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OPKICIAu ORGAN OF OKLAHOMA DSMOCRACY-OfFlClAL dTATE) PAPEn-OPF'.CB IOP PUBLICATION HAHniSON AVBNOB.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 10 1899.
NUMBER 194.
VOLUME 12
Itoilg
p
y
THE
GRIND
Both Houses of the Legislature are
Organized.
MEMBEES AND OFFICERS
OBLIGATED.
Judge Burford Administers the' Oath of
Office in the House and Secretary
Jenkins in the Council Perma-
nent Organization Effected
Doyl(
ie wants compe
tent Officials.
The houses ot the Fifth legis'ativc assembly of Oklahoma
began grinding this afternoon ae 2 o'clock.
Both houseu were filled with visitors who manifested much
interest in the preceedings.
All members were present in both houses and very little
time was wasted on prelim naries.
tiii: iioubi:.
The house was called to order at 2 o'clock by "vV.H Mcrten.
McElrath of GarQ.ld placed in nomination for temporary
speaker of the house the name of C. t. Jones of Oklahoma
City. McE'rath escorted Mr Joneto the speaker's seat where
Mr. Jones was introduced by Mr Merten. Mr. Jones delivered
a neat address Rev. 0. W. Sherwood of Union City invoked
divine blessing.
Mr. Harthorn placed in nomination Judge Stevens' of King-
fisher county as temporary secretary. A roll caU by the sec-
retary showed al members prese t M M -rten moved that a
committee of live be appointed by th clidir to examine the roll
call and file the certificates of election. Merten Doyle. Harts-
horn Hadley and Olmst'-ad wer- appoint- d on 'his committee.
At 2:20 a recess of tw ntv minutes was taktn.
COUNCIL.
At the hour of 2:07 p. m the Council met.
Hon. A. J Biddison was chosen temporary chairman and O.
G. Palmer temporary clerk.
On motion of Hon. H K. Havens a committee of three on
credentials was appointed consisting of Councilors Havens
Hutto and Ganison.
Upon report of the committee on credentials Chaplain
Nicholas offered a fervent and appropriate prayer.
Boll of the councilors whs then called by Chief Clerk
Palmer when Ch'.ef Justice John II. Burford administered the
oath ot office.
Then followed the nomination for Presilent. the Republi-
can caucus nominee Hugh McCred e. receiving 8 votes and the
Fusion Democratic nominee Hon. Sidney Clarke 5 votes
President McCredie made a brief address in which he
promised to rule impartially and urged all the. councilors to
combine their efforts for the best interests of the whole people.
On motion of Senator Biddison ail the caucus nominees were
declared elected. A committee of three was appointed to noti-
fy the house that the council -was organized and ready for busi-
ness. A similar committee was appointed to notify the govern-
or. A committee consisting of Senators Brett Winkler Mag-
ness and the President was appointed on joint rules to act
with a similar committee from the house.
At 8:30 the council took a reces- for 30 minutes.
Throughout the proceeding? of the afternoon the best of
feeling and order prevailed.
Vfitceri of the House
Speaker Tom Reld El Reno.
Chief clerk O. M. Keiger Grant
county.
Assistant Harry Gllstrap Chandler.
Sergeant at arms 0. II. DeFord Ok-
lahoma City.
Assistant sergeant at arms W. W.
Painter Guthrie.
Messenger J. A. Holltday Logan
county.
Chief enrolling clerk Tom Soward
Noble county.
First assistant E S. Thralls Woods
county.
Chaplain Rer. Ranktns Hdmond.
Watchman J. 0. Norris Payne
county.
Pages Oeo M. nillings Chas. Fur-
row Ralph Welch Guthrl ; Rooert
McElRath Dick Castle Enid; Law-
reLce Laws Guthrie
Offlcert fth Council
President Hugh MeCrrdie Stroud
Chief Clerk O. G. P. later Ponca
City
Scrgeaat-aUarms D.T. Smith King-
fisher. Assistant Capt Dickensbcet Eald.
Chief enrolling and engrossing
clerk Johnnie HI .Itle Perkins.
