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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08

Dtjoit. Mich, Nov. :. Returns
from the state M 10 10 O'clock seem
10 Justify the predictions Of republican
leaders ot upwards nf 10000 plurality
for the state ticket Officers OF the re-
publican state central committee
state their adviceS Indicate the election
OF eleven Of twelve couSttNSSmcn. The
Democratic committee men rnnecdc the
election ot Governor Rich utpl They
claim 10 ele>t Mayo ldem, and popA
for lieutenant goycrnor They claim
the election OF Griffin IN the FIRST dis.
trict; Rarkworth Idem. anl popl IN the
second; Carlton IN the seventh. aud
Churhill in the tenth district. Mcagrc
returns from the first district show
that the independent labor political
movcn,rut has been adverse 10 Griffin
ldeml and the election ~ torltsS trep1
SctnlS certam.
Grand Rapids, Nov. 4 Smith, rcrl,
is elected tu congress from the nth
district by At least l,NN plurality.
Washington, Nov i Chairman Rah,
cock has n dispatch from Monroe city,
Mich, saying that Spalding, rcpl. Is
elected by 1000 plurality,
ST Louis, Nov, /. Seth +. cobb
,drml twelfth district Is elected to
congress. Richard NJ. Rarthold Nrrpl
tenth district Is elected to couGrrss
omaha, Nrh.. Nov. I. Return re-
erivNi up to II O'Clock last night In.
dictate the rl,ction Of Holeomh for
governor Ivy fr ON 5000 10 10000
plurality
The first congrrSsi NAL district elects
Anderson Wepl; the third elects
Brown CrrpN,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov !, Partial re-
turns show 4 decidedly diminished
vote, with republican gains though not
sufficient to dctea, InrneN tacm) for
governor, IL kept up throughout the
Stae. No definite news from con
grrSslonal districts has been received.
The New York associated press hul,
lettn says Swanson Is elected t. con
gress In the NTH district Virginia; Les.
ter tdcmocran is elected to congress
in tho first district
Washington. NOV. / Tho third Viz
gInia district clcctS Elliott ,irml
The second congressional district
elects Tyler ldcml,
Wheeling, w, Va. Nov. / Returns
from the first congressional district
indicate the election of Capt. II. H.
noverncr Crp0 by not less than 1000
majority From the second district tho
returns are scattered and meagre but
Indicate u small net republican gain
Whether this Is sufficient to defeat VII
son IL predetermined rs heavy demo
cratic counties cannot be heard from
From the third and fourth districts the
figures are too mrlgrc to base any cs,
timat" upon Republicans claim a ma
jority Of the state house delegates.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov, 7. Al il;ia
~, m, the republican state central com,
mittcc claimed Wilson defeated for
congress by loco, They also claim
lIuling, TepD, In this district elected
/ by II safe ma iority. Dcvernour trep),
carries the first congressional district,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08

The General VIII Appeal, Holding the
Award to BE Excessive.

Cincinnati. Nov. Mrs, Louisa
Young. wife OF General IIa' g. Young,
has been awarded $4,000 alimony by
Judge Kumler General Yonng's es-
tate ~ worth $24O.OOO. II consists OF
big block Of Bradstreet stock. $4,000
worth Of real estate In this city and
n large amount Of stock In the Roger
Wheel company. The marriage Difficult
ties Of the Youngs eliminated In the
sensational trial few weeks ago.
Roth have been married twice. Mrs.
Young having been divorced from her
first husband on tho charge Of intldel.
fly aud the generals first wife having
secured n divorce from him on similar
grounds
General Young hns twice sned hts
present wife for divorce The first case
was never pushed and In the second
only the question Of nimony rs
brought by Mrs Young was cnnsid-
cred The general ~ living In Paris
and Mrs. Young In Boston. The only
offer made bv General Young was $50
ner month TO his wife. which was re-
fused by her attorneys. Young will
carry Judge kumler's decision TO the
circuit court on the ground OF the
amount being exorbItant.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08

