The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-22
NEWS NOTES.

At meeting of the Highland
League at Glasgow the members
strongly demanded home rule meas
ure for Scotland.
A. san Francisco Judge Mckenna
ordered Jim Lee, a sacramento China-
man, to be deported This was CON
sidered test case.
TIC white caps who have been on
trial at Holly Springs, Miss, have
been acquitted and now the federal
government has taken the cases up.
The troublesome situation IN the
Catholic diocese OF st. Louis has been
amicably adjusted by the visit there
of Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia
According to public notice the Chi
aago Evsning Journal, the oldest daily
ncwspa per in Chicago was sold 10 nr
5. i. Farrar for sl63, 900
AT Minneapolis, Mimi, an iucen-
diary fire in the Shevelin-Carpcnter
company lumber yard burned the
warehouse and shaving shed. Loss,
$4,000.
Adolph krug, who as city treasurer
Of Seattle, embezzled SlG0, 900 and
who Is under arrest at st. Paul re-
fuses to return without requisition
and has begun habeas corpus proceed
ings.
The latest reports about the Mineral
Range robbery are to the affect that
the detectives have recovered but lit.
tie of the money and are compl ttely
at sea as to what has been done
with it.
Great excitement prevails among
4. n.s nn1.rfl q /, l.
a suburb of New Orleans, over the re-
cent lynching there and race war is
believed TO be imminent unless the
governor interferes.
The bark Alabama of Glasgow after
being ldl days at sea, dropped her
gnchor in the upper bay, New York.
She left Columbo, Ceyloa, April H.
and was storm beaten nearly the en-
tire voyage.
The convention Of the order of Ira in
Dispatchers at Chicago passed resolu-
tions recommending the thorough eX-
animation of candidates for train dis
patchers and the requirement of GER
liticates fsom Official examincrs.
The latest advlccs from Hawaii saw
that the situation there is one Of ex-
pectancy and waiting. There has
been some trouble over the dissatisfac. :
ton of the planters with Jarancse
labor ana the refusal of the provi,,- /
loual government to allow Chinese
labor 60 be imported.
Congressman Sayers defends his bill .
to repeal the law for the maintenance
of sinking fund to pay the pa bile
debt by the statement that the pres
ent condition of the trea -ury and the }
certainty that Import duties will be
reduced makes il necessary TO tlke .
such action for the protection OF the
treasury.
Tho mystery OF tho disappearance of .
Miss Jennie Mehl. the 'aO-year r-old .
laughter of Eugene Mehl formerly
proprietor Of the Ryan hotel. i'm ST
PAUL, las been solved. ~ has been
earned that on last saturday she was
married 10 James Robinson young
nulatto, formerly elevator bog In tn,
ryan hotel
\ rousing statehood convention was
old az Albuquerque, y. NJ, with COO
elegatcs In attendance Speechcs in
Avor OF calling on congress for the
admission of Now Mexico.
ftcr certain clauses an Delegate.
osepes' bin had been ciiminat d.
ere made by prominent citizens of
'rri.ory.
The steamer Montgomery, twin ship
} tine United Stltcs steamer Detroit,
n her third private trial trip, whom /
n rhomrs Point, Chesapeake hay,
urst steam pipe leading 10 the ,
lower engine and Chief Engineer
.eshaw, of The Columbia iron works,
nj Coal Heavier John Doyle Wers \
,alded 10 death.
4 carload Of negroes arrived from Z
labama al Coat Hin, ArlC, 20 work
the coal mines six miles west of B.
hat place They were met NJ he de-
OF 10y several hundred miners and
uuher oi farmers an Of whom were J
rmed with shotguns and lYinches.
rs They took The negroes from the n
irs and matchcd them to Alus, the
carcst station, aud. putting them on +,
ne regular passenger traih srnt them y
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George Chinn Discharged II
The preliminary trial of George (