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Tu CHICAGO. IT. LOUIS AND
EAST VIA BCRLISG-
Ton ROUTE.

The travelling public j. surr Co fnd
thr bc~t fast Nr-tibuled trains frum
the NJ i~suuri river 60 the east via the
Harrington Route Elabura1c
compartments. sane rate a. stand
ard slecTers free chair cars - luxur-
iuu~ patterns O. ~ Louis. standard
~lerrer~. frs-r chair ears. anu dining
ears To Chicago.
Ask ticket agent fur tickets via
Ne>tihuled Eli Chicago. and via the
ve~tihuled O. ~. Lpuis
l. ". MAKELEY.
General Passenger Agent.
Jun i52m -. Louis. No.
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4 little Of 81 i a good thing.
more of it Is blessing. II will
restore health and fit you for
properly entertaining your
friends and carrying ont the
program on the 3Sth. This is no
joke. | guarantee this water.
Sold next door west Of post Of
ice, at +. B. Pugh'S Grocery
Store. lest,
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tu thu united states Court In ths IndIAn
Territory. Suutwrn District.
uuliic Pierce. finiutir.
Imhu Ftarre. uefeudMnt-
The HrfendnnH. Imhn Pierce. IL wnrnmd fn
appear iu thiM raurt In thirxy dnyn nnd
ansusrthe cuEupiainf % the ptalntiG. poilie
Pierce.
witness the Hnnarabls Consgnntins A.
kilwure. ludrw 20 said cnurt. and the seal
thrrwuf. this tTth day - guiy. taa-
fsustf 1usuFm ". PaFLa4Fs. CtErk-
L-dbctter a Hlsdsee. attorneys fcr plata
tin.
f1tr ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-07-20

The q. =. A. :. r. Ry., viii place
on sale June Let round trip tickets Al
summer excursion, rates 70 Lampasas,
Tex. at Sii.s0, TO Galveston, Tex.
az siT.6S, TO San Angelo. Tex, al
$3.50 and 70 Davis, I. T., at si.io.
The limit Of these tickets win be
50 days from date OF sale. For futher
Information call upon or address the
undersigned. I. X. MASON,
Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-07-20
DANCING LIGHTS.
The People Of Ryaa vsry Greatly AL
tatsd over what Appears 20 Be-
long TO the Supernatural.

RYAN. l. T.. July l9.-Our little
i,ity which has heretofore been 80
'luiet. is in a perfect stir with
excitement over the appearance Of
a ghost that has been seen near
here.
Out about three miles northeast
Of town at "A place owned aud occu-
pied by Mr.. Rufe Benton aud
family there has been seen for
some twelve months or more a
very mysterious light. At first IL
attracted but little attention. IL
any. but from its constant appear
ance and mysterious origin Il has
completely astounded the majority
of the citizens of this town aud
community. In fac. all who have
witnessed the appearance Of this
strange phenomena are greatly
puzzled aud bewildered To know
really what IL does mean.
The scene of action i out on the
bald prairie. and a little after dark
every evening there j. seen shoot
ing up out of the earth what ap-
pears To be balls of fire. They rise
apparently forty or fifty feet in the
air. aud sometimes disappearing.
at others they seem To travel IN
different directions at a very rapid
rate. sometimes turn. meet. pass
aud repass one another and finally
come together and disappear from
sight altogether to rappear in an
other instant in another direction
aud vuite "A distance from the irst
place very often at least two or
three miles.
This manner of procedure con-
tinues through the night. often
coming up tn the house. lighting il
up. making it lighter even than
daylight.
Also quite a mysterious knock-
ing aud tapping is heard and
other strange noises that are un-
accountable.
The house since Mr.. Benton
moved away has not been occupied
except 10y some hands who have
been employed 10y Nj. Benton to
look after his stock. These parties
have become very much frightened
aud me- longer take up their abode
where these supernatural illumina-
tions are known to exist.
For several nights quite a num-
her of the citizens of Ryan have
been out aud witnessed the scene
aud can testify to the above facts
The writer, together with some
hundred OF more people, witnessed
this wonderful freak last night.
Everybody here is greatly excited
aud crowds are gathered ON the
street corners aud in front Of the
stores discussing the mystery oi
this wonderful phenomena. II l.
creating more comment than did
the adoption of free silver and ths
nomination of Bryan 10y the chi.
cago convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-07-20
E. B. PUGH.
Warming Order.

