El Reno Daily Eagle. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 3, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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A111 a HOME PRINT.
Vol. 2, No. 13.
EL RENO, OKLA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1895.
By F. T. Cook.
THEY WILL NOT FIGHT.
The Texas Legislature
Knocks the Slug-
gers Out.
LAKES EFFECT AT ONCE.
Miss Maude Steidel Found in
Chicago-Commission-
ers Acquitted.
RENFROW'S ANNUAL REPORT.
The Texas &. Pacific Survey is In
Progress—Grand Army Ad-
vertises for Drums and
Fifes — Convention
at Guthrie—
N otes.
Austin. Tex., Oct. 2 —There will be
no prize fight at Dallas, October 31, be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsiminous. This
tact was settled this afternoon by lbe
Texas .legislature in exactly tines
hours by the watch. The two commit-
tees, one in Ihe senate and the other in
the house, gave an audience to the
Dallas attorneys all morning to ascer-
tain their objections and entertain pro-
tests again the passage of the law.
After hearing the gentlemen until
noon the two committees adjourned.
This afternoon when lhe two houses
met at 3 o’clock both committees were
rerdy and the senate bill was very
promptly considered. From the time
t he bill was placed before the resolu-
tions committees to the time it passed
was exactly 55 minutes.
Tile vote on the final passage of the
bill was 27 yeas and 1 nay.
The bill was immediately sent over
to tile house and a tiual vote was
leached at 6 o’clock prescisely and the
hill passed tile house by a vole of 110
to 5. Tims within three hours did the
Texas legislature forever put an end
to prize lighting in Texas.
Deadlock Unbroken.
Hutchinson, Kan., Oct. 2.—The
Ninth district republican judicial con-
vention resumed ballotiug today—be-
giuuittg with tlie two hundred and
sixty-fifth ballot and proceeding to the
two hundred and seventy-fifth ballot.
There was no change in the vote, the
three delegates from Reno, Harvey and
McPhersen counties standing solidily
for their three candidates, respectively
Martin, (ireene and Simpson, with
their fifteen votes each.
The utmost good humor prevails, but
the prospects of au early settlement
were not very bright when the conven-
tion adjourned.
Commissioners Acquitted,
Arkansas City, Kan.. Oct. 2—At
the late session of the grand jury, the
Kay county commissioners were in-
dicted for malfeasance in office IV
day they were tried in court and ac-
quitted.
Maud Steidel Found.
Chicago, Oct. 2.—Maud Steidel. sup-
posed to have been udiicted from St.
Joseph, Mo , by Father Dominick Wag-
ner, of St. Mary’s church in that city,
was found in Chicago last night by De-
tectives Weisse and Mahoney. She was
taken to the Harrison street annex and
Adolph Elnmlt, a brother-in-law of the
priest, was arrested, charged with com-
plicity in the aduction The girl was
traced by detectives by means of a
shipment of furniture the priest is said
to have made to this city under an as-
sumed name.
Miss Thelma Aubergue.
The leading lady of Sutton’s Texas
Co., is a Lyrie Artist of superior merit.
She is possessed of a pure sweet sop-
rano voice of great power, aud eleclri
fits her audiences by iter magnificent
rendition of the most difficult dramatic
musical solos. 1 be Toledo Blade says:
Miss Aubergue, tlie celebrated dra-
matic vocalist is not only a professional
hut an artist ill Iter profession.” She
lias been engaged for this company at
a high salary, and can be heard at the
opera house, Monday, Oct. 7.
Renfrow Makes HisAnnual Report.
Washington, Oct. 2 —The governor
of Oklahoma lias made his annual re-
port to the secretary of the interior. It
contains nothing new and has no
recommendations or references to the
admission of the territory to statehood.
To The Coal Fields.
Denison, Tex., Oct. 2.—The Texas
& Pacific railway company has just put
a party of surveyors into the field, who
are at present running a preliminary
line iu the Indian Territory to the coal
fields. The road being built to 1 >• ni-
son from the main trunk line and will
be completed in November. The Texas
& Pacilic, going to the coal fields, is re-
garded as the most important move
that that road has ever made. It has
been wholly at the mercy of the Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas for its coal sup-
ply. Denison will be division head
quarters for the new line.
Drums and Fifes.