Journal clerk Sboup Noble county
Messeager Wad kins Woods c unty
Assistant Enroling Clerk W. M.
Allison Chandler.
Assist Chief Clerk H.F. Ardery
Guthrie.
Clark Haryy Horner Grsl
VAtyi OMn Bfty KUgfehtr county s
BEGINS
A A. Stowe PayiiO c unty; 0. Ft
Qulmby Kay county S. R. Means No-
ble county; It. II. Uahn Woods couit-
ty; W. M. Robblns Noble county; G.
L. Shaffer Logan coun ty.
PageB Carl Gilbert Guthrie; Rich-
ard Cassell Garfield county; Lav.Tcnce
Laws Guthrie.
Janitors A. J. Footo Payne county;
B. H Ilurlon Logan county
Chaplain A. II. Nicholas Guthrie.
I'0Jii((( l'uumi Tictt.
As a mere mittcr of form the Pop-
ulist members of the honso met la t
night and nominated tho following
ticket: i
Speaker Hon. J 0. Walls Norman
tenth district.
S eaker pro fc in J. S. Combs Avoca
eighth district.
Chief Clerk O. T. Delanoy El Reno.
i'lrit assistant clerk H. Hatter of
Kay county.
Second assistant clerk. J. W. Kling-
smith. Noble county.
Seigeaiivat arms W. A. Duncan
Pottawatomie county
Enro llcg clerk 1L HcCaa. Jloud
Chief.
Doorkeeper J W. Mtller
Assistant doorkeeper J. M Russell
Lost A five-link cameo bracelet he-
tween Jeweler White' on Oklahoma
Avenue and tha leeislatlve assembly
ball. A liberal reward to the finder
if left at the LtADUK office.
Chas
Crk.
A. Don is ever from. I'Md
Maw tabroWm at KawMy'a.
KID
Seems to be Tavorite in the
Shark&y McCoy Mill.
Scrlprs-MRau League.
Now York January 10' Advance
sale of seats i r the Sharkey-Mc 'oy
mill reached 812 000 tills morning. Tho
betting Is llveulng up. with Kid a 10
to 8 favorite. It is th ught that
Sburkey. will havo ten p undsthe best
of weight.
MTHERINE KINTZ
TIio Deaf mid Dumb Ad ven-
tures? Hhs Flown With
Her IloDofucirosH' Hold
Wntch and Other
Property.
Special to tho Leader.
Oklahoma City Jan. 10. Tho story
Is at last out and Mrs. McGregor who
kindly took in and cared for her has
been made tho victim of tho deaf and
dumb girl Itatherinc Kintz alias Cos-
tolla Stenbeldyker but whoso real
name is Hattio Legates who robbed her
kind benefactress during her tempo-
rary nbsenco and loft for parts un-
known. Katkerino loft while Mrs. McGregor
was away visiting and whilo tho clerk
was asleep. She was teen walking
down tho road toward Yukon and later
was seen in El Reno lly this time
Mrs. McQrcgor had missed her watch
and ring. Stio did not say anything
about It perhaps because she was
ashamed to own that Bhu was so badly
sold after being fairly warned. Mrs.
McGregor was told by tho newspapers
anrt by tho polico that she was harbor-
ing an Imposter but the indigoautly
rejected the information.
Tit is bcl eved that Rathorinc U In
San Francisco as she w ote a leltt-r
here to a fr'end saying she was going
there. Th letter was not dated but
it Is bell ved to have boon written at
Oa veston.
GRIP
Now Prpvnlliaei Kvi'ry
lUdas in 18S0.
Hit US
Scripps McRao League.
Washington January 10 - Reports
to the marine hi'spltltal from thirty
cities how the prcva cmoh of grip ut
extensive and serious as in 18 0-90
Suigenn Gencrul Wimnn hhk the
dUoase started in Turkey in November
and followed established routes west
ward.
Are Appointed to Important
Offices by Gen Wood.
Scrlpps-McRao League.
