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Guthrie Okla. June 4 1900. The
Board of Equalization met pursuant
to Art 0. Chap. 70. Statutes of 1803
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Persons with indigestion are already
half starved. They need plenty of
wholesome food. Eodol Dyspepsia Cure
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WilUUcl Willi Opposition in
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LONDOis June i.. i.M a. m. un
servers at Shanghai and Tien Tsi.i1
think there 1 a meat deal niie
mi hi.. nhPAfl for the concert of th
..a V.nH. maMlv raonhlticr P L i
with L044 men. Serious disftuihan v-
aore taking plac at Yung-Nar Uti
ami Meng-Tse as well as othn- pi. m- i
at a eonsiderablue distance from h i
capital.
The Whole Chinese empire sen. t
be In a ferment.
While Admiral Seymour with tli-i in-1
ternatlonal relief column Is forcing hi&
way lo I'eKiii several ui uie i'i
are arranging largely to relnforc
their details at Tien Tsln. Ge;riuny
poses sending 2500 men. Great Hr.tnin
sent 000 from Hong Kong yesterda'
and -100 will go Sunday. Italy has or-
dered 1000 to hold themselves In read-
iness llussla according to i St
Petersburg dispatch of Wedndny
has decided to bring her force at T'cn
Tsln up to 0000. Thus the comoind
forces at Tien Tsln will probably soon
be about 10000 men.
The explicit statement made ytbtcr-
day afternoon in the house of com-
mons by the parliamentary secretai"
of the foreign office 'Mr. Brodentk.
with reference to the identity of opin-
ion among 'the powers upon the ques-
tion of an application of force and the
method of applying it is accepted by
all of the morning papers as quite suf-
ficient for the present and the hope is
generally expressed that nothing will
happen to diminish the harmony. An
incident however has already o
curred involving the British an! the
French at Tien Tsin which nearly
ended In violence. A dispatch from
Tien Tsln da'ted yesterday says:
"For some days the French and the
Huslan authorities have been jealius
because of the supposed facilities siv-
en to the British authorities by the
British employes of the China rail-
ways. Yesterday some French marles
attempted to take charge of an engine
required at the front. Locomotlce In-
spector Wier refused to give i:-. the
engine and a Frenchman attempted
to bayonet h1m. Weir caught the muz
zle of the rifle and the bayonet passed
over his shoulder. For a moment ser
ious trouble between the French ani
British was imminent but the f.v jn.pt
action of British consul and Xa-
al officers backed by the American
consul and the railway officials pre-
vented a collision. Conciliatory ev-
presslons were exchanged. The f'rencn
consul withdrew his opposition "and
the British remained in charge of the
engine.
LONDON JUNE 14.-A special l.s-
patch from Shanghai dated toJay says:
A report has reached here that the
B.lt'sh American and Japane-e minis-
ters in Pokin favor the restoration of
Emperor Khwang Su but that the
Fiench ard Ru slan mlnl-ters insist up-
on the powers taking charge of China.
It is further reported that the further
rvsptctive divisions of the ountrv have
already been assigned. The belief 'is that
the withdrawal of the Brltih ships from
the Yang Tse Kinng is an indication
of Great Britain's declalmor of the
"s-phere theory."
Later reports from Tien Tsin confirm
the news of the burning of the Japanese
legation but the rumor that a minister
has been murdered has not been con-
firmed. Fifteen hundred Russians with
four guns have arrived outside of Pe-
kln. This make? four thousand Russian
who have landed.
It is regarded as certain that the Jap-
anese government will take active steps
concerning the murder of the chanct-1-lo-
of t-e Japanese legation.
In consequence of a disturbance at
Chee Fo the German flagship and H. M.
S. Phonlx have returned there. A Rus-
sian warship with S00 troops has gone
to Hankow.
Chinese desperadoes at Quln San 40
miles from Shanghai have seized three
steam aunchos and treated the passen-
gers plratlcallly.
MASSACRE CONFIRMED.
BRUSSELS. JUNE .-Confirmation
has been received o fthe report of the
massacre of two Italians and one Swiss
engineer employed on the Belgian rail-
way in northern China. The sisters of
the Swiss engineer were also killed and
two other persons are missing.
The rest of the French and Belgian
engineers reached Pekin nnd Tien Tsin
LONDON JUNE U -A special from
Shanghai cays unconfirmed reports has
burned and that a minister has been klll-
The Franco-Belgian company has 300
armed men guarding Its tracks which
Is still open for 100 miles.
reached there from 'Wen Tsln to the ef-
fect that a foreign legation has been
In safety.
ed. The names It Is added were with-
held pending a confirmation of the re.
port. It is further rumored here that
the International relief party are near
with provisions and water. It Is believed
that the delay has been caused by the
fear that the forco was Insufficient to
overcome the opposition that might bo
encountered and thus precipitate a mas-
sacre at the capital.
