davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
5oponifde acknowledgement.
menn China onnimmt, miro es i'm ~orienta=
lii6en CONCERT fp6terhin h06tens ole
3pette Dioline fpieIen.
QDnbon n, II. SAN.

Dem STANDARD" tptrb aus Berlin ge.
melbet, DAB Sapdn feline Srtebensbebtngun
gen NIT @btna in SOrm gebra9t bat. 9o=
ra3 bletbt Rored unter japantf9er Sber=
6errf9aft unabbGn9ig; Damn ~berlangt Sa=
pan Die Nbtretung %getpifer 9tneTF9er sSyn=
feln, ferner baB Die Sotu Sorts gef9Ieift
tDerben, baB Die 9Gfen bpn SPORT Mrt6ur uni
Waiz0aiz8at aufb0ren, &rtegs6dfen 81
iein, baB idmmtlthe 3nii9en &orea uni
@4ina gelegenen Sorts abgetragen tperben,
baB Sapan bas 3e9t 8ugefpro9en &pirb,
Die Nn5a6l unb Die 8auart Der 3tnefi19en
&riegsf6iffe 81 befttmmen, Johann bic Sc
5aRlung elmer f6peren &rtegse1tf @Gbigung,
unb Die M0glt9feit Der Grri6tunq zines
4tnefi4<iapanii4en 8iinbntfes,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
AIo. GareY's Gisernte.
Or mill ft4 aneebIid auf Kofen ser StaSt
berei6ern.

Cine ei9ent6iimGi6e Mnfluqe, bic ouerz
Dtngs erit nod Der 8eftGtigu1q be0arf,
tit 9egen ben alderman S6omas Garn BON
etntgen 8%epo6nern feiner, Der %. Warb,
erboben porben. BIB. Carer lit Der 8eIiber
bes neuen @tsbauIes an Der @de Der AZ.
unD &obepftraBe, unb in unmittelburergeGbe
bes GisbduIes befinbet ft6 Elm etpa flint
4fer GROCER tiinitli6er See, aus tpel6em
Der 4loerman ba5 Sis f9neioen lGBt, bas
er our 5iiaung fetnes @~is6aufes brau6t.
Somtt pGre ni9ts gegen alderman @areD
3u fugen. @tnige 8epp6ner feiner Warb,
bic btelet3t etpas auf feline @rfolge neiz
bid ftno, bebaupten nun aber, oqB Der
alderman fi6 auf Soften Der Stabt au be-
reibern fu3e. Sic %be6aupten, DaB 6err
Gareb eriten5 einmal bic TertiqTte0unq
fetnes @isbuufes gum Sbetl bur3 itdbttI6e
&rbetter babe befprgen laIien, unb 3fpei=
tens, oaB er baS @aifer CUR 6iiuung feines
tiinftli6en Sees aus ben 6DbrQnten Der
itdbtii6en @aferlettung an Der SIDE Der
43. uno RobepitraBe, begin. einen 8loG
ipeitlt9 babon genommen, poer beutli6er
gefugt, geftoblen babe.
gu ben Per1onen, tpel6e Gare1 bieIer un=
geieBli6en 9anblungen bef6uloiaen, oez
bOren II. 81. DITTO Sampf, BON so. 2537 45.
Str; @uguit 6atpt, BON go 2561 As. Ctr;
6enrD Oldham, Weftern Nbe. unb A. Ctr.
unb Som Wartins, 9art 4pe., nabe 43.
StraBe.
Nlb. Gareb ielbit fpunte bis6er ni6t oez
funben tperben, 10 baB feline O~orfteuuno Der
@ngelegenbett nod ni4t gegeben perben
fam.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Wasftrte Rduber.
Gin GARNER our6 ole fbeuSlidfen ;eoIter.
QuaIen CUR Rerouseabe feines 6eIoes
9%e5pnneen.
Rodfprb, Sn.. II. SON.