80. Evans ~. Mckinzie l7o, Skaar IL,
Stoltze IL. Edwards A., Fricke !,
State Senator Putnam and Assembly.
man Treat are elected. Congressman
Cooper. republican, carried the county.
The republican, county ticket Is
elected
JUNEAU
New Lisbon. Wis. Nov, = City "
New Lisbon gives upham lA, Peck
81. Rabtpck lt4, Pierce lS1, Ais
hacker -, Hurd 176, Grant I. The
town Of Lisbon gives upham 81, F,TS
n. Bahc,rtk IS. Butt -. Pierce IS,
Al~harkrr -. IIurl rs, Grant :.
LA CROSSE.
La crosse. Wis, Nov !. -Four pre-
einctS show heavy republican, gains
Only one ward Of the city has been
counted hut enough is known I" Sho"
that the county has given republican
aiority ON every state and local OF
flee
uIAI NEE.
Cr,tarhurs. Wis, Nov, I. The town
OF tedarburg gives Peck l1". Powell
/, l'pham I'll, Cleghorn |, Blank 1I',
Barney II, SchallrnhrrS. tdtmt. Is
elected to the assembly by Isl. The
democratic county ticket is elected.
The city of Cedarhurg gives Peek Isl.
Powell 3, Cleghorn |, trham 1875.
Blank 40. Rung I. Barney ll9, Schel-
lenbcrg l56, Mciivley 1ti2. Two years
ago Peck had 22S and Spuoncr 81.
SllEROlGAN
plymouth, Wis, Oct I rrck'S vote
in Plymouth is 239 and upham'S 23S
peck's plurality in 1892 was 50, In
the town of Plymouth Peck has l2Ei
and Upham l5l. Fcvk's plurality in
1S'" was :. The vote on the remain
der Of the state ticket does not vary
from the head. The result on congress
man in the city is Blank o22. Barney
30. In the town Blank has Is and
Barney 13, ON aSsemhlyman in tn"
city Phalrn Cdcm.l has 236 and Wolf
repD. 231. Powell popl received ~
votes in both city and town against !
in 1892
WAIkESltA.
Waukcsha. Wis, Nov. :. Waukcsha
town and village gives Upham a ma
iority of 3l4; Baensch 300; Barney for
congress 4O3 u. X. Smith, trrpl, is
elected in the first assembly district
by 467 majority and Dr. G. C. Harris,
repD. in the second assembly district
by 1O7.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
PARIS POLICE.
Revelations of Their Corruption Are
Promised by an Investigation.

New York, Nov. "a dispatch to
The World from Paris says the French
capital has police scandal. NJ de
Sangle, a former custom house official,
was in prison under sentence Of de-
frauding the government Of 10000
francs. NJ Fidee, the chief Of police,
took him out TO dinner and he es.
capped NJ Fidee protests that he was
unearthing big anarchist plot and
that de Sangle was to help him III the
work, but the excuse IL not accepted
and further revelations Of police cor
ruption are promised.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
CRUSHED BY HAY.

Pi:tsburg. Nov & FIRE broke ont IN
Booth l. Flynns stables. which con
tanned large amount Of baled hay
several workmen wer" throwing tie
burning hay out Of a window when
large pile Of bales fell upon them inJnr.
ing twelve persons Jas. Harrison
vas injured internally AID his spin"
was hurt lie may die. The "thefs
we're severely bnt no. dangerously
hurt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
REGULAR BLIZZARD.
SNOW STORM IN HARTFORD
GROWS SERIOUS.
Telegraph and Telephone Wires Dis
ablcd Information of the Dam.
age IL l'nobtaiuable.

New York Nov. g. The snow storm
ut Hartford, Conn, developed into u
regular blizzard Trlr-nrh and trlc
phone wires arc Frustrated and the
city IL almost entirely cut of from
communication by wire. Information
ohiainnhlr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
HILL IS
HIT, TOO.
NEW IuRl<S BEATS HIM 81
MORE THAN 100000.
MuKruN'S ELECTION CONCEDED
ny THE NANQulSliEp.
pEFEATEp IN THE
NEW YORK CITY CAMPAIGN.

