The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 46, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 30, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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OFKICIAIj OlttlAN OK OKLAHOMA 11KMOOKACY.
OKKIUK OK I'lllll.tOATlON IIAKItlHON AVKNUK
VOL. (J
GUTHRIE OKLA.U0MA TUESDAY MORNING JULY 30 1895.
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THE VILLAGE OF THREE STATES
VISIT! BY A STORM
PLACE ALMOST WRECKED.
Llglilnliic Strlki h limine. Killing Ororjre
MrCldtitnil nml lilt Wife Hlul Fatally
liijiirlni; Tlirlr Tlirre l!lillilrii
A Alan mill Wire Nmncil
Tlimim Aliu KIIIpiI
."Mm li 1Iuiiiikp I'mio.
CAlito III. July 20. Iloports just
received state that on Saturday after-
noon a tornado passed over the village
uf Tlirre States .situated on tlio MIs-
Ejfudppi river forty-five miles south of
here on the Missouri side. Lightning
btruck a shantyboat tied at the bank
killing the owner (ieorge McClelland
uml wife and fatally injuring their
thiee ehlldren who are since re-
ported to have died. Their home
wus said to be Kenosha Wis. At
Uarues' Ititlgt tiireo miles west of
Three Stilt vh the lightning struck a
farmhouse killing a man and wife
named Thomas. The wind came from
a western direction and with such ter-
rl lie force that it blew down a huge
smokestack of the Three States Milling
company's mill. Fortunately the
chimney fell lengthwise with the
building doing no damage. Thi tor-
nado literally cut a swath thtough the
woods 100 yards wide uprooting trees
and in some instances carrying them
considerable distances.
Unity ltulnfHll ut Kalians Cllr. Mo.
Kansas Citv. Mo. July '.'. The
storm that visited Kansas City yester-
day morning was the largest in amount
of rainfall that has occurred for several
years nud resulted in the most formid-
able Hooding of streets cellar!! and
ulleys. More than four uml one-half
inches of water fell between ft o'clock
uud noon exceeding the celebrated
btorm of September - IS'.'3 when the
Troost park lake broke Its bunk'
almost an inch in amount of ruin-
full uiul the storm of dune 17 1803 an
Inch uud a half.
THE INDIAN TROUBLE.
Uelirral ruiiiiliiKi'r In MihImi; I'ronui to
lMt'kim' Hole Hinl .llHrkt-t Luke.
Wasiiinchon July in. Dispatches
received tt army headquarters here
from (Jeiieral t'opplnger show that the
force of cavalry ordered to Jackson's
Hole the scene of the Indian troubles
in Wyoming Is making its way there
and will probably reach the place by
Tuesday night. In addition other
troops have been ordered to Matket
Luke from Fort Kttsscll. so as to bo in
readiness for active work should their
services bo required. No mention is
mude of further trouble unit with the
known peaceful attitude of the In-
dians on the Washakie and Duseliesno
leservations the situation is regarded
as very much simplified.
BASEBALL SCORES.
WViitrru t.rugue.
At Kansas t'ity -Kansas City 5
lleS.
Inliainn-
At llilw.-iiilie MIlwuiiWo II Detroit 7.
At MiniiAoli) Mhuiuxli. HI Torro
Iatitu6.
At St. l'rtitl St I'liulS'.OrmiilUupldi'C.
Xntlonul l.i'UKue
At Ciurimiatl- Cincinnati l'l C!eti'himl9.
At Unii-tllU) -Uiiivlll6 I IHltlmoruS.
At St. l.oiil tlm.iL.ljii I. St. l..ulV.
At CiiiciiKD ndciKiill WuiliiiiKtunS.
.Sir. HtHiifnrtl In Sell llrr llorm.
