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GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA FKIDAY. FEBRUARY 11 1899.
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J&raei Straiten Horace Speed Robert Martin J. It. Cottlngksrd
W J. HORSFALL. Cashlor.
TAKE NOTICE!
UY OYSTERS
Oysters not water There should
be Twonty-livo oysters in. a pint ard
shall be at the
121 West Harrison Avo
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Solicitor ffoar
Complete Cotton Ginning Outfits.
From wagon to bale
including boiler and
wrdethat Worlds Fair and Dallas State
Fair.
N. H. STURG1S.
Correspondence Solicited.
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Home Grown Fruit-
The psst season's fruit crop has do-monst-ated
beyond doubt that we
ilinvo the flucat fruit country in tho
CJntted States and that appleB are a
grand success beyond a doubt Peaches
and plums especially the Japanese
sorts such as Satsuma Abundance
Kelsey Hurbank etc are tho finest in
tho world. Wo are large growers of
the best varieties of Xrult and those
sortf that are especially well suited to
o ir climate and would bo pleased to
quota prices for stock that we
Guarantee Genuine and True to Hame-
Wn nvnjit In tin In tha business for
more than a year or two and are going
to do exactly tho right thing and what
id say by each and every customer
Wa have everything in tho nursery
1lne-ApploPea"ch Pear Plum Cherry
Apricot Orapo Bbade and Street
Trees and Ornamental Stock Roses
Cut Flowers and a General Plorlav's
Stock. Call and eeo the stook we
.handle. Nurseries SH miles north of
the city. Greenhouses and yards nt
620 East Harrison Ave
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and will do it. Big
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Liquors Fit For a King.
"Special 11 row" lor Family Use
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CUBAN ELOQUENCE GALORE.
RINGING SPEECHES BY
CANNON AND MASON
THE GALLERIES PACKED.
Senator Mnion'n .Speech n riory Una In
lletmlf or the liniirsents Will Vote
Agulnat llawiithui Aniieintloii
Uulrii Cuba 1 Freed Son
utor lisle Snixik fur
the Ailuilnitrntlun.
Washington Tob. 10. Tor more
thnti three hours yesterday the Sen-
ate chamber rimjf with the eloquent
nppetils in bohnlf of the Cuban Insur-
gents Announced speeches were de-
livered by Mr Cannon of Utah and
Mr Mason of Illinois in advocacy of
the adoption of resolutions which they
prosented to the Senate Tuesday.
Following Mr. Cannon's speech Mr.
Utile of Mnine addressed tha Senato
briefly urging the Senate to uphold
tho policy of the administration. Ho
pointed out that much hnd already
been accomplished by President Mo-
Kinley not only for tho cause of
peace on tho island but nlso for the
protection of Americans and Amer-
ican interests and for tho
relief of conccntrados and
paclficos. Ho maintained that it
would not be good policy by tho
adoption of any drastic declnratton
to placo the administration in lending
strings that might interfere with tho
carrying iutooiVeotuf adeflnod policy
When Mr. Cannon arose to address
the Senate the galleries wore parked
with people who uoto nwsro that
this would be a fluid day of Cuban
oratory. Mr. Cannon's speech was a
culm and dispassionate argument in
support of his resolution.
Ho did not ho maintained desire to
disturb tho peaoe or welfare of this
government but ho warned congress-
men nnd administration olllclals that
unless definite action was taken upon
tho Cuban question by the United
States tho bund of tho people would
fall on them.
While Mr. Cannon was speaking a
sensational incident occurred A mem-
ber of tho house of representatives
standing near tho speaker audibly
denounced ns a llo seemingly some
s tut onion t Mr Cannon had made. Mr.
Mr. Cannon pale with foaling made
roply to what nt the moment socmeil
nu insult but which was subsequently
c-tlsfnetorlly explained
Mr. Mason followed Mr. Hale in a
long and at times fiery speech in
which he urged the President immedi-
ately to Intervene in the Cuban war
and end tho struggle which on both
sides had become so brutal ns to
shock the souslbllitlos of the clvalized
world Ho discussed from the
viewpoint of nu international
lawyer tho right of the
United States to intervene to
put an ond to tho war and then with
affective satire dononnoed ns a "piece
of Spanish frnud and chicanery" tho
scheme of autonomy which Spain was
now endeavoring to foroo upon tho
island.
