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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
1nE GAZETTE: WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY FEBRUARY Il lagn

$50 fer last year and the year before.
From this time on las, year the amount
q cotton brought Into sight was l,lW,-
~ bales, and year before last, l,A3t-
449 halc9 Ia other words after ibis
dalc last year 10 % pr ceni OF lhe crop
was marketed, aud after this dntc The
season before last 1910 per ceut. The
movement since Scptcmbrr ] shows re-
ceipts q, all United States PORTS Of B..
oRIlI bales, against ii59,ISl bales
last year, and 5,S3i, $50 bales The year
heipsci overland across the Misslsi ppl.
Ohio and Potomac riyers to Northern
nils and Canada. COZ ,Nnl bales against
WISH bales aud 065.1iS bales; inleh-
or stocks In excess Of thaS, held al tho
close Of tho commercial year, 2il0. 800
bales, againet 3i5,93O hales and 1857.
VOti Southern mill tdkines, l46,n2d bales,
against l2d,0S2 bai,'s aud ,lSS2 SS bales
Foreign exports for the week have
been i22323 bales, against GguS0 halos
last year, making total thus far for
NE season OF J,SlipSi bales against
2,V9t, 80 bales last year, or an increase
Of Sii1OH bales.
Northorn mill takings for the pas, sew
en- DAYS show decrease Of lS.3O3 bales
as compared with the cnrrespoudlng pcri.
od last year, and total tnkiura
since September have dccrcasol
22Lilt bales. The total Aklnes OF
American mills. North, South and Can
ada, thus far eof the season have been
l94o,ol2 bales against 1859, l3S bales
last year These include 1.0aLlt0 bales
", Northern spinneFs against i,Ml,5lS
balca.
IL must ho remembered that the week.
" monthly and seasons comparisons
IN SECRETARY Hostcr'a report are made
up 90 the corresponding date las; year
and year before The comparisons To tho
close of the corresponding week are mis-
leading as the totals TO the close Of
this week last year wonld take IN l70
uANS OF the season, and to c,nse this
week III lS'2 includes 1I2 days, where.
as, TO close this week this year covers
only 100 days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
Cotton.
McELROY's MEpORT.

Special Dispatch
New Orleans, La, Feb. 1GN-Mel1lroy
& Co. say
hive boen but slight iodny. lAVerpool
closed very steady at last nights prices,
while thcW was only a ia.r business
done In spots, snles being SoVo piies.
our market opened | point lower ihan
inst night, and although the movement
nj the loading interior points was eS-
freme,y light, little attention seemed TO
Ia mid 10 It aud we iinally close at q
moi gain Of only TO : points on the
Houston receipts today were only 100,
against 2sOO lust year aud Memphis
400 against 1900, while many Of tho ON,
or Nlrgcr Interior towns show material
calling on. The smaller towns, however.
show full receipts and, in consequence,
t, more lii,srai movement u expected az
Inc ports for the coming weeih View
orleans tomorrow expects only @uup
boirs against 800 tho same day year
neo while ports today received llWn
AGAINST 1900. Spots heFo were quoted
active and firm, aud although sales were
anita large, 1880, prices remained un'
chaneel. Tho amount brought into slElt
Nv mo woAk was only 5000. against
1900 last year. and ihls " espceted
IA have a stimulating effect on Liver
nool tomorrow. but az We have often
stated recently, until there Is an increga.
I'd speculative demand We do not look Tor
much Improvement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Press Report,
New York, Fob. 10 -Whqat spot,
nrmcr. No. rcd, store and elevator
90 a-lci aifoat, 81 l-ici February
O2 ~.
Corn Spot market Very dull, No :,
a. 6,So elevator. W b-S3tia 8.1u niluat
yellow, ihc delivered,
Oats Spot dull, hnt higher, M, .,
87c. No 2 delivered, 3ec; No. y, 8po'
Hay Stoadlur.
Hides Duh.
l.oRther Steady, ~
Wool steady. Domestic fleece, lOf
9Hc, pulled 2Fd2Gc. Texas, lNi Toe.
Spot coffee Rio, steady, No, Z, liW
n 49, nld, uulct but steady. Cor
doya 10 1.2GpiO "a.
Surnr Raw firm. Fair e0ning
2 iHid; refined frm and fairly active.
Cotton seed oil Rather more active
with snlca Of nhont 100 barrels Va var
loua lets, including prime crude nt ~
Ailvlcpa from tho West miiratO quiet
markets. and from de South, con
tnued disposition 10 sui,
Quotations! Prime crude, IN barrels
2sSf2Dr, IN crude, 2hf27ci prime rrlidc,
loose, 2i0l2tic. prime summer yellow
Al6i.A lie, al grades summer yellow,
3lGtgici prlnlo summer white, dVd0te,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

