Noble County Sentinel. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1896 Page: 2 of 4
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REVIEW OF BUSINESS. TEXAS fusion scheme.
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It is fcing to be a forn and
an kpt iml win toon sme:t soae
Id qaartz fce found tear thatpli .e
rhfit ir« only two newspapers in
ent d-.naante outrare on a
cnceri .c a school Louse in
'ship, Oklahoma conntr.
□t *i this trar. The mem
' "il board wouldn't a .
did let he c'ored peofOa
NO important chance !n
conditions
Ise« fiilarti of Xisciisde Hit® In-
curred Which RaT« Caned Ma«h Ap-
|.r«Le&!iss ati CBvUllcgaeM to Leed
M&nf* Among Banker*.
of Bvron. was
From
Pro/'-- *
New \v®T Msreh • —E. G. Dun
Co '§ Weekly Review of Trad* says:
No imprrtant cbaDge has OMHNl
in the renewal condfon of f-jsineas
during the week. and if trade in seme
respects looks
it looks better
mtuse ha^e
caused much
willingness t*
and there ha
rs* n omer rcspecU
joae failures ot *nag
:nrTed. which hare
prehension and un
!nd among hankers
>een somewhat less
try «n-^ of
Free Home* hill
Ps.u !:«▼# Ti-
ber him
there head
m«n ofteu
For year
araong cat
on Indian
ratti^raen
D Wa; -< r
United s !
owa ' oma
errpt.
and count;
refuse to p
they ha
nnd appro' '
Judges believe
struction of ti
own. The ju-
sion the clerk-
Jaw to report
then the ftpj
• elate mm
own decision
Wedm -U
who lr ' S
the road i
Jackson and !■
Wind
and Jack' i. 1,
for a long 'in
would have i
Juul a rev oh er
got out beiur
Winch <**ter.
him. and th«- I
until Melnty
from the
he'd her pr'
ra pomp to f-i
cbor htm
«ht U'o-
in their
j / : v ' mt rxfhftn^f
(jazcttr- and i< imp'
{ f'lunkett'n to** n
ihed
In the K
it make* no
or teiritorial
them? The
uld have them
lich show the
•nment's con-
tc tlu n their
i their dcci*
red by federal
nt3 which vi-
rning Cyrus Mclntyre
f Seward, was met on
i -.ghbor named Bill
I up at the point of a
• ef outa,
■ ■■ . :>• r M<.liitvp-
M Intyre thinks he
n killed had he not
«h him. which he
•■k ,"ii ' «iid lift the
: on wire waa with
ma
hi
ood at ha-
of
Ira Terrill has r*tum*d to Oniahd-
ma aft«*r quit#* a protrafded vacation
JI< i- greatly improved in health and
" ***> qoite a while.
William 1 '«ood ha* been elected
pr^sid^nt of the Oklahoma Li*" Stock
association: Will E Bolton, secretary,
and .t M Pugh treasurer
'I ip beautiful young woman wh'1
: was run oyer by a train and killed
• Koble oouaty wii iiol fon j •
man ot all. but a roach dog
V a Oklahoma where the railroads
do not touch, so the bicycle has come
into general u*e bttween towns with-
out railroads in western Kansas
Kobla county has a citizen named
Morpheus." They say he Is always
trying to put his arm around some-
body and is never troubled with in-
somnia.
o
What With free home*. the Ujillli*
*i-'ii of OfMT WCBtj Bad the* tnatrniQ-
I C'-nt prospect for a bountiful harvest,
; ''klahoina indeed has great cause for
i cjoiciug.
While the people of Greer county
don't like the idea of breaking away
from Texas, Um nit cut • l*rge^
figure in Oklahoma then they eref
in Texas.
The friends of the Oklahoma free
i hom hill nr« < xceedingly boxful of
i1 letoming a law. If it should, that
and the Greer county decision will
i cau*<? more rejoicing in Oklahoma
than anything that has happened in
th * territory' since th< openinf-
i In Noble county the six-year-old
boy of John Dawes on Saturday was
gored to death by a vicious cow The
htr had bren missing from the house |
*# n
■> p.ee<
lont
old
y hogs The!
