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UFflUlAL IIIIUAM UK OKLAHOMA lIKMOOHAOlf
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GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9 1890.
NO 3.
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When Up Town Gall on
RENFRO
Tie
AND GET A DRINK
&
While there It will be
to your intorobt to get
what Drugs you need.
Wo Buy and Sell lot
OaBh and will glvo tet-
ter price than any-
body The Only Line of
DOUBLE LYNCHING BEE
MURDERERS OF A MINNESOTA
SHERIFF QUICKLY PUNISHED
TWO M EN LYNCHED BY MOB
TVoro rnnml Guilt)- of 3lnrler In the
Sreomt I Ire r' M lilili IMil Not
l'lotno the lVopli- hi 1 hi-y Took
tlio Law Into Ihrlr Oirn
Manila Oilier Crim-
inal New.
lli.nxrnr Minn. Sept. 7. The trial
of tlio llrst of ihn tuo men charged
with the murdor of Sheriff Joseph
Rogers resulted Saturdny in a verdict
of murdor In the hecond degree
whicli did not plonse some of tho doo-
pie of tho county nnd a doublo lynch-
ing bee resulted early yesterday morn-
ing. Tho two men lynched wero
Dartnan Musgrovo and II. A. Clngmars.
MURDERER LEFT NO CLUE-
aiotlUted Body of Farmer Matthew
Clark Found Near Kxceltlor Spring.
Excelsior Sphinos. Mo. Sept. 7.
Tho body of Matthew Clark a
bachelor farmer was found yesterday
morning by the roadside four miles
south of here The head was hor-
ribly beaten nnd aU'lndicatlons point
to murder but there ure absolutely
no clues jipon which the ofllcers can
Itorlc. 1 lie netm ana posse nro now
out searching for ine- murderer or
murderers.
Clark was fairlv wall-to do and had
lived alono for many years So far as
known ho had no cnomlos.
EXPELLED FROM CHURCH.
Kev Thouta. Cooper of bt. Joseph Die
Rrnceri Tim McDonald Sulchln.
Haxsmai. Mo. Sept. 7. Tho com-
mittee nppolntod by llishop Ualloway
to try the case against liev Thomas
Coop t duposed pastor of St Josopli
to-day found him guilty of gross im-
morality sluudcr and profanity nnd
recommended that he be uxpellod
from the church. Tho conference
adopted tho report at onou and Cooper
was oxpolled.
Tho suicide of Dr. McDonald this
-week Is said to have been due to
threats of prosecution mude Uy Cooper
McDonald having charged him with
intimacy with a young woman of the
x-'huiclt
Mr. llrjrtQ Oora lo Church.
Mil. iUKKC. Wis. SepL 7. William
Jennings I try an spent a quiet Sunday
in this city with Mr. and Mrs. K. tt
Wall ha attouded the Immauual
Presbyterian church and listened to a
sermon by the Kev llishop Fallows of
Chicago on the text '-Providence."
There were no demonstrations of any
kind further than a few introductions
to some friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wall.
(looix 11- Ooodo De.tL
Wasmhotoj. tsept. 7 Dr. George
II. Drown Qoode assistant secretary
of the Smithionlou institution and
probably the leading authority on Hsu
and fisheries iu the United -tates.dled
lie re last night of branchial pneumo-
nia aged 45 years. He was a native
of Indiana.
Mri. Nttl OaodMlu right. Hunk.
New York. Sept :. Mrs. Nat a
Goodwin who has boen separated
from her husbaud for live years and
who was recently sued for divorce
has filed a countersuit'for divorce and
will fight the action against her.
.
It is a fact that Hood's Sarsaparllia
the One True Hlood l'urlflcr. has
proved over and over again that it
has the power to cure even when
other medicines fail tn do any good
Hood's PilU are purely vegetable
and do not purge pain or gripe. All
druggist 2Bo
11111 Walker is up from Norman
Highest of all in Leavening
RENFRO
tjfcfcj Baking
A as
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Druggist
OF ICE WATER.
