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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

LANCASTER, PA, April 24.--Last
night about midnight the Pennsylvania
railroad station at Watts was badly
shattered by dynamite explosion.
There is no clue to the identity of the
miscreant or the motive.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
Anniversary of odd rellowship

The 10Th anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship will be celebrated to-day. The
celebration arranged for by Amity
Lodge of Camden will be the only OBJ
seryance Of the event in Delaware. An
address will be delivered by the Rev. T.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
Thioves Rob Harvard,s Bonthouse.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, April 24.-While
the Harvard varsity crew was out on
the river, last night, thieves entered the
boathouse, which had been left in charge
of boy, and secured seven watches
and considerable sum of money. De-
tectives are at work on the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
a Negro ohargea wI,h Lnrosnr

Harry Frazer, eolored, was arrested
at Eden Park by an officer yesterday
afternoon, charged with stealing $1S0
in money, a gold watch andsa revolver
from Thomas Porter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
Hills TALKS TO THE POINT
bis Ringing Speech on the
Wilson Tariff Bill.
)EMOGRATS CALLED TO DUTY
rhe Bill Would Pass in Less
Than As Hours

a the other Democratic Senators and the
Chair Felt Ms Ho Does--IiiS Contempt for
the Traditions of the senate--Tho Bill
rs Party Measure and a Democratic
Senate should Pass IL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

The Pusey & Jones Go. is putting o
new bow on Pierre Lorillard's house
boat Caimar. The craft has been
heightened twice and her appearance
has been considerably changed. When
the alterations now in progress are COM
pletei she will be handsomely repainted,
her sides being decorated in imitation Of
an elegant passenger car.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26
THE CENIREVILLE MURDER
Further Particulars of the
Tragedy.
LEAGER'S STRUGGLE FOR LIFE
The Farmers Stepson May
Live. 5-...

Details of Thursdays Murder Near
Centreville--The Goolness of the Negro
Murderer, William Jackson-His Iin-
pert!nenGe to Mrs. Leager--Lodged in
Centreyillu Jail and Heavily Ironed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

The Pusey e. Jones Co. is repairing the
United States Light house steamer zizania.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

two centsa bushel. And yet Republicans
get up "scary talk" to frighten farmers
about the competition with India, where
plowing is still done with the fork of a
hook.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

Chief Justice Lore is still very weak
but is improving.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-26

One Fatally, Five Seriously and Others
Slightly Wonnded--Due e. a Deiuand
for tho Surrender by tho Authorities of
SocialIstie Documents Captured by the
Pol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06

