The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 72, Ed. 1, Tuesday, February 26, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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FIBNDISH DBBO OF ALTA-
MONTTO. WAtKKR.
ATTBMPT8 MURDER AND SUICIDE.
He .Xu-.tkfliK ill Simtplag Wlfo nnil
MrM TliMn Clint at liar suifhtly
UoMintliit: llaf Tlmn Cmnniltl
Jlulekltt M"m n Wall llimwn
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tO llKVa HflHII IHIHIIH.
Trrrb ItAUtTl Ind. Fob. 3.V At
daylight yesterday morning Altatnott
J. Walker r well-known business
man awakened his sleeping' wife and
11 rod at her. Tho bullet imbedded
JUelf In the pillow. Mrs. Walkrfr
started to lleo from" tho room but
was grabbed around the neck by her
husband who with a pistol in ggjph
'iQuid fired two more shot ono
wounding Mrs. Walker slifrhtly in
the hand. Walker then Rimed the
pistol on himself and sent n ballet
through his lungs. He lived but a
short time. Mrs Wnlker is u sister
of It. I) lludiint owner of the llud-
iiut Mi'litifr company nnd president
of tint Vigo County' National bank.
Mr. and Mm. Walker with their four
children lived in a handsome house
on ono of tho most fnshionnblc
Ktreots. Insanity is supposed to bo
the cause of the attempted murder
nnd suicide. Not long since ho wrote
a letter to Senator Mhcrmati full of
vagaries outlining his troubles.
THB LAW LAID DOWN.
ArrhM'laM rorrls-iiu I ml met Vrleita
In UTrtl to tin Senret Suetatr ISdiot.
Nkw York Keb. 35. Archbishop
''orrigan sent to every priest in the
liocese of Now York tho following
l.-tter: "Rev. Hoar Kir: A recent do-.-ree
of the holy office eonfirmed by
I he sovereign pontif instructs the
in:-Imp of the United States to ad-
iso the faithful committe I to their
charge against affiliation with socle-
ties known as Old Fellows the Sons
of Temperance and the Knights of
Pythias with tho further injunction
Hint if Catholics after such admoni-
tion persist in their connection with
any of thnso societies and will" not
tlivo up their membership therein
they cannot receive the sacramonts.
Tho general reasons on account of
which H is unlawful for Catholics to
join societies forbidden by the church
will Im found in the proceedings of
the third plenary council of Haiti-
more i urn Rev. Dear Sir very
faithfully yours
"MiciiAEr. ComuoAV
"Archbishop of Now Vork."
A CHtholIc huiI the V. If. V A.
CoM'WIich Ohio Kob. 23. Right
Rev. John A. Wattorson bishop of
tho Columbus diocese addressed a big
meeting of tho Y. M. C. A. yesterday.
As many persons as gained admit-
tance to the hall were turned away.
This was the first time in history that
u Catholic clercrvnian had addressed a
meeting under the auspices of the Y.
M. C. A and naturally attracted
wide attention. The bishop was in-
troduced by (loucral Secretary W. T.
l'erkins nnd spoko for an hour and ;i
half on "Christian Citizenship" the
audience being held in rapt attention
mid frequently breaking into ap-
plause. ' i
To It ii no v or the 3111114 of the ICIIib.
IjOXIMX Fob. 25. The North Oor-
miiu Lloyd Steamer company 1ms on-
gaged three (iennun three Knglish
and three French divers to at-
tempt to recover the mails from the
foundered steamer Elbe. The vessel
lies in water 130 feet deep and two
or three mail bags from here hare
been washed ashore on the coast. The
estimated value of the mails is S'.M-
oou. In addition to the regular wages
that the divers will be paid the com-
pany has aJlote 1 the sum of $2300.
which will bj irlvt.ii for the recovery
of valuables from the steamer.
Thu nilliculty Settled.
Sax Fbancisco Feb. 35. A settle-
ment has been made between tho
Southern Pacific comjmuy nnd the
engineers in its employ. Hereafter
they will be paid by mileage instead
of by tho day or the trip as formerly.