>n the ground
o fb«* gathered fu* l she ha^ ;
gone ^ distance a«a- when she1
• ii* < bv the baby's cries and j
♦ urninL' a" the hogs devouring it I
Before the mother could reach th i
t-pot th* pan-^ ** "as dead, disera bow •
••i^d and horribly mangled
Mi Stockton «ho lives in I"oh + ,
• un*v * r 'ji.-ne a load of wood to
to n a few da* r ago w-hen his team bo j
came fiightened and ran away, throw
ing him from the wagon in such a man •
Her as that one of the fore heels of
the watf-.n ran over hif- body, serion&lv j
injuring him in the back and hip- I
By tiie assistance of some gentlemen
who stopped hie team he was ta^cen on .
♦- *' n and cred fov by Dr Krengle. '
who says that his injuries may prove
futal.
Chas. 'rraft. who is just in from a
tour of the Sa" end Fox country and
exhibit', a fhaittf relic found in a
«-i n* tvh re in that country. It
fa faU grown n a. . -.iid I
um io claim to treoiy, tohuva been J
Ind an • The causo j
of dt 1 h if> ver* clearly 6hown by a ;
1 1 f bo ♦ I Mie through the
:i« /• • a ♦ mi eh a th '
M h he can l >j♦ v • -nd« r what tale of j
H
1th the droll waa found
an old army muaket and a mated car>
. , •, • -9
♦ h' million dollar* now in the United
* ' ■ t •
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians meets
wi*h j j eat fa vor among the members
of ti ^ trib* .. I In - arc making
mor" progress in learning the arts *f
peaeo than at any timi since the rati-
fiiati m -J th« trealy opaning Oklaho*
•'' ' ' '1 i-.-V r \;-.y\ : .r
ft 1 bo i hiving in large .supplies
of .4.- ■ iralii iplen etxl . toek and
grain. • nd hi'-along a large acreage
for Hj- ■ In about a vear by
the I" tho ia.st treaty with the «•
S^di.n; , tin will hi thrown uj>on
/ >1- ov. 11 r«-- -.ir-'C. J'hc ugent. A.
K. Woodson, li I t en uut.ir i\g in bis
efforts to male th^n selfr.upporting.
This much «au b« aid for the Noble
county g«.d excitement. It is the
fln-i gt.Ul 1..in in n . ihonn that ever
went to#\?ork to find out what tip- sr.il
reaJly contain-^.
Marahal Naglt aa I eed
another new deputy. I ho deputy
made :•]: !i •' 1 the . • nse a<-.-<>unt
*>' n • ' r ni t •, h-t 1 id do i*> v
man
The (.
ny is a n
Noble cm
the Osapr
terinr depn
invest. i. h t r
half l m
Freem < ■
Delos M\
Noble cou
for Cripple
\ man ir
quart of w
died in hal
it « a e
Gratz 13
member of
Governor I
W\ ra
Fifteen '
bam in ten
homest.-Hd
oiii Colorad.
livk Mill
hv the go
ex-1 'nited
ippi, is at
■f the in-
etween the
nent Agent
Dare Baimoai of
tnrted "\erland
r drank a
linutes and
appointed a
larmacy by
of Charles
khich T'nclo
i 'i-i Anna
, for several hours. Upon in*
he was found in the pasture dead, with
hi eatraili at N ar 1 I u
th - ■ ow v hose horns were covered
•*i?h ♦ lie boy's blood
Mr H E Thompson, postmaster at
Ki'-nun, who was arrested ia Febru-
I ary on account of a shortage in his
postoflfice accounts to the tune of *800.
In« been surrendered to the authori-
♦ i. h'a beadsman and la now an
i der arrest once more and it looks rerv
• hnop aaUha "ill hare to ian-
gniah la jail antU thedau * 11 • tria
\ th * last hearing before the In-
dian affairs committee, hnsbeengiren.
'L' innot non- he a greaf '*hiie h^for*'
ti. people of the Indian rerritor- -• '
. know what congress in i/oing to d
a ith th it eoontry 111 claaaea in
aaxiotta to.kaow as it. trfl] alaca **
erythingaad^rarybody in a moreaet
tied frame of mind and the suspense'
will be over.