San Fiiancisco July 20. Mrs. I.e-
land Stanford has been at 1'ulo Alto
consulting 1'iesiileiit Jordan about the
opening of Stanford university In
September Mrs. Stanford's finances
will not permit of any expenditures
that are not absolutely necessary but
she will bo uble to fiiruUh money to
run the Institution on tlio same plan
as last year. Mrs. Stanford in order
to raise tlio money will sell off the
fctocU on lint l'ulo Alto ranch. There
ure now on tliu farm 000 head of fine
horses. One auction sale will be held
in New York uud another in San
Francisco
ulimhlu Stock C'rui.ittteil
Mahsiiai.i. Mo. July 20. Yesterday
morning about 6 o'clock tho burn on
Colt Hill stock farm this county was
destroyed by fire together with four
fine stallions and a jack namely: Itev-
enue. Kiiis .Magnet. Librarian und
I'rinee. Cuused by lightning. Loss
ubout 810000. Property of Hugnel
ltron St. I .on is.
I'loo.l ut Wichita.
WitiilTA Kan. July "9. The Ar
Uansus river is higher than it has been
in twenty-seven years. It broke Its
banks at the west end of MoirUon
htri-et ami all that keotlon Is Hooded.
The Mount Hope bridge tliu largest in
the comity bus been swept away.
11.1 InS rrimi tliu Voinlto.
Mahhiii. July SO. Advices from the
island of l'orlu KIco state that voinlto
ha broken out among the Spunlsli
troops forming the garrison there.
The d.iily mortality U twenty per cent
if the cakes.
lJmli'.l lloth -lhflr I.lirt.
Ci.evki..Ii Ohio July 80. Kmina
Mitchell 4 mulatto girl aged 10. was
shut and futully injured by James
I.oik u musician who ut once turned
u revolver upon himself and tent a
bullet through his bruin. Jealousy.
K.lril ltrrrhcr Dead.
Uhookiax N. Y.. July 20. Itev. Kd
waul l!eecher brother of the famous
divine Henry Ward lleecher. who died
at liU home yesterday looming was
OS years of age and fcnent a greater
part of his Ufa lu the ministry.
JUST AS BAD AS NEW YORK.
Klrlmnl Ci-iikor I)lcur. Ktertlmi
MrtlioiU In I'iirIhihI.
London .Inly 5M. I'omnicnllnp on
his observations of the llrlli.slt elec-
tions Ulchard Crokerdeelaies tiiat the
illir.ii once In conducting eleotlons in
London and in tlie larger cities of the
United StutcH is not us great as might
be expected but human nature is very
much the same everywhere. The
lower classes here are controlled
very much by the same impulses
as in America. From the little
that he saw- he is of the
opinion thot there is just as much cor-
ruption in Loudon as there is in any
Amjricun city. "The only di'lTiu'eiu'e
lie said "is that the newspapers dure
not speak of tiny cor. option if it ex-
isted. Hut it seems to ine that polities
are worked mom cleverly in Loudon
than at home. I think that political
opinion here is much more thorough
and u great deal more money is spent
on it
"The mugwumps in tliu United
Slate arc always pointing to Kugland
as a model to the detriment of the-
American character. Hut tin: Ameri-
cans are not half so bad us their own
press makes them. If the American
newspaper criticised the methods em
ployed in Lngli&h elections us much
as the Knglish papers criticise our
methods I think we would benefit by
jomparisoii."
NO SETTLERS KILLED.
Tlio Kcporti'd .Ini'kMm Hole AIu:iito of
Wliltrs Alxoliiti'ly Wlllimil Trnlli.
W'akiiinoion July 2'.'. The Indian
bureau has received u dispatch from
Agent Tcter saying there Is absolutely
no truth in the report of u massacre of
the Jackson's Hole settlers
Tlio rrinlilrnt'n Coin Inimii Until.
Washington July 'J!i. William Wil-
lis the president's colored coachman
died at 0 o'clock this morning from
paralysis with which ho was stricken.
He was a great favorite with l'residont
and Mrs. Cleveland. On the box he
was u sphinx but his judgment as to
drives was excellent. He was former-
ly Mr. Luiuoiil'scouchmuu and was re-
tained by I'-esideiit Harrison. He suc-
ceeded Albert Hawkins as presidential
coachman.
