The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 80, Ed. 1, Saturday, March 14, 1896 Page: 1 of 4
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AVID HETSCH
SOLE AGENT
Corner Oklahoma Avenue and hirst Street
GUTHRIE 0. T.
Repairing Neatly Done.
CII NKS OF GOLD.
All
Excitement nt Ferry anil Vicinity--
New Mining Company
Last night tho stockholders of the
Perry Mining and Smelting company
met In the city hall at Perry an I
elected Dick T. Morgan E A Perry
S A Uemplc II 0. Schilling W. 0.
Mleir A C. Hinde Henry Hanley
William Sohn E. A Ueasley as direc-
tors for the company
Tho directors met in tho law offlco
of Morgan & Pancoaat and Dick T.
Morgan was elected president of the
company; E II. Ueasley vice presi
dent; V. 0 Mioir secretary; S. A.
Uemplc treasurer; E II. Perry gon-
cral manager; tlonry Ilanley mining
export: A. a Hinde II. C. Schilling
and William Sohn executive commit-
tee. The money was raised and S A.
Uemple camo down to Guthrio for
tho charter A committee was ap-
pointed to rent a suito of rooms to
exhibit all specimens.
The company means business and
has gone to work in d ad earnest.
1$ B Conover received a return from
Indianapolis of bouio Perry ore sent
It shows 080 pounds of copper to the
ton of ore and S3 04 of silver to the
ton The assayer was Dr J. N Uurtz.
Editor Perry received an assay fiom
Prof. Edward Do Barr of tho Norman
State University which showed SO 25
to tho tou of gold and 3 1-2 por
cent
tho
coppor or about 100 pounds to
ton. Both assays show silver.
IN TILE NINE-HOLE.
The Colored People of Oklahoma
City
Also Wiiut Recognition.
It has never been generally known
that Oklahoma City like Guthrie Is
negro-infested And strange coinci-
dence they have a McCabe and Per-
kins like Guthrie who want oQlce
Wo gain this Information from an Ok-
lahoma special to tho D Has News
Some facetious correspondent tried to
get funny at tho expense of Guthrie
and received a ooomerang as tho fol-
lowing will show:
Oklahoma City Ok. March 12
The negroes are on top and propose
to elect representatives of that race
for all the city offices in the April
election. E. P McCabe colored who
crowds into white society is slated
for mayor and Georgo N Perkins
a black negro is out for police judge.
The democrats aro hopelessly In tho
minority and tho white Republicans
aro afraid to offer any objection lest
they themselves bo doomed in politics.
Old l'eople.
Old people who require medicine to
regulate tho bowels and kidneys will
find tho true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This mediclno does not stimulate and
contains no whiskey nor other intoxi-
cant but acts as a tonic and alterna-
tive. It acts mildly on tho stomach
and bowels giving tone to the organs
thoreby aiding nature in the perform-
ance ti tho functions. Electric Bitters
is an excellent appetizer and aids di-
gestion. Old people find it to bo just
exactly what thoy need. Price 50c per
bottle at Seatouian Drug Store
Latest From the Golil Fields
Does not interest you as much as this.
Doee your suit need cleaning? If so
we can do it and do it better than any-
body in town Same old prlceb
coat. Sis pants. 50c; vest 25c or full
suit SI. 50. Get prices on dying.
- 3t Steam Laundry.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
IwtM Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
W L Douglas
S2 25 AND
2 50
MENS SHOES
Best
in the
World.
...
TERRITORIAL SKETCHES
And Kodak Hhots at I'msbIhe incidents In
Two Domains.
The new Cripple Creek at Perry
Okla is just now "gyrating" around
to find a propitious location It went
toOrlundo but found it "broko off in
it." We oxpcot to hear of it next in
Uuthrio. Capitol Hill wouldn't bo
too fresh would it. David Progress
Deputy Sheriff Joe Cannon yester-
day arrested A L Labroue his wife
and daughter Fannie on a charge of
forgery. They were brought in last
evening and released on bond. It ih
alleged that they forged the signa-
ture of Adam Schmidt by endorsing
a note of S425 made by George and
J. H. Kuhlmen and given to Adam
Schmidt.
