Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17

biUif puDlloHod III ioIclRu pdpcIHt SiN-
ing accounts of the distress prevailing
in Russia, should be stopped, and as q
means TO this end they have urged the
czar to place the count under arrest
His majesty refused to listen TO tho adj
! vice of his ministers.
IT has been decided that no law covers
prize fighting on the high seas.
FIRE damp exploded in Belgian
colliery on the llth in pit where
nearly 500 men were at work. The
number Of the dead is place at 300,
RFroRrs Of damage TO winter wheat
have been received from Kansas and
Illinois
ANOTHER American sailor was
stabbed in the streets Of Valparaiso.
THE Standard oil trust, at iti next
meeting. viii dissolve and will not or
ganize ia any way, but the company
will not 60 out OF business
The New York Produce exchange
has stopped dealing in puts and calls.
A CoRoNER's jury rendered verdict
TO the effect that police officer Purtill
killed Thomas McGrail in self defense
at Kansas City.
A FIERCE blizzard ragged in north
ern New York on the 10th ard llth.
The mercury was 35 degrees above at
at Syracuse on the lth, and the wind
came from the northwest at sixty
mile an hour gait. business was at a
siandstill. Great drifts of snow were
in the main streets and snow plows
were running.
The crowd of spectators in hematite
ores at Duluth, Mimi, is growing larger,
aud the outlook for the coming season
is for increased production.
coLoRED girl was lynched in Louisi
ana on the leth for putting trough on
rats into the coffee of colored man
with the intention of poisoning him
whereby the lives OF nine parsons were
jeopardized.
ONE hundred congressman have
signed a petition favoring expending
50, 500, 600 for the improvement of the
channel connecting lakes Superior and
Huron.
LEWIS GORDON was lynched at Carroll
ton, Mo, for criminal assault on Mrs
John Perraton. The crime was com
mitted Friday afterno n, and he was
caught on the l2th and put in jail The
sheriff was trying to get him out Of
town, but he was taken by a mob and
hanged.
THE indications are that the southern
Illinois peach crop has been ruined by
the recent excessive cold.
THE duke of Edinburgh has been Of
Tended By the criticisms of his violin
playing at the charity concerts He
declares that he will never again play
in public.
CARDINAL GBBoNs has letter from
Bishop Befli, Of Carthagena, Columb bia,
America, in which the bishop promises
TO send bell 7ss years old for exhibit
tion at the worlds fair
JouN f. BRIGHr was lynched on the
l2th in fancy county, No. for wife
murder.
A CONCERT in Music hall, New York,
on the 12th in al l of the Russian famine
sufferers brought out the charitably
and musically inclinod citizens of that
city with the box Office result Of nearly
$40, 600
IN connection with the iron develop
menls near Dulutn, Mimi, comes the
plan for an iron palace as a feature of
the Minnesota state building at the
Columbian exposition.
SERMONS were preached in all the
churches of Connersvitle, Ind recently
vehemently denouncing tr.tting park
about TO be formed there and urging
church people TO discountenanee it
A sEvENTEEN-YEAR-oLD daughter OF
George Marlett of Paoli, Ind, died re-
Gently OF trichina spiralis. Some six
weeks ago Mr. Marlett killed hog and
his family ate Of the pork in an under
done condition. Mrs Marlett and the de-
ceased daughter we're taken sick.
QUITE severe shock of earthquake
was experienced at Napa, Cal. on the
18th. The vibrations were from north
to south, continuing about twelve
seconds
JAMES TAYLOR, a ranchman from
Taylorville, Cal, was arrested in New |
York the other day charged with the
larceny of $500 from his wife. Taylor |
claims to be wealthy. His FIRST wife
died. He inserted an advertisement in |
a newspaper and Henrietta Costa, of |
Foliaville, France, answered it