To all drum corps’ and old soldiers
who have a drum or fife are earnestly
requested to bring them to the reunion
to take place at Guthrie, the 9 h, 10th
and 11 tli, and report to Dr. Smart, up-
on their arrival at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
1)k. F. M. Smart,
Chin, of Com. on Music.
Cor, Rock Island ave, and Woodson st.
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Coffees,
Fresh Teas
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Groceries,
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Vegetables
Sunday School Convention.
The date tor holding the Territorial
Sunday school convention has been
fixed for November (5 and 7, at Guthrie.
His Reason,
The reasons given by Judge Scott in
declaring the Wrightsman anti-gam-
bling law inoperative was that less
than two-thirds of the members of the
lower house voted to suspend the rules,
when Hie bill passed.
Five cars of coal came in over th«
Choctaw yesterday, and seven today.
El Reno District Fair, October 15,
16, 17 and 18.
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Extract
Our Entire Stock is New and Fresh
Atnl new goods ate being added daily, and as the cooler weather
comes on we will add all the new novelties that the market affords
in our line and keep to the fore front with Chase & Sanborn Seal
Brand and other line varieties of their Teas and Coffees.
•SiPURE SAP MAPLE AND PAN CAKE DRIP SYRUPS,Kr
-New Orleans Molasses, Great Big No. 1 Mackerel——
California and Fancy GlUb HoUsr Canned FrUits and Vegetables,
Pure Cod F'si'. Full Cream New York Cheese, Fine Fruits and Vegetables iu
their season, and iu fact everything that is handled in a first-
class house Make no mistakes, but get out of the old worn
rut. and be sure to call on us, and get good goods.
McGRATH & CO. EL REN°- OKLA-
DAVIDSON & CASE,
LUMBER.
DFaALaEvRS,
J O. TOMPKINS. Manager. El, RENO. OKLAHOMA
(ireal Hock Island Route.
TO THE EAST.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN
THE WORLD.
The Rock Island is* foremoet in adopting
cnlated to improve speed ami
give that luxury, safety ami corofi
ml a. 11 h equipment
veatibuled
>ve speed i
ort that pep*
it Ih thor-
traine. man
A. i hi.la d spectacles ami eye-
glass' - scientifically ami successfully
littci If you are troubled with head-
ache, tiain in the eyes, or have any
difficult in seeing or reading, call and
have \ottr eye's examined. 1 carry the
best French Crystal Lenses. Consul-
tation free. Office on Russell, between
Bickford and Rock Island, first door
west f Pagel’s grocety. ll-6t-w
any advantage caP
give that luxury,
ular patronage demand
onghly complete with
niflrent dining earn, sleeper* uwd chair coaches,
all the moat e.jgant, and of recently improved
patterns.
SPECIALTIES.
Fast Time.—Excellent Equipment-
Best Dining Car Service In the
World—Good Connections.
For fall particular a. to ticket., map., rate,
apply to any coupon ticket office in tlie United
Staten, Canada or exico, or aildre.a,
UNO. SEBASTIAN.
Cen'l Tkt Si Pass. Agt.
Chicago, 111.
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Unuv .Mil
sail!, minim I .-, '1,111c nm| j; j„
si(|qn,s»d to lie tin: work "i tiio same
gang.
1’iyc iiutnlivd co;*i - rf sheet music
tit .5 ceuis n copy, at t In- M isii - .......
■I. 1'. H. Kknni.astkk.
W. G. McDonald came in from D
county lliis morning, bringing with
him a magnificent display of farm ami
garden products to bo exhibited at the
lair. Mac says that D county raised
phenomenal crops this year, and he
counts on capturing several premiums.
Reggies wagons, cooking and heat-
ing stoves, at the old Fettue stand,
Rock Island avenue,
20 61. Quigg & Beruinger,
II. W. Tusten's wagonette and car-
riages will make trips between the city
aud the fair grounds every fetv mitt
tiles duriug tho fair, and passengers
will be called for and taken to any part
of the city. At the prtcos charged it is
cheaper to ride titan to stay at home
W. fi. McDonald, of I) county, will
giro an address on Thursday evening
in tho district court room, in this city.
