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The morning times., 1895-12-22
SPECIAL NECKwEAR

Mems fine imported six Neckwear, pus
up one in fancy box, 4Sc; equal to the 81
quality
Our Fifty Department are stocked with all
kinds of goods suitable for Christmas pres-
ents, at our popular low prices.
The morning times., 1895-12-22

At prices no one can meet.
Come in and see them, whether
you have any children to buy for
OF not. Bring the Children with
you.
The morning times., 1895-12-22

team is strong and fast one, and puts up
rattllng game.
The league team does not play again
in the present series.
The morning times., 1895-12-22

Swallerger's great hobby was chalk.
His system of touting was probably as
complete a one as was ever devised. He
was not one of the kind who gets it into
his head that a certain horse cannot lose
a race and gets all of his "agents" down
on that one animal. Not he. He was on the
lookout for the best end Of the game every
time, and IL there were seven starters in
race it was a poor day for business when
he did not have a bet down on each one of
the seven.
Swallerger had not been blessed with
much OF an education, and as he could not
make any entry of the different bets, and
who made them. that he had succeeded in
getting down, he used to provide himself
with about a dozen pieces Of chalk, all Of
different colors.
As soon as he had picked out q man whom
he thought would put bet down." he
would give him the usual Jolly about dead
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>EpALIN, Mo. April : -C. ". Maines,
e Morgan county farmer living near
Florence. was killed n It peculiar man
ucr. lie was leading COW with "A
rope. one end of which wa, twisted
around his wrist when the animal he
came frightened and ran away.
Maiuc> was thrown 10 the ground and
dragged "a mile before the rope
parted. lie lived only an hour after
thc accident
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NEW GERMAN RIFLE.
Hemarkablr shooting Done by capt. Mors-
larger in Baltimore.

BALINuEE. MI. April =. - Capt.
M"r>lagcr of the steamship La
,ampiuc. now iu port. visited Fort Nc
Henry yesterday and exhibited to the
soldiers now German rifle with which
lac did remarkable shooting. In APP
pcarance il is something like krag-
Jorgcu~ou military rifle. now being
adopted by the nitcd States army.
but for shooting it eclipse, anything
yet made. 10 il Of 3.-calibcr and the
barrel is made Of three tubes. one in
side of the other. ON the same plan as
the krupp gun. The inner tube is
rihcd and uf hard. tempered steel. The
powder used il "a smolclr~>. nitro
glyccrinc explosive. which makes lit
tie report and no smoke. Fired along
at the height of the shoulder. the bul.
let will 90 nearly miles before its
force il spent and at 1000 wards il
would pierce the bodies Of seven men.
placing one behind the other
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LOOKING AFTER WALLER.


The tinted >thtc- ship C,-tinc ON IT,. va,
90 NAdtSt.ctr.
NA~HlNDrHN. April g. - The com
mandcr OF 90, United state, ship
Da>tiuc. rnw iu the Red sea ON IT, way
tp Madagascar, has. it Is learn 3 on
good authority, been instruct, To-
make am Investigation Of the a.. .. Of
eN-tou~ul Waller. recently sentenced
10y French cuurt-martial at Tama' I'VE
for conveying Information OF the
French movements to the ilpva~
The ,a~tiuc il proceeding at m l-
crate speed and will arrive ut TaII-
tave about \prii T.: Il j. mot Imo .u
absolutely hut the impression D. be-
walls that she viii proceed H.t
to Mauritiu~. where her cummau .
er can communicate with CON 90
Campbell and learn the latest dcvc' 30
mcut> of the case before contiuuin to
Iamataye. II H. understood that uc
French government has already .,cu
requested to furnish 10 the st.. de-
partmcnt full details of the tris.
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shot His Brother-in-I.aw.

