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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

For West Virginia, western Pennsylvania und
Ohio, fair; COLDER northcrly winds.
TnErEMrEHAIuEE YESTERDAY.
MS furnished by c, scIISrrf. druggist, corner
MnreCi nnd Fourteenth Strccts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
Another Currency Bill

WAamlHoroS, Jan. S.-A currency bill
has boon introduced by Representative
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

shall, got n vole; Edwards and Fleming
gained two each; Evans lost three,
Campbell ono, Smith ono, aud Edwards
lackod two OF n nomination.
Tho eighth ballot gave a vote to Brady,
OF Ohio, and Greer, OF Mason, two.
S.apleton gained one, Edwards lost two,
and Campbell lost halt his vote, leaving
him with one.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Q~noemeiner proouftenmnrrt.

6OI9elr6e qreiie murOen bel srOBereu gars
ten e~r3ielt:
Sci ii eff, sei6Ga6tst, 6ibuer 90
1Oc. @prtHgG 6i&en5 1O@105c. 8urfeps 6}@
lie; @nten 9@13c.; @Gnie 7@10c.
28tIb Snipe S1.50@1.75 per Oub.
8loper ST. 50@1.75; QSil6enten 81. 0O@1O. 90
per Ob. IRabbtts 25c@$1. 90.
@ier - 12@13c. per Oubenb.
8Dbnen- Neue, nit Der 6on6 oes
pfliidte, 1.85@1.87@; olte. 81. 35@1.65.
@rbi Ell 9etrof1ete. oyiil1e. 85@97c.
&ar t0feln- 6ebroIS 62@67c; BUR-
bonts 65@7O Oas gnlbel; Gole 6Oc@65
NeerleB 58@64c.
Nep ell = SO. 50@S4.O 90 per ISaB.
8auoueu- 50@S1.25 per 8u16.
@ttroner- So. O0@3.25 bic Bor.
dip el III ell - Sloriba $2.5O@4.OO per
8or. @olifornii3e, S3.25@3.5O, MeIitnaer
S2.00@2.75.
9onts- WeiBer atee, i'll 4ffnnOe ob9e.
tbetlt, 13@@14c; ni3t 10 BED, 10@12c:
burfel Sc 6aS 8funo ansgelofener 5@6c
We6t - Starter Wei3en CBotent) rparer
argeiebt 3u 49, 0@S3. 80, lit 6Giieru mei6er
@ei5en (Bateut) S2.85@S3. 10: bortes @eiz
Selt= (SGderme60 81. 90@$2.1O in SGden;
weiber QSei3euz (8Gderneb0 81. 90@S1. 80;
,,0feo Oo9"S.-@81.6 5 III SGden; 8iNter:
wei3et S2.20@$2.40 in @oli.
go9gen-g go. 2 524@524c.
6eu-S 81. 5O@S11. 90.
60 III - 8%ertdufe I'm 9tore go. 8 1910
42c; $50. 8 9elb 428@43c. @ertdufe mad
Yrobe waren; SEQ. 8, 422 @43c; Geo. 4. ACC.
u III er 10 Ell cit 8erfGufe i'm Store,
geo. 2 ROTH, 53c-; 9to. 3 roth 5Og@524c.
8erfGtfe na6 probe wareu: SEQ. 3 rotber
534c.
Gerfe $40. Q 53@544c.
Safer 8ertdltfe i'm Store, &c. $3.50
29c; So. 2 neiB 31&@314e; No. 8, 293c. Ser
tGufe 1ta6 Bro6e narel1: go. 2, 29@294c.
ga -Tla6s $1.41; Simot6p
$5.25@5.65; &Iee S8.25@9.OO.
W9tSfep S1.26t.
Suit er - 8eite Creamery 0aare 18c;
CUTE 17@174c; m~ittelmGBi9e 14@15c; 0uirp,
bette, 16c; mltteI9ute uiIb quite 14@15c;
iri!6er Padin9=Stod 6@7c.
Sd e-YOungA ncrtcau 1O4@104c; G6pei.
5erfGie 10@11c. Qilnbur9er 94@11c.
@e M ii e-Nei9fraut 81. 100000 per 100
Gopf. Seaerie 25@45c bos 0userlb @eiBe
&ii6er 25@27c per 8uibel bel Der @ar; Stefs
riben @ bas Sap; Moorrii6eu 75@8Oc.
per Barrel; 3mtebelu So .00@S3.0O per Sap,
80c@S1.00 per 8uibel; 3omateu -@-c Der
6orb.
8otbe 8Hbeu- 5O@75c. per Sap.
@urfen 10000 per 0ubeub.
SHBtartoffelu - SGtmois 1880
200 per SAP.
90 | at - s1@1.15 per 4 %. eaIe.
Sptn0t.--@- per IaR.
@por9el @reibbaus)-S-.- per 0us.
glumentobI - O. per Oub.
@ranb erries SerieDs S3.75@4.OO
per 1 8uibel 8or.
SaIg- gto. 1, 43c. SEQ. 2, 32c.
8e1eucorn- @uf Der 8abn, ,,Soir"
Biz ,,@boice", grimes 6@7c; mittleres, rot6
eoer blaBf1rbi9, 42@54c; raub unb erob 4@
43c; v@boice", grimes, gu Carpet Irten,
6@65c; nSelf=wOrtin9", grimes. 53@64c;
ROTH eoer gelb eubt9eu6es 44@54c.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
gSas Sbmen tuagri@einIi@ auerf
amff1Gt,

