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WA. shaFer, Of oklahoma City, is
at the Royal.
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d. J. Arnett, who was hurt in run
away few days since, is improving
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A PROCLAMATION.

Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward
for the Assassins of Ulrich Jenkins.
by virtue of the authority vested in
the Governor by the statutes of Okla
homa Territory the undersigned will
cause to be paid u reward of $3.50 90
for the arrest and conviction of the
assassins of Ulrich Jenkins, who was
about two miles east of the city Of
Guthrie, on the night of the eth of
city with load of wood.
Witness my hand this 10th day of
October, 1896.
WILLIAM c. RENFROw,
Governor
THos. j. LOWE,
Secretary oklahoma Territory.
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V. C. Welsch, Of the Enterprise.
Times, was down from Perry yester-
day.
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Mrs J. d. Davidson, Of Lexington,
Q, T., Is in the city,
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Mr and Mrs. t. b. Reder are here
from Perry.
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OF Interest to
Parties having gents secondhand
clothing, hats, boots and shoes. Can
sell for cash by calling on or address
ing b. II. Baker, South Second. 10 I'm
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Bryan's Picture.

This should be in your home. Now
is your chance to get an elegant pic
ture Of William Jennings Bryan; also
other pictures can be had by ordering:
Lincoln and His Generals.
George Washington.
Declaration of Independence.
Our Presidents.
Home Sweet Home.
Liberty.
Order quick. Price, so cents at NJ
Collars, South Second street, Guthrie,
o. 4. lite
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}. c. Roberts, Of Kingfsher, is in the
city.
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.
Report Of the Condition

of the Capital National bank at Guthrie,
In the Territory of Oklahoma, at the close Of
business October q, 1896:
RESOURCES
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CITY in BRIEF.

PersonAi Points and Matters IranspIting
In and Abnut the CITY.
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c. L Roberts is down from MulhAll'
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Lost-In Guthrie, Saturday, October
10, S25-two tens and a FIVE. Finder
will be rewarded with IS by returning
same to this office. dwl
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LAST HOPE GONE.

Middle of-Roaa PopuIist Plant RAN
sacked and Destroyed
THO Office OF the new weeLls Popu.
list paper The Last Hone Of the Re-
public, on North First street. was
rausacked and destroyed yesterday
afternoon during the absence OF ITS
owner The paper owns no printing
plant, but all the Office books, records
and furniture we're demolished. Such
work Is coward'y and will surely re.
dound to the discontinue Of the per
sons who committed the outrage
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SHOT BY A MOB.

q II, McLung Fatally Wounded by IA Gang
of Hog Men.
Night before last G. r. McLung. who
lives on the Chisaski river, flfty miles
north of here, was shot by mob and
seriously wounded. His wife was hit
several times. McLung has taken up
some stray hogs and put them in a
pen. In the night half dozen men
came to turn them out, and McLung
shot at them three times The men
returned the fire. In all twenty shots
were fred. Mrs McLung went to her
husbands assistance and she was shot
in the foot and hand. McLung is
fatally wounded
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You can be we'll when your blood is
rich, pure and nourishlng. Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and
pure and cures all blood diseases,
restoring health and vigor
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy
TO operate. Cure Indigestion, head.
ache 25c
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Wanted-At once active agents for
each county. Exclusive control and
no risk. Will clear l2 to 25 hundred
dollars year. Enclose stamp for full
particulars, or 25 cents for 81 sample
BIG RAiTDs MINERAL WATER Co Big
Rapids, Mich. 0 2s limo
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NW"' VI " WV H''-''E1'IH 0tWFNHs
A large line Of high and low grade
heaters sold and exchanged. Cook
stoves repaired on short notice at NJ.
Collars South Second street, Guth.
rie. 3Oml
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For Sale Cheap--Ladies' second hand
bicycle; good as new Inquire Olsmitl
Arms Co 1919 lU
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The Cyclone JOB Oklahoma avenue
that's the proper caper.
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WOULD NOT BE PROPER

For sale-Billiard table See Oscar
Hamilton
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New Gnods Friday.

