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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-08
WATSON ABUSES sEwALL.
Says He Is an Enemy Of Labor and n
Railroad King

Dallas, Tex. Sept. Thomas Watson.
Of Georgia. vice presidential nominee Of
the Populist party. addressed a Labor day
audience of 500 people a the fair grounds
today. He arrived last night from Geor-
GA, accompanied by National Committee
man Reed. Who is managing his tour He
speaks az Bcnham. Tex. tomorrow, and
goes from there 10 Kansas.
Mr.. Watson pleaded with the people TO
stand TO the contract made between labor
ers and farmers in St Louis in 1889 ana
the Peoples party, Who represents thar
contract Mckinley ana Hobart repre-
sent enemies OF labor. and Sewall repre-
sents the same thing" he said 'Sewall
is Just the opposite OF Bryan in every
thing
lie said the present fight was the South
and West against the East. Sewau was
national banker "A railroad king and a
leaf in the hands Of capital. He made an
alluson 10 SewaBs sons stump speeches
in the interest of the Republicans. ana
said that when his CWatson's) son did that
he would get under the bed. HIS last ap-
peal was for Texas to stand by Bryan and
LEI Mckinley and SeWau alone. He way
cbeered repeatedly
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BY safe majorities. There was much
scratching IN Fulton county. and the prob
ability is that the independent candidate
for state senator in that district has car
ried the county against Hon. Jerry South.
the regular Democ rate nominee.
The cfty OF Helena gives tho Democratic
ticket a large majority. although Rem
mel, for governor. ran far ahead Of the
Republican ticket. In Lafayette count,
every Democrat il elected. The Demo
cratic majority IN Franklin Is from 200 "a
SO The estimated Democratic majority
IN Miller coun is 500 although one coun-
~ officer is IN doul.e Woodruff county
is considered safe for the Democratic
ticket
Many negroes scratched the ticket and
voted for Jones for governor. johnson
county gives a large majority for the
Democratic ticket jackson county elect
the entire Democratic local ticket. and
the county votes favorahly on license. In
Lonaoke the Democrats win easily. White
county IS claimed for Jones lev about leo
Sharp county goes Democratic by l,iW
ma foTity.
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Five Mile Handicap. Amateur.
rrap.cont,ncntal Relev Finish.

New York. sept The Examiner Jour
nal bicycle relay race from san Francisco
90 <cw York VAS finished n city iaH
park ~ - minutes past 8 o'clock this
afternoon. she race taking 3 days. - min
ufes an4 10 seconds. Tee number 90
miles covered VAS 2Sss The Lass relay
frarn kl.es bridge % the nEish VAS run
bv Frederick ! Titus. tho weli-known
racing mao. who Wheeled rs part ln ~
inmates auf - seconds
Al slong thc line from KinSs br'sS~
Was great crowd gathered to greet Titus.
We was Ncsrtsiy Welcomes ANA So~.fe--
olslv chrertt feloNins after ain were
many others ana th~ upper drives vere
throueea wlta hus.asE3c wheslm.r.
Four thons ans persons vfre .n city Han
park a zen TstHs reached tae end ~ Use
Journey Br9 thrir cheers Mere deAsrr nE
Anule - Trl sui a u. Ware wtl 90
from the r1.tery re Governor ivlara la
"a water t+rycie tewo~rew N deliver the
41essaaa
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1aQui Indian iiiSiug,

