Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-21
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THE live stock on the farm of Mrs.
Lucy Farneman, near South Bend, Ind. !,
have been mysteriously poisoned. De-
tectives arrested n man in the work,
but he refused TO divulge the name of
those who employed him
AN attempt In Cincinnati TO form a
leaf tobacco combine with a capital of
81, 800, 600 proved failure The STUN
bling block was the adjustment of val
ucs.
A TORNADO at Springfield, O., demol-
ished fifteen houses and partially
wrecked forty more. There was loss
of life, one family being buried in the
ruins of their home.
CoLoRED federal troops were in poses
sion at Mullane, Idaho Miners threat
ened to blow up all the association
mines if they were ordered TO Wallace
PINKEYE is prevalent at Vandalia, Ill.
THE condition of affairs in the Vim
cennes, Ind, national bank is serious
JENNIE COLEMAN wns on trial at New
York for keeping a disorderly house.
Some Christian Endcavor women were
present in court and their sympathy
led to general flow of tears, in conse-
quencc of which the woman got SEN
tence OF ten days instead of six months.
AT Elkhart, Ind, Theodore Thomp-
son, conductor on the Michigan divis-
ion of the Big Four, while assisting .
brakeman was instantly killed His
body was cut in two.
JOHNNY MATHEWS, aged II, was fa-
tally injured at Shenandoah, Pa, while
pulling his brother, aged o, from under
train.
THE Sunday school picnic at Aurora,
Ill, drew out nearly 10000 persons
Az Argentine torpedo catcher found
cred off the coast of Uruguay. The
crew of seventy was missing.
AMERICAN flint glass makers were re-
Gently in convention at Corning, n. Y.
JOHN DYER, while plowing near Bon
ham, Tex, dropped his pistol The bull
let passed through his body, coming
out near the spinal column. His ease
was hopeless.
THE Capitol hotel at Marshall, Tex,
has been destroyed by fire.
ALEXANDER MAGEE, aged 22 dived
from a boat above Keokuk, Ia, and
hurt himself in some way so that he
shortly sank and his body was not
found.
WORK has commenced on the Henne-
pin canal at Davenport. Ia, to connect
the Mississippi river with the lakes
CHOLERA has appeared at Alexandria,
Egypt.
Mrs. CARR and child were killed on
the West Shore tracks at West Haver-
straw, n. Y.
EDWARD MACHEN was dragged to
death by mule at Hopkinsville, KY
A Young daughter of Joseph Trunk,
wealthy farmer of kratzville Ind,
was recently. stamped TO death by a
horse.
THE Dalton gang are credited with
another train robbery. The NJ, X. &
T. train was held up at Adair station.
l. 7. Capt Kinney and three other
persons were wounded while attempt
ing to protect the company's property.
The safe was blown open and $40, 900
distracted
GES. SCHoFiELD received a telegram
on the lsth stating that the CWur
dAlene mining troubles were over
The non-union men had been dispersed
Though a number of men had been
killed, there was not that destruction
of life and property which at one time
was feared
THE steamer Nevada has been de-
tanned at quarantine at New York with
a suspicious case Of sickness on board
THE scale at the Covington, Ky roll
ing mills has been signed.
THE boiler at Baird $ mill, near Gaines
vile. Fla, exploded Two men were
killed and several others seriously and
perhaps fatally injured
DwIGHT +. CARROLL. an Instructor in
the Lehigh university at bethlehem.
Pa, desperately attempted suicide at
bis home in Yalcsville, Conn liz had
been delivering an address and was
quyed FOR fun BY the audience 50 that
he west deliriops and took poisen