The State Democrat. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 98, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 25, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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ThQ - Democrat.
Adort Xj Bixler, Ed.
WORM AN, : : OK, TBR.
NOT CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
Colonel llrecklnrl<l*« Hftunri III* Coit-
Krcmlonitl l> t t**o.
Washikuto*. April 17. Breckin-
ridge appeared on the floor of the
home to-day for the first time since
the trial began. He reached the capi-
tol shortly before the session oponed
and went first to the appropriations
committee room, where ho exchanged
greetings with members of the com-
mit tee. There was no allusion to
the litigation and merely the usual
expression as to good health. I hen
lie passed through the lobby to Shak-
er Crisp's pr rale office. where Repre-
sentative Henderson of North Carolina
was consulting with the speaker as to
the resolution of reapeci to Senator
Vance. There was a brief exchange
of good wishes and again a careful
avoidance of personal affairs.
Then he passed into the private
lobby of the bouse where he
encountered many members. All
shook his hand in passing There was
nothing, however, in the way of dem-
onstration. He went on the floor just
as tin* ohapU'n wm concluding hi*
prayer and sW/xl with bowed head at
the closing words. Then he walked
■ cr« s the front arena, grasping a
ban 1 here and there, and proceeded
up the aisle to his ? at. Members
were busy with their work and
many failed to noticc him. Three
or four well known men in the im-
mediate neighborhood ot his seat
leaned over and shook his hand,
lie wore a smile but was evidently ill
at ease under the ordeal. His face
w as florid and seemed to be more than
usually flushed. There was little
about him of the composure nml non-
chalance mi characteristic of his earlier
congressional days, lie fore he had
lieen in his seat two minutes he arose
nervously and left the chamber.
Breckinridge said he would at
resume his congressional work,
is chairman of the appropriations sub-
committee on deficiencies.
SENATOR HILL HISSED.
Single Teier Tom John on Htlr* I'p
Krene In New York.
Nkw Yokk, April 17.-Senator David
11. Hill was vigorously hissed lust
evening in Cbickering hull. The
caston was a meeting under the
auspices of the Manhattan Single T
club and the hisses were called forth
by a speech from Congressman T
L. Johnson of Cleveland, Ohio, w
arraigned Hill for his tariff speech.
After Mr. Johnson had discus;
single tax •< -mnounced that he would
answer questions, anil a man in the
uudionce wanted to know by what
right the Ohio congressman came to
New York to insult Dave Hill, "the
greatest living Democrat." Mr. John
son bad no opportunity to answer this
question for a minute or so. Tlier
were hisses, cat-calls, and cries o
• Hill is a traitor to the Democracy.
When quiet wus restored, Mr.
Johnson said that he would answer all
questions that bad direct bearing
bis speech, and the same man asked if
Mr. Hill was not all right in denounc-
ing the income tax. "lie was right in
'•ruosing the income tax. but when li-
ad «nce>v the doctrines of protection
which bis pari, denounced ii
fraud, then he went out ot the Dt
cratic party," Mr. Johnson replied
and there was an outburst of cheers.
GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE.
All the Wf«l ru rorllnn of tlie Itimil
Tletl l'|> spreiMlhiK Knntwaril.
Sr. Paci* Minn., April 17. — Vic
President Howard of the Vine
city toniay, am mat tne strweon tno
Great Northern railroad would not b«
extended to this end of the line for
day or two yet. Meetings of the local
unions will be held in this city
Minneapolis to-uight and to-morrow
night to act on the matter. Last
night's trains went only as far
( rookston. and the road from Grand
Forks west to the coast is reported
tied up completely.
Skatti.k. Wash., April irt. -The
Great Northern railroad strike
tended yesterday over the Cascade
division and the coast lines and the
wliolcsystem is laid up from Minot to
Seattle and from Seattle to
Westminster Hardly a wheel is turn-
ing or a telegraph wire ticking over
".non miles of line.
WATCH WHEEL IN HIS SPINE.
l.ieuteniint Hawthorne Operated On for
n Wound In the Slow* War.
Bosto.x, April 17 -Lieutenant II. I ..
Hawthorne, of the 1 'nited States
army, acting professor of military
science at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology for three years, was in
the battle of Wounded Knee In try-
ing to stop a bullet from a rifle in the
hands of a Sioftx, the works of his
watch were driven into his body.
The wound troubled liim a great deal,
ami at last obliged him to go to the
Massachusetts general hospital w hore
sn operation was performed. The
operation was successful, the surgeons
tiudinir a watch wheel at the base of
his spine.
SHORT IN HER ACCOUNTS.
.Mr*. K. K. Palllam, Ireanurer of tort
Ncott, Kmi.. Hliy ■ I . too.
Fort Scott, Kan . April 17. An ex-
pert investigation of the books of
Mrs. K. H. l'ulliam. treasurer of this
city, the only female treasurer in the
state, makes it appear that she is
JlI.'100 short in her accounts. She has
been suspended, pending further in-
vestigation. and her bondsmen have
taken up the matter. It is not
thought she has been d'shonest, but
that the shortage is due to some one
having obtaiued the money by illegal
means.
No Foreign Miner* for Colorado.
cnim.k L'kkkk, Col., April 17.- The
miners' union and other local organ-
isations, G0<> men. paraded the camp
yesterday. President Calderwood of
the uuiou addressed the men, saying
the country needed shorter hours of
labor so the toilers could have a
chance to rest and claimed the local
corporations were in conspiracy
against the miners. Other speakers
said American miners would not allow
themselves to be beaten down bj
Italians and Hungarians.
l'olice of Koine have unearthed an
other dynamite conspiracy.
Kight thousand Colorado coal miners
will go out on strike April 20.
The safe of P. Murray at Hesston,
Kan., was blown opeu and |50- in
cash obtaiued.
Republicans of the Sccoud Oregon
Congressional district have nominated
W. it. Ellis for congress.
Woodiuff & Co., clothing dealers of
Parsons. Kan . assigned; liabilities,
$11,000, assets, stock valued at fis.ooo.
Judgment has been rendered against
Frank Daniels of "Little l'uck fame
for 9100 in favor of llarvey ( arson
Clarke.
The civil marriage bill has passed
the Hungarian Diet for the first time
by a majority of 165 votes. W hen the
bsrures were announced there was
loud cheers and cries of "Klj
J. fcj. MeFadden a retired • itulist
and a pioneer M issouriau ied of
dropsy a.1 Sedalia at the age of 7o
years.
IAMKS M. HARVEY DEAD.
CONSPICUOUS KANSAS LEAD
ER PASSES AWAY.
