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AMENDMBNT ADOPTED.
NEW YORKERS SOLIDLY AGAINST IT
."lin DlMUtrcl Spirit !rlieitule Ocruplc
Mint ur the Attt'iitlnn llnttlo nml
Jnc I'm mi tint free l.ltt Anion
(titniuliici Spotlit for tho I.n-
lior Unions Atfuliul tho Wll-
ton Hill TliB Sfililtc.
I "".til.x-0TOSFeb I. -The house spent
1 .ry lively tiny yesterday over the
You'll not (1 m ipctliit ti fn 111 our Mm h of winter footwear We lire showlni
shoes it M'ason tli 11 sleds tinil if provi 'oil witn :i pair from our assort men
you'll sl'p through thee .'d months ns easily nt d lomfortiibly as n youngstct
coasting own lull t n 1 p mil between tint two loasts t liontrh. can yo
flnil I't-lit'v f.. iw 1 ir 1 1 in uii. nun lit no other store In unthrie cmi vou fini
liv in-f nnil ihev Mit't 'lltli' through tli.
its rjiml 1 h . tli p- li i
iitt r iv l'i t 'i ( u .inest
astonished ut our prices.
ml 15 -st ' iles r bes our goods 1'vcryhody
EXCLUSIVE
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SHOE DEALERS
I1H VIr OKI VIIIIMA AVLM'I
HERE WE ARE!
IDT? A WCTD O-r PA
309 W.st Oklahoma Avenue.
WITH ALL KINDS OF FINE VEHICLES.
Two car loads to select from. GIVK US A CALL.
Popul'st Colorado ofTorcd In the
houe yesterday n joint resolution
proposing nn amendment to the con-
stitut'.on so ns to provide Hint the right
of n citizen to vote shall not be denlod
or abridged by the t'n'ted St ttos or
anv state owing to sex. Congress is
10 hnve the power to legislate so as to
enforce this provision.
CO.NIOUDATI.NO Tl'llltl inltlltS.
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Is the Place for
Furniture Queensware and Cutlery !
(IIIin TACE OK EARTH.
I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
113 OKLAHOMA AVENUE. 113
DEALERS.
Larpest stock of cycle
1894.
Kansas City.
Oklahoma Bicycle Comfy
THF QUARE BICYCLE
Will search for trade duri' g the seaton of 1
a d c) cle sundries west of
Bicycles Sold on Installments.
PAYMENTS ACf-ORPING TO PRICE OF BICYCLES.
A large Hue of Sccond-ham Hycles at SlaugHterins pr'ces. Terms
easy. Do not fprget to call n us for Sewing Machines and Supplies.
Call at '-r addr . 104 E 0.1 (Hlal ma avmue G'thrie O. T.
The Cklahcma Bicycle Comp'y
E. li. KNAUiS Manager.
nmendracnts to the internal revenue
b.ll. including the income tnv The
!-i"eater purt of the day was spsnt in
I. cusing the distilled pirits sched-
ule An important amendment was also
offered to the income tint fenture bj"
Mr. S)rinsrer. Democrat of Illinois
ami was agreed to putting a tav of
two per cent on incomes derived from
huccesMon or from gifts devises and
inheritances of both real estate and
personal property.
The amendment putting the Internal
revenue bill on the tariff bill was
then agreed to. and nn attempt was
made to amend tho barley schedule of
the bill in the 'uay of inising the
duties but failed on account of tho
epiration of time. During tho dis
tussion of the internal revenue amend-
ment to tho tarilT bill Mr. hit ng of
Mich'gnu ottered an amendment to
the wine schedule of the tariff bill
proper. fKuig the duty on still wines
ut 30 cents per gallon when below
11 per cent alcohol and at 50 cents
when above. Also exempting the bot-
tles or jugs from duty. The amend-
ment was agreed to.
Mr. llynum Deti crat. Ind'ana. of-
fered a coumitte a -ndincnt deduct-
ing from the c.. ui.itcd income of
farmers and stock r.visurij the "amount
expended in the purchase or produc-
tion of such product or produetiou"'
which a& agreed to.