The free homes bill ia a w< nderful |
mea>ure. It means that Oklahoma of
fen d I nclc Sain fifteen million dol
lira and I'ocle sol said Kecj) it *'
' M. Dunbar of Logan couii'- has
rc<. ived woril from ^^ i^shingto|^ that
h«' will rcceive a patent for bis ing'-"
; i«jus letter opeuec. The device is aim-
p'«' It <nnsi<>ts of h string pasted in
, side a letter, with oue end haugiog
out Full the string and the letter is
open Dunbar is in receipt of a flat
tering letter and a medal from a Wash
ington patent asrent
Qui lien, a deputy «heriff from
!• i ounty is • Isiming a reward of 5150,
offered on the head of Tom Waitman.
alias, ( hu* Evans, Red Buck or White
Horse Doolin, who in company of one
Charlie Smith, murdered Gus Holland
aud stole Inscattl* from the head of
Chi yean a creek on the tir^i ..f laat
aptembei Waitsaaa wai foaad near
the line of D and ' counties " here an
angHiiement was had in which Wait-
man was killed and Miller, another
doaporado, had three fingers shot off
and was shot through the arm The
reward will probably be paid when
the commissioners meet in April.
Colonel Chas. Points, of Shawnee
town, president of the st Louis, Okla
houia A Southern Railway Company,
is on his way home from Washington,
where he has been looking after n
right of way hill* The hill li i • In
the hands of the president and a veto
is not expected.
•soil and Billy 1
Dol ton were on board a passenger
train end Hilly, being on his way hom* j
from Florida and in an unusually hap-
py frame -d mind and thiaking that he '
ht • id ingersoll to a religioba
life, approached the seat wherein he
was seated and placing his hand on
the great infidel's shoulder, exclaimed.
Sir do you know, you are on the
| road to h—1 ' Quick as a flash In-
srersoll arked Are you the ronduc*
tor? Billy's feet flew up. the car :
floor rose up to catch him. and Uill. j
•a* down ta meditate
Another shooting affair ♦- k piacr '
1 ^Tr.ndn* in ^ north'-: r?par -f Tavn
county br which Sam (jr:«sonj a col >
©red man. was «
difficulty grew
(rage on v T
named I ldr «i
man named
o* !u the neck The [
it of a chattle mort I
rrissom s tnrk. the !
tan A constable
■om pan led V v a ;
unc
" • r- pi " ,r p i r • h'-v.
interfered nnd wis shot'
gb the b.i'-lc part of thr \
■orc l man ria<m* tha* '
at his mother lirissoml
ity years old and of gfK>d I
phys
H. D
a '•••nolia nat ure
nnd W D RaU
y county and I
wager a baker s >
that Baker wins.
The man Rrd Buck who was killco j
by i Mti *ers Du« Uworth, Shannon and
Otlic" last week, lias t een po itivi i-
nttf I Baeh ^al^itmaa li j
ha hc n one of the boldest criminal •!
that " ,i: in the territory havin^ !
b.-* n a boon • om pan ion of the Daltons. I
li 11 Doolin. Zip Wvatt aud Tulsa
Jack, and has been on raanv a raid
^iththem He was of the lead
er - in the Tto\ er train robbery last
vear It was he and Younger Lewis!
and .loe Beckham who robbed < 1 I
No\es in Arapahoe ja«t October Hr
had Xfoyea' tine gold "^tch < n h"n
Iclllel Geo MiQei hiapattaar ia the]
lft roid. took the ■ i' h off h « Aeafl !
body and hid it in the dugout when
they were captured Millers hand b®
ing shot off. lie says he took the watch
of with his teeth and buried it in th*
dugout with his feet Weight man
favorable features ;n the dry goods
maiket hot in 5ron and steel condi-
tion* are s ,£btly improved and in
boots and shoes considerably more
hope ft The la' r controversy-,
mainly in the ciothmg trade, sti'-l
cause much interruption of that busi-
ness Foreign trade * a little more
satisfai tor*. c*por- from Ne-v York
for three weeks iowioz an increase
over .ast year of * per «-eut. w hile Im-
port* hav« bhown nearly the same
rate ^f decrease, an i there arc not
wanting signs that the domestic mar-
kets have been some** hat overloaded
with m&ny kinds of foreign good* In
general the . oyrs? r ' 'iomestic r- • es
tends to favor the ma^neting of sta-
ples abroad.
ANTI HIGH HAT BlLL.
lhf nhl'i Hmi«e !'•! • fh« to
l'ri t« • 1 hMtrr lroer
Col.T MPi s. Ohio, March 1 —The
Fo^dick > i!l to prevent the wearing of
high hats by i*omen in theaters was
passed n the House ;ast night after a
lengths debate. It was nearly passed
two week- ago. under -ispension of
the rulev but was prevented from
going through with a whirl by Mr
Me wart's a mendm^n t. adding six
month imprisonment to the penalty
of a flat Mr. Stewart latei withdrew
this amendment
The bill now goes to he Senate
e
GEO H. NETTLETON DEAD
President and General Manager of be
Memphis System no More.