Ji nt noN iTiv. Kan.. April 17. Lx-
Ciovernor and « > ''nited States Sena-
James M. Harvey died at his home
r this city at midnight last night.
had long been ill and death was
not unexpected.
ies M. Harvey was born In Mon-
mnty, Va.. September .'I. Isn:i, of
irginian parents, who when their
liildrcn were young, removed to the 1
In 18511 James M. removed
Adams county,111., whore he fol- |
lowed his chosen occupation as a land
surveyor, to this county, which, with i
an interval of a few years spent in ,
irgiuia, continued to be his home. ; ^ _
tained his original homestead in
.. ...i.:.. ..ti nr.. 1 tan • .
(((fili'ti tuwimliip ull bin lift". i (s M|)4 \Vushin£t.>n 1,U«S4
111.- outbreak .WUI,,, j s ■r-o.STili \\Vst Virginia
mk.ii after Mr. Urvey m'UUv I * ,Vy„,nin|f, ?,4 ,Jtl, W.m.
«nt in Kansas, and lie piomptU
nlistcd and served as captain of com- ! w-
any G in the Tenth Kansas Volunteer
infantrv, a regiment formed by the
consolidation of the 'I bird ami Fourth i
and a portion of the Fifth regiments.
Tenth" saw a great deal of j
\ its last being at the capture
if Fort lllakely. Mobile. It was mus-
d out at Montgomery, Ala., and
THE COAL
AMERICA.
-Nine Million
i Twtee Ciovernor ami Ouee
iite* Senator I it|dnlii of n Re,
In the War of the Helnlllon
tier All IIU l ife.
One Hundred and *e«
Ton* I'rotlueed l.int Venr.
Wakiiinoton, April H - A report <flt
the production of coal in |S'.i:i has la-en
completed by K. W, I'arker of the
I nited States geological survey. It I
shows that the total produc-
tion was 170,.12(1,01 - short tons
worth Sjo:.,j;. i.4;ti, as follows:
Alabama I '.*0,011.1 tons, 95(OiM.-
: s:t value: Arkansas .*.0H,70:i tons.
8701,347: California 7'.'.0o:t. Si 07..
Colorado 4 .'f,. M.OO.I.M'.': Georgia
.'.71". Jf:n .'..'. 7V; Illinois. 10.104.501,
*17,8'.'7..'•••■: Indiana, n.OHl.751. f t.* :t7,-
r.1Indian territory l.'.'V.M lo, .«"Ml*.-
A37; Iowa 1,701,036, *1.949,7(18; Ktnaai
v. t.vi.iil I. st.oI "... I: Kentuc!,'.
010, «•.' 40o.07.'t; Maryland t.•>" 1.Till.
98,90D,710t Mlehlgan 15,979, 989,4681
Missouri ".747.4".'s. 90.:t--5,.v. t : Montana
tin,400, SI.Mi.oTil: New MexicoOOl.415,
S'Hs.'.'lH: No**th Carolina 17 000, 9'-'5,5o0;
North Dakota f. .ho, v,0.1.50; Ohio 1.*.-
5 10.770. 911,553,704; Oregon 41,083,
8104,500: Pennsylvania, bituminous
43,208,053, S31,408,473: anthracite 5ft,-
050,4(81, 985,084,405; Tennessee 1.001,-
074. 92,053,977; Texas 302,130. 9*188,'.''i7:
8011,002; Virginia 813,-
REED'S RULE ADOPTED.
THE HOUSE TO COUNT quo-
RUMS HEREAFTER.
roinmxwi \i i ns o\ a iitRor.
They I em* 4'iinilterlaiid, Md., sinning
••The llMttle Hymn of the Kepuhllr."
CtMIlK.ui.and, Md., April 18. Tho
army «>f the commonweal was astir at
daylight, preparing for its barge trip
The New Rule Caused by h Vote of
to 47 All llie Nt-KHilve Voles l«t • .> During the
llemoeratx Alaeutw-i lo lie Docked
Whenever A way.
Washington, April I •*. I'he house
yesterday, by an overwhelming vote,
decided to adopt a quorum-counting
rule, which, for all practical purpo-es.
is the same which Speaker Keed of
Maine inaugurated during the Fifty-
first congress and which won for hiiu
a world-wide reputation N ither
undue excitement nor tumultous
scenes marked the crushing of the old
legislative barriers. Mr. Keed ami
the Republicans generally were in a
happy humor over tho victory they
MISSOURJ'S CROP REPORT.
Wheat l« Rueoverln* and l.ooka I wlrly
Well In Mo«t ( ountle .
('oi.i'MBiA, Ma, April 18. The bulle-
tin of the weather service in co-opera-
tion with the Missouri state Hoard of
Ajfrieulture. issued yesterday, says;
sek ending Saturday
April 14. the weather was much more
favorable for growing crops than
during tho week preceding, '"it was
too cool for vegetation to make much
advancement Wheat is recovering
slowly and looks fairly well in most
counties. Karly sown wheat suffered
most from the freezing weather in
March. I" a few instances winter
wheat has been plowed up and the
ground prepared lor corn
The greater portion of the oats
sown earlv in March has been
killed and re sown or the groun
plowed lor corn. Late sown oats ar
growing slowly. In the northern po<-
tion of the state farmers have beer
busily engaged preparing corn ground
Iowa crop bulletin abows condition
crops to be exceptionally good.
Three colored children burned to
death iu a cabin near Pincville, Ky.
The state of Massachusetts on May
.0 will pay off the last of its war
loans, amounting to 98,402,148.
Republicans of Second Indiana con-
gressional district have nominated
olonel A. M. Hardy for congress.
Hon. C. .1. Hronson of Lexington.
Ky.. savs that he has no intention of
naking the race against Breckinridge.
Kd Morrell, partner of Handit Chris
Kvans. has been sentenced by .ludg
Harris to life imprisonment f«
clo lh<- thrift bill
• nali- Mr Morgan took
ned lo a manifesto fro.ii
Democratic association
ti wbh-h a number of In-mot-ratf
umoru t horn htnwelf
Vcril ti At I
taken up in Ibe
th<- rt 'or sad r>
allowed to be in
tariff
call'- I
... whiih they were
•mask. I Democrats" -That. n«
remarked. "U the French method «.f trylnx a
nun in tin absence and without Ncrvlm notice
opon him II pressed himself as sat
islled Willi the bill now before
Hi' reflate as it came from ttic
tinanie committee and it wus his purpose to
vote for it without any amendments so f. r ;is
he knew II -fore pro.-eodtn ♦ with hlsspocch
Mr H ue imiuirod humorously ub«ather auv
other senators whose n.im -s were Included n-
fie Minnesota lisl desired t< ciplaiu their
positions, ami none r.-«iK ndin'z he
.-peech in opposition to th-
Hale
irlfT bill.