Hin Reported as Running Behind May
nard Wheeler Gets 10000 Votes
Republicans Claim Gain of Nine
congressman in the Empire State
The Committee of Seventy's Can.
didair Elected to the Mayoralty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08

Henry Ieigrest. miser living near
here died Saturday. aged 81 years. He
willed his property and money to neigh.
bors Several hundred dollars were
found In the cellar.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08

Nine. and possibly Ten congressman
Chosen Labor Vote Upwards OF
1900 The Legislature Republican
Throughout Returns Show Steady
Republican Gains = Reports from
Many Counties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
A HUMAN AVALANCHE
FALL. or AWNINGS CARRIES POO
rlE TO DEATH.
THOSE REloW FARE EVEN
WORSE THAN ABOVE.

\ Large crowd Witnessing Il Circus
Parade Meets IN Awful Fate-Awn.
ings Collapse aud Tumble Their
Precious Burdens ~ the Sidewalk
Medical Aid Summoned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-08
JEFF ERSON.

Elkhorn, Wis, Nov THE largest
vote ever poll"d was goven mere. The
republican state officers get 30. I'll"
democrat state officers 100, prohihi.
ton 33. peoples ,. Congressman
cooper 25o. KuIl 1870, Kay 30. All
precincts heard from give republican
gains.
Lake Geneva, Nov. This city
gives Tpham $50, Peck Ill. Cleghorn
III, republican gain Of 81. For con
sress Cooper gets BIS and kull los.
For assemblyman Grier 352, Briesel
lul. I.abarr 81 Cooper, frep.1, j. no
doubt reelected u congress. The re-
publican county ticket is also elected.
Whitewater Nov Z Whitewater
rity and town give t'pham Co., Peck
:3o3. 4 republican gain Of 81 Cooper.
.rppl. for congress. gets 49, against
81 FIR hnl The county republican
tiekpt il undoubtedly elected
GREEN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05
Full and Complete Line Groceries and General Merchandise Always Stock

M. the occasinn ior dispute between
hi avn cinnirynrn and those who had
sought his conversion H. thraisiain
faith The dnrior goi lonrsnmc last
night aud, wandering down into the
innglr- ri franklin avenue, wa- al.
United lo the shack ri Anderson, closely
followed by officer johnson. The
opinion NJ headquarters !. that lucy
should get ten years anl that the Mon
COLIN should h. released. rrihune.
The nysrrct cold Mining and Milling
Company Ncrr incorporated by the
probate court, Monday, with capital
stock u 500,OO0 shares. They will
operate ou l,aldy mountains, brigham
u. nargrr was elected president, John
G. Christensen, yioc president aud
treasurer anil Henry Rosely, secretary.
This company owns tine prospect.
They have q tunnel Ia tiiiy feet and The
ore vein Is well defined. The ore is Tree
milling and assays iiom so to go In
gold 10 the ton -salina Press.
sarah I Vincent al this city has the
greatest cause ior grievance according Ia
her allegations against John q. Vincent.
She rcciles that they WeIe married In
this rity an November ., 1861. ON
the night Of their marriass hs went III
aud remained away al . O'Clock In the
morning, when he returned intoxicated,
aud commenced to abuse her by calling
her vile names ani saying he did mol
want her fora vile any way On Jnly
9Th be drove her from hi, home aud TOLD
her 10 usllr ior herself and child. H.
has refused To provide lor her and ih'
child aud threatened To ~ TO Mckee
with another woman. She asks ior
decree 81 divorce custody VI their ininO
child, aud lor alimony aud attorneys
ices Provo Enquirer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05
rnrsr,rn ~ rn,ns.
4 summary ~ spseat rslsIfAms q"
uTadstTssts

4 summary ~ spsc,ai rsisUTAms t1
nTadstFssts
The feature IN general trade through.
out The country is found in ms'leiaie
reactions within the week, laprr par
iionlarly In the volume VI purchases ol
staples west. Whrrr trade has hsen quite
nciiyr. aud ~ eastern points; In the
COURSE al prices, the week falling io
shou any upNar' movement VI note In
this line, and la HE check 10 husinr-s
south, together with damage to The
rice aud orange crops Leading lobbers
At distributing poials which Tor month
past have reported relatively mCsl
isyorally concerning the course 81 bu'i'
ne-s baltimore. -. Louis. Nashville
aud Chicago send modified adyices ~
I 10 activity ani the bright outlook
What has made another lowest price,
aud Indian corn aud oats have both
declined Sugar and coffee record lowei
figures. anl another lowest price tot
cotton has had an uniAV0rahle influence
ON the tone VI business al imporlan
southern markets. particularly Ia Wsv
u acu,iy 4 rsesipis Vi that. staple
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