Kill your Inmets
and
Piles witli
RENFRO'S
INSECT
.POWOEft.
SURE SHOT!
Cigars in the City.
201
0KLAH03IA ATE.
BIG DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Jniui hinl Ilntlm Ticket Elttctnd by
Ill
MajorlUe. In Arkan.ai
Special to Daily Leader
km LB Rock Arlc Sept. 7. Jones
and the entire Democratic tickot elect-
ed by a conceded majority of 50000. It
is Impossible to glvo late returns ss
offices are closed on account of Labor
Dar.
I'orMt lrlrea In Toxni.
Colmxshku. Texas SeDt. 7. For a
fortnight past forost fires have been
raging In this and adjoining counties.
The air ha boon dcnibo with heavy
smoke. The young growing tlmb r
lias been totally destroyed and great
damage Is reported.
Iron lork Shut Dawn
Johnstows I 'a Sept. 7. Practical-
ly every doparlmont of the Cambria
iron works shut down Saturday night
for an Indeflnlto period throwing at
1ob1 20"0 men out of employment
Lsalc of orders is given us tho cause of
the suspension.
I l'olorul I'luluu In ASimourl.
St. Lot'lM Ma Sept. 7. It is said
that the Populists are to ho given four
electors on the Missouri Democratic
ticltot bat that there witl bo no fusion
on State or congressional candidates.
beU'Cted by lln Cleveland
Chicago Sept. 7. Miss Mary Ban-
nister Willard has been selected by
Mrs Drover Cleveland to look after
the kindergarten education of her
three daughters. The young woman
Is a niece of Miss Frances E Willard
and a graduut of the I'estalozzi
kindergarten in Berlin.
fcnntor Vnorhcci Very lit.
Tehiik IIaittje. ind Sept 7 Sen-
ator Voorhees is very ill and failing so
rapidly that his friends fear he will be
unable to take part in the campaign
N"EWS IN BRlEfr
Mrs. Frank Van Houten of Sioux
City attempted to kill herself with
laudanum becauso her husband crit-
icised the out of a pair of trousers the
had boon making for her fl-year-old
son.
Percy tlaunt author of "Tho Row-
cry" and many other popular songs
died penniless In tho CuUlll moun-
tains. Tlio Northern Pacific Is cutting ex.
pensev right nnd left and it is said
that the cut will averngo 23 per cent
The salaries of tlio main otllcials were
the first to be cut
The Populists of Puttis county Ma
Indorse the Democratic county ticket.
It is reported that Governor Stono
will succeed Nick Hell as excise com-
missioner of St. Louis If Lon Stephens
Is elected Governor.
Mr. Iiryan will make fourteen
speeches during tha two davs ho Is la
Kentucky.
Spain has chartered soven steam-
ships in wh ch to transport troops to
Cuba.
Democrats expeet to carry Arkansas
by 60000 majority in to-day's election.
An attempt was made to hold up
thoovorlaud express near Sacramento
Cat. Tho engineer killed ono of tho
robbers and pulled out
John Wright one of the best known
bookmakers in tba Wast committed
suicide at his home in St Louis.
John C bhaehan. tlia Tammany hnll
leader has declared for iiryan.
Anti-toxin Is relieving a case of
look jaw at Fordliain hospital New
York.
Insurgents iu Cuba killed or cap-
tured tha entire guurd of 300 Spanish
troops.
Arebbishop Ireland has abolished
tuitior charges in puroolilal schools In
his arch-diocese.
Rev. J. II Warmouth was killed in.
stantly by lightning while in a house
near Pad u call Ky.
Consul General Lee is pressing Gen-
eral Weyler to explain the murder of
Charles Oovlp a newspaper corres-
pondent Whitehead the Irish dynamiter
who disappeared after his release
from prison has been found in Cbrlc
Democrats
nomluated (I
the council
ot the Second
district
S Johnson of Perry
fcr
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
faB W VrFw.l
MANY ST LOUIS PEOPLE SERIOUSLY
HURT ATTASWELL IND.
TWO OF THEM FATALLY.
