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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-08
Notes.

The 10 per cent cut IN tho wages OF
the employees OF the solihrrn Facihc
n. E. wlll DO accepted pfaceaNiyi ~
tas 3. T.. mss been pnyiuB ABOUT that
more thah utherEos1s.
Yesterday there was born 10 the wife
of Geo. A. Moulding a fine boy
Mother and oil doing well.
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The Arguments.

The legal srsumUnp 10 the mining
suit Of Horny DvnnalIer and Ffauk
Hoffman w. the Gslvna Consolidated
MiuIng company aud Liberty -. Hgi-
den concluded In chief Justice
Mruilp. division Of tue Third district
oout, ibis Afternoon, AND the case was
then submitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-08

30 lar AZ blowing, narrowing auu
clllivating ggut, u Ia q very good pricr
lr Utah rateF. As 20 the rest / am
not posted, But wheat farmers gen.
ufally cannot afford TO pRy more tnHu
three bushels Oi wheat per acre for
blowing aud narrowing, which st
50 cents per bushel Il gl,S5 per acre.
And IN n general way II grain larmcfs
Jay more than one bushel OF wheat
pr Day out Of his crop Tor farm labor
no will so0u find that the wage worker
win DO farming the farmer. So there
Ia no doubt but the beot rhiser may DO
able 10 raise Oeels NJ profitable 10 hIm
o. gay $500 per ton delivered at the fac.
tory ~ the farmer can fniyB wheat a.
from 30 TO 45 cents per ulshel, which
De- the present price, delivered al thv
mills.
IL conclusion permit me to say II
would Indeed DO n great calamity 10
Utah, anu especially 70 Uian county,
90 allow thl- large inuusiTy to collapse
isr 10 ia eat m tled that % pOuutB ul
sugar per cnpita Is ussd In thn uuiict
states. TN 1891 II was estimated al o.
pounds per capital A. this rate ihis
Lehi factory IL able 10 supply one'third
0i UiAh's consumption, ana n 70 CY.-
lapsos We may be- assured that GUAR
VIII tasea jump upwards. Far boston
lad our Legislature give b0uui Of /
cent per pound TO aid this enter rice
wage warfare against the msmnlih
sugar trusts who are trying % break
Town tue Utah industry, Indeed, bot
Ter had those who nave a common
lnloreat In Utlh pay cent per pound
more for Utah sugar than for the im-
ported article, Tor the Utah factory
acts A. u balance wheel 10 keep tho iul'
ported article down. Yes, lnlUrI;
Netles had tho beet rai6aTs work Tor
nmall wages than hgvs their children
"aveling around az c1smOpolllanb lu
our metropolitan cities.
Yours, T.. l.,
HARRIsvILLE, Jan. TN, 1895.
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Deputy Marshal EEum mailed he
rosis nation TO u, 3. tlalshsl Brigham
yesterday TO take eject January T..
William HuTcombs will probably sue
coed 10 the office.
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Marriage License.

a marriage license was granted 10
Albert q. Blackwell, 81, anu Catherine
Howell, ~, both Ol SALT Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-08

CuTisT VI san q H.| t .HHfy IRON y u.Ht
lufrrdHu
Thomas winter gt uN 90 Harriet
Winter smith, part LOT B, blOcA DO,
pat A, city ..s..t.,ss.s.,.....,.,.,,. w
George a. smith eel n To 50. n, Abch-
elm, part lots, block DO, pIHg A..
cltYssssss.ssssr Hfrfsss. fsfff ssss 100 90
Joseph hurnu 40 uh Co AnOmuB
Richard Horne. plrt OF o.. block
o. uyu.arro A. lIE tleIu survey. o.
Joseph Horne o. uh Go Settle u.
Horne. part Iut %, ulura 90 1.-Two.
uuoA Dix lluIi survey .... 90
Joseph Horne ut VA Go Nary T.. s.
Horne, paIt lot d. ulNgk 10 uyus
aero A, biF Field survey ...,...a. 90
A. J.. rmUudl Ell HI tu edward SIC.
kuuuu, lot 81, block 4, JuyrTstY
subdivision ,ssss .tsst.st,, 40. stssss AJU 90
JainuB Jensen ot uA 20 Martin q.
5UTrusuu,patt ut section l-t0wn.
thip sUulh, range D cufL SAT-
Lake AitTdtAus,.sss .......t tsss-. uU
a. l., reudIotOu De-. 10 william Dun.
Tap lot d, BLOCK 10, plat O., salt
Lake subdivision ,..sst.ss.tt..,,, 20 90
Harrison spurry, 90 susan NJ spriry,
lals In blOck L. Chicago addition ihO W
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Editor Dc,crsi NarH

