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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-12-06
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-12-06


THE city election in this town
Monday passed of in very un-
satisfactory and unfortunate man.
ner. Two full tickets had been
placed in the field but when the
polls were opened Monday morn
ing il was discovered that only one
ticket had found its way to the
election rolls. The ticket, COM
posed principally of the present
incumbents headed by Hoolie Bell
for mayor, was allowed to be
voted for but the other one was ex-
cluded and only the one ticket
voted for. The reasons, briefly
stated, seemed to be at first that
the latter convention was not held
ten days prior 10 election day, as
prescribed by law in the district
elections, but this position was
abandoned when il was discovered
that neither convention was held
ten days before election day. Then
the claim was set up that the city
clerk had not been furnished with
the names composing the new
ticket before the polls opened.
w. L. Trott, acting mayor, ruled
it out on the latter grounds. We
believe the facts in the case will
warrant us in saying that public
sentiment In yinita is very decid-
edly and positively against the ac-
tIon OF those in power on election
day in the disfranchisement Of
what without doubt was a majority
Of the legal voters Of the town. IL
is, TO say lhe very least Of it, an
unfortunate occurrence and will
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-12-06

THE people Of vinita will GER
tainly remember the men who
were responsible for Mondays
outrage.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-12-06

The prospects for the enactment
of a law in regard 10 the monopoly
of the domain, by council, are far
from favorable. A number OF
members have "plans" but
already there are Questions aris-
ing''-doubtless inteuected in
some instances by parties in in
terest. An annual tax for what is
occupied in excess OF given num-
Der of acres is among the PROPOSE
tions, but to agree upon the num-
Der of acres is difficult. The rem
tai is another point upon which it
is not an easy matter to agree.
Some would make it fifty cents
an acre, while others would make
it several dollars, and thus pro-
hibitive. A moderate rental it is
suggested would not provide places
for those now without them and
thus would fail, in the main, to
remedy the chief evil, though it
would materially increase the
nations internal revenue. The
problem is knotty one.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05
FOREIGN.

Failure of the Hungarian Government
to show proper regard for kOssuth led to
more serious rioting at Buda-Pesth
"A dispatch from Laon, France. capital
of the Department OF A!sne, announces
that q girls school. directed by the Sisters
OF Charity Of Laon. was burned Thursday
night The girls who were asleep on tn 9
lower floors of the building had u narrow
escape from death. Those OF the scholars
who occupied the upper floors were not SD
Fortunate six dead bodies being found OH
the top floor Several persons were mora
or less severely burned while escaping.
In his encyclical to the European bish-
ops the Pope exhorts them to avoid hos.
tile spirit toward civil authorities.
Commander Verny Lovett Cameron.
the distinguished African traveller. was
thrown from his horse while hunting and
killed.
The government OF, Portugal has re-
fused to surrender insur gent refugees to
the Brazilian government
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05

Union Pacific employees may "rcsigns
In order to avoid punishment for con.
tempt of court by calling the NOV ement a
strike
Thirty three national banks in Cali
fOrnia, exclusive Of those in San Francisco,
make the following showing: Loans and
discounts, S51O.255. O43: lawful money re-.
serve. So. $50. 53S, OF which So. O53. $50 WAS
gold; individual deposits. 50. .13, 1914; aver
age reserve held, IS. II per cent
The First National Bank OF Great
Falls, Mont. resumed business There
were s127. 900 redeposited and S54, O0) in
new deposits
Wheat jumped 3cents a bushel Wednes-
day and the "shorts" Travelled at Rarus
gait over a corduroy road of their own
construction. The advance came upon
them while their backs were turned, and
caught them unprepared. This is the first
time the bulls have had an inning in a
year. and thoy enjoyed It thoroughly.
The present big advance disclosed the fact
that the local market was heavily over
sold. The professionals on Change were
short up to their chins, and when a gen.
eral movement to cover set In the esult
was an instantaneous bulge
The New York Stock Exchange has
listed 1000 debenture bonds OF the
Illinois Steel Company.
Wheat jumped up 21z cents in New
York on predictions of a cold wave
The augusta ga cotton mills are re.
ported to be in splendid condition. with
sufficient orders on hand to run them for
six months. even If no more orders are
booked One mill has just received a
900 order from a northern firm.
On complaint OF Russell r. Harrison
the Federal Court has appointed a receiver
for the Queen City Electric Railway Com
pany. of Marion. Ind
IT. " Dickinson's jewelry store 81
Buffalo was seized bv the sheriff on execu-
tions for local banks and New York NOR
chants
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Congressman W. L Wilson Is now pro-
nounced out Of danger. and expects to be
in Washington from no. on
Fourteen trampA on their way to join
Coxey's army, were arrested and sent to
the workhouse at Indian polls.
A G. Throop died at Pasadena, CAL.
AGED So years He was pioneer business
man and politician OF Chicago
u. :. Senator Colquitt. OF Georgia. died
at Washing tou. on Monday. OF paralysis
Obituary: At Omaha. General Ex-
perieuce Estabrook. eX-Congressm an and
q descendant Of John and Priscilla Alden.
aged 81; at Mar,insville. Ind. William
Parker. aged o.: at Louisville. Ky.
Michael keesan
Henry II. Conover. one OF the Oldest live
stock commission merchants OF Chicago,
died OF heart trouble, aged 81.
Major W. u. Bickham. editor Of the
Dayton. Ohio Journal. dropped dead of
apoplexy. He was e. years old
Howard Gould and Odette Tyler. the
actress have notified their frie ads OF the IL
betrothal
John Rockwell. a Nickel Plate Rail-
road man. was found dead in his hotel ut
Eostoria
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05
THE FIRE RECORD.