A lli'inorriille Split.
Kansas City. Mo. July '-'. The
Democratic county committee wran-
gled three hours this afternoon over
Hie question of primaries to name
delegates to the silver convention and
finally broke up in a row with two
factions claiming victory. The nntl-
Ilrowu men presented a resolution
which Its twelve men voted for de-
posing ISrown its chairman and elect-
ing (ieorge M. Shelly in his place.
TullorH Stop U'oik.
Nkw Yiikk. July 2!i. The Hebrew
clothing makers of this city yesterday
for the first time observed the Ameri-
can Sunday. They were on a strike.
It is claimed by the strikers that lKjino.
worlters have responded to the call of
the L'ulted llrotherhnod of Tailors and
that not only this city but llrooklyu
and lirownsvllle ure ull'ected.
The
uuuibor out In tilts city is tl.iiOO.
A Voin:iu llormlhlcf CiiiirIiI
Joi'l.lN Mo. July 2'.i. A few
igo u strange woman enmo here
El team uml buggy and offered
days
with
them
suspl-
for sale. She was arrested on
clou of horse stealing. Yesterday tol
egrums from Culdwoll Kun. described
& woman mid team closely correspond-
ing with these uml requested that she
be arrested. Tho authorities of Cald-
well were notified and an olllcer is ex-
pected here this evening.
llo!o 'I hh'Yt' Hold l'p Ollli-i'M.
1'Kititv Ok July 'JO South of hero
yebterduy deputy sheriffs In pursuit of
two cattle thieves came on them In a
wamp but did not seo them until tho
thieves had covered them with Win-
chesters Theoillcors were compelled
to dUmoutit give up their guns mon-
ey watches and all other valuables
and retreat on foot.
One I'Hllure Ciiuhvh Other.
LlliKliTY. Mo.. July St'. Since tho
Farmers' bank of Orrlelc closed its
doors July 13 three other failures
have resulted. W. T. Aslier mid Alter
brothers grocery firms und A. M.
KltTe furniture mid hardware. State
Hank Kxamlner C. (. Austin places the
resources of the defunct bunk ut 0000
and the liabilities ut $11 (XH).
Leather Worker' Vn;c Inrri'itaeil.
Vi!.iinotoN Del.. July 20. Tho
wages of the employes of tho American
Leather company ut this place worn
to-duy advanced twenty-live per oent
by the voluntary action of tlio com-
pany. Hod Mill Worker Muy strike.
Ci.kvki.AMi Ohio July 20. It is
more than probable that the 1000
members of the Hod Mill Workers'
union lu this city will strike on Thurs-
day next for an increase of 12H poi"
cent In wages.
American A(ad ChmulliT-.
1'AitlH July SO. These Americans
have been appointed uhevullers of the
Legion of Honor: Mostrs. Ilartlett tliu
sculptor; Stewart tlie artist; and Udot
director of tliu Sulphides soeiuty at
I. tills.
Khler II1nh Ilcud.
Bi.k I'oiNT a I) July 20. Kldor
Joshua S. Vaughn (limes the famous
co-worker of Willluiii Miller tho
founder of Adventlsiii Is dead at this
uge of 01.
t leirlaud'n Now 1-aunrh.
IltrzzAiti.'s Hay Mass. July 30. The
steam yaoht Oneida with her owner.
Mr. K. C. Itenediot. the Intimate friend
of I'rtikhluut Cleveland on board ar-
rived here yesterday. The Oiudda
brought u llttfo naptha launch whluh
has been built expretsly for Mr. Cleve-
land's use about lluzzard's bay.
Corbett Will Not right IlUorce.
Nkw Youk July 20. Jumes J. Cor-
bett's attorney has notified lteferuo
Jucobs that his client will make no tie
fense to the suit of Mrs. Ollie Corbett
for divorce.