Under the readjustment plan us pro-
oed by the railroad company the
wages of englueers would have been
reduced about 10 per cent. Under
the mileage system they will be re-
duced about 0 per cent.
ltxnalliMl fur lluteroiloiy.
Uaklaxu CaL Feb. 25. Charles
W. Wood worth professor of en-
tomology at the state university and
W. U. Maxwell a student of the same
ace have been expelled from the
First Baptist church of Iterkeley ou
charges of heterodoxy preferred
against them by Rev. v. C Learned
unU the deacons of the ehureh.
lHihilhiB ll.mk Tollor .rrt(Hl.
Lyxchmithu Va. Feb. 25. Walter
!. Haatner for twenty years the
trustel teller of tin First National
l:iuk wh arrested here eharged
with embezzling J 3000 of the bauk's
funds. The anaouaeement startled
the community. lUutner Is bonded
for 915.000 and the bank will lose
only 94000.
Mui'lt lmtil by HviIohIim.
Lowm Feb. 3V A dispatch from
Calcutta reports the capture of a
large portion of the city of Unseat by
insurgent H.hIou1d. The sultan fled
from the palaee but eventually re-
gained the eastern portion of the
town. Tin firlit n' coutiuues.
N in it ( iiltt liuprMuntHl.
AnM.'ii ATI. IV b. ifi. Cadets
Thou. Ma1 u. . ..nt Thomas Hart
of Miehigau an I Arthur Weasels of
Iowa are impi !-.ue I on the nava!
.ii tilein -iiiji s.nitt 'lhe jtnin'
.i. u ai i iair I unit anuoyin ..h
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The Missouri 1!md ( ommlttneN
ures t'retenlait.
nB-
JErntnuow Citt Ma Feb. 35. The
house appropriations committee re-
ported the bills for the penal
educational and eleemosynary insti-
tutions These were cut right and
left.
The Bgures are as follows: Asylum
Nal.ttt Fulton SSI 000 instead ofSOV
500 Hskcd for; asylum Na S at St.
Joseph .1A000 Instead of 951000;
asylum No. 3 at Nevada 913.010 In-
stead of 900000; the asvlum for the
deaf and dumb at Fulton ftllt.ooo
instead of 9U0.0O0; the asylum for the
insane at St. Louis 920000 instead of
975000; the Missouri school for the
blind 950000 instead of 970000;
the penitentiary 9111000 instead
of of 9215.000; the reform school for
boys at Iioonvllle 950000; the indus-
trial home for girls at Chillicothe
930500; tho state university. 972000
Instead of 9282000 asked for: the
ICirksvillo normal school 9?uooo; the
Warrensbnrg normal school 900.00
of which 9.10000 is to be expended for
a ii'mv building; the Cape (lirnrdeau
normn4 school 937500 Lincoln insti-
tute 904000 of which 940000 is for
rebuilding the main building recently
burned.
A Itnllrtmtl Conductor s Mntdiir.
St. Joseph Mo. Feb. 25. John
En os a conductor on the St- Joseph
A Orand Island railroad told his
physicians and neighbors that ho had
been seized several times during re-
cent nights with an almost uncon-
trollable impulse to kill his wife and
three children. Ilo hail realized be-
fore that his mind was not right anil
fought tho murderous desire with all
tho power he could control. lib
neighbor's searched tho house and
found a knife hidden in his slipper
lie wa at once placed in the asylum
here. lie had been in poor health
during tho past two years.
I'hwhIIhh CkIiIx Apu ropilntlon.
WAsniNOTOtf Feb. 3 5. Tho presi-
dent is said to have intimated to sov
eral Djmocratic leaders that in
case tho appropriation for the
Hawaiian c.ible is retained in the
diplomatic bill ho will veto the
bill oven at the risk of compelling an
extra session of congress. The feel-
ing on this subject is so great that
the agreement between the two
houses either to the adoption or re-
jection of the amendment is likoly tc
be deferred until tho closing hours of
the sesnion when a veto could not bo
acted on and tho entire bill would
have to o by default
MUD I BILL-
Sin!pR Uhamlli-r nn.l OklHliiium
Kiillrottd Hill Veined.
