The Ryan Record. (Ryan, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 30, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 29, 1894 Page: 2 of 8
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The Ryan Record
CODY & CLEAVER Publisher
Ryan I T
When the Greeks become sWiloj in
the refinement of vengeance they wilJ
wreck no more newspaper offices
They will merely send the editor a
communication written on both sides
of the paper
Aldehmanic crookedness seems to
be both sporadic and epidemic this
year The grand jury has hardly got
through indicting members of the New
Orleans council and now there is a
new outbreak in the Louisville coun-
cil Five members were recently im-
peached for bribery and proceedings
are taken against others Fame and
a nation's gratitude await the philan-
thropist who shall invent a good plan
of municipal government with the city
council omitted
There have been at various times
loud cries for wives heard coming
from various parts of the country and
to the credit of the women it may
be said that these appeals have nevei
failed to receive prompt attention To
use a meteorological expression the
area of high pressure for wives has
now moved to West Australia The
discovery of rich deposits of gold there
has caused an influx of miners from
other Australian colonies and the
matrimonial market is quite bare
The loss of the Miranda following
that of the Ragnvald Jarl suggests
that would-be Arctic explorers have
forgotten the manner of vessel needed
to penetrate the Arctic ice No cockle
shell is fit for that business a fact
that everybody ought to have known
by this time Tho wisdom of further
attempts to find the pole or tho open
polar sea if it exists is greatly
doubted and the policy of pushing to
the northward in vessels which are
crushed in the first nip of the ice is
certainly an expensive folly
Ix is proposed to widen and deepen
the St Lawrence canals so that ocean-
going steamships can pass through
them carrying their cargoes unbroken
from the lake ports to their European
destination borne of tho Canadians
think it would be a good notion to
have the United States share the cost
of the enlargement and possess a joint
ownership in them when they are com-
pleted Others of their countrymen
favor the plan of keeping these chan-
nels exclusively in Canadian posses-
sion paying their own bills for en-
largement and taking it out of the
American ships which pass through
them in the shape of tolls
The extravagant claims which are
being made for Dr Koch’s alleged cure
for diphtheria are not likely to be ac-
cepted without definite proof of their
truth Equally marvelous assertions
were made as to his consumption
lymph and his cholera inoculation
cure but they were never fulfilled It
would be better for him if his disciples
would restrain their enthusiasm We
can all honor those patient students
and explorers who search into the
mysteries of life and seek to benefit
humanity But when expectation has
been raised too high and disappoint-
ment follows people are too apt to
think that these much-heralded dis-
coveries belong to the region of
empirics and not to the field of scien-
tific inquiry
TnERE is no accounting for tastes!
A dentist died in a rural town in Eng-
land a few days ago after spending
over fifty years in pulling the molars
of his fellow-citizens lie had made
it a hobby to keep all the teeth which
he had drawn in the course of his pro-
fessional career and took great pride
in the collection When his will was
opened it was found that he had or-
dered the collection of teeth to be
placed with him in his coffin for
burial His heirs fulfilled his com-
mand and almost 30000 teeth were
put into the coffin with the dead den-
tist If some archaeologist of a fu-
ture century shall happen to open that
grave he will have “food for thought"
and some difficulty perhaps in explain-
ing the presence of so many teeth
Cottonwood bearing different
names in different regions is widely
scattered over the globe within defined
lines of latitude and temperature but
nowhere grows more abundantly than
in the rich deltas of the Mississippi
Missouri Red Ouachita Arkansas and
other intercontinental American rivers
For the last four or five years it has
come into use as lumber having be-
fore that time been regarded as fit
only for firewood The lumberman