ans bttrGhtllhcr N0bc 0cu Otccrcss
gruuO iCbcn fam, mas unmJttelbar BON
Der SberlIGte ans nid)t E0glid iii.
Sin ruiTihcr Stub5Oii;icr, 9tamcnS
&OuuultO, but Dor eini9cr 3eit in OicIer
9eiicbuu9 slHiQcNtltt5ciluugcn gemad)t.
2m 21. 2lugulI 1876 w0reE Yforct unO
Ouiaure uOu GbcrbOurg aus in cinenI
yuItballon auigcltjCncu uno laben IN cIs
ncy N0bc BON 100 Wt. III lb,cr Sermuus
beruna, oaB Der Wieercs9ruuO (oer eng
lilhe &anaO nit aQcu lclncn GiuScls
bclten iidttar mar, trosOem Die &icie
icneS Otcerc9tbCiIt6 nidt meniger, alS
60 - so Wtetcr bctrGgt. Die &lippeu
aui ocm Gjrunoc uuo bic Su0munscn
;eid)netcn iid 10 ihari ab, baB muu
cine &0rtc Des Oiecre5booeuS bate auis
ncbmcn t0nutu. 0icIe GbatIahe lit
oaun pom piCIcu onOcrcn Suitlaiiisru
beltGtigt wOr0cn. &OUanifo lelblt hat
ric Gjelcgenbtit 9ebabt, pom EuftballOn
nuS Oen 8Oocn oC@ gaoo9us Sees mo
uno auocrCr Scc'n III bcobudtcn. Der
Soben mar lClbit ans elmer S0be uou
3OOG 0ietcrn 10 Oeutlid lihtbar, oaB
man cntlhe0cn fOHutc, in wcI6em
6oGc iih elm Shiii ieitfabrcn piiroc.
- Surnb erubarbt proOu>
5ut lif jcet mn ais OtittagS Siinit!cs
rim, Oa iie n;u atgcipuuut lit, um ibrc
9tGhte I'll opIcrn." Sic bar lib auf Elm
Wtutince 9(uuorciI. @aitIpiel Ourh
SdottIan0 uuO GuQlano begebeu. Die
0tanagcr5 9lbbeD uuO @rau ltelltcn Der
&iiultleriu elUcn Grtrajug nit Sdl0f@
wa9cu, Sooewagen, 9(eltlurGtiOnswas
gen uu6 Splcl;Immer sur SerIiigung
uno Sablcp Sarab Scruburot, Die ua=
tiirlid mi; ibrer gauaen @leielli9aft rellt,
1900 6rouc5 tG9lid. @eipielt miro
uur Pa Go5ca, uuo ;uar in Gbinz
burg, Glus9om, 8raOiOrS, Sirmin9z
ham, giuerpOOl unO Niondcitcr.
- Sclb itmorbnerlu d ans
9 SpaB. 2luS GSien lplro beri6tet;
Sin Observation-Disclosures bcmerfte
SamItog uab 0titternad)t, al8 CT cIs
ncu 9tuuO9aus nadltc, I'M Oonaufanal
oberbalb Der Stefaniebriide etnen jun
gcn Wtann, Der nit Dem &Orper bis
gum 6alic I'M gSaiier ltut unO NIT BEN
SGnben an elmer Blatte id) ieltBielt.
Der Mu6tmann, wcld5er annebucn
nnBte, Der lungc Wtaun babe cincn
SeIbitmOrbueriud unternonmen, elite
iibcr Die 8Oidung sum llicr unO 3Og Oen
pcrmeintli6eu %cbcusmiiOeu aus bcm
9SaiIcr. 2lui Die Wa6itubc gcbrutt, CAB
Der Surl6c an. OuB CT brr6au5 niht
leben5iberOriiiiig lei, iOuOcrn iib nur
iber3eugcn wOlltc, wie lange cS Ouucrn
miiroe, biz cin Siherbcitswudltmann
sur 9lettun9 berbei fame. Der Suri6e
wirb poliiciIih beitruIt werben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06

unb Ser bette 6rsuuS, Der Gle ME i'm
Stide ldBt, 1T Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (Oas rOths 3)-0us lit, mas
Gie bel @ripabnuns bieier pOr;Islidsn
9eber= Wcoi;in u:rnsbm.n, unO NiemanO
IOnte iid) IberreOen laisn. OaB irSenO
stwas NnOsrcs cbsniO gut ift.
Gr lit Der 8Onig uler 2e6.rs0tcbisn
n.n; er lit beher, wie BilIen. unO usrtritt
bic Gteue pon @binin unb GnlomcI.
Gr uirtt buctt auf Die 9e6er, giier.n
unO Gnsau.iOe unO srscnst in 9uu;cn
Spltcm neuts 2ebeu. Dies lit olc 0tes
bisin, Die Gle ululden. Son ollen
apothcfeln uerfauft-in fliiIiacr 6orm
ooer ais Bulucr, nm lie trOden cin3untbs
men ober I'M Sbee oarauS Su MAIDEN
@ SeoeS gadet-Ss
hat DIN S.stempeI IN Roth aui Der gerpa dung
s. s. 3eiIin & &omp.,
S9IldeeVbiG, -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06
Sermildltes aus der altcn 9Gclt.