~"U~"SI
tpeun @ie Oa8 &ar[Sbaoer @pru6elIala
reqelmaBig nebmett, 1T cine Gbna6me
oe8 &Orpergepidt8. sic iuerOen aae8
uneeIuube, geouulene 6leii6 un0
3el9eluebe los, tuerm Ste nit folhem
belaife fin6. Oarum lift oas 5al3 in
5dnen BON Settleibtefeit 10 ~ipertbpoQ.
Damn ober, lueun Oie8 9eIdeben lift
ooer @te idOn idlonf iinO, folgt ber
felte, 9eiuuOe SleiidanIab, OeiIen @ie
beOirfen, IN gang uatiirlider @eiIe.
SIRE 8erOauun98Or9ane eritarfeu, Sbr
Nppetit wir0 9eI6drft, e8 finoet feline
8er9eubuns Der auf9enOmmenen Ndbr>
ftOffe itatt; mas sic senieBen, miro in
9eI un0e Nabrung Oertpanbelt.
Sang e%iuerlei, Oh Gle GIT itarf ooer 3u
19lanf lino - bo8 &arl8bo0er Spruoels
Iat3 peridafft Sbnen in beioen 6aGen
Die rid)tige, geiunOe S0rpcrfitlle.
2afen @ie it6 feline ais rper6e6ertes"
("improved') ooer pfitnItlihc8" &arl8>
baoer Sol3 perfauften 8crfdlidrugen
oe8 dflten Nrtifel8 0ufbolIen Scue ftnb
nun 0tii4uHacn bon 9eiU6bnti9em @lauy
berial3 uno 9eiOlitpulpcr, bic BON sc
wiHenlOien 9dnolern o~erfauft weroen,
lueil iie meBr baran Oer0ieneu. Der ciuz
gig d6te importirte Nrtifcl bat ben 9faz
nte,s5ug Der @t8uer 4 Meu6eliOn
60, 41eiui9e a9entel, Seem Oo.f, unO
0a8 Siegel Der StaDt &arlSba6 auf ieOer
Glaide.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
(GOrtiebung fOIet.]

- SIM Otter BON 1O5 Sabren iturb in
9erbD in Gnglanb am H.. Sebruar Der
fri6ere Sii9ler Ri9arb &nppleS, Gr 6tn=
terlGBt cine Scooter, tpelGe SO Sabre alt lit,
¬pGes bGieb Bis gu ieinem 2ebenSenbe
i'm 8efib a1er fetner STANDARDIZATION. @r
befaB namentli9 Elm punberbareS @ebG9tz
nib, Seine gan5e 5amtlie lit reGt alt ge=
norben, feline Mutter 90 unO feline S@pez
fter 81 Sabre.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
NarftbertMt.
Gbtco 60. 70. Mdri.

