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WILLIS INSTRUCTED TO USE FORCE.
Evidssee that ne Inteudsd to Use the ~ -
riprs to Restore the Queen.

Evidssee that ne Inteudsd to Use the ~ -
riprs to Restore the Queen.
copyrtsht 1894. o. a, Uaitd rr-.
HONOLULU. Jan. @ - Minister Thurston. who
has been for two weeks In close conference
with his Government. last evening expressed
himself as having become much impressed
since his arrival with the strength OF evidence
that during November Minister Willis did ac-
tually possess authority to use the naval forces
In restoring the Queen. While the publica-
tion OF the instructions sent to Willis by the
Corwin seems to settle the fact that after that
time he had no power to use force. IL 10 still
more certain that he caused II to be under
stood By all parties that he would use force.
Mr.. Joseph c. Carter. the Queens trusted
adviser and confdant. after the Corwln came.
gave to his nephew. Charles l. Carter. private
warning on Dec. II to beware. as naval forces
Queen. Charles had his ride ready to meet
them. J. o. Carter unauestionably believed
Much interest is expressed about willis's
long letter LETT, OF Nov, IL, which tho President
poc1 Ism renepsg seeved to deserbs
the Queens revelations Of character In refus.
Ing ciemeney In terms SO derogatory to her
duality OF subsequent relations with her. A
recent correspondence OF Dole and Willis was
Continued by Willis dem anding the m Gaming Of
the term menaclnE attitude, or something
eouivaient, which Dole i'm piled to HIS conduct.
The answer which was made by Dole is not
yet learned
Hawaiian Minister to the United States. who
arrived to-day. said to a United Press re-
porter that the situation In the Islands at pres
ent 10 one Of perfect quiet.
The uncertainty and public disquletude
for weeks after the
public confidence. and both sides now wait
patiently for the decision Of the AmeIi-
President OF tho Hawaiian Islands had
OF President Clevelands recent message to
Cougress was given by Corwin sailor. who
brought copy of a San Francisco paper con-
tanning the message. Business IL Of course
The letter OF President Dole. in answer to
that OF Minister Willis asking the Provision al
Government to step down and our. was in It's
tenor and conclusion exactly what We thought
Il would he under the circumstances" said
the approval Of the people and exactly ex-
presses their views"
, Mr.. Thurston avoided answering a number
OF questions On the ground that II would be
undlplomatlc for him to give answers thereto.
He said that the Provisional Government was
able to take care of itself as to the royalists.
and added that the talk OF meeting force with
force In an attempt to restore the Queen was
true.
Questioned as to what effect the decision OF
Cleveland's Hawaiian policy. would have on
tho islands. Dir. Thurston begged to he ex-
cused from giving AN answer. There il re-
ally no present cause for alarm. lie said. hut IL
would be impossible for him to EXPRESS an
opinion on many subjects connected with
what. in his opinion. would be the action taken
by Congress.
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secrecy. press dispatches and flss Of pspsr.
we're sent by the cutter. being smusslsd
aboard By sailors.
About q month AFRO Mackenzie Bowel. Cana.
dian Minister Of Trade and Finance. visited
Honolulu and addressed the 0oyernment on
tween Canada and Hawaii and the necessity
for constructing cable between the two eoun-
trfee A committee Of the Chamber Of Com
meree was appointed TO confer with Bowell
committees. reported urgent necessity for .
cable. and expressed belief that mercantile
and naval interests would compel Ns
early construction. Connection with Frisco
was deemed preferable. because OF existing
Iad,ss relations The enterprises Of the Canadian
between Vancouver and Honolulu was warmly
commended. A suggestion was made that
Canada should admit Hawaiian sugar free.
The COMMITTEES reported In favor OF sendinR =
Chamber to the Can sdian Con vention on Pacific
Trade Relations and Comm unication, 20 be
held early this year. This report was ad opted.
There j. greater Significance attached to this
report than appears on the surface. Canada
Il anxious to acquire commercial supremacy
SLOWLY British influence 10 gaining on the
islands. and unless Frisco stirs herself she
will feel the British Columbia competition.
The failure to checkmate this trade conpet-
tion and this bid for British influence on the
Islands will be recognized here ss . gigantic
SAN FRIncIsco Jan. 13--word was received
to-day by the steamer Mohican to he ready to
eail at an hours notice. 1t is believed that
dispatches will be received for her tonight,
that no important dispatches came to-day for
transmission by the Martposa- The Corwin 10
now lying In the bay near the Harrison street
wharf. hus no communication is held with her.
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whore l. Miss A1IaaIs =. Port.rI