Havana. Tan 10 Gen. Ludlow yes-
terday tendered tho posts of assistant
g'iv rnor and mayor respectively t
Fredcr ck Mora and IVrfecto LacoBt
nrpsldent of tho Junta Patrlotlca The
tenders have been Hccepted bnt are
not yet olllcially announced.
Go to 31 anil a.
Mcripps-MoRao League.
Lima Peru January 10 The Oregon
and Iowa arrived today and will Uave
tomorrow for Manila
Wood nuck oiii Cubn.
Scrlpps-McRao League.
New York January 10 General
Wood arrived from Cuba this morning
CDBANS
Cx toXmM lip
N. F. CHEADLE
Wboteiiale and
Dealer ta
M 85lr i annon lity
Uillct)
kti S
I
Fifth Biennial Ball and
Banquet Dazzling
Success.
BANQUFT HALL POEM OF
BtAUlY
Jiitwninkors Duly Honored by
Social Functions Which Out-
(hinos Thoso of Previous
Years Those who Mnilo
Talks at tho Diui(Uot
aud Uowus Worn
by tho Lndles at
tho Dull
Three hund'ed proplc attended the
fifth biennial banquot given at the
opera house last uight in honor of the
legislative assembly and 550 were
present at tho ball at Cas lo Hall.
Tho banquet wai an elaborate affair
and credit is due Mllllken & Gaels of
tho Capitol hotel for tho success of
tho spread while praise should be oc-
corded Florist Furrow for tho floral
decoration.
Aftor a pnbllc reception at the legis-
lative building at 8 o'clock laBt night
and a grand march shortly after at
Castl" Hall led by Gov. llarnes and
daughto' Mlsn Elizabeth tho ban
quetters repaired to tb opera house.
Amid sweot strains of Blkan tho
gliosis wro ushered to their scats by
Mcts s Fegati Dale Jones Willis
Nlblnck ant Levy Gov llarr.es and
territorial ouVlals ind momb rsof the
Minremo c iurt were seated on the
stiee while tho lawmakers occupied
seats atthe t bUs In the south of the
hall Tito following menu was ills-
ousted:  .-t-
WINKS:
White Claret Port Champ icnt
COLD MEATS:
niuo Points Venison Turkey Ooote
Duck Chicken
SALADS:
Chicken Shi Imp French
DniNKS:
Iced Shrbet
Tea Colteo Cocoa
CAKES:
Nut Marble OoM
Chocolato Ice Cream
White
Oranso Caramel
FKUITS AND NUTS.
California Cirnpcs llannnas Prlzo Orantjes
Apple Pecans BiiRllih Walnuts Fllbrl
Cream Candle
Gov. llimeft uuttd us imictor of cer-
eminlbiidsaw that th - following
program was properly carried out:
(j.iruinuH on Thpd Parp )
QUAY
Hin (inio Tough I'mnoBlUonn
to I) mk.
Scripps-McRao League
iipniburt. Pa.. Ja- uary 10. Sena
tor elect David Martin bos renewed his
jjght against Senator Quay and will
Uko from the latter some of his Phila-
delphia delegation. The opjosl lou to
Quay la growing.
Oglchby islletter.
Scrlnps-MoRae League
Sirinefleld Jan. 10Ex-Oovcrnor
Oglebby. who has been suffering with
en KitHfk of prinnn which It was fear
ed would result fatally Is reported as
being butter toooy.
Nineteen ICillrd.
Scrlpps-MoRao League.
New York. Jan. 10. As a result of
the West Duneleln wr ck 19 persons
were kl led and 35 injured of whom
15 are in hospitals.
A Pretty
Pair
of shoes gives a pretty appesranco
to th pretty feet of a pretty wo-
man. In designing our shoes the
ocinforts of the fet have not been
lost big t of  neither has tho oom
fort of tho pocket book been ig-
nored. .ItENSCHVIDT & WEGKEL
1i8 U 0KI.A!llU.
Rctad
anl AnihrasHe
COAL.
H1 Vrl if ' 0klh!- AT.
JGHTLESS
Hon. John M. Palmer Strick-
en Willi Blindness.
Scripps-McRao League.