does not touch the small timber but
guards it and nurtures it the wood-
pulp dragon with ravenous aud en-
gulfing maw eats up all leaving a
treeless waste behind him destroying
entire Linnaean orders as calmly as u
Catalonian jackass denudes the way-
side of thistles lie needs looking to
wherever he operates and especially
amid the cottonwood groves which
have just brought so generous and un-
expected a tribute to our national
commerce and been found of such
wide and diversified utility
There was a big tennis tournament
In Milan not long ago And it was
considered by old-fashioned Milanese
mere anglomania when their modern
and progressive friends said that tho
Italian players we -e beaten because
they took champagne while their op-
ponents from Enj land played all tho
afternoon on tea
A DOIT all the recent cable alrh-'s
from Paris are to the eTeet that the
Vanderbilt faiuily stands in need of a
little less mo 4 icy and a little more chlo-
ride of lime I
GENERAL NEWS IN BRIEF
PARAGRAPHED CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
'leaned from the Four Corners o £
the World and Condensed in Sbort
Faragraphs for tbe Convenience of
Hurried Headers
Richard Lawrence died Thursday at
lharlston 111 from the effects of an
overdose of morphine
Mrs Martha Johnson died Thursday
at Moberly Mo from injuries receiv-
ed in a gasoline explosion Saturday
Mr and Mrs J C Fetters were kill
ed at Edon O by a Wabash train an
hour after their wedding last Friday
night
Mary F Ilill Saturday brought suit
in the Pettis county Circuit Court
against the city of Sedalia Mo for
$5000 for a fall sustained upon an al-
leged defective sidewalk
The illness of James Anthony
Froude of London the historian has
taken such a serious turn that it is
now feared he will not recover He
was born April 53 1818 at Darling-
ton Devonshire
George Loughton ot Lafayette Ind
aged 23 employed in the construction
of the new Mononorailroad shops was
Saturday crushed to death by the fall
of a derrick which had in hoist a
large piece of stone
A dispatch received in London from
Seoul Corea dated September 10 says
that tbe Japanese force moving from
Gensen has completely routed the
Chinese at Sing Chuen Both sides
are reported to have lost heavily
The trial of Fred Rogers on the
charge of killing Louis Ivernodle at
Clarksville Ark several months ago
came to a close Saturday He was
found guilty of manslaughter and
given five years in the penitentiary
Emperor Francis Joseph gave a
formal reception at Buda Castle Satur-
day to the members of the delegations
nis majesty made a speech in which
he dwelt upon the peaceful aspect of
Europe and the friendly relations ex-
isting between the Powers
An attempt was made to fire the
tenement house No 63 Norfolk street
in which 100 people were sleeping
Friday morning The fire was put
out and it was discovered that the cel-
lar of the building had been sprinkled
with kerosene and then fired
Black diphtheria has made its ap-
pearance in Anderson Ind and one
death has resulted It was in North
Anderson Saturday night among tho
glass workers There is much alarm
as the disease is causing many deaths
in this section of the state It is al-
most invariably fatal
The dead body of William Fritz a
well-known citizen of San Antonio
was found in the San Antonio rivey-
just below the city Saturday after-
noon Mr Fritz went fishing in the
morning and it is-supposed he acci-
dently fell into the river He is 59
years of age and leaves a wife and sev-
eral children
Mrs Frederick Tliics the wife of a
stockman living near Elwood Mo
was gored to death by a bull last week
as she was crossing a pasture to visit
a neighbor The brute stood over her
prostrate form when life was gone and
was shot and killed by the husband
of the dead woman before the body
could be removed
The British cruiser Ringarooma
which went ashore September 6 on a
reef off Mallicolla Island New He-
brides and it is feared would become
a total wreck has been floated thanks
to the assistance rendered by the
British war-ships Dart Lizzard and
W’allaroo and the French cruisers
Scorff and Louante The Ringarooma
s now at Tort Sandwich
E Cooper a wealthy farmer living
fourteen miles north of Tuscaloosa
Fla was assassinated Saturday night
two miles from bis home while re-
turning from a trip to the city He