Ka>sas Cur. Mo. March 2« —
George Henry Nettieton, president
and general manager of the Kansas
City. Fort Scott & Memphis railroad,
died at eight minutes to 3 o'clock las*
night. 1 our years ago Mr. Xettleton
was seized with th'; first attack of
cerebral appioplexy, 'rom the effects
of which, however, he soon recovered.
He had from time to t me had slight
returns of the same malady since tnat
time, and the attack that proved fatal
was the eleventh stroke with which
he had been afflicted.
ROBBED OF S50.000
An Old Man Booni nrd Gagged In Chi-
cago and a Great Hani Obtained.
Chicago, March — Christopher
Schrage. who is 78 years of age. and
lives alone at 711 South Jefferson
street, was bound and gagged by two
men last evening at 6:30 o'clock and
robbed of money and papers amount-
ing to more than $50,000. The rob-
bery was one of the boldest ever oer
petrated in this city. Xo arrests were
made i
matter
To Telephone to Europe.
new York, March 2s.— C d
Vaughn, manager of the Western
Union Te'.egraph company's station at
the foot cf West Fifty-fifth street,
says that he has about completed an
invention by the use of which it will
be possib.e to telephone across the
ocean H" *a;.= that With the ass of
his invention he has distinctly heard
orer a wire th- ticking of a watch
1,5U0 miles a war
SI* III# In T to W> k*
Smiivav. Mo. Maich —Pneu-
monia ferer is stiil doing dead! w ork
in the familv of Elijah Thoma* near
Sullivan There were nine children
in this family Mi sick at -he
time of tneasle* •• hich fins •. raaalted
in pnaaaumis Two children died
laat week and four died this week
There are faint hopes for only one of
these rhildreu.
ron- IhoMvand VTIIiim* a Hanging
tiEOBCfKTows le.\ March - ^latt
Mootry was hanged here ia the pre*
ence of i.OOu people f< r the murder < f
Andre" Pickrill. a Bohemian farm*'-
■< u M i Hia a federate tlbert
Roily, was executed
Mootry ma le a ' ng t
his crime but did no' -
it justified hangirtr
last > •
It J teld That Republican* and Popo-
lista Will Combine.
Arsny. Tex.. March 2e.—A report
is eurrent here, and it has appeared in
seme c! the Texas papers, that the
leaders of the Republicans and the
Populists have a scheme to fuse, the
Republicans to vcte for the Populist
nominees for State officers and th*
Populists to put Hepub'.-.can electors
on their ballots. If this fns on .
accomplished ir certainly will en-
danger Texas as a Democratic state
this year Two years ago the E*emo-
cratic vote for rulberson *-rae ." IV
Populist rote, l*.. black and tan'*
Republicans 5i,5i0, lilv white he-
publican. '-.026. The figures show
that the combined . opposition two
years ago bad a majority of over '.
and this has been greatly increased
'ince by defections from • « I>e:r.
:ratic ranks.
Wall r'# Frlcnda Rvallate
Wichita, Kan.. March 2*.— In the
colored settlement near Columbia, in
the Blackjack c:stiict of Okc'a: ma.
the negroes are greatly incensed over
ihe refusal of the French government
• o nay an indemnity to Waller. When
they learned that WnllA was still in
pr son an indignation meeting •* a*
held and retaliatory measure, decided
unon A French settler named Pierre
bottlet. who had not renonnced alle-
giance to the French governmen*
was 'aken from bis claim and -,mpn
'•ned in a cave The negroes declare
that the; will not release their pri
oner °r disclose hi-, whereabor.^s un-
til 1 ranco accedes to Waller's de-
mands.
Illlnolt Tutor* Indlil*-'!
1 HAMPAlliN*. III.. March - The'
Champaifra eonntj graad
indicted John P Altgeld. govern jr of
the ^tate °f lllinoia. and the other
members of the board of trustees of
the Ilimois Fniversity. f< r nop com-
pliance with the law reouiriag the
I nited .Mates flag to be noatsa over
ail public r>"hool building--, also
brought in indictments agains' Rev.
Father Wagner, pastor of St Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, and Re^'
Fred Verehahan, pastor of St Peter's
< erman Lutheran Church, tor failure
to comply with the law iu not main-
taming the United Stales flag over
their respective parochial schools.
Italians Flee From Service.
