The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-10-29

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The university of South Dakota =,
/ Vermillion, was destroyed by fire Fri
day morning, with q loss to tho state
of 500, 600.
The vacancy in the Spanish cabinet
caused by Gonzales resignation, was
filled Monday by the appointment OF
Senior Puigcerver.
! Compromise measures in the senate
are taking definite form and it is con.
| tidently believed that the end of the
long struggle is in sight.
! The statement of the Guthrie NA-
| tional bank shows over 50 per cent @:
| its deposits in cash on hand. The de-
posits are aboat Si57 200.
| The man-ofwar Mohican arrived al
| Port Townsend, Wash. Friday night
| from Behring sea with five officers
and seventeen men sick ith grip.
Damage to the wheat crop of the
Palouse, Potlatch and Hangman sec-
tions of Washington state by the
rains is estimated at 5000, 900 bushels
Dcmocrati, members OF the ways
and means committee arc making
4,
they hope to be able to report within
4 month.
A program has been outlined for
the house This week which will keep
It busy. The McCreary bill extending
the provisions of the Grary act will
undoubtedly pass.
Mcmento Wilkes. owned by s.
Hutchinson, Shreveport, La, was
killed Friday on the Illinois Central
tracks. lie was by Red Wilkes and
valued at Sl5, 900.
w. G. Ripley, who shot Millionaire
Mac'1ey last February, was fonnd
guilty of assault with Il deadly ,vea-
pom and recommended to the mercy
of the court Friday.
This week Tarsncy will introduce
in the house billappro printing $780,
900 additional iGS the kaES-.s City
building, but there is considerable un-
certainty as to its fate.
The heaviest real estate deal in the
history of l,nid was c 1sumated last
Friday. when two lG-s at the south
west corner of Second and D streets
were sold for S3,315.
Bernhard Baum. proprietor of the
resort known as Baum's Pavilion, in
Chicago. shielded Saturday afternoon
by shooting. His business hal not
been. prospecting of late.
Francis W. Egan, SON of Patrick
Egan, cx-ninistcr to Chilli. was mar
ried Sunday last to Senorita Amelia
RoJIs, daughter OF Don Jorge Rojas,
member of the Chilian senate
The Australian steamer Milo werS is
several DAYS overdue. The Canadian
Pacific officials are ala4a9ssSHSd at the
non-arrlra4. The ressel has eighty
passengers a ao9afrd and heavy cargo.
The stsSner Dean Richmond was
lost o1>4cake Erie, off Dunkirk, in
t%s%Srrible storm of Saturday night,
and her crew OF eighteen perished.
Many other wrecks and fatalities arc
reported.
At Allentown, Pa. destructive fire,
Friday night, burned the Telephone
Exchange and the Brenig & Bachman
building. Loss, S3OO.0 The falling
walls croshed in the r. G. Dunn & Co
and r. F. Slitcrs' buildings.
/ At Chicago Joha B. Jeffry was in
dictcd by the grand jury Monday for
per jury in rcpudiating a note for S15,
700 said to have been given to Burr
Robbins i'll 1857, according to witnes'
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.
Sioncr, and mayor of Tryon, n. c., has
been arrested as a member of the Bar
ratt 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 steamer Newbern ran ashore
Saturday morning on Point Vincent,
Cal. during a heavy fog and was
wrecked. The passengers were landed
safely. The Newbern had $4,000 in
brought ashore by boats.
The Commercial Bank and Trust
Company of Pulaski, Tenn, made an
assignment Monday. The deposits are
about $40, 600 and it is supposed de-
positors will get about eighty cents
on the dollar. The bank had capi-
tai stock paid up of $685. 900,
A freight train wreck occurred on
the Chester road Monday morning at
the same spot on the Boston & Albany
road where the special was wrecked q
few weeks ago. ConducttN' John
Mack, Brakeman Patrick Courtney ia.
tally, and one other employe were
badly injured.
The case of w. F. Policy, accused
of the murder of L. i. McWirter. u
we'll known politician whose assassi
nation caused such a sensation some
time ago was dismissed Tuesday a.
Fresno, CAL, on motion OF the district
a tfnrncv thnt officer. Stn tinrr that 4r n