The Perkins Bee (Perkins, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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■rmy in every potaible way it i* »ur-
priaing-thit Herr Uowe'a bullet-proof
coat invention is being hawked
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ent The cloth is apparently all that
is ellhoed for it. yet no one seems to
want to buy it. and Dowo himself is
giving exhibitions in theaters cor-
responding in character to our dim*
museums.
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lurr* i«f ik« *iiuaU«hi for rnofv iban
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alopi
over at sacramento.
A stw field ii bein^ opened in
England for women. Tho mother
country is eoing to make soldiers of
her women, and a brigade has been
recruited exclusively from the gen-
tler sex. The women are said to be
fine shots and possessed of sufficient
nerve in battle, but the male popu-
lation will never be uonvincod that
• woman will make a pood soldier
until it is illustrated how she can
retreat aad at the same time keep
her hat on straight
hhet do things with a great deal
of finish sometimes down in Georgia.
A couple of young peoplo were to
have been mar.ied. All arrange-
ments wore made. The preacher
and guests arrived, tho wedding sup-
per was spread, but the bridegroom
was missing. He was hunted up and
sent back word that he had changed
his mind. The assembled gentlemen
then went after him. carried him to
the woods, buckled him across a log
and thrashed him until his yells
could be heard in .he next county.
• long with i.OfiO men
shot through the heart.
Two Man *mr»n«h and Aaaanlt m Third.
M li*n Murd*r Rp«nllail.
MonrRi.t. Mo.. July II.—Alex Me-
Cambridge and Ftert Kimmell, hrakl-
mfn here, atnbushed and aasanl«e|
('karlir Clark, a hrakeman. who h«
bern werkinir diirinjf the strike, ye^
terda.v afternoon, striking him in th»
mouth nnd nose. Clark shot Mr Me
Cambridge through the heart. Kim-
mell took hold of a bystander nnd,
ke*pinjr him between Clark and him-
ae'f. backed away until Clark was ar
rested. Clark was hurried to the de-
pot heavily guarded, ami a few min-
utes later placed on a train and taken
to Mcxico for safe keeping. Clark
and Mclain bridge each have a wife
and two children. Clark.s parents
live at Laddonia and are highly re-
anectcd. ______________
REJECTED HY THE MANAI1ERS.
The PropoallIon of Mr. It«b« lo Call Off
tho Ktrlka Declined.
Chicago, July 10.—The publication
of a statement that a statement
signed by Eugene V. Debs, (.eorge W.
Howard nnd Sylvester Iveliher had
been presented to the chairman of the
General Managers' association by „„
Mayor Hopkins caused a number of I the telephone company and its gov'
1 1/1 ..nil nl lliniat f» I'll IVI«* lit (Uinnn/lt lone
a Malum la Work trala. n«a
r»n Tim# nahlaad Mill larali-
kachamk.mo. Cii., .ibijt it. -Thi
atrike i* virtually over here To-
i day several huirlred *hopmen who
walked out with the atrikea re-
turned to work, having realised the
hopcleaanek* of continuing the atrug-
pie. The railroad officials believe
that all the shop* will be in full run-
ning operation by Wednesday Traioa
were running on time to-day.
Oaki.ami. Cal., July 1 .—Troops
were called upon several times last
niirht and to-riav to disperse crowds
of riotous strikers, but there was no
violence of a serious nature. All the
regular passenger trains were run-
ning under heavy military guard.
MORE TROUBLE AT ENID.
Another Attempt ivm Made to Blow Up
a Hork Inland Bridge.
SorTH "knio, Ok., Julv 17.— An un-
successful attempt was made at C
o'clock yesterday morning to blow up
a bridge that crosses a creek near this
town. The bridge was guarded by
soldiers, who were fired upon by the
person attempting the outrage. A
small amount of dynamite was used,
which was exploded without any
material damage.