TtgI.
To- another report taken from the
Chino Valley Champion OF November
a., 1893, Mr.. George l.. Moore fepoft-
RAISING IN 1893, 7iJ tens Of sugar beols
tom 80 gcies, NJ a cost VI loss than 81
CT ton delivered ~ the factory.
busia sou brothers, LOUIS, Victor
aud Charles, report iaising ~ aCTos Of
uret, nj a cost VI fl,84 per ton. TX.
uutcfI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30
MIR. Irwin and pl. Mission.

Editor Leader: | believe you won d
wish TO be fair, for the Leader, so I, r
az can remember, has always certain
ly treated me with the courtesy that
makes me so think. Perhaps then
you will bear with a word from your
fellow townsmen and one nho cares a
great deal for Oklahoma.
In regard To MIR. Il. j. Irwin, about
whom you wrCte some severe words,
a dispatch last Sunday says he is In
Denver asking some aid for the poor
around Pond Creek, and perhaps else
where. II also stated tina he has
letters endorsing his mission from all
the officials of his county, authenti-
Gated by official seals, and from citi-
zens OF Wichita, among them eX-Gov-
ernor Lewelling, and quite unnecessa-
rily, mentioned that he bore letter
from me This young man you call a
"blubberiDg Olatherskite" or some
thing like that On the face OF it, are
you likely to be right? Would those
county officials needlessly defame
their own region? Has ex-Gov. Lew
Cling or anv OF his Wichita friends
anything To gain by equipping Mr..
Irwin with letters with which 20 de-
fame Oklahoma and defraud The peo-
ple of Denver? Last and least have
you any reason - suppose that 1 have
any interest In the secondhand cloth
ing and groceries and seed whea,
which may be contributed in response
10 Mr. lrwin's appeals?
can hardly believe that you think
So. Mr. Editor and yet all who have
ia any way helped to send out Mr. Ir
win. or any such man, are implicated
in your criticism land you are not
aione) aud are set before the commu
nlty, both Ia and out of Oklahoma, az
as soft. hearted and weak-headed peo
/ pie who do not know real poverty when
we see II, or as accessories before the
1 fact in scheme To defraud charitabl,
people or destroy the reputation Of ih,
| the territory, Is not this absurd anC
worse than absurd? There is poverty
aud in places poverty far beyond either
the means or will 10 retrieve IL. The
man who says there Is not is either ut
terly misinformed or else Is sci fishll
willing TO conceal the fact from th'
charita oly disposed. bat his property
should be deprecated ia value or ;
purchaser drawn OF | have perfect
faith In Oklahoma When IL Is twen
~ years old and has drouthy year
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DEPUTIES NOT TO BLAME.
Had Nothing to DO with the Escape Of
the Christian brothers.