Ardmoro I. T. Admoreite: Capt.
Whittington secretary of the Terri-
tory Democratic executive committee
is in receipt of communication from
National Committeeman Robert Owen
in which that gentlemen encloses a
certificate of there solutions adopted by
the Democratic National committee
at Washington Jau. 10. this year
which provides t at Oklahoma and
Indian Territory be allowed six dele-
gates each in the National Democratic
convention to nominate candidates for
president and vice president. This
sets at rest all speculation as to the
number of delegates to bo chosen at
thn territory convention to bo held in
June at Vlnito. The Democrats
should go to work and organize for
the campaign just as though they
would bo entitled to vote.
A card on tho outsldo of tho office
doorsays: "Gono to lunch Bo back in
ten minutes " And the man will be
there on time. That is for some
days weeks or even months ho will.
Then ho will bo at home occasionally
for a day. Uo'll tell you ho had a
headache a turn of cholera morbus
or maybe he'll say ho had a lump in
his stomach and felt to miserable to
move. Tho lump was probably two
or three ten-minute lunches conden-
sed. The man who "bolts" his lunches
will find Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
the best fr'end ho ever mot.
Thero is no case of biliousness
constipation indigestion "heart
burn" or any of tho icst of the night-
mare breeding1 brood that these littlo
Pellets" will not euro. Thoy cure
permanently. Send 21 cents in ono
cent stamp? to World's Dispensary
Medical Association Buffalo N Y
and receive Dr Pierce's 1008 pago
"Common Sense Medical Adviser"
profusely illustrated.
Ilncklen'b Arnica Halve
The best salvo in tho world for cuts
bruises sores salt rhoum fever ores
chapped hands tetter ulcers chil-
blains corns and all skin erup-
tions and positively cures piles or no
pay required. It is guaranted to give
perfo t satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents por box. For sale by
Soatonian Drue Co.
Wanted Good
Noble ave.
milk cow
140-1 West
3 13 12
If you want to "sell or loaso your
farm come in and list It with me. I
may bo able to find yon a purchaser
or a tenant and draw your papers for
you I also raako loans and invest-
ments. Ofiluo over Sealon's drug
store Okluhoma avenue. M. P. Trot-
tar. Mrs. T. K. Tingle will display an
elegant and complete millinery stock
at her Easter openirg She is a dis-
criminating and tasty buyer and is
now eaet selecting stock. tf
CRegular services 10:30 a. in Sunday
school for tho children 11:30 a. m.
Bible reading and inquiry meeting
7:30 p. m. every Sunday at probate
court room
- Latest U.S. Gov't Repo
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MR BUCK DEMOCRAT WILL NOT
BE UNSEATED
ALDRICH - ROBBINS CASE.
AlnbiMtin Election Methods Alrect Mr
11 n n rj- of North Cn roll mi 8altl Thnt
l'rauil on tho llullot llox IVni
tlio Ilrtt-ilyeil DmiKhtor of
IIIrIi Treason Other
"Washington Kenii
Washington March 13. In th
Houso yostorday a resolution was
adopted by which tho claim of Mr.
Coleman Hopublican of the Second
Louisiana district to the scat of Mr.
Buck Domocrat was declared in favor
of tho latter.
Then Mr. Daniels Democrat of Now
York called up the contested election
case of Aldrioh vs Robbins from the
Fourth Alabumr district in which tho
Ropublfcaus recommended tho seating
of Aldrich.
The speech of Mr. Linnoy Repub-
lican of North Carolina in favor of
seating the contestant wns the fea-
turo of the day. His denunciation of
election frauds was most vehement.
"Fraud upon tho ballot box" he
said Jiis tho rod-oyed daughter of
high treason." It was he said tho
one great menace to the republic. The
report of the minority itself showod
that In one county Robbins received
3177 fraudulent votes.
"Why" he said thero has never
been anything like it in heaven or
this side of hell."
Ho quoted an aflldavlt iiled in sup-
port of tlio contestee in which tho
form of oath taken was "so help mo
over th3 fence." (Laughter.) He read
to the great amusemnnt of the House
.questions propounded to witnesses
and their answers in regard to the
votes of certain porsons.
