The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 113, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 14, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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OFKIC1AI. OIUIAN OP OKLAHOMA DKMOUHACY
ll'Kll'K Of I'l lll.ll 11IIIN II KUISON AVICNI'K.
VOL. 5
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA STjMDAY MOJiNlNU A PHIL 11 1K05
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MEAT PRODUCTS.
A.n Ortfiin Makos (in Explanation
of tho Advnnoo in Prlcos.
i hi: administration axd silver
OMAHA -POLICE WAR.
Ulilrf W. H. Hearer "Tfliulrrj Hit Keitleiiif
tlon nml It In AnoplnJ.
Omaha Xeb. April 13. At a meeting
of the board of Are and police commis-
sioners Inst night Webber S. Setivey
chief of police sent in Ills resignation.
He retired pending1 investigation over
Mr. !. Uii.l Will Probably Write a Letter
mi Hit- Vloilr OiM'ill.m A I'lau to
t'olonlxH (leiirgln with Old
SoIiIIpm.
Nkvv Yiihk. April IS. The National
I'mvlsloner the organ of the meat und
provision trade says: "Xo more ab-
Jiirtt theory has been advanced for
ionic time than the recent attempts
which have been made to make the
consuming public of tills country be-
lieve that the nliortuge in cat-
tle now so apparent everywhere.
Is ilne to any other than natural
causes. With it wisdom however.
begotten of ignorance and inability or j
disinclination to accurately Investigate
false and erroneous news has been
trumpeted In every state in tin union
to such an extent that the greater por-
tion of tho people of America nre under
the impression to-day that this great
food product is tied up in the vicious
grasp of a (Monopoly. It is absurd and
unjust to couple the names of
leputuble business houses with con-
ditions for which they are in
no way responsible. It would
be an absolute Impossibility for a com-
bination of men no matter what the
extent of their capltul was. to corner
the beef or cattle market and the
money has not yet been minted that
can do It. A little philosophic reason-
ing and a glance over the past history
of attempts to corner meat products
would readily demonstrate to our
friends of the dally press how falla
cious their arguments are in tills par-
tirular instance."
iiik: uimimhi ua'i ion ami mii.vkh.
Wasiiimiion April U. It is now
certain that several members of thu
administration will take a prominent
part in the political campaigns over
the money question that will be car-
ried on In illlVcreut states. The invita-
tion of the ( hicago business men to
President Cleveland asking him to
make mi address in that city on tho
subject of the currency has been fol-
lowed by lutiiiiiitio'is from other places
that the members of the cabinet were
wanted to make similar addresses in
oider that the position of tho adminis-
tration maybe placed upon the conn-
tiy lu a most forcible way. The presi-
dent has not et utisweied the Chicago
invitation but if lie finds it impossible
to go it is expected thatch x 111 decline
in a letter expiessing clearly his views
on the subject of money
The campaign within the democratic
party against the free colnujje move-
ment will no doubt take its keynote
from the president's letter and the
fcHei:hes wlilcli may be made by the
iniMiiberh of the cabinet. The cam-
paign will be directed against the free
coinuge of silver at Hi to 1 and the ns-
MTtion will lie made that such coinage
would menu silver monometallism and
would be disastrous to tile business in-
terests of the country gi eat nnd small
and extend to every class anil condition
no mutter in what pursuit engaged.
II) COl.ON'lK IIKOIUIIA
fJAVANNtil. ' April U.-.l. V. Cur-
riii and It. W Kanilall representing a
Chicago syndicate are here negotiat-
ing for HhI.ikx) acres of land in Mont-
gomery county in which colonists
from the west are to be settled it Is
pioposed to locate many ex-federal
soldiers and their families there. The
syndicate repicsents subscriptions of
fcJLKJ.OO'i Nebraska Indiana Illinois
.Mlidllgun .Minnesota and Iowa arc to
rtirnish thu colonists. Hx-(lov. North-
ern of Ueorgia is one of the prime
movers lu the sale.
WASTED TO DIE.
Two Lovors Use a Knifo Poison
and Pistol to End Thoir Lives.
