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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
EXPECTING VICTORY
RICHARD CROKER is FEELING
VERY CONFIDENT.
He rrophcsics Victory In New York
Against the REFORM aud tie
publican Combination.

London, Sept. 6,-Hon. C. NJ. pepew
mas returned TO London. and no saw
Mr. Richard Croker today.
II came to Europe to see nobody. /"
he said, and consequently see every
one. saw MIR, Croker today, who
told me that he In returning TO New
YORK TO take an active part In the
campaign.
Mr.. Croker IL very confident that
Tammany Will elect his whole ticket,
and he bases his confidence on the be-
lief that the reformers nnd Republl-
cans VIII not be able to pull together.
as was the case In 1894. II we are to
adhere TO the combinations of 1894. Mr..
Crokors opinions are right. Tammnny
IN that event Will elect all the judges,
the county ticket, the senators and
most OF the representatives l believe
that the state viii 80 Republican, and
that we have pretty sure chance for
electlng the Republican presidential
candidate"
Mr. Depew was asked about an artl-
Gle which appeared In the London
Times on Tuesday. ON MIR. W. c. Whit
ney's presidential chances. MIR. Depew
said on this subject:
81 really do not believe that Mr..
Whitney wants the Democratic nomln-
alton, The fact that nomination Ii
being sought shows slim chances for
the Democrats"
Mr.. Depew was asked by his inter
viewer what his observations showed
to he the status OF the Irish question,
to which he replied;
81 think the conservatives who come
Into power In England viii give Ireland
home rule In some shape, probably Just
aa good ~ the liberals would have
given. Like ourselves. the English are
peculiar II In not to the medicine
they object. provided the label on the
bottle Is satisfactory"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
W. H. HUBERT DEAD
HAD BEEN EDiTOR-iN-CHIEE OF
NEW YoRiS WORLD.
Wa. n Minister, . Lawyer aud a
ON Two Continents.

Cadcnabbla. Italy. Sept e,--willlam
Henry Hubert In dead. He was born
In Charleston. $. C.. July ~. 1891. was
graduated at Harvard In 1871, and
then studied Ia Rome, Berlin and
Paris After few years In the Uni
tartan ministry he entered Harvard
law school In 1859; In 1855 was a writer
ON Putnams Magazine. and Joined the
stan OF the new Times In 1857,
whllo visiting the South In 1851 he
was arrested by vigllant committee
In Atlanta, imprisoned FOR time. and
then released. but he was refused
passport except upon conditions with
which he would not comply, and finally
in August 1862 mad his escape through
the Confederate lines and reached
Washington lie became connected
with the New York World In 1863 and
In 1864 purchased the Commercial Ad-
vortiser. intending to publish II as a
free trade paper. but he and his associ-
ates failing to agree the paper was
sold TO Thurlow Weed. lie went 10
Mexico In 1866 and was invited to the
capital by MACMILLAN. He repre-
scented the New York World at the
Worlds Fair In Paris in 1867, and the
Century Festival OF 81. Peter at Rome
In 1871, accompanied the United States
expedition to Santo Domingo. during
which time he published a very COM
plete history OF that island,
In 1883 he was editor In chief OF
the World. and In tho latter year.
when Joseph Pulitzer bought the
World he went to Europe. where he
has since chiefly resided.
He has contributed largely TO Amer
lean and British periodicals and has
published several works, besides hymns
and poems
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
nAsnnAllL ro,MNAMnNr.
A Numbcr ot Games IRE ncing
Played ut Wichita rails.

