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Or. HaomaB's
SarIapariQiat, &eiolUent!
9us grOBe 8lutreinignnsssW}ittel
Sur SeiIuug aaer dlroniidben aranfbeiten.

0as 9roBe Slutretnl9nn9&sU}tttel
Sur sSeiluus aaer flroniidben aranfbeiten.
6Eroniitler gibeumatsmus, Itrop5uloie 9eoen 8riis
ieE9eitmuit trodeHe5 SuitelH, 9reb6leoeH, gungtnz
bluieH, 2pSpeple, GlteoihlUamm, G5edmdre, ejes
idmulite, olittrdnfbelieH, Git, gyaiieriutt, eHge
arant5elt, Sol5I!as, SroHdtiS, ShDnoiult Il. /. 10.
GrtaItan9en uno Gdlmerjtu Us orr eunee
eebeilt.
aibIuno, 9isc, 81. goosm6sr 1885.
Or. 81 Rabmap - gSert5er perr! ,lb fuoate lbneu
itoH laHgit elHi9e 3elleH sum Kobe brss SGrdpGrilz
llan=8eiolorHt itrelbeE Bor ddltscbn S5GbreH
YtiHa, Der mir Elm laHgIabr9er freuno eefpeieu
mar, uno iagt ibm, bag e5 teH bciers Ultte gegen
GrflltuH9 uao StmeIier in Der SuH9s g.be. @r Ders
iutte IS uHb oantts mir odHH uielmas NAsuiuqeao,
odB IS t,ln bseres Iittti 9s9sn bleie SIantbelieH
9ebe, uHo lett empfiebt er IS letHeH Batieien. jdl
empiahl IS auh NrH. Birbp, eHsm Apoibtter in
SDatorHd, rHo leet bilt eI IS uorrdtbia iH .ppes~
ton, 9Sisc., mEroe id nit cinem iuA9eH D{aunt VI
tanHt, oer einen itnmeH 0Hiien bate uHo pon Seur
man beIlrttetc, ooA er ole ShmHbinat befomm,u
puroe Sb enlpidbl 9hr SaridpariliarzRe ReioIpent
rno nab elHi9er 3eii fab Id i'm irih uno aeaHo; er
othfte mn mdrW Die 0dHo uRo idgte mir bas er
9lRe mip leet oegrabeH eiH piYoe. Us hat ibn iebr
IHhtn ~, 9eQeul' Sor uHoetlhr iehs;ehn Sabren tam
sa lr,, poann ~ mir ttH 6ant9 uHo asts. oaB isine
Stau an eiHen Nuten lrhe; hdtte uei AerRte pers
llul' aosr obne Srtols. SD empiab Sbr Saraparils
tlaa, uno nab etHtleH laaeH mar lie aeluno. ggeun
SLhoet nnreH, 10 III cine Sos seHua, e an betltH.
1u ptuoe nofmdls meiH SritauEen iber bieie arsnet
aug uho faHH Hur Seoem rutheH, oleiebe i'm 6Guie ~
hdoen; its oerbatet IN UieleA iydnen cine Ituere
aIautbeit Il. T. 10.
SbT ,Ta.bsu.r r. srui6fs.
- gu babeH bel apotbefern. 81 ole FaiHe.
Reus9ort.
BB-9u bas 8ubIitum!-G Gebet fder Hno ners
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Gin gertras Spiidem serbiem u. Montemesro.

yOn0On, =. Sanuar.-0em &erneb.
men nah lit swiideu Der ierbiiden uno Der
montenegriniideu &egierung eiu Sertra9 su
Stunoe gefOmmen, melder ben beioeu con=
trablrenoen pOiG6ten" gegenieitige coms
mer3ielie uuo politlid)e Sersiuitiguusen ge=
pdbreIeitst mo lpe5ieu fiir Den SriegSfall
med)lelieitige nlilitdrllhe Siilfe suft)ert.
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Walaria
1T tbren perihieoenen Sormcn.
bisiee5 ,nlb, ffaalltess faalteess -sSieher.