soUTH ORANdE. n J.. Jan. Ia Edward l.
Gates Of this place IL alarmed over the disaD-
psaranes OF his cousin. Miss Minnis /. Porter.
Who escaped from the insane asylum ct Nor
walk, Coma. on Jan. q The day before this
che tsleEraphsd 70 Mr.. Gates that she vas i'm
proved 10 health and would visit him In few
dayA some one raug the bell at his house
about 8 o'clock sunday morning. but when q
servant answered the door q lev minutes
AltsTWArd there WAS no one on the stooh He
fhinks h VAS hls cousin. Mas Porter Il 10
years old. has light hair. AID abe wore black
drasg.
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DECEIVED HER ron REYESak
uYaAa Had n srIevHzss AEaIast Mars's
BFOtheE - FOlHRd.

HYEaAa Had n GFIesAzss AEaIsSt AaFs's
hrOthsr - Poland.
LYMAN Tuck has been arrested on an order
Of Judge BiSchoh OF the Court OF Common
Pleas and held in $500 bail in an action
brought against him By Mary TorRoSiek to re-
cover damages for breach Of promise OF mar
rage The defendant. who Is . baker. had not
been lORg from Russia when he began TO court
the Dlainitn.
She sara they siEasd an agreement on july
Il was aTTahE cd IheY should be we'd % Aug, -
last. In preparation for the wedding she had
time set 50 she vent to him for an sx planatiOn,
whsrsupon he told her thAt the oO0Ftship had
been carried on ~ him 10 take rsSsnEs on her
for an Injury done 20 him By her brother. Tuck
explained that shortly before he had Left Rus-
slA MAEY's brother had stolan the girl With
whom he va ~ Love
EI%,w - Ea.ss:s;. Af.E.
IHe nsU sQllAEA-AA
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rae NsW Ne. nezss ~iih Drg Cslls olo.
Htzh-erads arst-slasz. aad bsat q al klaatrsr
Msaeal BaitsEies Tor slgan. P4ttenL zFalia9 -
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EAEvslsgs fssL sasisa Tue snly sas % ~ Eisa =
a. market Sehd Tor cafaipgne cnAlea 6flLss -
g. lulilsa ~ fsEk piaes, n f.-Al-
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ATTEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
VAR SCARE RAISED BT TEE
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r., Are Arraseins for war Corrsspona-
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R,-or- Of IppendinE Troubis-Ths clad
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Judges Driven fro- the Bs.sh -
IN. Toreue or nm Earngsd Wc-s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
FuRRow COMES BACK.
H. Administers a dot, Scalding Rebuke
j. u. Carroll "a Terrific Roast''

H. Administers a dot, ScaIdIng Rebuke to
}. u. Carroll. "A Terrific Rpast''
MIR EDITOR:
The above caption stands at the
head of an article-more properly q
delectable diatribe--in last Tuesdays
LEADER As to the assaults upon Ll-
der Boggess, we will say Mr.. Boggess
is fully able to take care of himself.
But, this flank of the riff-raff ele-
ments of Guthrie-be that writer man
or woman assaults the majority of
majority of the school board for
standing for the defense OF honor and
virtue-the protection of the purity of
the boys and girls OF our city.
The assertion that "Furrow etc.
have caused all the trouble is an evil
dence of the contemplate ignorance
and damnable inclination of Carroll(9
who masks under cloak, the better
to conceal al identity which would be
a stencil in the nostrils of all pure
people in Guthrie. What roast!
Listen! What If she did say damn
it," This one expression is the key
TO the moral status of the mythical
Carroll We need no further proof as
to the reputation OF Carroll( CD That
writer is stinling, fostering moral
incubus. This rotten element has
had its sway long enough.
There are men of honor
on the school board who have applied
the knife and caustic. But O, how
they squirm and howl under the oper-
ationl Carroll CD says he is "a tax
payer" but before closing his roast"
informs the public that he "has only
been here a short time while. And
this inconsistent, ramping funk as
sumes TO know more about our people
and city affairs than those of us who
have been here FIVE years. lie says he
'is a christian" What a stigma upon
the name What an infamous thrust
at the body of Christ! Christian"
did you say? Too many ear marks of
Belzebub for Mr. Carroll (?) TO pose as
christian. lie says IL am Republi-
can" This is an insult to the kepub-
lican party. Come. You can't send
that slime down the throats of the
Republicans of Guthrie. Why did your
roast" appear in Tue LEADER? TOO
thin, Mr. Carroll (?J, too thin In the
last place, this nincompoop appeals to
the negro for sympathy The negro
was not ignored, and no one who is
not fool will say so. So much for
the defender OF "What II she did say
damn it?' at present.
II. III. FURRow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
ZOE cAplrAL GROUNDS.
a kildare Mans scheme for Opening the
ktrkapoo Couutry.