'Iu led his speech
R.. „ior Peffer Itulshed les speech
The Massachusetts supreme court .. hlch Was be-uu and Interr.ipl-'d l i. t 'I'lnir-
. « .low,, u .l«,.| U.n ,.r*l,.rii if T ^MESL SSS Vw/S
hat MW),000, the reserve fund of the „f senator^ • n i.oih side of the
husetts branch of the Iron hall, cb imber. m.t tbf-v ^radualiv " '
- •* ~ limo the
| fatted to Follow Hi Efm«rV
Mat Fan DUva sle I wiahyou wouU
not be so rumbiii. : in your conversa-
tion, Mr. Spoon. V few minutes ago
^vou were remarking that you loved
me
Mr. Spoons—Y-yes.
Miss Fan Disyacle—And now you
suddenly break off and ask me to "*ar"
ry you. 1 Mease explain yourself.—*
Chicago Record.
As lifting Appropriate.
"I have just received an invitation.
Bntd Unci.' Allen Sparks, "lo a "eil-
ding. The bride is u girl of 18 and the
bridegroom an old man of 08. It is
beautifully engraved, very tastv, and
yet there seems to be something lack-
ing. Ah, I have it. It ought to say;
"Kindly omit flowers."
j Democrat.
hit ved. Those who expected 1 and some have commenced planting.
oting John"
shrieked
Mr llarvev had barely completed bis to \\ llliainsport.
military service when he was elected White, the bugli
to the Kansas house of representatives, reveille from the grand stand, ♦ the
I in isti". and IMO. of the ball park, just as the
I'liis was followed by service in the sun was topping the rugged moun-
1 HtiH. Ill
d the Re-
state senate in lst , an
September, istis, he recci
publican nomination for governor, his
"pal competitor in the conven- |
tion being (iovernor Samuel .1. Craw- i
ford. He was elected easily and in
Januarv, 1800, he assumed the office j
f governor.
'1 ho growth of the young state had
■een retarded by the civil war. and it ■
kits during (iovernor Harvey's first
administration that the marked de-
velopment of the state, especially iu I
the line of railroad building, really |
began. In the Republican state con- .
ntion of 1870 he was renominate I ]
the first ballot and was elected !
md term.
us governor. Mr. ,
i« i tfii. the ''!im i slat It re ^of ' "" prominent citizens of the town
i„,t„ short time, ..'7i i.«,i t„™e,i .«.ttoM,io....„ i-.M-J.
tains on the east of the river. ine
men rolled out « f bed, sweeping down
their apology for a tent and swiftly
bundling it. with bedding, into the
wagons. There was scant time for
a perfunctory washing before the
line of inarch was formed, and
the army plunged down into the
deep canon through which the pike
runs into Cumberland. The mist
and shadows still hung about the
towering rock walls .">oo feet above,
and through the cold, still air the
marchers sent echoing the strains of
"The I tattle Hymn of the Republic"
Solemnity was changed to laughter
as the army made it' way through
the town, swapping rude jests
the side wall.
had t
Mr. Reed would taunt and jibe his
political adversaries wit h their alleged
inconsistency, were disappointed.
Only fifteen minutes on a Bide were
allowed for debate, and Mr. Reed, in-
stead of consuming that with an ar-
raignment of the Democrats, good
naturedly distributed most of it to
Democrats who desired to oppose the
new rule, and when his time was ex-
hausted. he jocularly asked for more
time to dole out among his friends on
the other side Messrs. Ury an. Cum-
inings. Wheeler, Kilgore and Russell
being the Democrats
In the coal and southern countn
planting is well in hand. The acreage
of corn will*be somewhat increased.
Fruit prospects are much better than
i they were a week ago.
MISS POLLARD WINS.
Colonel Breckinridge Mulcted for •IS-
OOO for Hrencli of Promise.
Washington, April 10.—The Pollard-
llreekinridge :>0.000 breach of prom-
ise case went to the jury at 3:11
o'clock yesterday afternoon and at
ere thus J returned a verdict in favor of
warding her 81.1,000.
day was marked by
given an opportunity to protest Miss |>0nard,
against the adoption of the rule ,rh(J el„sin;
When tl t? voW w h a. en • t^ \ jicate(j passages between ex-Congress-
it se en re d* ev e r v Republican vote ami ! man J ere M. Wilson, leading counsel
carried by a vote of Ji:.' to 47. The | for -Miss Pollard and Attorney St oil
Populists did not vote on the propo- for the defense, in regard to the fain
sition. The Democrats who voted j ,,us black bordered letter: Mr. Wilson
against it were as follows: Abbott, declared it: the course of his speech
Itarnes. Hlack of (ieorgia liland, j thut tjH. letter was forged and that
llreekinridge of Kentucky. Hryan, Uy-
num, Capheart. Causey. Cobb of Ala-
bama, Conn, Cooper of Texas. Covert,
Cummings. Dunn. Durborrow, English
of New Jersey, Epes, Goldiaer. Orady,
Hull of Minnesota, Hinds, llolman,
Hunter. Kilgore, Lane. Laphatn, Lt-s-
Mallorv. Martin of Indiana, M
he roiidinir of the jour
into a deadlock over a
question the hepub-
„■ paid to the receiver t I„<ti,nar«lis. I "j™"™ SJSlTvlilWu
Ther * is to be a bitter fight over the
•uc ession to Senator Vance of North
a rolina.
In a wreck near Uilliard, Wyo , the
ngineer and fireman of the train
ire re killed.
Senator Mills of Texas will probably
succeed Mr. Vance on the senate li-
aance committee.
The Lexington preachers covertly J VioVZVh """outhwaite*'" nail Catchin •'
lenounced Colonel llreekinridge in I Dcmcurat^. and Messrs. herd and
their sermons Sundav. Hurrows. Hepublicans. held a nieetmir j 'st
s* h.'fore tho house convened and formulate 1 a
Under authoritv conferred by the ni;.-to i-rush lilihuster.n.-. niaklnn th.-penaltv
ict of March s. iH'Vt, the president has j -t f .ilnre to ^ t.- punishat.:.- i.v a tine
ranted to the city of I'd Paso. Texas, j ,byan^htch'^'thc ir^hilnds'Vero to t -
or use as a public park, the site of . ,i,.,i Messrs Reed an i Burrow
the old Fort llliss cemetery.
The supreme court has granted '
notion to advance the cas*.-of McKane.
Immediately aft'
I tiiil the bouse w
1 technical parlian i -
I luans nol \otui. and tit'- Democrats lucUm:
th rty three of a quorum It soon became evt-
; tit-iii th-it no busitiesi c mid be traosactod and
j t i:to the house adjourned
i April 12 —The Democratic inan iuers in the
iniii-e decided to take heroic measures to
; force the HepublU-ans to participate in the
1 proceeding and the committee on
; rules, ' •■- - v.-. a,... rviun
Mes-r
rmined to contest every inch < r
,e ground and a fierce parliamentary ti rht
us immediatelv pr> . ipitated T'.ie Demo-
. ts were unable to mus e • a quorum to a t
din/ themselves
«ed.
i offered t
revoke hnves of absence ami coiiuici nicut-
tendance of abseatees. Hv resort to every
means known to parliamentary law th" l.e
publicans suc.-eoded in preventing the adop-
six V
s and a half
. action of the routine liusi-
•Mr Kyle of South Dakota
olution propositi.-a ci
Mr. Stoll had the letter from which it
waa prepared in his pocket. Mr. Stoll
regarded this tts an insinuation of
forgery or knowledge of forgery and
resented it.