Mr Mason closed nt 1:10 p in. by
saying that Cuba was his only cause
nnd whlhi tho Island was struggling
for freedom he said he would not
turn his eyo 2000 ratios to the wast to
occupy a peaceful island (Hawaii.)
DEBS AND BELLAMY.
They I'ropom to IiuiicIi a Now Tarty
With h boulnlltlla I'lalforiu
Drnvkii Kob. 10. 1'Mwartl Kellamy
author of "Looking llaekwurd" and
Kugene V. Debs lata bond of the
American Knllwny Union and leader
of the Social Democracy have united
U launch a now political party. Tho
Social Democracy wilt be token an the
nucleus of the party.
Whether the now pnrty would sup-
port Itryan in louO Debs is not ns yet
prepared to say. Tho organization
proposes the amelioration of soolnl ills
on tht linos laid down by Itellniny
George and others. It advocates com-
munity of property Interest pure
soaUUsm in its broaJest sense. It is
believed Mr. Bellamy will aceord it
his approval.
A fltaritiat anil Cowboy Kllleil In I'iglit
Nowata I. T. I'eb. 10. Jim Dwyer
of Cublln Crook rode into town yester-
day afternoon yelling and firing his
revolver in true cowboy style. Mar
shal Wilson attempted to arrest him.
The two men emptied tltolr revolvers
at each other and both fell fatally
wounded. Thoy died in u few min-
utes. Mrs- Oeorjo Out! n Verdict.
Nbw Yoiik l'ob. 10. -Mrs. Anna (1
fiaorie. wife of tho late Henry Oeorue.
! was yest-erday awarded a verdict of
'8.MW in her suit against the Pennsyl
vania Railway company for Si 000
damages. She slipped on a depres-
sion In the flooring in tho Ilroad street
station and sprained her ankle.
Tn tha )ldet Msfon sml Odd Fellow.
San IlBitNAitPiNO. Cal. Feb. 10
George Lord the oldest Mason in tho
United States and probably in the
world and tho oldest Odd Fellow in
this country is dead tho victim of a
paralytic stroke. Ho was born In New
York city Juno S7 1500.
Btaud "T "r. llroirn.
Chicaqo Feb. lo. Tho mombors of
the Green Street Congregational
church lust evening votei lo rotalti
i their pastor Rev. Mr Charles O.
i Brown and requefjfd him to remain
K4iu cuutiuuo u vtjdsbginio.
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Urfrmlmit I ml Id n fiii-nrr II (illicit Hit
Hrlilencf ; -.1.
Special to tho Leader.
Siiawnkk O. T. Feb id At Hie
continuation of the hearing of Davis
the newspaper man nnd othots
charged with conspiracy to burn In-
dians this morning the dtfeodants
utrptlicd tho prosciutlon by asking
that no further evidence bo liit-oducul
nnd offering to give bond to the grand
jjry. Another batch of pi'soners were
brought to Tecutnsch this afternoon
by Deputies Thomas Tighhnan and
Slsson. They are it W Chevor. O.
Csel 13d King William l'off. Nelson
John and James Jones All gave bond
for their appearance before tlu grand
jury. They havo no difficult lit giv
ing bonds ns all tho south and east
pnrts of Pottawatomie county arc
present In force ntjd rg-eo to bo tf
eervlco to tho prisoner who are re-
garded as horocB aod martyrs. No'son
Jones it a deputv now bearing a "om-
mission from Uolit-d Stales Matshal
Dennett- Ho delivered McOctsry to
the mob while acting rnder color of
his ofllco and made no report for sev-
eral days and not until nfier the burn
lug. About twenty more arrests will
bo made tomorrow.
IVTVAl. (OSlfHTITWS.
Sumr Oil .Suf Air Milttr lijf Oynio'liif
C'omj'iinfr.
Oklahoma City Feb 10. A coal oil
war Is now in full bloom In ttiisilty
and tho consumers will receive the
benefit whllo it lasts. Tho Cleveland
Hetlulng company has introduced th ir
oil into tho territory I'M Dunn uf this
cllv and It. V. (Jumuiiusof KlngU-l er
boiug tho lirin that has tho handing
of tho oil for tho ten Itory Tbo havo
established olllcos In the Masonic Tem-
ple Ueoigd Houston being the local
agent. Yesterday a carload of til was
recoived nnd the prlco cutting com-
menced. Tho Watert-Piorco Oil com-
pany sold oil last oventng for 10 ccutB
the firmer prlco bolr g 17 cents. Tho
Cleveland Refining company lias not
mot the cut but of course will At
present thoy stand on tho assertion
that their oil Is of a higher grade
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Coiiivott linrtliH'
)(ll.IIOA.
