The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 48, Ed. 1, Sunday, January 27, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
DAY MORNING JAiNUAWV 27 lHPfi.
NO. 48
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Highest Honors World' Fnir.
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HAS DECIDED TO LAND TROOPS
IN GUATEMALA.
TO ATTACK SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA
'Jlio Much I Strongly Dcfrmlrd mill
Will (.Ho IIib liiMidor a Wiirin Ito-
option Unfile Sniii ! '1 rjrluc t
llrliijr About n ltncoiiiilUiitlon
Ituttvoi'ii tlio Two llnpuh-
tie unil'l'mwiit Wur.
San Fkaxciko Snn. 80. Mexico it
is l-eportetl litis decided to hmil troops
iit San .Iomi do flnulcmnln. This
ould be a very dillictilt proceeding
unless Mexico strengthened horntivy
S"v S-.ui..lose is approached only in
baiges and nlauding could only be
ell'.'cU-d at the long- pier that is built
out into the ocean The Mirf breaks
too heavy on tlie ocean to permit t li t
lauding of troop in boats.
Mexico lias live ftlilp on tlio Vncilic
coast at her coiuiiinud. The llrst is
the Democrat! 150 tons displacement
built in 18 ?S. .She carries two OK
inch rilled (run? of an old pattern.
The Mexico and Independence nio
small craft of limited lighting qnnli
ties-
Tlio Libertad carries a (ll4 inch gun
mid is the oldest boat in the licet.
The Xariigossa is a modern pattern
of the dispatch boat.
She is used as a train ship and is of
more value from a lighting stand-
point than all the olfier vessels m the
Mexican navy put together.
(iiiatemala bought a man-of-war
several years ago. It Is a small
schooner not much larger than a
pilot boat. One muz.lo loading gnu
stands on this formid.iblu craft's
draft. The weapon is not capable of
being fired. ho.vevur.
Nan .lose de (IniUeiiifila is protected
by a battery of Krupp cannon thai
might uutke it warm for any ship the
Mexicans have butMie Ztunigossn.
I MI.lt SAJl S A I'KACKMAItlJK.
The Second liny of the HI ICeno Comrnlli n
A SucctM.
Special to tlin Loadar.
Hi. HttKb Jan. 25. The irrigation
convention vas largely attended to-
day uipl tliu exeroUea were highly
interesting At an early hour this
morning un excursion was made to
I t HI Heno and in the afternoon and
evening some interesting papers on
the question of irrigation wore read.
Tlio following program was earned
out:
Relation of the Press to Irrigation
Horace. I. Newbury Kansas Ifariner.
Small Fruits by Irrigation 11. iH.
bin till LaWicnce. Ivans.
Irrigation it ml Lend Values .1. E.
Frost Topclta Ivans
Profit from Irrigation in Southwest-
ern Kunblis 'V. P. -Foster Meade-
Kans.
Natural Conditions V. If. Nowall
Washington.
Converted to Irrigation J. V. Admire
Kiiigfisner Okla.
Poverty to Independence; Mormon
Progress on Salt Lake l)esert Geo.
( Cannon Salt Luke City
Irrigation in the Very Sunshine He-
gion Uov. L. Prince Santa He
M. M.
The People's Heritage William 13.
Smythe Chicago of 'Irrigation Age.'
A TEnniFIC BOILtt tffLOSiON
AT MENDOTA ILL.
A BIG BREWERY BLOWN TO PIECES.
The Concustloit So (Jront Tlmt Ilvorr
llullriliiK Iii tlio Town Mil llailly
bhiiknn Up Iho l.u to I'roporty
Amount to ! 101101)11 mill
Mnuy Pronto 'Ihrftwu
Out of Work.
i:(Tortt of tlm tlnltnd Maloi to llrln
About ll Kooonclll itlon.