Mr. Pence l'opulmt Colorado of
fered as an amendment a graduated
income t'i in line with the Populist
platfoim. It provides for a tax of one
per cent on incomes over .'..'iOU and
not over glU.OOl); b tween 810 000 and
?30.(K)0 a tax of two percent; between
cet w over 100000. five per cent.
.Mr. SiDley Democrat rennsyivania
offered a substitute providing lor a
sliding scalo as follows:
On incomes over $10000. two per
cent; when over 8"o m three per
cent; when over 8IO0 000 live per cent
and when over 2(ioooi). ten pjr cent.
Mr. Money Democtat Mississippi
favoted the amei'dment jroposed by
Mr. Pence and delivered a strong
ipeooh in favor of it.
Mr. Knloe Dumocrat Tennessee
upheld the income tax and a vote was
then taken on Mr. Sibley's amend-
iiiunt. It was defeuttd by a viva voce
vote after which Mr. Peneo's unund-
mont was also defeated by a stund.ng
vote of 00 to 112.
Tho internal revenue bill was thon
ugtreed to as an amendment to the
tariff bill by a vote of 171 to Mi.
Among the Republicans who voted
in favor of tho nmen linent word
.Messrs. White of Oloo; Howers of
pallfoui'a; Taylor of Tennessee:
Uarthold of Missouri and liundy ot
Ohio. Tho entire New Yotk delega
tion voted solidly against it. Great
cheering and applause greeted the re-
sult. The last of the night sessions on the
tariff bill opened with full galleries
and a fair attendance of member!).
Mr. I'i)loo (Dam.) occupied tho
uliuir aud there was a long list of
speakers including Representatives
Hakor Ktsm Cooper Husell Pashal
Honk Harris .Stalling Hooker. Cum-
mings Illanehard MuCloaryanl It ng-
Iniin. Mr. Ciimmings delivered an
earnest protest against the high hand-
ed methods which had been adopted
by t lie ways and means committee in
choking off amendments. Ho was
probably the only congressman a
member of a labor union in tho conn-
try and had been a memberof a labor
organization for thirty years. Ho was
now a member of Typographical
I n'.on No. 0 of Now York lloud ap
plause 'n tho galleriosj ami it was as
the only representative of labor in
congress that it developed upon him
to enter h'.s protest against the bill.
At the conclusion of his speech the
house adjourned
Srnutort TiilU Aluuit tho IlnniU
Tho resolution olVered homo days
inco by Mr. Mewart Uopublioan
Nevada denying the legal authority
uf the secivtury of tho treasury to
issue bonds occupied tho attention of
he senate for the whole of yesterday's
session the pnnc'pal speeches bemg
made by Mr. Allen Populist No-
hratku ! Hoar nVpuiilicun Massa
chusetts Mr. Oorman Democrat
Maryland an ' too cii4ini)an ui tn
tlnauco eommitteo. IJi. Voorhoc.
Democrat Indiana. Various otlwr
boi'ators took prt in the debate. Mr
Allen argued that tl' powor to l.su
bonds undor the lesumption pet wqs
not S3 Mr. Sherman had claimed a
continuous ono but that it ceased
when the resumption of tho green
backs was completed under that act
Mr Hoar oxchainnan of tho judic-
iary committee declared with much
solemnity of mannjr that the pro-
pose 1 bonds would be illegul and
would conwv no constitutional or law
ful obligation. Mr. (Jorman defended
generally the Democratic administra
tion and party ana uiscussoa me ones
Arctimrut ARiiliMt I'lilmi of Ohltilmimi
nml Inillnn Terrltnrj.
Wasiiixotov I'eb. 1. The Oklaho-
ma sub-committee of the senate m
territories yesterday listened to argu-
ments against the consolidation of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory as
one state by Lem Colby of Nebraska
who appeared for the Cheiokee In-
dians ami (lenerat II. V. Payne of
Ynsllington who tepresented the
Chlckasaws. They said that the In-
dians preferred their present condi-
tion to that oT statehood and Mr.
Colby stated that when the Indian
Territory should be admitted as a
state the Indians preferred to coma
in as an independent state within tho
boundaries of tho present territon.
CHICAGO LABOR LEADBR8
START A NEW CNE.