Had Nothing to DO with the Escape of
the Christian brothers.
Deputy United States Marshal Fatty
Hopkins, OF oklahoma City, was in the
yesterday Mr. Hopkins says unjust
abuse is being heaped on the deputy
marshals on account OF the escape of
the Christian outlaws. He says that
Watts and Carr have been released and
that deputy marshals had nothing
whatever TO do with the affair.
From other sources IL Is learned that
sheriff DeFord and his wormy under
lings are stirring up hard feelings
against the deputies in order to throw
the blame off themselves. 1t was
through the negligence Of the jailors
that the Finley woman reached the
jail, aud the outlaws escaped. DE
Ford's men are now making hippo
drome plays to catch the outlaws
much To the amusement OF the people
who are on to their game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30
BUMPED HIS HEAD.
a. +. Blass Runs Against Con. Game In
81 Louis.


St Louis.
Ex-Alderman Z. T. Blass friends
will be interested in the following
from Sundays ST Louis Globe Demo-
crat:
United States Marshal Lynch and
Deputy Marshal Quayle arrested Elmer
Streets, James l. Uottle and Lawrence
z. CJyne yesterday on a warrant
charging them with using .he mails in
furtherance for a scheme TO defraud.
Street and Coyne ran the ST. Louis
Employment Agency, at Ol9 Olive
street, and Coyne and Cottle ran Il
boot; agency in the Odd Fellows build
ing-the L. +. Coyne Publishing Com
pany, with reputed capital of $780,
900, and incorporated. The st Louis
Employment Agency registered appli-
cants at 81. so a head, and, after hav-
ing made sure OF this amount, il the
applicant had any more money, it is
alleged, that 1t would direct him TO the
book agency as responsible concern,
run by very nice gentlemen to work
| for In the Odd Fellows building he
would encounter Mr.. Cottle, and ne
! gotiations To enter the service Of the
company would follow. Cottle want.
ed an agent in some country town. but
the applicant must make deposit as
an evidence of good faith No specific
sum appears To have been necessary,
only it is charged that Cottlc was care
| ful TO get all the person had. As agent
| OF the company the victim was guar
anteed S75 per month, and $50 foI
office expenses The company eXacted
| a contract, but IL was loaded with i'm.
/ possible conditions, although so clever
| ~ co cealed as not To be apparent
when the agreement was signed. Mr.
! T.. p. Blass. of Guthrie, okla, had an
interesting experience. lie came here
! with several hundred dollars and was
induced To buy in, as Coyne wanted tc
go out, Blass put mp $500 and gave his
/ note for the balance of the purchase
money In about two days he saw
| evidences of cTookedncss, but he de
termined To stay and work a straight
game To this end he wanted To gel
rid of Cottle but Cottle refused To b,
got rid OF, and proved To Blass' salts
faction that he was very much OF
fixture. Blass then attached the ef
fects of the company by process from
Justice Zimmermann's court.
United States Commissioners Gray
held Coyne, Cottle and Streets each il
$500, to appear for hearing on An
| OuSt .
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THOSE WHO WIN.
Decisions Handed Down In Lot Cases by
the Secretary.