^ The telephone wires between North
Enid and this place have been de-
stroyed. This liue also runs to tho
government town, which was proba-
bly the occasion of last night's act, as
the Enid citizens- are bitter against
hy in. mm who . ill* i.... r«m a M( ^ (tn||,r ^
Iw.um> lo .h.m ihrni lh* Mill-.!*, „)„( *,& .. MH.n
r.Md .»I.rn lie Wa* Ofleml lo lM>w ;iMurtmuerm h-.| ,
up hi* hand*. Al Ural ho 'realetl it a*
a juke, but they *<• n ttitvine*>«l Mi*
that I hey in*ant iiu*l|r»* They pd
91% Mr Itell ju*t *»4d i claim N
imm ami it U «upi»»*e«l ihit the rol»
l*-r* tliouirht they woabl *r.-ure the
whole amount.
a iniv living
ric. bor-
the general managers to call at their
headquarters yesterday afternoon
to inquire if tho statement
was true. I'pon their learning
that a communication hail been left
with the chairman and upon hearing
the views of tl>3 managers who called,
which were forcibly expressed, tho
chairman decided that it was proper
to return tho communication to the
mayor without answer, which was
doiie, and with the information that
no communication whatever from the
parties signing could be received or
•OTsi<lerjd bv the association
eminent connections.
Shot Ilend bjr a Deputy Marshal.
Leavexworth, Kan., July 17.—ea,
alias "Murch" t)onuhue, a marble eut-
| ter anil a deputy marshal, accused by
I John Coffey, a miner, of protecting
j non-union men, got a revolver and
| attacked Coffey in a saloon. Coffey
cut Donohue's head with a beer glass
i and both tussled on the floor. Final-
ly Donohue drew his revolver and
; shot once but missed. Coffey ran up
j stairs toward a pool room, when a
1 second shot ltillo'1 bite.
Saturday l.eo Hridley
in the western pari of inlhr
rowed a pony liel«ingiig to Al Jone*
and hitc-hing it io hiaown lu^try drove
over into town. s«Min affr hitching
the horae on .Second alrret he waa
Mccohtcd by a atrange man *h<< offered
him 9*> if he would take him in the
buggy and drive him about fifteen
miles east. Glad of a chance to earn
§.% so easily. yf;ung Hradly accepted
the offer and the two started out at
once. When they arrived at the des-
ignated place which proved to l»e an
laolated stretch of road with no houses
in sight, the stranger nulled a revol-
ver und compelled the boy to climb
out of the buggy and start for town,
while he drove off in ancisterly direc-
tion. The boy walked all the way to
town, where he had a warrant issued
for the unknown highwayman.
••aid ip
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dialurlMnet<a hid w»*»d lo »ueli in
eatrnl a* lo render ■ eirrful, thor-
ough, thoughtful inve*tig*tion |*«**i-
ble
The president laul great
on lhr.||«-t that noalepacould l»e tikr
in this direction until law le**ne»% had
eeaseil. ind he made hi* promise con-
tingent on the pledge of the labor
leader* to see to It t lit. mi far is or-
ganized labor i* concerned, ihe
trouble at t'hicigo and elaewhera will
immediately disappear.
deputy marshals killeo.
Tw.-I Meet TMIr Death* In a freight
train I idllslon In <Tllra(n.
I'NK'Aao, July 14.—Two deputy
i'nited States marahals met their
deaths and two other* were more or dMponlirn'-y. etc.
leas#ijnrcd vesterday afternoon in a ~
Rverr nmm «ki WaaM RaiW im
•.rail Tnlhal Ike rial* Parto! im
Ike** III** ««erlea •! Vfedlral lelewtl
•a Ipvlirl la *larrle4 Uf», iho
w«mI4 Aiowe for r*m Krrura mm*
avim r«nr* ntniu. iiomm m*
rare Ik* Wonderful Mllle Baak
tailed •• I omplele fliak**4| iM
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••Here at la*t la Information from a high
aa*dlr«l aotin e thai m>.»t *orfc iomdrra with
tbla generation of men."
Thelmok fully deacrlhea a method by which
to attain full * Ic-r an«l manly p«iwer.
A method by which to rnd all unoalnral
drain* on ll.»»y»tem.