Citv of Mkxio) .Ian. 20 The
United States has undertaken to play
the part of pjaeumilcai between
IMexlco and Guatemala to prevent
war if possible. A telegram has been
received horc from Secretary Gresham
e.xprouinr the hope' that Guatemala
and Mexico would agree between
thcmselvta upon pome method of
ettlliifetne tlfiMite. ovar the bound-
ary but that if tlm should not bo
poWihl" the United States trusted the
two countries would agree to submit
their ilill'erenoes to the arbitration of
som fr.endly nation This coinmuni-
cat'ou from a nation with winch
Mexico u n joy mich intimato and
friendly relations has caused u pi o-
found impression upon tlio govern-
ment and undoubtedly accounts in
pHrt. at least for the decision of the
minister of foieign affairs to with-
hold for live or six days at
least the ultimatum which it was
about to dispatch in much less time
in answer to a noto from Guntomnla
received. It is learne'd that the pres-
ident of tli" Unitod States ma le such
appeal "is would be received in good
pir t before sending it bv first com-
municating in an unOfiiehil manner
with Minister Uomcroat Washington.
1 KltfAKIMi AMWIIMI IO.
RESTLESS GERMAN FARMERS.
Tho AErlculliiral ('lumen Looking to tlio
riovorniuciit for (Jonoral Iti-llcf.
Washington dan. 20. There Is
jreat uneasiness among the agricul-
tural classes in Germany owing to
the doprossiou of giain prices accord-
ing to a report to tho state de-
partment by the United States
consul general at llerlin. It
shows in a striking manner
tho growth of Socialistic ideas in
Germany and particularly sots out
the demand for some legislation like
tho United Stales nnti-option bill
that will prevent the manipulation of
prices of agricultural products by
speculators and middlemen and for
public gr.lnaries whero grain may be
stored and money be borrowed upon
It as proposed by the. Farmers' Alli-
ance here.
'1 lie consul general says that this
agitation is not confined to.Gcrmany
but pervades Huropc and ho cites
resolutions passed in London by agri-
cultural unions on December 12 and
i:i requesting the British government
to forbid trading in fictitious food
values owing to the harm it does by
lowering prices. Similar action was
taken on December Id by the Saxon
Central agricultural union "which
memorialized the German govorni
inent to reform the gram exchango
on the basis of actual trading
in actual wares to tiring
foreign grain into fair relationship
with the German requirements to in-
crease tho funds for land improve-
ment by scientific researches to im
prove cattle to create cneaper cap
tal to meet tlio demands of personal
credits in co-operative channels ami
to fouud real estate loan association's
to loan money to small land owners.
Attention is called to the success of
tlio Russian governmental granary
system and a strong movement has
been instituted to duplicate it in Ger-
many. AIMED AT SUNDAY SPORTS.
MbnuotA 111. .Inn. 0. At 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the main build-
ing Of Iienning's brewety in this eity
was wrecked by a boiler explosion-
tho concussion being so great that
every building in tho city was badly
shaken. Tho building destroyed waa
five stories in height and filled with
machinery. Tho force of tlio explo-
sion completely demolished it killing
seven men and badly wounding six
otliQrs. i
Tlio killed nro: Adam llresshoad
R. S. Sotfert. foreman; David Wells
fireman; David Gheer engineer: hem-
uel De Shnso Icemnn; Henry Pert
laborer.
Injured John Kennedy a woll
borer of DeKalb; .lames Lore Cht-
cngo.arm broken and head badly cut;
A. McLeod Chicago head and fnoe
cut; George Parker Chicago head
cut; F. M. Carpenter badly hurt!1 Wil-
liam Long badlv hurt; Henry War-
ner badly hurt.
The Chicago men and Konnody of
De ICalb had but lately come hero
nnd woro engaged in sinking a woll
near the building. Up to a late hour
no more bodies had been found In tho
debris and a blinding snow storm al-
most stopped work but it is thought
more men are buried under the nun.s
of brickH nnd beams The loss of
property amounts to $100000 mid a
large' numxber of men are thrown out
of work.
T-he explosion linl an upward ten-
dency lifting tlio building then over-
turning it.
The work of removing the rninB is.
progressing Hlowly and it will ha a
day or more before the list of doad
will "be complete. When the explos-
ion occurred every building in the
city was slinkon and men rushod to
seo what was the cause of tho con-
cussion. The dead are men highly
respected and sovcrnl of them are
prominent citizom.
StiiHil the Adjournment Writ. hlle iliitvr-
Ihk Wiim'n Ahent latin-huiker.
Them wan a decided lull in Oklaho-
ma legislation yesterday. The stnte
house u as quiet and a olefk or two
and a'few lonngers in the sample
rooms woro the only evidences of life.