Bns'em-r ply irpn sales show % loo ~
- cents aud steel billsi- almost a.
much. standard brands oi forge iron,
west aud south, sloa like icprcrsions.
~ the trade admits production ha'
exceeded consumption. The com
spicn,ouly irregular price h Ter luml-r,
II being fairly active hui low nj Minnrap-
oils. hut sitter Al ~. lnnis Ia contrast
with alVices from Chicago aud else
where. Leather il fairly firm, aud In
distribution dry goods, shoes. millinery
aud notions lead.
Rank clrarings ~ cities throughout
the United States aggregate 5000
O00 this week, q falling Oft NJ per cent
from the week before. but : per cent
more than IN the last week Of ssptem.
hcr, 1898. AZ compared with the week
Ia ls92, the decrease during il,' past
week amounts IN - per cent. Corrected
comparative totals furnished hy iiuiialo
show 4 moderate gain ~ that point con.
irasied With a year ago. Detailed clear
Jugs .hoN that weekly decreases from
last year include only a dozen out oi
seventy cities. chiefly those supplying
the nurihwssieruiegi ION recently affected
by dionih. aud several NeM England
and southern points affetted hy special
, influences.
Exports II wheat land tioui ~ wheat
both coasts. United States and Canada
this Nerk, have laden oh some, amuunt'
~ 90 2 Boz 900 bn.hel', against J,hJ5,
uOu hushis lat week and .. ibn,ua
hn-hsls IN the week aSear agu. l9,
YEAR ago The total Was i,O,b.OO llifr'
wears ago ., 900 bu-hrls aud lun
yeais ngo J9s ,OOO bushels,
l.suduinNuol -zlea LaYH proved di-np
pointing Ia those Who predicted ~ An
lippnted heavy pufchasea lor lhr Alnsr
i,an market aud rapid advance In pi,er
On this side quotations ars or cent
. tireces particularly being weak, Their
p 10 n better trade IN territories and Au-
ITALIAN. Distribuiion NJ dry goods iroi
eastern points has declined on the slack
ening Of tall demand. Lille coniidenc
, !. placed by hulrrs Ia the higher price
tor c0ltons dns Ia strikes VI Operatives
% aud print cloths are weaker. nnnesii
WOODEN manufacturers report anacii,
= present business, hat little In sight f
u spring. with competition keen hetNes
q foreign aud domestic men'r-wrsr Nno
q rn-.
- Actual business failures for nii
u month. those In which liabilities 81
Is cved assets number 1921, Il p'r eel
- less than last wear. Total d-bisoi tho
Re falling amount to ,ilO,61I ,OOO, only on
d third Nc much ~ the aggregate In lsii
II snd a smaller total than Ia couespnn
q iny periods IN 1891, 1884 aud 1883. 4
le sells ol those failing ihis ycar amount
~ t6H 701 ,OuO, one quarter Ut What ih
l. mere last wear. Eleven sialrs, y,
B" llH.pshire, Rhode Island, renns
III wanna, Delaware, Wisconsin, Virgin
81 Wsst Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana. G
OF iiornia and Washington rep0u nv,
&c failures thns lar this year than Ia
ut kh"ds island, Louisiana aud Washi'
~ ton, strange to say, furnish liabilit
ls. also in excess Vi totals a year ago, /
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05
BRIEF TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

