The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 40, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 23, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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GUTHRIE OKLA.LIOMA TUESDAY MORNING .JULY 21! IMM5.
NO. 4
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KILLED. BY LIGHTNING
ELI M'HENRY. EDWARD GRIMES
AND FRANK BROWN VICTIMS
STRUCK WHILE SLEEPING.
I. Wed Niur inUntirth Kan. Thn I.lRlit-
liluir I'limi-d IIimtii llir Cliliiinej
Tnu Other .Men sleeping Un-
til rru Thrill Were C'iiiii!ini-tlx-lj-
I'nln ed A He-
it Hli'rt....il Storm.
El I swoitTii. Kun.. .Inly 22. A severe
electrical storm pasted over Kllsworth
county about - o'clock Saturday morn-
ing'. Lightning struck the house of Kll
Mellenry and instantly killed Mr. Me-
llenry Ldnurd (Iritiics mid Frank
Jlrotvn. All wero married iiiul left
large families.
The lightning paned down the
chimney to the lloor wlii're Mellenry
Urimes and Hioivn were asleep with
throe other men. The others were
comparatively uninjured though two
of them were lift ween the men Willed.
CHILDREN IDENTIFIED.
Mr rictil HfcuKlilrrn the llmltr of
Her l:nii;liti'r.
Toiio.niu Ontario July 21!. Mrs.
l'letzel has Ideutiried the bodies of the
1 children found in the cellar of the
! use on St. Vineeiit street as those of
her daughters Alice and Nellie.
The hitter she identified by her
hair and the former by a peculiarity
of the upper front truth. Sho
was not allowed -to seo any
other part of t lie bodies us both were
In such nn advanced state of decom-
position that it was thought the shock:
would derange her. As It was situ
broke down completely and sobbed
i-rled throughout the trying or-
A HUMAN PINCUSHION.
rlllr Thomiin' Original Wny nf Peine
l'i n.iiiri' fur Her Win uu nine"
Cincinnati hi . duly j.' A .-ll
diessed luily applied at the ("iiii'iiituitl
hospital for admission yesterday m flor-
in She presented a letter from the
inotkei snpei'inr of the convent whore
the Jung livdy had resided. The letter
sulil wl-.' bearer Miss Nellie Thomas
mi .icen employed at the convent
some time ami was sutloring from
swollen legs and feet. Nothing except
the symptoms referred to in the letter
was found on the preliminary exami-
nation but later it was decided to
lance the feet when It was found the
limbs mid feet were Imbedded with
pins and needles. Forty-one neeillei
were cvtraetoil from her body mid
she was not able till to-day to endure
fuilher operations when ten more
were abstracted and it Is thought oth-
ers will be found. The physician
fear blood poisoning will sot In mid
that the case. In any event may prove
hopeless. The girl protested till after
the operations that she could not toll
how her feet nnd limbs became imbed-
ded w ith thee needles but finally she
snkl she had been at the convent of the
(iood .shepherd for several years. Sho
was an orphan and alone in the world.
During her stay there she had gone
wrong; not once but persistently. She
had done that which she knew was not
right mid for every sin she had com-
mitted hhe had dune penance by thrust-
i ni- a needle into one of her legs. Sho
explained that each operation had
caused her agonizing pain and that at
times the operations wore almost un-
bearable but sho felt she must bear
the pain ns a recompense for the sin
committed.
NEARLY 200 DROWNED
TWO ITALIAN SHIPS COLLIDE
THE GULF OF GENOA
IN
and
deal and long afterward. Detectives
Uejer of I'hiladelphlii and Cud day
of the local stiitf and the doctors were
peifcctly satisiled with the identification-
To Work for 1'rnlillilt Ion.
Torr.KA Kan.. .Inly i!-.'. The execu-
tive committee of the state temperance
union has decided to make a prohibi-
tion campaign in thestate and to that
end will put speakcs In the Held paying-each
u salary y7 lou a month and
expenses. Thevivill discuss the "en-
forcement of the law" mid "the ad-
vancing qualities of prohibition."
