Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-08-11


Vatican IN connection with the Fnri-
bault and Saltwater schools contro-
versy.
MUcu excitement was caused at
Ocean Grove, n. j. by discussion over
masonry at the association meeting.
The brethren almost came to blows.
FRANK CLARK Of Columbus, Ind, a
railroad brakeman on the Big Four was
killed near Pclsin, H., and Tom Storey
OF the same pace was drowned at War
saw, Ky.
AT Lothar Montgomery county, Ga,
Winnie Davis threw the contents Of a
bottle of vitriol in Daisy Johnsons face
Jealousy led to the act Miss Johnson
may lose her sight
A FEEnGE-MINDED boy named Olsen
wrecked train at Bloomington, H.,
by throwing the switch
SINGLE eases Of glanders are reported
in five counties OF Illinois.
THERE is general belief in Phila-
delphia that William b. Robbins, at
torney and conveyanccr and late ac-
counting warden of St. Marks church,
is a fugitive, and it is alleged that the
total sum of discrepancies in which he
is involved will reach $500
SHOCK of earthquake was felt at
burlington, 81 miles west of Racine,
Wis.
The great stallion Sultan died recent
ly at Cynthiana, Ky.
TIE whisky trust won another vic
tory at Cincinnati, which practically
ends the prosecution Of the govern
ment on the indictments found in Bos-
ton against the trust officials.
THE Schulenburg lumber mill, Still
water, Mimi, has burned. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, SOS, 600
ONE man was killed and four others
badly injured by the collapse of an old
iron bridge near Attic, Ind.
DISPATCHES from Zumbrota, Rcd Wing
and other points in Minnesota report
destructive storm. A hail storm several
miles wide laid waste the uncut grain
and did great damage wherever it
struck.
THERE was a wreck on the Lake
Shore, near Erie, Pa. Several passen-
gers were injured. An engineer and a
fireman were killed
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August 3 showed an average in
crease of so.
IRoN Hall officers refuse to permit an
examination of the books
A CALL has been issued for delegates
of democratic clubs TO meet at New
York, October f.
A LETTER in the London Jewish
Chronicle describes the Argentine coll
ony started by Baron lGirsch for the
refugee Jews as a stupendous failure.
GEORGE ARNOLD was killed and three |
Others were injured by a bolt of light |
ming at Salem, Mass
A RACE war between Italians and |
negroes occurred at Orange, n. J. One |
man was stabbed seriously and twenty |
others injured by clubs and stones.
SHALrERs' dry goods store at Mat
toon, ILL.,, burned. Loss, $40, 600
In anticipation of an increased busi-
ness next year the Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railway Co intends to ex-
pend $40. 900, 600 to $4,000, 600 this year
in extensions with track betterments |
and new equipment
A CONVERTED Polish jew went into /
the synagogue at St Paul, Mimi, and /
began to preach the Christian religion
lie was Immediately assaulted, beaten
and pitched out OF the synagoguo.
THERE was a riot at colored Sunday
school picnic at Bolton, Miss One
man was killed and two women
wounded.
u. l.. LAURENs, the man who threat
ened to blow up Barring, Magoun & Co
at New York unless given money, was
10 eighteen months in prison.
Gov. Hoae, Of Texas, asks Gov Buch-
lnan. Of Tennessee to commute the
sentence Of Col. II. Clay King, now un-
der sentence of death.
THE Canadian Western railroad, n
British Columbia line, has secured
generous subsidy from the government
SIX miners were downcd in coal pit
near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Eng.
GEoRGE SEIPEs, aged 80, was drowned
in the Fox river at Aurora, H., while
leading horses TO water
ELIAS s MOVES, cashier of the Lin
colin National bank Chicago, has dis
supposed to Canada The
bank was out $1,000