For a time there was much talk of a
duel or hostile encounter, but after
Mr. Wilson made
Aleer. Mclvaig. MeMillin, Ileilly. Kus- pinnations which were declared satis-
sell of Georgia. ifynn- Stevers, 'l'al- | fuctory bv Mr. Stoll and thus the
dissipated without
bott of Maryland,
CAMA WANTS REVENGE.
|H7l electing him 1'nited Stat
tor to till the vacancy occasioned by
lie resignation of Alexan ler ( ald-
vell. Tho voting was prolonged fot Aduilrul niello Will He I halleimed to a
everal days. (iovernor Harvey s | llf,, |,y the Man lie Deserted.
1
erved in the senate till March 4. j sides the utmost contempt is expressed
s77. when he retired to private for Admiral de Mello. whose desertion
and again took up life on . ,,f Admiral da (latna is looked upon
clouds \
iv serious trouble.
SHORT IN HER ACCOUNTS.
racoy. Turner of
Georgia, Warner, Wells, Wheeler of !
Alabama. Whiting. Williams of llli- |
nois. Williams of Mississippi and Wise; |
total, 47.
The adoption of this rule, taken ill I tin. 1:. It. Pnlllam, Treasurer « f Fort
conjunction with the decision to en- scott. Knn.', shy •i.aoo.
force the old law of lH4(i to dock the | Kort Scott, Kan.. April 17. —An ex-
salaries of members absent save on ac- e|.fc investigation of the books of
oonnt of slcUm-v will, it thought I'uilium, tr..a „r«r of this
put an end fori —
nlly treachc
en his most intimate siipporte
vhich
his farm in Uiley. neveragain holding
public office. Heitig a civil engineer
by profession he took surveying eon-
tracts under the government in New
Mexico, doing the work a most hard
ii ml fatiguing one -himself. It was
in these vears that his strong frame
in his youth model of Iv vigor- , lu| ^ Tll„M, wl|LIUI1J
shrnve, l™ ' Mello ti,.- i.vst hollev th ill
I,..I to his later rt'ioovnl to \iis.'i,„a in | ,„11V„|,I ,,„v sm-li mi-ntintf.
the hope that his health would lie
benefitted by a milder climate. I It-
lived for ' some time in the
vieinitv of Norfolk and late
To sueh n extent does this feeling
prcvuil that it is openly stated that
Da (ituna proposes
ami compel him to
m bat.
k out Mel 1
t him
who should know
cut into the lumber
at Richmond, but tluallv. either
belief that his health was partially re-
stored, or from ti longing for bis real ,
home, he returned to his old farm in |
Uiley count v. where his useful and 1
honorable life has just closed.
Govornor Harvey wan married in
1H/.I to Mrs. t harlott • ( niter of Adams
countv and leaves a large family of
children to whom he was a devoted
father
if.ni.ii ins, \pru i.. -senator
N ance of North Carolina died at his
home in this city tit ll:'i(l o'clock Sat-
urday night. He had a stroke of apo-
plexy iu the morning. He had been
suffering for some time from paralysis
and a complication of diseases, but the
end was sudden and unexpected.
take care to avoid any such meeting.
If the rebel admiral falls into the
bauds of President Pcixoto, there i>
i , little doubt but that he will be
business | promptly tried by court martial and
• fro
encrxl Sloeum I
iik. April 1<>. (i
i died nt PJ.-o:. •
ing. lie had bi
and death \
■neral Henry ■
clock Satur- !
few days, and death was not expected.
Ha* Id lindley I It-Id at Itenl.
NkW York, April 14 David Dudley
Field, the eminent lawyer, died very
suddenly to-day r.t his home N<>.
Gratntnerey pluc.*. of pneumonia.
suicide Crunk*.
1.1*111 A. April 17. (iottlcib
I Stephen (Jirtler, members
e club at Audenrid. placed
their heads upon the trolley track at
I laze I ton as a car approached. The
wheels struck but did hot injure the
men. They fought when driven off
Next they laid their heads ou the
Lehigh Valley railroad tracks, but
shot
A lllll lo Mi|t|treH« l.ottericM.
Wahiiinoton. April is. Scnat
Hoar, from the committee on judicial-
made a favorable report on bis bill
for the suppression of the lottery
traflic. The bill was amended to ti
considerable extent ill committee, ll
provides a fine of Sl.o(M) and imprison
nicut for two years for setting up or
pendent upon lot or chance, or lor
sending lottery tickets through the
mails.
Monetary <'onference.
Wasiiinoion. April 1*. Another in-
ternational monetary conference this
time, perhaps to be held in the City of
Mexico, is among the probabilities.
The Mexican government, through its
diplomatic representatives, is quietly
pressing upon the attention of the
powers the feasibility of again under-
taking an adjustment of the monetary
question, and the time is believed
ripe for further effort in that dircc-
t ion.
Santa Fe Taxes.
Topkka, Kan.. April is -The taxes
of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad company in Kansas, for 189:1.
aggregated 9800.0(h). The taxes will
all have been paid by the last of this
month. 'owley county received the
banner tax income for 1811.1, the sum
being }<l .'. too. Wyandotte county's
was 9p.1,81.'«, which was paid yes-
thought,
to parliamentary
obstruction. The enforcement of that
law will keep members at their post
of duty and the rule will prevent
them from refusing to participate in
legislation when present.
the army drenched.
The Industrials llroken t | l v the Htori.i
Near Council Bluffs
Omaha, Neb.. April is.- Old Proba-
bilities did what neither militia nor
courts could do— scattered Kelly's
army. Hare boughs offered but little
shelter from a Missouri valley rain
storm, and the army now knows just
how much water can come from a
cloud when it all comes at once.
During the entire day the
•amp
ity. the only female treasurer in the
state, makes it appear that she is
91,300 short in her accounts. She has
been suspended, pending further in-
vestigation, and her bondsmen have
taken up the matter. It is not
thought she has been dishonest, but
that the shortage is due to some one
I having obtained the money by illegal
j means.
henry s. ives dead.
1 The Celebrated Napoleon of Finance nno
Stock Operator I* No More.
Nkw Yoiik. April is. Henry S. Ives.
' who tlied last night in Asheville. N. « ..
