The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-08-24

T. NJ. Deal is home from Perry
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Russell Briggs is in from the strip.
Scott Ware, Of saltwater, visited tho
city yesterday.
L l. Gay aud Dan Pcery, OF El Reno,
arc in the city
Jim Davis, tho pugllist, went to
! Perry yesterday.
The city calaGaose is filled with
negro prostitutes.
George NJ. Knox vas up from OKLA
homa City yesterday.
Jumes Mooney wants TO be appointed
street commissioner
Attorney Jim Keaton has returned
from legal trip TO Perry
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Sam Couch, charged with shooting
Brough at Perry, proved All alibi.
The Perry ball club yesterday de-
feated the Cross nine by score of / 1
to l9.
sam Russell is under arrest at
Kingiisher, charged with the killing
Of Jack Curtis. colored man.
Advices from Washington state that
President Cleveland will allow the
tariff bill TO become law without his
signature.
The LEADER Office was rendered a
delightful serenade last night by the
German band. The boys are making
rapid progress.
The Comanche Indian uprising is
said to be assuming alarming proper
tions. Troops at Fort Sill have been
ordered to stand ready for orders.
Rev. Il. B Blakemore will leave this
morning for Chicago for "A ten days
vacation. Rev. O. =. Noble will ill
the pulpit at the First NJ. f. church
next sabbath.
Fire Chief Eads has been in Topel a
several days arranging TO establish a
mammoth dice factory, II is said
Foreman Fischer is wat;r ring the stock
during his absence.
Mesdames II. L. strough, c. II.
Cameron and j. McWetheY have re-
turned from Gre cent City. W here they
instructed the Rebekah Lodge of that
place in the unwritten work.
Ed ) Lyon has an attraction at his
store in the shape of burro which he
brought from Colorado. Ed takes the
animal o bed with hIm and feeds him
on hot pop corn and cream soda.
The Colored Baptist Sunday School
convention was largly attended yes
terday. Addresses were made by Mrs.
Cox, Capt Tandy, Bishop Bebee of
North Carolina, and others. Reports
Of several committees were received
Mr.. ana Mrs james Winters, Bert
Shapland, of Chcrryvale, Kans, VIII
liam Shapland of Perry, and Miss Mat
tie Shapland of Chcrryvale, all broth
ers and sisters Of the late Leon L.
Shapland, are in the city.
The people residing on Ha. rison
avenue west Of Second street are kick
ing vigorously against the negro
dances being held in that neigh Dor.
hood. The marshal has been re-
quested to put quietus on these
shady rags
The Iowa Indians returned to their
home yesterday after playing with the
elephant several days. Young Squaw
With Scab on Her Abdomen" aud
Ole Bull With a Torpid Liver" had
their photographs taken before leav-
ing the city.
Mrs. Mary Hughes, residing on Cap
itol Hill, celebrated her 13rd birthday
anniversary on Wednesday. In honor
OF the event she was rendered sur
prise party and presented with a fine
quilt by kind friends and neighbors
A nong the donors were Mesdames
Means, Dilley, Cullum. Small, Allison,
Nampner, aud Minnie and Daisy Bran
han.
luE LEADER is in receipt of copy
of The Two states, published at New
Orleans, which contains an interesting
interview with Vol. Hoggatt regarding
lottery matters. Hoggatt is pushing
his case against Flood and Others and
will soon land the sharks in prison
The article states that Flood has
caught verdant guys with his lottery
scheme to the tune of s3O,OcO
News has arrived here that the Kick
apoOs have set FIRE TO all the grass On
that reservation where it is dry
enough to burn. This country is to be
thrown open TO settlement in October,
much 10 the digust of the tribe, aud
they believe that they can keep the
white people out by burning the