Editor Leader:
KlLDARE, Sept 27.-As there has
been such diversity of opinion with
reference to the opening of the Kick
apoo country, the arer being small yet
picturesquely beautiful, with its
natural parks Of stately forest, fine
streams and tne springs of crystal
water, and surrounded on ali sides
with civilization, and most of all IL be
ing in the immediate center of the
original Indian Territory, which will
make one of the grandest states on the
continent: Is unsurpassed in its
natural resources of every kind COM
mon 10 our American country, and is
near the center of the United States,
we here suggest that the government
sell this TO the territory of Oklahoma
and the civilized tribes at Sle5 an
acre, to be become the capitol grounds
of one of the grandest countries unuer
the sun, this land to be re-sold or SO
much of IL as is considered necessary
| 10 build a magnificent capital build
/ ing and other state buildings
and a state park where the white peo-
/ pie aud Indians alike can pass their
| leisure hours This move will hasten
! the civilization of the great Indian
country. 1t will lend encouragement
/ TO the five or six civilized tribes to
to consider the great question of allot-
ment and coming in to one great and
| grand state governed by just and
reasonable laws, protecting the great
plans as outlined and promulgated 10y
the immortal jackson, who had in
mind the sacred promises made
to the Red Man in the eX-
charge of his holding east OF
much country to be opened up. This
small area would not be missed 10y
the homesteaders and we earnestly
ask it to be given or sold to the terri
tory at the minimum price for capitol
purposes as outlined, and again
it will remove all litigation and jeal-
ousy as between cities now clamoring
for the capitol and bring about good
feeling that would lend strength tc
the building up OF this beautiful eoun
try more hastily than by providing
school facilities for the many thous.
and white children now living in The
Indian territory unprovided for anc
cannot receive education until the
change is made, or remove from tb'
couztry, and as II takes people tC
make and build up country we hopI
to see the great change come abou
upon terms entirely satisfactory TO th'
Indians, who own the lands and wht
cannot help seeing the great benefit t
be derived JOHN G. JOINS.
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Hear Captain Johnson tomOr
row night.
a GOOD SHOWING.
The Presiding Elder of the 4. Is. Church
Makes Report.

The Presiding Elder of the 4. Is. Church
Makes Report.
Rev A. c. West, presiding elder of
the L. b. church for Oklahoma, sub
mitted the following flattering report
1t shows that he has been an earnest
worker in the Lords vineyard:
GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept 2G Il was sent
to Oklahoma by the L. i. church as
presiding elder and found but four
organized circuits, which were with
out church houses. We now have
three buildings completed and are
building two more; also have seven
teen circuits, and pastor on each
work, with a membership of sixteen
hundred. have travelled seven hun
dred miles and preached four sermons
week Many of the good people of
Oklahoma are joining the church, and
the result is our beloved organzbtion
is spreading out all over the territory.
This territory is an inviting field for
all who wish TO build up the Masters
kingdom. The people of Oklahoma
are kind hearted and willing To divide
their means for the support of the
gospel. A. c. WEsr, i. +.
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Verdict of the Jury.

At 1880 this morning, the jury
brought in the following verdict:
Territory VS.. Francis T.. Marion.
We, the jury in the above entitled
cause, do, upon our oaths, find the de-
fendart guilty, as charged in the in
dictment c. NJ. ALFonD,
Foreman.
The defendant, DIR. Marion, was
placed in charge of Sheriff Painter un-
ill o'clock this morning when bail
will be asked for and application made
for a new hearing.
The jury reached its verdict on the
9th ballot The ftst ballot stood o
for conviction and for acquittal; the
second ballot stood for conviction
aud 4 for acquittal.
On application Of Attorney Oyer
street the jury was polled
The verdict is surprise to many,
the general opinion prevailing that
the jury would hang.
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A GREAT WRONG.

