Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-14
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NEAR Inowraxlaw, a town of Prus ssia
province Of Posen, DR. Poninslsi, n higl
Polish ccclcsiastic, was waylaid by foui
men and shot dead, his body being lit
orally riddled with bullets fired from
the rcvolvers Of the four men. A num-
Der OF villagers pursued the assassins
and finally brought them TO bay. Tive
were soon killed and the other two com
mittcd suicide after q desperate fight.
The bodies were searched and on each
of them was found red ticket, on
which was printed the words ''Execu-
tion committee of the Polish anarch'
lists"
THE trottlng stallion IIamdallah
owned by Aiken BROS, died at la
Crosse, Wis, the other day. He was
valued at $1,000, and had record OF
2;249l, obtained at Sioux Falls. Ham
dallah was years old.
! A CmCKAsAw citizen, James l.. Speed,
shot tenant on his farm who was
about TO brain him with hatchet, and
then surrendered,
A New YORK company win grind coal
and mix 1t with water and force II
through a pipe direct from the coal
fields to the city, whore II win be dried
IN trucks.
DIR. J. NJ. BRADFORD, a prominent cit
izen Of Mulvane, Kan, has disappeared.
The local alliance has taken steps 10 en-
deavor to discover his whereabouts.
THE average of winter wheat is shown
to be about 20 per cent lower than a
year ago,
FIVE contract laborers were detained
at Ellis island on the 9TH They were
under contract to go TO work at the
dairy Of Fred Schwettc, at Allegheny,
Pa.
THE steamship Phydias, from Santos,
arrived at New York on the 10th short
seven IN her crew While lying at san
tos yellow fever broke out and three Of
her crew were sent ashore. On the trip
TO New York Ross Larsen, Nicholas
Wooden and Patrick McCloslSey, all
members Of the crew, died OF the fever
Engineer Coombs was drowned while
taking sea bath.
THE demand OF the Olympic club Of
New Orleans that John l.. Sullivan and
James j. Corbatt should deposit $500
each as guarantees that they win APP
pear and fight in the ring Of the club
on September may be an impediment
10 the consummltion of the match. for
Charley johnson, Sul,ivan's baclSer,
says he will not put up cent TO that
end.
DTRECroRs of the Texas Worlds Fair
association met at Galveston on the 9th
and formally accepted Galveston's prop
osition TO erect the Texas exhibit build
ing on The worlds fair grounds at Chi
cago at cost of 100000 provided the
state exhibits are concentrated in that
city for classification and arrangement
before being shipped to the worlds fair
Galveston has also raised $50. 600 for the
construction Of the building.
The pnssalc chemical works at New
ark, y. j., were damaged by fire to the
extent of $50, 600 on the 10th. Owing TO
the heavy fumes OF chemicals the fire
men had difficulty in fighting the fire.
About twenty tiremen were overcome
by the fumes.
GOV lloYT, chairman Of the Russian
relief committee has received 81, 700
from the citizens Of Cincinnati for the
Russian famine sufferers fund. lie also
received liberal contribution from
Gov. Fleming, OF Florida, in behalf of
the citizens of Tallahassee.
Az inventory and appraisement was
filed at San Francisco on the 9th in the
matter of the estate of Sarah A. Terry,
the widow of Judge David 5. Terry,
who is now in the insane asylum. The
total value OF her personal estate is Sl.-
700. and consists of iewclry, silverwarc
and dress goods. The property will be
taken care of by r. Porter, as guardian.
SHIPPING circles Ia Philadelphia are
at present greatly alarmed over the loss
of three vessels the crews numbering
forty-eight people, and property 10 the
value Of about S24s, 600 The steamers
are the German Alaric, from luelva,
February %, for Philadelphia or New
York: the Italian bark lmmacalata,
which sailed from Cienfucgoes January
%, for Philadelphia. and the schooner
Matthias, from Norfolk, March ., for
New York