DecIslons Handed Down Ia Lot Cases by /
the Secretary.
The secretary OF the interior has
made awards In the following contest
cases:
El Reno-C. ID. Kerfort aud A. N
spencer, lot 8, block Sc 10 Kerfoot.
Chas. Geek and Il. l.. SweariDgen. lot
IA. block 80, TO Geek Il l. Dunn and
n T. Shriner, lot IL. block 81, to-
Dunn. c. Geek and J. A. Penn, Jr.,
lot 10. block 50. TO Geek. NJ. J. Cor
vette and w S Ferris, lots 2 and 3,
block 9s, To Corvette.
Norman r.. j. Weeks and A. c.
ueCord, lots and 10, block u, TO
Weeks W. II Richardson, J. G.
Nhaley and n. +. Butler. lots Is and
iG block ~, oklahoma City. TO Rich
| trdson, II. l. Kimball and Alfred
| Hamilton, lot -. block 50, Guthrie,
| 10 Kimball, and directed deeds TO be
! issued to the successful claimants on
payment OF all costs and assessments.
| In the Kingiisher park case the secre
tary directs that he city submit evi
ience in support of its protest against
allot ing claimants any lots therein
In the contest of H. r. Decker and
w. c. Robinson for lots ! TO q. block
40. West Guthrie, Decker withdrew his
application and the lots were awarded
and decided to Robinson.
In the case OF Joseph Ferguson and
Sarah T.. Davis, lot :, block >, South
Oklahoma, was set for hearing Au-
gust 90.
The secretary decides the celebrated
Hin case at oklahoma City where it
claims the lots fo- municipal purposes,
aud rules that the deed issued by the
former townsite board is void.
The missioner of the general
land Office in the contests of W. )
Parsons aud c. Il. Summers awards lo
: Q. block II, El Reno, 10 Parsons; ant
: T.. f. Blake VS.. Frank Karr, lot 8
block 60, El Reno, and ID Page VS. M
F. Hawley, lot rs, block 3, Oklahoma
: City, allows fifteen days to have thei
Y attorneys comply with the regulations
The cases of Christman Franklin anc
NJ. Cotchen VS. c. w Van Eaton, ia
: volving lots and 6, block "A; lot
! clock %, and lot l6 block SO, llennes
r sey, will be heard tomorrow.
The commissioner OF the genera
land Office desires to forward the al
peal of ii. =. Shriner in contest for lot
y and 2, block 126, FL Reno, becaus
not filed in the time allowed.
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TOO MUCM SMITH.
winfield $. Arrested. Charged with Open.
ing Another smiths Letter.

Winfield 8. Arrested. Charged with Open
log Another smiths Letter.
Winfield S smith. the safety valve
OF the city school board, was arrested
yesterday by Deputy United states
Marshal John Hixon, on a warrant
sworn out by w. n. Smith of this city,
charging him with opening another
mans letter. According TO the com
plainant on Saturday last Winfield
Smith took from the postofice letter
directed TO him, but intended for the
complainant The letter was sent
from Choctaw City by Rev. L. H. Par
lSer and contained money order Tor
s5 Instead OF returning the letter
and order to the Office, it is alleged
that Winfield cashcd the order and
pockcted the money. Yesterday W.
II. Smith received another letter from
Mr.. Parke,, apprising him Of the error
in the letter address and money order
With this came an order 70 tbs
post master notifying him OF the
mistake and requesting him to pay
the or6er to none but w. II. Smith
the rightful owner. In his letter Mr.
Parker stated that he realized The
mistake shortly after the letter wa
posted; please attend to this at onc'
as some dishonest Smith may get tn
letter aud order"
w. II Smith at once presented tn
order to w. H. Smith, but that gentle
man refused to cough up, stating tha
the letter and order belonged TO him
shortly after, Winfield was arreste
and taken before commissione
Thomas, who released him on hi
own rerognizance until Thursday.
The charge against Smith is a ser
GUS one. but the whole affair ma
prove comedy of too much Smltl
Conviction on n charge of this n
ture Is punishable by imprisonment
hard labor for not less than one YET
nor more than five years.
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Lnxnl Americana

The Loyal Americans will give an
entertainment on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week at the
county court house. Captain Burch
and daughter aud Captain Twamley
and daughter will be present and take
an active part Remember that the
Division has received $1,000 of scrip
aud it is to be placed Immediately
Thursday evening will be especially
reserved for the colored people. Come
and learn about the scrip system.
f. NJ. JAY, Colonel.
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AMONG JAIL BIRDS.
James Parks Is StliI Rt Large-New Pris-
oners AZ the Federal Jaii

James Parks iS stu nt Iarge-New frs-
oners at the Federal jail.
Jim Parks, the prisoner who escaped
from the federal Jail Saturday, is still
ut large.
Deputy United States Marshal Clegg
came in last night from the Creek
nation with Sam Berryhill, charged
with cattle stealing, and lodged him
In the federal jail.
Deputy United States Marshals Burk
and Zukemau came In Sunday night
from Pawnec with three prisoners.
They were Chas. and Quapaw Mnde'
aud John Farrady. all charged with
dealing in ardent spirits Ia the Usage
country.
w. NJ. Blackwell was released yes
terday after doing a three months job
for assaulting a man with "a gun in
the Usage country.
Pat Wethers, charged with horse
stealing, and Frank Winkleback,
charged with selling whiskey TO In
dians were released from the bastile
on bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30
Meeds. Meeds-Notice.