@5 9ibf feiH SeImitel in Der gSet, neIheS bitieeS
u1o tatcs 6ieber uRo alle aHoereR maariIden, i0ne
Gallen mo anoere Eieber omit Siilie BON Raouap's
Siueu) itneIsr beilt, ais Ra otpap's Neaop Re=
Lief.
Vreis so Sents Die 6laidle. gu babsn bel
aIsE NpotheierR.
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l8 VITALIZED ARR betbefierte Hefbcoe
038&NoeS SahnanssiebenS. Gd,uiersIos ,.Ho
sefuhlos iir itpdtIife EsrioRen. Dem 6as nors
suBiebeu. Gebiiie $5 bis SIS. goIbialluas 81 bis
IS. 9. 8. @arner, NJ D., & 8r,ioer, gutaps
uAo Sayatoaa. .Strase. lSuli21,1S)
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Spauiid)e Tretbanoler.

gfabrib, y. Sanuar. elner bier
abgehaltsnen Seriammlung BON SreibGubz
lern eiierten Die 9teoner in befti9sr ySslie
geAsn Die Sdut;oQ Wabuabmen Der cons
ierpatiuen Re9ieruug unb propbe;eiteu, baB
oiseben Die unteren Slaiieu NeS ipaniiden
Solfes SIR Geuolution trsibeu uno Die gsgen.
mGrtige ioSiaIe yage iebr peridlimmerH mir
Nom
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Na0paD's 3ea0p Gelief

,u eoer i3eit i'm SAME babe. Sein G,ebraudb tpiro
iuobtbdtis luirteu bel jeber slrt Don SbmerS ooer
Srantbeit. IS eibt glht5 IN Der l8et, ous 10 ihre
eineH Sduers ilt, nod ben Sortihritt elmer &raRtz
belt aHhaIt, ais bas Jieabp 0leIiei.
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Sranfreid bat ourd Die ie d. g.
ssbnfats llebsrSeid)nuns ieiner Staatsan=
lslhe mieoer einnal aeseigt baB es trot
aller Sdr0piereien ourd) aanal. .Subbelcien
nod immey @slo in i6iqe uuS Siille bat.
Ser 3tsihtbum uub Die Trobuttionsfraft
reS Sanbes, meldeS bel 35 Wtilliaroen bette
bcnesr Staatsid)ulo meitsrc S69Dii0ionen III
10 giiniiigeu Sebinaungsn, (92t iiir Bro;.)
in glet6 ipielenoer Teiie aur3ubrina.u psr=
mag, if pabrlid) itaunenerreaeno.
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SraatIbcs Gnoe Der 8oupermantc cines
TDuiae.