Spr ngdeld Ills  January 10-Gcn.
John M. Palmer national Democratic
candidate for president has lost tho
sleht of his right eye; tho other is now
affected and it is thought ho will be
come totally blind
L'onsiouH for tho Civil War und
Spanish War Veterans
Civil Service.
Srippi-Moltae Leapie.
Washington. Jan. 10. The senate
passed the bill to ldratt certain sol-
diers to tho soldiers' home who served
in tho war of tho rebellion and tho
Spanish war provided thoy are dlB
ablcd and unable to cant a living In
the houso tho amendment ttiiklug out
of the appropriation b'll the Item pro-
viding for tho civil tcrvlcc commission
was lost on an aye and nay vote of 110
" "poisoning
Ciiho ill Now York Continues to
Attiuct Atfcnthii
Hcripps-MoRae League.
Nevvr York January 10. The bub
pect iti tho Adams poisoning ease has
not vet Wen arrested though he lb
under contant d-tcctive survotllanco
An Investigation strengthens the le
lief that tho death of Henry lluruett
was connected with tho subsequent
poisoning of Mrs Avail's.
CREMATED
Mr.l!hmiiv-nnrnia to Death
fn Mutyhud
Scr ppvMeRno League.
'Laurel. Md  Jan 10 Mrs. Phillip
widow of a former Kitists congress-
man wan burned t death by the ex-
plosion of a lamp last night at thr
home of her daughter In Howaid
county.
ACQUITTALS
v
tlio WholtHiilo or tho Jlen
thnrged With Hi oil lit'.
Scrlppa McRao League.
Pana 111. Jan. 10. The fiovcnt
case againtit the miners and citizens
charged with inciting riots lait a p-
tcmber were disposed of today by the
dUmihsal ot 19 and 11 pka-'ltiy guilty.
The trialB of two s ns of opcrutor
Punwoll on the same c large will be
hold tomorrow.
BOTKINIZED
New York Woman Is Sweetly
Jlunlored by Hail
Scrlppa. McRao Loagun
New York. January 10 Mamie Ap-
pel hair dresser issei'lously Blck as a
result of eutlng poisoned candy re-
ceived through tho mall. The sender
is unknown.
LKUI8LATIVK TIPS.
Ten surveyors started this morning
to survey the route from Guthrie to
Shawnee.
Little Dick Castle ot Enid the Dick
Pluuket Jr. of Oklahoma is after
them for page.
E. H. Norris the Rough Rider seems
to huvo e -rried oif the plum for assist
ant clerk of toe council.
It Is almost impossible to secure
r o slntbecity Parties having room
tu rent should advertise them.
Four schools In lilsmarck township
close on the 10th until warm weather.
The farmers will not vaccinate their
children this time of year.
The Leadek accidentally omitted
the nu me of council r Felix Winkler
of the Eighth district In tnellttyets
t-rday as a prominent anpirant for
the nresidencv. Henator Winkle 's
chances at one step of tho scramble
were apparently as good as those of
any other senator's.
While the upper crust appears un
ruftlsd among the Republican council-
lors and .'epresenttiei pod they
Kin led end I ke  it is a raako be'levp.
& .r ui.di-iupath thl dlapp Inlmest
rankled In several breasts ana araoj
.heir close-mouthid .rleiioe they give
vent to .lielr f ellutrs Home vtauted
chairmanship1! which they rouldn't
reach and after failing in this they
wanted to be on certain committees
and were turned down and their mp
was ful . Others again! have nrougbt
their relatives and friends with them
fei-llng confident of getting them a
position and falling to far are quietly
nursing their rrth
IM Hentou the first tuba player In
the first band In Outh le csbm In lut
oatt OhaaplsiB Hit
Au Orron of Ureat nnjojrmer.t Tho
I'rracnt and tho Ladle' Cottninr.
Th legislative ball was an Immense
success and was ptrticularly note-
worthy on accoiiit of lt elegance
The gowns of the la-iles wero elabo-
rate. The Elks mandolin clr.b fur-
nished music and beginning with the
grand march at 0 o'clock led by Gov.