@6GuBpreiie i'll Dei3er unO Corn ir anOes
ren StGbten maren:
@eiaen - Nep gorf: Mar,. 59gc;
Ofai, 608c; - Suli, 6O4c; ct. 2ouis: -
OtGrS, 53c; Ntai, 524c.; 9ulutb
8aar. 594c.; Mai. 604c; Minneapolis
8aar, 593c; Mai, 58Ae.; Baltimore
Wtdr5, 60; Woi 604c. Tole6o: - 8aar,
56$c; Wai, 568c; - MtlDoufee: 8aar,
553c; Suit 564c; 0etrOit: 8aar, Sole;
MGt, 565c.
@Orn-gtew gorf: Waoi, 5O4c; Suli sole
ct. Souls, NtGrS 424c; Wtai, 1895; -
Baltimore: Mtdr5. 494c; Ntai, 500.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

knn-s OnFICIAL PUBLICATION.
oohnudI SIatHmeDt OF the READING FIRE
READING ~% INSURANCE COMPANY Of
day Of \ II the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
SuperintDoecembe 1898: made to the Insurance
TO law 'endent of the State OF illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12

Amo.- Capital.
full OF Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12

ite1enlpeiie bic @traBen, 70 baB INNER 2tr>
better tb1.ig fem miifien, I'M Die GtraBen
offen 5u folten.
Sen &f, ben bic 8eb0rben IN
@a91en auf @runb ibres 8ereinsgeieses
gegen bic @ocialbemotratte fiibren, erlGutert
cine Gtattfttt, bic neuerbtngs bon me6reren
8lGttern ber0fentli6t ptrb. 9arna9 muir
ben i'm Sabre 1894 I'M &Onigret9 @acbfen
3 0ereine perbpten, 70 8ereine GA poliz
tiI9e, 20 gepertf6aftli9e, 81 @e1angper@
cine unD 9 Surnpereine) aufge(0it, 81 Ser
1ammlunqen unD 43 6eftli@teiten perboten,
% @er1Qmmlungen aufgel0it, Is Mustpets
fungen unD II 0dusiuAungen BEL Social
bemotruten pp%rgenommen, 1otpie enbltA
gegsn @ocialbemOtraten auf insgeIammt 16
Sabre 5 Monate unb - Sage @efdngntB,
fopie l syabr II Sage 0aft unb 22,697 so.
@elbtrafe erfannt. SrobOem ober ptelei9t
infol0e bie1es f9arfen 8orge6ens ma9t bic
SociQlbemotratte nirgenOs fol9e Sort
f9rttte pie in @a4fen.
-yn Gteinamarger in nngarn ga1ttrte
bDriqen Monat Der Cirrus gorraDini aus
3urin. Sen @6luB Der @orftenung bill
bette cine 9roBe MaRerpantomime, po5u
100000 Sitter @aher berpenbet puroen,
bic binnen flint Minuten Die Hsitba9n iiberz
f6nemmten. Muf Dem Mafer ipur5en
8abnfabrten unb @etti9pimmen beran@
f~fqGtet. I'm bie1e 8Oritellung auHiibren fu
t0nnen, muBte Elm groBes 8~altengeriiit err
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
KohIer.
Giibe.

No. l whitefsh, p brl. IS. 90 q -
Family white1sh, y 100 h.. $50 a -
No. l trout, y 4-brl......... $50 q -
Holland herring, key, new 10 q .85
Labrador herring, split, Fbrl $50 a -
Scalded herring, p box 800. .15 a -
Mackerel, large family, 1-brl 1900 a -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... 10 a -
California salmon, p brl ...11.0O a -
Norway XIX herring, p brl. 10 so a -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
PRINCE OF GOOD FELLOWS
Is Judge q. :. Cunningham aud Hcre'- to
Ills Success

The many warm friends of Judge
George 5. Cunningham will be- pleased
to learn that he is already meeting
with success in his new home in ST.
Louis. Judge Cunningham left Gu h.
rie for St Louis last week and now
has offices in the Union Trust company
building, where he las begun to build
up the large and lucrative practice he
so well deserves. MIR Cunningham Is
one of nature noblemeu. Intellect
ual, bright talented and congeniaL
and with a vast knowledge of the law,
he is a man TO know, like and do busi-
ness with. The Leader sincerely re
grets his leaye-taHng, but wishes him
all the happiness and prosperity in
the world While "A resident Of Ar
kansas Judge Cunningham held se9-
eral important judicial positions and
he enjoys a wide acquaintance i'm the
west lie was impressed with OKLA
homa but believes that ST. Louis of
fers better inducements TO him and we
feel that his fondcst hopes will be re-
allied as energy, brains and persever.
ance generally win Mir Cunningham
family will shortly join him i'm ST.
Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
COL. BLACKWELL ON TOP.
The Energetic Town Builder Is Cleared of
high Treason.