u ~
uante Oes S0nigS, SenOra 3ucuus, fiel, ais
ibr Der iugenOlide S0nig uuperebsus aui
ben SfOoB iprans, 10 ungIndli6 bonn
Stubls, oaB iie idwere Serlepungsu erlitt,
beaeu lie balb oaraui erlag. Die Sonigin>
3e9eutn lit iiber Den Serluit Der Sertrau,
ten uutrOitlld).
Iranfreid,'s neme MnIeibe.
TariS. II. Sanuar. - Die gefammte
YreIIe oes 9anoes, obns l1nteridiep Der poz
litiifen Barteifdrbuns, besliidpiiuiht bas
2ano ;u Dem foloialen @rTol9e Der neueH
Inleihe, weld)e ben Heid)tbum uub Die
Niad)t Srautreid's aui bas llnwio.rleslidite
barle9e. Sic 8egterIng bat es aber aud
lebr seld)itt eingeIeitet, nm iid eiueu gro
Zen Grfolg ;u iidern. Sinansmiuiiter
9touuisr mar bauptlahlid) beltrebt, ben tl,i.
nen Maun fiir Die meme 9tente su iutereiTi.
rem. Gr lieB iibsraa perbreiten, Oab Die
6esieruug oen Aulageiufenben ben Sorz
sug Dor Den S0rilanern unb Spefulanteu
gebsn uub oen &leinfapitaliiten cine 6eibe
lebr ipelentlider Grleldlterungen in 9e;ua
aut Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gem1bren
Werss. SbatiGdlld haben aud) Die tbano<
perfer, Die tleineu @eidditSleute uuD bic
Sauern einen iOld' bsbeutenpeu She'll Ger
JltHle eLIupLUsIr puB lul plS SpIle, DIE
Santinltitute unb Die Spetulanteu nur eiu
perid)winbeHb tleinsr Yrosentiae bonn @e-
lammtbstra9e Ibrig ssbllebeu lit. Gs miro
bles Die pobltbQtlge Solge baben, Dap Der
neue Staatsttre feinen itarten z Sd)nantun.
gen unterlporfeu ieln miro. 9as baupt=
ldt)llde Snterene Der S0rie bat iit] in Der
abselaufenen 9Sofe begreiflifer 2Seiie aui
Die Heue NHlelbe con;entrirt. Sm llebrigeu
mar Die SurSbaltung I'M I4gemeiuen ieft.
0reiproSentige 9tente 1T I'M 65 Gentimes
uuO @rebtt SOncier nm 81 5raucs geitiegen.
Yanama-I -Ittieu iinO numineu nm ST 6rancS
auanclrt. Sn 9Sirflihteit elebt iid) oas
Yublifum nit bieiem Yapier nid)t nebr ab.
SransoTids eieee In @eftafrifa.
Baris, u. Sanuar. - pQe SempS" usr=
0ffentlltt 9tad]rid]ten aus ct. Qouis, Sez
negamblen, 9Ssltafrifa, laut msldeu Die
iransoflhen Sruppen inter bem Gapitdn
9lr1tnaro, na6Oem fe Die 5eituug gtiora,
Die felte Surg Oes Sultans pon abmaopus,
eritiirmt hatten, biunsn Surs.m eiueu lpei.
teren Sieg iiber Die Sruppen oes Sultans
su Youri, 80 ailoHleter iiibpetlid Don 9fo.
ra, errangeu.
Ser Gifenbab bus 1trite tn SdbattIano.
Gbtnburg, II. Sauuar. - Sn elmer
beute bon ben ausltdneiihen 8ahnbeoienitez
ten Observation-Disclosures purbe
bei6lolien, ben Strife bis gum Ieuberiten
iortsuleseu. Siele Spmpatbie 0epeldeu
wurben in Der SerlammIuus usrIeisn.
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,,Seim 0smidlt in 6olo wertb. "
Scn IA. SaHuar 1888.

Den IA. SaHuar 1888.
Iuguft a, Ga.
9 I. Wd Dau: Sd babe ollie Die pcrIdieoeHen
Dittel bic i'm Dlarte iino, obne 9IfoI9 uerIuht ais
iic mer SItaHo enoIih peridIimmerte uHo Elm reuno
mir Giet5, ibr JteGou JeIie 81 9eblaudeE SD d9te
ieTem 9tathc uno sebradlte odilebe an meirem TuB=
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numbering am Edden DiorseH pieher I'M Stanbe.
meiHeR Fhi.hteH EatSugeber. Sd bate iebr GH9e an
Hbeumati$mus 9elitteu. Sd ireroe ME obne a. o..
81 ieiH, od es ein G5ewitt in GSolo lpertb it, Ntenc
SHUTTER nuroc ourtb u. R. 81. in 3lpei StuRoeH ron
GbeumatiSmuS in ben StuIterH echeilt.
Is. 8. s 9ooper BON Der 6irma Cooper il GpdHs.
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bremen, Wernniitat, SdllaitoHgfeit, &upfz
id,merjen, Siarrbos, &oIif, SIabunseu uno
ale innerIidlen SdJmcrien.
GS III bon Der duBeriten gSitJtigfeit, boB iebe
Samilte elnen SOrratb pon
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2iebie'S Gompasnte
s leti d. g + traf t.