Wichita Fails, Tex, sent G--fspe.
cial)--Wichlta'a Base Hall tournament
began yesterday, Two games We're
played, First game, Iowa Parks aeo-
ond nine W.. Wichita Falls second
nine. rcsultlng IN victory for Wichita
by u score OF TO O. Second game,
seymour'a first nine Vs. Wichita lniln'
nfst nine. This was another glorious
victory for the Wlchltna, the rhnmplons
OF the Fort Worth ana Denver. Tho
game was called az the end OF the sew
enth Inning and the score stood q TO
In favor OF Wichita Arlington and
Henrietta play this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Windsor. Sept. Give and half
furlongs. Coaaaok won. Killarney sec
ond. Miles atandlph third. Time. i;l2-
Lady Doloful second, MinH Kitty third.
Time, 30
Six furlonRs, selling: Caesar won.
Readinh second. Pete Kelly third. Time,
l.iT 81.
Blk furiongs. selling; High Test won.
DoekHtader second. Hansai third. Time,
i.iS.
Mile; Logan won, Grammar second.
Susie % third. Time. i;f4 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
SPARKS ny WIRE.

Rio Janelro. Sept 6.-Tho treaty OF
commerce. between Brazil aud Port
ugal has been renewed FOR u term VI
nine years,
London, Sept. G.--unlted States Am
baasador Bayard gave dinner to-
night Ia honor OF Hon. j. ~ Ecklea,
comptroller OF the currency. and his
wife. Several English hnRnclers were
present.
Amsterdam. Sept. G-iTred BinRcn Of
the frm OF BinRen BroH., bankers OF
Genoa, who recently made a disastrous
failure. has been arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

o'nricn and waicou 10th Held for
iris. Fighting.

Boston. Sept. Elm the municipal
criminal court this forenoon Judge Ely
handed down hts decision In the
obrieh-Walcou case, and held both
court ON the charge OF prise lighting.
IN hla decision the judge declared that
the evidence showed that although the
men did meet to contest for prize
they were lighting for part OF the
gate receipts; the contest took place
according 10 u previous arrangement
ana each man cndeavored to knock out
the other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
ON rnE RAoE TRACK.


Loulsvll'e. KY, Sept o.--Fonr lnd n
hair furlongai Dorctte won. Laura
.55.
Six furlonGa, Madeline won, The
Princess second, Queen May third.
Time, 1i5 i-2.
Seven furlongs. Prince Imperial won.
Igomar second. olive third. Time,
1871 -.
Mile. aelinRi gllEo won, IefauiIcn
second, Evanutus third. Time, i.t2 l-2.
Five furlonga. Moylan won. Dr. KEEL
loER second. Joe Clark third. Time.
Zoe 1-g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
HE TRIED TO PASS.
IN DEFIANCE or THE QUARANTINE
REGULATIONS.
mt Received n winchester Baii Is
nj. Dody as lie Fled rrsm
shc Guard.

Memphis, Sept, s.--News comes from
Cow Island OF tho killing OF Caleb
Norman. oolorrd. by Nose Turner a
colored quarantine guard. ON the post
opposite Cow Island.
Norman had been driven out Of Ar
kansas for theft and took refuge on the
leland Being ordered away from
thorc he attempted 10 enter Mississippa
In violation OF tho small pox quaran.
tine. Turner halted him. and on his
taking TO his heels fired on him with a
winchester rifle. shooting him through
the body. Turner has not been ar.
rested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Marusua say. Oh. Aiiinnea Carried
contrsbspd Goods.

London. Sept GA dispatch from
Madrid says that Marrgua. the former
Spanish minister at Washington. who
resigned. has made public statement
that he handed IN hig resignation be-
cause he had proof that The Condo de-
Venido was justified when she fred at
the ALLIANCES. that the American Rteain-
er carried contraband goods and was
but a mile aud half from the Cuban
coast He would not consent that
spain ahould be put Ia the wrong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

record Tor half mile tracks was broken
today AT Highland park. when Jimmie
Mac went a mile In sls ~ In the gd7
pace.
The 80 pace. unfinished from yeeter-
day was won By zabud. Beat time.
..ii IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

washington. Sept. G.--The following
pension pensions have been Issued to people
las county.
keissue-James l.. Edwards, Fort
worth Tarrant county: Eugene l..
Salc, Dallas, Dallas county; James
schoheld, Marshall Harrison county.
original widows, etc --Mlnors OF vii.
nam Benson. Taylor. Williamson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