TO BE A MTIOKAL ORGANIZATION.
'I hi- Colli lliilmirp.
Washington Feb. 1. A further
loss of S00000 in gold was reported
yesterday at the treasury leaving tho
gold balance standard at 80.. 000 000
or a loss during the month of .Innuary
of $11000000 or at the rule of S.100000
a day
The oiheial statement of the gov-
ernment leceipts and expenditures
show in round figures that the expen-
ditures for the llrst seven months of
the current fiscal year exceeded tho
recoipts by 310000000 the figures
standing: Receipts SI""- 000000; ex-
pendituics 8821000000.
Ilntul I nun Axurcil
Wamiinoton. Feb. 1. Tho success
of Mr Carlisle's proposed bond loan
was fully assured when tho depart-
ment closed yesterday as the offers to
take bonds lccelved make an aggre-
gate of between 535000000 and S70-
000 000.
t nnil Omnium!.
Waiiiixoton. Fob. 1 It is said that
on last Saturday Senator Vestislted
the White house at Cleveland's request
and that a reconciliation between the
senator and tho president is now
probable.
GLADSTONE MAY RESIGN.
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Premier Joit
tlm Mailer.
I.oxdov Feb. 1. Mr. Gladstone au-
thorised Sir Algernon West who is
We JffirofflUiR-HilSiVATioww
The statement that Mr. Gladstone
has deilnitely'declded or dcoided nt
all to resign is untrue. It is true
however that for many months past
his age and the condition of sight and
hearing have in his judgment mado
lolief from public affairs desuuble.
It remains exactly as It has been. Ik-
is ignorant of the course which events
important to the nation may take even
during the remainder of the present
session of parliament and he lias not
said cr done anything which could in
any degree restrain absolute fi'eedom
or that of his colleagues jegarding the
performance of the arduous duties now
lying or likely to llu before them.
Tnnk a Iliino uf Carbolic Arid.
Joi'I.in Mo. Fob. 1. .lames Kirby.
an old citizen died a terrible death
lie asked bis little daughter to hand
him a bottle of brandy and she picked
up instead a bottle of carbolic acid.
Tho two bottles were alike and Mr.
Kirby took a draught of the contents
before discovering the mistake llu
died within an hour.
The W'orutngtnen'g Onlrri to Tlr l
ilriHMiilntt l'urt lii Pnlltlrn -The IMiit
form .Modeled mi i'hitl uf tllb
rnnl bit Is Matte Jtneli
llroftilor It tlrlntlr With
Labor ttrforins.
Chic too Jan. 31. The Nations
Fnion Labor league was formally
launched on the of political life at
a mass meeting workinginen held
last night. It will nt once begin a
vigorous campaign to secure control
otall the various bra tu lies of national
state county and municipal govern-
ments. A broad platform dn which
it is expected the Populi' ts and disci-
ples of Henry George may find com-
fortable looting aide by side with the
trades unionists was' unaniio'iusly
adopted. '
The national platform Is identical
in spirit with that adopted In the
People's party but it g - more ex-
tcnsiol into details. It ileum ml s a
national nirrcncy to be pmx ided w ab-
out the use of banking enrporations
on the plans set foith in the snbtreas-
ury scheme of the Farmers .illi.tnee
to be i xpendei' fin ptild'C improve-
ments or to be loaned at t-wi p r eent
to states counties iird e I ies on non-
inteiest hi-iiriii;r bonds. It further de-
mands the free (nina e of siKer nnd a
graduated iutome tax. I'.'lnving
that the money should remain in the
hands of the pvoplr.it ill mamlvthnt all
national jinI state roenues b lim-
ited to the neccssai s expenses of
the go eminent and tl..it the amount
of the en minting nied urn be in-
creased to not less thnn - p -r i.ipita
and jtost.il savings hanks be ( mb-
lishod It declares that .ill Lmiis now
held by imlroad corporations and not
in notn.iI use together wit 'i nil hind
held by aliens be reela me I b the
government and held for s. ttlenunt
only. It lecommen Is in loneliision
government ownership of rnlio.ids.
and the abolition of the c ntt.iet sys-
tem on puhv works an Ian ii lit hour
day.