How Greer Robbed aud Socked Il Into the
Taxpayers of ID County.
The Taloga Tomahawk of last week
shows up Greer's tactics as follows
There has always been a standing
evidence of robbery since old Oklaho-
ma opened for settlement. and that
evidence is nothing more than The
State Capital Printing company, Of
Guthrie. Several thousands OF dollars
have been paid TO the State Capital
by ID county for stationers, blank
books, etc, and at invariably double
prices. Not long since, however, our
treasurer needed blank book
and several other forms of blanks,
aud asked for the Capitals prices,
and upon a perusal of them, we found
that we were able 10 compete with
them, and took the work at prices
ranging from dollar to two dollars
less per hundred than the Capital
That part of the order which we could
not ill, was forwarded TO the Capital,
but being "a trifle miffed, they replied
that they would not send the blanks
unless the treasurer would become
personally responsible for the
order.
AnoAhtI tNiuthNt " Ahtii hlhnNdN
rascality, is as follows:
Our county is on ,he eve of issuing
refunding bonds and Attorney Stone
delegated 10 send out samples of
bonds.
Their price is ''only" seventy five
dollars cash, or $3.50 In preferred
warrants"
This price is for lithograph in two
colors and the Tomahawk is ready az
any moment 10 print them in three
colors for $50 cash OF 500 in prefer
red warrants
How is this taxpayers?
A saving to the county of SIS one
way and $50 another while we spend
the money al home while otherwise il
goes into the pockets Of eastern ea2ir
talists.
LArER.-The commissioners have
met and unanimously voted 10 let the
contract TO the Tomahawk.
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The case Of the territory IS. DIR.
Marion was resumed in district cour,
yesterday morning with large attcI-
dance OF bar and spectators.
j. = Barton was first called, but
his testimony was immaterial.
lie was followed by Harper S Gun
ningham, who related conversations
held with Marion and Lyons, tnl
other members of the school board.
lie showed that DIR. Marion was inno-
cent of any wrong-doing and acted as
friend to Delaney in endeavoring to
thwart the alleged plans of Lyons and
Gray.
Messrs. Paine and Cammack were
called and testified to the factiona
feeling existing in the DO, rd.
All the evidence being in, the de-
fence rested.
Arguments OF Counsel.
Robert Huston opened the argument
to the ! try in behalf OF the proseeu.
ton His presentation of his side of
the case was able and pertinent Col.
Sam overstreet followed for the de-
fense in a ringing plea to the jury, in
which he gave a full and complete his
tory of the school board troubles. The
principal argument was made by ex-
Chief Justice Green. 1t was a mastery
presentation of facts in behalf of the
defense, and was the ablest speech
heard in the court room for long
dime. Judge Green was in fine form
and he held the undivided after
tion of jury, bar and spectators
throughout His arraignment OF De
laney, Lyon and Gray was caustic,
while his plea in behalf of Marion was
impressive, clear and concisive
Prosecuting Attorney Harris Hustor
closed the argument. Mr.. Huston i'm
proves with every speech he deliverl
and his effort of yesterday was un
commonly good After the reading o.
the courts instructions, the case was
given TO the jury, which retired a
1890 o'clock. The law provides as 4
penalty for bribery, Imprisonment IL
the penitentiary not exceeding five
years or a fine not exceeding 81, 600.
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Captain Johnson of Oklahoma
City will reply to Senator Pef-
fer Saturday night on the gov
ernment acre.
Croak Of a Crank.

Editor Leader.
l.. 4. Laverty, in a card in last even
ing's Capital, attacks THE LEADER for
printing this squib: senator PETER
was guest at the English Kitchen
Yesterday" Laverty declares the
simple item slur and intimates that
the English Kitchen is not a respecta-
BILE place. Now, | want to inform
the bigoted ass that the Engli' h
Kitchen is as respectable as any hotel
in town and is far better than any
in which he is used TO stopping-or
PETER. either, for that matter
A. c. NJ.
Without bandying words with Mr..
Lafferty, we will simply say that The
LEADER was misinformed in regard to
Senator Peffer's entertainment. No
harm was intended to either the sena
tor OF the hotel named. .-EDIToR.
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The vigor with which malefactors
are being pursued by Judge Dale's
court cannot but have purifying eff
feet upon the official as well as the
moral atmosphere. There has been too
much looseness in public station and
private life and ii is high time to call
ahtl'. Judge Dale is doing splendid
reformatory work and is reinforced by
the approving sentiment of the good
people of the city, the district and the
territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
CITY PAPAs.
They Hold . Regular Meeting aud Trans
act Routine Basiuess.