Sh6nItcs uuo binisiteS Diittct, Suopen. Spsiien
uHo SauceE nobitmedeEo Su beretcH. iFijr 9eefs
3be. lit CT uHidbdsbor uHo Elm lngeHehues StimulG1t
SabrIitcr 8ertauf 5000, 900 9opie
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Ra0u0D's pilen.

Sas srobe Sebers uno Rasens s4aitteIn.
g3oandnbis geidmoelos iibcrJutert, pursr,u, rssis
linen, Ieinieen uuo frditi9en.
8abmag's pil!en.
3ur neiIuua nlIer 3rartbeittn oes Dagers, Der ees
ber, oes llnterlebes Der gerer Der 8laie Der yers
pen, QeritopuH9, SdriIeibisteit, lHperoduIit1feit
bun9, SduorrhoiocH uEo oller nrt9eImd6lgteten Der
@ln9emeioe. Geiu Oegctabiliih Ueoer S.uethlber,
Nin,raIicr, nod itdolite 9roeutu entbaItcHo.
Cine ooIIfommeHe &eroauuHg mlro ourb
ben GjebrGut ron Jiaonap'6 Yiu.n erSieIt. Nerour4
peroe1
0pspepfie,
SopiWth peroortsHsr Wogsr mn SiIioftdt permiez
ben, oa Die Nabrune, Die 1br 81 Gud eerommen babt.
ibre n6breRbeu Gt9enidlditen Sur aufrehterbOlmu9
oe5 EatiirIten SuitaRoes oe5 Sorpers lieiert.
Yreis 25 6snts ole Sdad,tel. gu baben bel
alien 9lpothetern.
DIR RADwAY & CO., glr. 81, g8arrenzetrase.
Nepzyort "a
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@eitere bemerfenswertbc Meu6ernneem oeS
Or &anSlers. - @irfumgen oes StmrSes
Sismard's in Der Mrmce. s3uuabme oes
oeutid)en Grpprts uad, Mmcrifa, tros ocr
We&tnlebs Bill - Sseine sluibetune oes
Yreb3mansS. - Ser Sant Der seutid,en
Gi5euiuoujtricucu
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Sn Yaris 1T menise Sage
mad ielner Srau Der StDpfer bon 9teu-
Earls, SauBmann, I'M 81. 2ebensjabre gez
iorben. Gr mar ISuofat unb ipater Sers
ipaltungSb ais iotd)er nurbe er 1858
Selne ErGiett uno begann Den llmbau Der
Staot. Die EradtitraBeH Sine oe 3ipoli,
Die Saleruen, bic Souleparbs ilnp ieiu gSert,
CT 1T elmer Ser @en,sen, Die iid unter Na-
poleon's Serri6aft elnen gtamen nlat)ten.
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BB-9u bas 8ubIitum!-GSs GSshet fideT Hno ners
lanai Raeman.s IHo iebet bag rHaopag" On 9sw
liz tpas Sby tagit. CD
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1.-The German Correspondent,

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inducements to clubs, $3.50 per annum TO any
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9as buute Gur6einanbsr in Srlanb
Sanert fort unb Die peridiebenen Glemente
itsgen iidI mad, ME Dor, fenolid einanber
9cgeniiber. Tarneu's 6ebltritt bat Die
y0iung Der iritsn 6reibeitsirage aui M
g(tp iie 9eit peridoben.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
HAD A MANIA FOR BLOOD.
,,v.nile Jack the Ripper Sent to Lon
don Asylum.