'Ihe si ile platform alsobrisilcswith
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" best sugnr spoons "
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MURRAY
10 1 Ol.lahnina Aentte Next to (iulhric National Hank.
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jy GEO. RAPP Proprietor.
TlliiiiiifiK'tiircr of mill Driller III
Ncely ThIip CluirRi'
Toit.ka Kan. Feb l.-Dr. S F.
Ncely yesterduy took charge of the
olllce of United States marshal in this
city. His first official net was to re-
lieve from duty Deputy Marshals
Walker and Spencer. Deputy Mar-
shal Leon Do Host it is said will be
retained permanently and Deputy
Marshal McMurray temporarily.
Krntucklaim Oppnuii I'll Ulmli).
Fiiaxi-"Oiit Ky. Feb. 1. The Ken-
tucky cnoral assembly lias passed a
toli.t on requesting the two senators
from Kentucky to ote against tho ap-
pointment of Wheeler II. Peckhaui as
justice of the supremo court.
r.iplutliin uf Vlrii Dump.
l'AYr.TTr. Citv Pa. Feb. 1 An ex-
plosion of fire damp occurred in the
mines of the Fayette Coal company hy
which five miners ycri badly burned
nbout tho head faco aud hands.
Pure Domestic and Havana Cigars
icti r l'otk. y') ILirnson c ('utlme Oklahoma
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Tr.Hul Va Smpeiiileil.
Si:n.MA Mo. Feb. 1. Sovonty tons
of rock fell upon tho Missouri Pacific
tracks between St. Aubort mid
Chamois last evening und as u result
trnttlc wus suspended throe hours.
Itircliir fur Colyr.uln AII1U1111I.
Sr. I.outa Mo Fob. Application
was modo yesterday try ho Santa Fo
receivers for a separate receiver for
the Colorado Midland a branch of the
santa Fo system
NEWS NOTES
The reported riot at tho Vesuvius
iron works of Moorehetid Hros fc Co.
hharpsburg Pa.. Tuesday night was
without foundation. There was no
troublo nt tho mill and nine furnaces
were In operation yesterday.
Tho Wutklns bill to punish priio
lighters and abettors of pri;:o fighting
passed the Iowa liouse 01 reprosenta-
' tives by a unanimous vote.
Wayne Macveagn recently nppoint'
ItOYALIST PAItKER'S PLEA.
The I'lenili r of 'Hern l.llinnUiilunl S11U
lDrlli tlm t'auMt of Ills I rlfmU.
Sax Fi:M-isio Jan. ill. Samuel
Paiker premier ot ex Queen Lilino-
kaluni's c.i binet who sailed to-day for
Honolulu gave out a letter to the
Ameiicau people which may be deem-
ed an anlliorirative statement of the
puipose of the Itoyulists of his coun-
try. He says he wants Hawaii a it
was during the period of constitutional
montirthy from I8i0 to 1H93. lie de-
fends the monurehv und says that all
the piogicss tif the islands was made
dm mg thosQ j earn Ile denies that
the 1 ulers or public men were corrupt
lie calls attention to the high percent-
age of education among the Ilawa-
nans and says the people were ad-
miiablyjltled for self government
P.ukcr defends the course of the
queen in refusing to giant amnesty to
ollleeis of the piovisioual government
saving that the tevolutionists forced
such action op her putt without the
lonsent of the pnvv 1 oiincil. lie says
the llawaiiaus wire satisfied with
then government and when given an
oppoi tuinty to expu-ss their opinions
will decide by mi ovei w helming ina
bility in fnvoi of the queen. The
Itoyahsls of Hawaii hati appealed
then case to the Tinted States and ate
quietly waiting foi a decision.
Paiker adds that he is not unmind-
ful of the ultimate destiny of Hawaii.
It will become associated with the
United States by a proteetivu treaty
and nn foreign countiy other than the
United States can have a vo ce in the
affaiis of Hawaii. He holds th.it the
time is not now ripe for its fulfil llueut.
Now the ll.iwaii.tu people are op
posed to ntiiU'x.ition ami lor tin
restoration of the monarchy. The
United States can do but ono of two
things cithei resVro tho queen to
the throne 01 ienve. lb.1 poliey of Ha
waii to u. uawanan ceopio.