81. Louis, Sept. e.--six furionsn;
May Fern won. bridget second, sGt.nct
third. Time, ilg "a,
Six furlonga. Falcon won, Barnhousa
second. Utopia third. Time, i;i9 "a
SIX furlonKa. pelleas won. IRA Dla-
las Ia.
Seven furlonKs; Moilic King won. Ra-
pier second. Miss Norma third Time,
i.S3.
Six furlongs; Medcrocio won, Isctta
second. Mollle II third. Thine, i;iS ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

"""' knights OF r,thIn- Dcieen,..
Present nt Gre-nviiic.

M @re,enyllie, Tex. Sept, e.--tspeciai) r.
struetion which closed isst niyht was
Weii attended, thirty-one LODGES out 81
anlt .y-seYen In the district being rep
rssen'ed. One hundred and fifty dele
sues We're present and were entertaln-
ga by Oreenvllle lodge No. so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

AT Brooklyn brooklyn. :; cleveland.
AZ noslon- Boston, o. Chleago. g.
AZ New Nork--Now York. Z. Pitts
burg @.
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia. o; 81.
Louis. s.
At Baltimore baltimore. Louisville
Rnme postponed, rain
At Washington Washlngton- Clnoln-
natl game postponed, rain,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

New York. Sept, G.--Thc steamer
Nurmanla, which was expected tonight
was sighted by the North German
Lloyd steamer Wittekind ON September
= In latitude n degrees west. longitude
% degrees north, and signallcd. but
she was proceeding with only one en-
CINE while repairs were being made To
the other The nature OF the INJURIES
was not cNpluined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

chiacs. want 10 suppress Cholera In
san Franeisco.

San Francisco. sept 6.--Thc momberH
Of the local board OF health today In
rpected the Chinese quarters TO unccr-
tain what measures Il might be adj
vlsabln 10 take to lessen the chance OF
cholera obtaining a foOihoid here, The
Chinese consul general has promised
10 cooperate with the board and said
that force VI eight Chinese inspectors
IN maintained by the Blk Companies
TO correct all nulHanocs and conditions
threatening the health OF the quarter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

had been hiding. single shot was
heard. The posse closed into the spot
from which the firing had some and
found Ward on his back on the ground
with a revolver In each hand and
was ALREADY dend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Bclin. Hept. GA grand Corners"
was given this oycning IN honor OF the
Waiting 0erinnn-Amorlcan Veterans OF
the war OF is10-i ut the Phllhnfmon.
lea, 1000 belnE present including Gen,
erals Leo. Erpons. Rogunlawsld and
Hnzn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Saratoga. N. v. sept. G.-rx-Con-
gresham William Sackott dropped
dead here this afternoon. lie was II
member OF the Thirticth ana Thirty
FIRST congresses and was the father OF
Colonel Saekett OF the Ninth New York
cavalry, who was killed at the head OF
Ills command In the lnto war,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
MISSIONARY WoI,,< ,
Hon. o. W. Gillespie In era,so.
County.

Hon. O. w Gillespie. who rendered
auun signal services In the prohibition
io"at IN iarFant county during the
suled 10 Grayson county where he ia
uolhE good work for the antis. hnv-
ing begun his labors there Thursday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
y" sunronsAnD ALrcnLD.
WI He Asked what lie Knows
About IIoodiInE.

istay ineil sept, 6.-rho grand Jury
$50 n nsued SuhpoenaH for three Chi
siAe,, p'Isons, Gov. Altgeld and TWO
tsiote commanding them TO appear
fssdln, grand Jury and testify re-
III ~, po9dling by members OF the
~ trneral assemhlp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

NJ fsM"rth social at the residence
hi ~ on Weatherford street last
n,ie w very pleasant success.
NJ AMI y. about thirty couples pres
t''reshments were served.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