Fire just after midnight Monday at Hot
Springs, Ark, Quilted and practically de-
stroyed Hotel Pullman. one Of the finest
hOstelries there The damage to building
and furniture will reach $50. 900. 1t was a
stone and brick building OF the latest style
inside and out
Tho famous Baranoff Castle at Sitka.
Alaska, was destroyed by FIRE on the morn
Ing of March II. The only occupant OF the
castle. Robert C. Rogers. United States
Commissioner. escaped with nothing on but
his nightclothes and an overcoat The
castle was entirely destroyed Cause of
the FIRE unknown. At South birmingham,
Mass. the Nobscot Block. owned by F. E.
Rice. of St Louis. NJ. was burned Loss.
$4,000
Two infant children Of John W. Horton.
Of Montgomery. Ala. accidentally set fire
to hay In q stable and were burned to
death
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05
Here and Their.

BUFFALO is the only city in tho
United States that has given the coun-
try two Presidents.
OF all the things in the world that
are better late than never" going to
bed certainly ranks first.
TINE is the greatest OF all tyrants.
As We go towards age he taxes our
health limbs, faculties, strength, and
features.
HORS DECvRES are small dishes OF
sardines. anchovies, and other relishes
of the kind, served to guests at table
during the first course.
BEWARE of the vulgar things, words
and people, as you would of the gentle
man in bsack-and-,ed, for vulgarity
and sin are first cousins.
If man does not make new friend
ships as he advances through life he
will soon find himself left alone. a
man should keep his friendship in con.
slant repair.
THE accordion is said to have been
invented in GERMANY, but there is no
doubt that previous to the introduction
of this instrument in Europe it was
known to the Chinese.
COFFEE is found to have . remark
able antiseptic power, its effect in de-
stroying microbes seeming to be due
to empyreumatic oils. developed in
roasting, and not to caffeine
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05