was found Sunday morning with his
head and body filled with bullets
Cooper went to town Saturday and
sold two bales of cotton lie was
shot from ambush on his way home
and robbed
Joseph Fletcher check weighman
at Monarch mine owned by the Teller
Coal Company was cut to pieces Sat-
urday morning while trying to pre-
vent a wreck Ffteen flat cars had
broken loose from the engine and
were running down grade on the mine
switch at a fearful speed and Fletch-
er fearing a wreck attempted to
jump the train to set the brakes when
he fell under the wheels fifteen cars
passing over his body
Six survivors of tbe persons aboard
tbe Chinese transport Chean which
stranded in the Che Tung Pass recent-
ly with 1400 troops aboard while on
the way to the Island of Formosa
have arrived at Shanghai It was an-
nounced that in spite of the panic
that prevailed on the transport after
she went ashore all the troops and
crew were saved in the ship's boats
but the six persons who reached
Shanghai say that they estimate that
about 200 soldiers were drowned in
the Che Tung Pass
Col Thomas J Dolan the prominent
Democratic politician was adjuu-ed
insane in the insane court at Chicago
Thursday Col Dolan was found
wandering about the streets several
days ago and since has been kept in
confinement
The monarchists are still chafing un-
der the new form of government at
Rio de Janeiro and it issaid that thuy
have not-et abandoned the hope of
re-establisfcing the monarchy In
fact reports are curreut that they are
at the present time engaged in organ-
izing a revolution
J M Adsit one of Chicago’s pioneei
bankers died Monday night aged
eighty-five i
Charles Rier was struck by a train
at Jefferson City Mo Monday and
killed
Albert the 14-year-old son of A
Seamon a well-to-do farmer of Bol
land township 111 was fatally kicked
by a horse Sunday night
M C Robinson of Meridian Miss-
was run over and instantly killed by
a freight engine while crossing a tres
tie on the Mobile and Ohio road
John Bacon about 50 years old a
hostler for the Sunny Side Sanitarium
at Benton Harbor committed suicide
in his room Sunday night by taking
morphine
George H Wheeler a farmer living
on Green's Bayou was driving home
Saturday when his team ran away
Wheeler was thrown against a tree
and instantly killed
David M Welty one of the most
prominent men of Nebraska was
shot and killed while hunting neai
Fremont Monday by the accidental
discharge of agun
James Slutz living near Roclcport
Mo while handling a loaded rifle
Saturday accidently discharged the
gun instantly killing bis 16-year-old
daughter The bullet penetrated hei
heart
Ambrose Johnson wealthy farmer
committed suicide last week by hang
ing himself in the barn with his sus-
penders lie had been in poor health
for a few weeks and became fnentally
unbalanced
Mrs Smockcr of Sheffield Ala
was struck by lightning Monday
while in the bath room of her home
bathing her child and rendered un-
conscious for an hour The child was
not injured
The “Gaulois" says that the Corapte
de Ilaussonville has in his possession
and will shortly publish the political
testament of the Comte de Paris head
of the royal house of France whe
died a few days ago
Frank Tabot a young man of Astor-
ia 111 committed suicide Sunday
night by taking carbolic acid The
act was committed at a farm house
where he was employed Financial
embarrassment was the cause
John Cannon a popular young son
of Bishop Carl J Cannon shot him-
self through the heart Saturday His
parents were opposed to a marriage
he desired to contract and he conclud-
ed life was no longer worth living
‘ Mrs Louisa Locke aged 71 years
died Monday morning In her deatl-
Union county Io loses her first white
settler Mrs Locke came to UnioD
county in 1850 with her husband She
gave birth to the first white child ir
the county except Mormon
Adam Law a prosperous farmer neai
Milan Mo attempted suicide Sunday
night by slashing his face with a razoi
and trying to beat out his brains with
a sledgehammer He gave as his reas-
on that he was afraid that he was go
ing to starve to death He is wort!
873000
Michael See one of the largest lane
owners in the neighborhood of New
Florence Mo tell dead Monday morn
ing of apoplexy lie was 60 years oc
and had a large family of children
His home farm consisted of 2500 acre!
of fine prairie land well stocked wit!
