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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

abioLoiren, allo baS 3eu9niB bet Jtetfe err
lan9en, betrG9t jdbrLib SmiiDen so nno7O.
l1niere Stoatsieminare lic9en, bas cine bet
Bloomington i'm mittleren SutnotS, oas
anoere I'M lii6lt6lten Sbeile oes Staates,
in Garbonbale. Ser nOrbltbe SDetl pes
Staates bat feline Staatsanltalt tllr Die
8ilbung BON 2ebrfrdften.
Die Staaten Snbtana un6 Wtidigan bd>
benie6er nrr E II itaatlicbes 9e6reriemtnar,
bic ie0ob iebeS bon 1900 bis 1900 Stuz
beuten iGbrlt9 beiubt merben. Sn Der
8egel siebt jebe berartt9e Nnitalt tire 3ogz
hinge aus etnem beibrdnften 1n1tretie,
i6rer gtacbbarlbaft, unb lit besbalb in
ibren @irtlngen ~pent9er ether Sonne,
ais einem Mfon6e SIT Der9let3elt, belIen
2icbt iib abiDwdcbt, oeIien po9lt6dttger
Gtn1uB g~eringer miro, 1e GROCER Die Gnt7
f~ernune bon Ser 9lnitalt. Nie fOnnen 0a
in Ben fernab lie9cnOen Sbetlen 6es
States 0ic6t un6 0eben in bic SduIen
einoringen ?
Seit me6reren Sabren bat Ser Nor6en
bes States SntnoiS etnet i6lcbternen
Gerntc9 gema4t, itcb cin itaatli6eS 2ebrers
ieminar gu beridbaffen, tn6em er Die Staatsz
%geiebgebung UNI cine 8etpiai9ung 51 bie>
FEM 3tpede angling; iebeS OtaI Dbne grz
folg. Son benz @runbiaBe ausgebenb, Dab
nicbt ftattlic6c @ebGube, i%onbern 9eibidte
2ebrer in Der Gr3iebung am nirflamlten
ltnb, baten bie 8ittiteIer ni6t INN cine
&iertelmiaion, UNI bamit einen 8alait gu
erricbten, ionoern UNI 6ie belbeibene
Summe BON $75, 900, tpomit tie nicbt nur
ote S6ule bauen uno etnrtbten, ionberlt
aucb Gin SabrIan9 u%nterbalten poIten.
Sn Der nGcbiten Sibung Der Staatsgeiebs
gebung miro Elm neuer 8erlub 5ur @rtpirz
flung elmer 8ewiQigung 9emacbt perben.
8trb CT bon be1ierem @rfol9 be9leitet ietn?
Goof County in SninotS bat befonntlt3
bon itb aus etn 2ebrerlemtnar; oo6 bteles
miro trob Ieiner Gii6ttgfeit bon ber Staot
Chicago gar ntc9t beniiBt. 2lber au3 BEL
geb0rtqer 8eniibung wurbe Oieie @nltalt
no9 LANCE nicbt cine genii9enbe Nn3abl
tac6tiger 9ebrer fir bic Dffentlicben SGuz
len Dom N~orb>SQiRoiS ltefern f0nnen.
Sin itaatlicbeS Qe6rerlertinar fit bteien
StaatStbetl lit baber unentbebrltcD.
Infer ausge5ct6neter Suinoiier StaatSz
superintendent ber Dffentlicben S9ulen,
st a a b, lit unermibIt6 t9atig, I'M bem1
golfe bic Gfotbwenbtgfeit elmer GRIND
licben Seminarbtlbung Der 2e6rer Der
Dffentlidben S6ulen flar 51 mac6en. ltnb
tein Stumpfitnn Ser Walien %entmutbi9t
i'm. Gr loate aber iebenfa1S bonn benz
fenben I6eile bes GoLfes melt better unterz
itlibt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