Came ot tho IVreok Unknown The
onicInU of the Horn! Illnuin Ihn Sec-
tion Foreman Hut llo Clalrat
tbo Accident Mr.ulted I'roro
llrokcn nance Which
rnoRht n rih l'l-tw.
English lud. Sept. 7. An oxour-
sion train from St. Louis was wreaked
at Taswell yesterday morning either
from a worn rail at a curve or from
tho spreading of the rails. The bag-
gage car and three coaches jumped
the track and rolled down an embank-
ment. The fatally Injured are John (Lb-
son St Louis William A. Kane St.
Louis
Seriously injured: J W. Connopey
St Louis; Chris HendncU St Louis;
Mrs. F 1). Jordan East St. Louis;
Thomas William Murray St Louis;
Jacob Miller St Louis; W. J. Porter
Louisville Ky.; John L Tussle St
Louts; W. J. White St Louis.
A great many others were huit but
not la tally.
E. A. Allen a furmer p.is.ing at
the moment ou horebuck was tnrown
by the frightened unliual uliich
jumped on his breast with probably
fatal effect.
Tho officials of the road will it is
said likely throw the lilanu upon tho
section foreman but he oIaiui- the ac-
cident resulted from a brolcen rluugc
which caught a Usliplute Tawell is
a small town of ulinu' J'K iuhnbilunts
In Indiana.
The train plunged ulong some dis-
tance before It was stopped. A pinto
ensued lu which men uoinen and
children were .seriously crushed by
those who lost their hends nnd un-
deavored to force thou- wjj from tho
cars by main force. Several of the
passengers fainted ni.d for a time the
scono yas one of tho utmost con-
fusion. Word wns at once brought lo this
city of tho disaster and a parly of
surgeons started for the wreak whero
asrlstauco was given the injured.
After their wounds were temporarily
dressed the victims were brought here
where every attention possible was
given them.
LI GIVEN A SHOCK.
Cotnci In Contact Willi Electricity at tha
Zvfupara Fall! Tower floute
Niaq.iu. Falls N. Y.. Sapt 7. A
special train bearing IA Hung Chung
and bis party arrived here at noon
yesterday. Ilain was falling at tba
time.
At the electric power house of the
Niagara F.ills Power company tlio dis-
tinguished visitor had ins first experi-
ence with American electricity tha
result beipg as startling us it was un-
expected With his usual curiosity
and desire to make personal investiga-
tion of tlio machinery before him ho
poked at a switch-board with his
walking stiok. The metal ferule
closed a circuit Instantly and Li's
stick was violently thrown from his
grasp. He was naturally much uston-
Isliod at the effect of the sticlc's con-
tact with ilio svvituli-buurd but fortu-
nately he suffered no damage beyond
a gooa scare However he decided
that he had seen enough and wunt to
his rooms where he remained until
bedtime.
A WORLDS STRIKE.
Dock Laborer of r. rry Nation Heine
(reunited for United Action
Lo.Nno.N Sept. 7. It Im reported
among tlio delegates bound for the
trades union congress at Edlnburg
that the plans for a strike of the
dock laborers of the world have
been almost perfected and the strike
may be commenced this autumn. All
clussei of laborers employed in or
about tho docks ships wharfs and
warehouses iu the United Kingdom
the United States Canada Germany
France Holland Helgitim and Aus-
tralia as well as other ueimtrlos wilt
be concerned. The strike Is lo be
principally against the piece work
system
Turkey Culled to Account.
CossT-NTixoi'LB Sept 7. The am-
bassadors have sent a collective note
to the Turkish government dwelling
upon the organized character of the
massacres and citing several east's
bearing this out They quota the
declaration of two Mussulmans nho
assert that tho police provided them
with weapons and sent them to kill
Armenians Tho ambassadors demand
a striot Inquiry Into the causoi of tbe
outbreak and stent being taken to
suppress it and insist upon the seveie
punishment 01 the oujprns.
"Illooiner" ltntuuranteur fur Governor.
WiiKF.l.l.sa W. Va. Sept 7. Nat VV.
