The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-15

diana Mineral Springs, Ind. Chicago
| Office, 45 Randolph street. They print
book, called Don't Tobacco Spit and
SMOKE Your Life Away" Every
tobacco user should read it and they
mail it for the asking.
The district court convened in Enid
the 3oth, ult.
Mrs. Robert Vance OF Simcoe, On
tario, who was injured in the Battle
Creek, Mich, wreck, died at the Mich
OILS hospital Friday morning. This
makes twenty-eight victims from the
collision.
1t is intinated that it is the plain
duty of France to take the initial
step, should any interference be nee
essary upon the part of any other
power than Spain, in the affairs of
Morocco.
At Keithsburg, Ill, a fire starting
at 100 Friday IN -rning. burned three
blocks os residences and store build
ings, twenty-five residences and elev-
EN- places of business. Less, S45, 200.
Very little insurance,
Az Anderson, Ind, the Irondale roll
ing mills burned Friday morning.
Less, 500, 900; insurance $50, GOO. The
mills were about to start after
six weeks general repairs; so men are
made idle by the fire.
In a duel in Paris, fought between
Emile Latfou, governor of New Gale
donia, and CASTOR Morey, owing to an
article written by the latter in the liz
bre Parote, Morey was severely
wounded in the lBft side.
A terrific boiler exnlosion occurred
at Windfall, Ind, Friday morning.
The boiler in the fl uring mill of
Summerton & Conkling exploded,
wrecking the building. and instantly
killing Engineer ]. L. NotE.
Albert Altenir, aged Q, was struck
and dragged 10 death by an Avondale
car while on his way to school at Gin
cinnati. Hismangled body was taken
out by his brother Edward, who was
the conductor on the next car.
Tho Nicaragua assembly has
passed an article of the new constitu-
tioR which has been framed especially
to hamper foreigners If any foreign,
resident there should make a claim
of any kind against the government
he will be exiled at once
The new concentrating plant of the
South Joplin Lead and Zine Mining
company burned to the ground at
p. IN. Saturday. Loss $4,000; partially
insured. The property is owned hN
Kansas City parties and is one of the
best producers in Joplin.
At Bunker Hill, Ind, several drunk
en- loafers poured coal oil over the
clothing of James Mcdonald, an old
man, and ignited it. burning McDon-
aid nearly to death.
The carriage factory of Charles
Waugh & Co., of ambridgeportj
Mass, was burned Monday night
Fifteen, pungs of the New York Bis
cult company and a number of other
vehicles were destroyed. Loss, S3S,-
O0O Insurance S13 900.
AT kolomo, Ind. Buck Harland
and Steve Fine bolt were arrested by
United States Marsha Haskin> Thurs
day for counterfeiting: Harland is
said to have made some of the best
counterfeits in this county. Lew
Harlan brother of Buck, made his
escape.
The bill introduced by Congressman
Black. of Illinois. eX-commissioner of
pensions, to repeal in toto the Indian
depredations act of 1890. is attracting
considerable public attention and has
caused the claim agents much trepda-
ton. 1t has been referred to Chair
man Holman OF the committee on
Indian affairs.
The grand jury which has been in
veStigating the recent banl, failures
in Milwaukee reported Friday morn
ing and WAS discharged. The findings
of the jury have been suppressed, but
it is understood that only three true
bills were found. None of the officers |
of the Wisconsin and Fire Insurance
bank or Commercial bank are indicted |
AS result of d fire in an Immigrant |
ear near Stanton, Neb., Tuesday |
night, one girl lost her life, four |
horses and COW were consumed and |
the car and its contents We're entirely |
destroyed. Three immigrants in the |
car, a woman, a boy and a girl were
forced to jump for their lives. The
girl turned a SomerSault in jumping
and struck on her head, breaking her |
neck The Others were only slightly
hurt
A German at Warsaw, Ill, about 80
or 40 years old was found on top of a
straw stack at o'clock, Saturday
perfectly nude and stiff with
the cold. The city marshal took him
in charge, and after warming up and
giving him drinks he was a BILE to talk.
and gave his name as Hoffman and
his residence as St. Louis; said he had
come to Keokuk from St. Charles.
walked over the keokul1 and ST.
Charles bridge, and was taken sick in
the woods north of Warsaw about J
o'clock Friday afternoon, and knew
no more until brought to conscious
ness at the city hall. He knew moth
ug about his clothes, and new suit
was purchased for him, but as soon as
hey were placed on him he ceased to
lct rational, and in short time tore
hem from his person, and is now
-aving man ne lie is about S feet 8