-Spfer be8 &rie9es.-Gie
r2lnnales o'Sp9icne YubliQuc" brtn9en
eincn itatiitiidcn Bcri6t iiber bic lett
ciuem JabrbunOert 0urd Die &ric9e in
Tranfrcih psruria6te Sterblidfcit. gSle
aus bemIelbcn erlidtltd, mar oas fran>
;0liIhe 0esr su Yrsinn Der 9fsuolution
10000 Mlann itart. QSabrenO be8
3abreS 1893 wurOen ua6 uno natl
1,38O,OOO Solouten uufge6Oten, bon
oencn lid ctlua 100000 auf Die ocr'
IaieSencn Shlu9tfelber begabsn. 1898
mar Don Oisi.r 2esiOn foum nod Gin
0rittel abriq. 9t0h Scrluuf BON 5cbn
3abrcn, Oas lit uoh Oen 8rts9cn in
Sclgicn, an &betn. icnicitS Der Alpen,
Der YDrendcn, in Gggptsn uno Der &ens
See, mar Oo5 frau5Oildle Seer auf 677,'
58S Waun 5uiumnen 9.iamoljcn. 5n
Dem 3eitraum uon 1800-1815 tOitsten
Die &rlegc bcs Soniulats unD be8 STAT
ierreide8 5psi Od(IiOncu 0tenidcnz
lc6cn nah Sbiers, Orei WtiQiOnen na6
@barles 9ti9ct. Die Sabre Scr 9fez
ltauratiOn, rer 5ulis&egi.rung waren
fir 6rantreid usrbaltniBmGBig iricOz
lide gswsI.n trOe Oss ipauiden &rlcs
ges 1928, beS sriediihea 1928, ter
Groberung 9lls.rien's 1880 unb Ger
@innabme BON 9lutperpcn 1882. llnz
fer Dem slueitsu Suiierreih crlltt Die
frans0iiidc Bcp0ltcrung mieoer unses
bcucre &srluitc burdJ ben 3rlmfrIeg,
ben italiruii6en 6tlO;ug, bic Grpebi~
tionsn nad GBiuo unO Yferlto unS
enStid) Our9 ben Srieg BON 1870-'71.
g&dbrenb ocs Srjenticlbjuges 1854
-'56) erla9en BON Den 3O9, 900 Sole
oaten, sic oaron Gbeil senOmm,n, 95,z
615. Der italieniite &rieS 1890
fOroerte 10, 200 Spfsr, parunter $500
auf Den SdIadtfelOcru 9ebliebcue uuo
44O0 in ben SOpitalsrn geriAIeOsne.
Gon ben 5000 an Der dtneliihen GT@
petition 186O-'61 8etheiligten iielen
1000. llebsr Sis &crluIte in DteritO
manqcln genaue 9lu8lueiIt. Dem
bsutidsitouiOitiacn Sriese iin0 se9em
139, 900 GO0te uno 143,000 Seruuns
octe suSuihrtibcu. 1881 bis 1885
iOlsttn Sic GrpcbitiOuen nud GunsiieH,
Sonfin, WtaOaguStar, Sbcrienegal
uuo Cuban. gSdbrenb oe5 criten 3ubz
res Der Sccupution pom Gunciisu mar
oas aQgcmcjnc 8erbaituiB Der Sttrb>
liAfeit in Der 2lrmee, cas- uOu 1877
1850 - $50, 6.23. 7.99 unO 9.72
pro utllle, aui 11.9o gcltiegcn. 1888
Itar6eu ie 90 pon 1000 Otanu ser 0rz
peoition5truppeu. GOn 1883 bis 1889
i6mantte Die Ster6llhtcit im Deere jHs
erit ;wiihen 7.05, COS, 6.98, 7.13
pro AJtiOe, I'M Ounu idJIi:Bltb aui $50,
6.15 un0 6.19 III fallen.
- ger erunter8e9angtner III L
iiid: WiOnitor 9tuliaIfa" lou Jest nit
6Ilie eincs EuitbuQOu5 uufgeipiirt psr@
Sen. gHic mon Der r&0In. .3situng"
ans 0cliiugfOrS idrcibt, iinO bic crltcn
Sdrluc ba;u id)On geihebsp. Solhe
llntcrludungen srlhetncn aui Den crlten
Bid ieltiam, bod lit ben Eultlt,ntcu
Sic GbatioAc uidt unbsfGnut, OoB man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06

AT sieben. Die SnrorSreqicrun9 lit oa:
her entlblOneu. GOr.a unO China ge~
9eniiber 6en StauOpunft rwublwOll:r'
Ger gt,utralitGt" ciu;unebmen, nitbt
uber iid I'M Gintlang nit curoralib:n
g0tadtsu euentucI nit 8aficngswalt III
bic SGnOel Der be5opIten 0erridlalten
cininmil6en. 0a9esen uerbcn Ole yer.
Staatcu unabban5i9 unO Obne Hildlidt
auf anbere OiG6tc Die 9fetlte uno 81
tcreneu ibrer Siir9tr encr9iid in z duB
ncbnen, lpie es iiin9ii bel bcn llnrubcn
in 9fio DC Saneiro 9tidebeu lit.
SIN Saaa. 5. au9uh. - 9olanS
bat China unO Supan pom iciner Abz
iidlt, neutral ;u bleibeu, i'll &cnntnlB
geiest mo lrinen llntcrtbanen in o:n
SOlOnlen auI9e9ebcn, iid isocr Serlcts
5un9 Der 9tcutralitdt III entbultcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06