In tlir
Ofllcers iast night surprised James
Taylor tho assassin of Postmaster
Rhine la camp with three other men
in a thickot in tho Klcliapoo country
The men were at .upper and dropping
cverythirg but their guni escaped lu
the darkness. It is btlioved that tho
men with Taylor arc the uucupturid
members of tho Jcnnlugs gan and
that P.bino was killed lor tils assist
anco in the capture of part of the gang
nveral months ago Kridenco was
discovered in tho camp couucctl g
sivcral prominent men vwih the gang
and some setibatlonal arrests arc prom-
bed by tho officers within tho next
twonty-four hours.
MimUiiijrr lllll tiluimt.
Wasiukqton Fob 10 Tho sonato
commlttcu on appropriations recom-
mended tho Indian appropriation bill
without Pctligre w'b frco homes amend-
ment. Pottlgrew will make an elfort
to put on tho bill as an amendment in
tho senate. It looks doubtful whotber
ho will bo able to succutd.
Tho president has signed tho Musko-
goo coal uud railway bill and It is now
a law.
Speaker Reed today signed tho act
authorizing tho Muskogeu Coal and
Railway company to construct and
operato a railway through Oklahoma
and I id Ian Territory.
Senator Morgan gave notico Hint nn
amendment will bo offered to the In-
dian appropriation bill giving tho
peoplo claiming to boiitzensof the
t'ivo Tribes who are rejected by the
Dawes couunUslon an appeal tj the
United States court to establish their
right.
lloll.illfl nil KlJiilfjHl lltlrmlitll
Sapuwa. Feb 10 This morning
an entire tramlosd of plows scrapers
derricks and other equipments for
grading arrived this morning This Is
tho fl.'st Installment of Johnson lirus.'
b-g outfits to arrive to be put upon the
Sapulpa extension
Camps are forming along tho survey
west of town where water Is coovenl-
oot and caeb has the appearance of
tho opcnli'g of an Oklahoma boom
town. Hy the last f tho week M)0
men will be at work on the llrf cuts
west of town.
(iirrrnl Oeer J'lithut.
Near Cloud Chief Wathita county.
John York aged 16 and Frank Stubbs
tho 13 year-old bon o( P W Htubbs
quarreled over the pasture right and
tho elder lxy struck the youugor one
over the head with a clMtt fraetnrlug
his Bkull. It is thought tho lijured
boy will die and York has been put
under 1000 bond.
hhot III I'lunciie'j rnltiiir
I.ouisvii.i.k Ky FU 10 lohn
SchoOeld shot and inUntly killed
Peter Pfelfer at the l'fuffer home.
Sehofteld was in love with Pfuirer's
daughter. The girl's father opposed
his suit and ordered him to leave tho
house. Scbofletd drew a revolver nnd
placing It against Pfeifer's left breast
fired killing him instantly. BchoHel.i
escaied and the poliee hsve been un-
able to find any trace of him.
Iliroe Thautsnd I'autiinabor RtrlUo.
Nkw Yobk Feb. 10 About 't.000
trousers innkers of New York Brook-
lyn and llrownsvllle went ou a strike
to-ili&y for an advance lu wsges. Tliey
claim that they had to work sixteen
hours a day for from Ii to 10 a week
as wages.
TO CUKE A OOL.D IN (INK DAY
Take Laxative Hroino Qulnlno Tablet.
All druggists rotund tbo money if It
falls to cure 25e. The genuine has
L II Q on each tablet
Llllle Si Co received a largo iovjice
of glass last night
Do mnoii? tho llnst nt tho
lituftliu umlenvear mlo ut the
Outhrlo Cash "tQKb mul got tho
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THEPRESIDENTOFGUATE-
MALA SLAIN
A DICTATOR AND SOLDIER.
