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Official Organ of Oklnhomn Domoorncy-
-Offlco of Publication Hnrrlaon Avonuo
VOLUME 11.
r.UTHKIE. OKLAHOMA SUNDAY. APRIL 'JI 1898.
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Danger Is 4
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be sure tlie drugs are pure t
and carefully compounded.
I f you come to us you can t
always feel perfectly safe.
None but the very purest
drugs can reach our shelves J
and our system of com- J
pounding prescriptions as- 1
sures absolute correctness.
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The Eagle Drug
BLOCKADE IS COMPLETE
Havana Harbor
under
trol.
American Con-
M'KINLEY- ISSUES A CALL
J W MoNEAL Viiksidkmt
A. J. SKAY Vick-Vbkmiikwt
GUTHRIE NATIONA
L BANK.
Capital
Surplus
SSoooo
ioooo
Hoard of Directors In addition to Hunk Odlcurs:
Jaraei Stratlon Horaca Speed Robert Martin J. 11 CaWnRharo
W. J HORSFALL Caahlor.
N. h: sturgis
Complete Cotton Ginning Outfits.
From wagon to bale set up ready for work
including boiler and engine. Gold medal
awarded at Worlds Pair and Dallas State
Pair.
N. H. STURGIS.
For 125000 Volunteer Soldiers Kvory State and Territory
Will bo Called Upon According to Population Termor
Service to bo Two Years Unless Sooner i)ibcii:irgeil
Deelaraliou of War Will be Published
Alter Spain Has lloon Whipped.
Special to the Daily Lander.
Washington April 28. The report that the City of Paris
was captured by the Spanish lleet was found to be incorrect at
9 o'clock tonight. In Havana harbor the blockade is complete.
President McKinley made his first call for troops today mak-
ing the limit at 125.000 men. Every state and territory will be
called upon according to population. The term of service will
be for two years unless sooner discharged.
orreflpondonce Solicited
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liKADKIt WAR KULUyriNS.
Washington April S3 Secretaiy
Shoriuan niul Soiretary Long will re-
tire from the cabinet tho first tf ne.t
week The probabilities are that Ad-
miral Walkor will Micceed Secretary
Long as head of the navy department
Awlhtant Secretary Diy will succeed
Searetary Shermau.
Wasiu.noton April S3 It t rnm-
ored here that the Spanish navy has
eapturod the liner Paris which Bulled
from Southampton yesterday. The
United States oruieer Topelca la re-
pDrteil to have foundered while cross-
ing the Atlantic from Iingland.
Washington A.rll 23. A special
dispatch from Key West says that the
blockade of Havana wai cotumeuoed
yesterday by the capture of a Spanish
freighter named l'edro Itilboa at S:3S
o'clock lait even'.ng- She wsa cap-
lured by tli -j battleship New York. A
telegram itatt e that our ll-et will tc-
day move clter to Havana and vmhio
range of the guae bi'the shore bat-torus
W'AiHtKOTOK April 81 The presi
dent today Issued a call for 125 OO'J vol
notMn which ore to bj appointed
from th) several states aud ten ivories
accirdlug to their population.
Kky West I'la. Apill 13 Tho
Spanish steamer 1'odro was brought In
here at 6:30 o'clock uuder steam in
charge of a prize crew.
Qukknstown. April 23. The Spanish
torpedo bait Aude is still la dock at
Cork. No truth in the report that she
left hero at about the time the Paris
iff t Southampton.
Huknos Avhk April 83 Now an-
nounced that the departure of thr
Spanish torpedo gunboat Temaralro
has been postponed.
Ktcw Wkst April 33. The captured
steamer Huenu Ventura ie still aground
and leaking badly. There is strong
suspicion that she was seuttled by her
Spanish crew.
London Apill 23 A dispatch from
Singapore says there is reason to be
lieve the Spanish mail boat Isl de Mm-
dano will be eaptured by the United
States erulser before she arrives at
Manila.
Madrid. Aoril 23. 18:15 p. in. The
Spanish senate organized today. Cap-
tain Oneral Blanco wai congratulated
on enthusiasm ihown by the army.
Washington April 28 At 18:15 p.
in. the senate adjourned uuul Monday.
No business done today.