ny Associated ifcss'
New Orleans. Fob. 10 SECRETARY
flester's weekly New Orleans cotton ca
change statement issued before the close
AZ business today ahows decrease from
III years figures for The hrl iime since
tbe third woek 10 September movement
MA sight for the week. after iciucling
a1D0 baioa OF correction ~ Wilmington,
HI o., having been lANV5 bales under
.srsn DAYS ending February 10, last sea.
s,n ana iOi ,4na under The same time
IN iNDe For slSieea days 81 frpruefy
Pat have elapsed tho movement hn4
h.ea oh, sSs bales behipd .iht. same DAYS
in iSl3. and 2104T0 hrhipd the enmc
,.,rlsd N 1872 This brings the lnrfeaa
II ihe amount Of the cotton crop brought
XXX d,lf for 1870 days " me eeasgn,
I'm, february 70 fobruary ~. ingln,
dsr, of thn year before lAsi $500
past seven days has been ~ & ~ asa .si.
hfs,s, hat year aud ltiHis tno year
hsssfs while the AHfreraies tor NJ iI5t
,I, 'g days d i'chrlsgy are ~ xxx
ralnsi 9gf,4il and 'iN2pNp. me ivi9l
a.,sssseieJ from September ] 70 ds,g y
Z stdaGfs agaiass a,5ssi.u2i and 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Meutg-Dry slii riaor .ta,- -
short clear o.; bacon b snl3Ilr.seet bacon.
dry salf beillns III. lines, ~ lie;
lie: large hnms ia euluu mans,
IL lie; brenkfnst bneon %, sui"il hains'
Inrd3 llot,,nn,,nd -
q i.oe i-c' pure leaf,
Sugar standard sr,n,,,o,., -.
bo STreIl nal ic. Q ~; Powderer, half
4 i.9c, cnt loei ln3 loal' ~ barrels,
GRATED nnnias III ,'r,, n9't p9rFesl@ 2 d-lc;
Coffee y Arbncliogssu pYAss, - l'=g per
Midland %. ~ onHoSa' -lc;
Die. Jersey 9ic ''''H' -fei Alaroma'
Gri,.n roifenuv ~. -
900, chni,e 30 80 ~ gool'
henry 81 To- IA raleg, 1de' pea
3ie. Mocha S7c sO'V'nui'nt java
Noiasses Rarr,l io,. -,
fancy sugar bauss an, new crop
per gallon s5e. foncy s r1Uisu new GIop'
silver din ner -, ifiS,uR, pef gailoh' =oci
CI,o,sn XXX, s"'t e,i oVu.
* To-. two e'eah; one IN boA,
N,,crico, ID :" pVA' 10 l-fe' Young
-in',e a,nS" Nayy . -. ri
layon a 1.aas,sn ,in, 5huna, l-@c'
4iic -e' p'''N' 80 nineh eyes
piNo e,o,n,o,,, % . ,.e,t.
,h'Joe z i' loi'a'. q 25ioGt ~ prime oci
Iii 6sb ~. ueiu rlye, &c
haic -" u'1 ~! \ Heuinm, NO;
49,, ~" III q IL. 49,, " iNppund
,,ot liz "a ~. inVg ia NJ \ lVp9unu
s,arch - 49,, VIun ~, prichs Z lie,
,o,,oJ ,,od i,es.i ~ ppr p9Hnui ! ana 3
poumJ looG"g g'II, o, psF pO nns ii-ci "
I,,.nh 90 u',d IN ',s ug cr poanhui corn
1 EorI,os ~ aIo " poun3q n9Ses, VS. Lei
haultieSss' otci l'pouhd packages to tho
cas-" p, ~, pan.,. ,,. co 80,
,,, ,it,,,,, nl ~ 90 hhli Olr-
~ M. buif h,,. ~ 'V, pnrfSl1' nh4i,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17