AN pace-watcheye won. Jimmie
Mac second. Best time. s;is IL.
2;.O trots- Marie NJ. won, rcnptc
Wilkea second Beat time g1G 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

v ,wnni'l OF the city. with buie,
he wes :" ms Iody. II is supposed that
anal, m's murdered, M his watch and
, ,, We're gone. aud IL is nurmisei
h I'M. the objec, of the murder WINS ron.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Noblcavilc. Ind. Sept, 6.-Tho Hon.
Henry Watterson In nm interview here
tonight stated that II was his intention
to 10 to Europe next year. 10 Avoid
participating In the national cam
pulgn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Plttsburg. Pa, Sept. 6.-Nieholaa
Ohm and Mrs. Nicholas Ohm, Jr.. were
s.ruck ny Baltimore and Ohio train
across the tracks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

No. Mnude. dear, we really do mo-
know who should hold tho stakes whef
girl makes u hot Of dozen lSinsel
with her best an.---Philadciphis Roo
ord,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Small Mnrgery had lust been stun
by wasp. " wouldn't a-mlnded ~
walking all over my hand" she said
between har nobe, Tiff II hadn't "a,
down 30 hard."--Now York Eycnins
Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

The canday Butcher--Thc glass eat
er'e got choitra morbus.
The Zulu Chieft tin--Ncryea him risht
lie ough, 90 know enough to let Riecr
bottles alone this time OF year.--De
tr,it Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

lNNNh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-19
TERRITORIAL SKETCHES.
Aud Ksdsk shots At Passing Incidents IN
Two Domains

The postofice a. Taloga, was robbed
Monday night The amounl Of mon
ey taken is not known but is supposed
20 BE- nearly 500 and stamps.
Go.ernor Renfrow has appointed the
following delegates 10 the Mexican ma
ti0ual exposition =. d. kellar. Lex
.ugJon J. l. Mitch Edmond; ". Il
Mason. Chandler. ID. g. Dwinnel. Mul-
bsl.J. T. Laferty. Perry: General
Henry Thomas Oa ah0ma City: NJ
gt-thaF El Reno, 81. T. swartont.
Enid 2. w.. Batcheider P0nca City.
l.It like'y that 2. 500 coal miners in
e territory Nill soon be out A de-
uan1 has been made for twenty cents
a1uILi1ua. for screened coal and . fteeu
cents per ton additional for mine run.
The men az Coal Gate, kreOs and Le-
nigh are already out, as result OF a
heated meeting held last night An
other meeting % strikers was in pro-
yress today.
In the Perry district court judgment
was rendered 10 favor Of the following
persons against Fred W. Farrar,
Bank Of Perry and First State bank Of
Perry. Porch Bros j. II. King, T. r.
Tebbe, Timothy McGrath, a. B. Fits,
A 81 Petite. J. J. Cummings, NJ.
Greenwald, Perry Water, Light and
Ice company. j. T Cameron and +. Il.
Beasley; and against the above named
defendants, including I. NJ. Richard
son, 10 favor OF Smith Bros 4. Il
Paessler Weber 4 Nollmes, NJ Raw
lings T. ID Mimi, j. T. NanNoCrhis.
a. C. Hinde, Fleming, Mockley q
Farmer. and e. al Cases will be taken
up later and carefully inves tigated
Pawuee Democrat: The school board
Of one district in this county has placed
itself in a peculiar condition from
which they will probably hnd some
difficulty 10 cXtricate themselves
They voted bonds for a school house
The bonds were issued and recorded
by both the county clerk aud territor-
ial auditor A sale Of the bonds was
negotiated but the prospective pur-
chaser refused 10 take them owing 10
some haw iu the bonds or the BOARD $
procedure aud the officers voted 20
burn the bonds They were chucked
iu the stove and now the district has
40 uucaucelled bonded indc btness.
with the records Of two offices show
ing the same, and the district is minus
the bonds or the value. They prop
erly should have been cancelled before
burned The bonds, we understand
belonged 10 district 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-19
AGED MEXICAN ON TRIAL.
Insanity Experts Placed on the Witness
stand In RI Reno District Court

