Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-29

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was caught below decks, was scalded 70
death, his body being literally boiled.
LIEUT.. PEARY and the whaler Kite
have arrived at Philadelphia.
THE liverymen of Chicago have
formed a trust and put the price of car
riages during the worlds fair dedicatory
parade at $29 per day.
THE Union manufacturing works,
Battle Creek, Mich, have burned. Loss,
sl25, 600
A TERRIBLE panic occurred in Lud-
low street building, New York, where
Jews were celebrating their New Year
Four women were crushed to death in
the narrow stairway and nine were in
jured. Upsetting candle caused all
the trouble
OUT of a total sales of cotton in Liver
pool the past week, amounting TO So
900 bales, 10, 600 were American.
Born sides are stubborn in the strike
of the Denver tailors, but six firms
have signed the union scale.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended September 2S showed an average
ecrease Of los compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1913.
THE Odd Fellows grand lodge at
Portland, Ore, tabled resolution de-
claring saloonlreepers ineligible to mem
bership.
THE presbytery of Cincinnati decided
by large majority to put on trial for
heretical teaching one of its members,
Prof, Henry p Smith, of Lane Theo-
logical seminary.
CANADA and Newfoundland are to
confer on trade and fishing matters.
COMPLAINTS have reached Deming, n.
NJ, from Las Polomas, Mexico inme-
diately south, that the custom officials
at that place are selling large numbers
of American cattle which stray across
the line from day to day.
THE French consul at Chicago recently
inquired what liabilities exhibitors at
the worlds fair will incur in case they
abandon their exhibits at the close OF
the exposition. Assistant Secretary
Spaulding has replied that articles SO
abandoned will be treated as unclaimed
goods.
THR Arkansas state burning board in
the last year and nine months has de-
stroyed securities TO the amount Of ga
CAS-, SOL SO.
THE railway station at Nancy. France,
was burned. Loss, 200, 600 francs.
THE Russian forces near Khooloom,
China, have been rcpulsed by the inn
perial troops.
THE order of the Iron Hall has been
reorganized at Baltimore and Freeman
D. Somerby, Of Philadelphia, has been
reelected supreme justice.
TIE bodies OF Aaron and John Noyes,
16 and IS years old were found on the
railroad track half mile west of Mount
Vernon, la. 1t is supposed that while
watching train they were struck by
another coming from the opposite direc-
ton.
THERE was serious railway wreck
at New Hampton, near Mason City, la.
Seven persons were killed and four or
five wounded.
W. e. WINNER, the well known Kan
sas City real estate boomer has been
indicted in Philadelphia for obtaining
money under false pretenses The
charge grew out OF Winners failure
some time ago
QUITE an excitement occurred over
lecture at Cheyenne, Wyo., under the
auspices of the American Protestant
association. A mob raised disturb
ance and the lecturer shot policeman
and two other men, seriously wounding
them.
THERE was a collision on the Rock
Island near Fairfield, la. An engineer
was killed and fireman fatally in
jured Two engines and twelve cars
were wrecked
THE international quarantine board
at Alexandria, Egypt, has rejected the
Turkish proposals imposing quarantine
in favor OF system of medical inspec-
tion of vessels from Mediterranean
ports OF Europe
THE body Of Bruce Hood was found
in a creek bottom near Paris, Tex. He
had been hunting and wounded him
self, bleeding to death.
THE sovereign grand lodge, Odd Eel
lows, has abolished headquarters Of the
patriarchs militant, and placed the
cantons under control of state depcJt-
ment