Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-15
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tic Copper Mining Co., at Houghton,
Mich, have struck for higher pay.
THE loss at sea is announced Of the
British schooner May Gibbon, Capt
Sabean, from Portland, August 16, for
Demerara. Some of the crew have
been landed at st. Michaels.
The handsome dwelling house known
as Cecil Manor in Cecil county, Md,
was totally destroyed by fire The
mansion was built two years ago at a
cost of 100000 and was said to be the
finest residence in the state.
IT is probable that the Chinese will
neglect to register and resist deporta-
tion on constitutional grounds on May
next
THREE negroes were strung up in one
night by mob nine miles east of Paris,
Tex. The lynehing grew out of the
killing of negro desperate July 30
last.
An American named Kammerer killed
burglar near Vienna He was ar
rested pending investigation.
PoRT Huron, Mich, is hurt by a
Canadian vessel being forbidden to un-
load grain there.
Two lads were killed while driving
across the c., b. & Q. tracks at Wood
street, Chicago
THE Manning block at Keosauqua,
Ia, has burned
THE strike of the Genoese dock labor
ers against the use of hydraulic cranes
caused thirty coal laden steamers from
England to be delayed over a month,
but the men returned to work at an adj
vance.
The Brussels Etoile Beige says that
the news of the massacre Of Lodister
and his companions by the Arabs is cor
rect; only one member of the expedition
escaped.
ZIMMERMAN, the safety bicyclist,
went a-half mile in 1:Ol As at Hartford,
Conn, beating Nancy Hanks time.
EIGHT cars of fruit were totally
wrecked by the Santa Fe train running
off trestle near Galesburg, Ill.
A CHILD two years old died at Phila-
delphia, after drinking about pint Of
whisky.
RECORDER SMYTHE, of New York, in
structed the grand jury to inquire into
cases of reporters boarding quarantined
vessels contrary to law.
Frost is reported in Wisconsin.
THE body, the head of which was
found by dog at Decatur, Ill, was
found later, 1t had been partly eaten
by hogs.
IN a fight between native laborers
and the troops in the Congo Free State
several people were killed.
FRENIER, the French clerk who sold
state secrets to Capt Borup of the
United States army, has been sentenced
to twenty years Imprisonment, TO
be followed by twenty years banish-
ment from France.
BY the explosion of a sawmill boiler
near Bessemer, Ala, four men were
killed.
An unknown man placed the muzzle
of a revolver through a knot hole in
the Carnegie company's fence at Home
stead and deliberately discharged it
The bullet passed near the head Of the
wife of a non-union man.
MORE complaints are made of the un-
sanitary state Of the Tombs prison, New
York.
THE great prize fight between Cor
bett and Sullivan occurred at New
Orleans on the 7th and ended in the de-
feat Of Sullivan after 81 rounds.
The American Protective league. a
fve-year benefit order of New England.
is in trouble, charged with shortage
Of a., 00o, 900
EIGHrEEs prisoners, including three
condemned murderers, escaped from
Chattanooga fTenn.) Jail recently.
DURING ~street parade of circus at
Maysville, Ky, Animal George" Of
Columbus, O., who was in cage witha
tiger, was attacked by it and before he
could be rescued was nearly eaten alive
by the animal
The examination Of Kimsey and Hut
ton at Sedan, Kan, charged with the
murder Of Frazier, the cattleman, some
time ago ended in their discharge.
THE Western Union has commenced
chopping off heads They belonged to
men who attempted 10 form a tele-
graphers' union.
Az attempt of five men to rob the
passenger train on the Santa Fe at
Wharton, Ok, ended in failure. The
express messenger had removed the con-
tents Of the safe before the robbers got
in.
ASoImR tourist and his gnide have
been li 'el By falling glacier in
Switzerland.