Ladies latest novelties in millinery
at Mrs, Saunders millinery store, lO7
Oklahoma avenue. 10 6R1
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French Traits .. Morality
In the Chautauquan--
The French Republic.
Richelleu.
Notice to Subscribers
A. Krebs is not connected with THE
LEADER in any capacity. He is not
authorized TO collect any money due
on subscriptions to THE DAILY or
WEEKLY LEADER 10 I'm
Attention, odd Fellows.
All members OF Oklahoma Eneamp-
ment No. l, l. o. o. T., are requested
to be present on Tuesday evening, DC.
toter l3 Work in the K, p. degree.
$. II. OLSON, G. 7.
II 81 e. f. MEBTEN, Scribe
Household goods for sale at Mrs.
Redwood's, corner Noble and Oak. l7tf
Coal or wood Heating stoves.
A large line Of high and low grade
heaters sold and exchanged Cook
stoves repaired on short notice at NJ.
Collars, South Second street, Guth.
rie. 30ml
For Sale Cheap--Ladies' second hand
bicycle; good as new Inquire oIsmith
Arms Co 1919 lw
The Cyclone-lO3 Oklahoma avenue
iO3-thats the proper caper.
Board.
Mrs. Newton has removed to 514
South First street Table board SO
per week.
Here's Your Chance.
Plenty of old papers 10 cents Q hun.
dred at the Leader editorial rooms.
Call and lay in supply at once
Wanted-Two persons TO canvass for
"A good selling book Inquire at The
Leader Office. 10 7t9
Strayed. From 4O5 North Division,
Monday morning, pug dog. Will
answer to the name Of Nelly. Finder
please return TO Il. X. Tingle and re-
ceive reward.
For sale. An elegant parlor set,
cheap for cash. Mrs. J. Red wood, cor
Vine aud Warner 7t3
II you want bills distributed any
where in Oklahoma, write Smith, the
bill distributor, box 26O Guthrie, Ok
| lahoma. 16tf
New Goods Friday.
Ladies' latest novelties in millinery
at Mrs. Saunders millinery store, lO7
| Oklahoma avenue. 10 6E1
For sale-Billiard table. See Oscar
| Hamilton
! xAyNTrt - Atnr nr nn@HE-
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Southwest cor. Oklahoma ave. and First st
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA.
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Board.
Mrs. Newton has removed to 5l4
South First street Table board SO
per week
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II you want bills distributed any
where in Oklahoma, write Smith, the
bill distributor, box 900, Guthrie, Ok
lahoma. 16tf
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Strayed, From 4O5 North Division,
Monday morning, a pug dog. Will
answer to the name of Nelly. Finder
please return TO T. X. Tingle and re-
ceive reward.
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Here's Your Chance.
Plenty of old papers 10 cents hun.
dred at the Leader editorial rooms.
Call and lay in a supply at once.
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Wanted-Two persons to canvass for
"A good.selling book Inquire at The
Leader Office. 10 7t1
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For sale. An elegant parlor set,
cheap for cash. Mrs. J. Red wood, cor.
Vine and Warner z 70
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-03
CHRISTENDOM AWAKE
Comment Extraordinary on the Latest
Phase of the Cuban Question.
ACTIVITY IN NATAL CIRCLES
Editorial Leaders In Principal Eu-
ropean Journals-Expressions of
Prominent Statesmen-Move
ments In Washington

Madrid. March 2.-The greatest ac-
tivity is being displayed in the govern
ment navy yards and every precaution
possible is being made by the naval and
military forces for the most serious
eventualities.
The impartial to-day declares that
the utterances of the United States SEN
ate consist in an unqualified and un-
reasoning provocation, adding: IF the
desire for war was in response to a
fault committed by Spain. the senators
would be accomplishing their duty. But
no provocation has been given to the
United States and the Americans judge
rashly of the results of Spanish
American war"
Ell Liberal says II is impossible to
compare the recognition of the seces-
sionists with the Cubans and explain
ing this assertion. remarks: Then
America warmly congratulated Spain
as a noble and honest friend. Can we
do the same to the senate and Presi-
dent Cleveland?"
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omments in Paris.