Invenile Jack the RIPPER ScH' :" 90
don Asylum.
LONDON, Feb. "A companion hInu
10 Jack the Ripper, only on somewhat
lesser scale, was sent to Broadmoor III
sane asylum to-day, there TO DC con
fined during what is known as 'Her
Maiesty's pleasure and when prac',-
callv means for life. His name Is ia
ward Collocitt, and he is the young son
Of n wealthy icweler of this city. some
time ago the police authorizes
commenced to receive numerous com
plants from young women III the west
ern suburbs to the effect that "hlle
out after dark they were approached oy
i Young man who came suddenly up
behind them, and stabbed them IN INC
bock with sharp instrument about the
thickness of an awl. Extra detectives
were put on duty in the districts from
which the complaint came, but lot
some time without result. A couple OF
weeks ago, however, a furniture dealer
noticed Colocitt standing behlnd
couple of young ladies IN suspicious
manner, and determined to Watch MN;
Suddenly he made step forward, ana
cave one Oh tAC NoLAiS
stabs with his right hand in the back.
Then he took to his heels, but was FOL
lowed by Myers, the man in question
and arrested. After the fact OF his IN
generation was made known nineteen
women identified him as their assallant;
Six of these gave evidence in court, ana
the doctors testified that all of them had
one or more clean-cut, punctured
wounds on portions OF their anatomy
Immediately below the hip Joint, and
which had evidently been made by
very pointed awl. A weapon OF tins
kind was thrown away by Colloclt
while he was being pursued, 1t was
testified that the total number or MS
victims was over sixty. The Jury
promptly found him guilty, but, on &C
count of his wealthy connections, the
plea that he was of weak intellect had
it's effect, and instead of going to the
penitentiary be was committed to the
lunatic asylum. One feature Of his
mania consisted of his selecting as vic
Tins plump young girls between the
ACE Of ID and Is.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
Investing in Silver.

Papers have just been signed at Chi
cago for the transfer of the silver mines
known as the Badger, the Porcupine
and the West End, located forty miles
from Port Arthur, Ont, to Herbert M.
Nichols, of Denver Col, who is said to
be acting for "A syndicate composed
of seven EngIishmen and five Amer
leans. The sale, it is said aggregates
$4,000, 600. These three mines produce
one-half of the silver from the Port
Arthur district. The operations of this
syndicate are said to be the direct result
of the silver legislation in the United
States, and negotiations, 1t is claimed,
are now under way for some Of the i'm
portant mining properties in Old MeXi-
cago, attorney for the syndicate, says
the Americans interested are New York
and St Paul CAPITALISTS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
John burlington Pays the Penalty for
Killing Sheriff Crnnmer.

BONNEVILLE, Mo-, March 6.--John Os-
car burlington was hanged here at 10
o'clock, for the murder of Sheriff Gran
NOR, of Cooper County. His neck was
broken. burlington was Kentucky
desperate, and his life was a series of
crimes. After many affairs in the West,
he returned to Kentucky. Get
ting into trouble IN the latter
state he again started for the Indian
Territory. Being elected from freight
train he fred at a brakeman. He was
arrested and placed in Jail at Boone
Vile. He secured a revolver, killed
Sheriff Cranmer and escaped. He was
recaptured in Kentucky and again es-
capped, but was found, tried and con-
Victed.
NEWCASTLE, Del, March 6.-Shake s-
peare Reeves was hanged in the jail
yard here at 1880 this morning. His
crime was felonious assault committed
upon little Grace Clark, white girl of
II years, near Newcastle, on Sunday,
September %, 1890. He WAS tried at
the November term, found, guilty and
sentenced to death.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
FIRST GUNS I'M a RATE WAR.
rrnuhIe Threatened by Concessions pN
AZ. - InnI n kMmsMs (tty.

,ro,hr. Threatened by Concessions bS
the st. Paul N K""s"" City,
X aXsAs CITY, Mo, March 9.-lhero If
trouble brewing in the Western passeh,
gor circles on account of the action OF
the Chicago st. Paul & Kansas CITY IN
manipulating passenger rates, On
th1 .one day limited" Chicago
ticket the road heretofore ,eX-
tended the time to iiVe Gays
and by scalping on local points dId {"
b;y butiness. The principal points re-
re1yiny the benefit Of the scalpcd,, rates
vcro Dcs Moincs and MarshalltoW"h'
The matter came to the attention OF the
dircctcr5 and such pressure was brought
to benr that these tickets were
withdrawn. The same road rs Is
suing "Gve-day limited" tickets
10 Forest Home, ted miles this SIDE OF
Chicago, to which point there IL no RUE
So govern the rate and the old system
Of scalping is practiced on thus ticket.
other roads have discovered the plan
and threaten to resort to some deSpGr-
ate methods if the tickets are not with
drawn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
LIONS ATTACK A tanner
4 Terrible Scene at the Paris Hippo