Tlio scattering of lawmakers was
great and oyer 80 mem bars of the ten-
ate and house will spend today at llicir
respective homes. All fcowerer tvlll
draw their salaries. About a docen
legislators attended the Irrigation con-
'leiulonat HI Heno. ni! thoto who
failed to go were too tired to look
aftor 2ommittee work.
Iloth branches of the tru'.torlal wjn- fron Ammnii? Aim or any other adulteiant.
reas will convene tomorrow after
toon. v. lien another blr bateh of fresh
i'1'a will bo Introduced. The majority
f membtrs have groomed theuielves
r hHrd work the remainder of the
1mii and It is possible a few more
is will be passed
MHNG
MOST PFRFECT MADS
A purr orape Ge.im of Tattar Powder.
fnn Amwmi Alii -i itrriYlv nlhpr .l.tlltt
do Yf V" 'TANDARD
Free
(liir. Kenfrow returned from HI
iluno last night. He made the ad-
dress of welcome on the paitofthe
'erritory to the delegates to the irrl-
rntiou convention and it is said to
ave been a most cxcellout address
specially louipliinenlurv to tho ter-
lory nnd incident illy of HI Heno.
The address of welcome by the mavor
tl tho response by .Judge I. A. Pit-
vr. is Raid to have been also very
ino Tiie irrigation congress starts
ut under excellent auspices. Okla
loina Star.
Lincoln fount' Oupltiit In Mjcht of u
Itiillrniiil.
Sliccial to the Leader.
Wahhinoio.n I). C .Ian. id. The
bill granting the right of way to the
Oklahoma L'entSnl railway amended
by Delegate Flynn to go vln Chan-
dler passed the house today. This le
a signal victory for Chandler.
The Welcome Grocery is overloaded
on pitchers and will sell at your own
price Friday Saturday and Monday
1 2-i t:i
a liekot
Lll'.te .vj
Every nickel purchase gets
on Unit beautiful S10 doll in
Co 's window.
12 Tlf
Cheapest Place In Town.
HIRZEL BROS
Dealers in
iroceries Provisions Crockery Quoensware Tinware and
WOOD
HI North Second St. German and English Spoken.
Ovr Shoes Speak Volumes For Themselves;
volume! filled witn pertinent points; all the points arc well taken too
tuul so secure plenty of takers for our shoes. Such shoe orrttoiy is
irrcstible and presents a multitude of foot notes well worth
studying. It's courting health to home the feet comfort-
ably in a pair of our shoes that are always the very
idea for the season the roriect thing in style and
the "just the thing I want" brand for "every
body. What a shoe ought to be is just
what. our shoes are and just what
ought to cost is what our
shoes do cost.
Eiseiisoiimidl & Hetsch.
EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALERS
118 OKLAHOMA AVE. WEST.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
BARRETT.
rifty Men
SCOTT'S LYNCHERS.
3!oxltniu VrVSfuU IiikRuI Nlcht mill
D.iy (Jutting linpluiiiont fur Wur.
Citv ok Mexico vis. Laredo Texas
Jan. 'id. That the situation lias been
regarded as critical is evidenced by
the fact that at the .Mexican arsenal
nl tho citadel there are being
manufactured woqWly from 10-
000 to 50000 Iteiiiiiiton car'
tridges by order . from the war
department. Tnoy are also engaged
niht-iind day upon other norlc in
order tliat all of tlioTirtlUery Mi ill bo
oouinleU-d. ready at a. moment's no-
tice with full donations of all hinds
of ammunition. In Die arsenal is
notable the extreme activity of the
operatives who do not rest a moment
in order that all armament may bo
ready and in (Irst-clasH order and in
proper condition for the use of an
a rm v about outering into a campaign.
STRIKE IS PRACTICALLY OVER.
lnvoHoil In mi O.illi-lliiuiul
(Irgunlr itliiu.
O'Xku.t. Neb. Jan. SB. Develop-
month in the Seott case liuve laid the
whole conspiracy which resulted in
the lynching before the authorities.
The information 1 furnisbe.l by a
member of the vigilance cotnmilUic.
Fifty nion are involved in tho affair
many of stnto prominence. It provus
to bo the work of the oath-bound
organization which has for a qnnrtar
of a century held sway in Holt county
and defied the law.