Bedford, Su., IL, San.
9etern Nbenb brongen brei mq3firte
MGnner in bas in Der NG6e bon Sartlanb
gelegene 9aus bes Sarmers Maurtce Soar,
berlangten iein 9elO unb 1tieBen 0ro6u1qen
gegen t6n aus, i'm Safe er ni6t f6leunioit
feline Sparpfennige ausIiefere. Mls Soar
lt!b befien ouf oo5 entf4iebenite peigerte,
bteltsn 0te RGuber feline SiiBe gegen SEN
beiben Diem, unb ols audi bies nod nidt
belfen polte, legten fe t6r Opfer init bem
gan3et RDrper ouf ben Sfer, tporauf Spar
enoli4 ben Plab angab, tpo er $45 ber6orQen
bate. No6oem Die StroI6e Die 8eute BEL
ge1teft 4atten, ma6ten 1te 1i9 aus Dem
@taube nnb tonnte au4 fpGter feline Spur
BON ibnen entbedt per6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Die Qorlage 3ur uertdrkuno Oct
Ilotte.
Die Qnnahme oerfeIben I'M oeut.
f6en 3eidsto9e 5metfeIbaft,
limo ole Pilfe Ger Gentrums.p artet oa3u
erforoerIi6.
Qpnbpn. - Sam

Sn elmer 8erIiner 0epe16e an bic
Shines" in tpeI6er &aifer @tlbelms 8ez
fiirportung Der 8erftdrfung Der 5lotte Be-
1pro4en ntro, beiBt eSr baB Die Nu8z
It9ten auf Die 3uitimmung beg Hei9s=
tageS tpentg perfpre9enb 1inb. Die Sc
fiirlporter Der @ertGrtung Der Jlotte tper=
ben feline Mebrbeit boben, ipenn tie 1i3
nt3t Der 9iilfe be8 Gentrums berfi3ern
%fOnnen, mas 3peifel6aft lit, @S fet iibriz
gems ni9t gu %leugnen, baB 9eutI9lanbs
iforttpGbrenD 3unebmenbe 6anDelsflotte
zines beferen @9uBes bebiirfe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
6rofes NsphoItIa9er ent1edt.
Gin Raupterei9ni6 fir ole 8ewohner pom
2lromore uno umee9eno.
Mrbmpre. 9. s.. IL. Snr

Die fir3Gt9 9emo9te @~ntbedung mn
Nusbeutung ei1es ausgeOebnten Nsp6aIt=
layers inner6al6 BON bret 1teilen Don 6ter
Deripri9t baS bebeutenbite @reigniB in Der
@e59i9te BON Mrbmpre gu tper0en. Gin
Eager in elmer 8reite bpn ac9t3ig Bis 6unOert
SUB urb in elmer 2dnge BON me6r als brei
Meilen 1T entbedt porben unb tpirO iofort
arSgebeutet, SGgli6 tommen Nspbalt6dnb=
Ter bonn @iiben unb Often an, unb bic Sc
genb nirb na9 peiteren 2agern auf bGS
griinbli91te bur9fu9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Spanten uno Die Der. Staten.
Der Pa11OelseonDent iiber Ole ~2Iderbauer5euo.
nife Der JnieI Cuba foil heute gum
NbfdIu6 ~oeIaneen.
Mq0rfb. -. On,

Ser Miniiter bes NuspGrtt9en. @enuDr
8raiiearb, bat geItern i'm @enat bic Mit.
tbetlung gemu4t, baB Der 9anbelsconpe1ti
3pti9en Spanten unb ben Ser. Staten
iiber Die Nderprooutte Der Sn1eI cuba nQbrs
f9etnlt9 9eute fetnen Mbi9luB finben tperos,
@e95ig @enatoren unb Nbgeorbnete Der
babel interefitrten 8e5irte itnD nit Der soil
tung Der Regierung etnperi tanoen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Oas DIETER.

Sptiter SCI let ne, 76 8ai6ington Str,
bericbtet fir @6tca8o Die foLgenoen 8aroz
meter unb G6ermometeritGnoe:
lin 8 ubr Wtorg. 0 @r., nm 9 lt6r /
Gr., nm 10 ubr 2 Gr., nm IL l1br 3
ST., UNI IL 11hr 9 Or. Barometer itan6
nm 8 Ibr Morg. 29.10, IL llbr 20. 10.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Gin perbauener AOpofat
miro nod obenorein perhaftet.