'S
SALOONKEEPERS DO NOT OPENLY
VIOLATE THE EXCISE LAW.
QUIETEST DAY ON RECORD
Metropolitan 1'ollre llnrr n Very limy
Sil.lulli In I Meet With .teiMtinnlilo
Snri-e t'lttri'ii Spies 1'lny n
rroiiilni'iit I'nrt Chilis till-
nerie Hie Orilrr Thirsty
Ones SVrk HoleN.
Nkw Youk July Mi. The police
made a supreme effort to enforce the
excise law yesterday mid to all np-
ponranccs they roulUed their expecta-
tions almost to tlio loiter. To all
practical intent the law was so thor-
oughly enforced that not a saloon was
open to the general public and so
fearful had tlio saloonkeepers become
of thoeitlxen spy that it was a dill!-
cult mattur for even the initialed to
got a" drink at any place unless the
proprietor or the man in charge was
absolutely certain that no danger
would follow the admission of the-would-bo
customer in tlio shape of a.
summons to court
The oldest men about police head-
quarters could recall no precedent for
the luck of disorder. At the clubs also
the excise law was to all appearances
striellv observed.
At the hotels it was somewhat dif-
ferent us tlie regular guests were sup-
plied witli all the refreshments they
wanted ut tholr meals. At the Fifth
Avenue hotel the wants of the regular
thirsty Sunday patrons were attended
to In parlor F where a supply of bis-
cuit wus furnished with every order-
for it drink.
Opi'ii lit KiiiiHim Clly Mo.
Kansas City Mo. July W. Kansas.
Cityans did not suiter with dry throats
yesterday for tlio want of something
to wet them. All ovortho city saloons
were opon and apparently doing a
siting business. While many front-
doors were tightly bolted and the win
slow shades carefully drawn to expose
the interior tlio side and back it nor
entrances presented kcenes of anima-
ted expectation. A wink or u nod
at tlie man at the knob a soft knock
and the door would ho silently opened
to tlio walling mob. Many places did
not exercise any precaution whatever
but lot tliu crowd come and go as it.
ideated in full view of tlie street.
In Kansas City. Kan. the joints were
all tightly closed.
THE TAYLOR TRIAL.
I'he Ktiltr Mm Closed nud the Difiino
IliRlim tin Side oT the fuse.
Caimioi.i.ton Mo. July 20 Tlmstntit
ill tho Taylor onto rested StiAunlay
ubout 10:30 o'clock ami uimrt ud-
lourned until 1 o'clock. Tliu general
sentiment of tlioso who have watched
the ease closely ut this time is that tht A
tal lias uitido u uiituh stronger case
at this trial.
At 1 o'clock Kdwanl llarton was In-
troduced by thu defuiisu imt his testl-
inony was unimporlaiit as was also
Dr. StcphouiHihit.
Clnronco Whittaker denied that ho
had gone fishing with Johnnie llolto
on thu night of tliu iilth mid said that
they did not seo the Taylors on their
way to Milan.
Miss Vtin Wye was tliu most im-
portant witness introduced by the de-
fense. Shu said she saw William Tay-
lor standing in front of the bank and
poUe to him.
The statu in cross-examination
brought out the fuct that tlio first per-
son she ever told ubout seeing William
Taylor was Colonel Meyers one of tliu
attorneys for tlie dufouse ind thuL
was several months thereafter uud
that ho drew up u statement of what
site would swear to which she signed
and that she ut homo madu several at-
tempts to copy oil" what was coiitiUncd
In her statement but failed uud tore
them up. Her testimony wus consid-
erably weiikoned by cross-examination.
Tho state will attempt to impeach
her testimony this week. Court ad-
journed ut : o'clock till Monday morn-
lug. Heath ut Coloiict WixmI.