To rure nerrnusneaa. lark of Mlf-control,
The senate passed the hill Saturday
donating to Oklahoma City the milita-
ry reservation that adjoins the town-
sjte. Ten acres are set ap-jrt for II?n-
jnmin Miller of Oklahoma City to sat-
isfy the claim he holds against the res-
ervation. a similar bill passed the
house some months ago and this plac-
es the matter in conference. It is un-
derstood that the nouse will agree to
the senate amendment which gives
Miller ten acres, and this will place
the bill before the president. The
senate also passed the bill allowing
the Lexington Hridge company in Ok-
lahoma to construct a toll bridge „ _
across the ^outh Canadian river at [ '"g of people
Lexington with Purcell in the Indian r a"']
Territory. This bill has not yet
passed the house, but is believed that
it will be put through this session.
dlision of freight trains on the W
consin tracks near Sixteenth and
Jackson street crossing. Two loromo -
lives and several car* were wrecked
in the accident and the three story
brick warehouse of Smith, Rurdette
»fc Co, was partly destroyed.
The Baltimore and Ohio and Wis-
consin Central jointly use this track,
and by some misunderstanding of
orders both trains were moving to-
wards each other on the same track.
'They met on a curve, and the impact
as the two engines came together was
tremendous.
BIG LABOR DEMONSTRATION.
Geronimo and his tribe of Indians, t
now confined at Mount Vernon bar- I
Henry (ieorge and Other* Score Cleve-
land and the Federal C'ourta.
nkw York, July 14.—Tho labor
demonstration held last night in
Cooper Union to express sympathy
with the strikers in Chicago and tho
West, was an extraordinary outpour-
The hall was crowded
to~excess, and 3,000 people surrounded
the building, unable to get in.
The meeting was a vehement one in
the manner it expressed its convic-
tions. The name of President Cleve-
land was received with such a storm
of hisses and hootings that Henry
Now comes Dr. Swa>-ts of the
Rhode Island medical society and
warns us in this scorching weather
not to drink watbr from a filter, lie
declires witer filters to be complete
failures in the rjitter of purifying
witer. Why? Because, according
to this noted scientist, whenever
water passes through a filter thou-
aands of new germs are added to it
As the filter is used from day to day
it collects the impure substances
and these, as is readily seen, render
the water more impure than when
no filter is used at all, so that unless
filters are cleaned at least once a
day it is d 'scretion to dispose of their
use entirely.
The most effecting tribute thit
was paid M Carnot was the death
from frief of hi* coachman on be-
holding the dead stiteamin. Hamil-
ton Fish's wrrtnU wept it the
grave. W hen a man'* ser ant* weep
for him it show* he «i< to them
•ore thai i wag* pa . er.
It i« minilv affirmed that at ■
Mveit fiiieral oa • hot My ll* Mia*-
•rkiwtit on# «' the t»oine*» fo|-
lewei tie cw pi; to IM g*a*i <m •
lk«t « >o cloMi cir-tige for h^a
aui M Ii ab.e ti aal< ki« lega g<%
Colored
lUrrt'HISOX,
i 1 hreaten l.ynrhlng.
Kan., July 17.—Tom
Owens and John Cunningham,colored,
quarreled to-dav, when Cunningham
stabbed Owens in the abdomen from
the effects of which his life is it. dan-
ger. Cunningham was arrested and
while on the road to jail, two officials
bad to draw their revolvers to keep a
mob oi colored men from hanging
him.
The MlnoeapolU a flyer.
Boston, July Id. — The new cruiser
Minneapolis made her official trial
trip to-day. Her average speed dur-
ing the four hours' consecutive run is
estimated at "'S1* knots, which, if ver-
ified by the official timekeeper, would
give her S4.%0.0«I0 omnium.
Aa OMrlal la • Bad Boa.
cincinnati, l»hio. July 16.--Judge
Tift to-day removed K. M. l*orch as
Cnited States commissioner at Mount
Sterling. Ky . for contempt of eonrt.
When the marshal swore out the
warrant* for the arrest of striker* at
Moant Sterlinr b-fore |V»rch the lat-
ter ia aernaed not .wilv of t pr> nf the
a erased «*» they could get awiv. k*l
al*o of advising theaa todeaittd trials
before kii • Porch• and it wcaald he
ill right Jalr Taft ordered
the iaamedite arrea* ef INwrrh aid
set hH hearing for Monday neat it
Coi iatlta.