Only Hocently Il Unit Hetiirne.l rrom
Unforced ltille nnd I'rncUliiiril Mini-
elf lluler Nentiew- of Former
I'reilitpiit Who Vu Killed
tu Untile III Wife an
American UlrL
Washington Feb. ia Senor Lejo
Arrlgu the Gnateiunlau minister to
tho United Stntes yostenlny re-
coived an olllclal cablegram frou be
minister of foreign affairs of (In o-
inala announcing the nssncslnnlloti of
President llarrios and the succession
to the presidency of Vice president
Manuel Ustrndu Cabrors. No d otalls
whatever wore given.
The dispatch came from Gunteinnla
City the capital where President
llarrios has lived and tho government
departments are carried on. It added
that entire calm provnllud. Tills last
assurance eouplod with tho Iminedl-
nto suocosslon of tho first vlco presi-
dent in accordance with the methods
of tho country Is n snocint source of
gratification to tho ofiiolu's of the
(Juatcmnlan oflloo horo nnd to some
oMont alieviatos tho shock with
which they received tho news of the
tragedy.
Tho now president Mr. Cabrera is
a man of promlnenca in Oiiateiualu
nnd is ono of two chosen by the con-
gross to fill tho prosidenoy lu case of
a vacancy.
Tho system of tho country Is differ-
ent from that ol tho United Stales
thoro boing no vlco president olooted
with tho president. The duty of till-
ing tho executive chair devolves on
the congressional branch and accord
ingly two vlco presidents first and
second were dosig tinted some tlmo
ago Thoy uro eligible In tho ordor of
tholr choice. When tho oxcltomont of
tho tragedy hits passed a presidential
election may bo held.
Oonoral I) Jose Ma Royniv llarrios
president or tlio republic of Guate-
mala was born In San Mnrcos lu IH.'.il.
Ho was a nephew of the former presi-
dent Justo Ilufino llarrios who
was killed in 18HV Tho general
was educated abroad und after
his collegiate course he made u trip
around the world. In his ideas he
was always liberal and when tlm
Couservutlvo purty was ousted he was
a close ndhoreut to his uncle's princi-
ples In the ensuing war of federa-
tion the purpose of which wns the
unification of the Central American
states the genonil was placed in com-
mand of t. division of the Liberal
troops. During tho war of 1885 when
his uncle tho president was killed
the general succeeded lilm as com-
mander uf the forces. Later on when
President Ilitrlllas was In control lie
banished tho young genoral from
Guatemala and ho went dlroet to
California residing In San Francisco
for about a year. Nino years ago
General llarrios was consul in Ham-
burg (lorinnuy. lu ISO) he stieeeoded
llarrihas as president Ills term '
olllce (six years) expiring In March of
this year. Lnst Juno he publicly de-
clared himself dictator of Guatemala.
Ills partisans snv that under his ad-
ministration tho country prospered
and developod extensively.
Kan FiiAwisro Feb 10 The news
of tho assassination of President Jose
Maria Iteina llarrios of Guatunmlu
created considerable excitement in
this oily as both the murdered presi-
dent and his wlfj were well known
here and ulso because n number of
Sail Franclico merchants have exti-i -
lve interests in that republic
To the little colony of refugees win
tied from Gustemsln some months a '
nnd located In this city to ccaie tli
wrath of the dictator tho aniiun -meat
was I ot so surprUmg ns tlu- in
surgents threatened some time u'. to
kill iisrrlgs Ik-fore the expiration of
his term on March II.
At the tlmo of Ins election to the
presidency Itsrr o was residing U-in
porsrlly in th s city and djring then-
year's residence he and his wife un
AmericRii lady whom hi. married in
New Orleans mule many staunch
frlen is.
"OOM PAUL" ELECTED
1 he TrHiMViiul ll'pnltl.v ( litiot4 l(riuir!
for I'rellilnst to succiil llliutelf
Phkiuuia Transvaal Itepublie lV-b
10. Paul Kruegei has been re fleeted
president of the South Afrleaii re nub-
ile. He has held the olUee sine" lss
Ituilniwn Urn ttuul I'hqo.
Washixotox Feb la A memorial
was presented to the president yes
terdsy by a delegation of New York
busiaeks meo reoresentlng t targe
namU-r of well known firms in that
city asking that aeliou be taken by
this government looking to the re-
establishuieut of peaee lu Cuba.
Out H HI tUr Hum.
