Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-14

Is based on rebate certificate.
THE cotton growers OF the south at n
meeting at Memphis, Tenn, perfected
an organization to restrict the product
of cotton each year.
The death rate Of London, taking
the mean OF the last two weeks, Is
found to be thirty-two per 1000, which
is much higher than it has been in any
other consecutive two weeks in the
last ten years, with the single excep-
ton of January, 1890, when influenza
was at its worst
UP to 3 o'clock on the sth forty-eight
men had been taken out dead and one
hundred seriously injured in the mining
disaster at Krebs, ]. T. The rescuiug
parties were reported as being badly
delayed.
THE Clarksville (Ga-l woolen mills
have been totally destroyed by fire.
The loss is 500, 900 with NJ insurance
TWELVE breweries in and abou. Gin
cinnati, o., have agreed To form a COM
bination similar to that of the whisky
trust
A CONFERENCE between the trans
Missouri association and the western
freight association will be held in Kan
sas City January 10, to correct existing
differentials in coal rates.
The national association OF a~chi-
tectural iron workers has been formal
ly organized in ST Louis with Jacob
IIilkne, Of Ind annapolis, Ind, as presi
dent and Edward Wilton, of st. Louis,
as secretary.
JOSEPH CLARK, representing an En-
g,ish syndicate, has bought twenty
three or all but six OF the -four mills in
Utah. The transaction involves ST.
100000 for the plants and 1915, 900 for
stock on hand. The company proposes
to control Utah's wheat crop
CONGRESSMAN PIcKLER, of South Da,,
Sota, recently telegraphed that Presi.
dent Harrison would open the Sisseton-
Wahpeton reservation TO settlement
about April IS. There are over 1900
quarter sections open TO homestead en-
try and claimants were already report
ed there and that the early spring
would bring an army OF home seekers.
SECRETARY NOBLE has issued an or
der permitting Indians in Oklahoma to
lease their severalty holdings A
proposition to issue bonds 10 pay for
the Cherokee strip is being considered
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY
CARTER, Of California, who has been
as isting in the baltimore investiga-
ton, denounees the outrage as wilful
murder.
lN an uprising in Ascension, Chihua-
l.. II. J
mayor and a friend and three of the
mob were killed and many wounded
The town is in the hands of the mob.
LONDON stock brokers are mystified
over the movement OF Wall street In
consequence American stocks are again
declining.
NATURAL gas in church in Tiffin,
O., made the whole congregation III.
Fifteen members were resuscitated
with difficulty.
The main building of the Missouri
state university at Columbia was de-
stroyed by fire on the night OF the 9th.
The library is a total loss The dam
age aggregates $3.50, 900.
SPANISH anarchists in force recently
made an attack on the city OF Here's,
but were repulsed after a hard fight
with police and military.
TWENTY-FIVE of the victims of the
mine disaster at Krcbs, l. T., have been
buried Three more of the injured
have died, making the total roll fifty
seven. More are critical The last
body has been recovered. =
DIR. GRAVES will not getshew trial un-
less the Colorado supreme court grants
it. Judge Rising has refused a new trial
and also denied the motion for con-
tinuance. A motion for arrest of
judgment has been filed, and II that
is also denied, sentence of death will
be Immediately passed.
The Behring sea sealing negotiations
were said 20 be dragging because OF
the inaction OF Premier Salisbury, of
England, in regard to arbitrators
A DISPATCH fr IN Chicago says that
the graves of Parson, Spies, Lingg,
Engle and Fischer at Waldheim will
soon be marked by a graceful and APP
propriate memorial erected through
the funds contributed by the anarchists
of this city aud their symathizers in
every part of the world.