that Q rider insurinS against loss by explo-
sion. now being used in Boston, Is not
within the meaning Of fire insurance. and
that It is therefore unlawful to attach It.
AT Roncador Reef. the wrecking steam
er Orion found the hull OF the Kearsarge
had been destroyed by fire
--Chinamen In Indianapolis nearly pre-
cipitated q riot because one OF their num-
Der was about to b. deprived OF his queue
Another sno wstorm ragged In the West.
and the few remaining cattle on tho range
undoubtedly persisted
Miss l. A. Perrin miliiner OF Denver.
has been drawn to sit with the Grand Jury
and must serve. despite her protests.
Celebrated Indiana tax cases involv-
ing the rights OF railroads have been
reached ty the United States Supreme
Court
Tho American ships Lewellyn J. Morse
tho Edward o. Brieu. and the J. b Walker
started ON u race to the Golden Gate from
three Atlantic portA
The Cornell student. Taylor. was re-
manded to the custody OF the Sheriff at
Watkins. n. Y. pending decision Of the
argument in haheus corpus proceedings
Pension Attorney NJ. d. Ellis. of In
dianapolis, has been disbarred from
practicing before the ensicn department
for unprofe,~ionai conduct
Smallpox i, declared to be epidemic In
Brooklyn.
An Ithaca. n. Y. boy has been sent TO
prison for smokin: cigarettes
Sixty foreign countries were repre-
sent-d at the Worlds Fair by exhibit, VAL
ued at SIS 900. co..
DR.. Paxton. who failed to report the
New York marriage OF Colonel Breckin-
ridge and Mrs Wing. has pleaded ignor-
ance OF the law as an excuse, but he will
be prosecuted.
Many people In Texas are reported to
be starving. Eleven hundred persons are
now receiving aid.
John Il Myers, Tiffin. Ohio man. was
fined >25 and costs for selling adulterated
coffee
Will Winchester filed a suit at Grecns-
burg. Ind. against W. s. Woodfll for sl2,-
O0o damages from il dog bite
Evansville attorneys commenced suit
at indianapolis against Mrs. Blanche Cul-
bertson French for $40. coo fees for break
ing her fathers Will.
Ill. Il Mo )rehead. President OF tho
Commercial Gazette Company, confirms
the rep. TT that q majority OF the stock OF
that paper has been purchased by Perry
S Heath. the Washington correspondent
and his associates.
Gold has been discovered at the sum.
nit of Hahn's peak in Colorado. and
prospcctors are already On the mountain
above the clouds stalking claims on the
south slope. where there is not much snow.
Miss l. A. Perrin. milliner OF Denver,
has been drawn to sit with the grand jury.
and must serve. despite her protests
Rev. Sylvester Malone. Of Brooklyn. IS
to succeed the late Bishop McNierny. OF
Albany. as regent Of tho University of the
State OF New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05

which these specially treated samples werc
supposed to represent who cheated the
Government officers and deluded even Mr.
Frlck Consequently tho fne OF 500. 600
against the companies is cnt down to $780,
900 and Carnegie. Phipps & Co. stand clear
before the world Us martyrs to tho dis
honest altruism OF mechanics
Taylor Grimes. of Washington, claims
that the .Osallalxs" produced by the
Bostonians Is piratei from his opera. Isl
LOOtahn
Letters from Americans In BlueHelds
state that British troops wore landed to
prevent q massacre by the spaniardA
MIR. Geary favors the new Chinese
treaty. holding it rs \ ecognition rather
than al abro8 OF his Law.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05
A Great Engineering Triu nh.

A triumph in engineering is reported
from the mountains Of Peru. where a
twin-screw steamer of so tons. I.C
feet long ana 30 feet wide, has been
successfully launched on Lake Titicaca,
the highest navigablc waters in the
world. more than IL, 900 feet above the
eea. This steamer. which belongs to
the Peruvian Government, was built
on the Clyde. then taken apart in more
than thousa and pieces. and shipped to
Mollendo by sea. 1t was then carried
to Puno by railway and transported
over the mountains on the backs Of
llamas and mules. and put together by
q Scotch engineer.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05

The Shah of Persia has in his
treasure room jewels valued at so.
$4,000. His crown contains mass OF
diamonds surmounted by q ruby "a big
as a hens egg. His royal belt weighs
twenty pounds, and is solid mass OF
diamonds, rubies and emeralds. When
the Shah was in Europe he wore
variety Of diamonds and gems. the
smallest of which would have been q
fortune to the lucky possessor. Tho
buttons of his coat were five in num-
Der, and each button was q diamond
larger than the KohinoOr. He smokes
q pipe valued at 100000.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

President Cieveland's decision in the
Case OF the navy department against Car
neSie. Phipps s. Co is made public 1t is
in effect a conviction OF the workmen in
the employ OF that corporation OF an at
tempt to defraud the United States Gov
eminent for tae benefit Of Carnegie. Phipps
& Co It was the workmen who stopped up
blow holes with plugs. who ~dxed' sample
plates in order that the inspectors might
be fooled into passing groups OF plates
Evening journal., 1894-11-10