1st Ixiiis Mo.Fub. 10. Sanfor.1 II
Dole president of the republic of
Hawaii spent a pjrtlou of yestei lay
in ht. Ivoois. He arrived over tlu
Vandalki this afternoon and left at
night over the Missouri Pacific for
Kansas City.
A CJolleso uf Comimreo.
8an Fkasouco Feb. la llio re-
gents of the University of Calif prn la
havo decided to establish a college of
commerce as one of the departments
at the university.
i n Aim i.trrn stoh.
A li mihl-llr Chrntttrr Slrtp Srtllrr .ltkr
llir I nfiir f a llnrtr lilllnl In Ikr llnrr
WABlItoTON Feb. lo When the
Cherokee Strip was opened several
years ago U N. Smltb ot lSldorndo.
ICn.ii. had a fast horse ami a elear idea
. f 'hcio lis could locate on u cho e
bit of land. In the crush of the
"booincrs" lust betjro the signal was
given Smith edged a little too fur to
tho front and a hard-hearted soldier
shot and klllod his horse. That pot
Smith out of tho race and ho has come
on to Washington lo get congress to
pass his claim for $100 for the loss cf
bis hortc.
ttfiftflAhrr' Output.
Tho statistics of tho number of
bubhels of wheal shipped from points
in Kingfisher county l-i Just been
nitde complete sas -' lienucsst-y
ICIckor. All the whes jm Rialue
county and a pot Hon of Ouster county
west as woll ns Kingfisher county ha
been shipped from the different towns
along tho Rock Island rosd in tins
county making a total ot 2700Mt7
bushels ns follows Hennessey 010 -007
bushel! ; Dover 41 7S0; KlngU.her
760 HOC; Oharsbo 29S0; total 1760
S07.
Tho Incomo from this wheat amounts
to $I2JJ 300 SO nu average of 70 cents
per btuhcl Tho other shipments that
bring In good Ineomcs to the farmers
arc as follows:
Hennessey Cotton 19.50 bn'cr; live-
stock ISO cart; miscellaneous fifty
cms.
Dover Cotton 3C3 baits; livestock
three care; fence posts forty-four oars;
wood two cart; cotton seed ten curs.
Kingflslici Cattle sixty five can
I ogt sovcnt-olgbt oars; flour and
feed 111 cars; cotton 8177 biles.
Theto shipments aro for the year
cidlcg Dopcrnber 81 1807. Thore l
dcublo the ncrcugj of wheat planted
this year end the thlpmenis for 18DH
will probably double that simuntot
bushels
In this report tha bhlpment from
Ukarcho aro not given because the de-
pot Is just ovor the ilne in Canadian
county bjt most ot tho wheat si ipped
from there comes from this county.
I it ll'Xhr llrlil dninl.
Tho commUsioiif rs niot on last Set
urdav- and rescinded the order w hlcli
thoy had m ail o ou the previous Satur-
day to the treasurer which had au
thor'zed him to collect taxes on the
oilglnsl vn'uation of property In this
county biforo the 6.1 per rant raise by
tho territorial tosrd Tho action of
tho commissioners in rest lacing their
former ordor leaves the matter as It
war with tho taxes to bo paid accord-
ing to tho provisions of the territorial
rnlie. This was tho best thing that
tho commissioners could do to meet
tho emergency. To have changed tho
tax rolls and commenced anew would
have resulted in a vast amount of ox
enso and numi reus complications v;J
this tax agnation wotiui never nave
como up hnd It not bien for tho eter
nal unraveling at too inoutii ot a few
fellows who had relflsh des'gns In i(
Tho taxes were high Mid many people
did not think that the territoilal raise
wa right yet thoy were going shead
psjlng taxes believing that there la a
proper time to resist what Is dromed
wrong taxst on. Certain chips had
visions if ofllco and com me need to try
to form for themselves n new party by
crying fraud and boodle Wat jng i
Republican
(uliitltluii J'ne lltimm !(!.