CIIJ
Washington Feb 25 The pres'-
dent has sent to congress a msao
vetoing the bill author i'itig tl.o Kan-
as City Oklahoma and I'a -iflc railroad
eompaiiy to tousti'uet and ourau 11
railway through the ludUu reserva-
tions in the Indian Teirltory and the
territories of Oklahoma and Mexico.
The president bays of this mensure
that it contains concessions more com-
prehensive and sweeping than any
ever presented for his approval and it
eems to him that the rights and in-
terests of tho Indians and tho govern-
ment jre the least protected. Tin-
route apparently desired s described
as indeuoilely hs possible there is in
provision for obtaining the consent ol
the Indians through whose territory
the rsilroad may bo' located and
though it is proposed to build the road
through terrftories having convenient
local O'uirtk all controversies arising
are to be passed upon by the United
States circuit and llstrict courts for
Kansas "and such other courts at.
may be authorized by congress."
In conclusion the president says: In
constructing legislation of thisdofcrlp
lion it should not lie forgotten thtu
the rights nnd interests of tho Indians
aro important in every view and
should be scrupulously protocted.
riiimoim-iml 1'fBi tti-ii It ii 11 of tho I.oeul
Klrt- lr port mi'iit .
The local fire department under the
efficient supervision of Chief Geo. W.
Taylor is getting to the front in
great shape and it is now not an un-
common thing for the depaitment to
playfully smash limi honorod record'.
As an ins tan co of tli's the practice
run on last Friday is cited. The run
was given comp'imentary to the visit-
ing Bremen from Okluhoma City who
eatne up to altee.il the firemen's annual
hop at the K. of 1. hall. Here is the
work of the loeal fire fighters. Men
lying in bed; horses iu stalls behind
closed doors thirty-three feet from
collars of suspended harness. Alarm
sent In from a anoint five blocks distant
from fire house The men rose dressed
went down sliding pole 30 1-2 feet
from collars frobi second floor re-
leased horses made the regulation
hitch and ran Ave bloeks or 1170 feet
laying 350 feet of hose breaking coup-
ling and connecting with noszlc.
Time one minute and 26 seoouds.
This is phsnomensl work. What de-
partment ean beat it?
lHiwtHtlon of AmorlasH Cat tie Stopped
I'Aitia Feb. 25. At a meeting of the
eablnet council M Gardes minister
of agriculture submitted a deeree
prohibiting ths importation into
Fran.ce of American oat tie on aeoouut
of Texas fever.
I'ouhiI Dauil In tlia Ohio.
Cikcinvatc. Ohio Feb. 25. While
breaking iee iu the harbor the body
of Max H re me 11 was found with a
handkerchief tightly tied about his
ueck indicating foul play.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
ALL APPROPRIATIONS
ratip it.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY MORNJNCJ FKHHUAUV 2(i
To Thwart InveMlmitloiii iy llmttiU of
CiimmlMiltiiit-r.
A number of would-be Republican:.
were in the legislative building last
night working in the interest of a bill
which provides that all boards of
county commissioners of the territory
at the next general election ls'.io shall
be elected by a vote of the whole
county and take their stats the first
Monday in January 1907. The pas-
Migo of Uls bill would knock out the
L.tinty ioiiimit.sifners elected at the
last general election for the long
term of four yeart at the expiration
of two years This purpose of lhe bill
is to stt-p investigations nni is a spe-
cial measure prompted for tho purpose
of injuring Com' r Stnrgls of this
county. The Republicans sadly real
ize that they were unable to hurt Stut-
gis' last fall wilh woodehoppers and
lies. Another purpose of the lull i to
wi.i-k in solid Republican lioards in nil
10 iin ties where the officials are Repub-
licans. The Republican bill pushers
reali.e that the boards audit all the
sot-omits of officials anil that a board
ui-iric up like the Logan county board
will not white-wash officials or com-
mend them for shortages. Whatever
party predominates in the county can
send out a few wood-choppers In'each
district fr- 111 town a few days p.-ior to
election and in the end the commis-
sioners cU-ettd will lie men who will
respond to the lnsh of the parly ring
l'hc bill is rark and should ho killed.
In n word the Republican ax grinders
wa.tt lo amend the present law by stri-
Uing out "once In three years" nnd in-
eri ' not l-'ss than five years" subject
inly lo chanf-os in population.