torFENNn.LE, Kan. April ?.-Theo-
dnre j. Thornton. man who i, sup
posed To know more of various bandit
groups than becomes good citizen
rode into Bartle>viilc, l. r.. sunday
afternoon and shot his bruther-in-law,
John Orton. three times with "a Vim
chester Orton returned the tire with.
ont effect. lie died la one minute.
United state, mar>hal> are pursuing
Thornton. lewilI prabahly bee lynched
u caught.
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AtW YORK., April THE customs
authorities are in receipt of iuforma-
tion that some Of the persons engaged
leo smuggling Cinnamon, exposed a
year ago, are resuming business. and
small hatches of telestial> are arriving
lcrr from both Canada and Cuba. with
ont going through the legal tprmali-
ties \ party of -four Chinese. who arr
rived here Thursday, have been ordered
back to Havana, whence they came,
by Collector kelbrcth
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Want. to p,.rrioure the uour,

TorthA. kan. April g. The mcm-
beers Of the new state board u. public
works will shortly institute nrocec g.
iug> iu the supreme court to ..c. tine
state board of charit.c- ta tur. over 90
them the funds appropriated for the
construction of building, att. yariou.
state Institutions "u tine -rH .ud that
the acts ui the late ler lur. r.-
guiriu- that the work hI uay uuHrr
the direction pf thr hpl.. ,t cllr.ttr>
nrr umDnm,l-tul- l-nulL-
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PESTILENCE.
IbaJract of the Surgeon-Generars
Sanitary Report.
The NEBRASKA DROUGHT BROKEN.
>carly E,ery County Reports Rain ar snow
tia,ing fallen All Crops Likely to
Bc in Excellent tondi-
tion.

NA~HNorpV April THE abstract
Of sanitary reports a. made bv the SUR
Eeon-gencral shows the presence of
small poN iu twenty -onc states OF the
lnitcd states OF the cities. Milwaukee
has suffered most this winter record
ins "a cases aui lG4 deaths. Philadel-
phia had pa eases and 2i deaths: Chi
cago. r4n cases and ~ deaths. Hot
Springs. lis eases and :s deaths: Wash
ington. 81 cases and deaths. Detroit
II cases and - deaths st Louis luj
eases and 80 deaths: New York. 80 eases
and lo deaths
Cholera is epidemic iu many part, Of
Russia. and thirty-ninc different places
are enumerated ion which case, ap-
pearcd from January 3 to March aG. In
Podoiio alone in that period there were
@.oil cases and 80 deaths Galicia i'm
Austria Hungary. reported $50 deaths
out OF - cases: Calcutta India. 3,,,
deaths. and ton>tautinoplc :. deaths.
lhere iNal>o more or less cholera in Ar
gcntinc. Bral.l. belgium. France. Cev-
Ion. Germany and Holland. The United
states sanitary inspector at Rio dc
JancIrO reports that cholera an the in
terror of Brazil is rapidly declining
owing to sanitary precautions. and of
yellow fever he SAYS. Though the
weather is very hot and >ultrv. / hard.
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TortEN. Kan. April O. 1t is gossip
at the capital that Mrs Mary J. Lease
is to Dee investigated. The pry IS
that Mrs Lease, as q mcmb... of the
state board of charities. ~tirr. up the
di~graccful row at the Topc., insane
u~N lum There i, rumor tu t.... effect
that certain leading populi>. ppI.ti-
clans have entered into "a ~cu, rr with
some pf the republican man ,ulator-
O." secure Mrs. Leases remp.d from
ih, board
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MONEY CONFERENCE.
President Cleveland VIII Appoint
Delegates TO One.
ACTION IN THE WALLER CASE
Tho President ia. Decided to- Act iu the
Matter. by Nd,ice of IT. Cabinet. aud
To- taIi FOR q Report of the cir
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RELIEF FOR NeBRAsKANs.
The Legislatures Appropriation Of s2OO.-
600 To te Divided immediately.