Mexico' Precious Metal Output.
Cnv of Mexico duo. 31. The of-
ficial report of the piodiicliou nml
coinage of gold und silver hi Mexico
during the liscti year of 1 HO I shows
$1400000 gold and aln.WS.00U of sil-
ver. Ill the face of the deprei mlio.t
of sdver tli is the largest yi pro
tluction in built mc tills Mexico lias
known in many ye.iis Ihe inuiUign
for the y ar was l) fi?' giild aud
1TJ7lt0s:i siKci.
A I'rlost Mali'lml fr SlnaiUr.
Maimsov. Wis . .Ian. II Tho slan-
der suit of Mrs. Cm rie A. Ford .igaiust
her cousin tho Uev. Jninc- F. Howe n
Catholic priest in lidgcrtun in which
damages were claimed for Sio.oo1!
ended last night when the jury ie-
tiirned a verdict for 85.000 in fa or of
tlm plaintiff. The jury which returned
the verdict was eumpu.sed in part of
Catholics
Cabinet Works
ALEX. JOHNSTON Jr. & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Office Drug Store Bank and Saloon Fixtures
Hook Cases Desks Mantels Porch Posts brackets Jlaltisters
Spindles Newel Posts Stair Railing Corner
and Hasc Blocks Sash Doors
and Blind'-.
ill Kinds of Planing Mill Work
. Cor. Oklahoma Ave. and Fifth St. Guthrie Ok.
CO TO THE OLD RELIABLE
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Leading restaurant In the city Meals 20c. Hoard weekly M.
Furnished room1'.
I-I. GOLRMAN Proprietor.
Stillwater and Orlando
xchange Barn
SHIVELY BROS. & VAN WYCK Prop's.
rirst-cltiss livery barns at Stillwater nnd Orlando. The best of teams ant
mproved facilities for currying passengers between these two points. Tornr
il ways ready to start at any time in tho dny and -eurn at your pleasure.
The shortest and quickest route between Guthrlo and Stillwater is via Or'ando
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tion of responsibility for the deficit in 1 ed ambassador to Italy sailod on tho
the treasury which he attributed to American iinpr Pur's for Southampton.
the revenue measures nnq oxiravagan-. jip was accompanied oy ins n-n nun
appropriations of the Republican's.
Mr. Yoorheos took n similar position 1
and asserted that tho soiretary of tho
treasury could use the money obtained
from the bonds in uny way that
seemed to h'm proper and conducive
to the general puipose of the resump-
tion act of I'm The whole day's do
bate was furciblc and it attracted close
attention.
ut:m!iiei4t to tlio Ctinilltuttnn lroioeil.
Vasuinoto.v Feb. 1. Mr Hell
daughter.
Tho Lnmbrlght well which came in
Tuesday nt I'ostoria Ohio is far bet-
ter than at firt reported. The How
increased to 150 barrels an hour yes-
tenlny afternoon aud lias continued
at the same rate.
James L.Mynck.one of thp01lphan.
Ark. train robbers was fouud fjtultyaf
murder in the Hr t dogreo. It was In
this hold up that Conductor McNully
was killed.
A Tliluf'a Nnut IIimii Willi l'lljr.
AioiiPON Kan. .Ian. 31. -George
Jones was given (flight JH'I souleiuo
yesterday on 0 churg-e of wholttalu
t-tealipjf about town because he seemed
to bo fatally ill from hnwng lit Af-
ter ho was liK'keil up he admitted
oliamming and boasloil that he had
escaped the pemieutinry.
A Xeiv Scorul Scrtlru t tilnf.
Wasiiikoiox. .Inn. 31. Secretary
Cailtsle has appointed II. lluon of
t incinliatl to be thidf of the sectet
service V vision of the treasury de
nattmpiit ico A. L Drumtnond ru
igned. Mr Haven's npponitiiii nt is a
prone.it h 11 und was made ut tnc re--jue
t of the Ohm Dcuuxrutic oa-grcs-sional
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His stock is repleto with all tho novelties of
tho season. Good workmanship and fit guar-
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