high bred cattle and horses
Planters find that the negroes have
made a combine to raise cotton pick-
ing from 50c to 00c a hundred pounds
The planters say that cotton at Cc
will not admit of a raise on picking
and they have sent to the southern
counties for Mexicans to take theii
place® The move of the planters ha
excited the negroes and they are hold-
ing meetings
The First National bank of Nevada
Mo is in receipt of a letter from tilt
Continental bank of St Louis in re-
gard to the forged school bonds of
Vernon county which have turned up
lately in St Louis The writer says
that the man who holds the bonds on
School District No 17 Vernon county
procured it from Robert Murry Sev-
erul other Vernon county school bonds
have recently turned up in St Louis
The Milt llarrv Line Steamer Blus
Wing Capt Chris G Young on hei
way from Cairo to Memphis sunk las
Saturday at noon at Craighead Point
fifty miles above Memphis in fifteer
feet of water and will prove a tota'
loss She had on board at the time
102 bales of cotton She was valued
at $6000 and insured for 83000 The
crew arrived at Memphis on the tow
Uncle Billy
Conrad Eugweiler a prominent ant
prosperous business man was found
dead in bis office in the rear of hit
office in i'ana 111 Saturday morning
by his wife (lie was sittihg on thi
floor leaning back against some bar
rein with a revolver loose in his right
hand and a bullet hole in his right
temple Jealously is the cause II
was a native of Switzerland a mem
ber of Armenia Lodge No 610 I O
O F and the Dreibuud carrying
life insurance policy in the latter foi
SI 000 and leaves a widow and nine
year-old daughter
The livery stable of J C Calvin v
Ft Worth together with twenty
three bead of horses was destroyed
by fire last Tuesday morning Esti
mated loss £10000 The fire originat
ed from the explosion of a coal oi
lamp
Governor West of Utah has refuse
to interfere in the ca--e of Enoch Davij
who murdered his wife at Provo ii
JsDuary Is--’ and there seems now n
earthly power tnat can prevent bin
from being shot to death The fina
preparations have been going on ant
everything is ready for the execution
THE TWO TERRITORIES
CONGRESSIONAL AND LOCAL
SUMMARY
News in General of Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory Pertaining to
the Pale Face and the Bed Man
Lightning killed Lafayette Teake
near Mulhall last week
Secretary Lowe of Guthrie was 50
years old last Wednesday
Henry Hammer of Seward left last
week as a missionary to Morocco
Guthrie has a new notary public in
the person of Miss Kate Yeamans
The last heavy rain beat a good deal
of the cotton which had opened into
the ground
Near Edmond a couple of farmers
nave combined to prevent hunting up-
on their land
There is an article about shooting
game dated Kingfisher going the
rounds of all the eastern news papers
George Ward a Tecumseh printer
who married a compositor named Miss
Taplcy has been arrested on the
charge of bigamy
John K Richards of Pond Creek
was given one month in jail by the
federal court at Wichiti for selling
liquor without a license
There was a rumor that a cyclone
passed the towns of Jenning and Min-
ing and blew fifty houses to atoms
a few days ago A young lady and
two children were killed and several
peo le injured nousqs caught fire
at Mining and a conflagration follow-
ed The Supreme Court decides that all
Indians who have taken atlottments
must pay taxes on all their personal
property including improvements on
their land which is held in trust by
the government and is nontaxable
The Indians have all heretofore es-
caped all taxation
John Brusha a well-known cattle-
man was stabbed and fatally wound-
ed at Dale thirty miles east of Okla-
homa City Sunday by Clem Kennedy
a half-breed The affray took place
in a saloon Brusha owns one of the
claims adjoining Oklahoma City and
is wealthy
The Chicago Rock Island and Paci-
fic road have made a generous offer to
farmers living along their line in the
territory in that the company will
furnish 25000 bushels of seed wheat
This wheat to ba distributed with-
out charge under the direction of a
commute of not less than three nor
more than five members to be select-
ed by the fanners at a meeting of
their delegates to be held at Round
Pond O T on Thursday September
20 at 1 o'clock
War seems to be again on in Cedar
county In the past ten days four
Indians have been killed It appears
that several Indians got too much fire
water aboard and started out to liaife
a good time They went all through
the settlement but from what could
be learned no serious harm was done
However a great many were angered
at the way they did and organized a
party to hunt them up Albert Jack-
son was one of the victims He was
sick in bed when they came to his
house dragged him out of the bed and
