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V 1B0M OUR DAILY IXCHAKOES
TH'jnSDAV.
IUIIKK .1 DRlMDt,
  '— | Thursday' July 11.
Juli «(, 1S94. ; T}k eirike  t Kaiiiaa City is «t
itia flri
and k
on striker' at Sncra-
ill a Jnpitntne.
TBH MO l
One Tear.
II \ Until hi
jXHtm* .Month*.
<10.
What v.-ill v.
the strike is over?
a I k abo
Sixteen thoUHiind men belon; -
vlien "E the allied trades of Chicago
11"" ,vorlt'
Minnonota ]>0) nlist
Grovfu Ci.kvki \nh said that tin | the indictment ol Del
Unitcxl Stales mails mnsl ho ear-1 A. H. 1 . of. dale.
rie'l unmolested and it wasSoeveit Jmlrje Gross clip refuses to take
in tl.oHc dav -■ I «P Ass.iwn Prendergaat's case in
Tuesday, July if. j nnd the United States Govern-
PullmauV shopa at Ludlow, Ky., mentthrough her officers, should
liave reopened. '-ot onoournge them to evade
, >i i onr laws.
Fifty deputy marshals raised an(1. That the government of
the traffic bloc kade at Masstlon, O.: „|0 rilit..(! Sl.,t08 Should settle up
Ex-President Harrison sa> * lie j with the(Choctawsand C'lickaeawp.
has io desire to again enter put-Sand pay nil thr.t is duo ti it in—all
Reports from ail points are that | jjje# ; unsettled husiuess.
Hikers are returning to work. | th<> W e would have the Dawes com-
lisinissal oi deputi, sworn in at ""w,on °«Krce ,0 P™|™'
Chicago for strike duty. Uo"' a"'1 Wwnent confl.m
Sugar Trust moguls nro numer-
ous ahout the National capitol itiffl
are trying to influence tariff legis-
lation in their favor*.
The Switchmen's Mutual Aid
Association at Kyansville Ind.,
Iins been forced to siisp ud as u
result of the labor troubles.
Sovereign's order to the K. of
L. to strike is generally disobeyed.
condemn
• and other
  , the Federal court.
The strike has done damage ox- j Striking miners and negroes
ceeding 1200,000,000. A large • collide at Seottdale, Penn., and
portion of thl b h fallen on three men Mo killed.
the producer and no : nod has re Knights of Labor propose to
suited so far as we know. | impeach President Cleveland and
   - Attorney General Olney.
Tiik Indian (Jitiien needs n train went through a bridge
proof reader for its Choctaw de that had been weakened by strik-
nartmeut or else nerve enough to era near Sacramento and lour sol-
throw of the consume*- j,ii"8 ,,lld tho engineer killed,
tions into the waste bucket.
Friday, July IJ.
Tiir. present i ort <iop and the I Chicago railway managers say
numerous labor trouble, should ,hatJt.h,e7 «£ •" the mon
bo a good lessen in economj and
if so taken will odd as niticli to
I needed to handle trains.
Five hundred Coxeyites seized
u freight train at Cheboygan,Mich.,
our exchequer in the t ture ««; al„| ,tnrtc,i to Hay City.
( I-roland agrees to appoint an
1 Arbitration Commission to act
when the present strike troublos
are settled.
Would have resulted from an abun-
dant harvest.
The latest news from Tishomin-
go is to the effect that members ol
tho legislature refused to reeognizi
the call of Governor McClure and
failed to put in an appearance.
Thus is the farce continued—Ter-
ritorial Topic.
The Hartshorne Hoadligh comes
nearer being bash and spareribs
In one dish than any thing we have
tried lately, yet there i a pleasing
spieiuets about it that gives it a
reli-h, ever if it is st—borrowed
without credit.
Got. Hooo, of Texa.-
enjoying ldnisolf
Consideration by the House of
the resolution to investigate the
railway troubles has been indefin-
itely postponed.
Senator Allen, of Nebraska, dis-
tinguished himself Tuesday night
by tilling up with whiskey and
starting oil tho warpath.
Iiiots prevail in Oakland and
Sacramento, Cal. Strikers over-
turned and derailed ears. (J. S.
marines dispersed several mobs.
it is estimated that the strike
at Chicago has cost tho railroads,
the city and the Government J10,-
000,000 besides tbc loss of busi-
ness and work.
l as been
the bond  
bloated Kast, and says his visit Saturday, July i',
will be of great benefit to hif The Chicago grand jury is in
state. We are truly glad to hoar ve '•gating tho railway managers
of a man who is not wrapped 011 "hargci oi conspiracy.
ap in schemes of self-aggrandise ' Strike Leader Phelan was sen-
taicnt that he has a tho ht for hie u.ncc,i. 8ix monthH in J:lil ul Ciu"
,. cinnati for contempt ol court,
fellow man.
        | A battle took place at Saeia-
Muldro i Register has! mento batwe :i federal soldiers
the great strike and sees > a"^ striker in which 1*0 strikers
were killed and six wounded.