'I iin Brooklyn 1 rouble Are Alinott
Itmltiil Sny Jluyor goliloren.
llitooKi.v.v Jan. 30. Mayor Schicrcn
expresses tlio opinion that the
strike is over so far as it affeoU tho
convenience of the public. Colonel
Appleton of the Seventh roglmout
said lie expected to be relieved from
detail very toon. Mnfcto.- Workman
Connelly stfU maintains tliatr tlio
strikers will win but a dooh strikers
applied to the Urook'lyn City railway
for reinstatement and wore put to
work. Street car onlemls say they
wilt take back old men but say they
will not displace l lie new men. Mure
cars were tun yesterday than on any
day since the striko began. Mayor
iHiiiicreu declares the result of per-
sonal instruction that the lines are
giving good service. The mandamus
which it k sought to have issued to
compel the companies to run cars is
not of much imporUwigu under these
olrcuinslauaee.
A lllll liofore tlio MUtourl Legislature
1 AcaliiU l lip.iteri.
.Tr.i'i'Kiiso.v City Mo.. Jan. 28. The
state federation of labor has taken up
the light in behalf of the journeymen
barbers who want all barber- (shops
closed on Sunday and to-day it mem-
orialised the senate to tint effjet.
.Senator Orchard came out as the
advocate of the law and order 'dry
Sunday" people by Introducing a bill
the essential provisions of which are
given: "Hvcry person - who shall bo
convicted of horse racing cock light-
ing playing at cards playing base
ball playing at foot ball or games of
any kind or any person who shall
manage or aid In the management -of
any such games or who shall rent
lease or allow buildings or grounds
under their contro. to be used for
such purposes or any person who
shall keep theaters or play hous-s
open on the lirst day of tlio week com
monly called Sunday shall be deoino I
guilty of a miwtemeanor and lined not
loss than 8.10 nor more than S30U."
Two weekly payment bills were In-
troduced in the iTouse which makes
the number on this subject nggregato
perhaps a dozen show.ng that just
that many law makers do not know
that the supremo Qiurt has already
passed adversely upon tho proposi-
tion. Mr. Grubb of Adair county is op-
posed to gates on passenger cars as
used by the Chicago an I Alton and
has formally inaugurated war on
them.
oinoi iiawutm Declined.
LuAVKNWoivrii. Ivan. Jan. 25.
There is inuou indignation In this city
over the blunt refusal of Colonel
HawkinB.comniondant at Fort Loaven-
worth to participate in tho colobra-.
tion in honor of Senator Lucion
liakor. Tho colonel was very out-
spoken in saying that ho was not a
voter and cared nothing for tho do-
ings of politicians.
A rv I ullrimil.
TorKKA Kan. Jan. M. The Chica-
go Kansas and Arkansas railrnnd
company yeitvrJn. Iliad ii"tlole of
incorporatioT with fie secretary of
statA Tlu hoidquarters of tho com-
pany are ta b at IJllwood in Doni-
phan county. The capital stock of
the conipin l $)m03j. Tilj pur-
pose for which the corporation U
formed are' to build a standard guago
railway from a point In Doniphan
county opposite St. Josoph Mo. to
Littlo. Uock Ark. passing through
tlio cQuntioH of Doniphan. Atohlson
JolTerson. Douglas Franklin Ander-
son Alton. Neosho Crawford La-
bette tind-Cherokoo in Kansas and to
construct nnd maintain telegraph and
telephone lines.
Tmt' lluiiilrqil Woro Killed.
Tkhbkak l'ersia Jan. M. Further
details received from Kuelian show
that the earthquake thoro on Janu-
ary 17 did inoro damage than at first
roportcd. Over 800 woro klllod and
M0 buildings wore wreckod. The
town it now said to bo completely in
ruins. r
Taylor Not Vet Located.
CHAwroKOSViLMS. Id.. Jan. 56. As
yet V. W. Taylor of South Dakota
fame lias not shown up His locator.
J. 0. Overton is a high Mason and
an officeholder. Overton statos that
he and Tajlor's doctor ore together
and he has no fear of Taylor's escap-
ing or being found by any one else.
Threo -oliller Shot.
