Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-14
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AN immense connagration broke out
In ST. Johns, N. t., ON the sth. Thirty
thousand persons were rendered home
less The finest buildings In the city
were destroyed.
ARMs have been sent TO the guards
protecting non-union men ut the Cmur
d'Alcne, Idaho, mines.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July 3 showed an average in
crease OF 1917 compared with last year.
In New York the increase was 1871.
DuN & Co.'S weekly review reports
general trade much larger than year
ago.
FIVE sudden deaths occurred nt Eus-
ton, Pa, one day recently, all due TO
heart failure.
THERE was circus riot at Fargo, N.
d.. Twelve heads were cracked, one
fatally.
A WALL about 400 feet long fell upon
some standing railway cars at Memphis,
Tenn, caused by soddened ground ow-
ing to rain. Three persons were killed
SIMON NALINe's Touring mill Mt Hope,
near Columbus, Ind, has been destroyed
by fire.
nERG SHORT, who shot Henderson
Denlsins and Lee Simmons near Chat
tanooga, Tenn, was reported making
for the mountains armed with Win
chester
A New York landlady recently put
James Watson out OF her house and
held his baby for arrears of board. He
! complained TO the police.
THE Grand Trunk of Canada has Sc
cured line to 0ttawn, Ont.
THE corn crop in the vicinity of Dcni-
son, Tex, will be enormous
ONE OF the imprisoned Wyoming cat
tlemen. it is said, has lost his mind.
STRINGENT miscegenation laws arc
preparing in Louisiana. The marriage
Of Chinese and negroes will be among
the prohibitions.
THERE was Jail break ut Morrillton,
Ark. Two prisoners escaped.
THERE was fearful explosion of gun
powder at West IIerltey, near San
Francisco At first il was reported 200
lives were lost, but happily only six
persons were found to be killed. The
damage amounted to 5000 900
THE damage by the fire at St Johns
N. f., was said to be S75, 900, ,00O-prob-
ably an cxaggeration.
THE town of Manitou, Col, has been
deluged by cloudburst
HENRY T. WELSH is the name of n
crank trundling a wheelbarrow from
Mount Pleasant, Mich, to Washington,
D. G.
GEORGE SMITH has been hanged at
Sherman, Tex, for the murder of james
lsbell, town marshal at Bells.
THERE have been $50 deaths from
cholera in Paris
GEORGE BATCHELoR. an injured hus-
band" has been acquitted ut Waxa-
hachic, Tex, of the killing of w. B.
Chapman in Dallas last January.
In view of the state of affairs at Home
stead. Pa, Gov. Pattison ordered ont
the entire state troops--eight thousand
men.
RAyo CHOL, the notorious anarchist
and murderer, was guillotined at Paris
on the morning Of the 1lth.
r'sH tn1aucrv of Ws.slrl,ind q ITpis-=a-
berg, Louisville KY, burned recently. |
Loss, 5000, 200. Three men were seri-
ously injured.
BY boiler explosion on n Lake Gene
va steamer twenty-five lives were lost.
sssesssss;;;s; TO-; i.;,,ss IlsII1v,i " j. McDon-
aid attempted TO eNtort check for !
So, 900 from Judge J. ii. Clute at the |
point Of revolver at Albany, N. Y. |
Mcdonald was, however, collarcd by |
the Judge and given into custody.
GEoHGE STONE, negro murderer,
has been executed at Lafayette, Tenn.
He killed an old man for S12 or Si5
The crops in the rich alluvial ArlSan-
sas counties of Crittenden, Lee, st. |
Francis, Phillips and Desha have been
ruined by the heavy rains in addition
to damage already done by overflow in
some sections.
A CRUSADE against vice is preparing
at Norwich, Conn.
The city council of Lancaster, Pa,
has forbidden the employment of un-
naturalized foreigners
THE presence of several Cuban revo-
lutionists is noticed at Key West, Fla. |
THERE is no shortage in the Tennes-
see state treasury as reported.