Fitzgerald of Terra Allu has been
nominated by the Popullsl-.for gov-
ernor. Last year ho opened ii ratai
rant on Nassau street lu New York
city wilh nineteen wnltrestea whom
he ordered to wear blooniens. L trh
teen struck and the nineteenth at-
tracted so much attention that Fits-
geruld was arrested.
Orvtt Too Cheap to felt.
CLKVELAXD Ohio Sept 7. The
grape gro-vers of Northern Ohio are
afilicied with a big prop. The viues
are black with tho fruit which Is wil-
ing at fird cents a basket of ten
pounds In the vineyards. There in no
profit in such a price.
Bnlllvan'f Common Law Wit' Iead.
Nkw Yobk Sept 7 Annie Living-
ston for years the common law wife
of John L. Sullivan died at Uellovue
hospital on Saturday night of heart
failure nod her body was taken to
morgue.
TWO BRYAN SPEECHES
Oold Democrats Denounced A 7lod
of
Silver Not roared.
Milwaukee Wis. Sept 7 Despite
fhe rainy weather Mr. Dryan ad
irossed about 0000 peoplo in a park
ou the South side Saturday afternoon.
Ho was introduced by K C Wall and
ipoke In part as follows:
"Some peoplo are afia.d that undor
the froo coinage of silver ue will have
i flood of m 'tioy. We are not afraid
that to open the mints is going to give
us any more money than the people
can use. The farmers and laborers
no the foundation of society. Tha
buslnoss men the commercial roan
tnd tho professional men are tha
house built upon the foundation and
tho financiers are tha roof the housa
nnd yet tha financiers think they are
the wholo thing and nil the rest de-
pends mon them. If you oesiroy the
foundation the house will go down
"Wo have no objection to the money
tender. When I need money I borrow
from him but when 1 want to rote I
io not ask him how I am going to
vote.
"All thai we ask is this. That this
government shall go back to tho old
fashioned doctrine which rests upon
tbo equality of all before tha law.
All that wo ask Is that this government
lhall takq for its motto and keep It
'Equal rights to all and special privil-
eges to no man.' The success of tho
Chicago ticket is not dangerous to
any man who wants to eat bread that
he earus. It is dangerous only to the
man who wants to eat the bread that
somebody else cams
NATIONAL DnMOCRlTS HltiRMK
"S-Viiio peoplo ask why did Ihey
loli.tietizo silver? Tliev knew that a
gold standard Mould simply mean
that a dollar shou.d greatly rise iu
value. 1 believe that that is what
was behind the ilemiiut-tiK.ition of
lllver but it was not know n t xcept to
tho few people who wirt- iinipul.it-
ing the finances. The go'd stu. i Urd
has never taken a steu in the it -lit It
has never fought a Initio in an open
Quid and it is not nVhti.ig ii tins year.
"The minority in the Chlcjgo' in-
vention claimed to Ue for internal hii-
al bimetallism. 'I hen the letnting
gold men ut Chicago oigamz-d an-
other convention threw oir tiie mask
and declared for h gold standard
That attompt nt Chleajr lo loimnlt
Ilia Democratic party tn internHtional
bimetallism was n fraud nnd a diu-ep-lion.
When a purty puts up imp man
for the purpose of electing unntlier
wo deny that those men can beany
moro honest In their desire for honest
money than they were in politics in
tho past The convention it Inliaii-
ipolls was held in tho Interest of Ho-
publioau success. If they had had
the courage that ought to follow con
viction lliev would liavo indorsed
McKlnloy for whom they expect to
TOtC."
TUB BOND BKAI.S DENOUNCED
Tho evening meeting at Schlitzpark
was large and enthusiastic. Mr. iiryan
ald: "This monev question which
to-day overshadows all others has
boen thrust upon the American peoplo
by tho opponeuts of free coinage Af-
ter a struggle that has seldom been
equaled they succeeded in repealing
the Sherman law without condition.