Ilaruca and daughter joy was ttneon-
Qncd until an early hour this morning.
Tho different c mmlttecs performed
their duties fnlthfully which accounts
for the succors of tho affair.
Thoo Who Mer l'rrtcnt.
Among t ose present at the ball and
banquet woro :
ootroctr..
tleo II. llrett. It . Ponca City. Kay Co
A. J. lllildUun It.. l4wnce Pawnee Co
l'rank A Hutto it. Sllllwster. l'.iyne i.
llUKh MrOredle It.. Stroud Lincoln Co.
II l .Maeneia. 1)  Motire. Cleveland Co
Sidney Clarke U. Oklahoma Oltr. Okla-
homa Co.
Uco. W Dellamy 1). 151 llciui.Oanadtan Co
Pcllx 1 Winkler R Klniftulier KlnRfliti-
er Co
Abraham It Huston It. authrte.LqKau Co
Ilarrlton K. llarcnn. It Uuld. Uarflelil Co
Wui. Garrison P. Pond Creek. Orant Co.
Jame P. Oaudy It Alva Woods Co.
Cna M Tliacker u  ManRum.Oreer Co.
ASHRMlll.V
John II. Smith I". a. I. Newklrk. Kay Co.
Jamcfi Wllklnn it Tonkawa Itay Co.
Thou. II. Doyle U. Perry Nolile Co
lIouHton a. Thomai P. Cleveland Paw-
nee Co.
K. V. Clark. . Stillwater. Porno Oo.
W. K Malley. It. lriuiit Lincoln oo.
John W. Scott ll . Clifton Lincoln Co.
J. 1). Combs n . Avoca Pottawatomie Oo.
K Duffy P  Lexington Cleveland Co
J O Walts. P  Norman. Ulovulaud Co.
U Q Jones It. Okl.ilioma City Oklahoma Co
C W. Olmmoad It Klckapoo Oklahoma Co
J. W. Iladlcy F P  Kl Iteno Canadian Co.
T J. Held 11 . Kl llcno Canadian r .
II 11 Van Kirk. It  Neiblt. Klnsu.lier Co
W. O Htcveim It UcmH-Mcy.Ktngnnher Co
W II. Merten K  Guthrie Logan Co.
J. M Hollldrfv It  Creoceut Logan Co.
Vlrr.ll A. Wood It Enid Oai field Co.
C. I' McBlr.ith. It. Knld. Onrflold Oo
V. B Shfi-pr It. Lamont Orant Co.
J. M. Hf.v it. Medford Grant Oo.
11. V.. Il.irtHliorn It. Cleo Woods Co-
Philip Koch It . Wruoiitra. ltlalim Co.
J. D. llallard. D  Cloud Chief. Washita Co
J. O Williamson It. Heaver lleavcr Co
OCTltlUE.
Governor UarncR and daughter Hemic.
Secrctaiy and Mrs W M JcnkliiH
General and Mrs IurpT Cunningham.
Messrs and MesdameiJ W. McNeal Jno
II Ilurford Frank Dale O It. reKai " tt
lleamer. II. r. Ardery. Judge lleiod. W. S
Spencer. Luther West J. N llrowu. Kil
Doughty. Tom Neal M. Welnbrrger J II
Van Voorhee. G It Montgomeir D 11
Goode. W II coyle Chas 1'tiMin I C Hart
O. P. C'Miiicr Itev. W c. Miles. II W Itam-
say J Koucart Vcder D Paine Henry Al
F C llard A A Humphrey. Mac MoriN
Ike Levy KU (tar Jones. F II Lin e Charlie
White. A W MclCeand. II S McUUlre. J
Htumplt Jaium Houston 4. M. Wallt-r. V
II Orrer I'.d Kelly. Marshal FnsU dpi.
Prank O Miller Nv ll Crossiuiid. N A.