New Yobe March 2;.—At least 400
of the ?,000 Italian immigrants who
were landed on Ellis Island on Sun-
day and Monday will be deported, as
they have not the means to subsist
upon for thirty day« The law re-
quires each immigrant to have at
least S30 or to have some relative in
America before he is admitted. Com-
missioner Senner attributes the large
migration of Italians to the Italian
invasion of Abyssiuia to which most
Italian peasants are averse.
Confidence Men In Great Lack
St. Joseph. Mo , March 27.—a
smooth gang of confidence men have
been at work here for a couple of days.
Yesterday they picked up Frank Hick-
man. a young farmer from Norfolk,
Neb.,.who was on his road to Guilford.
Mo., and worked him for Sis. Last
night they worked Isaac Moon, a St.
Louis traveling man, for 817. and dur-
ing the forenoon worked W. H. Moore,
a Geneva. Kan., farmer for S60. and
an old lady. Mrs. Ellen Williams, of
Centerville.* Ia , for S7.50.
FoetofBce Robber* Convicted.
Jefferson Citt, March C? — Pa*
Clifford. Mike Ryan, James Carter and
Barney Burns four of the men on
trial in the United States court before
Judge Adams for robbing the post
office at California, were found guilty
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
five years each Y'oung Adams was
also convicted, but Judge Adams, who
is inclined to be merciful in his be
half, has not ret passed seoten- -5 upon
St. .Inteph Forger «,*-t* T*o Tears.
Si Joseph, Mo March —Joseph
K F.rieerton. an insurance agent, for
merly of this city, who forged the
name of Rev George Trenholm t a
cote for 8"V which was ; )ld t the
National bank of St. Joseph, and who
was captured in Harrisburg. Fa , was
*«mtenced to the penitentiary for ten
year: Edgerton is wanted in Chica-
go >t Louis. Denver and other cities
for forger
^••ith Ifrtrm Nqttrr* He o!t.
( ape Tow* March 27 —The Mats
be>s 'if the Inr?a and I ilabusi dis
tr."«. hsvp revolted and massacred the
** hit* vrtt!ev- including Commissary
Beat * The fugitive «h.*e% are
P'^^.og to Bulwwavo and Gwelo for
protec'jot? A detachment of ^ enty-
• • -Jtb a: -
^•n • -.a*,- t-A aga'nV thr . .
'""'""I "f Ffntio l re ni
*rFFERK'S Cnv M<. March •—
( lerelati'l fiet« Ihe h. 1
For
Ham
ton E. Baker, ex-postmaster of
r f Tax C
IvniA.N APo! IS.
ud .
larrh 2 -Bv
Roll a
• as ron« i-ted yesterday of em
Aim i. Ill
direction of the
officia
s of the Cn •
he;>r *
•nea' the 'ury finding him to
J. W. O
form Hank Kni
ghts o
Pythias he
be t;.
r T ■ • • .
arrest fc
arrangements to
told th
• national en-
fUtll o
farmer.
ram pine nt in M
n nea p<
li- have been
him t«
• the ' mte'l States prison a'
longing t
declared ofF and
Cleveli
nd has been
1 ^te
nworth for two years
Rev W
at called
nd
day for v ■ < . <! hat
days later h< .|v,
bed bug cxt'-ri i
ating in N ' 1 iou
ed t at J. Kin
•lode. ti h | -due
pUr'
A .^ali'on-ke. per i i Notdr ounty did,
not thro",«- the • . hinntion lock entire-
ly over. but Ju>t turned the knob n
little so the safe would be easier open-
ed in the morning Some one familiar
with the arrangement took advantage
of this nnd got away with his ca*h.
1 he Oklahoma free home bill, pro-
vid« - in brief that all actual settlers
on * be public lands in Oklahoma
hould acquire a patent after flee
yen icsidtnce, upon payment of tho
•■'.^tomary fee*., without the price if
payment of the price per acre required
by the existing law-
I he Dr Jpnatr Mayer divorce case
ir. up again in the Logan county court
.-;!!• t'verstreet ia referecicg i*
There is a sure sign that t mM will
be better in the spring ' None of the
n« • ^papers has predicted it this year
for the ti ret time in tlve veara.
was the man taken for Doolin in th
fight with tho Texas rangers when !
Bookman was killed It is said then*
ia a reward of 94,*00 for W'eightman j
A woman appeared on thr streets of
an Oklahoma town the other night I
proclaiming that her name w as Anna 1
Chi i t and she was a sister of Jesus
Chri ' *di" w as rushed off to the in
sane asylum.