J was formerly a member of the firm of
' Henry S. Ives & Co.. which failed for
| *15,000,000 in August. 1ss7.
I In September, issn. Ives was
ippellant, vs. Warden Durston of
Sing Sing, and it was set for hearing
in April 23, ahead of the call.
At the Kansas university seniors
banquet Saturday night a lotof bromic
icid was injected into the room and
several students were nearly suffo-
cated.
Grand Muster Sargeantof the Ilroth-
erhood of Locomotive Firemen an-
nounced that he will accept the Re-
publican nomination for congress in
tho Eighth Indiana district.
Senator Allen of Nebraska, lias in-
troduced a bill to prevent federal
judges granting restraining orders
tgaiust the enforcement of any state
laws until after the formal trial of
suits based on sueh laws. ^ ^ ^
Mrs. Campbell was burned to death i^he^urireu.
in her home near Charleston. Mo. {up and Mr t'ocUr.-n offer-1 mi amendment
which was agreed t". .tppropi i .tinflC x>
The Adair county (Mo.) Democratic t the mint at Phiiade.pii. i
convention split anil lioiuinlltetl two
sets of delegutes. „r piatcn and reports pre.nrei for tne
■riu- ne« pa|H i- men of oklahoma j "'."S'-.r t'I!'
have preferred charges against .lutlge J M s i.imtlm,,.„ until I o cio.-i-. « le a the invent
Scott because of his treatment of l'.d- . (l,.|k;ency toll was displace.! tlte UII'.IT loll
I tor MoMutora of Knld. i "o? V,V «m
Hetween 5.0(h) ami O.OtXi coal miners ,...ncni/i-.i wnd he hecaa hi •
IB th* district about Birmingham.
Ala., have struck, pending a settle- j IMlti u oi lll(. ron showedev.icti,-a-laoi-um
incut of wage differences. j present \fter an executive .session the sen-
Democratic member* of the house j *l 1 iVo"tover the adoption of the new
differ as to the advisability of cliang- i rule to s.-.-ur.- .• votin; .|U..riii.i w..-
ing the rules so as to permit of count- | when the hous.
of this
Durin: the tram
nesS In the
intro'tneeil - --
tional amendment relative to marrlago and ti.
vorco which win referred ti the committee
on indlciarv When the hour of I
o'clock arrived, the tariff hill was laid before
the senate, and Mr Peffer wan rei-o.'iiized and
delivered th- third Installment of his speech
ou th-hill At 5 o'clock Mr l'efTcr ti id not
tin shed. and. according to a/roemeut. tho
tariff bill was laitl as.do and the uiveut de
tliiency hill was taken up At .1 o clock the
senate adjourned, without further action on
the l.ill
April 13 llut ten Demo
present when the senate in
many Kepubllca
that on Tuesday
addrc
Man and Ilia 8t rroundin*«.
"Do you think that a man can bo-
come superior to his surroundings'.'1
"Yes" replied the flippant girl;
''but there are cases where it is impos-
sible. "
"For imtauoe?"
"Well, take the modern chappie.
You can't make him better than his
clothes to save your life."—Washing-
ton Star.
Pinning IIIm Down.
She—Why didn't you come around
last night?
lle -l didn't got through at the of-
fice until st) late that I hadn't time to
go home and dress, and 1 didn t like to
call in my business suit.
She-Why not? Don't you mean
business.—Detroit Free Press.
The Excelsior is the largest diamond
in the world. It is now lying in one
of the safes of the bank of hngland,
ami rumor lias it that the German em-
peror intends to purchase it at what-
ever cost. It is said that *1,000,000
would be refused for it.
i all
A husband is a plaster that cure
the ills of girlhood. Moliere.
hout half us
nave notice
Mr M. I .in rio would
t-fU-icii
liill
tariff
• ..id :ii that
She Said:
Let's Try Hood's
And It Helped Them Both
Liver Troubles — Dyspepsia 29 Yr .
ing a quorum, as dccid-cd in caucus.
John E. Yates has been appointed
postmaster ut tlallatin. Mo.
Senator Dixon of Rhode Island, will
not be a candidate for re-election.
He intends to resume his practice of
law.
Two hundred Slavs have left Pitts-
burg for the cotton plantations of
..xaln without
' journed
j April ti - The principal spc«
the
declared in
• was disappointed ii
by the llnani-
. .. ... presenting i
would yiv.- tranuuilitv
t hreatened t he count
! prepare
t omniittei
which
Park's
the timber lie a
ing, like Micawl
turn up. Kations were apt to in-
tailed in a few hours, for the tine r j st
taint.v of delay suggested the certain- j Sl.
tv of hunger. Anil then the rain i
came. It fell in torrents for it few
moments ami soon scattered the men
in search of shelter This tvasi-v x
tremely scarce. The militia occupied
Mill, wait- | brought for trial bafore Itecord
iu-thing to ' Sinythe for over-issuing 0.0(K) shar
Ives unabl
MURDER
ali. 11 ami
jurors
to agn
and suicide
i the vieinitv and 1
j terdn
Two People Killed ill
it limn:. Ok., April IN.
• stoned away by worknic
are hiding in the wood:
respectable citizens an
j regitrtled as cranks.
passed over the count
i east of here at o'
1 morning, doing
' dumagi
-A tornado
thirty miles
o'clock yesterday
great amount of
unty four
•I*iiIk«* spencer llei-llneM.
St. Joskimi. Mo., April is. Judge o.
M. Spencer, general solicitor of the
burlington, who litis b en pushed by
the Democrats of this district to make
the race for lb
die t
congn
Oil III IU
irty. publicly
t make the r
ich that thev
Pl.ATTI t'lTV
lay afternoon
thrown from
Mercer's store
-ounty, as she
huptising. and
vho, it
tliought.
s of the
I that he will
ill not permit.
i llortr mo i Killed
Mo. April Sun-
liss M. Atkinson was
r horse iu front of
nt
in thb
turning frc
instantly killed. Thi
and fell back on licr
the horn of the saddle striking her it
the breast.
A Kmimdii !• tan i I'm
Sthoxo Cit\. Kan.,
Hardin, w ho made
it one time with liari
tallest men in the wt
home in this city last eve
sumption. He measure i
ng <
tlv
April ih— ti. i
tour of the world
nnin as one of the
Id, died at his
veiling of con-
.vlien stand-
feet and six
! houses are reported demolished. Over
' the line in Pottawatomie county u
! do/.en houses are wrecked and two
people killed.
Sntov Iu I olorado.
T>KN\Kit. Colo., April IS A severe
j w ind and rain storm accompanied by
> large hailstones begun last night, the
1 wind coming from the north. To-day
the rain has changed to wet snow,
which is driving furiously. No infor-
mation of damage has been received
yet, but news from the mountains is
expected.
< o«t of I'ropoiril MeHr.ir.imo l unat.