Pond. JudecHt uif and dauuhicr. Dr. n A
Lone. W II. Merten. Jorn Piih. il Vandei-
iiool J 11 Cottin.ham W I Gray alio
Il Kdna
Dr. AiLi-.lrath. Mrs. D T. Plum. Mis
Oldham Allan Lillian i eyuolds C.e riK-.o.
luwa; amOvertrei-t. MissMatyOters rei
dthlwatcr; V W. Oimsiead Muhi LlsaU
MusUuu.il Chas Ultllii sly. r. Geo. Ill
uiiKiiey Dr Clark mim Dor thy Flynn
Ml. Grace FraT aiulx City lowai J dm
Greeu and daUbiiec Miss Hel n Ororne 11
wiiiis u u. iiuuuk. mi-s ueiia uauniK y-
Mrs Captain Hillings and -on Major Pau
.luudt .tllss l'uucarl. P. S. Nurrls Mis
Winnie Woo.ls. J ii. Havlnhorst. Mrs Cur..
Orlssfll F M Tarllou Mis U A Duiir.iu
Mrs M. .veis ! jii-s Maud uvouricn uui.
Goloble Ficd Painter. MUs Mabel Painter.
KiNorisiiBit.
J. V. Admire anrt wife Wm Grimes. Oeo
II. Itoburts J. M. MtOuuiill Airs. J. M
Spbce and daughter. Miss Irene unc-.
II. P. McDowell O. J. jltDoweh W. W tflil-
singer and wife.
l'HIIKINS
Wm A. Knlpu MUs Hewle Knlpe Mis
Coumlw
OtOUK C11IM'.
H.W. Ilalley T.J. Cook.
rmtiiY.
HlckT Morgan J. V. iCoogl
iT.Rin.itnr limit. Mtm. valEe
M. tt I'ord
W. M Hob-
bins. Juokc 11 T. Halncrand wife. Hay Pruti
n. O. Ilussleton. V. O. Welch and wile W.
T Little. Lou Whorton.
til 11E.NO.
L. J. Ouiiu. Prank Olllett. A. H. Jackson
Mrs. P. ll. WrlKht. Mrs. Oaptaln Holler .
B. Hlake Mr. and Mrs. Illcliey.
ciiANrii.iiii
W. M. Allison. M ll. Losey W. II. French
OKLAHOMA CtTY.
O o Jones. Sevmour I'rlce. Pat Murphy
II P. Trosper James Oeary Joe Qnlen Mrs.
J. L. Hock.
MBVTKIRK.
Lincoln MclClnlty 4. II. Smltb.
min.
Judge
J. ll. Kergoitoii
Charlie Hunter.
McAtes ud wife.
ALVA.
Oeo Vlekers.
HTIM-WAiril.
A.J JawUon.Clia. McOraw E. V Clark
KUHMAW.
D. M Maradvtt CanUlH McUulrc
Dr.
TtircaOKllI Torn Jarlto. John Allen J. O.
wa
als.
HUAWPEU
L. O. 1'Hman.
ilBIIVXjKP.
J. ii. onhw J. M. Hay and wife Myrtle
McLaln.
WWMIMTAUH.
Temple HotuUM W. P. Holton Mini Shan-
non. 1KALIJI.
Wm. McQnerry. Jeiih South.
IIBMMMSEV.
J A. Pleet.8 A. Drnminoad a. r. Miller
W.C. Steven.
iiouKtr.
OuyOlllette.
PAwncc.
Frank Job
3nan. U.
0. M. 1 a
W. Dunlin Jefen A.
Uucknsluer
ascailer.
bowHs.
J U McCarthy To Oogwell.
TOKEAWA.
Mr. and Mr. Martin Mr. Ooodman Ja.
WllVIn and wife.
J N. Lawton. Arapahnf Uee.
Horace llalier CkiM Cblcf. CZ3
nick Piuukeit Poo- a Olty.
1'lilllipKock Waiumja
J O Williamson. Heater.
Cliff Scott Cltftoo.
1 ouj Han. New York City.
W. A. Deed KauW.C.l.
p u wubcr and Biotlier.Cblcs.
C. N Tttompton Ut. Uoui
Frauk CV4M. L tRKUU
Ur 4udMr A. L arma TUdo Ohio
O M Ba. Nenbitt
C V J-iiutn and sis er. White Eagle.
