ .
terrible blow ~ Ne pees asd ~ wens
down - q sAo1 He failed 10 eo>s~ 70
6Ds I'D sissis 80 s~srxssd d. alhs
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

mss cur. Ia. gss~ n-As esS
osss D.sssy hss 6ss evsssis~s s<rs
- ssI - s~c~roos~d sssss tss
lsss - shs s.ss.L vsss sess<sA - ga
60 Ia sss so4srs ssd .spros~a
os<Sas<sy MI - pa IN sA~ sa~s-ssa~y
ssA.s aEii - Exl fAliA a. s@EsA
pss.s&<ss % sA~ rns xssseaSl sasz.
vt; 0hs . AAif ksssr>sa c a. n>ssa~r
49, C. asrSos sAhs . sAsrA % sAs
sso<k asA e~sSsssissss saa lsss~-.<~ Ia
~ vsezsisy % b Mi hks ss~ 49,
ssna J. c H~r.aA % Do Ho&s~s>
hss he~s ss~xr>1 - nAa.x~x IA b
e1gAs 10 tie cxssss u tAe ose h<l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Col. Ce~Ssos to - Tried.

wAsHrSsrox. June I9-In accordance
with the findings Of the court OF inquiry
In the case Of the iynehing Of Hunt by
United States troops as Fort walla
walla. Wash. Secretary Proctor ~
ordered . court martial 20 try Col
Charles Compton. Fourth cavalry. for
negligence In failing % take proper
steps 10 prevent the lynching. The
court will meet July I, next
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
ADDITIONAL nRRACm-

~2Sa ~
JENNIE HROssNAN. aged - years. .
Hungarian; Katie Keefe, aged II, and
Agnes Sears, aged rs the latter two
Irish girlA were found dead In bed In
their room at 10 East Eighty-sixth
street. New York. They had been
suffocated BY gas
THE Steele Of Paris says the cabinets
Of Europe are nov discussing tho ex-
pediency of asking for united action
with . view 70 restoring order in Hayti
EX-SENATOR MCDONALD, the demo-
cratic leader Of Indiana died 1t Indian
apolis on the 21st
CLEANING house returns for the week
ended June 30 showed IN average de-
crease Of It's compared with the CORE
spending week Of last year. In New
York the decrease was $50
An excursion train from Cleveland.
O., jumped the track about fifteen miles
west Of that city OF the sftefn6on Of
the 2lst Only a person was killed.
but many were injured
FINANCIAL matters were extremely
quiet in Europe during the week ended
June 20. In London American railroads
showed . tendency 10 Improve.
IT was reported that . revolution
took place between President Balma-
ceda's troops 1t Coquimbo. and that the
insurgents killed four Of their officers.
SrRArHMKArH won the Chicago derby
ON the s0th. During the ace High
Tariff fell dead
~A.~ Aln-A ~sANsIA- $500
upset while returning in . boat ut Cur
tbs creek. Baltimore, Nd, on the eoth-
Seven Of then were drowned
CHIEF JUSTICE JOSEPH r REED. Of the
recently created court Of private land
claims and his four associates will
meet in Denver. July I. The session b
for the purpose Of organizing the court
and three officers will be appointed
TaK firm Of Walters & Hodges. doing
business under the name Of the Da-
bnq1e ia Brass and Metal Co, he's
failed There are large eastern cred
Iitors Of the firm The total liabilities
viii aggregate Sl3S. Co The gross ~
sets are not yer $s.5oQ
TIE French amboasador to the holy
zee has presented 70 the pope . letter
from NJ. Carnoe in which the president
has expressed his high appreciation Of
the pops's eneyelieal On social qnes-
tiouA
THKaR Was . tornado q Cairo nj.
On the slsA, danaging many bafldingA
THk families of A B. Kianan, Dan
Whitehead, Joaeph SummerA J. West
and Ben Smith were poisoned at Peru,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

THE rate wal between Kansas City
and Chicago has been opened The CHI
cago & Alton IL in the lead. and 1t prom
ises to make . bitter fight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

FRENCH imports and exports largely
decreased in May "a the same month
of last year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
CURRENT COMMENT.

The flow of lava from Mount Vtsu-
vius has ceased very suddenly and un-
expectedly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

STATE CoMPrRoLLRA CoIsxx. Of C1k
fornia, says he will not sign the ~ap.
rants for the worlds fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

THERE will be no autumn session OF
the British parliament When II Cd
journs it will be to January.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
Jssssssvs usod ssatsess TO Soc.