The sugar factory has commenced ils
seasons run. II IL expected that four
million pounds Of sugar will i~ made
this ysar.-Manli Sentinel,
A new and quite valuable strike is r..
t.ofisd TO have been made recently on
the mining claim opened 10y Henry
Wells. aud partner In Inv Fork can, on.
-Bingham Bulletin.
Nr. GeOrge Norman, Who has super
intended the running oi the long Niagara
tunnel for year past, will next week
return to PARK City again, where he hHs
s,TppIed position with the Alliance
mining company, - bingham Bulletin.
The bceis are rolling inlo the factory
Ia m unprecedented manner They are
extremely good In quality, sud sfe yield
ing most satisfactory to the acre, Icing
mostly oi the white Kind, and said Ia be
heavier than the red -lehi Banner
ltirwith regret w note the death Vi
Oliver =. Lennon, VI Mil Greek, whose
sad accident was noted IN our last issue.
Mr.. Lennon was an old pioneer, aud
held the respect nj all our citizens. lie
was Al years Of aye. MAy he rest In
peace. Sandy American.
: A most horrible death WAS in slofs iol
James Kent, resident oiihs Filth ward
VI thl. city, Death cams To him Ihnrs
day night and he met II like brave
man. Ia company with a number o
4, ,.,hsG gentlemen MI. Kent vas workiny
At lne Hercules power dam Ia Logan
canyon ON the day named aud be
tween the hours Of 3 ANA w. NJ, hr Wa
caught between two large rocks aud th'
life crushed out VI him.-l-Gain nation
ON Monday this week the Rock
Mountain Bell Telephone Co. com
inenced work on the new telephone lin
which 10 10 connect Eureka with sal
Lake via Mercur aud Fairfield. TIL
work has been greatly delayed OWN
to the non.arriya ol the poles TIL.
have At length been received and NJ
work will be vigorously prosecuted an
~ October 10th II IL expected that "
all hays direct connection 10y 'phur
slth the great gold camp and VII
utah'u metropolis. This line will be-
great convenience 10 the people Of Tint
and will doubtless he gieally appreciate
and leb-rally patronifrd.- 'rinlic Mine
chin Man Chun, Mongolan mel
hsr OF the MEDICAL profession whn
single hangs nom 9Oj Idaho slre'
Boise City, was dragged from one oi q
shacks OF Franklin avenue last night
vas also Lucy Anderson, hir rompr
lon. aud the lNo ale booked on Il bla
charge The reason that the twain VI
not held on specific charge Was
cause Of grave doubt as 10 NhelhrI
vac = case for the United States Go
missioner OF ons coming within The lu
diction oithe police court. The man
the case came Ia the clH In answer
telegram requesting his services II
bedside Of aeorgs Chin Luni who
e gently disi IN 1os sn9 who's iua'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

Sales during the past week ~ the
three Chief markets have been a little
less than i0r the saine weeks last wear
i,lA5,GO0 pounds against I, 40 800 a wear
ago. aud Tor four weeks Of September
the sales have been ~ ,362 300 pounds
against ll,s2I l26 last year. and 81 ,0so
600 In 1892. The advance In the London
sales does not prove satisfactory 10
dealers here, aud the tendency III tie
market h -onisWhat weaker. A. Boston
territory WOOL for NOrsted manuimtulr
is sill in good request, aud there !.
someN hat more des,aud Tor medium and
coarse teees, though IL IL thought inni
prices will have 10 shrink little u
meet London quotations,-Dun's Re
view.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