@ie biel @elb miro unter BEN beltebens
BEN 8ertrGgen Der 3uder5ou etntra9en,
tpenn berielbe Ben 8ori6ld9en bes Inter
ausi9ulies bes Sinan57@omites 6es Se7
mats gemdB felt9eieBt tper0en ioute? uno
tpenn er bic bterSig un6 eint9c WftQionen
Dollars, Die Der ~9enantte Nusl6ub Dapor
ertpartet, mirflt6 eintragen iou, mas tptrb
aus SEN b%eiteDenben 6an0elSDertrdgen NIT
Dem 6euti6en Gei3 uno ben Sa1DelSab1
fommen mil Ben lpanii9en Golonten unb
anhern SudererSeu9cnben Sdnbern, auf
@runb 6ercn IN ienen QG1toerr Die 3oue
auf lnlere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G~rieu9ntlle
b~erabgciebt ipuroen?
gta6 benz 9anbeLSbertra9e nit Sem
beuti4en &etb iebte bteieS letne 3oae auf
ameritanii6eS @etreibc bon 3 Wtart auf
81 Wtart berab uno bob 6as Gtnfubrperbot
9egen amerifanti9en Sped lno S9petnez
fletib auf, u1b Die Solge mar cine erbeblt6
permebrte 9luSfubr bort6in. Qls Gntgelt
er1ielt Das beuticbc &ei6 baS 9tecbt, letner
Gubensuder Soafret in Die Ser. Staten
einsufibrer1, unb bieIe @infubr itteg bon
gticbts in Sen Sabren 1889 uno 1890 aul
runD 207 WiQtonen 8funb i'm Sabre 1891
unb 321 MtIipnen 8funb i'm Sabre 1893.
| OaB oteler 8ertrag unS 8ort5eil gebracbt,
erbelt aus Der Gbatiacbe, baB pG6renb Die
| Ginfu6r BON 9eutiblanb bierbcr iett 1890
i'm 0ert6e etpaS geiunfen lit $3.50: $685.
837, 683; 1891: $97, $40, 1863; 1892: $82,z
9O7, SOB; 1893: 500, 210 1900, unlere Nus>
fubr 6ortbin BON 1863, O02, 504 i'm Sabre
1889 auf $85, 563 ,312 I'M Sabre 1890, 1913,
295, 416 i'm Sabre 1891 unb $1O5, 521, 55s
i'm MiBernteiabre 1892 itieg unb 1elbit i'm
porigen Sabre inter ungiittitt9en Hnitdn7
BEN nod $83, SIS, 1913 %aufptes.
9esglet6en itieg unter Dem SanoelSobs
fommen nit Spanien uniere 3%olfrete GUT
fereinfubr aus Guba auf rulto 1884 Wtutos
men 8funo inn Sabre 1892 unb 1914
Miatonen Bfun0 i'm Sabre 1898, tpdbrenf
bic b0dite @tnfubr bon cubanilcbem 3uder.
ais ct per3pQt merbeu muBte 1O41 Wftlio:
men betrug; aber es itieg alb I'M ere NuS:
fubr na9 Guba bon 81, 1929, 500 I'M SABRE
1891 auf $17, 622,411 i'm Sabre 1892 uni
$23, 6O4, 944 i'm Sabre 1893.
limb in gleibem OtaBe 1T unlere Musfub1
mach ben anbern tpeitinoii6en Sdnoern &c:
ftiegen, nit benen mir 9anoelSabtommer
baben.
0ie Sacbe 'ipibt fib nun babin 5u
R0nnen bic 9dnbcr, melcbe iebt tbren But
fer Soufrci einfubren bitrfen, eS aucb oanr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