Der I'M MartpeQ1tr. : 8oli8eigeri6t qGs
&e6tsanpaGt prafti3irenbe So1epb @pfein
ftano beute Dor &i9ter @ber6arbt unter
ben Nntld9en beS unprbentlt6en 8etragens,
@ioeritan gegen einen goIt5iften, tbGtz
lt4en NngriffS unb ungebii6rlt1en S9tmz
pfens, @pitetn bate i'm Nuftrage bes
Sretsgeri4tS ein gu elmer 8anferDttma1ie
gebDrtges, in etnem Stule binter Dem 6auie
go. Is WuIbburne Nbe. undergraduates
9efpann 81 D~ertdufen. DIS er geitern No9=
mtttag ft3 btefes NuftraqeS entlebigen
nOute unb bo5 @e1pann our Nnit6t unb
Priifung aus telte, brabte Scenario Elm
un6eres @efpann na6 benz StaQe unb
tbeilte nit, baB btefes i%rgenbtpo ge1to6Gen,
aber bon benz 9tebe tpteber aufgegeben NOR
ben pdre.
@pitein maGbte Dem ueberbrtnger ben 8or=
I9lag, einen PoIt3i1ten 6erbei3u6olen unb
oas Pfer0 mttfammt Dem Wagen na6 Der
WfarmeQ1t r. zStatton gu ne6men. Mn1tatt
bie8 al t6un, berf9panb Der ue6erbrin9er
bes 9efpannS. Sin Stuutne9t bottle bic
gerabe borbeipaffirenben 8olt3tten So6n
S'8rten unb W1idoel RDan 6erbei unb Die1e
ma9ten it6 eben baran, bas corpus deficit
fort3ui6affen, ais @piein na9 einerPferbez
Dede, pel9e irgenb cine Der i'm Stale be-
ftnblt9en perIonen ouf baS angebli9 gez
ItO6lene Yferb gelegt bate, Die aber gu benz
gu ~berfaufenben 9eipann ge60rte, griff.
O'8rien lteB bie5 aber ni9t gu unb ion,
tpie @pitein unb einige 4ugen3eugen be-
6aupten, ibm einen S9lug in'S @eIi9t, ms
be pnbere ben Wtunb perfebt baben. S'8rien
bebauptet a6er, DaB er i'm nun ge1tret9elt
Bate uno er nt6ts oafur t0nne, OaB btes
etnen fol6en @inbrud auf @pftein'8 dumb
urb .3Gbne btnterlteB.
gptein forberte nunme6r ben anberen
poli5iften, &pan, auf O'8rien, Der 1i6 an
etnen 8eri6tsbeamten bergrtffen bate, a&
D~er6aften. 0o9, onftatt bies gu t6ur, err
fldrte biefer, baB er berpfli9tet tpGre, fet=
mem &anieraben, an ben 1t9 @ptetn perqrtfz
fen bate, bet3uite6en unb @pftein fir berz
baftet. Sn Der Station on9etommen, err
1u9te Der ~Derbaftete unb ber6auene Mbpofdt
ben &apitGn 8arcau, ben S'8rien neoen
1eines, zines Poli3iften unpiirbtgen 8enebz
mems, our 9ispoftttOn gu ftelen, 8arcaG
tpeigerte ii3, 0ies 81 tbun unb gub @pftein
ben &atb, gegen ben Poli3titen einen Salts
befebl beraus3unebmen.
Mdbrenb ft3 @pitetn bte1en @or19lu9
nod iiberlegte, lteB ftb S8rten bic 4 pben
aufgefii3rten 9aftsbefeble 9egen Gptetn aus
iteuen, unb beute itano Der uf9neibige" @b=
bofat gum @aubium Ieiner Golegen Dor benz
&i9ter, Dor benz er il oft fem 3ebnertalent
betpunbern IieB, Gpfteiu ftebt iibrigens nit
Der Mebrbeit Der Polt3iiten bes 0iitrifts
auf febr 9utem SuBe unb bat DteIe pteberz
bolt in Nntlagen tpegen unorbentlt6en Sc
tragens unb roben 8enebmens gegen 8iirgen
to1tenlos Dert6eibigt. 0teIes 8orqebcn
S'8rien's gegen @pitetn Fat baber Deren
l1ntpilen erregt, @pftein bat Die Mngeleaenz
belt beute Dem Gbef 8rennan ais NnfIoge
gegen S'8rien Dor Die YoIi3eizl1nterIuz
9ungsbeb0roe ubermtttelt, @r felbit puroe
biz gum Is. unter $500 8iir9i6aft geIteQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Benin Ourd9eRen Ser pferOe
6inoet Berry Krebs oen Goo.