Fair Pi. a v.
Guthrie Feb. 'J'.
A Victim of Alhlidcht 1'rnuli-rs Itmmts the
Poller.
Editor Leader:
1 would like to call attention to tho
numerous burglaries which are being
committed til most nightly In this city
My house was visited Saturday night
I navo a pretty good description of the
burglar. I have offered to give this to
tho proper authorities but there scorns
to be no appreciation of responsibility
by the officers here. I havo ottered
my information to the sheriff. Ho savs
it. belongs to the city police to protect
the city. -I am inclined to think he is
correct lint the citj police are a no
iicnity. A call was made on them the
other night at 12 o'clock to assist i 11
protecting a residence hero in the city.
Two of tliem wero fonnd in tho aher-
iffs office asleep and thoy absolutely
refused to get out and do their duty.
This much for the information of the
citizens.
Now I do not care for the loss of
93.2 which Mr. Fcgan experienced
bat to have my wife sulTer for weeks
from tho scare and my children so
frightened that they will not sleep
without a wat-h is pretty severe and I
would like some protection
A ClTI.KN OF Gl'TIIIlIK.
I
lhe
Oklahoma lllatorlriil Anxoelullon mill
Its lleui lit
The Oklahoma Historical society will
shortly be moved to commodious qnar
tors at Norman. 'I'he soc'ety has beon
incorporated and since the appropria-
tion granted by the legislature has
begun to grow and prosper. Custodian
. I'. Campbell togothar with tho
officers and directory of the society
will exercise good care over tho insti
tution which is modeled aftor tho Kan-
sas society. Thu following dlroetors
were feel eo ted:
Governor Ren f row Guthrie; John .1
Dille Kl Reno; Henry IS. Asp Guthrie;
Dr. R. Sutton Cleveland: W. T. Little
Perry: Miss little Gilstrap Chundlor;
Leslie G Niblack Guthrie; Chas. Hun-
ter Kuid; Leo Vincent Guthrio; A. C.
Seo'.t Oklahoma City; A. a Doldo
New-kirk; Prof lloyd Norman; John
Globle Guthrie; T. U. Ferguson Wu-
tonga. NEWS NOTES.
About 500.000 ehildren
school In Kansas.
are going to
Washington's birthday
generally celebrated.
was vary
At the nstloual council of women
in .Washington patriotism was the
theme.
Mr. McKinley wss the'guest of the
Michigan club at Detroit and made 11
speech.
American Newspaper Publishers'
association has just closed a meeting
in New York.
Governor Morton of New York hat
signed the lawsou bill preventing
the display of foreign Hags on public
buildings.
In Salem Ore. In tho senatorial
vote Friday .Senator Dolph lost two
more votes. The ballot stood: Dolph
ai Miiiiams so Hare to Ualev 0.
scattering 7.
Representative
has introduced a
curing to sailors
MeGaun of Illinois
bill in the house's-
of vessels the itav-
inent of their wages by M-ivini- thorn a
lien upon the vessel.
In llaltiinore there was unveiled a
tablet to mark the site of "the old
oourt house" from the stairs of which
was read first to the people of Haiti-
more
tne Declaration
of Indepeud-
eiiee.
The reduction of the wages of the
Trenton N. J. potters from 25 to 50
tier cent will have an u licet on the
list--fn Ohio and Western Pennsyl-
vania potters. A general strike may
result
Representative Haiigheon of Wis-
eonsfu has Introdttoed a bill i n the
house to extend the provisions of the
inter-state commerce act to include
express companies acting us common
.urn 1 s.
Pr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Vorla's Fair llbjbcat Medsl sad Dloms.
OKLAHOMA
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
CEEAM
PiWDfit
MOST ITRFFCT MADS
pure otaj v- Op -'.ci" Tartar Powder. Fret
Tom Ammu...- !.. 1 or ivo;..tr adulterant
AO VI v.- -lANmRl?
lumif Coiiiinllt. i IViaiti'itipa Aril. in
In-
ill llultel on Mnrtlti Aiiiptiitliirtit.
S-cll to the Leader.