Jamaica L. I. July 20. Colonel Al-
fred M. Wood two terms muyor of
llrooklyu und eoitimaiidur of tho
Fortieth regiment when that regiment
wont to thu front before the battle of
Hull ltuii died yesterday at his homo
in thu vlllafoot Queens. In lH7o Colo-
nel Wood was appointed United States
consul at Castullainure Italy which
position ho held for sixteen yeurs
Klduupplne Myntvry Cleureil lip.
Wichita Kan. July 'A). This city
was thrown into excitement yesterday
when It discovered that Mabel Worth
a young lady living here was none
otuur than iiuiu wurmaln who was
kidnapped fifteen yours ago supposed-
ly by (iypsle from her parents ut
llrown'a Vtilluy Travoro county
Minn.
Whin the World Will Itiid.
Si'itiM.rim.i). Mio. July SO. Kldor
Hiram Miuitfur one of tliu leading Ad
veiitists in a sormon ut tho camping
grounds prophauied tliu end of tho
world will coiiio lu 107 uoeordiug to
kvriplucu.
Heimvtt In He .Married.
Nkw Youk July . A dlipatoh
from r.arlin says that Jauie (iordon
lEennett U i marry Mrs. Aniienkow
the divorced wife of (Jonorui Anneri-
l.ow . u Itiiafciuu. who built thu Trans-
Caspian railroad. She is said to bo
one of tliu richest women in I'ltrln.
Dl.uttroui Moriu lu MU.onrl.
Ooi.ubn City Mo. July 20 Tho
rain whioh full Saturday night wai a
record breaker. Itejirt from Dade
and Cedar counties teJl of disastrous
Hoods and washouts.
PRICES FOR THIRTY YEARS
Vim Nllrrr Ilrlintrrs UIm-iim IA"niri nml
Whrnt I'lffitres.
CiitoAiio July SO. When the lastilo
bale but one of the Horvny-llorr sli-
ver convention opened Saturday Mr.
Ilorr began with a comparison of
the wages mid tlie cost of products
durlug tlio years from 1800 to l!o ns
shown In tlio table prepured by Statis-
tician Carroll U. Wright " With
wages and prices in 18(5(1 taken as
the Index or 100. it showed that In
Is'.MI prices were U.' wages 159 nml tho
purchasing power of wages 12. Ho
argued that ut no lime In the history
of the nation was tlie country as pros-
perous as it was then lit spite of tho
"crime of Wi." He submitted that
these statistics were tiiore'aimlicablo
totlie conditions under discission than
thoe of Mr Sauerbeck ' qtt itcd by
Mr. Harvey on Thursday RftIr. Sauer-
beck's figures were made from prices
in Kuglalid.
Mr. Harvey. In turn took up tho
prices of wheat for a Berlcsof years in
reply to Mr. Horr's statement Thurs-
day that tho farmer received us much
or his produce in gold as he had ro-
ivived before silver was demonetized.
tin iiuotod the prices from year to year
and declared that the arguments of
.dr. Ilorr were those which had been
used In all time to bulwark tyranny.
Tlie Iceclaratlonof Independence was a
proper answer to such arguments. The
proper Index of prices wus to measure
them in urticlcs of International use.
Tables made up by gold men even on
those urticlcs showed that they were
lower than in I SAO. Referring to Mr.
Ilorr's argument touching tlie ineasuro
of value in human toil ho quoted from
un urticlo by Mr. Horr in n New York
paper in reply to a correspondent sug-
gesting the making of so much work
tlie equivalent of a dollar. Mr. Horr
declared tho proposition absurd and
confusing.
OHIO DEMOCRATS SPLIT.
Sound .Money Mm und Sllverltcii nt Hut-
ler County Hold Separate Meeting-
Hamilton Olilo July 0. When the
Democrats of ltutler comity mot
j to select delegates to the state conven
tion eucu oi mo two iiiuiious nan u
large following present. The niuih
fight wus on securing tho majority
in the central committee for
silver. The convention wns called to
order in tlie opera house but there wil
a split mid tho sound money men ad-
journed to tho court house with ex-
(lovernor Campbell ns presiding olllcer
while the free silvuritos remained in
the operu house with Allen Andrews us
chairman. The excitement wus In-
tense uud for a time pandemonium
reigned. It llnully became necessary
order out the police force tokteporder.