The Legislatures Appropriation Of S.OO,-
900 to Be Divided immediately.
LINCOLN. Ncb.. April THE 5000. 600
appropriated 10y the legislature for the
purchase of seed grain and feed for
destitute Nebraska farmers will ac-
cording 10 decision rendered hy the
attorney-gcncral, Toe ready for APP
portionmcnt to-day. Sixty couu-
ties have already made APP
plication for portions Of the
appropriation, which will bee di~tri-
buted by county boards according 10
the certified necessities of each COM
munity. The only question now dis
turbing the relief commission IS
whether the ~!JU. 900 will bee sufficient
10 meet all demands,
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CREMATeD BY HUNDREDS.

thc Latest story OF Armenian Ntrncitic.
Almost Incredible ia IT. iinrrors.
LoNpoN. April 1.-The Times thi,
morning publiShe, second install.
ment of the report on the Armenian
atrocities This confirm, the story Of
the massacre Of from 1000 to-. .ou1 Ar
mcnian> who had taken refuge iu the
hollow of am extinct volcano in
the Andoke mountains. After the pee.
pie had been killed. the correspondent
says. their bodies were hcaprd together
with wood between them Kerosene
was then poured over them aud the
huIie. hnrmch.
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nncr for Each Nnminnlinn.

TnPEKA. Kan. April Judge lIalen.
0f the district court, has decided that
II "a man bee nominated twice for "a po-
litical office his name must be- printed
twice ON the official ballot. The deci-
sion was in the ease of Joseph Mar
shall, candidate for city councilman.
who had been nominated by petition
as au independent" and also hy the
democrats
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rAE MEeks MuRpER.


Both the Men Charged with the Crime Go
ON the Witness stand.
tAHEuLtroN. Mo.. April lin the
murder trial saturday several witt
nc~~c> were put ON the stand to prove
an alibi for tlc Taylor brothers. after
which William T.. Taylor took the
stand Tie said that on the evening Of
May lo George went To Browning and
had supper at his house and left for
home az dusk lie had his
father, team and wa gon Half am
hour later De went to his bank and did
some writing and returned and went
to hcd 100 90 O'Clock. The next moru-
ing at > o',lpck while he was at the
bank. 6eor-e rple mp ON Hor-cbuck.
lie said dead man had bcrn found iu
20 straw stack IN his place and be had
come tu town ior.an officer lie said
he Thought tht dead man was Gus
Meek~. Witness talked the matter
over with George and advised 10 lam to
NOT get ava officer ur have ANYTHING to
do with IT, II told min was satisfied
the man had been killed and put in the
straw stack ~p hc would be- accused of
it, said William Asked why hr
thought his brother would bc accused
of the crime. William said AN attempt
had been made ~ involve him in cat
tie stealing ca-- with Gus Mccl,~. and
hc l,neW 30 the body Of Nccl- was
found on his brothcr~ farm his enc
mics would accuse him of doing the
murder
"Georec and ! talked tie matter
over fully" said William. "ani we con-
c!uded ii would hc vi,e~t to leave the
country at once. We apprchcudcd IT.
would not Doe safe for as To- remain
after the body was found. because we
knew our enemies. who were many and
bitter, would stir up an excitement
against uo then got my horse and
George and drove To- the timber
where father was at work We LEFT
the horses with him aud then left ON
foot.
George Taylor was nest put ON the
stand. lie talked ia low. even tone
dad at uo time showed the slightest ag-
itatiou lie said he was oycur- old and
had two children ON the afternoon
of the murder hc left home in his faith.
cr'~ wagon at 3 o'clock. drove TO-
Browning with the wagon. ate supper
with his brother William and rec
turned at o o'cloci. The nest morning
hc arose before sunrise. curricl the
horses. bad breakfast. haruc~~cI the
team and sent Harris the hired man.
with it To- where his father wa, wurl,.
ing in the timber. split some wood and
hadled some water and then went
To narrowing ia the fortN-acrc corn
field. lie had narrowed q few round.
when little boy said that q
little girl had come To- his house with
blood and straw ia her hair and said
her pa and ma and two little sister,
had been killed and were 100 the straw
stack. Il drove the harrow around bv
the straw stack and looked. said Tay-
l"r Il went up ou top of the stack
and saw what looked like loose straw
thrown mp. ] pulled the straw away
ana saw a man face"
"Nho~' face wa, it?"
II thought it was Gu, Ncrk~: ia
seen him three or four times" This
was said with the utmost uunchalaucc
George declared that hc then went
To- browning for am officer and ne and
Billy, ON account of THEN. enemies. ran
away.
Argument to the jury began this
morning.
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THE INCOME TAX
MetI Defined Rumnr THAT the lprcme
Court u Hostile to the Law.