Insanity Experts Placed on the Witness
stand In RI Reno District Court
Dr Ignatz Mayer the well known
specialist, has returned from Fl Reno,
where he vas called as a witness in
the murder case Of Santiago Garcia. q
Mexican, aged 50 years, who was in
dicted and is now on trial on the charge
Of killing an Indian near IT. Sill. The
defense set up insanity and a number
OF physicians in the territory were
summoned as experts-among them
Dr Mayer and Or. II. L. Smith OF this
city. DR. smith, however, was unable
20 20 20 II Reno. Dr.. Mayer was sub
p0eaned by the United States and gave
some important testimony regarding
different forms Of insanity The case
is an interesting one and the result Of
the tr al viii be watched with interest.
Garcia is unable 10 talk English and
acts queerly. In his infancy he was
stolen by Indians and has ever since
lived among red men. The killing
was the result Of quarrel over a wo-
man. An Fl Reno dispatch Of yester-
day says:
Federal court adjourned here today,
a great many cases having been dis
posed Of.
The jury in the government against
Santiago Garcia, charged with murder
after being out twelve hours, brought
IN a verdict Of not guilty by reason Of
insanity. The defendant was Mex
lean, past 30 years of age, who had
KILLED an Indian in rivalry over the
affections Of squaw Of the wild type
Of beauty.
Among other cases were the follow
ing:
United States VS. Wesley Cokely and
Frank Dyer, charged with larceny;
convicted
United States vs. Henry Tras,
charged with larceny; convicted. Fras
is rich cattleman, owning several
thousand head OF cattle in western
Oklahoma and Texas at the present
time
United States VS. sam Wilson,
charged with larceny; convicted.
The result has been very discourag-
ing 10 COW thieves, and "rustling" is
now considered bad form.
Judge Burford went 10 Enid on the
night train 10 hold a special term
there.
The government was represented by
Judge Brooks, through his assistant,
Roy Hoffman, who goes from here to
the Woodward court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-19
Recording a Vessel. Course.

A naval engineer of Hamburg. John
Paul, has invented an apparatus re-
cording graphically the couse Of a ship
during the entire voyage. Upon strip
Of paper the angles of the rudder in re-
lation TO the longitudinal axis OF the
ship and the relation OF the magnetic
needle Of the compass to the axis OF the
ship are continually recorded. The pa
per is moved along by clockwork, while
the recording pencil receives its motion
by means OF electro magnets connected
by wire with the ships compass and
steering engine. The recording instru-
ment, working automatically. may be
shut OF so as to be inaccessible to any
but the captain, and such a record
would doubtless furnish the most salts
factory evidence OF the ships course
during the entire voyage. With the au-
tomato register OF revolutions Of The
propeller and Of knots travelled, previ-
ously patented by some inventor. the
entire maneuyering of a ship during a
given time or an entire trip may be
critically inspected by the ships own
ers OF the captain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-19
Hood,S D;IIe cure all liver iTls. bilious.
tANOA . Ills ness. headache. 25e
A BOY is A BOY.
Little Incident which IL Anothe'
Demonstration OF the Pact