W Mlllh.lt J. Sh r
a month ago. and although the investi-
gation disclosed nothing to his dis-
credit the board has neglected to re-
store him to his place. This angered
the chief and his resignation is the re-
sult. The resignation was accepted
to take effect May .'()
Seavey was appointed chief May i!i)
1887 and has been one of the most elll-
clent police chiefs in this country. He
organized the Metropolitan l'olice
Chiefs' association ut Chicago in Hli.S
and was elected its first president and
was re-elected at St. Louis last year.
He will go to Washington next month
to preside over this association's an-
nual meeting.
WILL NOT LEAVE KANSAS.
A
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BIG BARN BURNS.
.Imlgti lliirtmi Hit Formed it I.nw 1'itrtiior-
atilpauil Will I'rui'tlrn In 'I oii'k.
Topkka Kan.. April I.I. Judge Al-
bert II. Morton who Thursday resigned
the chief justiceship of the Kansas su-
preme court will not leave Topeka.
He has formed a partnership with
lialley I'. Waggener and .lames W. Orr
of Atchison tile well known Missouri
l'licitle lawyers under the iirin name
of Waggener llortou A Orr. The firm
will open nn ollice in Topeku and Judge
Morton will be in charge. Mr. Waggen-
er will also spend a part of his time in
Topeka. Tlie linn will look after the
Missouri I'acillc's law business in Kan-
sas and Nebraska with Mr. Waggener
us general attorney of the road a posi-
tion lie has held for several years.
Judge llortou will attend to the com-
pany's cases in the Kansas supreme
and appellate courts and the federal
courts. Mr. Orr will take care of the
Nebraska business.
cure Tor-conTumption.
All Aiiiim'Icuii I'liynUl.iii Cliilui lit. Hem
JIlM'iivert'il tin KiMiiHilleM.
Washing io.x April 13 I'nited States
Consul-dcncral HeKay at Merlin be-
lieves that an American physician has
discovered the means of curing con-
sumption lupus and parhups cmccr.
In a report to the state department he
says that the coming iiiciIiimI congress
at Munich is likely to give no lit-
tle attention to the discovery inn lu
by Dr. I.onis Wuldstein. a native of
New York announced in the (lerinan
medical papers as extraordinary action
of minute injections of pilosurpiue a
crystallied extract from the Itra.ilian
jabor.tudi plant on the lv mphittie sys-
tem. Tills lu .i sense completes the
celebrated "hell serum" acting favor-
ably on patients whom the serum docs
not cure.
PRICES
lleef
A MAN COVKKFD WITH MOLTKX LEAD
Horrible Arrlilriit III it Tj I'miielrj A
VV mil. ill Iteftivrs to lluiii-e llli Her
N'ili- mill llsiioot Hit
HiiiiKi'il llllnii'lf.
St. Lot'iK. April 1.1.-41 .1 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon the deml bodies of u
mini and woman were found lying side
by side on .lucob Duffy's farm a few
miles west of tlic eity on the Walton
road. Their throats were cut and
their faces stained with blood. In tins
right hand of the man witn n revolver.
At the feet of the liodle wu r Ikix
labeled "rut poison." The woman's
hut. crushed and broken was on the
ground. I'iuneil to a ribbon was thin
note:
prll 9 N'eliMe Until ilwlilisl to tile together
nml If one or thu other ihoultl hA)ieii Hi recov-
er tin oilier shall not lie helil rps)nnlbp for
lie' ileetl. We ImuIi are irollift tn'i.i poison
anil I will do Him sliitotliiK We at Jt itolng
this on ueromit of unv low affair but lniil
biraiiM' we ito nut u it nt to live it ur limner
This N alt we lime to sa. unit hoie tliprc Hill
be no trouble We remain as ever vours
iriilv Mn Loins 1'hinu
lSI Clierokei-street
Miss Katk Kiii.h
1'rank wiik a carpenter and MIhs Kolb
was a country girl. They had been
engaged for over a year. Kxumiutl-
tiou revealed that both had been shot
just above the heart. Them wan
traces of poison on the lips of both.
They hud taken no chance of surviv-
ing. After swallowing the poison
they hud gashed their throats with tin
sharp blade of u large clasp knife mid
then the mini hud clinched the net by
liriiign bullet Into the girl's breast
lie ended his own life In the Mime
manner.