And then gobt en' abroad faster
than before. I'lien they issu d &5o.-
lid.000 of bondv and then aiO.OOU 000
more bonds and 'lien the adinlnlstra-
t'on entered into iho Rothschild con
tract the most Infamous ope that was
ever entered into by this nation.
That contract at an enormous pnoe
employed certain iiumcieis in Now
York and London to look af'or the
treasury and protect it llefore the
timo was up in which the syndicate
agroed to protect ihe treasury bonds
which had been seni to Iiuropo und
sold at 91 0t had been brought baolc
from li.nrpe and olil In tbo New
York mat kel for more than Si OH-'
and Hint roUl was taken to Europo
pgaiu. This is finuncieiiug as she is
taught iu New York. We issued tho
pext $100000000 and a fyndloute was
formed for the purpose of purchasing
those bonds. It was stated that that
tynaluate would give about $1.06 for
the bonds. Then It was decided to
Issue the bonds at public auction and
the syndicate handed in another bid
for 91. 10 and a fr.iciion raising the
bid they had formeily made by about
S)000000 Till means that those
guardians ot the treasury tbe self-
appointed cusu.cl h'is of the publla
eredit ami national honor would have
bled the luxpavem of this country of
OS.OOO.ikx) iu a single transaction if
they bad been pei milled to do mj.
FOHEIOX I.NFI t h (T SOT WANTED.
"I may be iu error but I believe
the honor of this nation eau be better
maintained by inlrustipg its affairs to
its TO.ooo OoO people than bargaining
credit to a handful of millionaires
Every man who has been using the
neoesslties of the government for
public plunder hit-. K ft our party to
find congenial rtssoeiales elsewnere.
There is only one way to stopthii
constant issue of bonds and that Is to
return to the principle of uimelulliiui
und allow the government to use the
option of rediiupMoti of Its coin I b
either gold or silvei
"Let tu leave with vou one other
thought for your consideration. The
platform says thai the Republican
party pledges itself to ecure interna-
tional b iuetal''..u us soon atpoMible
but unti th a can be done we must
mai .tain a gold standard. This rneun
tha . btir.e1 illisui is belter than a gold
la dard and that we cannot liuvo
tha' 1 iter lulag until the leading
commercial nations shall consent lo
1(4 adoption Ue must bear the
affile lon of a gold standard forever If
foreign nations insist upon it I want
to oall yonr attention to wiiatsome
one has said about the lnrlueoee of
foreign nations and foreign person-
agae in the affairs of our nation:
'Against tbe Insidious wiles of for-
eign natlous I conjure you to believe
me fellow ciiUens the jealousy of a
free people ought to be c-ttiitly
awake si pee history and experience
prove that foreign influence Is one of
the most baneful foes ot Republican
government' These are tho vtards of
George Washington It it was true 'oo
years ago It is true now "
Outside ot the hall in whJch'Mr.
Ilrvan made ins principal address a
crowd of people variously estimated
from 10000 to lS.OoO bad congregated
and Mr Bryan spoke briefly to them
after he had flpitbed his speech in tbo
hall.
ELEVEN FIREMEN PERISH.
HORRIBLE HOLOCAUST AT A BEN-
TON HARBOR MICE FIRE.
DIED FIGHTING FLAMES.
While Unlosdlnc Ladders tho Unlit or
Yore's lliirulup (ficrn Homo Fall on
Thcut Theater Had lloen Cioted
tint Halt an Hour Inceti
dlitrWm Kmpoeted Our
I'reioot Undor Atrett
Uexton HAnuoit Mich. Sopt. 7
The most horrlblo holocaust with
great loss of II fo that has ever oc
currod in this part ot tho state
occurred Saturday at midnight when
ore's opera house took flro and in
tho fight to savo tho buildings and
other blocks adjoining oleven fire-
men ono a volun'ccr mot their fate
at one foil swoop the death being In-
stantaneous wilh five of them. Six
livod only a fow hours in awful
agony while several others met with
severe bruises and burns
During the evening the piny "A
Factory Girl" had boon given by
loonl talent and had closed but a
half hour before the tiro was dis-
covered whou the building was tilled
from basement lo fourth story with
a Httllooatiug stnolce vvhiuh burst Into
a sheet of tlume throughout the utillro
audience room utmost Instantaneously
uoioro me nre department could re
spond wilh a sluglo stream of wator
there being soma confusion at tho
outset owing to n lack of hook and
ladder fnoilities although tho local
fire companies luul closed n two days'
tournament exhibiting skill in quick
work.