into his yard and shot him about fifty
times This promiscuous bushwhack-
ing and killing all over this nation is
what is giving it a bad name abroad
and is a thing that will eventually
break up the tribal government It is
sheer nonsense for the Indians to ask
to he allowed to retain their present
autonomy and then to continue this
lawlessness among themselves
Men are shot down without
any provocation at all sometimes and
again with the slightest provocation
they are dragged from their homes
and shot to pieces They seem to
have had their old savage nature re-
vived and have lost all ttclr civiliza-
tion Quite a sensation was caused at
Perry last week when Mrs Annie Mc-
Kinnon filed a counter petition to her
husband's petition for divorce Dnn-
can C McKinnon filed suit against his
wife on July 31 and personal service
was obtained on Mrs McKinnon in
Chicago where McKinnon had taken
his wife to enter their daughter
in college Mrs McKinnon was
not aware that hes husband
had any intentions to aban-
don her till she received service Mc-
Kinnon took his wife and daughter to
Chicago a year ago last August and
then came immediately to the open-
ing of the Cherokee Strip and obtain-
ed a claim next to his wife's niece
When Mrs McKinnon got news that
her husband was suing for divorce
she came here at once and took posses-
sion of her husband's farm and resi-
dence and asked the district court for
810000 alimony She also filed a
crosspetition charging her husband
with an infidelity at different places
in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas and
especially with her niece a well-
known belle from Wichita Kansas
McKinnon is worth several thousand
dollars and is the general western
agent for the New York Life Insur-
ance company He is well-known in
Kansas and Texas
Tbe Cherokee Strip as a civilized
community is a year old
Mosley tbe new Chickasaw govern-
or is an Indian The man he succeed-
ed was a white man
The Supreme Court ought to look it
up and see if it is really safe to get
married in Oklahoma
The alligator-man a freak of nature
on the half-and half plan is now fak-
ing Oklahoma City
The government will send an officer
to the Oklahoma University it is said
to drill the students in attendance
there
Two Guthrie Mercantile houses went
to the wall Monday
The sale of the reservation at Okla-
homa City comes off on September 26
and continues three days
A new postoffice has been establish-
ed at Sofka Creek Nation and Wm
F Burton appointed postmaster
Jack Mosier of Cleveland county at-
tempted to break a mule to ride and
was thrown twenty feet and killed at
the first trial
Last Monday night North Enid was
visited by a very destructive fire which
caused a great loss to the business
portion of the city and left a good
many business men without a dollar
An Oklahoma woman has been hon-
ored in the person of Mrs Cora Wood-
ing to a government position She
has been appointed matron of the Ft
Shaw Montana Indian school with a
salary of 8600 a year
Dick Holleman a tough character
more familiarly known by the alias of
“Jack Spainara” was shot and killed
late Sunday near Marietta by Jim
Flagg Spainaid had served a term
at Ardmore for larceny
I Two youthful horse thieves Johnny
and Jackson Baston were arrested
east of Perry Sunday The boys are
nine and eleven years old and have a
dozen stolen horses in their possession
The boys confessed their crime and
said they wanted money to go West
on
About ten o’clock last Sunday night
a murder was committed at jiWaukom-
is Robert Po-well a recent arrival
from Texas better known as “seven-
up” shot aud killed Wm Kidd a car-
penter They met on the streets and
had some words Powell drew his
six-shooter and shot Kidd three times
in the abdomen
About 500 Cheyenne Indians are in
camp near Ilenuessy on their way to
pay their annual visit to the Otoe
Reservation They held a powpow and
had a big sun and war dance Among
their numbers are the celebrated old
warriors -Yellow Dog White Bear and
Red Moon who have participated in
all the numerous Indian outbreaks
in the early 70s
A number of the crack shots in the
United States Army are stationed at
Fort Sill and the following have al-
ready gone to Fort Sheridan to take
part in the contest there this month:
Sergeant John Omellette Troop I
Sergeant Funk Troop II 3d cavalry
First Sergeant Laskowski Sergeant
Otto Sydow and Private Elkins Co C
and Sergeant Daniels Co G 13th In-
fantry Lawyers in the territory bitterly
complain over the recent decision of
Judge Scott with reference to the di-
vorce law being unconstitutional It
is believed that when the legislature
convenes a law will he passed legaliz-
ing the marriages so far contracted
and thus straighten the matter In
meantime however parties effected