Tho subjeot of his address will l »
■‘The Rainfall for Canadian County
and Northwest Oklahoma, and Sugges-
!!?»)' of ‘low to Make the Rainfall
ffbti Certain aud Regular.” He would
IS ftUo preient member" of the
ilia council and lemi-
’• (i ; ‘rr -si*, cofnty
when Crowe
; * >'bs a! 10 per
! Mild WKIH f»1 ftf" W
ermutrics and wi discuss tho cause m
the rains and drouths, and will give
I valuable suggestions which will be eas-
ily followed ami will secure to Cana-
dian county a more copious and regu-
lar rainfall.
T. Malian, of Fort Pierre, S. D., is
registered at the Caddo.
Don’t buy 18-i!) sltill
will sell you up-to-date
cent less.
If. Cornett of Auadurko, is at Hie
Caddo.
Call on (1. W. Nichols, “the tinner,"
for galvanized lines, absolutely safe.
He also makes repairs, sets up stoves,
and does general tin work , *
Tit ere is alluTr.l gold in Oklahoma
nud tliu Indian Territory, but it is not
in the sand along Hie noek bank, or in
tlie stiff hard-pan of tlm high ptairio.
It is to lie found in the rich dirt that
that covers thu miilian of-acres of tlie
two territories. Work is required to i,tj-
tain it. luit industry rarely fails to turn
up millions of yellow nuggets that re
quire uo mill stamp to make them
marketable. I'he one condition is pat -
ient industry, but less hard work is re-
quited titan to get gold nut of tho black
saud of tlm river beds.
When at ( ; ud < f step k| the 0
K. Hotel, at south erd of Main jtreo
where you will hot c clean bsth Mi)
well prepared rervH?. i
£g£*vx'-MV * t>)119 iv jtjjf
UU m|. - KKriWi*
•i, a CSi nne Indian j
of sftnin living ou lii.s allotment
tioar (hid city, has applied for a blank
( i divorce from four wive.*-. Yellow- I
Bonnot gives his reasons for such a I
sweeping divorce that helms umbrae. *1 j
tho i*hri.->!ian religion and his wmgi
have refused lo become; chrisriaus ■
lie asks i, r custody of but on •* of nine*
teca children. It w is at tirst thongat
it was not necessary to ask f a di-
vorce, as Ihe laws of Oklahoma forbid
polygamy. A few lawurs held that as
he was married to four wives under the
tribal laws, recognized partly by the
government and before tho laws of Ok-
lahoma existed he could not get separ-
ation except by process of tho laws
now prevailing. This opinion dually
prevailed. There is some question
whether the four divorces can Hie made
in one, but that is a question tho court
must pass ou. The wive* will only
couseut to a blanket divorce for they
are afraid to .allow the eases lo he tak-
en up separately for fear Bonnet after
gelling rid of three he would keep the
fourth. As there is intense jealousy
existing among them the attorney.-!
could not pursuude them to consent to
single suits. Judge McAtea will he.;:?
the case next moqth —TrJof<,i <’!<.•?(/
cate.
hvery Sunday school officer and
tea*-! -T in the territory ,sh-■»•:, I bo pres-
* ii!. and every Sunday Hcmool should
-imv! n delegate to bring bw-k si report.
Supei iateudeuts aud secretary every*
"’here should send u report by return
m n to the territori il sevretary, Fred
H. Wcrnier. Guthrie, Okla.. giving
mimes of officer.*'. number of tcaclu rs
smd scholars enrolled, and average at -
ten dance for past quarter, Remember
Disit exery denomination is represented
i" • nHi mi, and all are alike in-
lervsicd in i* -> suxvss.
NO FAKE.
One I hnnsand dollars cash will buy
an him .n-iimbered deeded farm in Ca-
nadian couuty. No real estate men
need apply. Address
• E. J. Simpson.
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l'UBUUATION NOTICE.
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find other line varitities of theirTohhanil Colli es.
MAPLE AND PAN CAKE DRIP St U'PS.fs-
Irleans Molasses, Great Big No, I Mackerel--
Fancy GlUb HolIsr Canned FrUits and ’ ^ r; bias,
ull Cream New York Cheese, Fine Fruits ami \ u * .. * in
L and in fact everything that is hamll • I i
l(*. Make no mist-ikes, but get out of thnoM . t
id be sure to (jail on us, and get good <n\
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yarns obediently,
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lowing brur.dJ of floin* 1? ytA wanf i tc
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Wass, N. B. El Reno Daily Eagle. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 3, 1895, newspaper, October 3, 1895; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc912304/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.