Colonel A. j. Blackwell, tae indie
fatgible town boomer and railroad
builder returned TO the city yesterday
from David and Uaremore, l. r.,
where he has been soiourning the past
fortnight The colonol was tried for
high treason and was acquitted on
both counts, but the court held him
for misdemeaEor, which is q rather
stiff jump from "a death charge. Col
blackwell at once put up bond of
$500 in Cherokee warrants and will
carry the ease 10 the Cherokee supreme
court II the tribunal decides that he Is
a white man his money will be returned
II an Indian he will get his allotments.
The colonel is a fighter and win &c
what's coming 10 him. In the mean
time scores Of new buildings are going
up at Blackwell's new town OF David.
The colonel says his railroad project
is also booming and that grading wil
begin within thirty days Contract.
for grading viii be received by him al
blackwell on March l5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
BURNT SWEETNESS.
story of a Chortav Candy Pun and Young
Indy's narrow Escape.

Miss Johnson e young lady living
near Choctaw city, met with a painful
accident yesterday that came near be
ing fatal While making molasses
candy for some children who were Wis
ting her, here dress caught the, and
in her excitement she split some hot
grease upon her clothing, which blazed
up, cnveloping the young lady in a
mass of flames. She started and ran
out of the house into the cellar, but
met a couple Of neighbors vino were
passing by the house and who at
tempted TO hold the girl and smother
the blazing garments In her agony
the frenzied girl broke away aud ran
toM ard snow drift The men caught
/ her, and 10y using their heavy over
coats succeeded iu smothering W,
fire, but not before the lady had beer
/ severely burned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
WRECK CLEARED.
Scene of the Santa Fe Collision Visited by
Thousands OF People.

Scene of the Santa Fe Collision Visited by
Thousands OF People.
over 6, 600 people visited the scene Of
the Santa Fe passenger and freight
wreck in Dead Mans Cut sunday and
Monday All day sunday four wreck
ing crews worked on the debris and at
o'clock Sunday night the track was
reported cleared The smash-up was
undoubtedly the worst that has &C.
curred ON this division in many years
Fireman Coldron is still alive and is
being cared for 10y his wife and DR.
Smith OF the Daily hotel
on Sunday an inquest was held over
the body Of Engineer Upleby by the
following jury, empaneled by Coroner
Barker. Ike Levy, Chas. Renfro, Ed
Pentecost, Pete Muller f. =. Barnes
and d. Il. ARIEL A verdict was rem
/ dercd in accordance with the facts Civ
/ en- i'm Sundays Leader. The body was
embalmed at Spengels and was taken
to Topeka for burial by Joseph and
/ VIM. Ballou, Of Arkansas City, sent
/ here 10y the B Il. +. The following
were pall-bearers: d. n Frazier Clay
Coyle Ed Douneliy and j. A. Rodgers.
The dead mans wife died at Arkansas
] City two months age and three orphan
children are left at Topeka.
DIR. Manners "a passenger from New
] Ngrl. who was spyprplv hurt is rppov.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
DUNS WEEKLY Review
TWO OBSTACLES BLOCK THE
PATH OF TRADE.
THE OLD STORY TOLD OVER AGAIN
one Is the Exceeding Cheapnoss Of Farm
Products. the other Restricted
Operations In the Industrie' Corn
crop Is short aud wheat and
Cotton supplies Behind
the Demands.