Oysters One-pound, per doz, Doc; No
., $40.
flsh-Alnska, No, l. salmon, per doc.
81 10; Columbia river No, / salmon. per
dQz,, 81. %; l-pound maekerol, per dOx.
VI 81; American sardlncs, l.1s, per cnse,
~ 90; French sardines, Ids, per case,
ST. 80.
Meats -potted ham. II pound, per doz,,
soc; potted ham, - pound, per doz,
~ 90; Vienna sausage, IL pound, per
do1., ~ 70; Vienna sausage, 1 pound
per doz. SIS. I5 clipped beef - pound
per doz., 81 %; lunch tongue. 1-pouud,
per doz., 81 5Oi Clipped beef, l pound,
per do1., ~ 40.
Vegetables rhrcc-pound tomatoes
81 %; 2-pound tomatoes, 81 .00 2-pound
corn, choice, 81 10; 2.pound corn, fancy
~ .a5; 2pouud string beans. poe; 2'pound
murrOwlnt peas, 81. -.
California fruits Two aud one-hnli
pounds peaches 81 90; IL pounds april
cots, $685. . l-2 pounds pears, So 90:
- pounds pums, 81 50. . ~ pnundl
muscat grapes, ~ 81, . - pounds white
cherries, 81 .To IL pounds black cher
ries. 81 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
CAUGHT N 4 TRAP
b. mad psen Hired and
~ ,',..,Ips tho rasds"'o' = pe'-
: : 7, rlsn, ne.ulted-A Ma"
Il. woman Wounded


~ Dfs Feb. 1G.--Several at
' l,,e recently peel ' iast night
= as s VIM webb with others s ~ sf'
IN h,i al,es IN Il vacant room ~. ~,
W ih';s,llssi,v, as room ilelied WIN
IN ehla er About ] o'clock in
W Y .ssir ylril was rewarded ny
saaas l s,aep inio The lumber. room.
" ga1l . s eau Of oil, which ,,,l he
" soar over the eoulpust'nle
~ Y ~ a. he wns about 10 APP
nl Webb pulled down on MN
aalel f., ia surrender. He obeyed
,a'ie XXI, ,h 4 iocose remark, but when
~ q, y attempted to arrest MN ne
VA a6,.perate resistance. emu,
; M mi to be Joe Gilbert, a
Enwu .ben Jailed he said he had
y Biily Mcintyre, former
~ iheater. to burn the build
I 4 ~ ., AN was sworn out for
4 ,o5 DEPUTY Webb located him
N VA. ~ Of a woman named LA
wien Deputy Webb tried
tlm Mcintyre sprang for his
w ,be mrantime the woman
4 n.hb around the neck aud at
Il n piniou bis arms. B9in men
A N, and for short while the
= ,s,ois was furious. When the
IA empty and the smoke
ii was found that the wom-
~ ttf3 - hvt unt fatally Me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.