neutrality-suspicious. garut6 o6er 6es tribe
rem Sinansmintiters 8inOOm s~esriin6ctes
Nbtommen.
Nngeitdbts 6ieicr Gorg6nse un6 Ser ficbez
rem @epibbctt; baB tpenn England berett
tit, gu elmer berniinfttgen y%te9elung bet
@el6fra9e un6 3u erbObter 8enuBuns bes
Stlbers I'M internattonalen 2ustaui6 bic
9anb gu bteten, Oeuti6lanO foIgen miro.
perlan9t es bas Sntereiie bes 2a1oes, baB
8rditDent Glepelan6 bie Seigntorages8ia,
bic natiirltb ant Donnerita9 i'm Scnat anz
senommen tper6en iptro, nit ieinem 8eto
bele9t. 9tab BEN in ieiner GongreBbots
i9aft ausgeipro9enen Nnfi9ten tann ct
AUDI gar NIGHTS anOeres tbunl 8Gren bic
bic Serren StlberboIbe ir9enb tpelber Ser
nunft augangIib, 10 tpirben tie ieBt ieLbit
gegen Bic Sill itimmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
Ser 3uiaHtutett6rttGo ser brafltfGcm
Mebeuipu4

Die braitltlbe &ebeuton mar, 10 neit
1ie ii6 auf ben 6afen bon 9iD Be Saneiro
eritredte, NIGHTS ais Elm b~lutiges 8olien7
ipieL. @era6e Elm 9GlbeS Sa6r bat lie in
jenem 6afen %geOauert. 8dbrenb bieler
gan3en 3eit IteB itb auf Die oorti9eRcbeaen>
flotte Der i6lagenbe 9luS6ru6 anwen6en,
nefben Der General Grant in ieinem
SaluBberic6te iiber ben 8irgerfrieg bon
Ser unglitdliben Steuung beS General
Butler Bel Bermuda 6unbre6 am Sames
0ttper in 8trginien gebrau6te: sHe
was bottled up, er tpar cingeforft ODER
nie in cine Slai6e eingei6loIen. Die
Gt1ferferung tDurDe nob DerOoaftGnoigt
burcb Die Q~lnfunft Der 6lotte Yeiroto'S Dor
Dem 6afen.
Der Qlnitifter Der &cbeuion, 9tbmiral
M2eQo, bat iib i9on Dor Moc6an wic Elm
fauler 0unit aus Der Slaicbe perflucb;igt.
Sein nur III 10 beier eingeforfter 9tdchz
folger 6a @ama iperrte ii1 g~leicbmo0l nocb
etnige 3eit 9e9en Die ricbtige @iniicbt, bis
er enblicb auf Elm portugieiiibes &riegSz
ibiff flo6.
0ao Gmp0ren6ite lit aber, baB bic
gtebeuenfl6rer i'm 6afen bon 9fio oic
offenbar unDermeiblib geporbene @in-
fteIung Oer SeinieIigteiten altcb 6ann no6
berSOgerten, ais oaS @elbe Tteber in 6afen
uno Stabt iib INNER tpeiter ausbreitete.
0ele9enbeit 5u einem ebrenooIcn 3uriidz
treten bot iib ben &ebeIenfi6rern, als
Brdiibent g eiroto, feline @etuaLtsanmaBung
aufgebeno, Die trete WG6I zines neuen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Sci ser Nbttmmung iber 6ie 8lan6'i6e
@et9utorogezY rGgungsDorIag
btelten iib an3 I'M Senat bic &epubliz
N r better ais Die 9emotrateu.
Sir 6ieie oertperflt9e MtaBregel ftimmten
30 9emofraten, II &epubIifaner unb 3
8oItspartetler; 9egen ite: Fl 0tepubIifaner
unb 10 9emotratcn. Inter benen, fueIdbe
bagege11 itimmten, iin0 erfreulicber @eile
beioe Senatoren BON Suinoi3, Der Ste
publifaner GnIIpm tpie Ser 0emofrot
BANNER. Som altcn braben 8aLmer
ipar ni6ts 9lnbcres SIT ertparten, 6enn er
sei8te iicb bonn Sage ietneS @tntritts in BEN
Senat in allen Stnanafragen ftets ferns
geIun6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Ser ruffif9e s a nbeISbertra9
lit geftern I'M 6euticben 0teicbStose NIT
GROCER Me6r6eit enbgiiltig angenommen
tpor6en. Sin GROCER unb pOblOerbtenter
Siea 6es Gei6Sfan5lers GapriOt, ausleib
elm 9e9en fir Sic beutibe SnOultrie, Elm
Schloq fit 6ranfreib uno cine 8irgi6aft
fir BEN Srteoct Der alien @eIt! 0ie
6erablebung ber 6eutl6en 3Oue auf ruff
ihes @etreioe tptr6 freillcb Ser @infubr
ameritanii9en @etreibes nab 0eutIhlanb
fetnesipegs f6rberit6 ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