Kate Kolb lived at IS!" Chen ';oe
stieet. She and I'V.ink left home
together lust Wednesday. The girl
left a note saying they were going to
Idll themselves and ascribing love us
the eiiuse.
a mix covi:uki wirn moi.tkn i.haii.
I'liii.i.ii'siii'iio N J. .April II.- Charles
ltielieiistein a molder ut the Warren
type foundry this city met with a ter
rible death yesterday afternoon. hlle
he wastiKMistlug to pour n ton of molten
iron into a mold the chain holding the
ladle brokeauil ltleheusteln was jerked
into a pit with tin liquiil inetKl on top
of him. His eyes were burned out and
his legs and bunds were almost severed
fioiii thu body. He died in terrible
iigonv an hour afterwitids.
mini in. n uv iii:ii MU'iirvv.
News
leached here .vesterday of the killing
of a woman at O.iks. A ilriuce wiin in
progress at the house of a Mrs. Wil-
liams and her nephew Leonard Train-
or. did the shooting. He asked the
young woman to dance with liiui and
upon her refil-il some words cnkllcd
wlicicupoit he drew a pistol und shot
her. the wound bejug fntal Traluor
litis skipH-d out.
n v.xocii nitsi:ip.
Nv l'ltwcisiii April 13. Timothy
Collins a wealthy resident of tills eity
hanged himself lu the basement of Ills
house .vesterday. lie was discovered
hanging fiom the ceiling by his wife
(ilief at Ids daughter's iiiisalll.inee and
his soil's arrest for a disgraceful of-
fense a l e believed to be the cause.
MARTI IS PRESIDENT.
I lie Nimi t tilmti Iti'imlilit- l KoHmteil Ht
(Jimtimum.
H.WAXV.Cwlm. pril IT Jo Marti. I
who wiik selected n'- preMinl of the i
new republic Wednesday t lh? con-
vention hold nt (liiRtmmro. priwliice of
Puerto rrinclpc. 1ms lHMn prmdalmeii j
by the Insurgents nn their chief c '
cfiitive. He lucks the populnritv t
.ll'le(H) or (Ioiiip.. yet he I genrmlU
regtn-dwl the most lenrned Hmn anl
suttestnmi Hinoiig the rebels. Mae'i
declined the honor in n nirwt posit iv i
manner as he desired to be In Hit tlebl I
when the fighting begins. The names
of the oflloern of the government w it h
the exception of preident. have nit
lieen ininle public The new president
is in the I nited State ut prenL
MORE PENSION MONEY.
Awarded
Highest Honors -World's Pnlr.
Tim Toiikii Ollli n Hiieiiltes nil Aililltlonilt
One llntiilriMl I liiiiciinil f rum I be I'rom-
urj. ToiTK v. Kan.. April 13. United
States I'piisiou Agent (Slick ha re-
ceived KM).iMKi frtim the tremthryle-
pHrtment with vvliieh to pay pensions
for the current quarter. The $3M).-
OOOMMitiu February Riul the ?10()(XM)
on hand at t lint time were not ciipngh.
and it was neeeiwiirv to order $100000
more making iS.niHl.OiHj fortheijiiarter.
Mr. (ilick says .Missouri get 51 per
cent of the money paid out through
hisotllce. Kunsn -I I per cent and Col-
orado the remaining l per cenL
Not lee
The Logan County llortlrifltural
Snciely will hold Ita monthly mretiiig
on April J(. 3 p. m tit the Home
I'Melil and liWutn olllee. A full ntteml-
mice desired. W M Mi''nv
Si reliiry
CREAM
BAMNfi
MOST riRFICT MADE
A puf onyH; t it. ii i.i i i IVivaJit. Fret
from Ami. AI ici ai - tlici .iJnlterant
-io M I MUkl
Tho ladicR who have failed to call
mid iiivcntigulc the system of cutting
taught by MIm I'enl-c in the Victor
block should certainly do so at one
Mm M. K. Stein in the superintendent.
Her ' si'laimtions are ho lurid that the
mo t inexperienced senmslress ruttld
not fall to learn in a ahoit time In
llcllevlllc Kansas they had a Huss of
one huiiilred and flfty Indies and in
Republic county taught five hundred
ladies to cut and lit for Iheiiioelvei.
The testimonials prove that they are
more than pleased with their siierei's.