WA81Uoiom Feb 10 The free
homes bill hsn nt last been reported to
tho house His uot the snmo in nil
respects as tho PellUrew bill. The
committee on public lauds of thehoute
In contiderlng the Pettlgrsw bill
struck out that portion relating t
abandoned military reservations
which has boon opened to settlement
Tho cotnmittoo in taking this net'on
wiib practically unanimous holding
that it was never routeniplsted that
tho frco homos idea should be onrlod
to tho extent of applying it to tho
abandoned military reservations and
that this propert shruld hi paid for
according to tlio origli al contracts
IWIIof AnkiMl fur lrolit.il
Ijonimiv I eh 10. 'Ihu li ! it upon
the uddreot nt reply to II. i .ptee'i
from the throne vius r mhiu-.I In the
lluute of Commons to-duy Muhacl
Davllt inoviiig an amend un nt culling
atttfiitiou to tlie ditn s-i in helniitl
and the failure uf thu it.it i rop
I'hu motion wiii sceoiidi d I l lin I'
llaydeu uud was suppitd n .luliu
Dillon ehairmin of (In U. i. I'irli.i-
rmiiurv nurti who mul the m iv i
in Irt land i- a M-andul '" th v i n
ment Mr D.ll jii udded 1 1 i I i di-.
i'LHi wns aegr ivute 1 i ih of
thu t irvlio' and lie i.i id i n tin)
ifovei nun nt foi I it in. hii. i inu
heiiivt- iii cli for lln i i tint
ill ffi n rn
tnnvicK lu SfuUi
Lavhim. Mu b Fob
prison boaids ini't heie
l ur
I i I
. 1 i
.) nt
ami
1 1 ir of
s .i at
'1 lu-
two .nti-net
npproied Hit'
. itruc foi tli i
in Man Mil tti IH I
l.lo i ouvn Is
in il in ' i '
in n w .1 1 i I
i ' ir. foi Ii w i
i i .i in avei i i '
I Aet io i i 1
ti i . nv els at
in l I iiit i
'. i iotpoli.d i.ul.i
Garment Maki i in
cents pi .
for mu 1
for ten
lay c.i. ii
I. The
ii isintr
nt per
March
i ip-
and )l ha
dings
to be
posed this eon tract sir- h i
Uoreruor Pingree de.lai. I
wou d resort tu injum I i pi .
before torimtling unv onti i
entered Into tor ti n i i
ll
Saten tuiiaclluimi In .111 for .'utruipt
iMUKr'KMUKHCC Ky Feb. Ml Jlld'i
Tarvln last uiglit ordereJ the i
Cuviugtou COUIielluien held for . i
tempt to be put in jail un 1
until they should pu-vc th
i oil te Hi pt of eoui I II. .
uot entitled to u h i i
any puiut exast Hi f
t
rhe seven men arc wow t
I lu tv..
small cell.
tlilnit tun Sui i:i k I-aan.
St. Peiicksiii in. IV 1. -Accord
ing to trustworthy ml. Higunce ( hina
hu finally aband.uiid tho Idea of u.t-
ing a loan in Lundon or elsevvht-ro
... T . r .
Hindoo Head Huntem" February
" ond l.
THE SPANISH MINISTER
TO BE KICKED OUT.
INSULTS THE PRESIDENT
la I nine Colli the I'rrtlilent "A Low
I'nllllrlnn" 8iy ltd U tVesk nnd
"( iltrr to Dm llitliln" Inaalt
toiitiiliiod In n -Ivuto Ij'lter
to un Kt-Jitmiilili Minis-
ter In e ulii.
Waiimsoton Feb in -The publi-
cation ot hat i si.ipieil to bo nn
nuto . i npli letter wiitten by Si'nor do
l.i nn tin- Spanish minuter to his
ft ii ml inaU-j-is i cab net minister
lati U in (nlii ciititiHing the l'rc&l-
ili ut with the utmost fn jdoill. caused
a sc-nntion in oill al . r. h s nt Wash-
ing n unit will soon be followed by
Minister !e Lome s u inrlure from tho
Fulled states At 'a outset thero
was a disposition to question the au
thenticity ot tho letter but us bit
' y'
DUPUY DE LOMD.
by bit the elrcutiistntillnl evidence ac-
cumulated until It was finally nu-
noun need ollli-uillv that tho minister
dncllited to denv tho authorship of tho
letter nil doubt was dissipated and
the only quest ton that remained wa
as to the Hue ot nation to bo pursued
by our government toward tho oWend-
lug minister.