~JOHSsrowS. Pa. June 2o-Suit b
about 70 be brought against the South
fork Fishing club. of Pittsburgh. In
which Andrew Carnegie and others
were members by . number of those
who suffered in the great food J. J.
Strayer Is 1t the head OF the movement
which will be supported by . large
number Of others They have retained
Col ". n Moore. Of Pittsburgh, a
their attorney. and the parties feel CON-
6dens Of recovering in fall for damages
and losses II this movement b success-
full there ID no telling where Il will
stopl
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

During IL afsenoos p<rfer.ano 81
1ssd1 Bro&hsn' eir<s in Bs~Assii
IL. . b,sek h<as bross tspas fsoo -
CO. ta ~ oenae.rs - nss iss0 ~
eircns kns IL stsed . isssis eAsiA a
Geos.s Figs - h,oep1 - sn y -
hsk1y thss b IN pgeSSky <A
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

ispsASAroal& 1sA Jsas ff-n<rs
- bsss sssy ae<<6~d ehsass s~ ~
v0as 10 ss-ss.ssov nefooaiAs essdS
tsno wtehis ~ - ts~essg-soss hs.n.
- - h 800 - esSessss1 shss "a
hopR b essertstsed ef hh r-eSvssy.
He ssGen vssy iasb p.is 80 b qssas
ehearfai
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

LorrstuLL Ky. June sa-The Eass
Teasessse. virginia 4 Georgia Raiiroed
Co Aas applied 20 lie federal eouFt Soe
~proteesiOa agsinss sevessees bsskeoes.
vho hsve strsek for higher wageA
IL company eiains that Tie strskeD
have iDserieed ssiqpsay With sAsis
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

BusrxKsKEpsG Col. Jsss ta-Yes-
serdsy evening While Adso MeA,>r
vss driving is . fssersl po>esSa
neas this ptaee, hh hone heea0s
frigAsessd ssA ~ svsy. sAr0vtae him
ont q ~ 0rTiaea His hssd serueA
ae,isss . roe&- isturi.g hin % severely
- hSod-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

ST JoseyR. No. June n-OMoes
Martin, charged With istsrrupting -
orulssosy p,rformssos bst-ess As~
ChsreAill asd her Assee- ws exoe>r
ssed By Tie psiioe board yesterday.
TIE mother of Tie girl vAo Dsde III
eooplains Md hey we're sinply prt
iag fos Tie night ~socordins "a N esssb
iiahed esssoo of vAieh abe was eng.
INFANT The o0ees. % The osb~s ksod
declared that he discharged hh gun.
sos for IL psspms al alarming ~
neigAbnrhooA bss thas he oighs ed
shnrt vhsa ~ believed % - - i0pro
priesy be4veea He c0spse
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

NV Ou3ASA Jaas lA-Benard
GlssAS- convicted saoe dsys EGO ol
hsving ssAsoVesd - brfhs Tsies Jsros
HeaRy 4 At0ood In Tie H<aaesasy
80. rs sesseee,d b JsAee Man q
- yeaF ID the psaiAestSsgy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

CHICAGO. June so-The ;ury In The
case Of State senator Solomon .
Prsag. on trial il the federal court On .
charge Of subornAsion Of perjury in the
procuremeut Of naturalization psPen
Tor aliens. returned into court and r.
ported that they were unable 70 agree
upon . verdict The jury vss d.
eharKUd
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26

Nsv Yosk Juse a-ne rePabaieaa
cosnty eoanitsse lass night $4,000
rssolnsioas expceoiAg approval a u
pas&Sorn sdopsed b he OAio ecevear
sios. asA Of Ne Do1isssjoa oS Aat
NeKinloy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
A l~.ss s,xsv lsvo l~l

CRY % MExIca June s1-Latest ID
vices ahout the esoudbarsa On SUNDAY
On ~Coscepeioo mountain. in the state a
San Lan P0sosi are 70 the effect sAsl
q least sixty lives we're lost
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-26
A NEWS.


Sy~0D@-8 DSOs
the night Of The 18th . terrible
ratbstoFm. visited portions OF the state
localities much dsnaoo
Wa done. In the vicinity of Norfolk
Il was very revere. At Meadow Grove
aud Battle Creek IL Wa In the nature
Of . cioud-burst the people Of Meadow
asfove being compelled 70 leave their
bones in boats and rudely Constructed
RATS 20 save their lives, the wster b.
ing several feet deep In the streetA
Great damage was done 20 cropA John
Lorensen . farmer living eight miles
east Of Neigh. while attempting 70
cross . flooded r.vine in his wagon was
drowned A large portion Of Broken
Bow wss under water. and 1t Nordea
two horses were killed BY lightning.
Near Humphrey Bartholomew Bogus.
Q farmer, was killed by lightning while
in the field. His horses were also
killed. Much damage WAS done In The
vicinity Of Niobrara At Tyndall
things were Torn up in terrible shape.
while 1t Tilden the railroad track was
Torn up for half mile, sidewalks swept
away and dwelling houses flooded
Three children were drowned about
fifteen miles southwest Of the town.
and 1t Orleans trains were all stopped,
crops badly damaged and . number Of
bridges washed out. At Palmer the
wife and grandmother OF vaclar Lsnton
wore struck by lightning and killed
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-16