One pleasing feature is they always
remain in a city long enough to prove
to the public ihat thuy are perfectly
reliable and worthy of the best pal
ron age
Cheapest Place In Town
HiRZEL BROS.
Dealers in
Groceries Provisions Crockery Queensware Tinware and
WOOD
ill North Second SI. German ami Knglisli Spoken.
THE BALANCE
of these shoes is perfect b tiise tln-v re fiom our sloek. Kvpryllnii' l
them is perfect; that's why we'ie able to simply our Dal nun with I i
urn shoes. I f there's any portion of the human anatomy which ll will n
neglect it is the feet- Ai dless prot'cssinn of i urns colds ami other a
incuts comes from neglecteil feeU There's a noi 1.1 of nicuiiing in the phra
"a gootl shoe which nu'l s e fullv ixpl.uiicil .mil fi lly ilelined in mir htin-k
It's vhat out Jioes aic that m. ihcs them cheap.
Eiseiiscuiniut k Hetscli
EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALERS
118 OKLAHOMA AVE. WEST.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
ARMOUR TALKS OF
I'rlvute due lit Kiiiim Oettrujril
Ity (lit Nuur Ottitwu.
OrrAH A Kan. April 111. Tins largest
prUutc barn in Franklin county and
jnobably in the stute was destroyed by
the last night near Pomona this
county. Children playing about tho
bunt of flint lturtner set it on lire
mid owing to its inilauiniuble charac-
ter the immense structure was soon
beyond saving. The building was
ul.1 feet. It was stored with hay
und grain besides containing u
number f l"""'1 "' vuluuble unl-
inulh. The horses wcru all baved ex-
cept two. The heat from tho barn was
terrible und the dwelling house being
directly to the windward caught fire
despite efforts of the fuuiily and neigh-
bors and it too was totally destroyed
but happllv most of the contents had
been iciiioveil The lov on both build-
ings is about S70Q. W'ltli no liisurunce.
.Moiiiollt Cannot lolil I'ttleuli.
jMiUSAi'iii.tx Jud. April 13. in tho
luited status court .Judge iUker re.-
fuhed u rclioarlng in tlie case of the
Nutlouui Harrow Co. against Indiana
people A few days ago Judge liaker
held that ihe hariovv company was a
monopoly and not entitled to hold
patents Yesterday lie denied a re-
hearing A foal llurtre Suuk.
rut mtii. Mass.. Anril 13. -The coal
barge Oueontu of the Delaware it Hud-
ton line wan siinK near i-quock rip
early yestenlay morning by a collision
with the schooner Isaac 11. Tiller and
I. apt Warren Le Kevre of the Oi.eoata
va drmvned. The crew got aboard
(he schooner mpj escaped.
!uiirt 'or Wqrkiifun.
Niiitru (liiosVKMiitiir; Coi)ij. April
14 - The tiitisyeiiordttle I'o. has posted
nutlces ill all of its mills that they will
increase wages in all departments ufter
April '."J. Tlie compauy lias four mills
mploylug ubont ).S00 hands. The ac-
tiuu of the liiunageiuent was a surprise
to the tiperatiyes
llulf of Town Hurueil
Mil wai'KF.k April IS News has just
reached here that Dorchester a small
town on the Wisconsin Central rail-
road in i lark couuty wat swept by
jire vt -terda and tiearly one half of
tite imsines! pirtlon destroyed Tho
amount of loss is not ret Lnowiu
RIOT AT SILOAM
SPRINGS.
Deputy
An KnoriiioiiH SlmrlitKti In Dreimeil
Mure tlie I Irst of Hie Wur.
CiilcAfio. April IX Iteferring to the
proposed investigation by .Secretary
Morton I'. . Armour said: "The short-
age in cattle supply ut the four princi-
pal western markets thus far this year
amounts to nearly 7imio head com-
pared with a year ago The shortage
in pounds of dressed beef since the
tlrst of the year figures out ubont 17V
000000 or nearly two million pounds
per day. At the same rate the price
of live cattle has advanced about two
cents per pound."
OphHi from Ititptliiu.
