Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-06-16
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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PERSONAL AND HOlAIiCAis
MARYLAND democrats send an unin
structe1 delegation TO the Chicago con
vention. Senator German is one of the
delegates at large.
TlIE Knights Of Industry have ap
pointed a committee TO visit the demo
cratic and peoples national conventions
at Chicago and Omaha respectively and
present its platform for adoption and
also ask that planls for eight hours
and other labor measures be inserted IN
their platforms.
The Mississippi delegates TO the Chi
cago convention are uninstructed, but
said to be for ex- President Cleveland.
Gov. McKNLEY was elected perma-
nent chairman of the Minneapolis con-
vention.
Mrs. ROBERT T. LINCOLN, wife Of the
United States minister to England and
Mrs Warner Miller were passengers on
the Inman line steamer City Of New
York, which reached New York from
Queenstown the other day.
REV SAM w. SMALL has been nomi-
mated for congress in the Atlanta ga. }
district on the prohibition ticket.
TEXAS democrats voted down II reso-
luton indoIsing Cleveland and her del
egates will 90 to Chicago uninstructed.
THE noted Usage chief, En-Tsa-Wah-
| Tah-In-Kah, died at Pawhuska Of
Bright's disease. He was just closing
his second term as principal chief Of the
Usage nation. White Horn, tho second
! chief, has ascended the throne.
SENATORS CHANDLER and Hill, in the
capacity of Subcommittee of the sem
ate immigration committee heard
further from John l. Davenport respect
| ing naturalization frauds in New York,
During the inquiry Senator Hill asked
Mr.. Davenport If he was tho author of
the force bill, - socalled, to which the
latter replied that he knew of no such
bill. He had drafted an election bill
presented in the last congress. lie be-
lieyed in the bill as generality. As
it passed the house it was not entirely
satisfactory TO him, but he would like
to have have had it become a law He
promised to renew il at some time.
EMPERoR WILLIAM, Of Germany, has
returned to potsdam from kiel
PRESIDENT HARRISON was renomi-
mated for president on the first ballot
by the national republican convention
at Minneapolis The vote stood: Har-
rison, 535 Is; Mckinley, 1se; Blaine,
1S2 1-6; Reed, 4; Lincoln, 1. Whitelaw
Reid was nominated by acclamation for
vice-president
THE report that Senator Hill has with
Irsnt 4 t1sgt4
cratic presidential nomination is en-
phatically denied.
MINISTER r. j. COOLIDGE, in q car
riage sent for him by President Carnot,
of France, and surrounded by cavalry,
proceeded to the executive palace and
was received by the president and eabi-
net.
In is thought at Washington that
IIatch's anti-option bill will pass the
senate by from four 70 seven majority.
PABLO PocA, a once noted Mexican
statesman and soldier, died recently at
the age Of 81, at Phmnix, Ariz.
IL battle in Matte Crosse, Brazil,
government troops were defeated and
LOCO killed in a fight that lasted one
week.
Coll l.. J.. POLK, president Of the
Farmers Alliance, died at Washington.
Mr. AND MRs. BLAINE arc ut Bar
uarbor, Me.
Gov. PRINCE, Of New Mexico, in re-
sponse to general demand from the
people of that territory, appointed a
delegation of two representative men
from each of the sixteen counties in the