Ser Subrmann SenrD &rebS fan6 beute
Worgen in Soutb @bicago ben Sob. Seine
gferbe brdnnten bur9 u1b er tpurbe bonn
Wogen gef4leubert. .@r ftiir3te 10 UNI
glidlt3, baB er etnen 9entdbru9 erlttt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
OrOtelte 9e9em Die Amttur3biu.
SeassePn fo5toIiittfae 21IaRenper
f~ammlun9en.
Gro5 Ger Reoen bon 8ebeI, &iebfre6t uno
Singer famen Feline Auheforuneen Dor.
8erIin. u. San.

@eitern Ibenb tpurben bier unb in ben
@oritdoten fe6s3ebn fo3iaIift16e M&a1Ienz
per lammlungen abgebalten, um gsgen bic
1ebt Dem 3et6Stage Dorliegenbe antizrepoluz
1tondre 8efeBDOrlage gu proteittre11. G8
fanoen feline 8ubet0rungen 1tott; 8ebel,
&tebtne4t unb Singer bielten Nnipru6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Ser Sefferreibpr cs,,rius @6or

Ser Oeiterrei9er Sulius S6an aus
SnbianapOlai5 nabm geftern i'm 8aGacez
9otel, 335 Glart StraBe, 9ift, neil i6m
in elmer ber1a4barten Sneipe $25 geftoblen
porben tparen. @r puroe nu6 Dem ct.
ucas@9ofpttal ge6ru9t, mo bic @erate err
tldrten, baB er geneIen perbe.
S9au ftarb 3eute MOrgen um 8 ubr i'm
st.. Qucds 0ofpital.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Auf Dem MarfdD nadD Uekiuo,
Die Joponer riden 9e9en Him
Gfdou, in Ger 1(dPe Ger 9roeen
Wauer, Dor,
mdRreno f9 ole Gbinefen fetis 3uridz
3iehen.
Slim. IL. San

pie Soponer ridden tetig gegen Sim
Sfbou boz, pd9rerb ftb Die Gbine7en na6
Der groBen 0tauer 3uriid3ie6en, mo- ite, tpie
erportet mirb, benz 5einbe cine S3la9t
onbteten tperben. S9perer S9neefaQ bat
bas 8orriiden Der 9eere bsr3Dgert.
@S BADEN mebrere 8efe6te 1ta~ttqefunben,
unb bic G6ineIen BADEN auf ibrem Riid8uge
cine groBe 9n3a6l 8ertpunbeter auriidqez
lafen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
pI0bItder Goo.
Der An5ei9ea9ent elmer 5eituns fir3t auf
DER Stra6e foot nieoer.
8eoria. III. Il. Son.

@efern @benb erIag 2auDon $. 1arr,
Der N113etgenagent bes nPeorta 6eralb", ouf
benz 9etmtpege in Der 9amtltonitraBe einenl
9er3i3lage. @r purbe er1t fpGter aufeez
funoen, uro anfdngIid 9laubte man, baB er
%erfroren lei, Biz feftgefteQt tpurbe, baB fein
Sob 0ur9 einen 9er3i9log berurfa6t tpurbe,
Torr mar perbeirdtbet, etpa 40 Sabre ali,
uno %erfreute fi9 in Der @taot elmer groBen
8eliebtbett.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
3nm grften Oct ~9anomirtbe,
Der Roiier perldn9t sir9ebenoe Be-
rtdte iber ole unter Sen Gano=
wtrtben Refrfdenoe 10th
limo miro fir 2tbbaIfe oerfeIben foreen.
8 nj II, r.. SeSar

10 Il, II. Sdn.
Dem STANDARD" pirb aus Berlin be-
rt9tet, baB Der 8aiier @iGbelm befo6[en
bat, baB i6m geuaue 8eri9te iiber bas Oar
nteoerGiegen Der 2anbptrt619aft unb iiGer
Die in 8Orf4lag gebro9ten Mtttel bugegen
5ugeiteQt per0en, Die Dem Nderbauminiite1
our Werfiigung ftebenoen Summer peroen
81 benz 3ped bergr0Bert perben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Oiebmarft.