The Noble county papers not only
booms their uold fields but does not
• i ) v anv Oklahoma newspaper to cast
reflections on the mine*' good charac-
ter.
A Logan nnty fanner is going to
take an overland trip to Iona He
will par hit <• m" naea by iihlbiUaf su
equinefooted hi g i
Last Wtduc: ilny afternoon the little
four \t«ar <1 dau^'hti i of f rank Rose
living near Kf'kuk I ails, while play-
ing around some stalks which her
father was burning in n field near the
house jjot too near th3 flic, and before
the flames could be extinguished w as
burned to death
James I aurens a well known young
man, was arrested nt ar Fay Thursday
for forgery, cheating nnd swindling,
by Attornevs Harris and Lafferty,
Laurens is a vised ' f rging nnmer
ous cheeks on brinks in eastern Okla*
lioma towns.
selected as the pla-•* f • the rnmiu-j
event.
Springfield. Mo . Theater Horned
Sphinofieid. Mo. March i - lire
completely destroyed the Orand Opera
house here at i o'clock this morning
The building cost fully 57-'.000 and
was insured for c" 000 The origin
of the fire is a mystery, but it is sup
posed to have started in the basement.
Relieved to Have Heen Murdered
Dexter. Mo, March 28.—R. w
Thompson, probate judge of Stoddard
county, is mysteriously missing and it
is feared thnt he has been foully dealt
with in Cairo, 111., us he wen* there
Friday of last week to get a $1.^00
check cashed.
I Ightepii Head of florae* Hurned
1'onT Scott, Kan. March 26 —
Eighteen head of horses were burned
to death yesterday on the stock farm
owned by d A. Eaton, twentv miles
west of this city. The large barn in
which they were tied was evidently
fired by an incendiary.
For Women Delegate*
Wichita, Kan, March 2?t. —'The
Southwest Kansas Methodist Episco-
pal conference today adopted the
Baltimore-Colorado propoaltloa favor-
ing the admissii n of women to the
general conference, the vote being
ayes fit, nays ?
College Orator n Young Woman
Ripov. Wis . March 2b.—A decision
was reached a the Wiscoasin oratori
eal contest 1 'sr honors go to Miss
K M Evans of Ripon. and she will
represent Wisconsin in the inter-state
oratorical contest A. d. Rail of Law-
rence is second.
\ Chlrago ( inb Abollahoa the Color l ine
1 hi« a«" o, March 2d.—The Hamilton
*lub has added the name of a colored
man to the list of it* member II -
the first of the Teading man s orgam
rations in Chicago to abolish the color
line This especial honor was con !
ferred upon Adelbert H Roberts a
| lawyer
Manrterson Made No Contest.
Omaha, Neb. March 28. — The Re-
publican primaries to select delegates
to the county convention occurred
yesterday. There was no contest
rhia la the tir.-t aabataatial erideaci
'hat the Manderson-McKinley com
promise is effective.
Smallpox at Topeka.
Topeka, Kan March ot. —William
Pope, editor of the Topeka Call, is In
quarantine at his home with a well rle
jcloped ease of smallpox Pope war
t Kansas City, Kan., on tho 10th and,
t is i-aid. risited at a house in which
there was smallpox*.
Ohio Send* llorsps to Fr.iuce.
Ci.kvi.i.and, oh'io, March > — J. R
RnfTey, a (loveland h.orse buyer, re
turned from New York yesterday
sfler having shipped forty horses to
trance to be use t iu cavalry service
n the Trench uriny. The French in-
tpectors have contracted for 3< < more
' lorses. all of which are to be pur-
I ?hased in Ohio
Fenre Negotiations (nder Ma
M a> AOi A March - .1 liaU e> on
— Peace negotiations are under way
for arrans/ n^r peace between th
Leoniat rebels all 1 preside;:- /! :.i ■
POLITICAL NEWS
| iUnderso.n says that he has not i
| been slated by McKinley for Secretary :
j of w-ar.
The anti-McKinley leaders are hold-
ng daily conferences in the rooms of
reaator Aldrich of Rhode Island.
McKinley, protection and sound
money is the ** ay j; went in the Third
cong-*;> om district of We: Vir-
i ginia
Messrs F.eed and Allison held a con-
'e.-- r. -2 in Washington, but could not
- • - r. '-*„•• -j-is# " heii cf? '!• Km-
ley Reed proposed that the Reed-
: Allison Mrengtb be thrown to the one
haviiii* argei* vote :n convention,
but Allison favored the dark-hor e
j an w-ith F.fn Harrison as the
charger.