The court limine convention elected
James K. Cumpbell ami I'uul J. Sorg
as delegates ut large to the state con-
vention. Thu other selected II. C.
tii-ay Peter Schwab David Fierce
John F. Nlelan Christian lleuuiug
holfen. K. F. Dundy of Mlddlotown
and Alf Demoret of Hoss township.
WESTERN CROPS.
Trnlllc .Muiiucfisi Heclnre They Will Ki
the IIohiU limy Ttvelin .Moutlin.
KansahCitv Mo.. Muly 30. Trufllo
ma lingers of tho Western rouds aro
busily engaged these das in estimat-
ing tlie prospective sio of tho forth-
coming corn crop. It is believed by
them that from Information they have
a conservative estimate is to give tlio
states of Iowa Nebraska mid Kansas
800.000000 bushels. Of this amount
00000000 Is credited to Ultimas 323
000000 to Nebraska and tho balance to
Iowu. This is of corn iiloue leaving
us much other cereals to be moved to
market. The amount of trutlie which
is looming into sight will certainly
keep the roads busy for at least twelve
mouths to u.miu so' tr.illle men figure.
Will OiiiiIiIh a uk in.
Ai.nANY if. Y. July 30. It Is prob
able thu restriction against gambling
mm' in effect ut Saratoga will bu abro
gated tho first part of tills week und
those persons who go to the summer
resort for thu purpose of gambling
will again putrouUe the hotels the
proprietors of which are complaining
bitterly of tho closing of the club
houses.
Stnhhi'd to Ilcnth ut u Haurv.
I'AinrcAii Uy. July 20. A Birming-
ham Marshall county twenty miles
from hure (ieorge Kgnar was stabbed
to death by Simon Adtiin at a danco.
A fued had existed between the two
men for several yuurs.
Cruied hy HIIkIuii.
Vanckhi'iio ly July 20. lilohard
Cooley of I ulrview Insane upon relig-
ion yesterday uttompted to cut hla
wife's throat but was overpowered.
He will lie committed to uu asylum.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
No. 2h-r(l wheat MJ-ic; No SCtVifllNa IGOa)
Ko. i rul. 7lo: No. 1 D'; No. 1 60c; rejbeted
17c ; no tfrado I car Ho
Corn w i to tic lower earlr but llio lo
wnt rocoverud Inter atid Iho murkvt clr.xl Tory
stronK. Tlieru ' u kikxI dvmauiL Ottering
aro iucientiiitf. itecwlpt. W rami a yr "go
31 car.
No. i iiiIiihI com 37iio ; N). '. 17c I No. i JUloj
Nai while oi Nu i. tie.
qUatu (old teady. Low ralt w.ro iteaily
UucelpU tl cans a )ar agu 111 car.
So. 42 mixed oU. tic: No. . ISiUBo: No. i.
) i;e;rvjecul. MiiUe; do ltu.1.. l&fille No
2 white. &U2Ge; No. 3 IcuXtif.
Ujo No '.' He; No. X 1 ear IZo; No. 4 2 cart
40e.
FlaxMod Uarket (teadr; Aumnit I1X5
rvHtiUmUr. Il.ui
Coin Clmp Klrni IWlie vt owt kicked.
JJrau Firm i!Coj pr ewt ackod( hulk
Hur liacslpu 17 cart. I ha market wai
IrouK. Old In worth tlJJl abote quo-
tatloni. Ituiutbr - 1 liOlao fV.Wi No.
I. tiM(L9: No. 3. tiXta. faucy uralfio. U.Ut
ctioleu td Na I 6; Nu Z HtjlVJi packing
bay. 4.
l.ho Nloik.