In the United states Court in the Indian
Territory, Southern District.
Nancy Willie ASkins. Plaintiff.
James NJ. ASkins. Defendant.
The defendant James VI. ASkinS, is
warned To appear in this court in thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
tin. Nancy Willie Askins.
Witness the Honorable Constantine B.
KilSore, Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this 18th day of July. 1896.
SEAL JOSEPH W PHILLIPs, Clerk.
johnson, Cruce Cruce. attorneys for
plaintiff.
Cad Bennett. attornew for nonresident.
july l9
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New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday Jan 7-p. m.
The security market again reflected Wall
Streets present sentiment of uncertainty and
nervousness. The opening was well under last
nights close. but subsequent rally advanced
prices and this was followed by irregularity the
rest Of the day, which in many stocks resulted in
lower prices at the close. There were several
stocks. however. which scored net gains the
most prominent being American Tobacco, Sugar
Refining and several Of the Changers. The with
drawals of gold to-day which freely COM
mented upon in the news columns, sensational
reports concerning the European political situa-
tion and the uncertainty regarding the success Of
the new Government loan helped TO unsetue the
market and considerably disturb speculative
temperament The operations in the foreign ex-
change market and In the local money markets
restricted, and the general disposition In the
banking community was to make no unnecessary
ventures until something definite had been learned
concerning the outcome Of the so-cailed popular
loan and It's effect upon the money and exchange
markets Toward the close Of business to-day
call money dropped to nominal rates, perhaps In
expectation that funds will be kept here until the
bond question has been disposed Of. No Clearing
House loan certificates were applied for.
As yet 1t is impossible 70 judge the extent
Of the subscriptions 70 the new loan The
length Of the time allowed to bid on the loan
IL such az to make II no object 10 put in bids
at once, and this was reflected TO certain ex-
ders which were made abroad for gold have
been cancelled, and large amount Of the metal
ia expected TO go out in the next thirty days,
part of which would. 1t Is contended. have re-
mained here, had the Morgan syndicate's offer
been accepted by the Government. The con
dition Of confusion il is called by many
people in the Street. is made worse than II
really Is by individuals allied to the rumOr-
mongers' business. Such men reported to-day
that bank in trouble but this ab-
solutey without shadow Of truth \ column
could be written giving the idle reports Of these
busybodies who apparently exist 10 paint inan-
cial situations darker than any series OF actual
destructive happenings could possibly make
them. Within the next thirty days. until
the bond question is definitely settled. and until
the fate OF the additional revenue measure has
been decided bull stock market is not to be
expected; but there is necessity Of revising
previous estimates intimating a gradual up
ward tendency The closing to-day fever
.sh. the heaviest losses among the active shares
being sustained by Cleveland Cincinnati Chi
cago and St Louis. Pacific Mail. Jersey Central,
preferred. Kansas and Texas preferred, South
ern Railway preferrel l. and Missouri Pacific.
In these net losses ranged between Y and -.
per cent. London bought moderately OF St.
Paul.
Closing prices Of the chief active stocks COM
pared with their last prices yesterday.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
financial.
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization,

TIN. Committee announces that there been lodged
with 1t considerable Wajoritics Of all classes ot
First Mortgage q 'nds in cir'u'aion ~ fol""s
UNION PACIFIC II. II. FIRST Mohi'A"r
PER CENT. BONDS.
IyyON PACIFIC. EASTERN DIVISION. FIRST
NoRrt..GI, BONDS.
VVIO. PACirgC. MIDDLE DIVISION. FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
KANSAS PACIFIC. DEtNER EXTENSiON.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
INCtII.FD OMAHA NaiD|E BONDS.
LARGE AiIOINTS OF the JtNIOR BONDS AND
ALMOST ONE-HALF OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
have likewise he"n lodged with the Dcrositarles
Tie having thus been placed in position to
enforce gcncrnI foreclosures. proposes to proceed
promptly and enerC"'iTali.
Ir NOW GIVES NOTICE TO FOLDERS ~ above
named FIRST MORTGAGE EONDS ard other Bonds
Included Plan yet Deposited. H. well as 70
the holders OF certlca for s'ar@s # Capital Stk mat
dppO-fts will be received at the NERt ANItL"
TRI ST CO. OF NEW -yORi. and the OLD co toNf
Trust co. OF BOSTON. without penalty, until
and Including Wednesday, Jnnunry 10, af1er
which date no deposits cHn he received. except
in the discretion of Tie Committee ana "p""
payment Of the penalty OF per cent siipu-
lated under the Plan.
The assessment. upon the stock will not be called until
the plan shall have been declared operative.
Overdue interest will BE- cashed certificates for COM
pound interest. payable when allowed by the court VIII
be issued heretofore. the depositng Of First
Mortgage Bonds.
Copies the Plan ard Circular may be had upon app-
cation to the DepOsaries.
Application IL being made to the New-s ork
md Boston stock Exchanges for the iistiu;,
Of the Trust COmpanies' Certificates OF De-
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
JACOB II. sCHIFE.
r. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. JR.
CHAINCEY VI. DEPEW,
MARVIN H!GHiIr.
OLIVER AMEs.
Committee.
WTNSIOW $ FIERCE Couosel.
ALVIN w. kRECII. Secretary. l20 Broadway y. 7.
New-York January = 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
GERMAN MEDi7TE ERSANEAN @ERVIC
.s.s .s;S7asas.. llARsSyRG.AME2lgAA