THE MARKETS.
Kamai t'lty Oraln.
! K ass as City, Mo , July 1(1 -Quotation* for
! car lot-i by sample on tra-.k at Kansas City
j wt-rei nominally a* followi: No 2 hird, 4;<<i
j ir^c No 3 hard No 4 hard. 4.!®llc;
rrjecled, 4l(f(.ljj No 2 ret 4.1c, No 3 red,
47'riWc No 4 red, M®IV! Corn—Mo 2. 3« ft
36 ,c No 1.3>(l« ,0 No : white cora,39 M»o
No 3 while, 38 iU39c OiH No 2 £4 Noi
3, .r.'c. No 2 white o it~ 33c. No 3white, 3lo.
l.lre Stock.
Cattle Drosse-t beer and export steers, 13 M
«4«> Western steer-*. 14 IS43 HO cows an&
heifers, II- M 2 3'»: Texis an I Ind.vi steer j.
IHHtH Tanas and Indian cowi, I-. 454! O
mixetl. II.W^T
Ho.-s Receipts «.otl shippel yesterday.
The market was IS rents lower, closlnr
2S cents lower The top wn *4 *> and b-^lk ef
sale. N ro to M.T. s/ain .t 13 for top aa4 |i #-
to ll #J for bulk of s«le« yeitcrday.
MAYOR FOR CONGRESS.
nearing an AGREEMENT.
TM IMwiocratle « eoferf^ea »• Call In
KrpnhDcan* To-day
WiMHirato!*. July 1"
the tariff conference adjourned thia
afterii > .n the i^uisiani aid Texi*
ileie-yation in I ongress went into
set et caneis for the pnrpw
arfopt if a plan to he
the enferree* for the
r«fstki of the treaty
It -*as ma4e ernes' '»
pnrt was far off. a
cm1 tkat B«paW*M ■
i of
sented to
matediate ah-
^rith Hawaii-
it a ti"* N
It aria gi*»«
racks, Ala., will now not, be removed . George, who was speaking.! had to
to the l-'ort Sill military reservation j cry, "What's the use ""
after all. When the paragraph of the
array appropriation bill, providing for
this removal was reached in the son- Mr willard of Argentine, the Topullst
ate Senator nuboise at the request j standard Bearer In the Second,
of Delegate Flynn, offered an amend- „ , ,
ment, striking out Fort Sill military Pfm'A' ,Kf° ' J]u1^ ^.-Frank A.
reservation and to insert the words, Willard of Wyandotte county, was
"To such military reservation as the nominated here yesterday by the Pop-
secretary of war may sckct, not pro- mlists of the Second congressional
hibited by existing law." Senator district as their candidate for con-
Mlackburn, in charge of the bill, ae- i, gress. There were twelve candidates
ceptcd the amendment and it was so jj before the convention, and the noin-
ordcred. This precludes the possibili- f ination was made on the eleventh
t\ of these Indians being removed to t Imllot The nominee is mayor of
the territory, as there is a law enact- i Argentine and is secretary of the
ed by the Forty-fifth congress which elite board of grain inspectors.
provides that no tribes of Indians |r
shall lie removed to the Indian Terri- I THE MARKETS.
torv. unless expressly provided for by i —~ —
an act of congress. The senate bill) Kansas City t.raln.
provides that Sl.VOOO shall be appro- ' Kansas Citt, Mo, July 14.-Quotat.oaj for
. . , . , .... . ■ i ... ' car lots bv sample on track at Kansas City
printed in addition to other sums set y ^ere nominaI,y as follow, No . hird, „ ,c;
apart for the purpose of the erection j No 3 h>nl 4fVS,4;t.; Xo 4 hard
of buildings, purchase of draft am- , ejected, 4l<f«l2o No 2 red, 4!)c, No 3 red,
mats, stock, necessary farming tools, i w.ih- :.o 4 rad. I3®l3n Corn No 2. 3« s
I seeds, household utensils, and other [ »l*c No No 2 white corn,33 f4»c
1 articles needed for Indians and gener- ' **<> 1 Wl40W« Oats—No 2. S4 No
allv for their support and civilisation. , * No 2 white oats 38c; No 3whiie, 34c
j Lire stock.
