Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-08-25
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NEAh iAlltuSbulBs W uHi.s tirtt lhtH
held up traveller and after IobbinQ
him cut his head off Vigilantes pur-
sued and captured the hi2hwaymen,
who were all lynched.
THE Jones 81 Laughlin American
iron works, Pittsburgh, Pa, employing
| 5000 hands, have resumed work.
The proposed sale of the Louisville,
ST. Louis & Texas road to the Louis
Vile & Nashville has not been aban-
doned, as previously reported
THE Mississippi Valley Lumbermens
association decided to advance all
grades except finishing lumber 80 cents
thousand
FOLLOWING a muflled roar, like far
awayfthunder the bed of the Sandusky
river for several miles below Tifin, 0. -,
has been upheaved as il by an earth
quake shock In scores Of places the
water rushcs into the subterranean
openings AT other points peaks pro
ject
THE Society of American Florists met
at Washington on the 10th.
Mrs. PIcKERING, who beat her hus-
band to death, was acquitted as insane
at Bolton, Tex.
SroRAi has added TO the horrors Of
cholera at Mini Novgorod, the hospital
being crushed and many patients killed
TIE strike at Buffalo, N. ", assumed
vast proportions when the Lake Shore,
the LaclSawanna and the New York
Central switehmen joined the Lehigh
& Erie. 1t was impossible TO measure
the disorder and enormous damage
done TO pcrishable freight Troops
were ordered out to preserve the peace
THE stable Of John A. Bostwick, of
the Standard Oil Co, was burned at
Mamaroneck, ~ Y Two men were
cremated. Bostwicl got @Seited and
dropped dead Of heart failure.
AN Italian, boy and a trained bear
We're killed by lightning at Loon Lake,
n. Y. The bolt struck the man, passed
through him into the boy, whose foot
touched him, and through the boy into
the bear on whose head his hand rested.
Snors were fired into the militia
camp at Homestead, Pa, from fast
moving freight train. Great alarm was
occasioned, the non-union men in the
mill being especially in terror. An in
vestigation was TO be made.
.TuE supervising architect says the
new eight-hour law will increase the
cost of the government building con-
tracts alone g. 0OO. OOJ q year.
ELEVEN men were burned 10 death In
a fire in a lodging house at Tredcgar,
Wales
NANCY HANKS made a phenomenal
mile at Washington park. Chicago, on
the nth, lowering the trotting record
to 2:07ll, dethroning Maud S. with a
record Of 2;oSI.
A DECREE is about TO be promulgated,
removing all restrictions on the exporta-
tion Of cereals from the Russian empire.
CHEF HARRIs, Of the Cherokee ma
tion. has written letter 10 President
Harrison, demanding the removal If
cattle from the Cherokee strip.
THERE was desperate fighting in Ten
nessce on the 18th. The miners capt
ured Gen. Anderson, of the militia.
The wires were cut and it was difficult
20 obtain news Reinforcements were
IMtAAiM OlNAiNAs AAlNAL NAEANEuliuN
prevailed at Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga.
JEERs of the mob at Buffalo, n. Y,
so excited a militia captain that he or
dered a bayonet charge. Several per-
sons received wounds ia the leg.
Orders have been issued in Germany
declaring that inasmuch as examina-
tion proves that American bacon con-
tains trichinm such imports must not
be placed upon sale unless examined by
the authorities
The four-masted ship Ashland, from
the Cape Of Good Hope for Newcastle,
Australia is supposed 10 have gone
down with all on board She had
crew Of thirty-three men and is six
weeks overdue.
REBoHr comes that a general fight
with guns aud knives has taken place
In Lyon county. KY. The fight was
participated in by the Hynes on one
side aud the Paynes on the other The
report says two Of the latter were
killed.
SxrF-FIvE Cinnamon nt Detroit were
sentenced 10 ten days each in Jail ami
deportation back to the Ilowery king
dom for coming aTqss the borden