HugU Taylor. K . C Joui n
J ul. ICC Time
Mr 11 U nhode. Pearl. Mi Ixy iUt
New York
H m. uoncan. weveianu
II A Tbbiiia C'tcTel iJ
J Li Cooib Avok4.
Dr llalUrd. WeatUiford.
(C nil d n sc i Page
O-my ui;- A?r't'a
Scripps-MclUe League.
Phllade)hU. J wiry 10 It
semi officially announced that the Jury
has agreed on its verdict lo he Qja
case but wlli uot announce it until to
ujorrow.
REWARD
s Offered by tha Pinkertons
for iii9 Apprehension
of John Kennedy
ScrlppvMcRae League.
Kanan Olty Haauory 10. -The Pink
ertons have i it 'rtd 8500 reward for
the capture of John Kennedy " Quail
Hunter" for connection with tha
Memphis hold up at Macomb January
1. Kennedy has not been seen since
that date. He was out on bail under
Indictment for kMlog Miss Schuma-
cher. Later Kennedy is arrested.
OASTELLANE
Plotting Willi Duko of Orleans
for tho Overthrow of tho
French lie pnbllc
Scrlpps-McRao Laguo.
Paris Jau 10. Count Castellsno
continues to denouueo the duel story
as a falsehood. Ho says he Is forming 'I
a league of the blue blood of France
for tho support of tho array. Uo la x
rabid antl Droyfus man and a Jew
battor. It is thought the league ia
8ipportcd by American tnonoy and In
tho interest of tho Duko of Orloans to
help overth ow tho republic.
ARRESTS
To bo 3luilo In Chicago for Jury
Jlribery.
Scrlpps-MoRat League
Chicago Januuiy 19. Some acnia
tlo al arrests including a deputy
-tiorlir. six court bailiff three mln-
ii u clerks and two or three attorneys
or jury bribery are soon to be made
MlAUM.tT10t8.
Uf Democrat! nmt Vopullit For Council-
Potltloti. 'I li ' Oo I'oer.ilH and Populists of the
j iuucII imii In caucus and nomlua ed
mo following full set of oft'oers for
ho council whUh were voted for this
.flvrnouii in the organization of the
ouiiol't
1'rcsl.icnt Sidney Clarke Oklahoma
0'ty.
1'iesldent pro tern Wm. Garrison
vlnt t county.
Onief clerk J. K. ;Llttlo Washltn
ounty.
Murgeant at arms Chan Ucst C
udlun cuvnty.
At-i.ltaiit sorgeants at arms Wm.
kVltlhorn Woods county; J. II. White
'Idefc Greer county.
MetBPtigcr J. 11. Hlghtower. Canad
an coumy
enrolling mi engrotHing clerk Jas.
lumiuer Ur1 . county.
Atslsiant cur1 Ming and cngroisinff
jlerk lien Wlll'i is lovcland cointy.
Ahsl tant chief rk fid L. Dunn
Oklahoma county.
AsslsWnt clerks Wm Redder C
nanlan county U. F Wolf Clovolaad
county.
Aklstnt enrolling clerks Alfred
Whitman Oklahoma county; Miss
Chris tno Ilodtno Oklahoma county;
O. II. Townimd Greer county; J. M.
Owon  Oklahoma county) J. Leramons
Grant eounty; Bob Pyle Cleveland
county; O. T. Dulaney Custer county
Ayrs Parr Woods county.
Chaplain A. II. Nicholas.
DInglcy'H Condition.
Sorlpps-Mclta- League.
Waihlngtou. Jan. 10. Congressman
Omgiev pat&cd n qui t night and ha
teemed to rest easy. Ills strength
however. Is waning and his condition
remains critical.
Bourse is Depressed.
Sar'pps-McUtto League.
Paris Jau. 10. The llourao was det
press d today on account of new com-
pllcatioos caused by th- resignation of
vf Quesnay de Heaurepene president
of the civil section court cassation.
Ramssys are alnoys the first to
show "Now York. They hae jubt
received their now embroideries for
the coming season
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