It is added that the Japanese have
sent two more cruisers and have landed
300 additional additional troops.
A telegram received from Yunnan Fu
says that the English and French mis-
sions there have been burned and that
the foreign residents have taken refuge
In the viceroy's residence. The trouble
this dispatch nayB is reported to be due
'o Fr?rch Intrigues.
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WASHINGTON JUNE H.-A d.i-patch
has been received at the British era-
uasny from Commander Seymour. Tho
dispatch disclosed tho extreme difflcul-
tlts encountered mainly In the form of
tracks destroyed and stated that tho
progress was only three miles for the
pr.cd ng twenty-four hours. The com-
manding admiral felt that it would be
des'rable to have additional forco In or-
d r to mo t every contlng ncy although
tho general feeling was expressed that
the trouble would be less difficult to deil
with thnn had been expected. It Is cal-
culated that with the three miles cover
ed the international force was twenty-
five miles from Pekin. There is every
indication however that tho twenty-live
mllo stretch will be about tho most dif-
ficult of the entire route. The dispatch
of the admiral makes no mention of
further engagements with the boxrs.
BIG BATTLE REPORTED.
LONDON JUNE 15. The Times pub-
lishes the following story from Tien Tsln
June li'.
"A serious engagement has occurred be-
tween the International column and rthe
Mohammedan trooas of Gon. Tung Tsl
S'anc near Pekin."
Byron Brenn British consul at Shang-
hii. who is now in London says that the
Mohammedan troops are armed with ma-
chine guns and repeating rifles.
LONDON JUNE 15. A Shanghai dis-
patch dated yesterday says:
A Chinese steamer laden with arms and
ammunition cleared from Shanghale to-
day bound for T'en T"lh.
A notorious murderer who was deliv-
ered by the municipality of Shanghai to
te Chinese authorities Is being slowly
--toned to death in a cage. Thousands
cf spectators watched his agonies da'ly.
A Life And Death Kht
Mr. W. A. II nes of .Mancln-ster la.
writing1 of his a'most mlriculous es-
cape from drath.savs: '"Exposure afte
measles induced serious lnn trouble
which ended in conu . ption. I had
frequent hemorrhages and couphed
uight and day. All mj docorb said I
must oou die. Then I began to use
Dr. King's New Discovery which
wholly cured me. Hundreds have
used it on my advice and sav that it
never fails to cure Throat Che6t ani
Lung trcub es "
Regular size 50e and SI. 00. Trial
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VEitUOVr rOK BKYA.N.
MONTPELIER VT. JUNE ll.-At tho
democratic convention held here toJay
the resolutions unanimously adopted de-
mand a tariff for revenue only to take
the place of tho present Dlngley ta Iff
denounce the creation of corporate trusts
demand the urgent enforcement of all
anti-trust laws; reitorato faith In the
larger benefits to be derived from b.-
metalllsm as compared with monomeU
alll'-m; demand the restoration of silver
to Its original and natural pl-ice a a re-
demption currency and endorse the prin-
ciples of the Chicago platform of 181G;
opose the imperial policy of tho- admin's
tratlen and the repub lenn par y. favo s.
home rule for the Filipinos under the
prototlon of the United Statos; demind
absolute free trade between Porto RUo
nnd all parts of the United States and
the Independence of Cuba; dclare th.t
that the United States hnve no subject
peoples; no colonial dependencies expres
cordial sympathy with the cavse of the
Boers favor an Income tav tho electl n
ef United States senators by direct vote
of tho people and the immediate con-
structlon of the Nlcaraguan canal under
the direct control and protect'on of tho
United States denounce any lntang'ing
alliances secret or otherwise with Eng-
land or nny other power; denounce the
course of the administration In the mat-
ter of pensions and also the continuation
of the present state prohibitory law.
The resolutions end with nn emphatic
endorsement of W. J. Bryan for presi-
dent. List fall I Bprained my left bip
while handling Borne heavy toxe6.
The doctor I called on caid at first it
was a slight strain and would soon be
well "but It grew worse and the doc-
tor then said I bad rheumatism. It
continued to grow worse and I could
hardly get around to work. I went to
a drug store and the druggist r com-
mended in to try Chamberla'n's Pain
Balm. I tried it end one naif of a SO
cent bottle cured me entirely. I now
recommend it to all my friends. F. A.