4 Terrible Scene at the Paris Hippo
drome.
PARIS, March GA terrible scene, by
which well-knOwn lion tanner will lose
his life, was witnessed at the hippo
dromc in the city to-day. The spectacle
of ''Nero" is being prepared at the hip
podrome, one Of the features of the
show. as proposed, being an attack by
Il number Of lions upon wooden figures
so arranged in the arena as to repre-
sent human bodies. Sects, the lion
tanner, had just concluded the day s
training of six lions for this perform
ancc, and was driving them back into
their cages, when one of them sullenly
refused to rc-cnter his cage. Seets
managed to cage the remaining five
lions, and then turned his attention
to the rebellious animal, which had
angrily taken refuge in a neighbor-
ing passage. Seets armed himself with
n lance and tried to dislodge the
refractory lion, but in so doing he
trippcd and lost hold of his lance, the
weapon rolling several yards away from
HIM. Before he could gain possession
of the lance the angry lion sprang upon
the unfortunate man, hurled him to the
floor. and bit and rent him III a most
horrible manner. Seets' cries for help
soon brought another of the trainers
to the scene The latter caught
up the lance and calamity at
tackled the lion, inhicting a severe
wound with the weapon in the animal s
forehead. CoWed by the wound, the
lion released poor Seets and skunk into
its cage. Medical assistance was prompt
ly sent for, and everything possible was
done to save the lion tanners life, but
the latest reports are that he is in Il
dying condition. The tragic oc-
currenco comes close upon a sim
liar one which shocked the people of
Chemnitz last Friday. The victim in
this case was a woman named Ellen
Merry, described as ''the American lion
tanner" who was torn to pieces while
going through her performance in the
lions den at Aslbeck's menagerie, in
Chcmnitz. Her mangled body was cot
out of the cage after a desperate fight
with three lioncsses, but the unfOrtu-
nate girl expired shortly after her
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GAVE HANGMAN THE SHAKE.
An Escaped Illinois Murderer Suicides
tn

An Escaped Illinois Murderer Suicides
to Escape Recapturc.
QUINCY, H., March Dan. Porter,
tho murderer of Ed. Smith, who es-
capped from the jail in this city last Sun
day night, was found near Kahoka, Mo-,
yesterday. The sheriff, with posse,
came upon Porter in the woods near the
house. Rifles were leveled at him and
he was ordered to give up his arms.
He handed over Il revolver and razor.
"Give us your other revolver" de-
manded the sheriff.
This he refused to do "Shoot me or
I will shoot myself; l will never hang
on the gallows."
With these words the murderer placed
his revolver to his temple and blew out
his brains.
He was TO have been hanged on the
goth of this month. The reward for
him, dead or alive, was 5000. His
body was brought to Quincy to-day.
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RACE WAR IN OKLAHOMA.
Colonization of Blacks In the Territor
by Spectators.


by Spectators.
OKLAHOMA CI7Y, O. t., March 5.-The
race question is assuming n serious
phase in Oklahoma Territory, and the
continued agitation which the subject is
raising is more than likely to result in Il
collision between the whites and blacks.
When this territory was thrown open
to settlement, a large number of negroes
settled in Guthrie, but their coming ex-
cited no serious comment. During the
last six weeks, however, negroes from the
South have swarmed into Oklaho ma by
the hundreds in response to induce
ments thrown out in Il glittering pros
pectus which was scattered broad
cast in communities thickly settled by
blacks The main mover in this grand
colonization scheme is said to be +. p
McCabe, ex-auditor of the state of Kan
sas, in conjunction with two white men.
A gentleman who arrived from Guthrie
to-day describes the situation there as
something pitifui.