IY Associated lfesh'
New Orleans. La, Feb H. rows :, .y',
lona4-fIon products quiet; pork, ~ f-SH
lgo, lard, refined, 1896 botrl n,e, Z,
dry eait shoulders. g lac; sides, y l'2ri
hsson. shoulders nomiaali aides 4 s'sil
hninn, rhoico sugar cured, . V9Mlu Ia,
Rice Strong and active, oTdinaFg N
good. 2 1idli l2e, ~ -
fonne Quiet 40, pfiNnty 70
prime. w 3-fn2O BIZ. IL 49,.
fiour STEADY Eyiyh fAncy, ~ SD
. nOi patnhts. Sg. 2oh3.sa
Corn steady Ne, wlHci SOC
yeil9w. III tx No. white, ile,
oau No. sacked, 30ltsiJ l-2cl
Hrai, Firm. 50 1ir.
Hay sioady Prime, si3 bouio 90
choice. SIC 80.
pdma 10 rh6lee . T.Sii3 1-i6c, fair e
fnliy falr. 2 A.sSi2 tS.lOu. good common
10 common, = bsd2 1896, centrifugal
esr White iaii0a 7se; gay whlie
rh1lrn yellow clarified. l1iUd3 3-ict
pnma clarified, lhfpi il.lDc, on
clarified. . lSai l2c' seconds, i4ef
n t.fe.
Moia.Aes Quiet Centtifnrais. good
prime 10 strictly prime ioHlin. falf &
prime, sfilri common TO good eommon
t0Ir, Inferior %,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

ST. LouIS PRODUCE
Ky Associated Press.
81. Louie. No, Feb 10 Flour ~
faIr don,Rnd priccp imehAngtd' NhoN
higher, No. . rod, cash o2o,
above yestcrday. No, mixed, cash
Oats Tame. No, 3, - lie.
HAY Lower, Prime 10 choice uno'
thy, IS, AOdp 90
CnrmncAl 81 I0dl 10.
Whlsky 81 IL,
Cotton lies unchanged, Bngglng
1 8.idi2 IA pound, 5WlOc.
nrd moss. Sia W 1-2di2 .I6i lard.
prime steam 50 7d6i2 10; dry salt
meats, loose shoulders Dr. Tonga anh
shoulders. SG.ai ~; shorts, 80 bQ'
boxed. loo higher, bacon pneleel,
shoulders, Sc. 81 ~; iongH, OWdi .,h1i
ribs. 81 ~ 2l@T,2o; ahorta, i.8iQ
81 -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
KANSAS CRY LIVE STOCK

Kausn~ ply. Mo, fAb. i0. Cattle
alow SliOr lownr 1oxns stprfH 1918
an Is. shipping sfecm, sgdoi Texts and
natiye ra.Vs. 81 ilbmai eiocAerc aud
feeders. 81 tsNfA 90. bulls 81 slfi2 Dd.
Hogs Opeued stronger and uc iuHb'
br3vF nnl pnrarr- and mlxc,l, - N@f
4 .pS. lirhis. Workers and piga. ~ oDu
shecy Dull and lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK,

New York, Fob 10, (SpccnLl -
Sterling Bank, GO dNysu,.l M
Commercial 90 days-.s.".,A eoA
Reichmarks- Commercial, %
d,,'a " ....A 1916
Francs Bank, ~ days, ..,..,5 lS4W5 1875
Commercial, W days....."..0 1875
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
rxcnANar Ar Nnw oRLGANs.

Nav Orleans, La. Feb, ie.-(SpoclM. p
Sterling - Commercial, 20
dnys' ........, - S4N9A IS
Francs -Commcrcial, 90 days,l 20
Now York sight-Bnnk 100 premium
Commercial, oV premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Hide Buyers are paving nrv c,a.
heavy, Jci iight, 4c; an saif ~ Int
san. l2e; butchers green. i.5c ''"'
Wool-ldght medium, i5digc, io.
medium, i2Qlic, line, Eddie. ~"
liyered. W W 'on' ue-
Bees wax. 1aalsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
Nl1w oRinANs 1--WE s1ocil.

NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.
Ky Associated Press.
New Orleans Fob. 10 1.-Two stncl,
Fat heovcs and cows dnrlng the phss
wcck have been IN somewhat light de-
mAnd, with very few fat cattle on The
market. lcst calves and yeatlinra haNe
been Ia rood demand with nothing but
common Mlnslsppi aud Alabama on tho
market. Nat Texas calves aud year
lnls were IN strong demand.
ilors MWltet wna quiet.
sheep Market was dull,
Quptauoha unchaneed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
oYsrEns. rlsn ANp CAME.

Oysters md Flsh-Oysters, bnls' 200
SOC per 100 counts. per dozen ,cans,
81 rs: dressed cnttish, Joe per pounl.
gulf iish. Toe per pound shrlnips' per
pdnnd. 100; crabs per dozen -aog
ouails. 81 p per dozen; Mnllard ducks,
Der mir. UNr; real ducks, ~ iMlH -,
ennvnsbacb durls. rnr n1ir oWWmfi row
bis, Si ~ per dozen; deer, saddles per
pound. q l.2c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
1 ilpalch

I'm, Tex, Feb. ia west
Ita.At co,lldcd with an cnstbound
III ihis evening seven miles west
VI Bo.h engines were completely
.5asl. There were a few bruised
|suI b.. aotlling serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
nxrnANnn IN aALvEsroN

Calyestou Tex Feb. 10, Special :
Sterling, 60 days..........'.' .;
Now York sight, ..,.,,,,,"....'.-' W "
New Orleans sight .,....s..''''" 70 u's
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LAve stook


by Associated pres
81. Lonis, No Feb. 10, Cattle Tex
aus. about steady MOI enough natives on
band 10 mdke price. Teas fed stcViu,
~ 00eti,l 90,
Hags Irregular advancing early and
losing , cents later. Ton pfleo, ADilbi
hulk Of saios. Si.pn11. 10; some rough
iieht nold atsNi b0a4. rs.
Sheen Quiet. siesdg. Nahyo mlred,
s. 5ni8 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

Galveston. 1ox., Fob Ia Specially
By sioamshlp from Galveston, lok.
40 Liverpool ..nut.,,.,s-..s,t.,- p-b3d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
W ARE THE PEOPLE
NJ sleclrlc work, gun and lock-
4 ilyetrlc lalnns and supplies.
hARlsElI Is WILSON.


~ ITV87.
Feb, 10. Indications point
~ =, NE light between tho grain
l','..s ae h,oard of trade and The
w people. Present move Id this
[ l,a.l ieelpliaie1 by n statement
~ Gssu. syndicate controlling pub.
m, XIV ~, y ahoni Ia begin the ptir.
h,l.ssn " the country. A h6nri
4 mi NsAuns committee has hpen
blk " open meeting OF inc
4 wv 70 consider the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17
TELEGRAPH MARKETS,
Financial.


ry Associated Press.
Now York. Feb. 16.--Moncy on cnll
easy at per cent; last loan per cent;
closed al | per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3 i.2u5 ~
per cent.
cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

by Associated Press
london. Feb, 10. Bar silver 30 l-Sd
per ounce.
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Galveston, Tex, Fob 10. Special i
Spot cotton closed steady
Low ordinary .....,......... Q 1870
Ordinary - ,......,,.. q D-i6
Good ordinary ...... ...,,,, Q ll-iG
Low middling ...........n......
Mlddlinr ...................., 7 b-iB
Coed middnnR ,.,,..,. s..s.' p.ln
M'ddlihg tair ,,,...'.'.''"'''''' 1870
sales ght
Exports al.
Stock as, "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

isI, ,s,ag, camp chairs, cots and
s1.on's gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

"a ' s,. ye a. old Rellc Of Nelson
w We Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-17

BRITISH CoNsoLs
London Feb 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22

Associate Justice Henry " Scott
came up from Oklahoma Ci,.y yeste =
day to attend supreme our~
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LAsT nlrke.