&egeIuns ber SiGberfrase alf LANCE Belt
binarSgeiDoben tperben piirbe, 1T an btelcr
Steue 6erettS geia9t porbeu. gStr boffen
oeSbalb tmmer nod, baB ber 8rGitoent felt
bletbt. gtacb Der Nbittmmung eri9ctnt
cine Inna6me iber bas Gsto binpee aus
ge1blol1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
stIber 4tatS @cisen+

8tr baben ic6on geitern ge3ei9t, baB bas
Sauen Der Stlberz unb 8ei5enepretl auf
bic Interpretation uno Die Gerooafomm7
nung Der internattonaIe transport
mittel suriifsuflbren lit. 8teLe itno aber
bet irrtgen Nnit9t, ais lei bas Saaen bes
Stl6erpreiies bte Il a d bes Sduens Der
@ei5enpreiie. 9as 1T aber fali6. 9te
folgenben Sabeaen per6en ben Srrtbum,
ber fi9 BET GieIen felt9eieBt bat, nacbz
tpetien.
Oie Ser. Staten erporttrten an Stlber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

@te es 16eint, bat Der 9roBmdultge
Silbernarr @aite bon Colorado nt6t ben
rec6ten Wtutb, ft9 Die @elegenbett, bis an
ben Satteltnopf beran in Slut gu retten,
gu gtltbe gu maben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19
9ie Ser. Staten erporttrten an Silber

0araus 1T eriibtli9, baB trob Der fort7
tpdbrenben 3unabme in Der Nustubr BON
SiIber bic 8reiie itetig qefaden iino, uno
ie iino ieBt nie6rtger ais i'm Sanuar, cine
llnae SeinliIber lift feline 90 Gents n1ebr
tpertb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

70 E + - E It E m"",
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-19

Office: @ds ofawaiBinstOm-@tr. nnO Siftb aOenus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06

We are in receipt of the thirteenth
number of this very interesting public
alton. 1t is conceded that in no other
form will the great Columbian Expo
sition be SO fittingiy portrayed for
present use and permanent preserva-
tiou, us in The Book OF THE FAIR, a
work OF Loon imperial folio pages
l2xl6 inches, printed on the finest en-
ameled paper, aud now being pub
lished in 25 parts OF 40 pages each, at
Sl.O0 a part. The work presents all
the features of the fair and the mar
velous contents of all the great build
ings The pages are filed with scenes
of beauty and utility, such as the iern
mountain under the great dome, the
room in King Ludwig's palace, the
Electric Tower Of Light the Queen OF
England's tapestry, the French Pa
yillion. the Dehomany Village, the
Battle Ship and ten ,usand more
The book is for all 49, and should be
in every household.
We understand that there is an OPP
portunity for few more competent
persons to canvass for the superb
book. and we know of no more praise
worthy or profitable occupation. Those
interested can write to the Baacrof;
company, 80 And COZ Gr Cticpgo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
RIVALS MADAME PATTI.
The Marvellous Talent OF Miss EIler
beach Haw.