Paris, March 2.-Considerable atten-
ton is attracted to the Cuban situation,
which for the present has the lead in
political editorial comment and as a
subject for discussion in the clubs and
other places where military men and
politicians gather daily
The Figaro, commenting on the ac-
ton of the United States says that
while the senate's vote, resulting from
the violent attitude of General Weyler.
can hardly be excused, the recall of
Marshal Martinez de Campos was a
double error externally and internally.
inasmuch as the coming elections Qn
Cuba) may bring surprises.
The Journal blames the United States
senate for "palliating the outrages of
the insurgents and condemning the re-
pressive measures of General Weyler." !"
adding: Europe. one day. will have TO
unite against this method of applying
the Monroe doctrine"
The Libre Parole expresses the opin-
ion that: The Intervention of the
United States at every turn is as ridic-
ulous as ii is aggravating. Spain.
which compelled Bismarck to recede.
viii not retreat before Sherman. the
brother of the slayer of the Colorado
Indians"
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Washington, March "A cablegram
reached the state department early this
morning from Hannis Taylor, United
States minister at Madrid saying the
Spanish minister of state has expressed
deep regret at the Barcelona AFFAIR and
has offered complete reparation. The
dispatch added measures have been
taken to accord the United States lega-
tion protection.
The cablegram from Minister Taylor
reached Secretary Olney early yester-
day evening. II was as follows:
The minister of state has just called
to express deep regret that the mob in
suited the Barcelona consulate, break
ing the windows. and has offered com
plete reparation. He informed me the
government on its own motion has
taken every precaution to guard the le-
cation and my residence. Ihave asked
for no protection"
II is, perhaps. in part. owing to these
official advices. the excitement in Spain
over the action OF the United States
senate. leading up 10 the insult to the
United States consulate at Barcelona
fails 10 find a corresponding reflex in
Washington. at least in offlcial circles.
Almost everywhere the feeling is that
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-03

Copyright, 1896. by Associated Press.
Madrid, March 2.-Cable dispatches
from the United States are increasing
the feeling of indignation aroused
among the masses when IL became
known the United States favored the
recognition of the Cuban insurgents as
belligerents. Newspapers here confirm
the report that the Spanish naval
squadron, consisting of four cruisers
and a dispatch boat, is to be sent to
Cuba without delay. In addition, Span
ish naval officers and marines are to be
attached to the Spanish mail boats,
which are to be armed and equipped as
auxiliary cruisers
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ELEVATOR BURNED.
Immense Quantities of whfat Destroyed
Largely Insured.


Minneapolis, March 2-Elevator "A"
owned by the Minneapolis Terminal Ele-
vator company, operated by @. W. Van
Dusen. is burning. and will be a total
loss. There were l,075.0o0 bushels of wheat
in the building. mostly No. l northern.
worth about 10000. The spouts were
opened and a great quantity ran out
on the ground. The building cost 5000
making the total loss In the neighborhood
OF $4,000. The insurance covers the loss
The west wall of the elevator Is now
standing. II will be weeks before the FIRE
in the smouldering heap Of wheat goes
out. The fire department was successful
against heavy odds in protecting the huge
twin elevator. A /. which was threatened
several times. The insurance on the grain
in 20 companies foots up s316.0o0 The
largest single insurer is the Indemnity
Exchange OF Kansas City, which wrote
S15.0oO. IL is believed that the wheat SAL
wage will amount TO 30 or 40 per cent. in
which case the total loss will amount TO
but half million. While the building
cost $4,000 TO build. II can now be dt-
plicated for half that amount.
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Must Lick the Whole Works.