Dre.od beef and export lUwra. tl.to6S.0
Texat and Indian ttertt'ttu'4li Houlhwe.t-
ero ateera fl.HO; eowi and tielfera JJ.0Oft3.Kj
(tockere and foodr. Z.Hii.ti calrea tUli-UX
Hogt ItoeolpU 4ls7; llilpped jwUjrdar
ail. Tlie market waadull and to lie lower.
The tup price u t5 and tiu bulk of tela froot
4.B" tuJI.W
Sheep UaiipU Ml tblpped etrda(
41?. 1 be market waa Jow but about UaJ
FIVETHOUSAND ARE DEAD.
FRIGHTFUL INROADS OF CHOLERA
IN THE JAPANESE EMPIRE
KING OF COREA IN PRISON.
lap:iii Italnlnit llrr Ann)' nml Nitty to u
Wnr 1'iMilliig A Strong uml Wiir-
llke Temper I'retttlls Tliriuii;li
oil! tlie Country rurtlltm
tloiisnf I'ort Arthur lllm u
lip liy the .Inpiinesis
Yokoii k July '-0.--Stni'o tho out
break of oholoni lu Japan 0000 pumtins
have boon nttnclccil with the dlsotiio
and over A.Ooo person' luivo died.
St. I'KTKinuritu July 0. Advloos
to tho Novoe Vreinyu from Vludtvo-
stock say Japan is assiduously raising
her army and navy to a war fooling.
Two cruisers bought In I'erti liavo
ulready arrived and crews will shortly
bo sent to Hugland to bring out three
ironclads each of U'.nou toui which
have been ordered there. A strong
and warlike temper prevails in Japan.
Tlio correspondent further suys that
tho Japanese Imperial body guard has
been sent to thu Island of Formosa
where tho rebels uro supported by tho
viceroys of Southern China who send
them arms and ammunition to main-
tain a stubborn resistance. Tho Jap-
anese have blown Up the formications
at I'ort Arthur.
Cholera is raging in Corea uud In the
Mao Tung peninsula. Tlio Japanese
dominate Corea and hold thu King u
prisoner.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
F.x-UiilUd States Senator Lewis of
Virginia is dead.
The Superior National bank at West
Superior Wis. has suspended.
"Tennessee" King Ismispcoted of tho
McAfee murder at Lincoln 111.
Henry Itritdsliaw killed his wifu and
committed suicide near I'urls Toxus.
MuJorO. !'. Fowler u formor Mis-
soiirhin disappeared fiom Ferry Ok
The Dttlcu of Saxe'Cohurgaiid (iothn.
will leslgu his duchy in favor of hi
sou.
A .'I'utloiial silver party 111113' bo or-
guni.ed ut u convention to be hold in
St. Louis.
Any soldier lu the Herman army who
advocates sooiullsm will ho uourt
mat tiulcd.
Klghtoon ICtinsas City Kan. Joint
keepers were lined gRO a piece for lull-
ing lhiuor.
Kosalro (iardeno thu seventh victim
of die Italian Mallti murderers illrd at
Now Oi'lciins
At Madora Cul. sixty men lynched
Victor Adams who shot uud killed
.Justice lluhcr.
l.N-l'ru&idunt Harrison made a patri
otic speech ut u llag-polo niUIng ut
Did Forgo. N. Y.
Lucius Lusk Stout) United Slates
murshul for the southern district of In-
dian territory. Is dead.
Tho ouipruBft of (iermaiiy lint not re-
covered from tliu sickness otiuiud by
her overt Ions at Kiel.
An attempt will bu mudu to estab-
lish it lino of stoamphips between Now
Orluuus and California.
The North Canadian river Is out of
Us batiks uud lias Hooded HI K0110
valley tureral feet ihtop.
Tho St. Louis lieiuocrutlo primarloH
resulted lit theeleetlon of 11 full dele-
gutlou of free silver men.
J. W. Itulnhiirt formerly of tlieSautu
Ko has accepted tho presidency of tho
Chesapeake und Westoru railroad.