They Hold Regular Meeting aud Trans
act Routine Basiness.
Acting Mayor Humphrey presided
at last nights meeting OF the council
and all members were present
Work Of graders was ordered stop
ped until after rains street commits
sioner was instructed to notify prop
erty-owners to repair all broken side
walks at ence.
The city clerk was instructed TO
notify the school board to repair side
walks in front Of school sites.
!. :. Lyons was ordered TO repair
grounds surrounding his property on
Harrison and Division.
Water guage was purchased Tor the
| fire house.
During progress Of fair the fire
limits will be extended to the fair
! grounds.
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Johnson is one of the best
orators i'm Oklahoma

Ayers Sarsaparilla is not secret
preparation. Any physician may
have the formula on application. The
secret OF its success as a medicine lies
in its extraordinary power to cleanse
the blood of impurities and cure the
most deep-seated cases of blood-dis-
ease.
Capt johnson will speak on tn
Government Acre Saturday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
ILLEGAL TAX ERASED.
Attorney John stone Helps the Tax Payers
ofD County.

Attorney John stone Helps the Tax Payers
of ID County.
Attorney John Stone of this city has
been out in d county, lifting the bur
dens OF taxation from the people Of
that county. Through his untiring
labors the illegal debts heaped upon ID
county have been reduced over So coo
aud the residents are overjoyed there
at. ID county was saddled with o
monstrous fraudulent debt by parties
in this city and in other parts OF old
Oklahoma. Stone took the case in
hand and displayed his clover legal
ability in the manner in which he
knocked out the parties who had drag
ged the taxpayers in the mire. Stone
is one OF the best lawyers in Oklahoma
and his work is felt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28

Mrs. Smith has opened her millinery
parlor and has the finest line of milli-
merry that was ever brought to Gnth-
rie. All the ladies wishing the very
latest, will find it 10 their interest to
come and inspect her goods before
buying elsewhere. Is II
School books at the Capital City
book store. Is I'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
SALVATION ARMY.

The Salvation Army will hold their
services at the Presbyterian church
tonight, and the invitation is warmly
extended to all to go there. Salvation
is free. The army will conduct every
part cf the services, and it is to be
hoped there will be liberal collection
taken up for their urgent eeds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
An EnioyabIe Amir.

The Artists Dream" was presented
at the opera house last night under
the auspices of the Episcopal Guild
The entertainment was ip the nature
of tableauX and about 20 persons par
ticipated. The rendition was smooth
and the audience was appre liative.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
Lohnson To-Mo,row Night.

Judge johnson, of
Oklahoma City,
will speak
on the
Government Acre on
Saturday night
lie will reply to Senator
PETER, OF Kansas.
All voters
are.
invited TO Hear Him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28

A monster Democratic mass meeting
will be held at Blackwell tomorrow.
Among the speakers will be Joe Wis
by aud Judge Grieder of Kansas.
Twenty beevee have been slaughtered
for barbecue and 5000 people are
expected TO be present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
Hear Captain Johnson tOmOr
row night.
a LYNcHINo PROBABLE.

A Posse After Al Mathis, Near King
fisher.
A Kingfsher special says; This eve
ming a report comes that Al Mathis
got into an alteration with man
named Wells, about six miles north
east Of Dover the former shooting the
latter, inhicting a mortal wound
Mathis skipped for the "Jacko" and a
party is in pursuit with dogs. Great
excitement prevails and lynching is
possible. The dispute arose over the
settlement of some threshing bills.
Both are white men. sheriff's posse
left for the scene tonight, including
COron er Brown.
Johnson is one of the best
orators i'm Oklahoma,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28

at Cooper's grove, near Seward, Oc-
tober 10, II and Is, there will be held
a general reunion and picnic of okla
homa boomers. Saturday and Sunday
will be devoted TO speech-making and
a service to the memory of ID. l..
Payne. Monday will be given TO COM
mittee work for the purpose Of erect
ing on Oklahoma soil monument to
Captain Payne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-28
Johnson is one OF the best
orators i'm Oklahoma.

Halls Hair Renewer contains the
natural food and color-matter for the
hair, and medicinal herbs for the scalp
curing grayness, badness, dandruh
and scalp sores.