Washinoto.n. April
Morgan has completed
sent to the senate within the
or two. his report on the Ni
canal. The report savs: "
revised estimates of the cos
i canal, and work connected with it.
makes the total 8i7.ojo.ooo at the out-
Ailinirat Irwin o.i i tie Kellrctl I Ut.
Washington, April is. At Honolulu
vestenlay Admiral Irwin liuuled tlown
his flag and transferred the command
of the vessels on the station to Ad-
miral .John Walker, taking his own
place on the retired list of the navy.
the onlv buihlinir
As a result the entire eoi
soon drenched.
The shower ended, the s
warm and bright and the
ered again, mud-besmear
draggled, an I something of a feel
ing of desperation developed,
tie neral Kelly
u cume out
irmy gath-
ti and bc-
\ l\;io*i«s i'Hrmer shoots III* Wife anil
Kills Himself Willi I'olaon.
..rA',n.,i>n^M,.v"wV.nVV,
five miles fram Hiawatha, this morn-
ing fatally shot his wife and committed
suicide by taking poison.
vher
eturn
hud been all day. and his
camp at nightfall
ife and had been
married to him only a few months
ttnd their married life hud never beei
■eiopeti. i |m.,pv Watkins has a family o
Omaha. 1 ' ;
anxiously awaited for by the men. I
When Kelly went back to camp he
took with him $1(50 in cash and three I
wagons loaded with provisions, sub-
scribed by the citizens of Omaha, j
Shortly after Kelly's return to camp
rain began to fall steadily, and it
looked like the shower would continue |
all night. This ron lered the situa- \
tion of the men almost intolerable.
hildren b
riage, and two of his i
arrested as i
ms have bee
to the crime.
hill DENOUNCED.
id XehraKku Democrats 1
Major Morrill In t lie I.cad.
Toi-kka. Kan., April 1(1.—Repub-
lican county conventions were held in
Sumner, Jackson, Kingman, Finney,
Trego. Lane and Crawford counties
Saturday to elect delegates to the
state convention. Major Morrill car-
ried a majority of these,
receiving about fifty votes out
of about seventy elected. The
others were for (ieorge Martin
and D. N. Heizor. Atchison and l.eav-
^ enworth counties elected their del-
inrm *>pee« o. egutes to-dav, a nil both counties in-
, April l". the satno- stnu.led for Morrill. With thesedelega-
leading Democratic j tj,,ns. added to those already elected,
of the state, last night i the total will foot up-1" delegates so
olutions heartily com- | far elected, a large majority being for
iddent i loveland and the ; Morrill. So farHoeh has not captured
ingle delegation.
Omaha, Neb
set club, th
organization
adopted re>
mending Pre
efforts being
and denouncing Senator Hill "as a
traitor who, having skulked behind
the watchword 'I am a Democrat,' has
dealt a treacherous blow tit the vitals
of his party ut the time of its greatest
the tariff
lirorKlii llenmcrat Torn*
I.ANI A. (ia.. April is
ropntlst.
.1 udge .T.
K. I'.ines. who was a candidate for the
1' nited States senate against General
jH.ril Gordon and who is u strong man. an-
San I'n.vnt'isco. April 18. Three | nounees his defection from t"
thousand Democrats met in mass i ocracy and purpose of acting
meeting last night ami passed long ' Populists hereafter.
resolutions ending of follow
l'e
f the ne
Police
tin boxef
sives nea
l're
They are fast taking the phi
of Paris discovered twelvi
i filled with dangerous explo
ir Aubervillier
pital.
rtll of the
i!.«-d as sectional parti:
idinil-'rin ■. discriminating and i.niust ' Hi
held thill the bill was prrp.ii.-iMn «uch
conlidcnce for years. He character!'.. .! Uu
McKinlev law as an ex|K-riin-i:t In fostering
American cap t.il and labor. He predict.-1
that the enactment of the i..e-.-nt law
would make America *a colonial depend
of
Hrita
of
effects of hi ti I arilf-
tlustrie- of the coui
inir with emphasis
tli«- ruin which the p.i si-1 of the N il
would hriui: t« the I ml us tries <>r his
Senator Hill introduced some |.r
Hill Iidments to the ruie«. and Senator
offered a resolution giving < oxe.v s a
"'r.'li I.iist.'rill
It'll The
llesidents of Northern and ( entral
Wyoming have asked that additional |
troops be stationed at Fort Washakie
us the Indians are threatening.
Police of Koine have unearthed an- j
other dynamite conspiracy.
Fight thousand Colorado coal miners
will go out on strike April so.
Knn., was blown open and S'.oo in 1
cash obtained.
Republicans of the Second Oregon
Congressional district have nominated
W. R. Ellis for congress.
The five weeks'drought in Fugland.
Germany. France. Austria and Po-
land is causing much uneasiness to i
farmers in those countries.
The civil marriage bill has passed I April 1< —In the sen
th«- Hungarian Diet for the first time sriuti|KIof "n.-w .ler-
by a majority of lti."> votes. When the , .m earn, st .-pecch.
figures were an non net
loud cheers and cries of
,1. S. McFadden. a ret
and a pioneer Miasou
ilropay at Sedalia at the age of 70
tariff legislation
id low turifT
l apparent
the ;
I'jmi the house •
"C. I. flood & 0e.. Lowell, Mass :
"Gentlemru My husband uud I have t>f«n
taking Hood's BareapariUa, and I can truly ear
it has helped us both. My husband had
Lumbago Rheumatism.
•0 that he could not staml up straight, and went
around half bent ifvcr. He had to have a on. ^
to he!], himself out of his chair. He had taken
so much medicine that we were discouraged.
But 1 read so much about Hood's Sarsaparilla,
I laid let's try It. My husband has Improved a
great deal liis bacX is much better, and his
KSBswsaass
Hood's5:®* Cures
and dyspepsia 20 years, but since I have been
taklngHood'sSareaparilla my side Is better, and
I also nav« u good appetite My complexion 'H
also much Improved. Wo have only
bottle-., sad are well pleased with it Mb. and
Mrs. .Iamfs ( "x, (entreville. Wisconsin.
capitali
and cabinet, supre
members of t he In
..fn. iiil- The re ii
:<o<l senate eomtnl
i n diplomats.
I other tlistm nished
:compinied by house
followed hir
n people the test of fe ilty
do not hesitate to add that eve
, misrule of thi Republican p rty is to I
. : ferred to the communism of tho PopulU
The proposed exploration of bllsiner socialists If.that i.< : treason then -
island, in the Arctic regions, by Rob- j pointed censors of Minnesota do riiht
hmhrhhh
In the house i
c Speaker He' d was adopted bv a t
i tr after short debate Kutstine
I occupied the remainder of the day.