wen liFNu'h kuuihF ! nav ihF = pre-
Court u Hostile to the Law.
NA~mNGr"N. April I. n il -crtcd
by those who have hcrrtofp.. cvi-
denccd the possession OF pcculi.. faci-
liticS FOR the procurement of u.,. rc-
lating to the supreme court dy ..~ipu~
that majority Of the j -tice,
have come To- the conclusion that
the income tax law is Uucou-
stitntional The belief has luu been
general that the supreme court would
decide against the validity of tie law.
although mo- reasons could bee a~ .,gucd
other than those based oE ob~cr. jtiou~
made during the hearing of the lr-u-
mpnt
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Fnt-Rsnderinc Isttbiishment Iitoun 10
t'icces The Nrair Nysterinus.


i'tcces The Nnair Mysterinus
prHrutuHo1 y D. April The
flt-rcudcrinf e.. Adjustment Of August
krocrrr. near Valentines 9 milc- ir1l
hc.. ua- h1.tn ont OF cVi-tcuc. boo 3
mt-tcriuu- uluucr saturday after
uoHu John ii kcmpo. who clrc- for
tine place. Na- tlcrc 50 hcu thc explosion
orcurrcI but escaped uniniurrd The
building d. situated boo the woods. and
was mot boo operation when the cN-
plu~ion occurred kcmpo SAYS that
about ! o'clp.l, nc went outside the
bu.ldiur and was standing several
yards from b. when hc was thrown
down hy terrific explosion. When
hc rcgaiprd bis feet NOT stick rec
maiucI of thr factory. The sheds. ma
chiucrt aud clliron- ,vcr. blown into
tuc air and frIl Zee shower several
hundred yards away s stable. which
uad -tppd several rods distant FROM the
factory ua- ALSO wrecked The huge
raIIr'u-. weighing half tom each.
iycr, found iu thc wood, .lD ya,d,
away. The cause pf the explosion 8,
still uuIupOu.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-. April The
finish fight between Oscar Gardner.
the Omaha Kid" and "Cocky lie
lougherty was brought of yesterday
afternoon al a spot la the vicinity of
Stranger creek. near Lcaveuvorth,
Kan, which has been the scene Of
number of battles. The battle was
short and decisive, and resulted in au
Unexpectedly easy victory for Gardner,
who knocked Drlougherty out in the
middle of the second round with trc-
mcndou> right hand swing ON the point
of the left law
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Nrm ,IrN Mo. April The body
of John Inrucy was found in boN ear
last night llc had committed suicide.
b. is Thought by taking carhoiic arid.
as au empty bottle was found hs hi.
side. lIc had been in poor rircnu-
stances since last summer having hc,u
unable tu work ou account of dis
ra~,l hand
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SHERIFF AND ROBeER SHOT
California Enndit~ Make a desperate Raid
on the oregon Express.