A Little Incident which Is Anothe'
Demonstration OF the Pact
II there is anything a boy would
rather do than eat ice cream. it is un-
known TO the casual observer Of boy
hood Next to eating it, he likes to make
It, A boys propensity for messing is
pTOverbial. What man has not at some
time in his career made soda water in
his mothers kitchen with water, vine
gar. sugar and cream Of tartar? And
what a mess he always made OF it,
One warm afternoon the boys in the
fats wanted some ice cream. One Of
them borrowed Mrs. Rawson's freezer.
for his mother. of course. Another
made a requisition on his mothers ice
box; a third borrowed some OF his
mothers sugar, while fourth "snook"
some oranges from home. They had no
cream, but compromised on orange ice.
They had a glorious day Of IT, They
broke the ice and put it in the freezer
and squeezed and sliced the oranges
into the sugar and water. Then they
took turns at the crank. After turn
ing it awhile they would open it to
see how IL was getting along, and each
stuck his grimy fingers into the mess
to see how good it was. This they did
with such expressions Of gustatory
satisfaction as: "Um-m. Gee-whiz,
ain't that going to be goodr'
They ground IL all afternoon until
they could hardly turn the crank.
Then they took IT out. and the boy who
borrowed the freezer wanted to divide
II, and he who provided the sugar
thought he was the proper person for
that position. All of them made a bid
for it. and finally referred the matter
10 a big boy. who divided it by giving
himself the lions share. And in the
brisk north wind they sat down and
ate the chilly stun, for ice cream is
ice cream to boy, no matter the
weather.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-19
FOR FREE HOMES.
Territorial Free Home League 10 Nee
at ~ Reno. Jan 10

Territorial Free Home League to Meet
40 ~ Reno. Jan- 10.
PERRY. o. T.. Dee. l2. lsg5.-Where-
as al ttc Free Home league conven-
tion. held al Perry Oct @. lsss, the
president as instructed TO call a con
ventiou % tbe Territorial Free Home
lcaEue 40 EI Reno. on January Do
ls.s
Therefore o convention. 20 consist
~ s-y delegates from each county. is
nsreby called iu compliance with said
Instructions
l.le ot.I Iect of sad convention is %
tlsr sE-l action as may be deemed
l-st .r assisting and securing the pas
sage tr -l1 rress % the free home BILL
ron before t1ai BODY. for the election
% ca.ce-s FOR the ensuing year. and
suel Other business zs may properly
come before SAID eunrention.
Delegates are 70 be selected b con
-eutiens - rhe 1iffereut counties.
"a d .ch shall te con posed of three dele
gates from each loc1l league in the
c-1utr it 81 recommended that the
-.a.--aH ---- 81 aaa-ae AI -EaA - A4E
a1lniv seat % she diHeren; counties
OF ~at11iaT. Dec - IsaI
Cc1ntT leaEue CEcers are requested
% rotifF eac1 local league in their
c-uuiy and f1-nish copy hereof %
earn paper ir their county
II L reo uested that az petitions b.
-e-1rre5 tT the date Of said c0uven-
Ten. = !. Hcrsroy.
Pres = Il T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-19
POVERTY AFFIDAvITS.
Perry Grand Jury On it. Report scores IN
New Lave

Ferry Grand Jury On 90. Report scores the
New Lave
The grand jury at Perry upon ad.
journ.ng yesterday presented long
report 90 the court as jury for the
United states
They passed upon 60 cases and ex-
amined % YER 4o0 cases. As a territorial
jury q eases were heard and ESQ wit
uesses examined. As a federal grand
jury the report reads: 1--WE are ap.
palled At the criminal earclessuess OF
prActiciug attorneys in preparing pa
pers and permitting theirclients. with
out personal examination. 10 sign the
same.
The jury found the Noble eouuty
jail In bad sanitary condition but
otherwise all right. The jury cracks
the legislature as follows.
in its investigation II territorial
offenses. this jnry foun7 i-rf ham
pered first by want of tiui--o1r ig.
islature. whether wise or not seeing
ft no matter how great the o awe. oi
crime. TO allow but eight days in which
10 gather 3D.. second. bv the most
after imp0ssi bility under existing laws
of getting and holding with SIS 5. And
this jury cannot 6nd words strong
enough in which 10 express its condem.
nation Of law that compels poor men
and women 10 either beg 0r r.rue be.
fore this court aud huni ia'e 'hem-
selves by making an afi iavit ot pov
erty, when their evidence j. necessary
TO convict the criminals OF the terri
tory, such law tends % increase 10,
stead Of lessen crime