The assessed valuation of Oklahoma I fat tie-Dressed beef and eiport steers, » .so
. „-ounty is |l,3»il,t>(il. I <146- Western steers. N3|IH cows and
I " ,, , . ... . __ | heifer*. IIW *3>; Teaa* and Indian steers,
I The Osage i <^al and Miningcompanv . Tetas and Ind.aa cow*. II «il H)
I attempted to resume work Monday if- ' mixed. 7
. .a ^ * l„| ! Ho/i 7,if* f>hipp 1 TWlerdaT
ternoon for the hrit in months, but ^ ^ «,rket wM dull ^Tcene rally Sc
waa qnicklv stopped by striking min- j lower. r!o*ia? * to It* lower Tie top wn IS
cm. who threite-1 bodily injiry to the ^ "-»« ®f »• *•' fyr
J operator* should the work not he stop-
S ped until all dilferrice* ire aellled. ' i^a I
The I mted "»tates Indian ifrnt is on "»ara»t far rhoWe lai
i he gronad lo arbitrate between
the Makers and the mat rompnny.hvt
i* »'h iittle effect. i« the strikers say iiaMa 73 «•<
thev arill lot «r«wh neraait others to aa R >1 'I ia t
wurfc aalil the loraae- *^i of anen ® !***•?_ t t i
To etchnnso a jaded and worn nature fot
ona "f brightne«.s, buoyancy and pn*"r.
To cure forever effort■» of excew*. over-
work, worry, etc. ...
To give full fitrenglh. development and
tons to every portion and organ of the body.
Age no barrier. Fitlluro Impossible. 2,000
referem-es.
The ImoU Is purrlu innllrnl and trtrnWIr. nse-
less tn ctuioslty beekers, invaluable to m«rt
only who ttrni It.
A despairing man, who had applied to U8,
Soon after wrote:
"Well, I tell you. that first day is one I'll
never forget. I Just bubbled with Joy. I
wanted to bug everybody and tell them tnv
old self had died jot, tern ay and my new self
vV
ed yesterday and my i
'. Why dldn l you tell me when
first wrote tfiat I would find It this way?"
was born today.
And another thus:
"If you dumped a cartload of gold at, my
feet It would not bring such glu/lnebs Into my
life ns your method has done."
Write to tho Erik Medicai. Compaitt,
Refer to this pa per and the company promises
to send the book, in sealed envelope, without
any marks, and entirely free, until It is well
WE WILL MAIL rOftTffllt)
« flne Panel Picture, entitled
"MEDITATION "
In exclmuKO for 11 Large Lion
HeadK, cut from Lion Coffee
cur other fine premiums, Inclod-
ng books, a knife, game, eto.
Wooison Spice Co.,
i50 Huron St., Toledo, Ohio,
■i
Davis' Cream Separator Churn, pow-r
hot water and feed cooker combined.
Agents wanted. Send for circular. All
sizes Hand Cream Separators.
Davis & Rankin H. & M. Co. Chicago.
lieEOM-""1" w.itioHwin,
noil/I? Washington, O.C.
i 1waa
ti war, l«>aUju<l»c»tiii;» cliUiua, alt)- SLUCO.
WIFF CANNOT SEE HOW T0110
Wirt IT ARB Mf FREIINT.
» 4r*w*t mIMI <
Rtrkcl fiift
NftH'alVW. Smm
WorW^i Fair KMalitrwM Mcklaam4 sttarfe.
ment*. Bqt frw«l fid mry tad nv« dealer'a tad ifent'a f^"«ti
rare rm* mh -M Ie4it f.-r MrkW •» laen f-i
rlltt .k. w~n-.
OXFORD HfS. CO. M WabatkAn. CMICARO.IU.
FICE BLEACI
FREE!
to ft t • for h«n m nra
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