Hood's PIII3
easy in aetlo
a ith the
ans his
Hen
jived. That the recent
or Hill are traitorous in their purpose
impti.
HPHVilward
lo^lc and eiclte the intli inatioa an
of the Democrats of I'aliforni
their
Senator
I w ill pre-
xt day
'ugunti
•e fully
f the
Mlnauurl stave Work* Hcsinue.
Poplar Hl.t rr, Mo., April is. The
I-' '• <>xle\ stave company ami the
Mfrey Heading company have started
their machinery ufter lying idle for
nearly a year Employment is given
to *><hi men by the two companies,
ivhicli are the largest in the state.
illdrrn I remitted.
Minx . April Id. At l
lay morning the resi-
st Krinke. three miles
was burned, and three
nd Kdith
. perished
lo I nrtall the
London. April if
Mr Morley a bill
abolish the power of the house of,
lords to veto legislation passed by the
commons had its lirst reading in the
onnuious to-day.
Ktliel lnt(alU KiiRacetl.
Ati iiihon. Kan., April 17. The en-
gagement of Ktlti'l, the oldest
laughter of ex-Senator John >1.
Ingalls, to |)r. J&dward II. Illair, is
innouneed Dr. Illair is a son of ex
Mayor E. K Illair, of this city and,
like. Miss ingalls was born here
Threo \cars ago he was operating
surgeon of Roosevelt hospital New
York. He is now practicing medicine
and surgery h*r.«
the stnke of the miners in the Hir-
a.ngham <i str.ct threatens to become
••riom*. und the militia has been
ordered to be in readiness.
Three i
,1 a x ksv 111 i
o clock yeste
dene.* of Aug
west of here
children. Martha. Augusta
aired respectively 1". H and
iu the tire.
MltMiiirl'ii lllchenl Mmii Dead.
St. hot is. Mo.. April 14. .lohn T.
Davis, rated the fichest man in Mis-
souri died ut his I ome here to-da\ of
kidney disease lie was years old.
His fortune is estimated at * .' .ihmi.ooo.
KHied by
sl-rixukikil.
o'clock yester.
bv the boiler
a It..lie r K. a pi union.
Ohio. April IT. At I
d y afternoon llrcece's
Rainbridye was reeked
plodiiiy. and Engineer
Nate H'eetherby and Frank lire
brother of the proprietor, were in-
stantly killed. Ed Everhart, <irant
Martin. • harles Hoslin and ham Hous-
ton were seriously and probably
fatally injured.
William Hra/.ier. aged 4'V who lived
with his father one mile south of
Macon. Mo fell into a shallow pon 1
during a fit und, wbeo found, whs
dead.
lived, That the uuden
Thomas .I Ucary in reference to the Wilson
bill is hereby condemned and repudiated
The resolutions are to be laid before
the senate by Senator White.
GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE, f
Nearly the l-iitlre l.lne Now Tied I P
Only *-!Ol> Miles In Operation.
St. Pa it, Minn., April IK.—The end
of the fourth day since the
American Railway union declared
i strike on the I treat North-
ern finds the strike extended
all the lino
the
pany
xeept a short distance from
y, and of the 4.49.r miles of the
system not to exceed 20i miles are in
operation. This has been accomplished
tints far without anything threaten-
ing bloodshed uud the men say then*
is no danger of any trouble. 'I hey
nre determined, however, and will
allow no trains to be made up or to be
moved.
Shot in a I.aw Oltiee.
ixniaxapoi.ih. lud.. April l* -In the
law office of Miller. Winter A Elam at
noon yesterday W. II Copeland of Madi-
son shot Madison C. Harris in the arm,
inflicting u painful wound, and ulso
shot W II limning of Madison ill the
face. Mr. Harris is one of the most
prominent attorneys in the stato
>bable Candida
that ticket. The move has caused a
political sensation.
March Kailwa.v Kuriilng*.
Nkw York. April IT. The decreased
earnings of forty-nine of the principal
I railway systems of the I nited States
I in March, as compared with the same
i month last year, aggregated about
! *r ,M)o,000. Hut one out of the forty-
nine railway systems reports greater
earnings In March. 1904, than in
March. 1SIU, and that one is the Mis-
j souri. Kansas and Texas, and its earn-
ings arc said tohrfve increased$70,000.
Killed IIIk Daughter.
I St. .Ioskpii. Mo.. April 18.—(leorgo
. Miller, a farmer living near Forest
I City, twenty miles north of here, shot
and instantly killed his 13-ycar-old
1 daughter yesterday afternoon. He
was handling a loaded revolver, when
it was accidentally discharged, with
fatal result-. The father la pros
trated and fears are felt for his reason.
Oldest Ulan In
Washington,April 17. -Senator dus-
tin S. Morrill, of Vermont, celebrated
his «4th birthday Saturday. Senator
Morrill is the oldest man In either
branch of congress, lie was elected
to the lower house in 1855. and in 1867
was sent to the senate, to which ho
has been four times returned.
TTalte'e Ne
At Sedalia Ollie Roberts.
old boy, was handed a loaded cigarette |
by a companion. When lighted an j
explosion followed and Roberts' right
eye was totally destroyed.
By the retirement of Rear Admiral |
lien ha tti. Commodore Ramsey became {
a rear admiral. He has been for the ;
past five years chief of the navigation
bureau of the navy department.
An amendment to the sundry civil
appropriation bill was proposed by ;
Senator Manderson. making tin ap- '
propriation of 8150,000 to protect tin-
channel of the Missouri river adjacent
to C ouncil Rlufl's. Iowa, and Omaha.
Neb.
The president has nominated Foster I
L. Stevenson for post master at Harden
City. Kan., and .lames I.. Doughtery
at Carterville, Mo.
The recent graduates of the North- i
western medical college at St. Joseph. ,
Mo., have been refused recognition by
the state board of health until thc\
shall pass exumination.
On Elm creek, live miles from
Gainesville, Texas, a party of young
people, were having a picnic and <tne
of the girls, llattic Welch, aged 1'.'
years, started with John Baldwin for
a farm house a mile distant on an er-
rand. Not returning, search was
made and the girl was found in a
thicket dead. She had been assaulted
and killed. At least '.oo citizens are
now scouring the country hunting
Baldwin ami he will be burned at the
stake if caught.
Severn Tcaekle Wallis, who was ac-
tive in politics in Maryland in ante-
war times, is dead, aged 78 years. His '
ardent secession ism caused his incar-
ceration for fourteen months by or-
der of the Washington government.
A number of farmers living near
Pilot Grove, Mo., have been arrest fed
for burglary.
Reports from California. Oregon and
jesuits readmitted.
The Herman ItelehntaK Finally Hemovea
the llan « r I * pulsion.
Bkklin, April 17.—The reichstag yes-
terday, by a vote of 1 " 8 to 145.definitely
adopted the motion to repeal the ant i-
Jesuit laws, which prevented the re-
turn of tlte Jesuits to Germany.