TWIN SCREW EXPRI:sS LINE From NEW YORK
20 Plymcuh ILoneon>. chsrsoms Paris and Hsmbun
t,oumbL. Nch 3 q M J.. Bi.InarcS Apr. Q, iiax
Nornanna 'Mch ~. II a. M. A: Victoria Apr. q
l. Cabin 500 and upward II Cabin. So and $50
conveyed from PLY MOUTH 70 LONDON Nx
hours) ana fsor cfirRBOURG to PARIS 'ss hourD i;
special train FREE OF CHARGE. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE 81 B. oadwsy. n r
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
Cl'\AkD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL ~ QUEENSTOWN.
Etruria .. Jan. H. roon Servia Jan - nooa
Aurania Jan. i. d. m. Campania FEB. ]. ~
From Pier 40. North River, loot @ ClArkson.st 81,
Cabin Iassage. upward Second cabin. SIS $40. "a
according to steamer and accommodations.
Scerage tickets and from all parts = Europe At wY
low rates For freight and apply AZ the Cop2ys
Office No. Bc wiling Green. New-Nork
VERNON X. BROWN 4 CO. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

~ CHARLESTON s G.
the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all Flor!la Points.
From Pier - =. r. foot Il Roosev, .t-st! p m
COMA HE tNev) iilr-ufs
tHER,bhIi. rlla.s
lROoJ JOlo "llh'is s-
Steamers have hrst-class passenger ac9rinodatiors
Nm. p CLYDE & co, General Agents
Bowling Green. New-ycrk
Fla Cent & Penn. Fast T. 4 Z. Line. VA Jacksonvihe
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charlestoa
T G. EGER General Agt.. 3Jl = way. " T.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK
1884 Is95. 1906
For the Jan. :. ssOS7 s. 24a so sT22372s
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
G2y.sES TO tine TROPICS.
Descriptive pamphlet free on application ~
IrnnMN MMMM @ G6M
WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia. Jan. S. 10 a. Britannia Feb. 5, 10
Majestic. Jan 10 10 a Majestic. Feb. - 10 n
&c. manic. Jan - 10 a. IA G'inan.c Fso. ~ 10
Teutonic Jan. -. 10 NJ. TeutOnic. Feb. - 10
No Cotton CARRIED By PASsEN GEE STEAMERS
Pier ~. North RySr orce. - Rr,adM@y x
III MAITLAND KERSEY. Agsa<
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.


In State issues there were sales Of 81 900 Vr-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
FOR TIE SAYINGS

OF MERCHANTS CLERKS.
NJ. 20 Union Square
dividend declared to depositors entitled thereto
under the for the six months and three months
ening December 81 lsH5. The OF FOUR PER
CENT per annun all sums from 81 10 $1,000, paya-
ble and after Monday January ~ 1895
Deposits received from all persons and not exclu
aftey merchants clerks. and II made before
January ~ VIII draw interest from January l.
Bank hodays excepted from 10 O'Clock A. VI. to
O'Clock L. NJ. Saturdays. i" \. ". to ~ NJ.
ANDREW WARNER. President
e. G. BRINCkERUOFF cashier
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
Crpi0en0 Notices