Hugh Q whsiey made flying trip to
Neosho Friday
Frank Audraln. offraIrIe CITY, was iut the
city saturday.
WIN. Howell, OF oseuma, was In town
Monday on business.
>. Il Brown. OF Wagner, made our town
a short visit last week.
w J. welton. Of vinita. and r. A. Judd.
ofthis place. are building dwelling houses
here.
Niles Mollie Howell. Of oseuma, was the
guest OF Miss Lizzie Livingston Saturday and
sunday.
Alex Dloscngame, Of Berryville, Ark. H.
here LOOKING out location for himsslf and
family.
-David Gleeson and family. or wash Co.,
Ind. have located here. Mr.. Gleeson is
Iblncksmith by trade. M
--Dr. Geo Leadford, Of Harrisbureh. H..
has located In our town with q intention Of
practicing medicine.
The harvesting machine companies are
we'll represented herei we have a trio the
Osborne, Mccormick aud Plano.
Miss Emma johnson. Of Bolivar, bIo has
come 10 tNlh llatt 10 hhhlht AAlh1 iAe hHfih ~
the millinery and dressmaklng business.
Prof Geo. NJ Gibson returned TO his home
al Springfield, Mo last week after finishing
the term Of school which gave entire sbtisfac-
tion to all lis patrons
j. r Ltboyteaux has concluded to make
Afton his home and engage In the livery busi-
ness with NJ. Y. Patterson. Under the new
management the stable will be remodcled and
enlarged and supplied with the best Of fbuggies
and teams
The oswego Seed and Grain Co. have
loaned more lax seed at this place this spring
than to all the rest Of the territory combined
The only way we can account for this is that
Alton is situated In a fertile country and
thickly settled by q class OF wideawake and
enterprsing farmers who Keep mp with the
times
April "a, 1891. MoSrEAUK.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-16
OSEUMA AND VICINITY.

Gardens look fine
Farmers planting corn.
The machine agentcs are busy.
-.Bil Mccullough Is on the sick lisi
james Hill Is at home again aud sick.
Mr.. Wards children have the measles
John Hiil Is going 10 marshallng again.
james Brought was at home last Sunday
&C. q. Brought has about iny acres OF Bss
sown.
Several have gone to the payment this
week
WIN. Howells daughter, Minnie, has been
quite sick.
air sweeny purchased a new Plano binder
recently.
Here. oseumai,esi don't you think We had
better Ax up our stiles9 think It would
please the ladies.
sam Faust purchased new corn planter
" Nat Perry last week.
-Messrs Howell Payne aud sweeny have
sown a large crop Of FAX
since the cold snap is over the grass IS
coming on nicely and another week will see
splendid grazing.
b. + Milstead was around last week buy
ing hogs. purchasing from +. II. Couner Mrs.
Samantha Duncan aud c'hers.
-Hellol "oseuma Notes" i" let's STAKE
hands and see II We understand the grip"
You know it Won't do for crAwnsh to pinch
each other.
"A collection Of about sig so was taken ~
at Pleasant Hill last Sunday for the purpose oil
furnishing the house with seats. Otheri
wonld do we'll to follow the example
France I'll!'s sons. from Big Cabin, pass
ed through Fairiand last Saturday; reported
thousands OF Texas cattle on the range and
said they drove through herd mile wide
Hat Hal Dlin't the Fairland correspon.
dent give us a name. "Crawdsh9" Many
thanks. Mr. Correspondent; We suve beer
wanting name for some time Snd are happ,
to think we have one But, good people, don q
you think that erah Gsh is ludkicr than
snake. for IL craw1sh gets where hc can't "a
forward he can 20 backward and a snake Just
creeps Around In The grass or lies ON tht
shady side Of the fence But we think the
grass hos been burned until the snake will
have TO move his quarters. And We will say
further for his benefit that "crow" isn't bad
eating and plump crAwdsh amt to be g-ia.
ned at.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-16
NC oherokee Payment.

Tho "inspirationn has al last struck
yiniia and not a few Of the crisp, new
bank notes which the treasurer Is dis
bursing this week at Delaware court
house have found their way 10 town.
T. r, Kuight aad two or three other
persons from Ninlta were among the
first 10 drag aud reached home shortly
after one O'clock Monday. II was
learned that Delaware aud Ooowee-
acoowoe dislncts consume about one
third ofthe entire payment, or 100000.
and that Delaware lakos iritie over
$4,000. From this court house The
lreaepter will proceed direct 10 Glare
nler tsbipp 3he railroad either az
"A. A.iie,i.o AZ and may naacll, lliorc