Oklahoma Eagle. (Stillwater, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, December 29, 1893 Page: 3 of 8
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GENERAL NEWS.
CMiMMd ft* th. C.n„„,.nc, #f
ned Heftier*.
•l?eE0 ,t0^, of thc defunct Kansas
llas roc''ivc|l a threat-
w.a''nin^ hin) that lie has
OOlJT until Christmas to live.
rn'.raer "".V that Cleveland
.,"??l?t„en,l'on 'restoring l.iliuok-
•lanl to her throne by force.
Ar!c" Saturday
fllS 4 lcr was murdered by a
Bend who tried to assault her.
«n3Hevar\n|U?! Crrm'nl!°n of the Mis-
Step m 'vn at SL'll:llia llas ended
alter a very successful meeting.
A dog show open.nl Tuesday at Chi-
fuV hun<lrctl ela'-1" have been
entered by out-of-town owners.
The safe of the Piano National Hank
V'1" U ils b,mvn t' Pieces
•uin ° ' an(* robbed of a large
The third annual session of the
■Northws* Missouri editors closed at
;• Saturday with the election
or oflicers.
The employes of the Lehigh Valley
road were Tuesday notilicd that the
wages of yard engineers and firemen
Would be cut.
?''®. c'.v'' *er"icc commission has
submitted a report showing wlmt has
been acomplished and what is hoped
to be done in the future.
By resorting to strategy Monday
•taller Noon of Kansas City, succeeded
In ascertaining the dwelling place of
a woman arrested for shoplifting.
. house of lords has virtually
j i tlle employers' liability bili,
and their action has added fuel to the
fire of resentment ugainst the peers.
THe police of Sonth Bond, Ind..
think they have a clue that Frank
u a notorious pold brick man had
a hand in the recent bank robbery
th«re.
In the supreme court of Kansas an
important decision was handed down
Saturday, to the effect that the nnv
mortgage law does not affect actions
bejfuu before it went into effect.
The supporters of Lee in Virginia
are unwilling to abide by the action
of the caucus and will try to organize
a bolt and elect him senator in spite
of thc indorsements of Martin.
The war of thc crusaders on the
ichita saloons is becoming serious,
and there art* prospects of pravc
trouble. Saturday one of the league's
•potters was set upon and severely
beaten.
The shaft of the Kohinoor colliery
of Shenandoah. Pa., one of the Read-
ing Company's largest mines is burn-
ing. The miners all escaped. Kight
hundred men and boys will be out of
employ ment.
There was almost a riot in London
Sunday when the anarchists defied
law and tin* police and gathered in
Trafalgar square in spite of the or-
ders for them not to do so. which htul
been issued.
Chief Harris of the Cherokee nation
has withdrawn ull opposition to the
sale of the Cherokee bunds, and will
further their sale. The authorized
agents will sta.t east immediately to
sell the bonds.
The Downing men in the Cherokee
council claim that one of their mem-
bers who voted to pa.-s thc bill for
the appointment of financial cominis*
aioners over the head of thc chief was
paid for his vote.
Albert Iirumen, receiving cashier of
the Rochester. N. V., Savings bank,
committed subide Tuesday morning
by shooting himself at his house, lie
had been ill for three weeks, suffering
from an attack of la grippe, and it is
supposed that despondency prompted
the act.
Circuit court at Dexter, Mo., on
Tuesday sustained the Niagara Insur-
ance company in its refusal to pay a
fire loss, on the ground that the loser
ha I not complied with n clause of the
policy requiring the assured to take
an annual invoice and keep a cash ac-
count. depositing both iu an iron safe.
The directors of the influential Gcr-
mania Club, of < hicago. have declined
to accept a picture of (iovernor Alt-
geld to be hung in the club, and the
governor refused to attend the ban-
quet given bv the club the other night.
There is a great deal of feeling over
the affair and it means a split in the
club.
OF INTEREST TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Pr. Amlek Atlvlee • •« • Ch me
of Climate.