'dliornia bandits Make a desperate Raid
on III" Oregon Express.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. April THE
uorthbouud Oregon express was held up
hN two men miles uorthof WheatluuI
this morning aud Engineer Bpv,hcr
was compelled to stop the train and go
back ANA open the cNprc,, ear. Fail
ing to secure anything m the express
car. tine robbers went back and started
to rob the passengers ia the coach and
smoker
>h,riT Bogard. of Tchama county.
was ON The train and opened fire pu the
robbers iu the smoker. killing one of
them. and was killed himself bv an
other robbcr The fireman wa, shot
in the neck and one lc-- and is thought
To- Ice seriously injured
\ passenger named sampson of Red
ding Wd~ struck pu the head and cat.
Several passengers were robbed The
dead ruhhcr has not been idrutihcd
aud NO accurate description of the man
who escaped has been secured
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Mrs. MattoN, mother of CLYDE
MattoN, condemned 10 be hanged in
Nlrhiia is in the territory endea7or.
ing to get signers 10 petition To be
presented 10 President Cleveland TO
commute the sentence of her son. She
called on Gov. Renfrow and other ter.
r.tor.al officers yesterday but they
were unable 10 10 but little for her
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lou,hfuI Long distance Pedestrians.

~ Jo-rru Mo-. April Lillir and
Laura Cook two lnpd-iunking girls .
aud % years uf age. were furnished
transportation Co. Kansas city vc>tcr.
day ht Mayor shepherd. They had
walked from Omaha to this city. their
parents nho had removed from Omtba
irff them at Omaha. telling them that
they would send for thcm a~ soon e.,
they could raise the money. The girls
waited three weeks and not hearing
from their parents started ou foo, an
reached here. where they tplJ their
story and received assistance.
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Professor Atkins was rendered de-
iiightful surprise hY his pupils yestcr-
day
George Taylor and y. II High leave
for Perry this morning as witnesses n
a law suit
lrchins caught jumping ON and OF
Santa Fe trains are being pulled Iy
the police
Ed Nanderpool has taken clerk
ship ~ Reniros 5, Charles Owens hav-
ing gone 10 Colorado.
Father Laws and wife, West Guih-
rie. leave today for Kansas, where
they Will reside in thc future.
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Among the arrivals AT the Daily yes
tcrday were Dr Joseph Pinquard, Chi.
cago; K. r. Faulks. 81 Louis: NJ. z.
Notter and wife, Nevada, Mo: j. NJ.
Iasberry and wife, oklahoma City: w.
l. parNins. Topeka.
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\ Cra,l rramp u,ug. IIo,.

BHoN Wis. April .. Frank Dyre.
au >-ycar-"ld boy. and friend named
Flanagan were playing with wheel
and rope yesterday when "a crazy
tramp caught them and told them he
was going tu Kiln one of them lie
knocked the Dyre boy down tied the
rope arolnd his neck threw 10 over "a
limb of % tree CLOSE by and >tringug
him up, lcft him hanging there The
Flanagan boy ran for help and tho
lad wa, rescued just iu time
Frank Wyatt and Ed Patton have
recovered theit lost dogs The animals
were returned bv fellow who mad
evidently stolen the dogs in order to
Let the reward
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Exquisite Mnlincr,.

Just received al the millinery par
l0rs OF Mrs. A. r. sanders the finest
iiue Of vine millinery tp be found iu
the west Trilby hats are the latest
thing out and IL will do you good 10
see them. Our spring opening win bc
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ON sailors for school girls az llc.
worth soc. Remember our opening
dates.
For "A short order or good zoe din
ner, oysters and lgncit go 10 the Cory.
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ur. PrlCe's Cream LIking Powder
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Fred NJ. Bcal i, dangerously sick
with pneumonia at Oklahoma City.
An itinerant tooth-pulIcr amused
crowd on First and Harrison last night.
&. l. Neagraves. f. T. A Of the
santa le i- the guest OF Agest DelA.
ucY.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

H. Bcad.c, grcN B. lO acres of Kun.r
corn last summer near Perry. llc FED
the crop to 100 ste IS aud carried
them through the winter in splendid
condition. lie will q ant 500 acre, thi,
year, which hc viii f,.,d 10 cattle tie
shocked the corn and fed the stall s
aud grain together.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

The ladies aid aud missionsry so-
cicties viii meet at the Congregational
church today al 3 o'clock The first
hour Will be devoted 10 the election of
officers. From 10 missionary
meeting will hc heidi AIRS, Piatt
leader subject, China Let cgery
hembe Doe present early. Visitors
welcome.
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