Wasiii.voton Fob 35 The senalo
committee on publi.- lands totlav pos".-
IOdcd indtfinalely Sciinr Martin's
amendment telnliug to public lauds.
1 his kills thu sooner bill.
iiist or iiih jxii.iiii
Wc havo received the flrRt lot of
spring hats. Also a new stvlish line
of veiling. Mas A P. Sapmii ijs
South-east Cor. Dlv ami Oh. nve.
Cheapest
HIRZEL
mm
.Dealers in
Groceries Provisions Crockery Queensware Tinware and
WOOD
111 North Second St. German and English Sicken.
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111 " " JlJ M 'J MM.M. ! -
Having Purchased the Fixtures and Leased the Building
of H. Golden
Stillwater and Orlando
Exchange Barn
SHIVELY BROS. & VAN WYCK Prop's.
First-class llvory barns at Stillwater and Orlando. The best of teams ana
improved facilities for carrying' passengers between these two points. Team
always ready to stort at any tlino In tho day and return at your pleasure
Tho shortest and quickest route between (luthrio and Stillwator Is via Orland
Gko. A. Mktcalk I'rasldant
Capital National Bank
GUTHRIE
Capital fully paid
Undivided profits
A l.ltlna;- of llmnsnli.v
at the Star llsziar. The rush for bar-
gains at the Star llsxaar Saturday is
impossible to describe. The mammoth
store was crowded to the very side-
walk w'vh enstomerr. T'iry hud to
double the force of clerks In order to
take care of them. The amount of
business done at the Star H.iirr
would do credit to a city five times
the size of (tnthrie. Kven those w ho
do not need the goo Js at present are
I tuiying w lay tnem nwiy lu-e.iuse
' Miry are get tins Mich big b-.r.tiii".
Clnthing bought at the Star i'-.i i.ir
vonld hardly pay for the labor of
r.akiiia them lloo's and shoes nt--sold
correspondingly low. In fat
everything they sell at the Star P.t-
zaar is sold so cheap that the pe pie
can't help buying.
Kp.clsl ss-rv.pra.
ileglnning with Ash Wediu-sdiy
Fel. 37 lHshop Itrookn will ronduet
special services for a week or long r
Ash Wednesday at 10 .to a. m. and 1
p.m. and thereafter till further n dil-
ution m ca-h day either the lit m
or holy communion and in the even
ing a short service with icr.uon ot ad
dress. 'Jherarruing servi cs ar-- in-
tended especially for members of ih
church though all w.ll bo wvljou.e.
To the services at uiglit all aro invited
but strangers to the church and non
cltitrch goes will bo made especially
welcome. 3t
KoTie.
We have for.nd our lost Valentine
and arc icady fi r someone ele to take
something else the s not- way.
A. C. lll.VON & Co.
Place In Town
E
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STAR
& Co. We Will Open on March 15 with a
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
J M. WALLER & BROS.
M. L. Tuhnkii Cashier.
OKLAHOMA.;
$50000
Ml (1(1(1
IS'5.
'B-H. JSL-Jfj; LU 'J 1. j .u .
fJW fiai mm
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Press Shoe nuke Hit.- .nine foot up handsotin-U. iihout thci a
dress suit is too i'lc-iiiipltic lo lie full. (Jive ycursclf :in all round r
mony ol elegance btl- ami correctness by selecting what oti
require flora our stuck of evcrylh'nj' tip to Hate in dress shoes lhe
display is. very coniileto and more than uij stylish and hantiiome.
Seeing is believing of c t.ui e 1 it in tins 1 a-e -nig is weauno. Putting
jn a pair of our dress bhu-ws t ati example of t - right shoe on lhe right
foot every time. il our shoes are rit;ht in eviry point. esierially tin-
jric. Come ami sec the in.
EissnsclMiiut & Hetsch.
EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALERS
118 OKLAHOMA AVE. WEST.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
BAZAAR
Welcker & Fairfield
CANON CITY
FRONTBNAC
PIEDMONT
Harrison Ave. West ol' Depot.
Satisfaction" Unaraatoad. Telephone Ko. to. Your Orders' BolMUd.
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Wellesley College and University of Toronto. iVpartiuaitts of Music and Art
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