3ufubr 1000 @tid RinbOieb, 10000
S4tpeine unb 5000 @9qfe.
@9tpeine tparen feit unb bebaupteten fi6
i'm pretIe, S9pere brobten 81 Ok
$4:Io, te'3te $3,85-$4.30, Iei6te unb
i3pere our4einanOer $4.OO-S455, orobe
gum POteln $4.OO-$4.2O, npigs" $2.5O-
RtnOOieb unO @3uafe iinb beute felt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Nene rufffte R%rteesmafhinen.
Die 9iI0ung BON m0rferresimsn.
tern beidIofen.
2Eus oer uI0rfern foner nit G~rpIoipfofen
eefnate Granaten 9ef9ofen weroen.
Qpnbpn. -. San.

Sem nGbronicle" tpirb aus Mosfau gez
meloet, baB bas&riegsmtnifterium be19loHen
bat, fir Die 8e3trte BON Sbefa, Stem, st.
PETERSBURG, 8arf3au unb @bartop iiebea
Wforierregtmenter 81 bilben. Die MDrier
ioaen fir f4pere, nit @rploiipitoffen gez
fltute S9rapneQs benuBt tperber.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
: Me11e @fntternfGme tn,trhen ha,

= Neue 8GatternfGae purben beute Dor
mittag aus Np. 10,754 Sorrence Q(pe.
4817 @baitraBe unb 2124 8urGtn g(pe. qez
melbet.
= Mapor 9OptinS %ernannte 6eute @orz
mtttag 6, PrortD bpn Der "a, @arb ols
ben Sn9enieur, Der nit ben SSSngenieuren
bes 6errn @barle5 8. 0erfes Inter
iu6ungen anfteuen ioG, bic gu Der @er6iiz
tung BON Observation-Disclosures in ben Sun
uels fii6ren Ioqen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Helm maiIafterI.
2lu4 Kanfas City uno St. Souts fSnnen elm
&ieo oapon fir1een.

So1nfos Gttp, MO., 12. San.
@ett geitern Mittag 1T bas 8bermoz
meter UNI eintge Dier3t9 @rab 9efaIen; nm
W&ttterna3t itanb e5 auf 7 @roD l4nter
g}uQ, urb beufe morgen ouf IL @rub unite:
Nua, SSn Der gan3en Gegenb berrI9! cine
grtmmtge &Glte, Die porausft9tlt9 md
itber Sonntag an6a(ten pirO,
ct, 2outs, IL. San,
Die ufolte 8eGe" msltete 1ib btet gez
tern Na3mtttag ar, 1nD INN Mttttrna6t
mar bas thermometer auf NuG geFaleu,
i'm 8dn3en Elm SAT- BON ettpa "a 8rab.
Der 8ettermann propbe3eit nod fdlteres
Wetter; babel tpebt Elm befttger @efpiab,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12
Pun9eraufitdnoe in 6on0uras.
Cine meme 2epoIutiOn aeeen 8oniua in Dor:
berettuno.

Se9netsoGpa, 9onburas, IL. San.
SSn Su3caren, Gomapaque unb GDrpu7on
9aben in 5olge Der 14le9ten 3eiten Nufz
ftdnbe ftattgefunben.
IS tpirb bteG iiber cine neue 8asque3s
Hebolutton gefpro9er, a6er @enaueres bar
itber TT nod nibt ermitteIt iporben.
8oniua 1T ipegen feiner f~orttpG6renben
3pangSanleiben GuBer1t unpopular.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-12

Der peruanii6e General pteroIa
pernunoet.
i'm a, Perlt, IL. San.
Sn Der @9Ga6t BON SSSrrop bat Der @enes
raj Pterola cine WunOe babongetrdgen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-10-23

Ask for "Herald Pure Rye" Has
no rival for family and medical pur-
poses. Rich, soft and mellow. Guar
anteed 5 years old. Give it a trial.
MoLzAHN & FEIssT,
Telephone 96. Third street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-10-23

R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only 100 cents a sack.
FoUND-Sum OF money. Inquire of
G.. B. LEWIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30

fessiona crvices Ali the same, o
good many people have graduated
from the stage 90 the pccragc in re-
cent years They have beau OF The
farcr SEES and their hi.trionic abilities
have lain boz the direction Of scholarly
cNpu.ition- OF the art Of skirt dancing
Somc OF them could sing little. 9TH
ers danced gracefully and still others
relied altogether ou personal charms.
They have seldom stopped at mere
knighthood Countess marquise, even
duchess have been titles not above
their ambition and actual attainment
Henry Irving. after years Of labor
ious. intelligent, scholarly effort D..
"sir," Miss Lulu Corkcr after some
two years % high kicking and high
flying, is an carls wife. The exam
pies are perhaps a fair example OF the
portion in which flvors for stag pco
pie are divided between histrionie
talent and handsome limbs
The title Of Irving wa deserved
Few men who have been ltnighted
have done more TO earn 10 The mere
title adds nothing 90 his name, but the
implied recognition by the govern.
ment Of the value Of hi,trionic service
Will ha~e a beneficial effect on the
profession
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30
rNrERsrArE DUTIES ~ MEXICO.