The American Federation of
Labor refused to.strike. An ap
propriatiou of *lo0o to defend
Debs and associates was made.
Tho A. R. y. Into made a propo
eitloi to the general managers to
call off the strike if all the men
against ' i .i.i no charges are pend-
ing .ire Ink i back
Patrick Eugene Prendergast
was hanged at 11.58 yesterday in
pauper-1 Chicago tor the murder of Mayor
; i.„! Carter IIariinon on October 28,
lbOo. He made uo remarks on
tile Scaffold and died without any
exhibition ot emotion.
THE
view ei
blood on the moon ready to del-
uge the earth about the year 1003.
Iier prophecies sound like a mix
ture of Hick's wenther forecasts
and Mother Shipton's old jingle.
Verily, we have a soothsayer
among us and a nnw text f r him.
Pullman has given orders to
re-open the shops at Pullman as
soon as all departments can be
started up and to ro-emploj the
oid men.
In a wreck on the Grand Trunk
lit Battle Creek, supposed to have
been caused by strikers, tho lire-
man was killed and a number of
people were hurt.
The House, by an almost unani-
mous vote, adopted a strong reso-
lution approving the president's
course in suppressing lawlessness
in connection with the strike.
At Pratt mines in Walker coun-
ty, Alabama, a mob of white strik-
ers attacked the negro miners and j
six killed and many wounded. A
few strikers were also killed ale!
wounded.
The Hotchkiss caison ol" Bat-
tery F, ~nd Artillery, U. S. A.,
exploded in Chicago yesterday
afternoon kilting three artillery
men and one trooper, and wound-
ing nearly a score of others, resi-
dents und spectators.
congress,
them unj-
Wednesday, July lS.
Utah is now a full-fledged state.
The tariff bill conference com-
mittee has agreed to disagreo.
Debs, Howard, Roger and Kel-
ilier have been placed in jail in de-
fault ol fcoOOO bond, tor contempt
of court.
GREENE MCCURTAIN AND
ALLOTMENT.
ed by the United State
before v.e treat will
further.
This would pause the Choctaw
people io regain that c< nflitcnee in
the go 1 intentions of tho United
States government which has
been forleiu'd by the manifest
efforts of the commitsion to to
courage intruders to per-bit n
ran1lug improvement* in violation
oi our laws. For the commi sio:i
to agree to these propositions
and bind them-elves to hivo such
npiement cofirmid by i ligieis,
ii the ouiy way 1 can no to solve
this question. Other c tir.ci s may
look at this matter in a different
light, and m6y see fit to make
other proposition' a a basis to
treat on, but as for mo I am will-
ing to treat with the commission
if the above conditions arc car
ried out.
As for the statement that I am
iu favor of statehood, it i- false
and without foundation. I am de-
cidoly opposed to it.
As to the other rumor, that 1
e n u Candidate lor governor, it is
equully untrue. T have never had
an opportunity Xo decline tho
office lor the simple reason that it
was never offered :' me.
Greene McCurtain.
Sans Bois, I .T.,Ju!y 3, lsH-1.
Terrible Headaches
HRBCLTlS'l MtOM
DEIJANOnMENT OP STOMACH,
LIVER, OR BOWELS,
ItelU'vt'd by
Ayer's Pills
• I don't believe o
thore evrr was so
g'XHl a pill made
as Ayer's Cathar- o
u? ruu. Tiiejr g
WwUI4oallyourec- 0
, ommend thetri for O
and even more. ®
When I havo a q
cold and aclio C.
from head to heels, a 'lose or two of 0
those i nii is all tin* medicine needed to c
set me right ngnln. F t headache they
never fall. I havo been a victim of ter-
rible headaches, and hav# never found O
anything to relieve thnm ao quickly «s
Ayer's Fills. Mince I l.e^an taking this o
medicine, the attacks have been leas and O
loss frequent, until, at present, uv nths
have pasned since I have haul one " c. oS
F. NKWMAR, Dug Bpur, Va
AYER'S P5LLS
Prizo Wiedal at World'# Fair
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X^ealor In
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
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Sprc'dl attention given to orders by mail.
f S( /,e Jjgcni f or the celebrated 1. W. Harper Whisky
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HAiiP
The (Irand jury of Sehaatian
County Ark. ha petitioned the
Dawcn ciimniiHBion to negotiate
for a small strip ol land lying lie
tweon the. City of Fort Smith and
the Poteau with a view o annex-
ing it to the City in order to pre-
vent certain lawless acts that are
now said to bo practiced there.
