Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-01
MIsrELLANFous.

SAInGN
at Buffalo, N. Y, on the 23d, purely
out of sympathy for the other strikers.
IT is officially announced that there
is not a single case Of Asiatie cholera
in Belgium. All of the suspicious eases
so far reported were merely cases Of
cholera nostras.
AFTER conference with the heads Of
other railway organizations at Buffalo.
n. Y, on the 24th Grand Master
Sweeney declared the switchmen's
strike off.
FRED SMITH was killed by live wire
at Pittsburgh, Pa. He was an employe
Of a fire escape firm.
THE convicts have been ordered to be
returned to Oliver Springs, Inman and
Coal Creek, Tenn.
THE treasury department has prohib-
tied the importation OF foreign rags
after September 20 because of cholera.
GEORGE GOULD is said to be planning
to secure control of the Wabash rail
road at the next annual meeting.
THE Otoes, Iowas, Poncas and Osages
are dancing near Ponca, /. r. Consid-
erable anxiety is felt in the noighbor-
hood.
THE striking boilermalSers at Little
Rock, Ark, have returned to work
without prejudice, at the old terms.
A BABY was eaten alive by lynx in
the woods near Saginaw, Mich
WARD and Franklin, train robbers,
were convicted at Belton, Tex
A QUEER controversy as the authentic
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between the New York Sun and World.
A POLICEMAN named Price is to be
hanged in October at Pine Bluff, Ark,
for killing a man whom he was arrest
ing A rare case.
AT Richmond, Ind, Lyle Rodgers
died from blood poisoning. His left
arm began to rot, and finally his entire
system was permeated His physician
said the poisoning came from handling
ice.
A NUMBER of colored men of Chicago
have organized the Northwestern I'm
migration association for the purpose
of aiding and assisting the colored peo-
pie to leave the southern states and
find them homes in the north.
Born packing houses at Sioux City,
Ia, have temporarily shut down.
THE state of Illinois has sued the
Louisville, New Albany q Chicago Rail-
road Co for S240, 600 taxes
THE saw mills at Eau Claire, Wis, are
still idle.
THE British steamer Anglom, bound
from Calcutta to England capsized in
the Hoogley river. Thirty-tvo of her
crew were saved, but fifteen are miss
ing.
IN coal pit at Swansea, Wales, as
ten miners were descending in the cage
part Of the pit roof fell in and the men
were caught under the falling earth
and rock and seven crushed to death.
A DEFALCATIoN, which it is said will
reach $50, 0OO, has been discovered in
the Office of Street g. Smith. publishers
of the New York Weekly, and the crime
has been fastened upon Alfred J. Price,
cashier.
THE stables at southside park, near
Columbia, Tenn, were burned recently
by an incendiary fire Among the val
liable horses burned was Rosa G., 2:20,
valued at 5000.
A WHITE woman named Raphael was
stripped and whipped by four men at
New Iberia, La, ito reform her morals
The supposed rufians were arrested.
AS A result of Grand Master Sweeney
declaring the switchmen's strike off at
Buffalo, n. ", he was assaulted by a
man named Quinn and severely beaten.
The crestfallen switchmen were greatly |
mortified at the collapse Of the strike.
SKELETONS of gigantic stature and
other signs of buried city have been |
found near Proctorville, o.
A NEW French company, with a capi- |
tai Of $50, 900, 600. has undertaken the !
completion of the Panama canal
GERTIE CARNo, an aeronaut was
killed at the exposition grounds, De /
troit, Mich, by the balloon striking the /
high tower and knocking the girl from I
the trapcze.
THE differences existing between the /
Union Pacific and its mechanics were /
amicably adjusted
IT is said in Texas that the commits I
sion Is only restrained from making I
rates on the Gould lines and the Santa t
Fe.
THE reported murder Of four hunters !
in the Indian territory is said to be a 4
fake.
A NEGRO uprising is reported at New
Smyrna, Fla