NEW YoRK. Feb. f., n. g. Dun a
Co.'S weekly review of trade says.
Another weeks exports Of gold and
Withdrawals from the treasury have
been almost entirely stopped by the
contract for purchases Of gold from
Messrs. Belmont and Morgan.
For the moment business only waits
TO know whether sales of American
securities and Withdrawals of gold
from the treasury have been lastlngly
stopped by the remarkable increase
of confidence.
The two obstacles which block the
path lust now are exceeding cheap
ness Of farm products and restricted
operations in the Industries. There
has been no gain i'm prices OF farm
products on the whole; corn ls noml-
nany &c higher, but with lnsignih-
cant movement while wheat also,
with movement hardly hall OF last
vnar's. is iic lower FOR the week
Cotton, with continuing large re-
ccipts. remains unchanged.
Few words tell the old story: The
corn crop is undeniably short al
though probably much larger
supply than official reports indicate.
Wheat and cotton supplies are 50 FAR
behind the worlds demands that eN-
treme low prices are natural and any
speculation for advance is greatly
handicapped Restricted purchase
by the West and South naturally
result.
Continued dulluess is reported ia
cDttons and reduction of prices by
the Amoskeag mills causes some
hesitation.
Trade i'm woolcus is by no means
satisfactory, thoGgh fairly large vol.
ume i'm medium and low grades but
prices have been generally reduced
and competition with cheap foreign
goods is felt somewhat more. Sales
of wool continue within about a
sixth of weeks normal supply for
Eastern mills, amounting To 5,06s,-
400 pounds of which 3,j95, 900 were
domestic Fine fleece are not stronger
and sales of Ohio M. are quoted
at l6l, cents.
Failures for the week were 25o in
the United States, against 323 las
year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
OVER THE TERRITORY.
naps and Mishaps of Adjacent cities and
Towns.


Towns.
Norman Transcripts Last Monday
Robert Cook who lives ON Deep Fork
was assaulted by his brother-in-law
Kennedy, who used a spade lnilicung
three fearful wounds on Cooks head.
Kennedy imue lately left the country
and thus far n1thing has been heard
Of his whereabouts Cook lay all night
weItering I'm his blood I'm the morn.
ing he recovered sufficiently 90 make
his way TO Edmond where his wounds
were dressed The cause for the as
sault I5 unknown, but Cook thinks
Kennedy is OF uusound mind.
Perry Special: News was received
here today of the burning Of Johnson 5
store at Samson. iu which was kep
the p1stuniae Thursday night The
p1~t0hi e. is Iu the country, thirty
miles east Of here. II is said that th,
store and plstoni'e were robbed and
then fired Am the postal equipment
with $500 worth of postage stamp
were burned.
Ok City O6,ahoman. Up 90 the irsI
of February there had been filed on
farm aud iu this county over 500 mort
cages OF these 325 have been salts
fed and released. There are about %,
500 quarter sections in the county. BI
a little figuring IL viii be seen tha'
only about one ont OF every six IS un
der mortgage.
The trial OF Jim Doss for the shoot
ing OF negro az III Reno last summeI
viii e. called for trial in the di,tric
court in that city Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

City Attorney Hainer has been in
structed by the council TO look up the
condition of the East Guthrie contest
cases now before the territorial courts,
aud also the case of Ronsom Payne
nov before the United States supreme
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
Notice CoIored Voters.

At a meeting held Friday evening
the 18th, Rev. w. II. Cole was APP
pointed a committee to notify the vo-
ters of the city and county through
the churches to meet in mass conven-
ton Monday night, February Il, 1895,
at the district court room upon
matters of vital interest to the
colored people of Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

The county commissioners have
leased the legislative building of Mr..
Dubois for term of three years, be-
ginning March 1st, and will use it as a
county building. All the county Off
cials will be provided with offices in
the building, The yearly rental is
5000 year, with the right to purchase
before the expiration of the lease, for
Sc, 600, in warrants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
nEA1s TIE RECoRp
sales at the star Bazaar Unprecedented
In the Territory.

sales at tie star bazaar Unprecedented
In the Territory.
The star Bazaar is having the great
est sale on record. Hundreds of people
are rejoicing at the bargains they are
getting, and well they might, for they
are getting goods cheaper at the Star
Bazaar than the merchants can buy
the same at wholesale. 1t is blessing
for all, especially the poor, to be able
TO buy clothing, boots and shoes and
dry goods at such low prices in these
hard times, and it is no wonder the
people are taking advantage of this
great bargain sale and crowding the
Star Bazaar from early morning until
late at night. This sale will only last
until March 18th. Every body is trying
to get first choice. They have a fine
force of clerks, and everybody that
deals in the Star Bazaar goes home
happy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

A city council committee composed
of Kaylor, Cooper and Farquharson
has been appointed 10 confer with the
Santa lie railroad men and the stock
men in relation TO a permanent stock
yards for the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