"Did you know John Williams?"
"Yes sah; he's been dead ton years."
"There" said Mr. Linney address-
ing the Dcinoeratiobjdp is "(Spectacle
for you Democrats alhan V;lo was a
good Democrat all his life and then
voted again ton years after his death 1"
(Laughter ) '
"I say wither the hand that attacks
tho ballot box" continued Mr. Llnnpy
"lot it wither and die as if it lja
touched tho ark-" of tho Covenant."
(Laughter.)
At 0:10 tho house adjourned.
91 r. Ilnrinon's Assistant May Itenlgu.
Washington March 13. It is ex-
tremely probable that Assibtaut At-
torney General John I. Hall will ten-
der his resignation to tho President
within two months Tho general coun-
solship of the Georgia Southern and
Florida railroad has been offered him.
Judge A. S. Little of Columbus Ga.
in nil probability will bo Mr. Hall's
successor
GOV. STONE WRATHY.
Will Muke It Warm for tho St. Louis II-
puhllo l'coplo.
Jeffriison Citv Mo. March 13.
Thero is strong probability that tho
St. Louis Republic may find itself de-
fendant in a libel suit for
goO.000 with Governor William J.
Stono as the plaintiff. Voster-
day's Republic contained a highly
wrought account of a meeting by ap-
pointment of Governor Stono and
somo of his free silver followers in
Colonel N. M. Boll's office. Tho Re-
public makos the scene ludicrous and
exasperating by picturing tho gov-
ernor and his friends going to th
place of appointment one at a time
witli coat collars turned up and hats
pulled low. In the Republic's zeal to
slap the Stono-Bland-Stephcns contin-
gent in tho face it quotes a personal
letter as coming from Mr. Stone to
various of his friends appointing the
meeting.
Upon reading the Republic uccouut
of tho meeting Governor Stone was
intensely angry lie threatened all
sorts of vengeance upon tho Republic
and finally gave to tho press an em-
phatic statement denying authorship
of the lottor.
Governor stone says: "No such let-
tor as tho Republic pretends to quota
was ovor written by mo or by my au-
thority or with my knowledge. I
wont to St. Louio to confer with sov-.
eral gentlemen with the object in view
of getting tho free coinage mon of St.
Louis actively ta work. Tho proposi-
tion to have such a conference was
first proposed to mo by two or threo
St Louisans.and it was suggested that
it be held outsldo of a hotel in oudor
to avoid constant interruption from
tho usual swarm of callers and report-
ers It was accordingly held at Mr.
Bell's office corner of Twelfth and
Market because of its easy accessibil-
ity and convenience.
Suit Agulugt a Joplln Mo. Man.
Chicago March 13. Tho trial of
Mrs Helen Taylor against Goorge W.
Lear tho Joplin Mo. capitalist be-
gan yesterday. Lear had some bus-
iness relations with Mrs. Taylor and
her sister-in-law Mrs. Susan 'Janks a
real estate dealer and operator ou the
open board of trade and when lie
sued them for an accounting and a.
division of profits Mrs. Taylor retal-
iated with a charge of assault. Lear
donounces the assertions of Mrs. Tay-
lor as blackmail.
A Farmer1 Wife Commit Suicide.
Biikokinhiuqe Mo. March 13. Mrs.
Arthur Moorshead wifo of one of the
most popular farmers in this county
coinuiittod suicide in their bum on
their farm about three miles bouthdatat
of this city by hanging herself with a
! baiter
CUPID'S CAPERS.
Orcnt Society ICveiU to Take l'laco nt tho
Opera House March IV
"Malonoy's Wedding" after belug
postponed from time to time again on
account of tho obduracy of tho parents
of tho "brldc-to-bo" has reached a
climax or in Malonoy'B words: "Mat-
ters havo gono so far that rather than
have his plans for Ms future happiness
defeated ho has determined on mak-
ing a bold front or kill all his frloutlB
(with laughter) in tho attempt to con-
summate tho wedding together of tho
bo6d which will henceforth make ho
and tho pride of his heart one." In
ort er to furnish ample accommo-
da ions for his numerous admirers
ho has secured tho opera house
evening March 19 and on Tuesday ho
wll face tho music and surrounded
by a goodly number of selected artists
wiU proceed to make merry and carry
to completion ono of tho mbst brilliant
and sonBational weddings over wit-
nessed by a nfun-loving public Val
Blihtz has agreed to act as best man.