Washington April 83 The army
reorgau.zUiou bill was passed by the
home at 1:13 p. hi. The senate won't
pass the army reorgaulas itlou bill to-
day but will aHjiurn immediately after
Walthall's obsequies.
Washington. April f J The presi-
dent has issued a proclamation ealliog
fur 135.000 volunteer to Miive two
years if not sooner discharged.
Thr lrvtotN4Mto.
Whereas by en act of congress en-
titled "An Aei to Provide for the In-
ereailog of (he Military Establish-
ment cf the United shates to Tine of
War and for Other Purposes" ap-
proved April 22 H4 tia president
was authorized iu order to raise a vol-
untser army to Issue his proc amatioo
sailing for volunteers to seivjintbe
army of the United Stares
Now. therefore. I. William McKin-
ley president of the United Hietes by
virtue of the power vetted in me by
the conktuu 'on ai.d law and deem
in? safli-- ent o as oo ty exist i av
thougi t ti t call f jr a.d hereby do
eall f"r vjlun-eers tj the aggregate
number of l..ujj .a order to carry
.NrMfintiffj llrtlrn trr m-f bn Our Art(h
St. Johns April 23 Governor Mur-
ray acting under instructions from
the Itrilish government issued a neu-
trality proclamation today warning
ltrlllih tubjecta against violation of
the neutrality law as a state of war
exist between the United States and
(tpaln.
The governor has also ordorcd that
the St Joli us dry ilook be reserved for
the itto of litltlsh warshirw in tho
event of an omerironcy arising.
TARIFF BILL
I Srir Ijmh r Ilnl (I lllllltnt ( I'rorhtrtt
for In thr .1p.iiMrr.
WA91IINITON April 2 I A 85W) 000-
000 louu is provided In the new war
tar (T bill in tho form of .1 percent
10-20 bonds Ooo hundrt'd million dul-
lara of oortlflmtoH to bjnr 3 pur cent
interest are also provided.
Into cltjot the p.irpoto of tho
Hald rosolutlou the eamo to
bo apportioned as far as pracllc
abld among tho several states
and territories and the District
of Columbia aocjrdlng to population
and to serve for two years unlet fi
sooner discharged. Tho details for
this object will be immodiutely com-
municated to the proper authorities
through tho war departmonL
In witness thoreof I have hereunto
set my liiuul and cauicil the -semi of tho
United States to be alllxml.
Djne at Washington th's 23rd day of
April 1993 and of the Independence
of the United States the 123d.
William McKinlkv.
John Shkkman
Secretary of State.
Tho president also concluded to do
fer at least until Monday the message
to congress recommending that a
declaration of war be passed. Senator
Davis chairman of tho committee on
foreign relations some days ago ex-
pressed it to hi the view of tho miu-
inlttee that it declaration cf war
should b mailo In pscifle tome by
corg-ress bit since then ban expressed
the belief that it Is not necossary.
Members of tho cabinet however
with only one or two exceptions still
believe a war declaration la absolutely
nroessary in order to fix x proper status
of this government a? sueh n dei luro-
tlon unquestionably would uularge the
scope ot the rights of this government
In cose of a general conil c and it is
not unlikely that congress will bo
asked to take this stop on Monday or
soon thereafter.
There sejins to be no longer any rea-
sonable doubt that Secretary Sherman
will leave the cabinet Assistant Sec-
retary Day is his probable suocessor
although so far he has persistently de-
alioed to allow his name to be ti6ed in
that connection. The president how-
ever it is understood will insist on
Mr. Day taking the oiHce.
MAJOR A lil) WIN LKAVKS.
Anadakko O. T April 23. Major
Frank 1) Ilaldwin Fifth Infantry U.
S. A. ban bfon relieved from duly an
Indian ugetu at Anadarko and ord-
ered to report to tho Inspector gjneral
at Washington to be assigned to duty
as acting inspector general depart-
ment of the northwest. Mtjir lUld-
win has gone to hli new field of duty.
WoundB received In active service in
the army debar Mtj r llildwin from
toking part with his regiment at this
tunc
Fort Iteno ie a deserted post. Lieu-
tenant Shulleubarger and twelve men
tiro nil that aro left. At the ollleors'
quarters the curtains are down and no
sign of life can be oeeti. Djwn in tho
row whero the enlisted married men
live the wivtS aid ahildiou of llu men
who wont away take things uuiy. A
Horgoanl's wife iu answer to a ques-
tion about the risk her lunband wnnW
run said: "What do you suppose ho
enlisted foi ? Wm it to please the In-
dies who wanted to too hh Hie form
atdrcet parade or wai it to light tho
battles of his country? if Ooil spares
him bo will 00110 biok and If ho doeb
not we will do the best we cui "
Hon. J. .1. O'Rourk has aiked Gover-
nor llarnes to allow the unlisted men
of disbsndoncd Company I) 0. N (1
to re-enlist and hold themselves In
readiness to respond to the call to
arms whleh ii hourly expiated Mr
O'ltourk did thle at tho last gallon cf
more than half of the men of the dis-
banded company. The governor wired
Mr. O'ltourk he would take the case
under advisement and let him know in
tlmo so that there would bj no delay
the matter.
TJIK qUEKN IIKJIUKKI).
London April 83 The Madrid cor-
respondent of the Dally Telegraph
sayst "In well-informed parliamen-
tary circles a pesslinibtle view is taken
ae to the up-shot of the war. liven
the politicians who are patriotically
supporting the government aceute the
Liberal cabinet of having brought
ubaut the war and of having in a da no
preparations to esrry it en. Those
who have studied the question sillrm
that the war will be of very short
duration and that when it is termin-
ated those who are responsible for it
will be called to account.
TO CUT UAIUiKS.
JCqiitfiitrU I'ur 7iuf I'iii-wm thr Many raw
Ij-JI lift) U rt Vvtlrnliiu JIhihIiw.
KiV Wkst April 23 The United
States steamer Mangrove left here at
5:40 tills morning fully equipped as a
cablo ship. She headed southeast and
her destination is said to be south of
Cuba. There it Is believed she w 11
cutolT onblo communication with tho
lalarfd propar so far as tin southern
cables uro ooncorned. Another report
has It on the authority of one of her
ollleors that sho ie going out to the
Key West ship channel to remove the
buoys.
IS SAKK.
23. The United
States cruUer Topeka is safe. It was
not the erulser whleh collided with
the Albatross Tuesday evening after
leaving Falmouth. 'I he steamer Jesa-
mind IlrltUh anived at Cardiff iu a
damaged condition. She reports hav-
ing been in a collision with the Alba
tross.
T0LKKA
London April
HE ill SAFE.
I'rtrniln Hurr lUrn Sritl Iu ll'urn II tr unit
th UnmrtmrHt I Xvt Alarm!.
Washington April 23. The navy
department is fully aware of the
whereabouts of the battleship Oregon
and the gunboat Marletti but for
prudential reasons the officials prosl-
Uvely deellue to say where the veteels
are whether or not they have been
ordered to return to San Fransiseo or
in Jaet to wake any statement re-
specting them further than that they
have no apprehension for their safety.
It ie known that the department has
takes steps to have the Oregon met
by frleads and warned Jof the out-
break of hostilities and of the presenee
of the Spanish torpedo boa; Temeralro
at liaenus Ayres on ber way to the
North A Han tie station.
CONUKKSSIONAL SUKNKS.
Ilaw thr llunr 1'ivnltiw tint M'(- DeriHW-
li ll'rro '
Special to the Leader.
Washington April 83 No stranger
to the proceed log of the American eon
graft' looking in upon the lower house
last ni tt lit eoutd liiva believtd that
body was in the B ileum deliberation
of declaring war against a fellow na-
tion. It looked more like the stub end
of an Oklahoma statehood eonvention.
The house took the long wait of the
eveniog good iiatoredly. When the
representatives and spectators assem-
bled at 8 o'clock there was a prevailing
opinion that differences would be set-
tled speedily between the two houses
and prompt adjournment had. Sena-
tor Teller's statement in the senate
before the rscie bad caused many to
believe that tL.-t body would yield
readily. As the time wore on aud on
eon fer sea appeared the hall was en-
livened by the hum of social conversa-
tion. The reserved galleries tiled rap-
idly and there were many fashionably
dressed ladies aiaoag the spectator.
Hut hour after hour was destined to
fade into its successor and the h Mostly
chilly ungodly time of i a. m. to ar-
rive before au agreement was reached.
Not familiar with the subterraanan
features ef the oommittee work where-
in desperate dlsoutilou on the question
as to whether the flag of tho Cuban
republic was to run up was being de-
aided your eorrei-pondent could only
observe some of the socie.1 above-sur-faoe
feature ot the memorable night.
Attn It was memorable fateful in tho
history of tha republic. It did not
lake the correspondents lonjr to figure
out that It was the hundred end some-
thing anniversary of the battle of Lex-
ington as well at emancipation day
and in the month of the year in which
America had entered into all her wars
Hut you couldn't have guessed that
it was anything more than a national
holiday softened and subdued by tne
pleating incidentals of a Dutch picnic
Representative James Hamilton Lewis
tho picturesque statesman from Wash-
Ingtoo appeared In spotless full dree
attire. lleprcsentntive Adame seme
in and had a hurried consultation with
Speaker Heed who listened patiently
but without moving a muscle save for
tho incessant twirl of his stubby fore-
fingers. Representative Ilailey watched
the discussion tilted back in hie ac-
customed place bat unllko the
speaker he always twirls his thumbs.
Close by was Kroelwick morose and
uncommunicative but probib'y In-
wardly cussing Cy Leland m the
mithor of his vioes. The dark-stclnned
Curtis was smiling no doubt at how it
happened Down the aisle wilked
Representative Nortjn of Ohio with
hiti hostile tie of II tilling red which he
has worn almost constantly since the
war oloiuts arose. Then there
was the bellicose Hirtlott and
Allen witn a new spring
worsted yarn Many members were
in full dress There wns 8el.r of
New York looking enough llko our
own Ji en Diggs to be his twin brother
Sam Overstroet's brother Jesse with
complexion as bright as n. now blown
poppy and with au administration
pull as strong as a Y.ile crow. Kven
Dennis F ynu showed up although hi-
political asporattons have jjlned the
heavenly choir. Several ex mem tiers
who have real'ced that oft be oometh
upasatiiwer and is soon cut dowo
were stuttered about. Representa-
tive Hainer wlioie insidious tongue
dropped mannu in pleading a brother's
petition Ucneral Urosvenor the Ar-gua-oyei);
Dingloy whot-e IdolU -d off
pring tho Diugley bill seems like s
blasted IIjwlt wasting to its decay;
tho "reconcentrados" who know thai
bitter in the bread of political de-
pendence; Qilgg like u despairing
shepherd ready to 'lang himself to the
first willow tree; Hepburn wlicso
words like a metoor of the night al-
lure but deceive All these were there
hut uowhero was our Calluhan.
The protracted wsit grew more
tiresome which even frequent adjourn-
ments to the lunch counter and its ad-
junct could not dispel. It la strongly
suapscted that the great AmeiUan
game of poker had a seesion but I do
not 11 ml any men lion of this feet in
tho Record l'apere booki watte
baskets and tho outer covering' of ham
sand wlches sailed through the air and
the house was having iuort fuu fian
a sot of ichool boys. Now and then
rose the Intermittent ihundor o'
Speaker Roed's gavo' like tho ecliooi
of a bimbsrjment. These thlngt
were too dull for some of the mora In-
tense spirits who gathered Iu large
numbers in thn rear lobby of the
house There led by Representative
(Juigg. of diminutive staturo from
New York they exhausted a reper-
toire of popular inU'U Representa-
tives Tawney of Minnesota; McClel-
Imi of Now YorU; Foote of New
York; Hamilton of Michigan end lien-
net of Njw York raleed their
voices In tuneful accord. As the
notes of 'There'll He a Hot Time"
rang out through the corridors Uncle
Joe Cannon stepped proudly up and
.iown the lobby a eiger stubbornly
protruding from his mouth and Rep-
resentative llsboook of Wisconsin
who has the burden of a congressional
campaign on his shoulders dancrtl
around with spirit on the ted carpet
in spite of his great avoirdupois. "A-
nlu Laurie" and other aire were
hoartllv j lined iu b tho eonetautly
Inereoiing eouipany with Mr. Cjolgg
boating time until that worthy struck
up-
VVe'll bans; Ucneral Wt-yler to a sour apple
tree
We'll hanie Ucneral Wryler to a sour apile
tree
which was eaught up end rolled along
until It Oiled alt the aisles and corri-
dors of the capltol.
There was a He publican caucus at
the sroaker's desk. The conference
was loug and earnest. General Uroe
venor Representative Dlogly and
other stalwart Republicans were there
arguing slid gesticulating. Above the
hum ot volees Captain Hoiitelle who
had voted for Mr Diogley'a amend-
ment and explained that be was
against the resolution earlier In the
day was frrquotly exclaiming "One
morn time aud the will coma down "
and Representative McMillan got off
the joke of the day bp rising to a
point of order and stating "there ere a
number of gentlemen here who can't
hear what's going on." Democrat ell
over the house caught up the fun and
began "Uiging to the BepuLlicau
around the speaker's desk for instruc-
tion "Nearer My Ood to Thee "
Hut In tbs small hours of the morn
ing the committee did agree. The fur
stopped the II uttering of fens r4
thn a'tention of gallants wfrn HU
continued a"d amid cheer i the rei-olu
tions were adopted
Then the throng Bled rut Into tin
morning and the great lUbt In the
dome bl-sed no more The curtt'm
dropped on that feene When it rises
again it will dise'oae shins and men
nd in arch i off armlea end the thun-
der of artillery with tbt world 'or an
audience. II-
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PRESIDENI SIGNS THE
VOLUNTEER BILL.
BLOCKADE PROCLAMATION
traval ttfflelals Feet Vry t uiulanee la
the Ability nf the Mrnj-on unit Sin
rtntte Ku Only to rroi
Thxmnolvm Her to Drtrnr
Spanish Qantra tt- dipt.
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W a Mt i no ton April
two further linportar
ington towards actus
to mention tho overt
seizure of the Hpanli
Von turn off Kej
first was the issuo b;
his proclamation am
world a blockade of
ban porM and the
signing by him of t
for tho utilisation t
forces in w.f. Th
there was a noteblo
the navy ilcpartmei
Captain Koyal II 11
tho tqulpment dlvt
active service.
Follow ing up tr
nlng with the bl
the statu dopn i
Identical note t i
ativcs of foreign ii it
Washington n ' f i
policy to lw put i l
mont In tho man
and nontrnllty.
In brief. It donlti
ernment will not i
ing that tho oucBj
tiitl bottoms nave
einpt from seizurr
not contraband
aro exempt fro i
blockades to bo '
footive. In aii' .'
prltiolpIcN laid I
of l'arls In 1 .'(
Inquiry at tli. n
to the story thf
arranged for t'n
wailau islands '
of a coaling atst i
to secure any i
the subject
There is good ai'
ing that tlio a tori
that all that has bu
v.do for tlin cstabllsi .iiont ..f a
depot and its adequj pint.- t
Tiie naval otllcial fee I . . .
fldonco iu tho ability f Hi
and Marietta not ml. '
tliumselvcN from the Spu i'
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HAi't'l.i'A April 83 --liic un y ng
on the St LjuIs & Oli laiioma ' . ty ra 1
road will begii on Muy i .u t w bo I
pushed forward at th rau nf a 'o a
ley.
A half a mile of tn
in the new ix'enate
more t ard room Tl
io arrlvo aud will coi
at ill rate of three
a week
Many of the brldg
Dieted and all pllir.-
for twenty or thin v n
place
Work on the i r -U cut t. n n -s
wost of tho cltv a mod 11 ii r 1 ai
will be ready by ). turn tli" trs-k-
layerereauh It.ai' fiat t'" 'a' rgl
will cause no dele.
It Is believed the' the tracu ay ngl
will be completed t Onlaiira City
by August 1ft
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Headache. More Throat. Cute. Bpralni
Hruleee. Old Sores. Co'aa and all pain
and inflammation. The most penetra-
ting Liniment in she world. Try it
St and 50s. V. It. Llllle Co.
vti.r iiio.ketfe is Uailtxt
W tMiiM.iov jirll S3. 'lhe limit
t.ou uf th ' i le in Cube to a eer
to I un f u island was not
.!' ii . l to-day. but one
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 124, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 24, 1898, newspaper, April 24, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74213/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.