by the recent decision must live apart
or run the risk of getting into trouble
Buffalo Jones who is working up
interest in the l’opulist railroad
which is projected to run from Port
Bolivar near Galveston sto Chicago
and Manatoba was in Perry last week
The road is called the Gulf and Inter-
state and Mr Jones says that tho
grading is done out of Port Bolivar
seventy miles and steel rails will be
put down within the next sixty days
Grading will begin in Kansas in a few
days Mr Jones is president of a con-
struction company building the road
and he is also a director
News received at Minco of a terrible
murder by outlaws of an Indian nam-
ed In-ki-nish Dr T J Strum who
lives among the Caddos on Cobb creek
tells the story There is a formidable
band of outlaws whose rendezvous is
in the Wichita mountains and who
prey upon the settlers almost nightly
The agent sent a young Caddo Indian
policeman In-ki-nish without uni-
form to ferret out the hiding place of
these outlaws They discovered that
they had been tracked and decided to
revenge themselves on the In-ki-nish
family Wednesday the father of
this young man the elder In-ki-nish
and some companions were out hunt-
ing deer in his pasture on a little
stream called Lake creek In-ki-nish
became separated from his compan-
ions and rode into a canyon following
some deer tracks He was seized by
the outlaws who were laying for him
and was tied to a tree and shot Six
shots were fired into him and then ha
was taken to a swamp and thrown in
In this c ndition was he found a day
or two after the tragedy by the In-
dians and whites of that section who
knew not what had happened to In-ki-nish
until his body was found A
posse was organized and gave pursuit
They followed the trail across the
river around in the bottoms on the
north side and discovered that the
nang had simply doubled on their
track recrossed the Canadian and
were again back in the reservation It
is evident that the outlaws were mak-
ing foi some hiding place in the Wich-
ita mountains in the Kiowa or Com-
manctie country
Governor Renfrow has appointed R
D Ixnve as coronor of P county
The legislature apportionment com-
mittee has filed its report with the
governor
United States Pension Agent Stock-
slagcr was prosecuting pension frauds
before United States Commissioner IL
M Grubbs at Atoka I T last week
W S Greene postmaster ut Wiley I
T I S Wolf Kemp and Jackson
Alexandra are charged with conspiracy
to defraud the government in person-
ating William taldneil who has been
dead for ten years
Kiaclc a Ink
Ara the prejudices which some people cheep
leh against what is good for them They rea-
son as our old friend Artemus Ward say
thnsly “So and so has been taking roedicim
foralong time and Isn’t any better’’ The
only know ofludividnal cases Many could hi
cited to their astonishment in which Hos
tetter’s Stomach Ritters has brought sbonti
complete chnnire in the physical condition o
persona angering from general ill health Thi
thorough stomachic besides having the de
eided recommendation of the medical pro
fession is voiced by the general pnblio as thi
possessor of qualities as an invigorant nnc
restorative of health not fonnd any whore else
In bodily tronbles censed by the liver stomacl
and bowels in instances where rheumatic ten
dencies are experienced and when the kidney
are weak it is the true resort
A Windfall
Mother — I have jurt heard somethin!
that you ought to know Your fathei
tells me that your husband is hopeless
ly involved
Married Daughter — Isn't that lovely'
Now maybe he'll make over aU hi
property to me— N Y Weekly
A Perfect Success
A — What a pity your son has failed :
second time to pass his medical exam
nations! What does he intend to d'
now?
B — Oh he’s getting on all right H
has just opened an institution for dip
lomaniacs
A — How do you mean?
B — He has started a saloon — Truth
The Main Point
Amy — Has he ever loved any othe
girl before?
Mabel — No That doesn't worry me
What I want to know is will he lovi
any other girl in the future — Texai
Siftings
Different Variety
Mrs Ilicks — If you were as polite a:
you might be you would offer to but
ton my shoes
Ilicks — N o doubt but I'm not tha
kind of a hairpin — N Y World
Wife — You must send me away to
my health at once I am going into
decline
Husband — My! My! What makes yoi
think so?
Wife — All my dresses are beginninj
to feel comfortable- N YT Weekly
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Redding, D. F. The Ryan Record. (Ryan, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 30, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 29, 1894, newspaper, September 29, 1894; Ryan, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1851638/m1/2/: accessed June 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.