South. Pakola elected a solid Mc-
Kinley delegation. •
Reed and Allison joined forces >n
• *v\&s r-.n ; counted out the MeKinl*v
r.fjatcs MeKinley«tes •• il contest.
^ na* -r f u^h Davis pu >d out of the
ra* and allowed the Minne-ota state
' - invention to instruct for McKinley.
.'i.nne^ota Republicans in State
• • r'en*, - n elected delegates a- large
and instructed them for McKinley.
The Republican convention of Ma
n county. Hlinois. one of the conn*
; 1 e: in ."senator Crlloms 'iistrict, in-
I strutted for McKinley.
New- York Republican State conven-
' ron declared for protection and sound
o'.r.f • and indorsed Governor Morton
j for the presidency Messrs. Thomas
1 Pia't, Warner Miller, < M. Depew
! and I", ward Lauterba^k were seut to
I >t. Lonis.
' < ngressrnan -lov of St Louis savs
be w; ! retire from politics, as it is
too expensive.
j 1? i- -aid the 1 leve'nnd and Hill fac.
t iona wi'l unito on Secretary Lamont
f r rr, p.pr,r of New York and thus
I bring both wings of the party to-
gether.
NEWS IN BRIEF
An It a..-in thawed out a dynamite
car*i -it Lewistown, N Y , and
j wa'- *! 1 tr 1 buted piecemeal over aev*
j eral township?.
' f. ;jht s«^tf rs and ^isters-in-]aw of
! Hushrod Kelch. the Cleveland mur-
I derer. are getting up a leap year parte
to ^i-.se money to fight for a new trial
; fori heir brother
! H. M. White of Trenton, > •' . sued
j for divorce at Perry, Okia., but his
wife, a daughter of C E btahl, the
, Grand Army leader, filed counter
charges and got the divorce herself.
Massachusetts military misn protest
; agains the erection by the State of
an equestrian statue to General hut-
ler and say it would be ridiculous as he
I waa fa no sense a military leader
Near Hennessey, Okla . J J. Bow-
man s wife feil through the rafters of
her house while putting out 3 fire,
and hanging heart downward was
I roasted alive, her husband being pow -
erless to aid her.
Warren Criswell and Tom Shaw ot
Macon. Ga.. wrecked two trains on
the Southern railroad Saturdav night,
February 29. causing the death of ~ wo
persons and the serious injery of fif
teen more. Their wives were aboard
and the men wanted to kill them and
: collect damages irora the railroad
company. Criswell confessed an'd
: caused Shaw's arrest
J "Gypsy," a circus elephant, killed
her treeper, Frank Scott, in Chicago.
After h had piren her her daily ex-
ercise she picked him up and *hrew
him through closed shed door?, then
charged up snd down the streets and
alleys, followed by a "small army of
policemen, but was anally captured
by elephant trainers from the citr
parks
Grant statue will be unveiled April
25.
•Tanan is stiil bothered by rebels in
j Corea
Missouri r^er m*n see - gn- of an
approaching flood.
Lovern. California train robber,
committed suicide in jail.
1 11 "'h • South Africa are pre
paring for war with England
-pain disclaims re-pon, biii'y for
the utterances of rabid Madrid news-
paper-
James McCoy, a Xobleville. Ind.,
fai mer. ki! *d hi* brother and then
sh.o- himaelf 'lead.
\ustra.ia i& literal!' burning up
from spontaneous combustion owing
to the unusual heat
Na appropriation bill carries
• >■ I. 'f whin, - f , ^ f,)r
inc:ea«e of the navy.
A Ciir — 'ian massaere in Crete is ex-
■ ■" v.'i i ree--e h h- • 11 appealed
to for protection
pr ;>ori% t. the «'omptroller of the
rurrenc" show Missouri national
banks to be in.good condition.