The Marvellous Talent OF Miss Ellen
beach Haw.
The Chicago Inter O-ean says re-
garding Miss Yaw. who will be the
star attraction in this city: THE
singing of Miss Yaw is incomparably
tine. Her high notes, taken with
ease, extend beyond the range Of any
soprano, living or dead, aud are abso-
lutely hawless in their purity. She
possesses great dramatic force, which,
added to range OF nearly four
ociavos. every note Of which is at the
singers command, makes IL manifest
that Miss Yaw's gifts are Of no com
mon order. She has been successful
in her various appearances, and has
received the eneomiums of singers OF
note and teachers OF merit as we'll as
the press OF score of cities in Europe
and America. But the real business
of her life has just commenced, A,
now. after seven years Of study, sh'
feels that whatever art can do for he
has been done" At Mekennon'
opera house. Wednesday, June 9th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
KNIGHTS OF pvrHiAs.
Great Preparation for Their biennial
Encampm IN Washington.

Great Preparation for Their biennial
Encampmsnt IN washingtoa.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Thc biennial
convent on of the supreme lodge and
the biennial cncampment OF the Uni
form Rank, Knights OF Pythias, will
convene here on Monday, August %.
The popular feature of the event will
be the sessions of the supreme lodge,
the street parade and the review by
President Cleveland OF TIE Uniform
Rank, the dress parade on the White
house lot. a compel tive drill between
about forty-iive infantry and cavalry
divisions Of the Uniform Rank anl a
ball and reception at convention hall.
Excursions 10 various points about the
city have also been organiz.d
Preparations for the event are be-
ing hurried through by the local COM
missioner. The executive commit tie G
has announoet tfTTJItho encampment
fund must be $50, OoI and that n large
percentage of this sum has been sub.
scribed. 1t is estimated that Is, 000
uniformed knights will visit Washing
ton, and that the humber of other Wis
itors win be between 1870, 00G and 200,-
TC0J. 1t is understood the railways
will reduce their fare ona-half.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
CALIFORNIA.

Ever been there2
lit is an ocean of ozone for isfalids.
IA sea OF sunshine for strangers.
"A world OF wealth for workers.
The Mid-Winter Fair Worlds Fair
Jr. ought to attract you TO San Fran
cisco in 1894.
Those who marveled at the displays
in the California building, jackson
Park, should investigate further. by
taking trip to the Pacific coast
1t will be found that the half has
hot been told; the reality exceeds the
promise.
You can 20 quickly, cheaply and
comfortably over the Santa Fe Route.
solid train all the way, running
south of snow block es, through
picturesque New Mexic and Arizo-
ma
Personally conducted parties every
week. IN tourist sleepers or fast ex-
press trains. Thousands have pc src
lied them. n
Very low round-trip rates hew a..
effective, good any day and on any
train.
If you write to r. r. Nicholson. G..
=. A. A. +. & 5. +. Il. r., Topeka, X IN.
he will mail free, of charge. an enter
tanning book ITO California and
Back, profus. ~ illustr&ed.
II will inevitably csYrm the latent
desire to see Ca/ sGa face to face
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
swooPED DOWN UPON.
Chcroxee5 Deset by Great Floods of
Fnkirs and sharks.

CheroSeeI DeSet by Great Floods Of
Fnkirs and sharks.
MUsKoGEE, Ind. Ter, June THE
Chcrollees have received the first in
stallment of one sixth of their money
and the big payment of more than
So, 500, 900 will begin to-day at Tahl-
equah. More than 2LOoD ChcrolSees
will draw S287 in col cash each.
Great crowds of tralers, faISlrs anI
sharks are Hooking TO Tahlcquah in
the hope of getting some of the money
1t is estimated that the merchants
have traded more than $1,000, 900 on
Strip claims, and It is now a question
how closely they will collect
There was chute built fro.l the
exit door of the capital TO the col
lectors' quarters SO that all parties
would have to pass out through the
chute and run the gauntlet of the
collectors. but such complaint was
made by the people that the chute has
been torn away. Ii is said that in
some communities the people are
holding secret meetings and deter
ing to pay only about fifty per
cent on their Indebtedness to the re-
failarS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
kNAN,s BOOK.