Crop, both corn and cotton in
tho Southwest part of this Nation
I are good. The people of l'olk
c.u.i.ty Ark. also have goodcropa.
i The corn crop in ilie North-
| intern part of thes nation is the
,,, , .. ... ... nearest n complete failuie in tho
We take the following letter, hUton of t,,t. HC0Ulltr.
If tiik country in allotted and
the fair thiug one by th idian
lie will 1 1 d at nig option i
remain bo o- b-i<«uie
but sho ! id the unlair ing h<
done he will .. launched immedi-
ately into n career of speedy de-
 tructiim ?.ad thnt by the hands of
ids guardian iu whose solemn
pledges he tri;ft6.
Tnr. situation in regard to the
allot Til <"it of the I p. II d ft of thft Pjvo
Tribes gradually becomes more
Sunday, July I$■
Quite a number of small riots
occurred ai Oakland, Cal.
Trains on the Pacific coast were
days!
conclusive, and many Choctaws,! Anarchists make a proposition
who some time ago morst jealously 10 hlow up the Kuds bridge at St.
guarded tho rights of the common '
domaiu, now look to an equal di-
vision o! the laud the most
embodying the views of the Hon.
(Jreeiie McCurtaiu on the question
of uHotinont, from the Fort Smith
Elevator:
Uaviiig been kindly tendered
the use of your columns to answer
the reports in circulation, that 1
favored allotment nod statehood,
I will avail myself of your ofl> r to
set forth my views ou this -ubjeci.
My advice to my people was to
extend to the Dawes Commission
every courtesy, and treat them
with the respect due their office,
and get them to understand our
conditions and wants, and 1 still
elsiin that it is but ju t that we do
so It is but right that we should
receive their propositions and
consider them well, and before'we
reject them we should set forth
our side of the case, us 1 am tally
sntiMied they don't understand
tho idate of affairs here a- well as
they think they do.
In all of Major Kidd's address
to the Choctaw pnopli} ho attacks
J. J. McAlester because he has
fenced up largo tracts ot land.
Now, Mr. McAlester has become
wealthy by his own exertions,
an 1 in fencing laud he has viu'at
ed no law of the Choctaw nation.
He has Choctaw children to
provide for, and ho has only exer-
cised hi'j privileges, and the I'iioe-
taws are not "kicking" about 11.
But what tho Qlioctaws are op ! trials. This breaks tin rec.oid
Uplands
an! bottom h i c suffered alike
air! many tields of tine h nil will
not make s ed. T!.a cotton uiup
iu the same country is not suffer-
ing seriously und will ma!:o a line
crop with a reasonable amount of
rain and a late frost.
Paris, Tci . Ju'y VI—Vodera!
•• urt fi.•■•illy  djo irned to-day,
having convened on lie first Mon-
day in April. The last work per-
formed w.is overiuling the moiion
for a new trial in the easoof M. 1'".
li.il 1, John 1U11 and It. E. Iloutwell
who were convicted of the murder
ot W. T. Bo* in the Chickasuw
n ition on June 20, l>o;tt. Tin were
tried in the fall of 1 Kt>0 and John
Ball and It li. Boutwcll convicted
and M. F. Ball acquitted. An aj
peal was taken and a rever al wi s
obtained on tho ground that the
indictment was void. l> strict At-
tornoj Ilannej" had all of them
indicted again on tho ground that
if tho former indictment wait de-
fective M. F. Bail had not been in
jeopardy. Jud.;e BryauV sentenced
them to be hanged on Sep. 28, lHilt,
making nine sentenced to h nig on
that day, eight of whom were con-
victed at the term of court, jtiet
closed.
1 luring the term just closed 101
criminal caf es wore d,: [iosed ol
There were 116 convictions, I
acquittals, 10 disimsial
i >ox,x. a.ri
T.i Know U All.
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feasible solution of the
and so express themselvi
prolilom |
It is believed that the tariff con-
ferees will eouelud • their labors
by July 22.
A league to advoeato measures 1^^"^ raugt p-y'thetn,
itriot immigration lias been These aon-eitiwna are making
I tho** imnrnvi«mi !itM withnut
posed to ip that non-citizon9 with
out the least shadow of a right to
come into U o nation without per-
mission and erect buildings, fence
lands, and make other improve-
ments tor which Major Kidd su)*h
to re
| organ
f.usiness .«ince tho
of the court.
ct t abhshment
%to S
We are ad U .-C tho quietn a!"" "  , theae improvements Without _
that pervade the Choctaw nation . Ki«h,( ",,;n !'ce  ^e'd   y; autUority of tho law, and yet wo  
the Federal grand jury at Sioux nauat nav them for their inmrove l «, ■ -s5*?