The board of health OF the city of
Guthrie have declared all weeds now
growing in the city to be injurious to
the public health and public nut
sance.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to all owners, agents or occu-
pants of any lots or premises in the
city to remove all weeds therrfrom
within seven days from the date here
of, or they will be arrested and fined
according to ordinance 30 OF said city
BY order Of the board Of health
Dated this 2Gth day OF July. A. d
! 1895. GEO VI. DEGRoTT,
| Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30
SKETCHES.
Aud Kodak shots at Passing Incidents J
Two Domains,

Aud Kodak shots at Passing Incidents In
Two Domains
.rhe Perkins journal blossomed out
in an .all home print'last week. The
IMPROVEMENT is great and will oe ap-
prcciated by rcaders Johnny hinkle
is Ii rustlcr.
Chan Ter Publicist: Miss Eva Bul-
lard. The Judges l2-year old daug hter, |
furnishes a good example OF the spirit
of the new woman AS she was de- |
liycrinp fruit and vegetables yesterday |
morning one wheel of her buggy broke |
down aud left her in the middle OF the
street with no apparent means OF com
pleting her mornings round. Nilhih
half an hour she had rustled wheei
nut on her buggy, and was proceed
ing uneoncernedly with the work
The Tryon Mercury improves with
each issue.
The Downs Democrat is printed on
the plan of "the first tpagel shall be
| last" etc.
! Perry Democrat: j. J. Foreman has
sued the Howe Pump aud Engine Co.
| for IS o75 for damages to his person
while at work on the waterworks
Foreman claims that he was hurt on
l3th OF April. 1925, and that he was
damaged to the amount The case
was brought in the district court.
Live stock Inspector: An amusing
incident has developed in regard TO
Tom Boones late marriage to one OF
Woodward county's beautitul young
ladies. Tom was on the drive from
New Mexico. Arriving al Dodge (lty
with the shipments, he tod the boys
he'd have to quit 'em as York; Key Co
had telegraphed him TO come and WORK
in the store at this place. Coming on
he was at once married to Miss lr-
miuper, and then--the boys caught on
to the telegram racket
Pink Hale. Ike Boston and Long
/ Neck johnson will have their prellml
5 nary hearing before Commissioner
StilweU. at Anadarko, on August l.
They are charged with conspiracy In
e the murder of Bob Moore in Washiti
D county, several months ago Abou
twenty witnesses have been subpoe
naed.
! Perkins Journal: Roy Diffenbaugl
= was arrested Tuesday on a warran
gotten out by Emory Timmons, wh'
= was charged with breaking into th'
4 O. X. restaurant Sunday night whil
the proprietors were at church ant
tapping the till for about 81.
: A fight between the Christian gam
II aud party of officers occurred nea
Violet Springs on Wednesday night
As usual, the outlaws escaped, al
, though several acres OF ground wer
il deluged with blood, according to tn
official report
James Riley, member of the stee
G gang working east of Shawnee, wa
y killed while going with number o
N Others to Shawnee after their mail las
Wednesday evening, on hand car
They ran into fiat car loaded Wit
T. steel and proje ting rail struck mn
'e on the head, killing him instantly
20 None Of the others were seriously II
iured
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and a crop failure, you and | may well
be ashamed OF IL Justly II II asks any
outside aid. But blinking facts, cen
suring people who are trying 70 get
aid for the distressed, and pretending
that. there is no distress in two-year-
old country with one years dronth'
this will advertise nothing but our
mendacity or our ignorance and viii
never do Oklahoma any good or bring
to IL the best people.
Yours very truly,
T. X. BROOKE
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s'iic MoDowoIl-Pea' scrap.
ORLANDO July 2s. 50