clyde smith laid 20 Pest with fmpr sai,e
srfvins.
The funeral Of Clyde C. Smith, son
of DR.. and Mrs II. L. Smith, took
place from the Pres byterian church
at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon and
was conducted by Rev. VIM. Mcphee
ters. 1t was the largest funeral ever
held in the city. The church was
crowded to its utmost capacity by sor-
rowing friends of the de, eased youth,
and the decorations were profuse, they
consisting of crowns, stars, wreaths
and anchors made from fragrant
flowers The singing Of the choir
composed OF those who knew the de
ceased in life, was rich and impressive
Rev. McPhheeters took for his text
"a noble yot ny mar he is dead" His
tribute to tie deceased was very
tonching
After the services the remains Of the
deceased were viewed by the sunday
school, of which Clyde was charter
member, and OF which he had served
as assistant secretary ever since its
organization: then followed he fan
! lily aud their host of friend The r.
mains were laid To rest in Summit
View. The bcreavcd family have the
sympathy OF al in their hour of
/ trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22
COUNTY NORMAL.

Frof. Stryker Making Extensive Prcpara-
tions for the Coming Meeting
The Logan county normal institute
will be held in Guthrie, beginning
July 80 and ending August %, 1891.
A strong force of teachers will be EN-.
ployed and first class normal held
All pupils of the higher grades of both
city and country schools should at
tend The fee is only strand the bene-
fl derived cannot bc estimated.
Interesting lectures will he given
free to all citizens as well "a tea hers
superintendent Stryher says that,
Judging from inquiries mate, we viii
have the largest normal ever held in
OK ahoma.
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COMPLIMENTS TO JAMIson.
His Old Home Receives Him with Much
CnrIIIRIIIN.

His Old Home Receives Him with Much
Cordially.
- The following clipping is taken
from the Interstate News of Texar-
kama, Arkansas, and shows in what
respect Rev. Jamison is held la the
community that knows hi.l:
Rev. Joseph Jamison, the former
pastor of the State Line Methodist
ciur b, is in town for few days rest
and is tbs guest of Mr. w. A. Kelsey.
Bro Jamison served the charge for
only few morths, bat in that short
time he did more To arouse the mem
bcrs OF his ilock To a sense OF their
obligations than any other pastor they
ever had before lle also made him
self felt dew town" something
that very few prel hers have ever sue.
4, 6 led in doing IA Texarkana and he
certainly ob,g ned L greater degree OF
resi- set among ,he thinking mer of
all classes thrr any man of a similar
calling tiHt las served the Methodist
chursr he X. as preacher. he IS
sd-e by sifef ? and earnest. az an
orator he i 81 rllime; and as a nun he
IL trn.L t-Ie.e' ency and honor thern-
selves. is cor.iug at this time viii
prove p,easaly rprise e the .ocl
pubic Ia gensC vn'le 90 = h)Et on
devoted 'e1Cs l w' b. 0v.rl " =
grat'fc'rg nd p.ooEtl
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NEW AUTHORIZATIONS.

I'D A.. K'llv Gets Some Boodle Other
Mo DisbArsed.
Special to the Leader.
WAsHINGroN. June 81 -Amoag the
items in the urgent deficiency bill is
one appropriating S., 900 to enable the
attorney general u employ council,
take testimony, pay stenographer fees
aud other expenses in equity suits aud
to settle titles in Greer county, also
sl5Ga for the services of deputy
marshals at the opening OF the Iowa
aud SIs aud Fox Indian lands in Ok
lahoma and also $3.50 n pay the claim
of w Jones, late marshal OF Kansas.
aud Edward z Kelly, Jesse J Graham,
s0l9 each for services aud expenses in
the opening OF Oklahoma 10 settle
menL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22
STILL NO VERDICT.
THE LIFE OF BEALL HANGS IN
THE BALANCE.
An Anxious Crowd L'ngsrs Around the III
Reno Jury Room-Rumor That
Eleven Men Stand FOR
Conviction.

