The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-26
US SUMMARY.
4NFence wire mill is now rum
day and night at full capacity.

HSn. winch 2OOun0S IN the Black Bear
near by.
The university of South Dakota at
Vermillion, was destroyed by fire Fri
day morning, with a loss to the state
of 100000
The vacancy in the Spanish cabinet
caused by Gonzales resignation, was
filled Monday by the appointment of
Senior Puigcerver.
One of the largest retail dry good s
firms in New York has been victim
lied to the amount of S1OO, 900 by sew
eral of it's employees.
Compromise measures in the senate
are taking definite form and it is con-
fidently believed that the end of the
long struggle is in sight.
The statement of the Guthrie Ma
tional bank shows over so per cent of
its deposits in cash on hand. The de-
posits are about S157, 900.
A dispatch to the London Times
from Shanghai says that the great
Chinese cotton mill has been entirely
destroyed by fire. Loss, $5OO,OOO; un-
insured
A program has been outlined for
it busy. The McCreary bill extending
the provisions of the Geary act will
undoubtedly pass.
This week Tarsney will introduce
in the house bill lappropriating $780,
600 additional for the Kansas City
building, but there is considerable un-
certainty as to its fate.
The heaviest real estate deal in the
history of Enid was consumated last
Friday. when two lots at the south
west corner of Second and D streets
were sold for SO, ,345
Emperor William was represented
Friday at the funeral of Count Blucher,
who was murdered on Thursday last
by gardener on his estate with whom
he had some trouble.
Bernhard Baum, proprietor of the
resort known as Baum's Pavilion, in
Chicago, suicided Saturday afternoon
by shooting. His business hal not
been prospering of late.
Francis w. Egan, son of Patrick
Egan, eX-miniSter to Chill, was mar
ried Sunday last to Senorita Amelia
Rojas, daughter OF Don Jorge Rojas,
member of the Gillian senate.
A panic was caused in the Garnett
school house at Washington Friday
by one of the nupils having fit, and
in the stamp ede which followed
number of pupils were injured.
Two policemen were killed and an
other overcome by gas in an clubhouse
in Central park, New York, at an
early hour Friday morning. A tramp
was also overcome and may die.
The steamer Dean Richmond was
lost on Lake Erie, off Dunkirk, in
the terrible storm of Saturday night,
and her crew of eighteen persisted.
Many other wrecks and fatalities are
reported.
/ Edward S. Hart, secretary of the
Bank of California, died at 3an Fran
cisco Friday, after an illness of two
months. lie was So years of age and
had been in the service of the bank
several years.
The officials of the American Ex-
press Company now admit that a Large
sum of money etUfen IN transit
between New York and st. Louis, and
say that they are on the track of the
guilty parties.
At Allentown, Pa. destructive fire,
Friday night, burned the Telephone
Exchange and the Brenig & Bachman
building. Loss, $500, 900. The falling
walls croshed in the r. G. Dunn & Co.
and r. F. Sliters' buildings.
A cotton gin belonging to J. II. Med
lock, i've miles south of Stephens,
Ark, together with small quantity
of cA'5ton, was burned to the ground
Wednesday night. The fire is sup
posed to be the work of White Caps.
At Chicago John B. Jeffry was in
dicted by the grand jury Monday for
perjury in repudiating note for $15,-
700 said to have been given to Burr
Robbins in 1887, according to witness
ses who appeared before the grand
jury.
The monetary conference at Paris
adjuorned for one week in order to
give the delegates an opportunity to
consult their governments concerning
the italian proposals for paying other
states for the return of small Italian
coins.
The officials of the Big Four deny
that their employees showed heartless
ness in connection with the recent
wreck at Namooki, Ill. and the Off
cials of the Alton also deny that the
refused to give aid when
called upon.
John Fisher, United States Commls-
sioner, and mayor of Tryon, N. c., has
been arrested as member of the Bar
raft gang of outlaws. His brother, A.
j. Fisher and C. P. Barratt were also
jailed. They were held in bonds of
81 900 each.
The Commercial Bank and Trust
Company of Pulaski, Tenn, made an
assignment Monday. The deposits are
about 5000 and it is supposed de-
positors will get about eighty cents
on the dollar. The bank had CAPT
tai stock paid up of $4,000,
The case of w r Policy accused