What Ireland and Germany can not do
in the way of wit Bong and hilarity in
general is of littlo consequence. An
Irish wako would not bo a circum
stance to this sldo-spllttlng event.
Whatever olso you do do not fail to
bo on hand and participate in a jolly
good time and congratulate Dan and
hs brido and glvo them a rousing
send-off.
IN CASE OF WAR.
rout llrltaln l Counting the Cost t
Her Commerce
London March 13. L. G. Bowles
unsorvativo member of King's Lynn
ked the government in the House of
lnmons to-day if notice had boon
ken of the statements in the Span
ish press that in tho event of war be-
tween Spain nud the United States
Spanish privateers would prey upon
American commerce and whether in
Yiow of tho complications and injur-
ies British trade would suffer from
$uch nn event or in case ol war bo-
tweon Great Britain and a country
which had acceded to the declaration
of PariB tho government would con-
sider tho whole effects of tho declara-
tion of Paris and tho advisability of
Great Britain withdrawing therefrom.
The first Lord of tho Treasury Mr.
A. J. Balfour in reply bftid that the
trovornmont does not nnestion Snain's
fright in tho matter; but in view of
itho fact that no privateers havo been
useu in any wnr mnco isso oven oy
tho powers not acceding to tlio declar-
ation of Paris and that tho doctrino
that a neutral Hog covers enemies'
goods except contraband of war has
been generally uccopted during re-
cent years it may be doubted if Spain
would actually resort to such meas-
ures. Regarding tho latter part of
Mr. Bowles' question Mr. Balfour
said that while fully admitting that
tho eventuality mentioned might have
an important bearing upon the inter-
ests of neutral countries ho did not
think anything could bo gained by an
expression of opinion upon the part
of the government of any hypotheti-
cal case.
WEYLER RELENTING.
Captured Suspect tn lie Krleused n
Promise of Loyalty tti Spain.
Havana March 13 Ca tain Gon-
eral Weyler has issued another proc-
lamation the terms of which indicato
a purpose to still further softon the
severity of tho proclamations he is-
sued soon after his arrival.
This latest official edict provides
Unit all persona captured up to date
n the provinces of Havana and Pinar
lei Rio who aro suspected of having
been members of a rebel band should
they of their own free will deny that
thoy belonged to such band will bo
liberated in every case provided thoy
will give their promise before two
witnesses to bo loyal to the Spanish
cause and provided also that no ono
appears against them to offer charges
of any other crimes.
Honduras l'laced Under Martial Unr.
Tegucigalpa Honduras March 13.
Tho whole of the Republic of Hon-
duras has beeu placed under martial
law pending the settlement of tho
civil revolt in Nicarugua in which the
President of Honduras has espoused
tho cause of the Zelaya government
against tlio rebels. Tho near ap-
proach of tho contending forces in
Nicaragua to tho Honduras frontier
and the disposition of the President of
Guatamala to interpose for the settle-
ment of the war aro tho considera-
tions that mudo the stop seem advis-
able of placing tho country under
martial law.
A Hard Worker.
U. S. District Attorney Roy V. Hoff-
man passed through Perry Monday on
his way to Guthrie from El Rono
where ho has been looking after U S.
criminals. Roy is a hard worker and
looks after Undo Sam's interests in
sixteen different counties and as a
matter of course keeps him on tho
jump almost night and day. Few
persons realize tho amount of work ho
does and a much less number appro
elate his services and would rather
throw a club in his way than to help
him in performing his arduous duties.
Perry Sentinel.
IJiJLV W1SATUEK FORECAST.
Special report for The Daily
Leader by W. J. Walters observer
United States weather bureau:
Highest temperature yesterday: 74
lowest 43.
Forecast for today: Fair and
warmer.
DON'T BE
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OKLAHOMA CARRIAGE WORKS.
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