compittee, which did all the effective
camp aign york for that party, here aud
secured a Democratic assessor. four
inspectors and Two road commissioners.
wound up affairs last night bypaylue
All bills, dollar for dollar and disband-
ing.
After an absence of two weeks. Rev.
K 3 Cook, y u will occupy the pulpit
At the First Baptist Church to morrow
In the evening a special program for
bible day service will be rendered by the
Sunday school
6illis, Hilles and Willis all did good
work for the Republicans in this city
this year
Loeapmerchants are becoming a triae
more enterprising as the busy season
approsches Some Of them. ,haye really
gone so far as to advertise
Bread has been reduced in price to 4
cents loaf and the size and quality
remains the same
Court Officer Heal and a patrol officer
brought 'strlng" sof ten prisoners over
from Wilmington yesterday afternoon
Tor brief sojourn In the county prison.
This city now has the best hack service
ever known here.
Miss Amanda Glover, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James a. Glover, who recently
removed from this city to Philadelphia.
has lost an eye, having strained the
optic nerve while working At gold heat.
ing Miss Glover resides at Second and
Moore streets, in Philadelphia.
Notice has been given BY the Light.
house Department that gas-liQhted
buoy, painted red. and showing fxed
white light, has been substituted FOR the
bret class nun buoy placed near the bow
OF the steamer Allegheny, sunk In Della.
ware bay below Ship John Shoal Light
house
There will be held In the First M. p.
Ohurc OF New Castle an entertainment
on Friday evening of musical and
literary character IL will be In charge
Of the pastor, Rev e G. Manning, who
is professor Of vocal music
Evening journal., 1894-11-10
REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE.
Senator Hoar says the Country Is Fiiies
With McKinleyism.

wan 4fASAAAuieyttme
LYNN, Mass ! Nov 10.-The. Lynn Re.
publican club celebrated Tuesdays vic.
tory by Hgrand banquet, with Senators
Hoar and Lodge and Representatives Elect
Barrett as guests. Mayor Harwood pre-.
sided, and each Of the guests commented
upon the causes Of the defeat of the Dem.
ocratio party. Senator Hoar was the first
speaker He said
The defeat means, that the judgment
OF tho American people is against the per.
nioious doctrine Of free trade, and dor, /
think you will see another party inscribe
1t on its banner Ia future campaign.
We are going to have quiet for the next
Two years. There Is not workingman or
manufacturer who has the least fear
that after March 4 any destructive meas
ure will DO enacted for the next two
years. There is nothing but Mckinley
ism In tho whole country.
Senator Lodge said: Zone Of the causes
of the Republican victory was that the
American people We're tired Of being de-
oeived- Tho Democrats made every prom.
ise in every district OF the country to gain
their end. Their defeat Is the just re-
sentiment Of a people who were taken In. y
Evening journal., 1894-11-10
CROSBY & HILL.
1905, GOT, sos Market ST.


CRIsFIRLD, had, Nov. 1O.-The Young
Mems Democratic Club, Of Cris6eld, held
. meeting last night for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the post Office
The following nominations were made
| Purnell Horsey. Robert 81 Lockerman.
J. Alexander Laird, w. +. Byrd, William
Y, Sterling and r H. McCready. These
candidates will be voted for by the
white voters of Crisfeld district, and the
one who secures the most votes is ex-
pected TO secure the office. DR.. G T..
Atkinson and Professor F E. Gardner
were elected judges. with power 10 select
a third judge from the opposite party and
to appoint two ballot clerks. The cleo
ton will be held on the 18th at the Office
of the Crisheld Times.
Evening journal., 1894-11-10
lIassage ana Eleotrlcltr

a singular attribute Of massage isnotioed
by DR.. A. Symons Ecclcs, who has discov-
cred that it indisputably decreases in q
marked degree the resistance OF the skin ia
the passage Of electrical currents. In this
way the number OF cells necessary in order
70 pass a given quantity of current through
tho skin, in cataphoric and other treatment.
can be reduced and great economy of cleo
tricity effected DIR. Eccles suggests that
where the alternating constant current Il
used for the purpose Of percutaneous metli-
cation by saturating the electrodes with a
watery solution Of the substance selected
for use the effectiveness Of the application
Will be materially increased by preliminary
massage The drug will be more rapidly
absorbed just as surely as the resistance Of
the tissues 70 the passage Of the electric
current will be reduced. The science Of
cataphoresis, or the driving into the tissues
by the application Of electric currents Of
drugs or medicines, bywhich many injured
parts can be treated that otherwise could
not be reached, is now largely brought into
requisition both in hospital and private
medical practice, and Dr. Ecclcs' discovery
Is likely 70 greatly increase its efficiency
ChidSgo Record.
Evening journal., 1894-11-10
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
Association 70 Hold Its Seventh
Convention.
OFFICERS, WHO WILL TAKE PART