.St Joseph was called ou fur assist-
ance at the outset they upprotiahlng
the building through nn alley unload-
lug laddorn in the rear of tho build-
ing and while hoisting them tho
tipper walls fell over without a seo
oud'a wnrniug covering tho men.
This was witnessed by hundreds of
spectators.
Following wore klllud:
Frank Watsou. St Josonh: Iocs
broken; skull crushed; leuvus widow.
John Hoffman Uonton Harbor;
crushed Into unrecognizable mass;
loavos widow and five children.
Thomas ICIdd llenlon Harbor; un-
murricd; killed by ltvo wires
Frank Woodley Henton Harbor;
killed by live electric wires; loaves
widow and tlireechlldren
Ed IL Ounge. St. Joseph drayman;
head crushed; legs broken
Scott Rice bellboy at Benton hotel;
skull fractured; internal injuries: llrtd
but a fow minutes.
Will I Mitten Henton Harbor both
Jeps fractured; internal injuries; lived
two hours; leaves widow and seven
children
Louis Hoffman Ronton Harbor;
head smashed; thigh crushed wid-
ower; leaves two small children.
Arthur P. Mill St Joseph foreman
St. Joseph hose company; lege bro
ken; terribly burned; lived one hour
Frank Soever St. Joseph; leg bro-
ken; badly cut and burnetii lived three
hours
Robort L Rofc St Joseph; com-
pound fracturo of left log; burned and
inturnnl Injuries; lived one hour
The causo ot the flru is a mystery.
Several theories from a cigar stub to
n lump explosion wore given. Guy
1'rescott Is undor nrrost as being ono
who knows of tho origin but whou
askod tho causo ho remarked that
"ho was not going to glvo anybody
awttv" assuming that ho was lu pos-
soMioa of facta that oaused his deten-
tion. I'aulllo l!mt I'olltlos
WAiiHNOTOK Sept 7. Chairman
Ilabeook. of the Republican congress-
ional committee sahl last night:
"MoICinley will carry the 1'aclllo coast
by a great majority sura We ari
having rousing1 meetings all along the
line at Portland. San Francisco and
to-morrow at Spokane The outlook
is of the very best. "
Htnnds "t the Head
Aug. J. Rogel tha loading druggist
of Shteveport La says: "Dr. King's
Now Discovery U the only thing that
cures my cough and It Is the best
seller I have " J. V. Campbell mer-
chant of SuiTord Ariz writes: "Dr.
King's New Discovery Is all that Is
claimed for It; It never falls and is a
sura cure for consumption coughs and
colds. I cannot say enough for Its
merits." Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption coughs and colds Is
not an experiment It has boen tried
for a quarter ot a century and today
stands at the head. It never disap-
points. Freo trial bottle at C H.
Renfro's drug store.
feathered Arrnwt.
Much doing la not so Important as
well-doing. Tbe Cbrlatlsn who never
smiles kurla the cause he claims to
leva. Finding fault with Mary was
Martha's way ef bragging on herself.
Realizing what Christ has done for
us ought to make us put heart Into
everything we do for mm. It In a
great mlstako to join the church with-
out giving tbe heart to Christ. Who-
ever takes a stand against OoJ's truth
Is at war with God. Taking up tho
erosa and following Christ la sure to
make ue like him. The man who la
willing to serve Ood v. HI not long be
kopt waiting for a chance to begin.
To grow In grace there must bo a genu-
ine ease ot conversion to begin with.
There la a good deal ot unmistakable
EelltshncNM parading up and down in tbe
wurK uador the name ot religion.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 83, Ed. 1, Tuesday, September 8, 1896, newspaper, September 8, 1896; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73719/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.