most gratifying indication Of com
mercial progress ia Mexico is the agi.
tation for the total abolition Of inter
state duties. Mexico's political insti-
tutions are modelled for the most part
after this country's, but there are "a
few notable exceptions. one is the
tariff leyicd by one state on goods rec
ceived across the border, whether from
another state Of Mexico or a foreign
country.
The constitution Of the United
States prohibits such interstate duties,
but in Spain, Italy and one or two
other European countries this old sys
TEN Of taxation is still followed, as il
was also in Germany before the es-
blishment OF the present empire
Mexico Inherited the system from
Spain and cannot easily get rid Of it.
Several states have abolished the tax
altogether, while others have removed
it from numbcro Of articles The trade
Of every state that has made the
change has been increased. The
movement To abolish the tax entirely
throughout the country has the en-
dorsement Of the Diaz administration
and is bound 10 be successful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30
FLAGS AT HALF MAST

Orders Issued by President Cleveland Con
cernlng Secretary Gresham's Death
WAsIuNGToN, May 29. The president
to-day issued the following:
a Proclamation lv the President Walter
@ Gresham. Secretary ot State Tor the United
States, i- dead.
Tire president iu making this distress ing
announcement Co his fcUow-Cuuutrymru
speaks from the depths of "a personal af.Ictiou
20 remind them that they too, have lost pure
and able public servant a wise and patriotic
guardian Of am right, aud interests. "a manly
and loyal American and d generous and lovable
man.
As "a suitable expression OF national bercaye-
ment direct that the diplomatic representa-
tivcs of the United States iu AN foreign coun-
tries display the flag, over thcu cmbassic,
and legation. az half mast for ten days. that
for "a like period the flag 0f the United states
bc displayed at half mast 40 an forts and mill
tary post. aud az an naval stations and ON all
vessels OF the United States
further order that on the day OF the funeral
the executive department, boo the city OF Wash
ington bo closed and that ou aIl public build
Ing, throughout the United States ihc MAJ
tioual nag be- displayed 40 half mast
GROVER CIEyELAND.
By the President
(SealD Acting Secretary of State.
Done az the city OF Washington mi, 2sth day
of May Zoo the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred aud uiucty-nyo aud ut the indie
pcudcu,. OF thc United States of America the
one hunG-cd ana nineteenth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30
FOR ERE COINAGE.

The Kansas Democratic state Central
Committee 10 Issue an Address
ToPEkA, Kan, May 30 The demo
cratic state central committee will
meet here tomorrow To- issue an ad-
dres, to the people It will declare
for the free coinage of silver aud de-
nounce the action OF tile supreme court
iu the income tax matter. The address
will appeal to all friends of silver To
join with the democrats in the great
battle for the restoration of the white
metal next wear. IL is also stated that
the committee will adjourn for two
months 10 await the action of the sill
vcrites, whose state convention will be
held in July.
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Agents wanted.

Why do people complain OF hard
Ii nes when any man or woman can
make from 50 to $40 per day easily?
An have heard of the sucsess Of the
Climax Dish Washer; yet many are apt
To think they can't make money selling
il; but anyone can make money, simply
because every family wants one. One
agent has made Si7G.s3 in the last
three months, after paying all eXpen-
ses, and attending TO regular business
besides. You don't have TO canvass
As soon as people know you have it
for sale they send for a dish washer.
Address the Climax Mfg. Co, Starr
Ave, Columbus, Ohio, for particulars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30

GUTHRIE has her quota Of basilish.
eyed geezers who micaw ber-lixe are
always waiting for something TO turn
up on which 10 feed their morbid curl
osity The s0-callcd Hockner case is
an instance. When the case was tried
yesterday standing room in the court
was at premium, and an army Of
people giraffcd aud rubber necked in
order 10 hear detailed the poisonous
antics Of two people who are unfit 10
associate with dogs. Both HockncI
and his wife should be lynched.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30
Dangerous.