Louisiana sugar plan tern are trying
to souiiru a reversal of Comptroller
Howler's order lu tlie bounty itae
'i'he results of Heiuourutlu county
conventions throughout Iowu Indicate
a victory for Urn "sound money"
force.
Luther Muuduiihall the Holiest man
in Diiluth and president of thu First
National bank hits boon sued for
dlvoruu.
Stntlstios indloaU) that thin year's
production of gold will bo groatur by
several millions than that of any
former year.
Governor Culboreon of Texas has
Usued a proolamulluii prohibiting tho
Corbutt-FitMimmoiii llyht coining all
in that state.
James C. Filling well-known
throughout the country tu Mil expert
oil Indian luligUMgfh mill iiiytholOfy
died at Washington.
Abu Kothsuhihl olio of tho iniMit
notorious diamond swlndlurs und eon
Udenco men In the country ia loekeil
up at HuuUivIlIu Mo.
Judge A C. I'attou of Suliiui ICau.
has pu roll used tlie Junction City Trib-
une ox-CongrofcHuiuu Davis' paper. It
will advocate I'opulist olitio.
There Is talk of culling a sX)elul leg-
sion of tliu Montana loglsluliire to d
feut thu possible oousolUtutiou of tho
(Jrcat Northern and Northern l'ucifie.
The store of the Newi.kn Triiillng
company at Nowoku. I. T. was looted
by the Christian hiiitliers and other
outlaws. They got away with ubout
CJllO ivrirlh rt v)ii.I.'a
Sue notice of atslgneet sale of mil-
linery stocU in another colun.u
A Scientific Truth.
Tilt tlie toll and vrirelatioH !: yrow
Traai tu ali and is lia'i vol ?! .
Uiiiltrtlanil t
Uae Dauilarlne matflc hair vrower auu ral()
cure and your confUUiK wiiriow O a but-
tle will cimliK the loHiraet taadlair UaU
brad uu eartli that 11 will do iIm arur Haai
for our free trnatlae ou HMcawwut kaMsraa.
Our scleiitiilc ajriwkia ut Hu$ m-?I and bair
Our iirlmnl contract lor frae tivatsMMt aU-
tt'e Hill Biall tlie Oandarinv HaraM a muMlliljr
tiaiaar. litany addrea free fvr una jraar llaa-
dtitne I fvr salr bjr 4ruyaia4a and tatty yaar-
autrrillu alldlwafcrtiol lUocalpaadlMiUlMaa.
I.adltliat oiir irlaaay bat r la prwtueud milr
by Uamlcriue.
Kiioultou iinilrfiie Co
Oulbrle.oic
LOW SHOES
tiro necciwnry to Iteep the feot cool and easy in summer. Tim lady Is evident
ly .veil pleased witli lior's which are all that a perfect siiinmurfllioo could (bo
Tlioy van easily b dupllctittd in our stock which consist ontlrely of "ean'i 1 0
beaten" good. Low kI.oks low prices but high qiinlltlri describe our got di
in a few words. I host wlio have worn our slinos pruiio tlioin most stroiiK.
and tlie teHtlnionv of t'Nprrloncu is conclusive. Join the erond of witness's 10
tlie superiority of our slioes in value style Ot and wear.
Eisensclimi(it & HetsclK
Exclusive Shoe Dealers
118 West Oklahoma Ave.
Repairing Neatly Done.
Cheapest Place In Town
HIRZEL BROS
Dealers in
Provisions Crockery Queensware. Tinwaro and
WOOD
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GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
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Undivided profits : :
Stillwater and Orlando
Exchange Barn.
SHIVELY BROS. & VAN WYCK Prop's.
trirat-clasn livery barn at Htillwalur And Orlando. I'he host of tcains and
Improved facllitlya for oarryiut pasaongerii botwuon tlmso two polnta. Toaro
always roady to Btart ut any tlmo in tlio day and roturn at your pleaaitru
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