Their work will be supplemented by
the distribution of temperance and pro-
hibition literature.
Itriiiiilim ot K.irly Hi till r.
FltANKl-oiiT Ohio .lul-r Si!. W. 1
Moorehcad curator of the state uni-
versity made somo important discov-
eries In the ancient mounds here
during the past week. One mound
which he opened contained nine skele-
tons burled two feet below the surface
in a layer of gravel. The bones are
those of short heavy muscular men.
The skulls are thlclt'and rather round
and the facial angle Is low. Several
skulls give evidence of urtillclal flat-
tening of the base during infancy.
Ilohl tllKliirnyiiiitii In Wlehllit.
Wichita Kan .Iuly a;. At ft o'clock
yesterday afternoon an electric car
wns held up by n highwayman on
South Main street. Fred Miller of
Kansas City waN the only passenger on
tlio car and he was robbed of 8TO in
money nnd thn conductor was made to
give up his gold watch and some small
change. Tlio robber ran through an
alley and escaped while at least liny
people stood and looked at him. but
wero afraid to Interfile. There is no
cluo to his identity.
PERISHED WHILE ASLEEP.
The .Mil rln 1'. Torn llpin unit Krtit In
the llotliiiii In Three Mlimle Tlio
Other Vi'KM'l Win 'inlil-riilily
llniiuiReil. lint Wn A Me to
flik t'p a Nninlier of
tilt Miirtnr.
MR. BLAND TALKS.
fJplrltiiullKtlr I'thlenee. Worthier.
Liiikhtv Mo. .Inly SL'. Tlio prelim-
inary examination of William Asher.
arrested on the charge of murdering
Daniel Stone the bachelor farmer was
concluded at Siiitthvllle last night and
resulted in his being discharged Ash-
er found the body and Dr. I.lllard a
spiritualist was the prosecuting wit-
ness w ho claimed that he obtained
fviduncu through spirits. Prosecuting
Attorney W. II. Woodson of this city
represented the state.
Illlllery iliinnN Ullidrnrii.
I'F.ouTA. ill.. Jul.' 21'. For the tlr$t
time in a nun. her of weeks there are
no "iiurds at the I'eoriaund I 'ek in dis-
tilleries the force having been with-
drawn by Deputy 1'uited States Mar-
shal VorU acting under orders of the
United btates court.
t'uinil t'iiiiiiilliiiiem Krtiirn
Nkw Yoiik. July 22. The I'niled
States steamer .Montgomery Com-
mander Davis arrived yesterday with
eight members of the Nicaragua!! ca-
nal commission on board. Hue sailed
from Colon duly lOand fiom Key West
on the 17. All on board wero well.
No 'l):urel'H fur MlnMiurl City.
liiiKlti v. Mo. duly 4J.'. The council
of .tlisnourl City has adopted an ordin-
ance prohibiting the sain of cigarettes
there the flue being from Slu to S(.
Tin lowu otlieera any that the law will
ot jirictlv enforced.
M Tiio' liUt Left to III Willow
as MiAViM-o. duly '-'.'. lly the
"'.! of A. '- Towne. which was Hied
(day. all of !he property of the dead
IMoad maii in loft to his wife who Is
' i fed us veuutrlx without binds.
Turvnto ltcfUM. iu ('oiiileinii iUponifTit.
Towtwo Oat. duly JJ. Ity u vote
of U a- 1 the school board has rejected
U lc-dlltlol condemning feminine
ten lie i. ' Mcli." '(.Iiools who wear
)) nomoiii
llue i:ull l'l ' in 1 llilil.
Ciucuoo. . ly : 'aj ittin .nrf)il
nnd tils National League base ball
phuers wem fiiitHl S3 mid cost eauh to-
ilny for vlolatn n of the Sunday law.
An up(Hal aa taken.