Al.-day Session IN the New cAstIo M. i
.Chdrch Next Thnrsday Sheriff Coil,
Not to Remove to Wilmington Unit
'Thursaag, November so-other Evsnts.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CASTLE, Nov, 10.-Next Thurs
day the Seventh convention. Of the Sun
day School Association, OF New Castl,
county will be held in the New Castle
M E. Church Preparations have beer
made to- furnish luncheon and
entertainment to all the members and
visitors to the convention IN the parlor OF
the church, where prominent local Sun
day school workers will exert themselves
to make the day an enjoyable one for the
visitors
President w X Crosby will occupy the
chair st the opening OF the convention
and the following additional officers will
will be 10 their paces--Vice presidents.
Edward Reynolds ard G. Nj Leitch
SECRETARY, w. II Tavlor: treas
urer, Rev N NJ. Browne; ex-
ecutive tomuittsa, Charles Baird. @ III
Cantwell. A, s. Cox, William ] Miller
II Il H. Messenger, Mrs Willhm II Curry
Miss Hattie Newlin; musical director
Professor John K Sweeney. Professor
Sweeney has sent on to j. B Manl9ve. OF
this city, collection Of the books that he
will use in the song services here. for
distribution
The program which will be interpreted.
with discussion on all the subjects, will
be rs follows
9 OOP. ~, convention. called TO oSder.:
song service; reading of the Scripture
and prayer; appointment Of committees;
reading OF minutes of last convention;
address Of welcome response sopRser-
vice.
Address ''The Book We Study Rev
j R Mnligsn,
Address The Best Way to Prepare
the Lesson" G. w. Pussy
Address 'How to Secure and Hold
the Attention Of the Scholar" Rev
Thomas j Mason Song Service.
1850 p m, meeting of committees: 2
P m, song service; report Of committees;
reading Of the Scripture and prayer. song
service.
Address. Row to secure order in
Sunday School" p. B. Ayarf.
Address Sunday School music. Rev.
William A. Walling.
Address, How to Interest the schol
ars in Temperance Work." Mrs. Marks
arrange for next meeting treasurerb
report song service
z p. m Meeting Of commitlees.
30 p n. Song service; reading of
scriptures and prayer; report OF COM
mittees
Address. How to Increase the Teach.
ers Interest In the Work. Rev. William
p Swartz
Address. The Human and Divine IN
Sunday School Work, Rev. DR.. Mrrritt
Hulburd
Closing services.
Bsnedictlon.
Evening journal., 1894-11-10
A JAPANESE REPULSE.
News of a Setback at Port Ar
thur Reaches Yokohama. > :
CHINA ORDERS A NAVAL ATTACK.

An Attempt TO lie Made to Release the
Trapped Fleet which the Japanese cruis.
ers Are Keeping Penned In the Bay AT
Port Arthur.
YOKOHAMA. Nov. 10. - Rumors are
current here to the effect that the Japa-
nese forces have suffered a reverse OF Port
Arthur. Il
Two Americans who were arrested at
Kobe on the French steamer Sydney ar.
torpedo experts who had contracted with
CHINA to employ their own inventions
to destroy tho Japanese fleets China
promised them 81, GOO, 600 for each squad
ron they destroyed and a proportionate
sum for each merchantmen thoy succeed
cd in blowing up.
LONDON, Nov. 10.--A dispatch from
Chefu; dated Nov. Z, says it is reported
there that fighting had occurred on Nov.
=, and at Talienwan, hut that it has
not been decisive A Tien. tsin dispatch
says that the responsible. Chinese officials
appear to be rallous as to tho fate of the
empire. They attend chiefly to their per-
sonal interests, such as contracts for fur
,nishing arms, etc. Tho people are also
indifferent. In the vicinity OF Mukden
they suffer more from fear Of the Chinese
soldiery than from fear of the enemy.
The dispatch adds that the Russian Off
GERS on the station have been instituted to
oonoiliate their British colleagues.
dispatch from Shanghai states that
the Chinese men-of-wer remaining out
side of Port Arthur have been ordered to
attack the Japanese fleet that IS block
aiding that port and preventing the egress
OF number of Chinese warships now ~
ing there.
10 Is said that the powers have urged
China to negotiate for peace directly
with Japan, and that they have secured
Japan $ promise to meet the oYertures in
benevolent spirit