WAsmNGToN Feb. ls. Hawaiian
Minister Thurston had 90 long inter
view with Secretary Gresham to-day,
presumably relative t. the applicu-
tion made by uitcd States Minister
for % stay of sentence and copies of
the records of the military commits
SION I'm the case, of GuIIick aud other
alleged American citizens sentenced
60 death for participation in the re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

Judge Lawrence issued marriage Ii
censes Yesterday to John L, Stoner, of
Garfield county, and Ella Rose Near
thur, of Cedar township, Logan coun-
ty: and Charlie Forbes and Klttie Derr,
both of Cedar township.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

Mayor Stone and Councilman Riley,
of Perry, were in the city yesterday in
specting the local fire depart ment
Chief Taylor gave an exhibition run in
honor OF the gentlemen. Arrange
ments are making to give Perry paid
fire department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

AroroNIo. Puebla, Mexico, Feb. ls
-Four of the prisoners implicated i'm
the Scott Camp shooting affair, were
shot this morning by order of Captain
Fragoso, i'm attempting escape from a
guard Nearly al of those connected
with the Scott shooting affair have
been captured or killed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
ruMoRs ot a stNsArloN


Nrv NoBK. Feb ls.-A morning
pa Hu.II-h.5 "a statement tGat the
su,, aI olu jury which had ucen IN
ST., 900 iur She past few days had pre-
pa. IuI .tmauts against some Of
tl.c .ic.ul, connected with the re-
cent mulicipal administration and
that 10 was reported that in the list
were. Thomas T. Gilror Mayor
Strong's predecessor Police Inspect
ors McAvov Mclaughlin and Will
Jams, and two police captains Tho
police inspectors w.r rc before the
IcNow committc, during in. recent
sessions iu this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19
ANOTHER BANDIT GANG.
II Has Been Discovered In the Seminole
Nation.

nation.
Tho.c pe,ple who are resting easy
sip.c ,ho Cool, oang was exterminated
will be startled to learn that another
organization of desperadoes having its
headquarters IN the oemlhole nation Is
about to begin active operations IN the
roufine busiuess of robbinr express
,,,5 ,,,,i,. ,rho ro,,,s ,,.a. l,ro,,b, A.,
10 TINS '''y yeS'''"uy oy s"'e'"'i'e'' u
timber ins pcctor. This is supposed to
be profound secret. but the Leader
.,,.i,l ,f :, and 10 81, r,..og.i.,, or
iu'l pa'''tu'a'''
1t seems inevitable that such gangs
.houI be Vor,,,rr i'm the territory as
,,n..... .r....., .o;.f,l ,l,r.c. owls,
'~
Ih' present "a' q may therefore oe
said To til long felt need since Bill
Dalton and BiU Cool, have passed of
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~,
we are not at ""e''y u" Ie'"I' Oue
details of the new discovery at this
time but promise the reader, some
t,,.,,, rir,l,, .ons,tfon,I I'm tho ra,r
,"'"7 ''T -,
luIure Nueh oI''e'"l P'I'h'Ss'"H mas
/ been secured.
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/ Editor Leader
This legislature will have TO do some
thing desperate, or IL will pass into
! history as the dullcst legislature that
ever convened What few times have
/ visited IL. the discussions were SO prosy
/ that was glad 20 escape and relieve
myself bv prolonged fit of yawuing.
Ifouc undertakes 10 read mp its doing,
/ the results the same. ThenewspapeI
men do the best they can, but the
menu as served up i'm the daily papers
is about as appetiHug as "a dish OF
stewed tripc. Not but what there ar,
plenty of bright, brainy men i'm botl
branches. But the task which they
have set themselves. or which has beer
set for them. that OF uukcing over
and fixing up laws which are gool
enough as they are. docs not call foI
any display of their powers. Iti-lilu
setting Patti itodarniug stockings: now
.,L.' '3..l laval of This ru1uofouv an,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

The Plymouth Herald is a bright
church weekly published by Rev.
Queen, of the Plymouth church. 1t is
filled with readable church news and
religious topics of a local nature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-19

by request Mrs. Major Sully, Of the
Salvation Army, Will conduct a meet
ing for ladies only, at the Congrega-
tional church this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The ladies of the different
churches are especially invited Ma
jor Sully will hold the meeting as an
nounced at the Salvation Army hall at
the same hour.