hareee Against parnsii and the
IN Parliamentary Lesders.
FYoRK, Juno L. Advance proofs
6ade public OF the book upon
affairs written by 7. J. lyman,
Irish invincible," known as
yumberl." ltis entitled "rhe Irist
|ational Invincibles and Their
ines Its apparent purpose is TO
Establish the connection OF the In
Tsincibles" with the Irish parliamen-
tary party. The book. according TO
rumor, was to contain proof that the
Irish parliamentary party directed the
series of dynamite outrages in England
some years ago, and was responsible
/ for the murders in Phoenix park,
/ Dublin, on May >. 1852, of Lord Fred
srick Cavcndish, chief secretary for
ireland, and Thomas Henry Burke,
permanent under secretary. The
Irish parliamentary party publicly
denounced the authors of the Phoenix
park crimes. and III SO doing, IL is
claimed by lyman, they were sail
/ lag under falsc colors to destroy the
trusting Irish. For this" il says,
and for the purpose of exposing
/ tneu IL NpOcflSN. thlS DOOk was unueT-
taken. In assailing the policy and
action of the invincibles, these false
parliamentarians were heaping noun
tains of lnfamy on their own mem
cries"
II is claimed that the book proves
that the assertions of the London
Times that the parliamentary party
were implicated in the Phoenix park
murders were absolutely true. These
assertions resulted in the trial and
vindication of Charles Stewart Parncll.
parncll is denounced by the writer
as a traitor to the cause of ireland and
by inference lyman suggests that the
only reason the late leader of the
Irish parliamentary party was not re-
moved was because of his knowledge
Of the Invincibles and their me ethods,
which enabled him TO live in compara-
tive security.
1t is asserted by one faction of the
Irish party--thc Constitutional faction
| that the book was wr item in pursu-
anc of cabll between lyman and
the Tory party. and that h. has en-
bodied statements In his narrative, for
revenue. which the Tories expect to
use in defeating the Liberals at the
next election.
lyman is now ar,sident OF this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
Thv Leader Book Blndery.