Cincinnati, Dee. I-.—At n meeting
of physicians presenting tin' Amick
cur" fin' consumption called to discuss
with the discoverer, at his home here,
his published assertion that change of
climate is unnecessary, Dr. Ainiek said
to-dav: -a warm, dry climate is bene-
flciaf if the patient stays in it perma-
nently. but harm always results from
a stav of a few weeks or months, when
the patient returns to a colder tem-
perature or lower altitude. I njess
patient, desiring mv treatment, lie
Said- "can go away to remain unt 1
Eav I advise them to take the mcdi-
•Ine in the comfort of their own homes,
)mt wfore they definitely abandon any
nroDOsed trip, depending absolutely on
S,7'd" 'ver?to Jure them, urge each
♦./rtrst trv the treatment free or ex
oenae and then decide for themselves,
fth^'fore furnish free test medicines
I * !n Wlnr «nv lung trout.le to en-
& A pV*!a,n "
* Mlht With Death.
grave It «« m°?th or tw° the
grave. It is now declared by one ol
in the* rT,Uble ,"ru« Association'
trmii i count'y that these kidney
troubles are the result of Uraemia
been fcvered'"41 ^°rtain C"r<! htt1
Coaden.cd N.wi of Oklahoma
dlan T-rrlt. rl *.
County Q has a cash surplus o
.n the treasury.
The cotton acreage in Oklah
constantly increasing.
Ella Dimmick Goodwin is th
i . r", "10 majority oi °'a Poet at I'ond Creek.
gradualiv'Hfailing 'either "hai stren?th, Now Perry is understood to 1
Picion of the na^re of th^trouble'or 8ti" T°r th° "P1*1"
TflE TWO TERRITO
judge by result"
having always been told t^t Bright .
Ijisease could never be cured have
shrunk from the knowledge that thev
were victims of it. Now that a cure
nas been discovered however there
need be no hesitation in learning what
indicates the disease ami each case can
be tested at home by thc one interested
without either expense or incon-
venience. Progressive physicians are
now agreed that for the several months
before child-birth ull women are
especially subject to kidney troubles
and that tests should be made during
this time to determine whether sugar
or albumen indicate kidney disease,
llic many cases of I'reamic convulsions
occasioning death at. or proceeding,
child-birth are due to this cause which
is too often overlooked ami unsuspect-
ed. ^ I' rom all this it would seem a
plain duty to take advantage of the
offer of The American Drug Associa-
tion whose address is Cochnower llldg.,
Cincinnati. Ohio. The offer is that to
each person sending their address a
test outfit including full directions and
apparatus for the most accurate test
for itright s Disease and Diabetes will
be sent securely packed in a wood case
free of cost. The Association is well
known to us and can be depended upon
to do just what they say.
Mrs. Lewis has been arrested for
-lolling liquor to the Osage ludians.
Now it is silver that has been dis*
covered in the Wichita mountains.
Holders of lots in Enid must fild
upon them before next Saturday.
Niehtheroy, the royal suburb of Riii
de Janeiro, has been completely de*
stroyed by the shells of the insurgent
fleet.
The Hanseatic house, an Americari
grain warehou Anthwerp, was de-
stroyed by fir riday night with a
heavy loss.
The coming winter has been select-
ed for a series of extensive Russiad
army maneuvers in the deeply snow-
clad portions of Moscow,
A small coasting steamer foundered
off Kagohara, near Natsuye. Thirty-
five out of sixty-four pusseugers and
all the crew were saved.
As soon as it became probable thafc
Oklahoma was fo have two new jus-"
tieej there was a great rush of appli*
cation for thc appointments.
Dr. Edward Morwitz, proprietor od
the Philadelphia Herman Democrat,,
oldest daily paper in the country, died
Thursday, after an illness of only sijd
davs.
Fire caught in the rear part of the
Levinc Bros." clothing house, 110 and
111 West Superior Street, Duluth.
Minn., Thursday, and greatly in-
jured the stock and building.
Matters were comparatively quiet
on Trafalgar square Sunday, anarch-
ists fearing to make demonstration^
on account of the excitement over the
Paris outrage.
The village jail of Stoutsburg, Mo.,
was broken into Wednesday night, and
a large sum of money stolen from
John Williams, who hail been arrested
for drunkenness.
A large tir-- occurred at Morgan-
town. .V. C.. Thursday morning. An
entire square ill the business part of
town was destroyed, including a hotel
and several stores.
Secretary of Agriculture Morton is a
very small bore man, who, being not
bigenough for the place lie is trying
to till, has an idea that the place is
not big enough for him.
" The convention of the American
Federation of Labor opened at Chica-
go Monday, nnd the opposition to
President (iompers is strong enough
to insure a lively light.
From the debute of the past week In
the reiehstag it is becoming evident
that the government will fail in forc-
ing the passage of some of the pro*
posed financial legislation
. The anarchist named Valiant, who
was one of the wounded taken to the
hospitals, has confessed to being the
person who threw thc bomb in the
French chamber of deputies.
At California, Mo., the large salo
stable of 11. I . Duwcnlck was con-
sumed by tire Thursday night with
eight valuable horses, harness, feed,
etc. The loss is estimated at 810,ooa
In the house this week thc Demo-
cr ?s will endeavor to force the pass-
age of the bill admitting Utah as n
state ami in the senate the election
bill will probably come up for dis-
cussion.
The first news from Honolulu
since the contents of Oicsham's letter
were made known there was received
Satur.lay. Great •excitement prevails
there and the queen has asked the
provisional government for protection,
feuring her life is In danger.
Saturday afternoon someone In the
gallerv of the French chamber of dep -
uties threw a bomb, which immediate-;
ly exploded, wounding three deputlea
and scores of other persons. The
greatest excitement prevailed. The
police have arrested a man named Le-
noir, who Is atrongly suspected of be-
ing the guilty party.
Horace Speed, it will be not
still standing on the burning de
Electric and water franchis4
been given by the city council of
The county commissioners hi
cidcdthat P county must have
The Salvation Army at Out
engaged in a healed discussion c
An air-line wagon road is to 1
structed between Perry and P;
Simmons is the name of ti
baby born in Manchester and
hoy,
It Charles Bowman hassucceede
ert (ialbreath as postmaster c
mind.
John Schmooko, and Miss A
Ilickox were married at El Rem
nesday.
Santa Fe is still howling
townsite commissioner, Colonel
of Georgia.
Seven members of the petit j
Oklahoma City have been excu
account of sickucas.
Sam Small is after the devil
lahoma City, and he will use M
of yueensfbury rules.
The leader of the band in
well refuses to play the corm
says he has subs to toot.
The story that there was a
on the Pervy, Enid and Pacific ra
is a malicious falsehood.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perry, age
years, 10 months and ti days d
Oklahoma City Wednesday.
The experiment station recomi
that tlie young fruittrecs be wr
with cornstalks or old papers.
As an Jeditor in Oklahoma h
pressed it: "Tom j\ing just in
herself in a pair of pants and lit
I On Sunday next a new tim
goes into effect on thc Clioeta
provides bat for one train a
leaving El Reno at 9 o'clock a. ir
Oklahoma City about three p. id
Two men. Bush Johnson and
Dunn, son-in-law and son of .
Dunn, who lives about eight
northeast of Hennessey, have
missing since Monday night, Se
her 18. Young Dunn made thi
with his brother-in-law, who
good claim, and together they
to Enid to file. On Monday
they went to where some of
friends were sleeping and with
they were stopping, und got
guns, saying that some fellows
following them and they propoE
do some following also. Their fi
told them to come back but thej
ho attention and went away, and
not been seen or heard of since.
James Dunn has offered a rewa
S'-'UO for their recovery. A close s
of canyons and streams in the vie
of Enid fails to reveal any tra
their whereabouts.
One of thc most remarkable (
sions of the year left Fort Smith,
this week. It was a special trail
the object was not pleasure, an
conductor's duty was not to tali
the fares. The guardians of the
wert! a sharp-sighted I'nited S
marshal and eight trusty dej
with Winchesters and pistols
played in suggestive profusion,
passengers were thirty one of
most hardened criminals that
terrorized the Southwest, and in;
rendezvous of the Indian Terri
They had been sentenced by J
Parker for terms ranging fron
to twenty-four years in the K
county penitentiary at Brooklyn,
to that point the train was spec-
Among the prisoners were Kid W
and Creek more and Chaney ol
Starr gang. The object ill ta
them so fur away was evidently t
the men out of old associations
where their prestige for breaking
and other desperate feats hail
reached. It was a remarkable
ture, this special train of con\
one which in a few years it wil
impossible to witness, even an
the Indiau Territory.
Pond Creek Tribune: It co
county 815 to find out whether .
Masse stole IS cents' worth of wii
look it by mistake. A jury of tw
ford men and true decided in
tninutes that the wire was ti
through error, and the charge of t
Was "einoved from the oscutchec
Mr. Masse. The case was a petty
brought by Joe MeKlnney und.
Hallisy. Masse was building a ho
He had some wire i n the rear o'
lot. He sent Will Franklin afte
lly mistake Franklin got tho '
from an adjoining lot. Hallisy
^IcKinney, who owned the wire,
formed Masse that Franklin had ta
II part of their fence. Masse sai
was a mistake and that lie would
pair the damage. Hailisyand Mel
uey tried to "bleed" Masso out o
un a compromise. When Maase
fused to put up compromise mo
Hallisy and MeKlnney awore ou
complaint against Masso aud had
arrested on the
the plaintiffs
a showing
discharged.
had been taken. 9nir(ltr. he «„ imV
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coat of IS eemta. hll 1KH„ W|f
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