Ilvnainite llrinc* Itain.
Hi hhki t. Kan., April 14. I'nder tlie
auspices of Colonel liilder and Gay
Spencer the sky was bombarded with
dynuinite which was sent into the air
by means of kites. After a series of
explosions the clouds grew denser und
soon n tine ruin fell lasting for hours
und doing incalculable good.
died.
Santa Cut'/., Cal. April 17.—The
great conflagration of last night and
this morning reduced to ashes twenty-
four buildings in the heart of the city,
and caused a loss of over £-.'55,000. with
less than 8100,000 insurances.
sioitlhugged mid Ho*hl>ed Inr l'rt>in Home.
Sax Fhaxiisi-o, April is. W. s.
> sandbagged
afternoon on
Zook of Oregon Mo
and robbed yesten
Market street. lb
and $35 in money.
I tiKland'M Income
London. April 17
which was laid before the house
commons to-day providea an ineron
of one penny in the pound sterling t
the income tax.
The budget
Mining ('hint
on.ix, Mi>.. \pril 18.
n mining plant at < ar
ned yesterday morning
ered partly by insur
f the
President llarri
the Arm before
dent. Mr. Millei
eral
Hall attorneys. Ex
n was a member « f
• was elected presi-
wai attorney-gen-
i the ex-president's cabinet.
shot liy an Injured lluihaud.
JoritN. Mo., April Hi.—Saturday
night Albert Ross, a laborer, was shot
in tin* arm by William i ox. while,
walking on the street with a woman
whom Cox claimed to lie his wife
The bone in Boss' left arm above the
elbow is shattered. Cox took his w ife
and left town and has not been ar-
rested.
.Marthal for Caitirn MUtonrl.
Washington. April 14 —John E-
Lyueh. chief of police of Moherly.
Mo wa vesterday nominated by the
president at I n ted States marshal
for Eastern Missouri.
Htmrd In Control,
Dkxvkk, Col.. April 18.—The de
of the supreme court has been carried J |,v taking the Keelev cure,
into effect and Governor Waite s new Senator Kyle has introduc
police and tire board has taken peace-1 jn the senate providing for
able poaacssion. Hamilton Armstrong J rest. It provide
is chief of police and William E. Rob-
erts chief of the tire department.
Washington indicate that the hop crop supposea the tire
will be unusually large this year. origin.
Charles F. Johnson of Topeka has
brought suit in the Leavenworth,
Kan., district court against Dr. Leslie
E. Keelcy for f loo.000 damages tin a. -
fount of alleged injury to his health
ptcd the p
Olivine the Brain
at the expense
a the Body,
While we drive \
the brain we
must build up
the body. Ex-
ercise, pure air
-—foods that
make healthy flesh—refreshing
sleep—such are methods. When
loss of flesh, strength and nerve
become apparent your physician
will doubtless tell you that the
quickest builder of all three is
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver f)il, which not only
creates flesttpf and in itself, but
stimulates the appetite foi other
foods.
<1 bjSoot* M Bown#. N V. All tlrti>t'*i".
Eiy's Cream Baim
WILL CI IIK
1 Iu I in Into, mil iiontrll.
BLf alios...<j Warren tit.,N.V.
WORN NIGHT AND DAv!
It I up*
iter all
for Mir n
w*t. New' voik" tillj.
ncaCNt,s *ND HE>D NOISES CU«
y r DriiyIV i '.fn.'.iiiUi.,r i . w i
fc F.Bt*c««.bi«ii-wM.w.|. .FREE
Utensil inv^nteii.
h«mplfl imr'nBa
>, t'tnt-iiiDAti, obl*.
a bill
Sunday
that no one shall
perform any labor and all tratUc must
stop on that day.
Ilrp<-klurl<lg*'« Motion Filed.
WAawxnTOK, April H. The motion
for a new trial of the Pollard-Breekin-
filcd. Grounds
re usual, except
thatone alleges that Judge llradley
A i commented on evidence and on wit-
thrown out of cm- , nesses whose evidence was not of-
I fered.
.terry simpson lt<<
Wahiiixotox, April is.
Try Simpson it. much hettt
Iron Mini sterl Morlo llurnvtl.
IIaiikisiii no. Fa . April IS. The I
gan Iron ami Steel works near Lew
town. Fa., were almost completely | ridg
destroyed bv tire last night Loss | alleged are such as
estimated at $100,000, partially in
snred. Origin of tire unknowu
hundred
ployment.
I.lrl I oinmlt* Sult ldf t > UrownlOf. | t.rn. ril Oliver I.. Mirphrrd llmd.
Paris. Mo.. April 1# Miss Ida H j New York. April IS.—Brigadier (ien-
daughter of George W. Hill, drowned oral Oliver Lathrop Shepherd, a re-
herself in her father s pon I near llol- ttretl army officer, died yeaterda.\
11,ia' this county, yesterday after | afteruoou fion pnuemonia He was
noon Caus* tainporar.v insanity horn in Saratoga county eighty-one
t-aiued by illness. years ago.
Woodruft «v i
1'arsons. Ivan..
>11,000: Baselv i
f lord jnsti
znmsnHzi
I on mi nt |,l 11 r ■ ird (Itxiple
who have weak lung* t.r
, ahould
Coiisumptlun. It liu- rurvtl
I h"..«i n.1 • |l h;i« h. t Injur-
ft L'tlip l)t* t cougb i«i iii>
Pu'.d evertwhrr-• B.'n-.
w. n.iioioi.as a t snore
aqvu c "in " rl <"*!iii|jlrom
ft t" $6, hi ' >4. if i -r ti •• nmnay
the worl.l.
ttau j-eil on the b"t lo in. , r.very
ted. Take n.. ubat(<
I'Kal pipcra for full
option nt our complete
for ladlr* ami a«u-
•erti for /r.
iuilrnltj C italof Hg
' si"e(l
Iitv t« dr.
4etbvn aJl. Po laeelre«. Y«u can a«t the lutt
W L DoUcu'i
suit X K11 i (l«t I ii11m.
Atchison. Kan.. April li
Sled in the dUtriol court ye
against K. ^l Maiilct. Davii
•lohn ■I lugalls ami K. i \ru
the recovery of 9.V-00. which
a long line of sensatioual litlir.
The suit comes out of the faih
the Kausa^ Trust a id Hanking
pany a year ago in which the
fraud has lately been disc
Other suits of a similar nut un-
filed at once. The allegation
petition nre highly sens.itiona
clothiu
4«i hv mail Po«ta|re ire*. You can |«t t
barglint ai wko jkii h om#
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Bixler, Mort L. The State Democrat. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 98, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 25, 1894, newspaper, April 25, 1894; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115515/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.