general S1Dlma, OF 9esenm1rttae Sc>
fetlSbabcr Or iapdnlIden Aruee in
9orea, bat SaS oeutlAe MIlitdrmcltn
Qriinrlih itubirt, uuO ouf ieiuc Scranz
lailnng wurbc rem Ieuti6cn SbC.lt
5rcibcrrn uon Gotldreiber bic 9isuz
Orsaniiiruna DGS iapuulldsu @cucruI>
ltabc5 il5crtrngen-
gSas Ole Saurcet.. femscit Mot alieS
;tittat.
Die v9tatiOnul 3eitun9" bat am
6rcita9 eincn ionberbaren 2titartitcl
iiber umcrifaniIdje auscegcubeiten ucrz
Offentlid)t. Der StIrcibrr mcint, baB
bic An9lozSahlcn uno @ermancn ibrsn
tOnun9ebtnocu Ginllu6 III ocn Scr.
Stuaten ocrliercn. Die ;ablretdle Gins
wanOerung ron irldmOiidcu Sa bOlifcn,
9talicucru uuS nnOern lateiniihcn
9fancn wiroe in nddltcr .3eit cine
&riiis berbciIiihrcn, wObura Der Staaz
tcnbunO III oei 9tepnblifen 9etbsilt
miirOe, nGmlid cine an Ser Suite bes
lti[cu NteereS, einc an atlcntiiben
SScau nno cine ailI mcrifanilden Oteerz
bNlen.
etmerifaucr in SMtId1lanD.
Ginc &:ibe bctunnter 9tnlcrifaner be-
iinocn li6 auecubIidlid tbsils ;u-ibrcm
&er9nilgeu,- tbeil6 iIts~@'eidaaFiep. iil~
9euii6luno. ltntcr bieisn fidlter Sd.
@oLSIOgtc pom 9teluz9orf, :. 9. .fOBls,
bcrGigenlbiimer pes !, ,Arllnglou>9otsls"
in 9SnIbinatOn, .. 6, SObn8. .Orafe,
Scr GigcntbHhtcr OcS r8ranO Baciiic@
SOtclo" in Gbicu9O, Srau Cabin g.
Slice unO 2luguit 6icolcr, ser 9lrbitcFt
be0 Gbicaao'cr Sdulratbs. Yhil. Cir
mour pom 9bica9o uerelni9t ba5 2lngcz
ncbmc nit Dem 9tIeliden; Ell ltuSiyt Die
aSlcil6uerbaItnillc Ocutlhlano's unb
Sfanpinapicn'S unO psrbino;t oitlc
StuOicn ;uglcidl nit elmer Scr9nits
9un9stour.
Aud Der btritbmtc amcrlfanilde Ara>
g0Oc SbO5. u. Scene lit III Der 6cldlsz
hauptitaot cineeuOiIeu, nu6Ocm er
Gnglnnb. SoQanb, Selsicu, OGucmart
unO ben Sars berciit. IS iin0 bcm gc>
isierttn Wumeu Idon mebrcrc ucrlofs
tcub: SHrten ron bicli9cn Gbcatcrs
Oircftoren Qenlad)t, unO bohltwobrz
iheiuld wiro btr 9cnlalc &iinltler n0d)s
ties Sabr ;u elmer Galtipiclzl lour burb
QcutidlouO unD Scitreih 3urIfttBrcn.
Mlerlci.
Die SGbcr unS Sommeraulentbalte
in 9eutihlano lino nit Souriltcn uuo
&uraGlten iibcriiilIt. 2lmerltancr itnO
bciOnocr8 Sahlreid III Stiiin9cu, 100 icit
Yealuu Der Sailon mebr. ais 1900
@alte ein9strasen HnO. Sn Gm8, &arlSz
bab unO 9BieSbabsu lit Der 6reubenuers
febr ebsnfuGs auber9eDObnlid itarf.
Die Scrlincr 2beuter MAIDEN CUTE
@eiAGitc. 3n y9tatioaal Sbealcr"
tam leete l&ude 0a9eWeOe'8 neusite
ShOpiuus r2luS ci9ener Strait" sur
2luiIiipruns unO srjielte elueu brillanten
GrTOls. 3m Sbsater llntsr BEN &inOen
wIro Wliu0fer'S yScttcltuocut" NIT
uO:siieli4cr Seiceuug Dor gut beiudtcn
0auicrn ge9cbcn, nnO I'M Gbcater am
2lleronoers Bias slebt eInc 9}Oultat Serz
botcue 2iebc" oa5 BubIlfum in S6aas
rem on.
Director BONart in 0Iiinden Fat
pom Yrln5 9fesenten bic GrlaubniB ers
betcn, cinem ytewz2)Orfer 2bcatcr De
rector Die beriibntteNu5ltatt su &osz
Mr's r6etn" 5u lclbcu, welhe auT Be-
febl beS uertOrbtncn G0nlg5 SHowi9
CcS s3weiten bcrScltctlt wurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06
ReiS ftcigt.
Sr1Iunc.