/. is very dangerous to use improp-
erly fitted glasses. Many eyes have
been ruined by the haphazard way in
which many purchase glasses. In
many cases people do not need glasses
but treatment instead. Go and con
suit DIR. Ignatz Mayer, who will tell
you whether you need glasses or not,
and IL you do need them, will fit them
Mayer is a regular graduate Of optics
and has had many years of experience
in this speciality. His office is l22 Ok
lahoma avenue, rooms ! and 2 over
the bee Hives new store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30

Manufacturers OF all kinds Of carbon
ated drinks and mineral waters. Few
bottlers realize that pure water is ab-
solutely essential 10 making tirstclass
drinks. have the finest
well of pure water iu oklahoma terri.
tory, which is run through a Hiatt
filter before carbonatiug, aud use the
finest California extracts that money
can buy; consequently, when you use
my goods, you are getting something
absolutely pure. Family trade a sDe-
cialty.
My special beverages: Cherry Phos-
phate Lemon Sour, Iron and Sarsapa-
rilla, Cream Soda, Pepsin Soda, klub
Soda. Ginger Wine, California Pop.
- IN y. r CHEADLE,
Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30

THE hydra-heads at oklahoma city
are smacking their chops over another
story regarding Judge Scott which
Harry Fleming prepared at the solici
lation q Thimble rigger An Sid
Clarke. The story is whiskered and
frost bitten and refers 10 a secret tele-
gram which was never sent-and II
it had been no harm would have re
suited. It's a weak story and was pro.
baby written by Fleming when he
was 30 weak he couldn't lift glass Of
Lcer IL IL had been all foam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30
KNIomrHooD or AN AcroR.

An interesting indication Of the
g.eat advance which the profession Of
acting has made Of late in the respect
Of the best and most intelligent peo-
pie is the knighting Of Henry Irving
1t suggests a curious comparison as TO
the present state Of the stage in pu b.
lie esteem. The knighthood bestowed
upon Irving affords the only instance
AZ a actor coming into title ia Eng
land as pub &c recognition Of his pro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30
KANSAS DEGREE OF HONOR.
The sixth Annual Meeting OF the order
Being Held In Kansas City.

Thr sixth Annual Meeting OF the order
Being Held In Kansas city.
kAE-As CITY Kan. May 29.-ILc
sixth annual meeting Of the grand
lodge of the Degree of Honor Of Kan
sas opened at o'clock to-day in the
Tabernacle. with Mrs. Mary Rodgers,
of pitt-burr. the grand chief Of honor,
presiding. with full corps Of grand
officers present Mrs. Mary T.. Atwood,
of this city. delivered the address Of
welcome. and Mrs Rodgers responded.
The reports Of the officers showed a
total membership in the state Of 5000,
AN increase OF 500 during the past
twelve months The Degree of Honor
IS am auNiiary TO the a. .. L. w.
which has over 5000 members in
Kansas.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs Georgia Notes.-The, Of lIiawatha,
grand chief Of honor; Mrs. Anna NJ.
~aultcr, OF Parsons, grand lady Of hon
or. Mrs Mary T.. Atwood. Of Kansas
City, grand chief Of ceremonies; +. NJ
Fordc Of Emporia grand recorder;
Mrs Dollic Tilford, of Topeka
grand receiver; Miss Pauline Barndt,
of Gaructt. grand usher; Mrs. j..
j. Dean. of Wellington, grand inside
watch; Leranche Snyder. Of llutchin.
son. grand outside watch; DR. \. K.
Mcleod, OF Ramsay city, grand medi-
cal examiner
Tuesday niglta grand banquet was
given the visiting ladies, the address
of the evening being delivered boy Hon.
j. Is. Cubbison. The ucNt meeting
win bc held at Topeka the fourth
| Tuesday OF May 1896.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30

A PAPER that would print the de-
tails OF such "A loathsome case as that
against the criminal, IIockner is not
fit 10 circulate in homes OF this city.
Tm LEADER feels sure that the moth
ers and fathers Of Guthrie are not anN-
ious to spread such vile rot before
their children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-30

Is a New York court the other day
Sadie Martinot testified under oath
that she owned no property excepting
a pair Of $50 diamond garter buckles,
which were absolutely necessary
for her theatrical success. They are
worn, OF course, by Miss Martinot's
leading supports.