->~~>~~~~~~~N~~o~N~N~voro oroN~r~Unoor-N~~N>>|>c~S
CENTRAL RAILROAD co OF NEW-JERsEY.
il2 Lberiy-st. New y Ork. January u, ls#j
4 DIVIDEND or ONE AND O\E-Ql AK Et
~ per has day declared payable February
The 'rnnsfer books VIII be- closed from Wednesday,
January l5 ill Saturday February l.
J. w WATSON. Treasurer.
NEW YORK BETTING & PACKING Co. LIMITED.
IL Park Row. Sew York. Dec. - ls|j.
NOIIONS due Jan !. 1896. on the per cent
Y Mortgage Dobenure Bonds of this Company will be
paid upon presentation and after that date at the
ofce If the Klickerbocker Trust Co.. GO Ilroadway
WM. =. BAIRD. Secretary.
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS & NORTHERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY OF IOWA
NETWORK. Dec 10. ISsj
v5NUE REGI LAR semi-annual dividend or
per has this day been declared - the socs-
iDders Of this company payable February lst Checks
VIII mailed Transfer books will be closed on January
loth ard reopt ned February ID
II. II. HOLLIsTER. Treasurer.
COMMONWEALTH 'FIRFo ms. co. OF NEw,yoMRK M
rErHE DIRECTORS have declared the follow
! ing DIyIDENUS: SIN PER CENT upon the Capital
Stock p3yaOie demand;
rIVI, PER CENT. Interest upon the Outstanding scrip
payable IN demand after February iS'h next and
THIRTY FER CENT. In Scrip the Partcipa,ins
1895, Certificates for which VIII BE
'ssued o demand after May 10Th next. -
The Transfer Books will remain c!osed until the Io'n
irst. . -
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
LINE OCEAN =. $.

CAvANNAH LINE. OCEAN :. :. co.
~ Tri-weeky Pier "a y. r.. foot Of Spr.nsrsSS
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. al 3 T. M ~
freight and passage apply 20 - At
J. b Hashascn. r. A., w II Rtett Cen 49,
~ ws,ts, A., 7 l. ADAMS q. E. l.
G. u oorr~. Mgr. J. p Beckwth O x -
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK Ers

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London. Jan. :, p. m.-consoa 1oh ll-lG for monc,
and 1854 for the Canadian pacHc
i*is do second console 80. Illinois Central Mex.oan
ordinary. lG. 81. Pau common 6js. NeN-Yok Central
~i; PennsSk Jta. Reading rs Mexican Central
me-" cent bones. 05iz Louisville Nashville ~,
AtchisOn common, 13'.
4:M = in.Money. !. cent The Of discount in
the market for both snort and three
is ia Paris adyiccs quote per cent rnnes
at l0l francs ~ confines for the account cnchang.
on London AZ - fraDcs - crntimes for checks.
Berlin, Jan. I.-Exclnnge London. fnarks g.
pennings for sight - marks 3ss pfennlngs
day bills.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
IALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

PORrSMOI-TH. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA bENh s3a
WASHINGTON. Il. Z. Daily except sundty krhNofis is
fya all-wster routc Monday freight only Weihe.1'
and sauriay. salings from Pier 26. y r. p A ,s'"
through tickets and FIRE gkt 10 al loInls
w. l.. GUIrLAUDEU Vice-Pres. anf Taiac .- Asl
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
~ for La Guayra. Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and AAU
cabo via Curacao. from Pierrepont Stores. Bsoohyh
Ss VENEZt Ella. Tuesday. January "a.
SS PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. January 70 ! y
Sc CARACAS ............ SATURDAY February p ."
FOl. MARACAIBO. -
Sc. CURACAO SATURDAY,
These American built expressly Tor the "sS~
have superior accommodations for passengers. rr
BOCLTON. BLISS & nAlLEIi,
General Managers l35 fronts.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-24

The city council had a very brief session
last night and disposed of a little grist OF
routine business.
The committee appointed to prepare rules
for the governing of the council offered the
old rules with the change Of the meeting
hour from 1880 to s o'clock. This was ac-
cepted and adopted.
CITY Marshal Canning reported that he had
served notice upon the owners OF the building
adjoining the Marcus block to have the
buildings, partially destroyed by fire, torn
down.
city Clerk Phillips presented the reap
pointment Of Nat Shepard as hio deputy, and
the appointment was concurred In unani-
mously.
The letter OF Mayor Broatch Of Omaha re-
a~uesting the council to adopt resolutions urg-
ing congress to pass the transmississipp ex-
position bill was referred to Alderman Bar
stow. Shubert, Pace and Casper with in
etructions to report at the next meeting.
p. G. Mikesell and II. j. Gallagher applied
for appointment as poll tax collector.
]. w. Squires offered to furnish the city
the names OF property owners from his abb
stract books for use OF the city engineer In
making special assessments at IL cents a
name. a saving OF 2 cents per name from
present prices. The offer was referred TO the
committee on finance and the city engineer
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-24
In tic Fcder,I court.