Berlin, March 2-The attitude of the
American towards the rebellion in Cuba,
as indicated by the action Of the United
States senate, awakens interest and wide
spread discussion here. The questions in
volved are not regarded as being con-
fined in their effects to Spain and the
United States. The Cuban resolution is
coupled with President Cleveland's Vene-
zuelan message. in the public mind, and
there seems to be a deep-seated convic-
tion that these incidents mark a determi-
nation on the part of the United States
tc depart from its time-honored course of
non-interference in European affairs. The
opinion is generally held that the Spanish
government will find an ally against the
United States in Europe in case of war.
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Interest in France.

Berlin, March "A dispatch to the
Frankfurter Zeitung from New York
says: Great distrust has been created by
the report that negotiations are in pro-
gress between France and Spain, which,
1t is said, refer to the diplomatic attitude
OF France against Intervention by the
United States in Cuba. The dispatch adds
THE contingency has been reckoned
within New York of Spain's securing the
support of France by the cession of ISL
ands such as the Canaries or at the ex-
pense of Morocco. Many French holders
of Spanish and Spanish-Cuban loans are
urging the French government to protect
them"
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HOTTER THAN EVER
FIRE FIERCELY RAGING IN THE
BOZEMAN TUNNEL.
1t Has Csved In and Cars From the Sky
Line Precipitated to the Bottom
of the Hole.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

Livingston. Mont. March 3-Fire Is
raging as fiercely as ever in the Bozeman
tunnel. and from present indications the
entire timbering. both new and old. will
be consumed. The tunnel has caved In at
the point where the sky line crosses and
some freight cars have been precipitated
from the top of the mountain TO the floor
of the tunnel
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Rich Commercial 4 abb. comp,n,.

New York. March 2.-The annual meet
ing OF the Commercial Cable company
was held to-day. The financial statement
OF the company shows gross earnings.
s.. .0os. IS: expenses. ss9i. $40: net earnings
81 .2l5. sss; Increase as compared with last
year. SO. $50 During the year the divi-
dends amounting 10 per cent. were paid.
the total being $4,000.
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the affair is not one which necessarily
must lead to hostilities.
Cuban III gbusterers.

Washington. March 2.-The state de-
partment has received information
from Spanish sources that a filibuster-
ing expedition is fitting out at Alligator
Key, Fla 1t is said the schooners s. r.
Mallory and Adel are to meet the stea-
mer Three Friends at the Key with
men and arms. and the latter will then
proceed to Cuba. The treasury officials
have been requested to notify the COM
mandcrs of revenue cutters to be on the
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A.o-e Ala..acrrs.

Constantinople. March 2-The massacre
OF i3 Armenian families Is reported from
the district OF Mossh. Five Armenians are
said to have been killed at kirschehir,
In the Angora district
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,ti.l on the Rampage.

Barcelona, March 2.-Renewed attempts
were made to-day to do violence to the
United States consulate. The crowd was
repeatedly charged by the police and dis
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Minister Tsyiors Message.

Washington, March 2.-From the
terms of Minister Taylor's message, IL
would seem that either himself or Unit
ed States Consul Bowen at Barcelona
had previously cabled a brief statement
of the attack upon the consulate, but
If so the message could not be obtained
here for publication. However that
may be, II is certain that the Spanish
minister here, Senior De LONE, was
early informed of the trouble at home
and lost no time yesterday in commu-
nicating to Secretary Olney the facts.
with an assurance that his government
could be relied upon to do everything
that the proprieties required to atone
for the insult offered to our consulate.
OF course, President Cleveland was at
once advised of the state OF affairs in
Spain, and later in the evening Secre-
tary Olney communicated the facts TO a
few members of the cabinet at his own
house. where they had gathered for a
dinner.
The news of the Spanish disavowal
was received with interest by senators
and representatives. Senator Gray OF
the foreign relations committee said
that course was the only one for Spain
to pursue. He added that IL was not
the place for the United States, a big
strong nation, to become excited over
the ebullitions of the people of Spain,
but calmly and dispassionately to do
our duty, without regard to anything
that might be done by the people of GER
tain communities in Spain.
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Special Cabinet Meeting.