these + mall and ii little significance.
III. other states mentioned furnish
heavily decreased ioials NJ liabilities,
notwithstanding gains In numbers Of
failures.
u-neral irade l. quiet At BOSTON Ia all
lines, hui BaltimoreJobliers are advised
10y travelling salesmen Of a fair business.
Philadelphia manufacturers II cotton
aud N"olen dress goods are we'll en-.
played, but orders ior dry goods and
groceries have fallen Oh. AZ Pitl.burg
the volume ii business !. lair, but prices
tend lower, ani there &. less request Tor
iron aud steel.
Several wesleri ccnierr report favor.
able features In general trade, notably
Detroit, Whcre iobhing is more active
and collections have improved, aud
Louisville, where there IL decided
gail In distribution, not only ~ CON.
pared With September last year, but IN
SONS instances compared with sepien.
lef, 1892 IL il Of Significance also that
Milwaukee aud Dulnth bankers report n
better feeling In trade aud mors active
demand ior money. But al 81. Louis
there IL less activity Ia financial circles
than earlier In the month, although IN
other directions previously reported
favorable conditions are well main
tained. A. Chicago, while sales OF shoes
aud Of leather have Increased Hons.
what, the distribution VI dry goods aud
Vi clothing has fallen oh. There IL =
lair volume ol business reported by
Kansas CITY iobbers. and trade al ON
ala und Minneapolis 10 practically with
oui change. The volume 0i businrs'
II moderate ~ San Francisco, although
tive more vessels have ieen takqtla
lnad with wheat Al 25s Ia Cork Tod
rfs. In the state VI Washington W u
nnd hop crops haNs been harvested
which will make shiptnsais HloIs ggiIgg
hut ~ Portland trade Ia quieler, and ihl
loss NJ the grain elevator has cheeksi
. shipments NJ wheat
less satisfactory reports come irOii
. tomr ol the mufs important distributing
points south osing iO the effect Of ihl
STORM. Augusta reports the outlook M
Il 20 bright, and refers Ia the low price u
- cotton aud IL -lirri ~ the pufchRsiul
4. power NJ producers. ueneml bushes
has been unsettled al-o at Savannah an
. Of jacksonville, and rice aud rAne
=, crops have suffered There bus been ~
q material gain Ia business al New o.
=. leans, importation oi fruits and receipt
VI bulk grain iOr expott heing light
y There has boon q fair business IN harl
n ware az Chattanooga, hnt other lines I.
T. port less activity. Nashville says iro
A.
" auister Buslnsss l. pTa.tlrally Nm
changed NJ Charleston, Memphis an
u Hittuiuvhnu
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

II is Important 10 keep ihr liver and
Kidneys IN goYd condition, ll0oi' =
sarsnparilla is the remedy ior inyigorai-
ing these organs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05
WOODEN SHEETS, SHOES, CLOTHING, ETC.

Why wait ior winter buy sheets When you eau
buy them at half price now have fine line OF these
goods which 1 will sell you NOW only 81 per pair.
have just received 6ne ne Ladies' aud Cents Dancing
Pumps. Call aud see them.
An Elegant Line Of Gents aud Chrens Clothing Just Received
For few days will sell Boys Knee Pants the pairs for soc
An elegant Line OF Winter Dress Goods Marked Cost
Remnant calcos at Almost Nothing. will have Genuine
Clearance Sale aud the will loaded with bargains
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05
The Following Goods offer you BELOW
Look at These PriCcS:I-

LADIES, READ TIIS;
Night closing out at
Below Come look these
Babies
etc
you obliged pay double my
RAILROAD MEM, ATTENTION.
full line of Indian Tan Buckskn Gloves 81
duplicate them in this section
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

Provo Yarns high eolor per pound, 90
knitting Worsted black aud white pei pound 80
~G German Knitting Wosed, cooed. pound
Wool Batting, per pound 10
Canton Flannel Uudeshiils ioh lot each 45c aud .oo
aliorna Flannel Uudeirts red aud blue job lot each
Job lot Of odds aud eus in Underwear price in
order make lor large stock OF tall goods.
H-No Black Corses sizes from Is up regular price,
sL2s selling .......... rs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-25

THE lawlessness condition of
affairs as they have prevailed in
the Indian territory for the past
few months has brought that
country to be looked upon as n
veritable land Of robbers and
outlaws, and where neither life
nor property ia safe. Recently
men have been held up and rob-
bed in broad day light and towns
and express ofiicies have suffer-
ed the same fate at the hands Of
bands of brigands who, accord
ing TO reports Of newspapers pub
lished along the scenes OF their
exploits, make no effort to con-
ceal themselves. The result is
that reign of terror exists in the
lllill ooIl.cy all Tho attention
of the chiefs at Washington has
boon called to these facts. The
opinion of course prevails at
Washington that the whole law
less element should be driven out,
but the best methods to be en-
ployed 10 accomplish this have
not yet been arrived at. The de-
partment doubtless will take ac-
ton in the matter if il sees that
the local forces are inadequate TO
the task Of restoring law and or
der. In the meantime the advo-
catos of a change in the affairs of
the government Of that much
coveted country have fallen heir
TO some strong arguments in their
favor. - Gainesville Register.