I'ur.'nlum IKifmudril liy Amerlraii.
rAlllj. July W.-Tvn Americans
named WhiK !"' Dwlyht hate Won ar-
rested here on Dm dmuo f iilliug
yulueleu lo n of ilie IUkI: island
j'eoria .nut ht. l.ils ni'Iioai).
'imiiina)n i.ii 'uiiouiidrvfla-t'td-f
J.ONlX. dulv !:.:- reganlei) us
a mi.iIntyHi.it i tie duke of 'oniiuwghp
will be he in-. ..iiuiuuiileHn-uiieX "
uvu)(kiuli of tin- tiuka ul ''iii"bridgi).
After On- Uiilieitrl.ii llii
iwimix. .uly i It I- suited iliat
I'rluco Ailulpuus if T t-k v i tnairled
tlio djijghtBr of die duke - Wesun'li-
bter. it a oo'Hildal-- for tie hrone oi
JtulyaKa.
w i
Thu lef. inter Milo.ioun
Nksv Vohk. July 82. The now yach
Defender dufcatel tb- Vigilant with
3-i2H to spare.
(Juuy for Itceil or McKlnlrr
PiTTiifiUlio l'a. July 2- Sofiatof
Matthew titanley Quay has declared in
favor of Keed or McKiuley for presl-
Higher WiiKeH Ileiiiiiiuleil
IitoN MofNTAlN Mich. July li2. A
mass meeting of the Chnpln miners
was held at which about filH) wore
present. It was unanimously agreed
to ask fur more puv the same scale
that the I'owablo miners are now get-
ting viz: Miners SI. 70: timumors
SI. Ml; laborers. 81.1(1. A committee
wus appointed to call on the superin-
tendent and if the demand Is not
granted the minora will go out on
strike.
Ilomi Tlili'ien lineupc.
Sorrn Kmii Ok. July22. I.nstniglit
as the jailer here entered the cell
where three outhiws were confined for
horse stealing and other crimes the
criminals attacked the olllcer witli a
piece of iron and. knocking him sense-
less made their escape. The alarm
was Immediately given and hundreds
of citizens are now pursuing the fugi-
tives. Ntrlke ut I'nloiiitiln Continue..
Comix July 22. The strike of dock
laborers continues and the strikers
are Increasing their demands but the
steamships mid the railroads still in-
sist them. I.aborei s from I'lintima
and the crews of the ships tire dis-
charging the cargoes. Order has been
maintained throughout the dispute
and the transit of ft eight Is unim-
peded. Four Men limtiiiitly Killed.
Wll.l.lAMStoiv.v Mass. July 82.
Four men wore instantly killed while
crossing the Fitohburg railroad Uuuk
about two milos from this plueo yos-
lurday afternoon. A party of six men
weroiidln in a two-soated covered
carriage They wore returning to
North Adams fioin Kenning and wora
struck by a west bound express.
rrofeor Hiililiuon Ileiul.
Lawuknck Kan. Jul v 22. IVofessor
1). II. llob.nfcon who has ii Jill he
chair of ancient languages an the
Lathi language nnd 1 le-tuu -e at the
Kuiisas un; -erslty 'v. i onty-bix
veurs or h.nco the founding of" the
school 'l;p ia-t evening ut his home
iu this ntv of typhoid fever.
C'uiiimi Kald to lie Wounded.
Taiipa l'la July 22. l'assengors
from tuba and priyato letters un-
uouuco that Uouural I'luuptis is
won ned and buslegsd In llayamo. T)io
Spanish papers Mate that ijusldo San-
tociide. various other ntllcers loll and
It Is : uinored one f them is tlie son of
Camio.
Drowiuil Idle llutldin;.
AiiUiusox Kan. July US. Roy
Dropci the 15-year-old son of Profes-
sor I'. N. I)ruer of the Atchison JIukl-
Tiftiss oollcge. was drowned while bath-
ing In thu backwater of the Missouri
-Ivor south 01 wn.
llli; I'lro ut Ahlluuii
.viur.i.NK Kun. Jul' S2. The L'p-
slmw Furniture company's block
Oknoa July 22 The Italian steam-
ers Ortegla oml Maria 1'. collided off
Im-Iii del I'lnto at thu entrance to the
litilf of tieiioa ypsterdny. The latter
sank ami 118 puople were drowned.
The Marin I. tis bound from Na-
ples to La l'lata. Theie was a crew of
soveiitceu nnd tlio passengers num-
bered 17.1. She was coaling here en
route to her destination. Sho was en-
tering tlie Otilf of (iouoa at 1:1() o'clock
yeterdny morning wljen shiwuettho Or-
togla out bound. They noticed each
other only when a colli' ion was inevi-
table. The bow of the Ortegla
crashed into the starboard sldo of the
Maria 1'. penetrating six yards and
ripping up the Maria 1. like match
wood. Tlio water rushed in through
the hole and the Maria I' sank in
threo minutes.
The majority of the passengers wore
asleep at the time of the accident mid
had no time to escape after tlio alarm
was given. They wero engulfed with
the vessel. Tlio Ortegla remained on
tho spot until 0 o'clock In order to nick
up the survivors. She rescued four
teen of tlie erew ami twenty-eight of
the passengers of the Maria!'. Other
fcteii mors have been dispatched to tho
scene of the disaster and are now
searching for further survivors.
U'he Ortegia's bow was smashed for
n space of twelve feet along tho water
line. There is somo comment upon
the fact brought to mind by the disas-
ter that the Ortegla once collided on
the same spot with the French steamer
Oucle Joseph.
At the conclusion of the sitting of
the chamber nt Koine the minister of
liiiirlne announced tho news of the
disaster Iu the midst of a profound
sousuttnu adding that an olllcer u sea-
man htokor and III passengers of the
Maria 1'. had perished.
Tim Ortegla had twenty-ilve pas-
sengers on board. Tho Muriu l'.'s
captain was named Ferrara. Tlio
chamber has ordered nn inipilry Into
the disaster.
Tlie slsy was ovoreast at the time of
the accident and there was little sea.
lloth caiitalns were asleep and Thiid
Olllcer Hevello was on watch on the
Ortegla audSccond OlIlcerd'Angelo was
on watch on the Muriu 1'. The Ortegla
was going ut tlio rate of eleven miles
an hour and thu Maria 1'. at the rate
of eight miles lloth vessels saw tie
lights of tho other nnd continued on
their proper roads till tlie mistake was
made It Is not established liy whom
which brought thu Maria 1. broadside
Iowa icl the Ortegla. Third Olllcer
Uovello of tho Ortegla saw the danger
and ordered the engines reversed but
the order came too late. The Ortegla
struck the .Maria I'. making an euor-
notls imp in her side.
All the boats of the Ortcgiu were low-
ered and the crews rescued (ill they
could of the survjvors. The latter for
the most part remain iu such a state
of terror since tho rescue that they are
unable to give a single detail of tlio
disaster.
Ciipttiln Forrara. who wassaved said
he was sleeping iu his cabin when ho
was awakened by erics ami a great
noise. He rushed upon deck mid saw
the Ortngia hacking oil' while his own
ship was sinking. Seeing that all whs
lost he jumped Into the sea where he
was picked up by by ihoOi'lgcla'Hlxmts.
They lost everything.
Second Oil leer d'Angelo of tm Maria
1'. who was on wuteh on that ship
vlien idie wns struck by the Ortiga
wns di-owued. Among the SAVed Is a
child vein old who i tlie only sui-
vlvor of a family of seven who went
down in the ill-fitted ship. An inipilry
into the mitohlroplie ha b vn opened
The Deini.rriitlr I'nrly A 111 lie .Swrniiped
If It Doeou't Stand Up for Sllter.
St. Lorid Mo. July 22. Kx-Con-KresMiian
Hland Is In the city and
speaking of the silver question said:
"There Is no use trying to dodge this
issue any longer. If the Democratic
party does not declare for the free
coinage of sliver It will be Wiped off
the map. Tho newspaper In the large
cities liko SL Louis talk about the sil-
ver movement dying out but they arc
not polnp to fool anylKxly. There
may lie a few Democrats lit the cities
wlio will follow the administration
but there are practically none iu the
country. This convention will show
how the Democrats of MLourl stand.
In order to win In tlie next campaign
we have got to tnken bold stand for
silver and we must bo getting Into
line."
"Do you think tho next Democratic
national convention will declare for in-
dependent free coinage'.'"
"I do not know whether It will or
not. but if It don't the party will not
stand the ghost of a show. '1 he peo-
ple are not going to follow a platform
any more which Is meaningless or In-
tended to ileeelxo. Federal otllooholtl-
ers ainl whisky gangerrs may succeed
Iu controlling conventions like they
did iu Kentucky but the people will
not fr'.biw them."
" "r name has frequently been
mentioned us a candidate for the presi-
dency: what can t say about that'.'"
"It is all foolishness to talk about
candidates. There is no Democratic
party. There is nothing butellaos and
disorder."
IN NINETY DAYS.
furi'luiMTn of Otoo mill MUnourl Indian
IjiihU Stunt HettU Up.
Wabiunotox July 22. Tho district
laud ofliccs in those parts of .Kansas
and Nebraska where parts of the
former Otoo and Missouri Indian reser-
vations are located have been In-
structed to inform tho purchasers of
these lands that tho balances due by
them must be paid within ninety days
or their entries will bo cancelled.
These lands were bought at public
auction In 1 -483 at r rices largely in ex-
cess of tho'.r appraised value One-
fourth of the purchase money was paid
down and the rest made payable In
one two and three years ut live per
cent interest. Congress twice extended
the time of payment of these deferred
amounts and two years each time. Iu
March Isua It passed a bill giving re-
lief In tlio case the Indians would ac-
cept Its provisions Tlie Indians have
refused to do this and the department
will enforce thu original contract.
There it now SlU.'l22 prinoipul and
eif'J.UiK) interest duo on tliodauds.
'
AMERICANS CAUGHT.
A United Milieu Senator u ltepreenlu-
live mid OtlierH Arrmled In London.
Lo.Nlio.N July 22. It lias developed
that a police mid was made upon tho
l'alace club on Thursday. A number
of prominent Americans were caught
In thu raid The club Is one of several
fashionable night clubs In London
Where the ileml moiide resort. It
opens at midnight nnd closes at 0 n. in
Lately the l'alace has been very riot-
ous. The club Is elegantly appointed
having twonty-llve men servants ami a
baud playing nightly. A hundred men
and women all iu evening dross wero
captured. Among them were u United
States senator a congressman u prom-
inent law olllcial of an Kastern state
and an Ameilcnn police olllcial. All
i-uve the propiietorund servants of tho
club weie released. They were re-manded.
SHOT AN ENTIRE FAMILY.
TWO CHILDREN FATALLY AND A
BABY SERIOUSLY INJURED.
THE MOTHER A CORPSE.
Two Men llriitnll) .Murdered hr the Mon-
ger The Crimp Took l'liiro nn the
Terrc llnutu I'lmitlit Ion. St. dnlin'
1'nrUli Iu l.iiul-liinil. While
thn (Until inn fundi)
I Were ut Supper.
Nkw Oiti.K.vxs La. July iS. -Last
Friday night on the Tcrro Haute
plantation In St. John's parish a terri-
ble butchery of human beings took
place. While l'osnrlo tilordiiuo mid
his family were seated at the supper
table Joe Noskn walked tip to tho door
and levelhig a doublu-barroled shot
gun tired. Mrs. tiiordauo fell to the
lloor a corpse and the bullets that did
not go through her went through both
legs of the l-months' Infant flic held
in her ninis. Olordnno femiiig that
tho tender babe would be hilled iu the
fall sprnng forward to clasp It. and
tho assassin then tired again. The
buckshot entered the groin mid leg of
Mary (ilordauo. The ld-year-old little
girl on seeing her mother fall ran
forward and received a portion of the
load of buckshot that slitiek her
father. The shot entered her ab-
domen literally tearing it to pieces.
At the same time little Nicoliua fell to
the lloor wounded through the head.
Tho assassin Joo Noska did not
move from tlie spot but when he saw
lteuedotto Giordano a nephew of tho
dead woman ami Charlie (.'oluiiibauo
coining toward him ho coolly placed
two fresh shells In his gun and waited
until they got very close to him. Then
ho raised the gun and llrcd both bar-
rels the two men falling to the ground
dead. Then tlio murderer throwing
his gun over his shoulder made his
escape to tho woods. When the citi-
zens ascertained the extent of tho
deed thoy organized a posse and led
by thu shot-ill attempted to capture
the assassin. Tho wounded woio
brought to the l liarlty hospital in
this city. The assassin bus not yet
been ruptured.
BASEBALL SCORES.
WeHleru l.imffiic.
OAt Knnnt Cltjr Kanta. t'lty 1'1'errj IIhhI i.
At .lllinpii..ill Detroit H .MIiiihhhi11i 7.
AtHt raid St. I'aul lrt. liHliniiHlNilU 0.
At .Mlhwuil.no -Jlilunul.mil (linuil IIhIiU3.
Niillonul I.isikuis
At St. UhiIi HI.UiuIi. in Vahhmtoii &
At I'ldCHKO lliookt)ii I Clilcsuu I.
t 1-ouUrllUi Uiidlvilte 5 t'luteluud 3.
K VI i iix-iiitiiili llnlliumrel I Cincinnati 0.
NEWS IN BRIEF
n Kx Chief llKiilnniln
rhoctaw nation Is dond
1'lkoy of tho
PREJUDICES OVERCOME.
IN HANDS OP INDIANS.
Party "f Prion l-'ii s .iiileutu ('upturn
lo ll.inuiM ku.
'ASIII.NOfos July 22 The Kirly if
I rlncutou geological tiulriils whom .t
U fcaiod inuy have liillen Into tlie
hands of the ItnnuncU Indians lu Wyi -nilng
have no eon nee: Inn with tho
I'niled States geological smvey. Tho
nal lonal survey has u party In Wy.
nilng mid another in Colorado but
t-litrir movements are well hno.vn and
no fear of their safety is loll here
The l'rincotou uirl.v started u thoir
trip last mouth In cliai'ifj f tl.o re
fesMir of geoloyy of tin I'rliivutoii c .5-
1 ego and wero furnish; d with iikim
and other data by thu otlloers Iu re.
Wanted In l.jui'li tlu Umpire
(jilNcv 111. July Si .'.-After tho
baseball gmnu yofcturday the crowd
made an attempt to Ijnch L'mpire
Frank Heath of I'outiue III. and was
only prevented liy the police and
sheriff the latter balng buekod up by
a posse. It was elaiiuud that the um-
pire ha I robbed the (Juincy iilnu of
yesterday's and Saturday's game. lie
was roughly handled beforo thootlluois
could get him away from the erowd.
'Jliuf KuatU llitmleir.
I.OKIXI.V Jijly '. Tho nllugod Ipter-
lleuiiirki. of st fiilliollr ut the I'uii-Ainer-leilll
ou;reHil.
ToltONTo July ''. The proceedings
of the run-Aiiici-icrii congress yester-
day were conllncd to a meeting In
Massey hull where missionary work
and effort wus thu subject of the
speeches. The meeting was presided
over by 1'ov. Father Kyan rector of
St. I'iiiiI's cathedral Toronto. After
prayer had heuu ollered up liy the
JJov. iieorge Coulson Workman of
'ioronto Father Kyan remurked to the
uiullenee that while he hud been asked
to leud In prayer and refused still he
had heard nothing iu any of the
pniyiMS offered that any good Uoiiiau
UuthoMo could Hike exception to. He
thought this meeting iu which ull thu
CnrUtlan denominations were repre-
sented was the most sigiiitluaut of thu
convent! in as It showed that thu
luelildi !. IlitoleraiUH lltld bltteillusi
iielildi 'i
ihiI JUai
ppeared forever from 'i'oronto.
burned from spontaneous combustion. Yew with I'niM State Anfl a.sailor
U w.i Hi- largest furniture itabllsh- yMlU juiIUhe.l by the I'arl lltfuro
ment In entral Kansas. Small part u kmi oiinLlm nOmiilnn Pl. ;.
of no k waa aved. Ioss. JlB.oOJ. U k1 ? w 0" "VJ"0' l ?"'. .J ' but
Uurruut lu lie Tried.
urtluv llevlew says of it that It sliowtd
1 ratridoelo nrst then contJdeinic nnd
San i tf ANcisco fa I. July 22. In- then i"tal forget fulness. Whether It
terest In the horrible Kmaiiual ehuroh wes the HourUm or the IrUh brand"
murders whiph shocked tho whole hi' ' vif w rtmarks "evklently it was
world will bo revived to-day when the t ' "If 'or the ajnUasuul jr. '
trial of Theodore Durrani ootuuiontMuj. j
o . ITi "J . I liivi-niineiit (i(l!eal do not Wile- J
Secretary Hoke bmlth expresses tat- . tllBt Ml(kloo mH orluml
Isfactlm with (he i;roBress of the Texas cattle to be run out of the 1'alo-
sound money Idea in the South. uas jtrict.
llefiiultluir ('Haider l.muled.
ClllcAoo. July 3i -Chester W.
Howe the defaulting cashier of I'owu-
shlnk county lowu Is under nrrost In
the l 'liy of Mcxkio. and a large part of
tli A(l0M) whleh he madu away with
has beenutta h l by I'lnkertoti opern-
In. .. ml uill liUelv beleturued to the
coiu'y from whleh it was taken.
Uluhar.l Howe brother to thu abseoiit
dor is also under arrest as. an auoouit
j)luo.
A Iiiiiih I on I'lrtt.
I.oiiihvii.i.k Ky. Jaly S. Tunnel
No. x on thu Louisville and Nashville
railroad slttiutitl between Turnor'a
and Hngllsh forty-live tuilua east of
here caught tire about midnight litkt
night ami Is still burning. The fire
wus eaustMl by sparks from an unglni
Igniting the timbers. The tunnel Is
tMXi fuel long and will probably have
to bo rebuilt.
Cupula WIIIUiii Ii-mI.
Nkw Oiii.kanm July 3. Captalq
Frank Williams who as chairman tif
the uoiitool com in it tee made most of
the fuiiioiu glove ooiitost matuhea for
the Olvmpiu club and the Auditorium
club died suddenly yesterday.
Ketult of I lie l.ntflUlt l'ollliiK.
Lomiox. July 3?.--As a result of the
pollings thus far held iu the general
elections the Hnlonltts now show a
net gain of sixty-eight giving the gov-
vormucnt a majority of 1Q8.
Colonel D. N- '(arrows who was a-
tlstunt treasurer of the Confederacy
died at his home in Jackson Mits.
UP
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FOOT
WEAR.
1 &a?y -jvutf mjll "-1 ' i
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Eisensclimiut & Hetsdu
Exclusive Shoe Dealers
118 West Oklahoma Ave.
Impairing Neatly Done
Cheapest Place In Town.
HIRZEL BROS.
Dealers in
Groceries Provisions Crockery Queensware Tinware and
WOOD
111 North Second St. German Janil Enfjlish SpoKcn.
itw.r 'nt
Dr. Jeukiti W. Morris one of tho
richest uou of Leavenworth Is iloud.
(iovernor Stone has Issued a commis-
sion to J. II. Keehluar us inumliiil of
Jackson county Mo
Tho I'lillmmi I'alnoe Cur aommny
has declared its tegulnr ipiarterly div-
idend of $'i pur share.
Kx Cashier Cox of tho dufttuut Da-
yltt Mo bank Is under nrrefct charged
with cmhuc.lomuiit.