John r. Rose was called for trial in the
federal court yesterday on the charge Of
sending threatening letters through the mail.
Colonel Daley, defending Rose, demurred to
the i%ndictment, and the case was argued at
length.
Rose was a subcontractor on some riprap
work up near Sioux City, and did not get
his money as promptly as he had reason to
expect it. He wrote a postal card to T.
w. Mnturn, in which he asked If Minturn
had received his letter, and stating also
that Minturn had better settle up. or he
would be brought before the public in a
conspicuous manner. Colonel Daley argued
that the language used was not threaten
ing.
Henry Jensen Of Carroll wrote some OBJ
scene letters to a girl he loved and the
United States marshal got him. Henry has
sense enough to present a plea of insanity.
Henry Hall, a Corning bootlegger, was con-
victed. George Rank was found guilty, and
Eugene Huick pleaded guilty. There are a
dozen or 50 more of these cases on hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-24
PLEASED Dns MONIES PEOPLE.
Remarkable Scene in am Iowa Court
Room.

SNNNt III Nu wv SUuth
Room.
DES MONIES, March 23.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-A remarkable scene was witnessed
in district court today at the conclusion
of the trial OF Mrs. Bertha A. Collins on
the charge Of numbering her infant child.
The case had excited great interest, and
lasted about a week, every day packing
the court house. At 8 o'clock this after
noon IL was given to the jury. 1t took Just
five minutes to return a verdict Of |acquital,
and the court room was packed to suffocatlon
when the jury came in. When the verdict
was ann. unced men and women climbed on
the chairs and shouted. The women crowded
around Mrs. Collins aud Rugged and kissed
her till nhe was overcome and tainted. She
was taken out Of the room. and then the
crowd turned its attention to r.. b. PARROT.
her attorney, a man Of 76 years, who had
made a hard fight for her. He in turn
was surrounded and Rugged aud handshaken
till he tainted. and had to be carried out.
After order was restored, the jury was
polled, and again the crowd broke out into
yells and cheers, surrounding the jurors
and finally carrying them out Of the room
by force,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-24

Drs. Copeland and shepnrds Professional work aud Busines
Heartily Commended by Influential Journals.

Newspapers Of standing and influence are
very careful about commencing by name
their advertising. patrons to the public.
When they do this II is clear proof that
those whom they endorse are worthy and
reliable beyond question.
The business manag of the Omaha Daily
Bee vouches for Drs. Copeland and Shepard
as follows.
The firm OF Drs. Copeland and Shepard Is
entirely reliable in Il professional and busi-
ness way. These physicians have gained,
and fully maintain, Il leading reputation In
the treatment of chronic diseases. The
n. =. FELL.
Business Manager Daily Bee.
The following extracts from church papers
published TN Omaha may serve to Indicate
the standing OF Drs. Copeland and Shepard
among people who know them best;
THE NEBRASKA CHRISTIAN ADNO-
CATE, the organ of the Methodist church,
SAYS; "Drs. Copeland and Shepard are
regularly graduated physicians and gentle
mon of wide experience. and responsibility.
Their laudahlc aim In placing the scientific
treatment of disease within the reach OF
even the poorest is commendable."
Make ~ memoranda OF the fact
that under the Copeland and shepard
system no patient IL allowed To pay
over the cGulnr rate OF $500 per
month. Including all medicines. Trial
treatment free requested
in person.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-24

DIES MONIES, March 2S.-(special Tele-
grandfather A.. Brewer, the newly ap-
pointed state oil inspector, today announced
the list of his deputies. They are the same
as for last year with the addition of two.
Those retained are: R. M. Garrison, Cedar
Rapids; j. K. Mason, Keokuk; Louis Vein
stein, Burlington; F.. o.. Udell, Dubuque;
Il. N. Chase, Cedar Falls; c. f. Gallixson,
Bode; Theodore Guitar, Council Bluffs; H.
NJ. Hickell, Des Moines; ]. S. Bellamy,
Knoxville; Joseph Giltner, Ottumwa; w. H.
Goodrell, Iowa City. Those who begin new
terms are: Peter Reilly of Sioux City, sue
ceeding w. c.. Arthur Of 0debolt, and j.
B. M. Bishop of Toledo, appointed to a
newly created position.