1 " ^1- Hcpos l ank at Lex-
invlon. Ky is short and an
investigation . m progress
•■'?on I >stei. a s* I.oui* photo-
grapher obtained a shadowgraph of
t'i* oman h^nd from t i?e moon's rays
P Pj n" under arrest af Sooth
McAlester Ind i'«-r for the robbery
.ii" t'-r \\iili«m Hueekel of
r of Perry, Ok . is under
- st;u 1.« an a
hiie levying on goods be
<>usham's father
liain Hatheral of Winside.
proposes to raise a church debt
• ■I by farming, the labor, land,
seed w beat, etc . to be donated
W. ' I ' national convention will
not go to >an Francisco because of
failure to secure satisfactory railroad j
>ates St Louis will likely get it
Fire at La Crosse. Wis., destroyed a I
bridge and several million feet of
. lumber
' Spanish troops made another blun
der and fired upon each other Seven
teen men were killed.
Elijah Bryan, whose father was a
brother-in-law of Daniel Boone, died
at Nevada. Mo., aged 07 years.
"he Rraunce Pena exoedition was
satelv landed iu Cuba with much am-
munition and supplies, making the
eighth successful expedition in the
last forty davs,
Over 1,000 Armenians have died at
llarpoot nlone from exposure and
starvation and M.000 have been aided
by the American relief fund, The
whole nation is threatened witft ev
termination
Ike Pizer, n negro, was lynched
%ear Bnp ria tttatioa 1 1 • -o,
Ing two young ladies
Boone Smith and Tom Shifflet. aged
18 and 15 years, of P.rownsboro, Texas,
and Charles McMillan, aged il, of the
Indian territory ran away from home
and were killed by the cars two mile*
south of Brow nsboro.
'I wo more men hate been arrested
• n San Francisco, charged with com-
plicity ti the Savannah, Mo., bank
robbery.
A ;iltod su.tor at Walnut Lake, Ark.,
shot and mortally wounded tne father
and brother of the girl who ensmore.i
him, and was himself shot.
Tb*re >• p'easvre ■«' ! fit
Ud n'-** ' M*«gP -*et T-str
Bohemia is so called i>e^a'i-e it was
settled by the Boii. a tribe ofG^rmar =
It it «" t-iM *0 r moTi* t'Jins with Hie
d rtori i • * e * *
•t T O** w r-«* *'5 " ' r • ' '
't*S3 e?
Lord or ba« 1.3 miles of streets.
Far?' h s miles of stre^tc
f 9? 1 CoD|ta Baltim
b Ik* oUm sad beet It *t!l break -jp ♦ - - v.'-o*
a? 'hjBC eli*. I* :'il«nrflii^> Tiy it
London **as governed by Sher-
iff «*s and "Maiors" in tl e veir II4''
If tr.« Hmby ■« ( nnlflg
n ; ' -- a rV^r. Mv Sr*u *
\ « bip baa i^n conatructed io
-. r t. ; n tne standing r' g.:ing. as
well as the hull, all of steel.
This pre
great
In a'l mythology and folklore whtta
floacraan tnppnaaii to sprlag from
Audobon U is of a g ' w- ch
wa - '•antured in the ear 171" and
J whieh lived until 1919—lot years—in
j captivity.
I.* t ;tr - r.. pr«nJnct in the
t ijt#.<i state . cared l.'ut'dirred and
pulled, is cstisnatcd at 309.71*."0
« li^mifwl anal\'ifc at Washiagtou
ha - - > -w ti that Roumanian ' orn has
"" third i<- fat '. .« ding ifinents
than American corn, and 13 to 17 p- r
cent less protein.
tn A ii/> t rain n agrieuituri.t, Mr.
k" ■ 1.'i ff, l a • ■ -i! i«'d at ten t ion to I
1 fact thai the potato will celebrate th«
• tanniverfarj of 't-- introductioa
1 n •' Britain this year.
\ telephone has beon placed in the
Norfolk (Conn < 'dngrcgational ("hureh
; and tho'-e who are unable to a'tend
■ church will be able to liatea to the
■.. ! -.. . ,<1 h°tnev..
FvtroTEetired (eeiireaffiicts nearlveverr*
body at t!> ? ?eason Tlie h :? ,t-— • -
push, the tireless prc*v tre-;ry. tfce ener
getic become enervated You krov ju?t
what we mean Sorn" end ncrren
ecdesvor temporarily to c-err-ime that
ine i? s positive proof of 1 hjn. ^ .
pure blood. for. if the blood ri'-h. r«d,
vitalired and vigorous, it imparts lifenrd
en^rev to every nerve, organ und f
of the bod*" The necessity of tjk*.ni?
Hood's Sarsaparillo for ?hat tired (••ling
i.*. therefor", apparent to every one. and
the good it will do you > eauilly beyond
question. Rememoer that
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