Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-06-16


Il Co., as the suspension had been 70 a
large extent discounted
Bon FoRD, the slayer OF Jesse James,
without warning, was shot in his own
dance hall at Creede, Col, by Deputy
Sheriff Watt Kelly.
The condition of winter wheat, rs
reported by the department of agricul-
ture, has slightly advanced, the per-
ccntagc being Ssh. In the middle
states n slight advance is noted and
generally in the southern states. In
the central west q strong advance
Is seen ia Ohio and Kansas,
with increase by two poiuts in
/ Michigan and Indiana, the percent
age Of principal states being Ohio, s4;
Michigan, So; Indiana, 81; Illinois, SO;
Missouri, 70; Kansas, 81; condition Is
high on the Pacific coast, 07 in WASH
ington and 0s in Oregon and California.
SIX troops of the Sixth cavalry, conn
prising over 400 men, arrived at Douglas,
Wyo., the other day and went into camp
temporarily at IA point ten miles west
Of Douglas, near old Fort Fetterman.
Gen. H. A. Carr, in command of the
asked as TO the object of his expedition.
1t is learned, however, that the troops
had thirty days supply of rations or
ordnance enough for six months cam
paign II is believed at Douglas that
martial law is likely to be declared soon
in Johnson, Converse and Natrona coun-
ties
Tx spite of all obstacles trade through
out the country is reported by tho COM
mercial agencies to be increasing.
THERE was great excitement at Guth-
rie, Ok, two white women having been
assaulted by negroes. One of them was
shot down and attempts were made to
lynch the other, but the authorities In
terfered.
THE Western Traffic association has
decided that reduced rates to the mining
congress at Helena, July II, can be
made.
THE fifty-fourth body found at Oil
City, Pa, completed the list of the dead
there, as all of the missing have been
found.
A cLoUDBuRsT at Moscow, Pa, badly
washed out the Delaware, Lacl1awan-
ma & Western tracks
JUDdF JACKSON, of the United States
circuit court at Cincinnati, dismissed
the whisky trust cases, declaring that
the trust was In existence before the
law under which 1t was being prose-
cuted was passed, therefore, said law
was clearly expost facto, and of course
unconstitutional.
The Wells-Fargo detectives located
the Red Rock express robbers in the
Antelope hills in Kansas, but could not
capture them.
ALEXANDER WHITLEY, a white man,
confined in tho Albemarle IN. C) jall |
on charge Of murder, was lynched by
a mob.
The last victim of the hesteamer Golden |
Rule fire at Cincinnati was found Mt the |
foot of Vine street in that city. 1t was
the body of Miss Malonoy.
TIE cashier Of the Judson Machine |
::;i !,>.. &C eGs n; ;.,,,. y. -;
robbed Of ei7, 600 by two men in broad
day in the suburbs of the city and in
the presence of crowded train load of |
passengers.
VANDERBILr's pleasure yacht ran
down a rowboat In the North river,
New York, causing two deaths.
THE differences for some time exist
ing between the Chicago Junction rail-
way and Union stock yards company, |
Armour, Swift and Morris, constituting /
what are known as the big three, and
the faction known as the small packers,
at Chicago, have been settled
THE hot weather caused London's
show season to come to an end.
SHURTLEFF college, at Upper Alton,
H., has raised the $40, 900 necessary to
earn John d. Rockefellor's $4,000.
THE Atchison statement for May, in
cluding the st. Louis and San Francis
co systems, shows approximated gross
Of S3,7ls, ,564; increase, sT7, 1852.
THE Louisiana legislature will at
tempt TO prevent the spread of leprosy
by providing for the treatment of the
disease and the isolation of persons af-
fected by it.
A HUGE swindling scheme by which
Amos Weaver robbed seventy Leadville
mines of $50 each has been discovered.
Weaver is I'm Jail