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The evening world., 1895-05-13
SteeraGe Passenger Jumps Over
board.

The steamship MarkomanniA, which arrived this
morning from Hamburg and Hivrs. reports that
May 4 st.erage passenger named Meta Fried.
richs. wa found missing. and Is supposed to have
Jumped overheard, She had been acting strangely
for some days. and Is supposed to have been
temporarily insane. She was a native OF Chem.
nit1. Saxony. and was seventeen ysars old.
The evening world., 1895-05-13
Aged and unaN nc.

woman. apparently seventy years old. was
Found at O'Clock this morning wandering on
Second avenue at Twenty first street. she seemed
10 be insane, and was not able to give any ac-
count Of herself tell who she was. Police
man Cox took her to the East Twenty second
Sue Hospital
The evening world., 1895-05-13
Two Little ones BADLY burned.

Martin and Joseph Spencer brothers. aged re-
spectively four and two years, while playing
with matches in their house, 1900 Avenue A set
fre to their clothing to-day. Both were badly
burned about the head and body.
The evening world., 1895-05-13

Mrs. WINsTow' $ SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething is the family benefactor. 25c.
The evening world., 1895-05-13

stood ON His Head In the street.
man was arrested last night while standing
on his head In . coal box In Broadway. Will.
iamsburg. He was held for insanity.
The evening world., 1895-05-13

NAlNTY yet sub
u stantial Side
BOARD. 3 drawers, one
velvet lined, for sill
yer, and two large
cupboards belo ";
nlate- glass m irror.
.anchion. Height,
q IT. P: width, 3 #.
4 in. (: depth, 1 II. Is
IN. : size Of glass, l5x
"a In.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
SMITH TALKS OUT.
Says rcrI,in, Is "a Viiiainou~ Cappor or LILY
Whites

Editor Leader.
Grrumr. March 1o-Dear sir:
Please allow me space in your paper
to say rcw words TO the colored
voters of this city concerning the
Saturday night scoop of the lily
whites, aided by Perkins and Port
wood. 1t was political trick con
ccivcd by the big four of the FIRST and
Fifth wards te defeat every negro ON
the ticket, and put in lilly whites
Judge Perkins claimed hc desired
TO be alderman, and after an almost
unanimous call from the Fifth ward,
at the very last moment he declined,
at the same time claiming To- his most
intimate friends that it was merely a
blind and still had them believing he
would accept until about five minutes
before ne was elected chairman, ard
by 30 doing completely upset all the
plans of those who endorsed him and
nominated the very man tEichmoud)
whom ne was SO eager TO defeat
knowing at the "a me- time unless he
seconded the nomination of Mr.. Cam
ma tx me would bc defeated, which no
up doubt was the slate. ! was urged
10y the biz four to become candidate
for school board and ! declined know
ing lllt ttNlit % ~NItf Oh lNiIht bNI
the camc. to m, and said. I'VE want
you to run, after being cutrcatei from
day TO day, ] announced that / was
i'm the hands of mv friends llct them
do as they please Judge prrkju, gave
me boost through the Capital as %
blind auGto deceive my friends and az
the last moment turned lilly white
and IN tue words OF Capt H. ID. ia Is
son, for,akrn my people and turned
away. Culorrd men think of ~ out
of about dozen Offices Mr. y ger
was not even considered by hc whites.
o where are our friends leading MS.
! advise yod to assert yourself now to-
morrow may hc too late. Docs the
5th ward belong to the big four or note
Answer me. You have been scoop a.,
the pie counter has been cleared and
the big four has been fattened or OF
the substance After reading this !
wish 10 say is Perkins and portwood
right or Taudy. pause for an ans
Nycr.
Two years ago this same thing was
done. No negro need apply. SJtur.
day nights scoop told i'm plain words
that the warming /, .till force ] have
more 10 say, but will wait aud come
iu ON the home stretch.
ln conclusion shall ask, shall, ~ O. go
to the polls like dogs' pecfully.
4 T.. SNsIU.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
THOSE UNIFORMS.
,.ui mrn Mutt No. w,nr Them, Except
Nh,u uu DutY


Adilau, General y. G.. Jamison is
,ucd tur following orders yesterday:
GuuWE. March aO. l~g5
Gyucrul orders No T.
Paragraph g. All officers and en-
listed u,n of the oklahoma National
Guard are prohibited from wearing
their uniforms or any part thereof eN-
cept when ON duty 10y orders of their
commanding officers
Paragraph . An equipments, uni-
forms and other property furnished by
the territory 90 the National Guard, Is
the property of the territory, and
when any officer or enlisted man re-
sign, or is discharged from the service
the property of all kinds and character
in his possession must bc turned over
90 his commanding OH cr and he ace
counted for iu his reports to these
headquarters.
Paragraph These orders will be
read by company commanders, and
commanders iu charge of detarhmcutS
or other subdivisions of the National
Guard. tD their respective epWmIud.
at least once month
Paragraph Commanding officers
are specially charged with the en-
forccmcut OF these orders and they
will bc held strictly responsible for
the Observance and execution of the
same Bv ORDER of the commandments
chief j. 4. JAMESON,
AU|utaut Genera.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
STRUNG UP.
A Woman in an Isolated Part OF
Nebraska Lynched
ONE OF THE PERPETRATORS CAUGHT
The Crime Credited to Nigilantes, hut some
believe cattle Rustlers Committed
IL In Revenge for Furnishing
Evidence Against Them.

BrrrE. Neb.. March 49, Some time
Friday Mrs W. r. Holton. q rcspccta-
ble woman residing alone ON ranch
in an isolated part of Kcva Paha couu-
". was assaulted and lynchcd The
crime is credited To the vigllanteS of
the district, who believed her i'm league
with cattle rustlcrs. Some think rust
Ter, committed the crime in revenge
for evidence against them furnished by
the woman.
Persons passing the ranch saturday
found the body aud reported the mat
ter yesterday The coroner found $50
ON the woman's person. which is re
gardcd as certain evidence that the
crime was not committed by tramp~
as at first supposed Her struggle
for life had been hard one The
bedding and clothing OF the woman
were torn and scattered about the
building. Her shoes had evidently
been removed probably 10y herself
preparatory to going to bed. when sur
prised by the lynchcrs. The woman
had evidently been assaulted before
she was strung up and everything
points toward a prcmeditatcd plan for
the consunmation of the dastardly
deed
No warrants have yet been made, but
"a meeting Of the best citizru, of the
neighborhood was held yesterday and
it was decided prompt measures should
be taken. and it is expected that am
other und possibly several hangiugs
will take place before long Several
persons are under suspicion and these
parties will be taken and compelled To
confess.
The latest report comes that man
named Hunt is implicated in some way
with the lyuchcrs and il is thought he
can bs forced into confession. A
number OF the alleged rustlcrS were
recently arrested and taken To Spring
view, whore they broke Jail and cs-
capped to the reservation, where they
were afterward recapturcd and con
victed The proximity of the Indian
reservation To the scene of the depre-
dation makes it possible that "a United
States deputy marshal may have TO
make the arrests il warrants are sworn
out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

OF each ward and prececint shall be az
follows, Wis
First ward, corner Of Elm street and
oklahoma avenue. Second wari cor
uer Cleveland avenue anl Division
stree J bird ward. ON east side of
Division street. between Harrison aud
Villas avenues iu George Cooley
buUdugJ; Eourth ward 1ll west No.
BILE avenue iOllicc Of Stevens a Men
cham; Bust precinct Fifth ward. first
door north Of Geo Hopkins store. ON
corner of Second street and Villas
avenue: West precinct Fifth wjrl.
corner Tenth street and Villas avenue
tCaptrs' buildingJ
The electors i'm the adjacent terri
tory attached TO the city for school
purposes shall vote at the corner Of
Clcteland avenue and Division street
The inspectors Judges and clerks OF
each ward and voting precinct shall be
as follows, viz
First ward-W. NJ. SpurIoclt. in
spcctor. J. l.. Brown aud j. Samp-
sci, Judges Dan j Morris, w $. Hun
ter and a. H. Mca', clerks.
Second ward-W. H. Hilton, insprc-
tor; John Foster and Junus Oldham,
Judges. f. T.. McCabc, w. e. Stilc, and
ID u. ARIEL, clerks.
Third vard-F Il. Morgan, inspcc-
tor: John Taylor and D. NJ Jones,
Judges; W. W. Bronson, IT, T. Ardcrv
aud james Corbctt clerks
Fourth ward W. II Mcrten, inSpcc-
tor; A. II Richmond aud j. A. Hart
Judges; r. SciNae, a. T. Jackson and
Henry Thurman, clerks
East precinct Fifth ward-G y.
Perkins. inspector; NJ. Calm and Geo.
Fisher Judges; T.. !. Saddler, w II.
Smith and Ed buckley, clerks.
West precinct Fifth ward -B. NJ.
Henderson, inspector: A. = Purtwood
and James Taylor Judges Il. j.. Jack
son, A. l. Burch and George Henry,
clerks
The inspectors, Judges and clerks
for the adjacent territory attached To
the city for school purposes shall bc as
follows. viz. John Scothorn, inspcc-
tor; j. T.. pickard and II. II Hagan,
Judges. G.. Z. Stark, j j Watl,in, and
Frank Ellis, clerks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
WILL SETTLE THE MIDDLE.
school Lands to bc Selected from the
kickapuo Reservation.

kiCkapuO Reservation.
A Washington special TO Kansas City
journal says. Secretary Smith has re-
ccived a communication from the oli-
cials Of oklahoma of special interest to
the people expecting TO secure lands in
the Kickapoo reservation. Governor
Renfrow has covered about $4,000
acres Of land in that reservation with
school land claims and he asks that
the selections thus made be approved
10y the secretary. Under a provision
IN the general Indian bill OF the late
congress the governor is allowed to
make mp deficiencies in the school
lands from reservations yet TO be
opened TO settlement The allotmcuts
to Indians in various reservations i'm
cludc about 81, 900 acres of land that
would have gone TO the territorial
school lands la order that the terri
tory might bc reimbursed for this loss
the officials were directed To select
lands from other reservations
The kickupoo reservation is small
but valuable, and selecting. the lands
from that reservation together with
the allotmcnts will take about half
the lands and takes the best in the
reservation. Should the selections
thus made be- approved by the Score
tary it will do much To- settle the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

III all all the gold i'm mint or bank,
All earthly things that men call
wealth
We're mine, vitl every titled rank,
I'd give them all for precious health.
Tn; in anguish wrote lady tea ,h -
er 90 near friend, telling of pitiless
headache, OF smar ting oain of pain in
back and loinS, of detection, weakness
and nervous feverish unrest The
friend knew both causes and cure and
flashed back the answer, Take DR.
vierce's Favorite Prescription. The
distr, ,ssed teacher obeycd, was soon
restored to perfect health, and her
daily duties were once more "a source
of pleasure. For lady teachers sales
ladies and others kept long standing,
or broken down by exhaustive work,
thc prescription is g. aoSt potent re-
stprative tonic. and certain cure foI
all female weaknesses Guaranteed
10 cure ian every case or money refund
ed. See printed guarantee around
each bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
SPRING ELECTION.

Mayor Martin Issues Iro,lana'ior Elcc.
tiun Ohiciais
Mayor Martin yesterday issued h1>
proclamation calling an ele .tiou ON
Thursday, April q Following are the
election precincts and The election
boards:
The polls shall be open from q
o'clock m. 10 o'clock p. m. on sa d
DAY Of elec.io ion, and the polling places
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
AN AWFUL SUICIDE.
william Mebber Deliberately Places Ills
Head Across the Rail in Front of q

william Ncbber Deliberately Places Ills
Head Across the Rail in Front nt q
Train.
EwARrsvILLE. Mo, March l9
William Weber, aged - years, pro-
prictor of the city hotel at this place,
committed suicide yesterday morning
at the Hannibal a ST. Joseph depot hv
deliberately placing his head across
the rail in front Of a switching train.
Before he was reached two pairs of
truck, passed over his neck, almoo I
,.evering hi, head from his body lie
was am old soldier and "a mcmbcr of
the g. A. Il. lie was supposed to he
slightly dcranged over business
troubles, as the hotel was not paying
lie leaves large family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
pRlvING-wHsEL BRAKES.
Massachusett's Legislature Nct, ON Rail
road Bill

road Ifll.
BosroN. March 49, In the Scuatc
yesterday the committee on railroads
reported a bin providing that ON aud
after January !, lSnS, NO railroad shall
use IN moving traffic between points in
this state any locomotive not equipped
with power driving wheel brake and
brake system; or run amy train which
has not sufficient number of
ears 81 equipped with power as to en-
able the engineer 10 regulate it. on
and after January I. 1860, no car, shall
bc handled without being equipped
with automatic couplero which can be
worked without going between cars.
The bill is suggested by the railroad
commissioners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
CoLoMelA's TROUBLE OVER.
The Rebels In the south American Kcpub-
lie Forced to Surrcudrr.

The Rebels Ia the south American Kcpuh-
lie Forced to Surrcudrr.
CoLoN. March 80. \ Telegram re
Bogota, announces that the revolution
n Colombia is over The triumph oi
Gen Reis the commmdcr of the gov
ernment forces. has been com.
picte, the decisive engagement hc
ing fought near Mcduga. iu th,
department of Nautaudcr The rebels
numbering 5000 who were defeated hy
Grn. Mateur> al Nuata. in the proyiuc,
uf ~ororro. and who aftcrWard, re.
treated towards Bocaiua~ have SUR
rendered 90 Gen Nttvur~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

Wanted 90 Reut-Small four q, ON
cottage furnished for light huuseleep
ing, or three furnished rooms suitable
Address o. call at Emhile- a Ca. -, !u3
Harrison avenue. lft3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

Marie Heath's company appeared at
McKennon's opera house last night
and presented the laughable comedy,
"A Turkish Bath Owing to the ter
rife sand storm which prevailed, few
people ventured out doors, hence the
audience was not large. "A Turkish
Bath" was built for laughing purposes
and active Marie Heath and her people
managed to keep the audience i'm good
humor all evening. The company is
weak in parts, but, taken as a whole,
puts up crediable performance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

Mrs. Della Morelaud, OF oklahoma
City passed through the city last even
ing cur1ute to Topeka, where she will
Join party bound on an extended
"Trip to MeNico. The party will travel
i'm "a special car aud will consist of Mr.
and Mrs A. A. lluri. MIR aud Mrs. G..
w Hurd, Mrs. Moreland. Miss Kath-
lcen Moreland and Charlie llurd. 4.
\. Hard is chief attorney IF the Santa
Fe system. and a brother-in-law Of
Mrs Moreland They will have a
pleasant trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

NEW ORLEANS. March DO The SOLE
dicr, were prompt i'm responding Co tho
call for duty ON the lcycc yesterday
aud a~ result work was resumed
early everywhere ou the river front
When seen the governor said that the
military would hc Kept nu the lcycc
for an indefinite period probably
thirty days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

FIuroid, ovarian and other tumors
cured without resort To surgery. Book
with numerous references sent ON the
receipt of 10 cents i'm stamps World 5
Di>pcnSary Medical Association, Buf-
fl|o, New York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
AYER The territory.


Htp- and Ni-haps of Adjacent Uitirs ana
Towns.
Perkins Journal: Rev j. A. Parker
territorial superintendent of the Con-
grepational church was a visitor i'm
Perkins last week superintendent
Parker has appointed Rev G.. j Bives,
who assisted him in the meetings. to
an the Pawnec Congregational pastor
ate Rev. Rives was formerly a min
ister Of the United Brethren denomi-
nation, but will become member of
the East Congregational association
and hereafter work with that denomi-
nation
Ok, City Times Journal: Rev. Har-
per has resigned as pastor of the Con
grcgational church of this city, to take
effect April J. lie will engage in the
mis- iOnary work among the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe Indians His congrega-
/ tion will be loath TO let him go, as all
who have met Rev. Harper have been
/ impressed with his earnestness and
purity Of purpose.
/ Wood ward JeiIersoniau. Mrs. Frank
! Thomas was killed by dugout falling
! ia on her at the home Of her father,
! Bartley Cain, near Usage Springs on
/ Thursday Of last week. The dugout
was used as a kitchen. which was near
Mr.. Gains frame dwelling. At the
time Of the falling in of the dugout
the whole Of Mr.. Gains family were i'm
the same and IT is wonder that more
Of them were not killed. The dugout
was covered with about three feet of
dirt The cross pole, which held mp
the roof, broke, letting it down with a
crash, and it is supposed piece of the
pole struck Mrs. Thomas, causing in
slant death.
Ok City Ollahoman: Mr.. c. G.. Jones
leaves today for an extended trip east
in the interest of the oklahoma Cen.
trail railroad As soon as he returns it
is proposed beginning the survey and
definite locating of the road
Ok City Star Hon Horace Speed
came down from Guthrie yesterday
When asked the status of the Tecum-
sch -Choctaw railroad fight, he said he
was not posted; that it was in the
hands of the department of Justice
and they would take what future
steps were necessary He thought
however, that suit would soon bt
brought against the railroad and az
injunction asked prohibiting them
from further work in the KickapoC
country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

Ed Lewis and Charles EIwood w,re
arrested 10y deputy Jnited State, mar
,hals over near the Usage nation Fri
day evening and were indicted ye,ter-
day for counterfciting. In default OF
-. 500 bond they were lodged i'm the
federal Jail last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
LIGHTS and SHADOWS.


Bricf Glances. Pointed. nt Happenings In
and About the city.
Indies don't forget the purfume day
at the Eagle drug store, Saturday,
March %, 'o5, io7 Harrison avenue.
Mayor Martin has la grippe
Jim rcntccost is slightly improved.
T. NJ. Canton, Pawner, is in the
city
Henry Friedlander is down from
Perry.
john Mulvanc of Topeka is at the
n'ya.
Dr. slocum returned from Pon.a yes
trrday.
Colonel }. -. Keister is in the capi-
tai city.
A. Caldwell of Carney, Kan, is in
the city.
A G. Cunningham left for Wood.
ward today.
Dcl, Cote OF st. Louis is registered
at the Royal
Senators Orner of End and Baker OF
Cross are in the city
Assistant District Attorney Me-
Mcchan is in the city.
Judge Mentl and j. u. Burlingame
of Perry are in the city.
Hon. D. r. Flynn and Henry ASP
left yesterday for Topeka
Mis-, Fannie Byers Of Arkansas City
is visiting Guthrie friends.
Henry Furbacl> is here from Oregon
Mo. lie is registered at the Hotel
Daily
Ensign Williams at the Salvation
/ Army barracks tonight Ills meetings
will be fine.
j l.. Calvert was attending court
| yesterday in the Benfcr case from the
Iowa country.
Doctors L. NJ. Good, r. c. Evans J.
| G. Dever and II. A. Ncbcr of Lincoln
| Ncb., are at the Daily
The first payment on the Chcyenn,
/ and Arapahoe and PottawatomiO
lands has been postponed.
Deputy United States Marshal Kel-
/ ley returned from El Reno Yesterday,
/ whittier he took train robbcr
The Plymouth Aid society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. j. NJ Brook,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

A terrible saudstorm ragged in the
city and territory all of yesterday and
last night The wind blew gale and
tons of real estate were blown from
p'a.c to place Pedestrians found j.;
hard work TO maintain their footing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
NJ f. church will meet with Mrs. Il.
f. Berkey, 123 East Noble, Wednesday.
March 2O, at . p. IN. AS there will be
an election of officers fall attend
ance is desired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
BIG SHORTAGE RUMOREO.

United states Mint At Carsou, Ncy., said tu
Ir Minus ~s5,OOo.
CARSON, New. March 1p. Andrew
Mason. of the New York assay office
and government Inspector. has been iu
town some time inspecting matter, iu
the United States mint Boo this city.
There are rumor, of shortage. which
runs up To- something over ~,'.opo The
shortage Is said tp Do iu the mcltcraud
rcGncr~' department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

The ever festive goSsips are now try
ing to stir up another scandal What
these goesips need is hickory club
vigorously piled over their heads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

The Plymouth Aid society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. j. NJ Brooks
Wednesday at . p ~. Let every meh.
Der he present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

Deputy United States Marshal Kel-
ley returned from II Reno yesterday,
whittier he took train robbcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

The first payment ON the Cheyenne
and Arapahoc and pottdwatomic
lands has been postponed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-07
- s---
Condition Of Trade.

No gold goes out, though sterling
exchange has risen close to the export
ing point, and it does not yet appear
that the syndicate has yet made any
effort to control the exchange market.
London has sold about &c, 0U0 shares of
stock during the week, and the market
is distinctly lower for railroad shares,
though a shade stronger for Trusts.
The stock market waits abiectly for
London, and foreigners show thus fal
more disposition to sell than to buy.
Withdrawals OF gold by redemption of
legal tenders have not ceased, but since
the closing of the syndicate contract
have averaged about $4,000 per day.
There is no essential change in The
money market, though rates are some
what higher. Agricultural products are
a shade higher, but without any reason
which looks to future operations. More
people are idle in the greac industries
than we're idle last week, but not for
reasons which distinctly affect the
future.-Dun's Review.