Special to the Leader.
Ell RENO, June Fl % p. III The
jury in the famous Beall murder case
Is still out at this hour, and it is hard
to say just when verdict will be re
turned,
All sorts OF rumors were ahoat today,
regarding the jury, and one report has
1t that the Jury now stands eleven To
one for conviction. However this is
but street rumor. Great crowds
linger around the court room. sp ecu.
lating on the probable verdict. and
even bets are being made. The sent
ment against Beall is still very strong.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22
Mr.. MeRe,n.Ids. Impro,emenl..

Mrs Robert MeReynolds, proprie.
tress OF the hair dressing. Turkish and
plain bath parlors, is meeting with
great success. She now has five large,
commodions roons, with new furni-
ture and all the latest appointments.
arranged in modern style. Mrs Me-
Reynolds occupies part of the building
with Mrs Saunders. the milliner. and
invites her many friends to cali
B ing experienced in her business. she
does good work at reasonable prices.
i22tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22

THE COUNCIL CRAwLS TO Es-
CAPE THE wA1E Err QUESTION.
OUR CITY SOLONs IN SESSION.
Albeit scoles Dfante1 a Contract Z. r
H"iihing Tdnnsi at the Naterwnrhs
fiant-Firo Chief !. IDS Knorked out
80 Mun' hiy Pas -Numb. of iiiils
Allow. d-Str.ct Railway Or
dfnantc to be Amended.

The city council has decided to sot-
tie the water question 10y building a
tunnel at the watorworlis plant.
Whether this move will settle the
dust ia the stan pipe IL Is difficult TO
say, but the experiment will be tried.
The solons met ia regular session
last night. with Humphrey in the
chair and all members present except
Wilbur
Several bids were resolved for build
ing the tunnel spoken of, and the
lowest was Sl95 from Albert Scoles.
lie was gwen the contract, work to
begin at once.
Dave Rasure, street commissioner,
was removed from Office.
An ordinance nsking that llrrrisc .
avenue be opened across the right Of
way was referred to the ordinance
COMMITTEES
Ordinance was ordered drafted 60
compel property owners TO cut weeds
on their prem ses
The bill of Rutherford for $40 20 for
\ de walk was allowed.
The acting mayoc returned the
railway ordinance for several correc-
tions.
A petition signed 10y eleven property
owners asking that Fire Marshal Eods
be paid $50 per month, was tabled.
Council adjourned until Saturday
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22
.LARHELL is NAMED
FOR THE POSTOFF|CE.
APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND YESTERDAY.
HIS NAME SENT TO TIE SENATE
Pr Coadrmation- ~ mpsell. Oldham.
rookssnd spengel Knocked out by
Dark iIorse-Mr. LCrwell IL an old
SettIer and = auoch Democrat
Had food narking-About
the Appointee.

Special to the Leader.
WASHING ron, ID. C., June -. --Presi-
dent Cleveland this afternoon sent To-
the senate for confirmation the name
of Mr.. J. II Larwell, to be postmaster
at Guthrie.
The appointment occasions consider
able surprise among the Oklahoma
contingent, as MIR. Larwell had not
been mentioned much in connection
with the place.
His claims were pressed by Repre-
sentative Iarter of Ohio, and other
influential statesmen in Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana.
There is much soreness in the camp
of the defeated candidates ON accoun.
of the presidents move,
sampsell, Brooks. Spengel, and CON
gressional aspirant, Wisby. are here,
or have been, working like beavers
The fight for the place was very bit.
ter and all manner of charges were
preferred against all the candidates.
Sampsell and Spengel fought each
other like maddened savages and IL
seemed yesterday that Spergel would
get the place. but fresh batch of
charges against him arriving caused
the president to change his mind
There is no doubt that Larwell will
be confirmed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-22

Judge Cease IS up from -'ormrn.
Henry Euckcr Of Perry is hlr,.