6uGton, 0}o., ). 2tuguit-jn Oen
hicliacn &oblcnberglucrfen bat cine
6cucrsbrunit b.utc ShaOen in Setrage
BON 1000 anQcriatct. Die Scriidc>
runQ lit unbeoeutcnO. Da8 6eucr purOc
pou auSitebenOen Grubcnorbeitern an
gele9t.
GbicasO, 5. 9tusuit.-3n eiusm
Bretterbauic, 9tr. 1893, eitzWtaStio ions
itru6e, brad bcute 9tadnlittas 6cu,r
ans, peIdeS li9 balO auf bier uu9rcnz
,euOe @ebGuoe critrcftc. Die ale ctnz
ocGlt)crt murbeu. Der S6a6en bclduit
lid, auf $4,000. lOie bod Die !oauicr
periidlert wurcn, lit ntbt bcfunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06

@cncral Sibima, O.r gssenwdrtiae 81
fctlsbaber Or iapanlIdien Arnee in
@oreu, bat baS oeutIAe Mtlitdrmcltn
9riinrli1 itubirt, unO ouf ieiuc Scran>
Iaiinng wurbc pem Gcuti6en Sbc!it
5rcibcrrn uon Gotldreiber bic 9isuz
Orsuniiirung DeS iapanlideu @cncruIz
ltabc5 ilbcrtrn9sn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06
q. %. 2Tartim,

C&SsSab ODER ftine 9eiahIun1.
Oto1 hole ft SaItimprcr gGEt.Gmpi.bunseH ooer
Iaiit lie i briefd Buieroen. gBr perp.ieH 81, duf
5000 FaticHtcn. Seine Sperat; on - tsinr aib'
baItrta Dor 6ci6,aitsu.
Sd)rtTtlite GaraLfis unb.biHstcr Seilnns Don
@rn1reu on.r srt b.i beib.n Gb.idItdt.rI ohHe
M.icronp;Houns. nj. laRs. aud has Seio.n bslleben
nlua. - uEtcriEdung irti. Dian Ieiie iit Girtulare
fomucH Die =. q. DiurrsGpmp..
Simmer 21O-212, .GauitatIez zG5ebduoe,-
(SuHi16 ,12NttcS) Baltimore, DID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06

(siathfols,r Don s. TaiH.),
eIS,ushsS6, Snltmorc=StraSe n1o YOfsStiice slrc.
gr,is bss taeIidien SIattes, surd, 3rdstr b.lor$t
12I. Sts.: faaIid,e urb Gonuta 40 :stuegabe Is
g,5ts urp Wode sahIbdr ar Die bcs Satt heoraereer
9rda,r-3aaIidj nsbf eonnfa 90 s1us aabe uris'
Vortossorausbesabluns $50 pso SebI, Iar turSs!,
mil SonrtooebIaft portcfrci, nit NbSug tnr elubs,
"a so pro Sabr, naf irseuo eiH.m Srte oes Srlar
brs, 81 mad, europa. Senutase= =@mes sabe 81
pro SGbr-0os bette uHo biutgite oemf1ae SIatf
II cen Diittel= un6 SnotaateE-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06
Spe,ieQ fir inns fabrisirt

