Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-24

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phia recently.
THE receipts from internal revenue
during the first eight months OF the
fiscal year ended June 80 were $780,
GOT, 233, an increase Of e3, 100. 07s over
the receipts during the corresponding
period OF last year
TIE national bank note circulation
is now st6i, 600, 900, an increase Of near.
ly $40, 900, o0o since July last
TuE trunk line passenger agents
have decided TO sell one fare tickets to
those people who desire to visit the
battlefelds near Washington at the
G. A. r. encampment in September
THE floods in the south of Spain were
disastrous In the town Of Villayerde
los houses collapsed, one child being
crushed to death.
THE other day about twenty-five
drunken miners engaged in free-for-
all fight at Carbon, Ind During the
wrange J. d. Bennett drew a large
knife AMI cut John Jones, is years old,
fatally
/ W. A, CRow, agent OF the Illinois
Central at Pulaski ILL.,, has been ar
rested on a charge OF swindling. 1t
appears that Grow has been imperson-
ating clergymen and obtaining half
fare permits un Ter assumed names from
various roads and selling the permits
A COMMITTEE of the Portuguese
chamber of deputies has decided that
there are no grounds for criminal pro-
ceedings against Senor Carvalho. who,
while minister of finance, loaned a
large sum Of money to the Royal rail-
road.
GEORGE KIPPLE, bachelor of Plicors,
Ia, living alone. committed suicide the
other day by hanging him self to a
door-knob with a rope looped around
his neck, passed around his leg. looped
over his foot and fastened TO the door
knob. No cause is known.
THE worlds conference OF Mormons
is TO be held in Independence, Mo-,
April 6.
THE committee on rivers and harbors
in its report recommends an appropri-
atioi Of 1925, 600 for the improvement
OF the Missouri river
The whisky trust officials filed mo-
tions to quash indictments against
them.
IVES has beat Schaefer and won the
worlds championship at billiards
PRESIDENT oAKEs, OF the Northern
Pacific, has denied that his road was
in any way connected with the Chicago
booding scandal. He speaks OF the al
legged bribery of the Cnicago council
by the Northern Pacific rs gross exag-
geraiion. and not only that but an alb
surdity."
THE president has approved the most
urgent deficiency bill; the act in re-
gard to Arizona's exhibit at the worlds
Columbian exposition and the agricult-
ural appropriation bill
THE comptroller of the currency has
declared first dividend Of per cent
in favor of the creditors OF the Chey-
enne national bank OF Cheyenne,
Wyo, on Gains proved, amounting to
S24s,s s4e.
PREPARATIONS are being made for the
great naval display in 1898.
The Big Four will run trains be-
tween St Louis and Chicago. utilizing
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois from
'ieib1 WIG
The Canadian Pacific has given
notice that it viii build second line
across the Rockies, utilizing Crows
Nest Pas for that purpose.
A LETTER has been received at WASH
ington from the Italian director of
posts inc osing a $50 confederate note
and asking. il it was stil valid, that il
be redeemed and transmitted to him
by a money order.
TURFMAN DwYER viii be stakeholder
in the Sullivan -Corbett match.
THERE have been received by the Ar
gentinc republic forty-eight Krupp field
pieces with 5000 proiectiles Eight
batteries of mounted guns will be re-
ceived shortly
GREAT anxiety is felt throughout tho
Indiana belt for fear OF the exhaustion
of natural gas, at least for manufacture
ing purposes The big window-glass
works at Spiceland, in Randolph coun-
ty, have been compelled to shut down
on account of total failure of TIE gas
supply. New wells recently drilled In
that field did not materially increase
the supply. and the old wells failing
their shut down became necessary.