Pluck in ,he race for success has
long since distanted luck. Enterprise
goes forward. with steady tread, and
reaches the goal, while timidly stands
covering before every adverse
wind. To appreciate what
pluck, energy aud enter
prise has accomplished, visit to The
LEADER book bindery will disclose
Starting not yet year ago, with no
plant, it has gone steadily forward,
and overcoming all obstacles it, to-day,
invites competition. There is, in the
cities, no more complete plant, or Que
that does better or finer work. 1t is
Richmond in the field, who has come
10 stay, aud to conquer too though an
hundred Richards may contend.
The findery is presided over by Il
foreman, VINO is an expert, and who
gives IT his closest personal attention.
In 1uE LEADER plant an actual
working force of twenty-seven is kept
soniinually busy, and this force repre-
cents weekly pay roll of $500 The
bindery is supplied with the most im-
PipNth uIu 10 anu
does tu:n out, as fine specimens of
work as any .biDdery in the United
states. One OF the great points scored
10y 1t, is that owing To its completeness
and the systematic clock work with
which it is carried On, it can afford TO
bid as low Us the lowest The motto
OF it's proprietors being to make liv-
ing profit from its patrons and not
killing loss TO them.
The field of operations OF the bind
cry have continually increased and it
not only bids for work IN Oklahoma
Territory (and it always bids the
lowest. too,) but its trade extends to
several OF the Southern Kansas coun-
ties. The travelling representative.
Mr. IA. Piatt, is on the road all the
while, and, owing to strict business
methods, he has been more than sue
cessfuL The enterprise is only
the nucleus of what it's proprie-
tors intend making it. The
field is large one and they
intend covering IL fully Their enter
prise warrants them in hoping for the
best results. There is no reason for
ST Louis and Kansas City houses
doing the work that home enterprise
can do just as well, and possibly bet
ter The country i Increasing every
day in.population and wealth. and the
demand must perfor keep pace with
the country's growth.
THE LEADER bindery Is ready to un-
dertake any character of work, and to
guarantee that IL will do the work in
such a manner as TO please the most
fastidious
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col, June All
day yesterday the striking miners
were on the alert. expecting that at
any moment some of sheriff Bowers
deputies would put in an appearance
in some remote portion of the camp.
Not n single miner is working in the
camp. One shift was pnt in on the
Moose, EllSton, Prince Albert, Gold
Dollar Ingham. Jack g., and few
other properties, but the managers of
the several mines were informed that
ie would be impossible to run any of
the properties The men are now
confident that they will be attacked
some time to-day aud the hour may
be directly after midnight. They are
ready and this is SO well known by the
deputies that the officer commanding
is using the utmost caution.
All men not necessary To guard APP
proaches to Bull hill and forage for
supplies have been inassed about the
fortification, and their number is
slightly over /. 500. Yesterday the
strikers MADE their last forage for
arms. ammunition and supplies. Fear
ing "A siege, they have filled hundreds
of beer kegs with water u1d stored
them in the fort. Parties have been
drafting recruits. Many of these par
ties were healed by women who
promise to stand till the end comes.
The towns of Victor. Anaconda.
Mound City and other places are in
the possession of squads Of armed
str kers. Cripple Creek is entirely un-
molested by strikers.
The plan of the strikers is to meet
the deputies and make as strong IA
stand as possible an | il necessary re-
treat to Bull hill where a desperate
stand will be made.
The deputies will be commanded in
the field by w J. Palmer. leader of
the army that ha 10 many scrimmages
during the build ng of the Denver &
Rio Grandc road. lie says that any
Nom mt the deput.e, may advance to
u point beyond Midland. aft which
n battle will be only Il question Of
\ hours.
Tho wives Of the strikers re fuse to
have camp. Some of them have or
Apized To care for the wOundel and
PRS have procIre Winch ,stsrs and
nter the fight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
CommonweaIers at Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, June 4-The
eommonweai armies of Generals Ben
nett and Artz remained quietly In
camp at Kerr's park all day yesterday.
The men were tired and kept very
close TO their quarters, only n few of
the leaders coming up 10 the city.
There were plenty of visitors and
neutrality-suspicious. to keep things inter
esting, and that is all the average
wealer asks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06

oKEAN, Ark, June A man was
found yesterday hanging TO limb of
a small tree two miles north of here
and 100 yards from the Iron Mountain
track. Papers on the body bore the
name of G.. w. Houston of Liberty,
ILL., His skull was crushed. lie was
hanged with his shirt sleeve. There
was $50 ON his person.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
ONE STRIKE SETTLED.
Leavenworth Miners and Operators
Reach an Agreement.

Reach an agreement.
LEAvENwoRrH. Kan, June 4.-The
Leavenworth coal miners trouble was
settled at conference of the citizens
committee, representatives of the
strikers and mine operators and Chief
Agitator McGregor.
The miners said that if the opera
tors would grant them check weigh
men. whose duties are to see that
there are no Irregularities in weights,
and who are paid by the miners them
selves, they would return to work.
Tn was agreed to by the operators.
and an agreement was signed by rep
resentatives of both sides. The price
remains the same as before the walk
out-ninety cents per ton for mine
run coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
GA. II. Nntloc .

All members OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic are notified that there
will be a regular meeting OF Hartranft
post on Tuesday evening, June 5, At 8
o'clock sharp. Comrades. do not miss
this meeting. as business Of importance
will come before the post,
d. PRoyIscE, Commander.
NJ L. Meek, Act'g. AdJt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06
The strikers Had vani,hed.

WAsuINGToN, Ind, June 4.-The
state troops marched into CLARK 5
station yesterday morning 500 strong,
with Gatling gun. 10 find that only
about fifty miners had STAYED To face
the music. The thousand miners who
were reported en- route to Clark 5
Station did not inaterialize. neither
had they collected at any point along
the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern.