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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03
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bruises. sores, salt rheum. fever sores,
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Ptice 25 cents per box. For sale by
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Rev c. II Rogers will lecture Mt the
court house tonight on down
Brakes" Sunday morning he will
preach on the subject What Has Lib
eral Religion Done" Choice music
- IN be rendered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

The funeral of Mrs. Mitchell, who
was murdered near Choctaw City, was
held Wednesday and was largely at
tended. The preliminary examination
Of the Atkins boys charged with the
murder, will be held Aug. 20.
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The AmsrIean IIl.torIeaI ItegIster..

Agents wanted at SIS North Division
street Joe Nj. Rhodes. 723w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Furnished front room for rent, ll5I
Broad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Household goods for sale. us east
Cleveland. eff
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Stop n moment! Evcryb -'y GO to
the Salvation Army ice cream supT er
Saturday night You should 20 there.
2t2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Twenty i've laundries would pay in
Guthrie. They would not be required
to do any washing-simply pad bills
and present them. And some saloons
could be run on the slene plan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Rev John +. Palmer, who has been
appointed presiding elder of the central
district as successor of Rev Joel f.
Smith, will preach in the First NJ. Il.
hurch next Saturday evening and
hold sacrameutal service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Rev J. +. Palmer has been appoint
ed presiding elder of the central NJ. Il,
district, vice Rev. Joel Smith, re-
signed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Rev O. G.. LeGrande reports the
marriage, Wednesday, OF VIM Randall
and Martha Howard Of Deep Fork
township.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Pedro Romero scored several encores
on his own compositions at the band
concert last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

District court will be in session to.
day for few hours aud then adjourn
until Septem ber.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Tom McDuffy was released from the
federal Jail Yesterday after doing Il
year for perjury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
uri'f Eituccs, Pointed. AZ Happenings q
aud About The CITY.

mri'f GI,ucc-. Pointed, at Happenings IN
"nd About the CITY.
Judge Harris is down from Perry.
Frank Gesler OF Newkirk is in the
city.
Miss Gertie Dove is reported serious
ly ill.
Mrs Geo Todd Of Perry is visiting
Mrs, Stiuson.
Rev. Delapaine Of Perry was In the
city yesterday.
MIR. Whipple of Kansas il the guest
Of Banker Turner
------------
Amos Ewing, of Kingfsher was in
the city yesterday.
Chief Justice Dale and wife will
leave Sunday for Colorado.
Miss Lille Mater is down from Perry
the guest of her brother, Frank
The military band gave an interest
ing concert on the acre last night
The Anchor saloon will give grand
opening tonight. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Delay pleas
antly entertained the Epworth League
last evening.
District court will be in session to.
day for few hours aud then adjourn
until September.
Pedro Romero scored several encores
on his own compositions at the band
concert last night
Tom McDuffy was released from the
federal Jail Yesterday after doing Il
year for perjury
Rev J. f. Palmer has been appoint
ed presiding elder of the central M. Il.
district, vice Rev. Joel Smith, re-
signed.
Rev @. G. LeGrande reports the
marriage, Wednesday, Of VIM. Randall
and Martha Howard, Of Deep Fork
| township.
Rev. John +. Palmer, who has been
appointed presiding elder of the central
district as successor of Rev. Joel +.
Smith, will preach in the First NJ. Il.
c hurch next Saturday evening and
hold sacrameutal service.
Twenty five laundries would pay in
Guthrie. They would not be required
to do any washing-simply pad bills
and present them And some saloons
could be run on the sgene plan.
Rev. c. II Rogers will lecture Mt the
I'll. ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Delay pleas
antly entertained the Epworth League
last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

The Anchor saloon will give grant
opening tonight. All are invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

The military band gave an interest
ing concert on the acre last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Miss Lille Mater is down from PER-
the guest of her brother, Frank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-03

Chief Justice Dale and wife will
leave Sunday for Colorado.
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Frank Gesler Of Newkirk is in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
MI N Y ON
Mr.. j, T, Ashbu Says His I'm
proved Homeopathic Rene
dies are Worth More Than the
Whole Medical Family.
james T. Ashhy, retsrsburg. Va. says:

james T. Ashhy. Petersburg Va, says:
! AN aged friend OF mine bad rheumatism
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Munyon'D Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
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CITY BREVITIEs

Born to Mr. and Mrs. II " Atom ~
nos Capitol avenue n cir, '''N'' u
| !, pa,,ras,
r''stHtg mouse, reports the bank move
"rnt Tor teeeinheF :" as N'SVl,iSo'
The Sangerhuud win have their Christ
mas tree md annual celebrati ton at their
nan, on Preston street. on recemhrr 20.
Az lois Chapman street, Fifth ward. last
night Mr.. NJ b, Giles ana Miss Allie West
CQu were united In The bonds CT wed!ock,
KEY y, l.. Hendry officiating.
President John II. Kirby of the Uous
ton Base Ball association, has called a
meeting of the directors for Daceuhcr
A. 60, r,A.i..t.
~ az Itlirai Nhrlsllall church the chris
r Mat n'Nuea .oIers WI hpIl sunrise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Robert NJ Williamson of New Or
leans * In thu city.
Mrs; NJ. Hecht of Beaumont is visiting
street.
Miss Louise V. rye of Brazoria is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Morgan, No. 2i01 stump
ter street.
Hon jonathan Lane Of Lat;range was
In the city yesterday aud returned home
last night
he city Yesterday en- route TO Bryan, to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. j. c. Florea of Stafford is spending
me holidays with her mother, Mrs Y.
Dunlop, 1902 Smith street
Rev Walter F.. Tynes. after an absence
| of six weeks lecturing In the State, has
returned to the city.
Miss Jenny Lawlor who is attending
school IN Galveston. is spending the hoh-
days with her parents.
Miss Agnes Adams OF Chappell Mn Is
in the city, the guest Of Mrs. John Stadtler
OF lib Chenevert street,
pr. p. 5, Jenkins deputy great mcohonee
of the Improved order OF Red Men. WIS
III the city yesterday en- route To Orange
The many friends of Miss Grace Whit
! tenhurs VIII be pleased TO know thar she
| Is recovering from her recent spell of
| sickness.
Miss Lawney Chamberlain. WHO is at
tending school at Galveston, is spending
! the holidays with her mother, Mrs. r, i.
| Chamberlain. &.
MS Ms F., Raphael has sqne TO Little
| her parents. Her daughter. Juliet ac-
| comrHnied her.
RAYMOND Mobiles son of the late c. VI.
MOBILES has returned from the Asricul-
| holidays at home.
Mr. VIM, Bnliugsly of Riverside. Iowa,
| VINO Is visiting the coast country prospect
I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
SHORT NEWS STORIES,

SILVER CITY.-Thc commanding Of
ticer nj Fort Raynrd has received mes
sage from san Carlos reservation saving
that fifteen bucks left the reservation
with the avowcd intention Of joining the
band of renegades now out.
ONIAHA.-The jury trying James Isb
| Tor the murder of William Chappcllc Junc
y was discharged, being unable 10 agree.
lNh alleged Chappelle hypno,ized and
ruined Mrs. lsh.
IIIISBl RG.-Betwocn 5.OO0O 900 mud
o,oUooWo bushels of coal got away To-
day for the South and half rs much moro
Will leave tomorrow
PROVIDENCE, Il. I.-Whittle. Hahn
Co; dyers and hlcachcrs in this DIV
and East Greenwich, have failed A..
cts S2'd'S2o; liabilities, $4,000
Senator Hale OF Maine has introduced -
lolht resolution which directs the seer.
.aiN 81 tne navy 10 accept the ram Kah-
/ States navy N'''''"
BERLIN.--A sensation has hecn
caused by the fact that Dr. Fritz Frcd.
mann one of the best known LAWYERS
here, ia missing. ''''
SAN AUTOMOBILES nrisonors
were taken to the United States prison
nj l'eavenworth, Kan, THAR sentences
asgregauns seventeen and half wears.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
coNnEMNING c1.EvEl.ANn.
Meeting OF Eleven Hundred People a
Countr Ininn-Th. Snnakora

Meeting OF Eleven Hundred People at
Cooper tmon-Ihe Speaker
New York. December 2S.--Elcven nun
dred people assembled IN Cooper linton
tonight for the purpose Of condemnins
President cleycland's message 10 congress
over the Venezuelan line boundary ques-
lion.
Ernest II. Crosby presided He spoke
Of tho Monroe doctrine as follows: ''W @
are here 20 assert an that stands for the
dignity OF the American people and 10
counter the froth at the mouth that mas
become epidemic, We are here to protost
against the error of the president of the
United States" prolonged misses and APP
piauseD The tumult that followed seemed
for tho moment as IL 1t would break up
tho meeting. Cries Of put him out" get
out and the like were heard from All
parts Of the hail.
MSi,eantime the Kisses and applause CON
| uhued Just as luiet had been restored.
the speaker continued;
W nat Is the Monroe doctrine? II Is
nor tna doctrine OF Monroe, it is not the
doctrine OF Grover Cleveland: IL Is inc
doctrine IS Interpreted IN American his.
| tory Have we not stolen California and
Arizona Wilt chccrs) Have we moi
| stolen TeNas?"
| Rev, nr. Lyman Abbott of Plymouth
! ei,Hrch brooklyn. was tie next spe!lNe.
! Dr. Abbott said that when MIR Olnry
! say 3 that n GrcAt Britain is allowed 10
l gam Possession OF 80 square miles OF
| lant -3@p miles away. she will use IL as
"a pass for tho operations to push at.
| qula'uons. such a statement the apeakel
| shla was ridiculous, because she aIreoa \
! mas thousands Of miles that she could I'd
/ use II she We're so disposed.
! hcnfy George was the next sneaker
lie said In part;
| what reason Is there for war; be
heNe IN the Monroe doctrine and have
STOOD for IT, This however, is not In,
| Monroe doctrine and what Grover Cleve
land calls the Monroe doctrine Is but I
| NaNosty on tt and an utter ahsurdlty
DO believe that Cleveland used demo
cratic methods with hts message aud
hardly think he ever presented il 10 tn,
cabinel" Cries OF yes he did" and ''nt
ne ala not came from all parts OF tht
| Continuing he said. our business h
70 mind our own business II we wan
70 Interfere with any international issues
DO II where there is n principal nj stake
Charles Frederick Adams denounce,
| president Cleveland his Venezuelan mes
sage severely. His remarks ware 70
ceiNed with storm OF hisses
Key, w, @, nloss OF Boston and Frank
I'm Fierce also made speeches
| Al tho conclusion OF the Inst addres,
the secretary read letter from DR. Heb !
Newton, protesting against war and ais,
resolution which was put and voted 10
ana against in the same voice. IL wa
passed, however. W."
TOO resolution IN substance is that IN,
chairman OF the meeting and the speaker
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HoRR1BLE AFFAIR.
Details of the Massacre OF Armenians


Details Of the Massacre Of Armeninns at
BitIis.
Boston. Mass. December G-Thc first
detailed account Of the massacre Of the
Armenians at Ritis has reached this city
from correspondent writing from East
ern Turkey The writer says the out
break BEGAN when the Turks went t.
the mosque at noon. Contrary to Gus
tom the Turkish storekeopers closed and
locked their shops before going to prayer.
! thA alarmed the Armfniaus who had
already been threatened with massacre,
and thcy began To close M their suops
also. The police intcrferred to prevent
/ TINS. soon after the Armenians ran away
- escape. Then a Turk named YUM
/ lired a gun and the people rushed out of
mo mosques and began the attack upon
inc shops The massacre. which followed
was inc work OF officials, The troops
were called 10 he work hy the hUgle and
! theN We're stopped ny the buelc
Another correspondent writing from
truAtannnople asserts that tho massacres
urdouhtcdiy ordered from the palace are
to be ccnhned with some possible OK
c"pucrf, 10 the six provinces embra ccd
| IN the scheme of reforms and unless some
Charge is made IN the sultRu's attitude
is not probable that the dreadful expert
epces which have fallen upou the mo-
Vinclal IN Armenia VIII he treated in
| their nearest capital. 1t Is difficult to
understand fully the long period of IN
action maintained hv tho European pow
| " that they md n iificult 10 agree upon
tho question IF the partition Of the en-
| pire In case II Is decided to make an end
Of tho ottoman empire
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
TROLLEY STRIKE ENDED.
A Compromise Between the Strikers
and the Company.
EFFECTED BY JOHN WANNAMAKER.
A Policeman Fires Into a Riotous Crowd
of Strikers, woundinr Three Men,
Two Seriously.
Philadelphia, December 2s.--The great

Philadelphia, December 23.-The great
trolley strike is ended. This is final.
John Wsnnamaker is the man who
brought about the settlement, succeed
ing whore all others failed. lie was
aided in the work by the members of
the Christian league. The basis of set
Element follows:
/. While the Union Traction company
will only treat with tho workmen in its
employ it will allow them membership in
any lawful organization.
=. 1t will TAKE up all grievances aud
give them full aud fair consideration.
3. 1t will so far as il has vacant places
immediately put on the old men and us
fast as vacancies arise will give prefer
ence 10 any of the old men and endeayor
TO arrange the trips of the cars TO suit
the old men as far as possible without
violating its contracts with the new men.
The question of compensation and
hours are left for future determination.
Concessions were made by both sides.
The battle has mainly been fought ON
the question of the employees membership
in the Analgamated Association OF
Street Railway Employees, which the
company has persistently refused tn
recognize.
The new men engaged since the strike
began number nearly 1000. There were
about 5000 strikers. They will report for
work tomorrow morning
Mr.. Wannamaker submitted the ideas
embraced in the settlement to the strik-
ers. They accepted them aud in turn
submitted them to the company. COnsid-
cradle correspondence and many confer
enccs followed and late this afternoon an
nouucement was made that both sides
had agreed TO terms. TO properly round
nle In.
strikers was held tonight for the purpose
Of ratification. There the strike was Of
hcinlly declared oil, all the leaders were
called upon for speeches and there was
a yerinble love feast.
In consequence of todnvs violence
it was thought advisable 10 delay the re.
sumption of traffic until tomorrow
Thus ends what has been probably the
most remarkable strike in the United
States. II lasted exactly one week and
II cost the city, the company and the
strikers thousands of dollars. The loss
In fares alone is cEtimnted at S3JO,O0O,
apart from the destruction of cars aud
other property There haa been con-
siderable bloodshed, although fortunately
no fatal results The business men OF
the city have been the heaviest sufferers.
me strike, coming IN the midst of the
holidays, brought unparalleled disaster
to shopkeepcrs md much hardship Of
tnancinl nature is anticipated.
The most peculiar feature of the strike
has been that the public and the strikers
haYe he"n almost rs oue-thc first be
cause OF the Indignation from the recent
abolition of free transfers aud consc-
dueht increase OF fares 1t was undouht-
'di{ jhA universal sympathy for the
strikers That encouraged the hoodum Gle
mcnt To commit Violence
\ rumor was current that n syndicate
hHG been formed a buy ntt u. 3,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
AMERICAN REPrBIlCS.


70 MN today 10 secure considcr.tto,, TO-.
Nne particular interests Of their constt,V
,hhS' Thairmau l)iugiev has rcplieI nm,
me hill under Corsidcration U5.s C''t
tttrin bin but temporary rcN W. n0t az
ne same Argument has been WSed q,
posed Nh, WI WIN no nose members who op,
on he ' ,,, nut,tI3ntal raise or ~ per cont
opposition theory ''N'' 10 u'e
how much debate viii be allowed has
not hocn decided. but not r,ors ~ mas
DAYS az most ia planned 'heh Two
ne nh VIII be laid before thn 1e,,
acfate inembers Of the COMMITTEES rh,,ra-
utN Uorhinr and hc Introduced L. - =
house that day without a ruie q,
Friday might "VS 'AteT tnan
=, On this. part the remark is nt,r,hu,a, 90
Sneaker Reed: 1.-THE house Is No 49,, 20
school and arguments for Homer 4 Is
b bnIs WI meet WIN ne response that Inc
p r,'ss IT, emergen.ey ills which should be
IhH detnocrats Of the house will opposo
ti ainaa ,hs $50 SO IaT rs can be ascer-
Leans VIII bring In on Thursdav Pn,t
the silver republicans and silver d"m-
ncrats assert that there Ia no necassitv
i9r an nc, increase In the revenues. as rhey
treasury over and above the gold res.rvs
Y amply sufficient to meet any dehclehcy
that may occur for the next two venr,
when they expect the receipts from In,
present tariff law to equal or TO exceed
W 10 ms pont the democrats seem 4
agree. As to the authorization on col,
bonds they differ. The gold men woui,
he, willing TO vote for bonds, preferabi,
gold bonds. 10 fortify the reserve. hi
they. point out that. IN their oninIon n,
bond VIII meet the situation. The trou
BILE they declare IL the existence OF IN,
grecnhacks can he used to pump c-oIt
out or tho treasury aud unless their re
damption and retirement Is provided for
the gold purchased with bonds wont
simply 10 to increase the bearing del,
without moving the active agent 10
weakening. the reserve. II f. not I'm
probable that some OF the democrats vii
offer as a substitute comprehensIv.
plan for the retirement OF the greenhaciS
including. an authorization for an issu,
issue or s5oo,ooo,coo In bonds for that pur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

WASHINGTON December 23.-Reprcsenta-
uyo Beach of Ohio win Introduce a bill
ln Tho house tomorrow providing that the
iutirs imposed by tho t.riT laws OF tho
ni~d States shan not emily 10 food pro-
ducts an riw materials from such ma
lions as may make equivalent rcclpru at
concessions IN favor 'of merchandise im-
ported from 10" United States Thp prcsi-
dent. after tho passHEe OF this net Is d.
iec'cd through the proper diplomatic
agents OF thr government TO negotiate
commercial nrrflugcfuerf- upon such has s,
win pLty aud an foreign governmental. Tno
provisions of the act shall not apply 10
eny article upon which an export tax is
IMPOSED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
TIE MISSING STEAMSHIP

Fort Townsend, Wash, December %. 49,
rho tate of the oriental steamship Strnth-
nevis and 100 persons aboard still re-.
mains mystery 1t has been thirty-four
days since she was last spoken 10 and
was was then about 500 miles west or Cape
flattery under two small sails slowly
making her way eastward. Since tben
TWO of the widest and severesi storms
of the season have been experienced in
theNorth Pncifc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

Perry, o. T., December GA deputy
marshal who has iust arrived from the
Usage nation brings news of serious
accident to the four Dunn brothers Sat
urday evening, They were in a wagon
in pursuit Of law breakers when u large
can OF powder ignited and all four men
them was SO badly hurt by the explosion
that he soon died and the others are said
10 be fatally injnrcy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

In the afternoon. In addition to M n,
ents given by friends, some viii n M
by the school. Members and i,kss
the church and their families an NM
and any friends who may be trptss, I
the members Of the church o. ~
Doors Will he open for the tnisrtssa
ut & o'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

Washington. December "a The session
OF the house lasted but short time to-
day.
MIR plngley chairman of the WAYS and
means committee stated that the ccm-
mittee the Ight 1t unwise 10 take holt
day receu until response has been mate
TO the presidents request for some action
In regard 10 the financial situation. The
committee hoped 20 be able 10 present a
measure next Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
APPOINTED GOVERNOR.

London, December 2s.-SIr Augustus
LAWSON fleming, X, G. NJ, c., principal
clerk Ia the colonial office, has been APP
pointed governor and commander In chict
of British Guiana in succession tn Sir
Charles Cameron Lees. X. G.. NJ. c., re-
called when the Venezuelan question be
.san to assume an acute stage,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24
THE DECORATIONS

A. Motranga decorated the sian AL. Y /.
Market house for $. Borslo' ~ .,,!
was awarded the first prize n. y sa y {;
Vito Longo decorated ne ssrdss sssav|
]. Bongio. which was e ,w,snS ssfc7tI
prize, and the vegelspi. ss.aosci,l rtf51
III The awarding committee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-24

Tampa, RIA, Decemher IA special
courier from General Maceo's command
arrived here last night, He reports the
Cuban army as marching toward Matan-
gas in three columns
IN Corners FIRST ong6 cement at Ml!tt-
empo with Colonel Arizona. detached OK
pre- ssly TO dctain the formers march, the
Spanish loss was $40 dead.
Manncias was occupied by the Insurgents
for three days, who, upon leaving, de-
stroyed the town.