Oakland Md. April 1.1. -.lucob Mos-
ser a young man lying at tlie point of
death was persuuded by the DuiiktiriK
to submit to beiug immersed He was
carried to u stream on a cold day lust
week und ducked three times in tlie
water. Thteedays lat r he died and
the state's attorney proposes to insti-
tute proceedings against the prrpetru-
(ors of the outrage.
(olttrniiHoi titer VV Hfulilpa.
Cossi xnN0i'.K April 13.-Tlie Im-
pending arrival of the American war-
ships San Francisco mid Marblehead
pit the coast of Syria has created u
sensation In goyernin cut circles here.
The I'nlted States minister A W Ter-
rell replying tg a question on the sub-
ject said that the war vessels were
only sent to protect American c it) ens.
HiiihII-1'ox Kuvaer it Tou.
P.VIilX'AII. Ivy. April 18. News by
steamer from .Miawiicutovvn ill. is
that there are thirty-nine cases of
smail-pov there There is said to be
great ecltemen ami muuy cltrtn
have left the town temporarily. One
case was discovered in l'udtieah in tin
person of a colored man and sunt to
Hie eruptive hospital.
AKuluit Hai" .Minnie.
Omaha Neb. April 13. A spoolu)
from Lincoln says: The governor yes-
terday vetoed the bill pasted by tlie
legislature permitting miscegenation.
The irovei nor bused his action on the
absence of public demand for this
change. The bill was passer llirougii
the iforU of J)r. M. 0. Hioketts Oma-
hu's colored reprcfcentatlrp
Two Xcror to Hauf.
Kansas City Mo. April 13. Foster-
Pollard aud Frank Harris negroes
who killed ex-Constable Isaac Kahn
also a negro December 17. 1S04 were
found guilty of murder in tue llrst de-
gree by a jury In the criminal court
this afteruoou and will in a few dat
be seutemed to be hanged
ruiir "tlill Ivllleil 'I'mi of I hem liy ii
Miii'sIiiiI In Self lltireime.
i'iik io April l::. The Times-Herald's
Little ltock. Ark . special says.
lteports of a serious riot ut Siloain
Springs were received here yesterday
iiftcruooii. 1'our men were killed and
others seriously hurt. For Mime
months there has been trouble
among t!u men employed on the
railroad construction work utiiir
the Springs they being niailit
lip of foreigu-boru und native clti-
yens Two or three weeks ago there
was u row which for a time threatened
bloodshed. After supper Thurinluy
night two men Ciemluiiiug and Flem-
ing got into a quarrel about some
trivial a Hair mid in no manner con-
nected with the past trouble. They
drew pistols ami before thuy could be
restrained tired several shots at each
fithcr both being fatally wounded.
The encounter drew together ull the
liicn lu the camp and when the dis-
putants fell on the ground the pent up
excitement burst precipitating a riot
the men lighting ench other like tigers
tiliot after shot was fired mid knives
Clubs ami stones were used Ueputv
I'lilted States .Marshal Proctor hasten-
ed to the scene mid ordered the men to
disperse lie wan attacked b three
or four persons and in self-defense was
compelled to kill two of his assailants
He was wounded seriously but his at
tiou stopped the tight mid prevented
further bloodshed. Several arrests
Were made but a good many of those
who engaged in the fight escaped
Tijlin; In Sittti Her Life.
Ciiicaoo. April 1.1 The colored peo-
ple of this city are determined that
Maggie Tiller tho Hrtt woman evei
sentenced to bo hanged in this state
shall receive a new trial. A well at-
tended meeting under the auspice of
the colnrtsl churt halt of this city was
heltl lust night to ntl funds for a new
(rial. C 1. i'aliuer who conducted th
first trial said new and important toi-
ilence l.uil biieu obtuinetl since the triwj
cIiimmI and unus0iuenlly the woinuii
hud not hud u fulr trial.
At Okliiliiiuiu Trratsurur Shot
l'KHiti Ok.. April 13 C. C. fDiftw
county treasurer of ltluinu ounnty
Ok habei)ii urrestotl lnder mi ild1t
incut far omlc?i.lwn(vnt. It in claimed
that h had ilono away with s70DO of
tlie people's money lie is in jail.
A plotogruph oounterfclt o.( the. SI
issue u the 'American lichuugo na-
tional jank of New York City" series
of ss7 elictk letter 1' charter No.
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