-GiEc icoc Hausirdu IN Baltimore rIhut uniere
Gjaiclin-Sefcn, uHo pcsbalb and, ritt? Sic
-bener ol$ 8odloien iu narmen gSetter HHo as
I'M gSinter. uro oaSu forlmt rod'. baB
i bieie ScieH uOllitdHbis irei ron iiblen 8srdlen
--iiHo. Gin fciHes 5uteIdeH ais @ebroud1s=
- utiiHEs itcbt 5hren jeberseit sur Scriusuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-06
"a. Sabrgang.
5zD5oeS sAttmamSe0~0<

an;use semuFctem
S189
uup$
IS bis sl2 S298
6.mbsnibhu, Gts
9smbeuibteu BOhfu @Ors, bsber sl25 bis 80 Sts
Sduu. iOenseuse
Spue
bisbe 73 Gts
lus.paben biSbe $l2
bisb.r S179
aHut.
SSeB itwue sber so bis 40 10 Gts
br 124
&iub. @inqbam s$2..............75G
eiusbamssiOs br 1925 bis St.75
liza bIcte AX GalTOrHr S8ouOeden 80 mertb $500
$
GfaeiG
Subiumige aopfh.neberIg S1.25
SuhNumigs s5o 81.
5anptuder.
3oa bsber IS 124 Sts
81 3oa Sbang
On.. xk0 MO 400 N~..A Gx..A>G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-11
TO SOUTH AMERICA.

Perkins People Organize To GO There
The Ouicers.
A number of citizens OF Perkins and vi
entity met last evening, for the purpose
Of discussing South America, and to
organize colony. Jim Overholser
was chosen as chairman, aud after eX-
changing views an organization was
effected, to be known as the South
American league. The officers are;
jim Overholser president; o. w. Annls
secretary; John Ricketts,, correspond
ing secretary; John McCready, treas
urer.
The league will at once open cores
pondence with the ministers of the
various South American governments
now At Washington, ID. C., and with
the officials of said governments at
home, for the purpose OF gaining in
formation needful to desirable loca-
zion for a colony. The league will
hold It's next meeting tomorrow even
ing al the school house IN Perkins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-11
BALL COMMITTEES.

Arrangements Perfected for the Coming
Il. of 4. Hop.
The committee appointed by the
Knights of Pythias' lodge has COM
pleted arrangements for their fourth
annual ball and banquet, to be given
in their elegant hall on Friday even
ing, October 90, 1894. 1t will be strict
ly invitation, ard will be the opening
dance of the season. The following
committees have been appointed:
On arrangements-F II. Greer DIR.
Cotteral. Bert Callin, L. +. Leach, Jr.,
and NJ. Luther West.
on inyitation--Wm Spurlock, Dud-
l,y Miller and NJ Luther West.
On music--N. L. Cheadle, A. C..
Rhoads and l.. +. Leach, Jr
On banquet--Dr. f. O. Barker, DIR.
G. A. Hughes and DR. C, T. Cotteral.
On decoration--F A, Wyatt, Bert
Callin aud John Moore.
Floor managers-E w. Jones, A 5
DUNCAN and IL. w. Pentecost
On receptioH-F II Greer b, 4.
Eainer, c. NJ Barnes, q. r. Fegan, L.
4, Patton. j. Corbett II. w. Painter,
L. L. Delaney, Geo Willis, Ed H.
Lyon, John Il. Hale and John 5. Cal.
lin.
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ON THE TRACK.

scenes aud Incidents at the Raoes-Ia the
Grand Stand.
The track is in excellent condition,
The fences were lined with people.
The judges stand contains a lot of
the best natured gentlemen on earth.
Ed. Bentley knows his business at
the qaarter stretch gate,
Daring the $3.50 t,ot the infant of
Mrs. Joe Willis was seized with a
spasm and was in precarious condi-
tion for sever al hours.
DIR. Marion who was in the grand
stand, kindly administered to the suf-
fering child
Frank Derr suffered by the accident
- Arthur Ballinger in the mile
bicycle race Derr was directly be-
hind Ballinger and when the latter
was thrown Derr skinned his left leg
in steering out of the way.
Noel Edwards is a valuable man on
the track. Being prompt and eour-
teous he never fails to please.
The Judges are all right so are the
time keepers The association secured
good men.
One OF the most courteous and ac.
commodating gentlemen on the
grounds is MIR. John SCothorn, Official
scorer. THE LEADER man is indebted tC
him for many favors
j. A. Baker, Scott Robinson anC
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sHv. HOLT ACCEPTS.
Tie WIN Become the Pastor Of the firsi
BapiIst Church.