Ji'nction Cirv Kan.. Jan 20. Y. J.
Uallard of tho artillery post at Tort
Ulley was klllod last night in the city
while he and a few comrades wero
making n tour of tho city. The erow.l
began painting the town a vormillion
hue and ilniilly encountered Pomp
Campbell r colored tough nt the
depot who shot Hallard. Two other
soldiers wore shot but not fatally.
Campbell has been out of the peni-
tontiary only a year llallard's home
is in A.ttica Mich.
Ilatvultiu ('nl)lo Almost Uortalu.
Six Fn.vxcieoo Jan. 8. Hugh
Craig manager of the New Zealand
insurance coinpauy says the cable
botwoen Vancouver 11. C. and New
Zaajaud via Honolulu will certainly
be fold lie stat-s that h hae offers
from would-be bidders who will also
lay n cable between Honolulu and
Monterey Oal. if an American con-
cession can be secured.
tm n ii ..-.. .
Weicker & Fairfield Transfer and uoal no.
M
Ileggs' German Salve is tli3 most
perfect I't o remedy ever put on the
market Cures where all others fall.
A positive guarantee with every box
Seaton your popular druggist keeps
it on hand.
Ruby Cauon City. McAllister? Fonte-
naa just unloaded. N. I. Choadie
Coal Co. Phono a . 1 20 If
Minority I eport on I.oxoiv Committee.
At.iuny N- V. Jan. 33. Tho minor-
ity report of Siiiatr Cantor of tlio
Lexow oomm'ttee proposes that th
mayor shall upp tint the police o-.n-miselon
and that the department hare
powor to examlae luto all matters
ulVactlng the department so thatthero
shall be no reeurrenee of the evils
found to huve existed.
IIOTHL IILACKWELl. The only
tlisl-class ti a day house iu the eity.
Special uttontlon glvon to coramqrelal
trado. W. II. Fowen Proprietor Ulaok
vo)l 0. T.
Juik for Kale.
A thoroughbred Kentuoky jack and
three good jennets. Address J. C.
Lower Omor Ok. 1 26 Sm
A blitaard is coming; order your ooa
today from N. F. Cheadlo Coal Co
Phone 0- J 2Stf
add
For an expert tree and vinp
Idress "Tree" Leader oe.
trimmo
t2
Heavy tVltlidrantl of tiolil.
WABinseTov. D. C Jan. $- Yes
terday's withdrawal of gold from the
sub-treasury at New York ugtfpegaUid
$6700000 ('.. 3O0 000 eoin and 1500-
000 bars) ami from Itoston $J50030
making a total of $i'JSO.OQ0. whih is
boliovod to Ite the largest amount of
gold over withdrawn fii a single day.
This loaves tho reserve 55672353. J
Itellef Me.Kiire la Neltrailtn.
Lincoln Neb . Jan. 80. The relief
measure appropriating $50030 fur Nar
broska's destitute became a law yes-
terday. It is believed Uiat with this
and tho contributions from oUier
sourcos received und pledged are
amply suihcient at least until the
seed question must be solved.
arked Down !
ALL
INDS OF HEATING
STOVES
TO BED ROCK PRICES.
ardware
GOAL
CANON CITY
FRONTENAC
PIEDMONT
McALESTER!
ANTHRACITE
Harrison Ave West of Depot.
Satisfaction (iuarantoed. .Telephone No. 20 Your Orders Solicited.
COAL
Spencer
Co
The Mistletoe Bar
Cor. Oklahoma Ave. and Division.
OnegBlock From Hotel Royal.
Caters to the Best Trade Only. Best Goocte
In Stock all the Time
Hamilton & CO.
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Texan and under his supervision. Will open Sopt IS 1891. College and Pre
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Wei los ley College and Univerklty of Toronto. Departments of Music and Art
under direction of the oest instructors trained in Germany. England end New
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modern languages and all English bronchos board fuel light washing 81 0C
per Ar.nurn. Music ArL Eloi-ulion extra charges. For catalogues and fur
ther information address MISSTORBERT Prinoipal SL Mary's Institute Da .na
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CANON
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CITY
FRONTENAC
WEIR
CITY
McALESTER
OSAGE.
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at all tlmoe. Oillce and yard 13 1 Oklahoma avo.
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