Bascoce Erie Pa. It is for sale by
0. B. Benfro.
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SOUTH McALESTER I. T. JUMJ -i -A
man named Mvron Clark ii i n-
ducts a dairy miir the mining inmp ot
Halteyville about twelve miles i.it "f
this city became fuddo&A umno Tu --
day evenng. lie drove I' lldixu t
from the uhose and t) s th li ml
delineation prepared a t pttUnlna
and forc d his wife - t th j nt of a re-
volver to 8 W II lOW U.w VwJ i. Il StOOd.
ivr th writh'.ng body with his weapon
and prented any aslstanoe being given
her keeping every on at bay until th
last convulsive struggle of the body at his
feet convinced htm that death had come
to the unfortunate woman. So great WM
the wrror ceated by the man that no Mia
ilii'd approach the house for a consld-
i able iK-rlml. After he had gone neigh'
inns cime to the assistance of the wlfte
and llnd'ng life not entirely extinct wara
able to revive her suillcten'tly to learn
from her lips Just before her death of
the crime committed by tne insane hus-
band. The man had disappeared and It
was reported that he had afterward klllol
himself but a telephone message Just re-
ceived states that ho Is at large in tho
woods In the vicinity of his home. Tlio
children are secreted In tho home of somo
neighbors nnd tlio peoplo are scouring
tho country In search of tho madman.
A Laid r 'I'lli. liltrl.
I wish to soy that I feel under last-
ing obligations for what Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy haB done for our fami-
ly. We have used it in so muuy caBcs
of coughs lung troubles and whoop-
ing cough and it has always given tho
most perfect satisfaction we feel In-
debted to the manufacturers of this
remedy and wish them to please ac-
cpt our hearty thanks Respectfully
Mrs. S. Doty Des Moines la. For sale
by C. It. Ren fro.
JEFFERSON CITY MO. June 14.
The democratic state convention lo
day elected 34 delegates to the nation-
al convention at Kansas City and In-
structed them for W. J. Bryan .'or
president. The resolutions endorse the
St. Louis World's fair condemn the
trusts and corporation Influence in ro-
lltical matters and pledge the narty
to fight these on all occasions.
This wns a defeat for ex-Governor
Stop who introduced a resolution de-
claring specifically against agents of
of corporations holding places of hon-
or In party affairs.
IJent for tho Himi'lx
No matter what ails you headache
to a cancc you will iever get well
until your hcwels are put riirht. Cas-
crets help nature cure you without
a gripe or pa n produce ennv natural
tnovemerts costs you jtiht 10 cents to
sfa-t getting your health back. Uas-
carets Candy Cath-rtie the genuine
out up in metal boxuF. Every tablet
h'R C. C. r. stomped on it. Howard of
mltations.
ATLANTA GA. June 14. The As-
sociation of Train Dispatchers which
has been holding Its annual session
here concluded Its labors today by
electing the following officers:
President J. It. Lusk Newcasts Pn.
Vice president J. P. Mann DiuA'i
Texas.
Secretary-Treasurer John F.Mac-
kie Chicago.
Executive committee J. W. Cuin-
een Auburn N. Y.; A. D. CauMlleld
Wilson La.; F. S. James Cherokee
la.; G. W. Brown Almosa Col.
The next convention will be he'd in
San Francisco the second Tuesday in
June 1901.
A woman in Idaho got a divorce
from her husband because he would
not take her to the Paris Exposition
He testified in court that he was
afra d of water and that he was afraid
to get into a bath tub even he got so
seasick. That man has Indigestion
ju-t as a good many others we know
and should take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. Bet it at P. B. Llll'e it Co's.
SAN FRANCISCO JUNE 14. Argu-
ment was -concluded today in the Unit-
ed S ates chcult court on tho potltlon of
Chinese to restrain the city board of
health from maintaining a quarantine
cordon around tho Chinese quarters of
tro city. The case was taken under ad-
visement by Judges Morrow and Haven.
Mothers h would keep the'r chil-
dren in g'oa health should watch fur
the flr?t Fymptoras of worms nd re
move them with WHITE'S CREAM
VERMIFUGE. Prico 25 cents. For Bale
by P. Ii. Llllie & Co. and Wheeler &
Son.
BIWABIK MINN. JUNE 14. A terrl-
! bio accident occurred today at tho Hale
j mine three milos from here In which
five men were Instantly killed by an ex-
pleslon of dynamite. Tho dead are:
P. STARK W. IIATTAI
L. CHALVERT P. HANSON
C. MAROCK.
All who suffer from piles will bo
triad to learn that DoWltt's Witch
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permanent relief. It will cure eczema
and all skin diseases. Beware of coun-
terfeits. A Monster Duvll l'luti
Destroying its victim is a type of
constipation. The power of this mal-
ady is felt on organs nerves muscles
and brain. But Dr. King's new life
pills are a safe and certain euro. Best
in the world for stomach liver kid-
neys and bowels. Only 25 cents at O
R. Renfro's drug store.
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