Tho writing of this lottor Is unques-
tionably un oflVuso tigaltist tho amen-
ities of diplomatic relntlons and such
offenses have almost Invariably been
regarded lu the United StXtos as tu
other capitals as sulllolunt ground for
l."i. ? y
tho terniliiHtiou of lite olllolaj sfctttuS"'
of the letti'i wrltei
That portion of tho letter referring
to the President Is as follows:
' The message has undeceived tho
insurgents who expected sometluug
eUe nnd has piruled tho action cf
Congress but I oiisulrrrd it bar.
' Hi siileh i he natural and 'm vi table
en. ns ii ss (gruscrmi wth wbi Ii bo
" P
it
ill Unit tho pros I and ;tiblte
of " '.as snnl o'aurt
ihows nee inori that Mi-Kin
Ilk and eitoulito t ho rab-
bi sides u low noliticinti who
iiiiiiiu
v .1
i
I i hi
de ties t leave a door open tu me nnd
to st in. I well with the jingoes of lis
pin l
Lite lesturdav afternoon the fol
low in).' statement was made public by
Hie st tie depui tiiieut "Mlnlstpr Do
l.niii. ih m not deny writing tlio let
ter 1 h s department has communi-
cated with General Woodford on tho
hiibjeit Intll that ominunicatlou
tcuilus tho Npauisli government it
would b. improier to in any manner
stall tie eon tenth of the IllCSstt!' to
In ii i il Woo I f.n I
i h tlm ih (Mil tinont refused to
ud I .in . t ulii" l this iiu-a'or announer-int-iit
it i .in In- nlitid without qus-
dm tli it Mr Woodfoul wasdir. itei
to
I i
too fat ts di-vtiopid before tho
fow i nun ut together with
' m. ut thil in view of Hii
i ii in ii lo ih n thu uiltncr
' 1 .1 I till i uilsh l n to
(s
inn
till '
I M in i
'si l I t
I III III
It . .' I
III. I
II t I
loo'. . d to vvlh lonli ). n
i with tin ii h pr.i. ry
i mis to nu ui tat in i t . ri
.1 rust . pi. -uiuliig that Lo
t I s not air i I t ikcn s'i t
t position .No doubt i e x
. i if a I'niti j. i in. i with in
reliou but in cast ti cm
It HI
Mi. I I '
st it '
upo 1 t .
Ull'l . 1
I as w i
fol. i
1 bl It I '
.
1. M i .
fl l . II
lltnlu i e1
d 111
tti tin-
t
1
r
rt i
trtiiu t wn
iOVe din ell v
the Mini tt.i
Hi. win a Sir
ilei'i ssor w i
t f i ' r
ii tin in i
hlS p-'s.l
lullau l'auu'i-
to tho ec .
I irchuori lett r
i cuiiistaiii is under wli.e'i
' this i Ii im. ti r eould escape
iivui. of the two nr .. n
vtliom ii pass.- 1 exc-iti n. i It
Ik t.
' 'ii... .-... i tuiuf .e ii i
jt u ls Itl ver Jelivered t Semi I ai a
a iui wan stolen wh te ti r i'
Ciinuli j is was lu isi ln(rtor t. me
imuilhs igo uud then vent t ) uba.
foi th piirpos) of oh . i lug the c 11
dm. hi ol utfu lis it.- i . ssa'irit'r
1 mi. n - i in th I. ii! cabinets
hi. ii ' I iien iniiiistw .f jubticc and
'i.s r of th. 1 1 Heraldo at
Mat t io was u mi d. il warm re
i y Mimst. i I'upuy Do Lorn
u o u I an. j u. t i his lion r
us attin.ud hy a number of
I it lusiinss ui.n. Ho thr n
i i uba und lu mission neccs
i rougbt lu in into cout uue l
lldeliee
I As -ht '
with Minister Do
ttcr hiiurs no date
.as f.trwarded can
the time that t
only bo h I 1
'1 lint It wa
message is i i i
I he appro. ii ii ii
Vitahitoht. s T ii
ftuui at on -f '
'1 tl S lllll. -1 III
ntext
i a Pi os dents
e imution of
i ' a mous Cabinet
before tho lu
not January 1.
.viler uccori ng to
the prevailing impression a havini
imritiu nU....t ti. ..i.n . n...
I ta r
I
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 62, Ed. 1, Friday, February 11, 1898, newspaper, February 11, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74152/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.