I.aader
The shooting o Richard Mcdowell
10y II. j.. Pearson, a fmer resident Of
,iuthrie. as reported ia the Leader Of
the cath inst, is incorrect, so far as IL
refers TO the trouble as a result OF a
contest
MIR. Pearson has tie filing on the
land II ron len he resides. Thomas
Mcdowell dled contest against him
on the grounds OF prior settlement
aud was awarded ths claim by the
lasai office, when l., arson appealed
Pearson attempted Ia NOV some hay
and had cut around portion of IL and
claimed IL as his own Richard Nc
Dowell. brother of he contestant
was also working on the land in con
trovery and attemn "a To stop Pear
son. An altereatio ensued and after
few hot words terminated la the
shooting OF Mellow ~ in the hip.
Since the shoot Pearson has not
been molested aad remains quietly at
home pursuing IA regular work. and
the feeling is de edly in his favor
The parties inv, lsed are colorea
n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30

Bessie Cadwallader has sued Joseph
A. Cadwal ader In the district court
for a divorce. She charges gross neg
ligence of duty and failure TO provide
They were married in Pike county,
Illinois, in October, 1893, on represen-
tations made by Joseph that he was
man of wealth ana able to support Il
wife. Bessie says he had no money,
was lazy and worthless and she had
TO take in washing to support him and
herself. She wants u divorce and the
restoration of her maiden name, lies'
sic Noe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30

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bruises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores,
chapped hands, letter, ulcers, chill
blains, corns, and all skin crup
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perfe satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
SeaLoninn Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30

What causes bad dreams is a matter
that has never been satisfactorily an
swered; but, in nine cases out of ten,
frigbtful dreams are the result OF indi
gestion, which few doses of Ayers
sarsaparilla will effectually remedy.
Don't delay; try IL today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-30
santa re to Perry

For the Lumbermen's convention at
Perry August 3. The SaHtA Fe Route
will sell round-trip tickets at one and
one-third fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale August and 5, good
10 return August 4.
l. r. DELANEY, Agent.
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Low DenNer Rates.

For the National Meeting American
Pharmaceutical association at Denver,
Colo. August IL TO "a, the Santa Fe
route viii sell round trip tickets at
one lowest first-class fare. Tickets on
sale August II and IL, good TO return
TO August 25, with an extension to
September II so desired.
l.. II. DELANEY,
Agent
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BUY A REMINGFB.s
BICYCLE

Because jusliiiablc rep
utation for high grade
work is not obtainable
in a few brief months.
The Remingtons have
been makers of world
renowned goods since
1916.
Repair shops don't
flourish on their mis-
take Neither do peO-
Pile VINO keep wheels
made To sell only; they
don't have them. II
takes something more
than paint. MCKEE, and
a ready flow OF talk o
make a gooo wheel. The
Remington is a good
wheel, made by good
people and nsed by
good riders all over the
world. Catalogue free.
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Can ThIa be Trner

Edward Evans and wife are under ar
rest at Denison, Texas, charged with
entieiug young girls from their homes
and taking them to oklahoma City aud
Guthrie for immoral purposes.
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Felix Murray, a railway mail clerk
running out of Omaha for thirteen
years, has been arrested, charged with
pilfering money from the mails. lie
is ALLEGED to have stolen $4,000
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Up wyatt Adds Another 80 Ills Long
list Of crimes.
Polk Kendall, ex-sheriif OF Woods
county, and J. II MaNey. proprie tor
OF the Hotel Henderson. arrived in
the city last night from the west SIDE
They bring news TO the effect that out
law Zip Wyatt aud pals killed con
stable 35 miles south Of Alva, while he
was attempting 10 arrest them. a
posse is in pursuit Of the red-handcd
brigands.
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Spencer Ball is doing duty at the
Royal Hotel as night clerk. Spencer
is a clever young man and is we'll
liked