Washington. March 2-The Spanish
American situation. growing out OF the
reports of riots at Barcelona and other
cities in Spain was regarded so serious
ly by the president that special meet
ing of the cabinet was held by the cab
met last night. though the call was is
sued under the gulse of dinner at Sec
retary Olneys. Secretary Olney read
a letter from Minister De LONE. inclos-
ing a cable message he had received
from his government. directing the
Spanish minister to inform the United
States government that Spain was ex-
erting all her power to amply protect
the United States legation and consuls.
and he could give assurances they will
be protected from any harm. Also that
Americans visiting and residing in
Spain would be safe from attacks OF
mobs and other riotous assemblies. An
other communication created a pro-
found surprise. 1t was a message from
the Spanish minister of foreign affairs
at Madrid, insisting that the United
States government disavow the action
of the senate as a condition precedent
to continued friendly relations between
the two governments The president
and cabinet ministers present were in
clined to excuse the message to some
extent upon the basis OF ignorance OF
the United States and their form OF
government.
The only result of the conference was
a practical agreement that the secreta-
ry of state should promptly respond In
kindly terms to the communication of
Minister De LONE and thank his gov
ernment for it's readiness to protect
Americans and American interests IN
Spain. The demand for a disclaimer of
the senate's resolution will be ignored.
The secretary of the navy. purely as
measure Of precaution, will bring an
efficient feet of war vessels close
enough together to mass them promptly
at any point that may be threatened.
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Continued On Page Two.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
4 COSTLY BIAZE

Ligonier, Pa. Dec. Fire broke out
in NJ Clifford & Sons store, in the Van
Near block last night ut II o'clock, and
before assistance arrived the entire block
was swept away, and $4,000 worth of
property went up in smoke. and ten bus
mess firms were cleaned out The build
ings destroyed were the Clifford block.
MurIock's jeweiry store, Fowlcr's tin
ware store Wcllers hardware store,
Hon. y. W. Marker residence and bust
ness block I.igoner Echo Office, post
Office, and Markers general store The
fire was finally controlled at o'clock,
after number of buildings had been torn
town to prevent the spread of.thc flames
William karnes was badly injured by
falling walls
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The undersigned committee of the
Ready Workers Circle of Kings Dauuh-
ters have been authorized to have the fol-
lowing. resolutions published: We meet
here under the shadow of great sorrow.
Since the last meeting of our circle the
providence of God has removed from
among us one of our most valued mem.
bers. Her vacant seat is renewed adj
monition of the brevity and uncertainty
of human life The death OF our sister,
Mrs. LeonOra l.. Marsteller, has occa-
stoned Il breach in our circle which cannot
be easily repaired.
we, surviving members, each and every
one, recall with tenderest memory our
testimonials to the fidelity and efficiency
with which she always contributed to the
discharge of her duties.
BY this circle of which she was loved
and which She served so faithfully in the
Office OF treasurer to which she was called
her loss will be long and keenly felt. We
have, however, the blessed consolation
that after well-spent life she has entered
upon the reward of our Saviour in which
she trusted
Resolved, That we commend with pray
erful earnestness her stricken household
to the only source of comfort under such
Affections as theirs.
Resolved, That IL blank page in our
minute book be dedicated to her mem
DRY, and that IL copy of these resolutions
be sent to the bercaved husband also
that they be published in the Silver Cross
and our city papers.
MAMIE G.. M'SHERRY.
FANNIE i. AIRHEART
MRS 5. l.. MAYO.