He WIN Become the Pastor of the First
baptist Church.
The First baptist church in this city
at a recent business meeting extended
a call TO Rev. l.. II Holt, of Emporia
Kansas, TO become their pastor. Rev.
Holt has notified the church of his ac-
ceptance of the call and that he will
be here to begin his pastoral labors
by the last of the present month.
In speaking Of the change the Em-
poria Republican pays MIR. Holt the
following very handsome compliment
as TO his christian character and
church pastorate:
Rev. l.. II. Holt Of the First Baptist
church OF Emporia, rendered his resig-
naticn as pastor last evening at the
monthly business meeting. He has
ceivcd a call to the First Baptist
church. Guthrie, oklahoma The
cuurch would not accept the resigna-
tion, but appointed a committee to re.
port TO them next Sunday after the
morning service, when action will be
taken. The many friends OF Mr.. Holt,
| i'm and ont of the church, hope that
arrangements may be made by which
he win be continued at this place. lie
/ is "A sincere christian. an able minister
and "a great worker in building up the
church under his charge The church
will hardly secure more devoted OF
successful preacher
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WILL LIKELY Be A HOWL.
TROUBLE CAUSED BY OLD
TOWNSHIP BOARDS NEGLECT
MANY CASES REMANDED FOR HEARING
The Commissioner OF the General land
once Returns to the Present Townsite
Board a Large Grist OF Cases Which
We're Handled in BuuEle-
some Manner by the Old
Hoard That Assessment.

The commissioner Of the general
land office has remanded TO the pres
ent townsite board the testimony aud
applications for lots in the following
contest cases:
h. b. Shapland VS.. Perry Simpson,
involving lot Il, block sc, East Guth-
ric; L. De Stciguer and Jennie Bio, 4
vs. Elisha Penny, lot "a, block ~,
East Guthrie; Mary A, Rose vs.. John
NJ. Allison, lots and 10, block 81, Cap
itol Hill.
The testimony in these cases not be-
ing certified, the board is directed to
endeavor to have this defect cured and
failing in this, to promptly order a
hearing dc novo.
Most of the applications are also de-
fective in that they fail to state full
qualifications TO secure title, which
Is also remedied
The board has ordered an assess
ment Of SIS in each of these cases to
cover the expenses of perfecting the
papers
1t savors considerably of brigandage
this neglect to properly act on the
cases Of Contestants, after charging
each party from $50 to 5000 for 'ex-
penses of the days contest and there
will sure be howl go to Washington
after this decision of the defunct
boards negligence
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
scenes and Incidents OF Yesterday Shows
on the Side.

Wild Jim's circus failed to appear
yesterday. Fifty dollars fee proved n
barrier.
John Hansford, living south of
town, was touched for 81 by pick
pocket
Policeman Frank Bassett visited the
far yesterday and also got in some
good work.
Jordau's museum catches the
crowds.
Two blind men with hand organs
doled out music on the Midway at so
much per dole.
The grand stand was filed with
pretty girls and charming ladies yes
terday.
Secretary Teal is right next TO his
job.
Eight pluck me" lay-outs exper-
fenced no difficulty in killing the bills.
The fair is a financial success
The candy counters caught the
children.
LEADER tips Chris .olite, Heck,
Shirley, Dolcater, Derr.
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Major Rosenbaam we're confident they
could pick the winners Loneingly
they viewed the books and then
didut bet
Berkey aud Heilman are two splen-
did overseers.
Mr.. J. b. Campbell Of Kiows, Kan.
was a guest in the judges stand yes
terday. Mr.. c is the owner OF Sym
boleer, the two-year old colt chat
smashed the records at Independence,
When the bicyclists appeared yes
terday black urchin in the grand
stand yelled: They wear no clothes
at all; tara
Capt. Taylor and pr. Landrum dis
cussed every race from a scientific
standpoint
Geo Columbia fell asleep during the
2:30 trot and dreamed that he had won
$40, 600 on Pensoria
Many prominent people of Guthrie,
oklahoma City, El Reno, Perry, New
Kirk, Norman, Edmond, Enid, Black
well, Ponca and Arkansas City o,cu
pied seats in the grand stand.
The amphitheatre will be packed
with people today.
Twenty thousand people are eX
pecicd 10 attend the fair today.
To-Day will be the best of the far
Ei<er Derr is great on spurts
Those bicyclists are decidedly de
colc Ie" said lady in the g. $. as Dol
caters neCk reached out for the wire
Supt. Geo. Taylor is untiring in tn,
discharge # his duties. What Guthri,
needs is about fifty more men like Tho
active, honest Geo Taylor.
Governor Renfrow and family occu
pied seats in the grand stand.