On the e\e of I1, i. .erne; elec city lor delaying tho mails.
tion this year, which is aueli a con „ tt i
, , The leadorr, of the A. R. U. und
trust to that ol the Inst election
two yearn ago. It is even-more
quiet than the usual election which
we suppose is caused by the Con-
sideration of the all absorbing
question of a change i>i the count-
ry Indian Oitzan.
| K. of L. decided they would at-
i tempt to continue the strike.
Senator Allen denies that he
v as drunk Tuesday night and com-
mitted the offenses attributed to
him.
Hurry Knox, the leuder of the
strike in California, was arrested
and jailed in default of $25,000
bond.
Till: strike is boned to act like
a boomerang in inexperienced
hnM . It ha cost the railroad Monday, July ib,
companies millions, they claim Trains are moving in California
but tliis puny effort of labor to under heavy gnard.
right its wrongs ha not only 011 Chicago stockyards railway em-
tailed this enormons loss on the ' ployes deoide to strike again,
railroads aloui; with the attend- Archbishop Ireland condemns
jmt loss of labor to the striker? tie strike and says the mass of
but it has seriously injured tie strikers aro to be pitied.
farming class of people the conn-1 K. of I.. warnings lor mon not to
must pay tliern for their improve
uieut, and at the same time de-
prive McAlester of his 850,000 in-
come which he has acquired
legally.
The Choctaw peoplo ii 1VQ not
become so degenerate as to rob
their own citizens, even if Major
Kidd of the Dawes commissions
desires them to do so. This is the
reason that I say that tho Dawos
commission docs not thoroughly
understand our condition; for thej
wish us to pay non-citizens for
improvements made in violation
of iuw, and at the «inio breath ask
us to deprive our own citizens of
property acquired honestly and
legully.
Before the Choctaws treat with
tho Dawes commission I would sug-
gest that the commission would a-
gree to ttie following propositions:
1st. That the commission bind
themselves to have all those non-
citizens removed who have erect-
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u sacrifice to the more wealthy
stock hold,1 . Thu t!i ; ah be-
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Brmon'n Hnuff in Ilia.In from tho best
selected lubareo, ami tiuB u rich, mel-
low taut' Once- used it ih the prf'fiir■
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try over. It has also caused the [111:1 to v; ol l< UI"le' Penalty °J I huildincs, tencod land ,or made
depreciation of railroad stock - 1,'ral 'j0"'s *ro l"'s l ( 1 other improvements contrary to
and will cause ti.- m,.«U hold..,- tl" f tock>"r'lB haw; that their property be con lis-!
It is stated that Pullman em-! cated and sold to tho highest Choc-j
ployes ar  considering thequos- tnw or Chickasaw bidder, by an
of giving up their fight and; officer of the United States, and
to v. ■ 1 , for whatever they the proceeds of the sale be paid in-
to the United States treasury.^ We club with Brick Pomeroy'g
TI railway managers announce We claim that the t IiocWiwh pnper, the Advance Thoughi,.both
that 1 far f.« they ure concerned 1 should not be made responsible to papers for 11.76
tm mi. nnd the A. ft. IT. are these men for their improve-
boiii dead and that hereafter no rnents, for thoy came here with We chili the Nkwh with the Twu a-
ui'i! ..Itei.'tion ill lie pai ! to ot-h-j their eyes open and knowing they Week Eepnhlie; both papers *1.75.
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PH. ALUKItT M. fllAMBl US, '■
Physician & Surgeon,
Talihina, Ind Ter.
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Everything new, neat, ami clean, lies'
pi are In Talihina f«ir a <!«'an,
easy shave or nice
hair-cut.
sr. Surrey llaruemt.
It H Bflittiy > uuwtua fci IJ lliinir.ua wuif v/.iy i-mp
with privili-iro to •x o:lha boforsjinf nionnf td
Kitl. Wo payfrolghtlioth waysifnut
•jr. Wnrrr.1.1 fori yontn. Why pay an a«ont^10
to 150 toorticr for you? Wi:ti your own order,
rreo. Wu itike  U rlRK of daiuuge in
*blPPlng'WH0L«8Al.a PR IOCS.
Spring Woflone, $31 to SOO. - imnt.fi
MunaaiMiirorettitotrt. Stirreyo, 5C 3 to 9IOO
n me m jell for 1100 to  l . foj? liuggioa,
§37.50. ft* m.fiirwi I h tor.i,3S3
to * oo. Farm Wagone, woK".iotie .
$23.50
ituaay,
b
SOD BOW
$43.00
Mo. 781, Borrcy
$26
No. 717, lioad Wttrfon.
$55
Ko 3. Fata Wu :uu.
rOLKS ord PL? NET*.  
r,.'. v.'. .. vrder. htn.l 4* bi pnttuinatic 'tire#. Wli.iiij
<" • -r • ■•-—►  n nl-p ;i) «_tuioau . eieel tubiuii.drop fornum*.
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