Tho storotiiry of tho Interior hns
drawn. on the treasury dopartmout for
Sl-'l.asfljioo for tho ipiarterly payment
of pensions.
The plant of tho National Llnmixl
Oil works uf Chlitio was destroyed by
lire. Loss 8100.000.
Four hundred busines" in of Wleh.
Ita have signed u cull for n muss mimi-
ng to protest iigaiust the enforiKinmit
of the prohibitory law lu that city.
Thu Sound Currency (dull of Kansas
City Mo advise all DuiuocraOt to re-
frain from having anything to do with
the Democratic silver stole convention
ut 1'crllo Spring.
(Icorgu Dixon champion fonther-
weight of the woild hasbei n mutoiiiHl
to light Wiliimu Dltou of llouheaUr
for S-.'..'.oo side.
At 1'orl Sco t Leo Morgan propri-
etor of u rvkiut rnt. shot and fuUtily
wounded Albert Shirley it I akor ill H
dlfepiile over it 3 iMtaid bill.
Trunk I'. Hull of tlu tiUmUnl Oil
company vt uiuiler. d at Whiting
lud. Six huii lied itidiitis was taken
from his poi ke'.s and the corps pluctd
noross the ruilroad t ujU. where ti
freight tiaui ground it to plccwt.
t-oorctary Hoke Kuiltli has gone to
Georgia to swing tlutt state into the
gold stnndard column an I knock out
ex b'peaker Crisp for the st-iiatorshln.
The llupubliean oouventiou of Dlck-
Iiimjii county Kan. voted down a reso-
lution iiulor.lng (iovernor MorrlU'a
admiiilktrHliou. I'ree coinage uf
AmerleHii silver wus indorsed.
I 'rank Ware an 1 Mrs M. J. II lack of
J'Vrt Worth '1 exits are umUr arrest
for p Uou ng Mr. Illuek a ruilifwd
engineer to secure iT.ooo linurantu
money. Mr. I Hack ha txinfeswd and
uy that she and Ware were to have
been niarriuil after her husband wus
put out of the way.
While dot. ellve were dlgy luff iu the
cellar of the lioti m I ri.v.iy ccuple I
III I Cilgo iy llolui . Hi- in-
s nai.ee s indl. r. ( r thu bmlnta of th
m Mliig W illiaiu girl a ir h e skill
M-curretl and fatally injured two of
the deteclive.
The burial of M. KtaiubulolT tho ex-
prom u-r of HulgarU who unit aau-
sliiat.sl by H.liileal eiHinle. waa tbe
oeea l-in of lierve rlullug and shocking
scene of disorder. Men and wotiien
were lunxked down ami traiupletl
Umiii uml the hoily was lowered Into
the grave aiukl hooting ami hurrahs
ami without any et-rt-moity V'oiunee
to the remains was iilv pniventwl by
a strong military guard
Judge la.ten hat denied the upplloa-
tlou for u reelvor tor the Topeka
i'russ.
At a plenlo near itrnymer. Mo. Arch
C. Kavauuugh was shot deud from aw
bush. The crime is a mystery.
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GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK.
Capital SS(''""i
Surplus - ( im (j
Hot I Ulrocters In ndditian to Hank UfBeaiiii
IA.MKH TUArrJN. IIOKA0K Vl'HKU HOItT. MAltTIK IIKNKY LINN
W. J. HOHSFALL Cahlor.
M. L. TIUNLK. l'rMeit
CJKO K. IIILLINLM.h .
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
Capital fully paid : : : : $5lvin
Undivided profits. : : : 50 m o
Stillwater and Orlando
Exctianoe Bara.
SHIVELy BROS. & 'AN vVYCK Prop's.
first-class livery barns at Stlllv-ator nnd Cirlaudo. The best of Uam wi
Improv d facilities for carrying paHSonKera between tuns two poiuU. let j
always ready to start at any tlmo in the day and return at your plea ue
Tho shortest and qulckost route between (li-'.hrle and Stillwater in via m nw
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