HermosiIlo. Mexico. Sept. There Is
much uneasiness felt throughout The West
ern part % this state over the threatened
outbreak OF the Yaqti Indians. Large
numbers OF the peaceable indians have
quit their work on Tire ranches and rail-
roads and are iocking into the mountains.
where the leaders are supplying chem with
arms ana ammunition. An attack nv tho
Indians on the town Or Tcrrcs il threat
ened. and a guard has been placed around
the place by the municipal authorities.
The Nllnas Priotas mining camp Il also we'll
guarded against The indiana
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RS common 7ee11e hard Him E.s3.y
tApsHaasel Tie common reon,a are the
o1-F e"op&s wAo aave eve~ heard Clasly
any person wAa preached Humanity ard
eGsa2 rights fArnsa1ssel
I 20 BOY Iaan 20 say that the-e are
~ exceptions 70 TIE general ralA There
nave & avs Seer f0se5 among thc rtche-
cases SAoss wAo wers 6liei with the
spirit ~ phlsnt hropy Tner- have al
Ways been toaaG a1lenw ths-n thesa wh,
were wiling - spems thesr lives n re
uNfftlag az their fellows. ~. Y am speak
INK of ne ru-s that reforms 10 rot come
rom ana are nor Supported By thosa who
CONSIDER themselves sfted above the CON-
f.aea people applause and cries %
That's r.sht"l
Nor do I mean nat You have never
found among IRE people hose wAo wouit
oe'7ay the-r teAeHS Yea have found
.ne'n everywhere. T. a 0rs - rhe snfor,-
innate iaings that stands o8t Upon every
page q history. shat she character 81
S.4aas II not conireA - amy class ~ So
cleIy lie Is found everywhere and IN an
ages sAQ2.susel I simply mean 10 say
ms. test among the common PEG
Pc AaNe a. al times been soasld those vha
would oefray their brethren and sell then
1910 honcsse Z they could. bat ye-. n
spite q this. the common people have
oeea me great lmpelinx forces mat have
aited civilization from generation 10 ger
Grafton up 70 higher ground" tArpiaasel
Nj BRYAN took the so train on ne
burlington road for Lincoln. Nel>. stop-
Ping AZ Aurora. Ill, for A twaneN-n3,ufe
speech AZ about $50. There we-, aheu. spa
people az The depot % see his departure,
but no DEMONSTRATION.
An Associated Press reporter handed
Mr.. Bryan copy % NJ watsen's speech
oellFered today nj Dallas Tex II have
nothing 10 say on the subject a. present"
sad Mr.. Bryan. - 30 not care "a discuss
IT."
Ervan's Notification.
Lincoln Nee. Sept. 7.-1for. william, J.
bryan viii arrive hare tomorrow ara sa
FORMALLY notified by the National Silver
parry o. his presidential nem!nat.on. A
EFFORT IS being made "a have The affair car
RED out on an elaborate sale. Tho local
committees have been busilv engaged for
several days perfect.ns arrangements. and
the general plan Of the ceremonies - now
outlined and the work o. filing in the de-
tails IS going rapidly forward The formal
notification Viii probably take rsace on
the north FROM OF rhe state house during
the afternoon. Congressman T0wne and
lsnatius Donnsliy are booked on the pro-
gramme for speeches at the meeting
George A Groat. Of Cleveland. o. he
chairman Of the notification committee. ar
rived today. Mr. Groat will make the ad-
dress. but X e expected That Senator Tel
leE VIII be present and speak.
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National League Games
Boston. Sap. The Sp.sers wer. our
played a. sil points n ne forenoon game.
Cuppv was nj hard ard vas repace1
~ ire stxth inning ~ Wallace The vs.
N0rs w.th re exception % BUrket., cou-d
no. aasi Nioac.s and their work IN me
fed was al times very ragged
Score r. r. II. r
Toseof. .;.-- .'--.- ''..-'''''. (
Cleveland ..-.. ......--....-..- = D
Batferles-cS ichols and Bergen: Cuppy,
Wallace and Ztmmer.
Afserrcos game. Cleveland won from
-ne horne .eaTn after u c.oSe contest TIE
c.0Se OF the season on the homo grounds
vas characterized ~ d.sgracefU. scene.
In ne ighth innisg. McsSarr. the EIeve-
Ian third Daseman. e.iberatsiy tr4ppe4
up Hamilton while the latter was attempt
iuS 20 score, The crowd made a hostile
aenonsf ration. and az the close OF The
game a half dozen police escorted McCiarr
from the grounds Attendance. $50
Score r. b. II. e,
G.eyeland -...- .'.'.''.'.-...-. y :
BOSTON ..---. ...---...-..-.-...
Batteries Young and zsrafner. Klob-
dsuz and Bergen
Washington City. Sept. T-Wsshing TON
c. split even with the Browns today.
IN the first game the Senators were out
played al every point. but in the second
Bre.tens,Siu was ar easy proposition for
the Senators. Nnlae the batting OF the
visitors was weak. Attendance. 7.0o.
First game.
score r. BIZ. f.
" ashine ION City .............
s. Louis INSTRUMENTATION. IL 2
Observation-Disclosures and Farrell: Donohus
and Murphy.
Second garnet
score r. B H. F.
WASHINGTON city ..........-- II : ls Q
Baiterles-9lcJarnes and Mcclure: Brett
ems e.u and Mcfarland.
BROOKLYN. Sept. First game:
Score r B. H. E;
Cincinnati 1890. ............. l
hi ooklyn 900. .....-..-.....-. II !
Batteries-Enret Gray and Peltz: Ken
nelly ana Grim.
Second game; The Cincinnatis won the
afternoon game. IL was pitchers hai
tie. Rhincs doing the better work. be-
sides being better supported. Attendance,
S0sQ
Score r. BH. L.
S,.neinnad 49,. '..'..'......'
Brookl&n --.... -.-..-.--......
Baeeries-Rhines and Vaughn: Daub
aad BurreH
Philadelphia, Sept. The locals batted
out 4 victory over Chicago in tedious
game. il was called at the end OF the
seventh inning on account Of darkness.
Terry held them down TO three hits ami
10 runs FOR i've innings. after which be
vas punished for SIX singles a double ana
tao triples. The Ph!hies presented Nops.
q new pitcher from The Atlantic League.
lie showed up Wei in the BOX. al the hits
made of aim being scattered. but he was
very weak al the bat. Attendance. 200
Score r. = II. T.
Philadelphia .-....-..-.. IL y
tn'edgo -.-.. .-.-.....-----.... i
Batterles-Nops and Berry. Donohue ana
Terry
tfAttt4tihifs 7t'Ne' t.~ A.4D Attd P4o84S WIZ
from the tDlCEe4S IA close game. Gltl>
pitching Was The more effective, bur he
home team seemed . have luck their
side Attendance. 100.
Score r. b II. +
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won smo hAsts Ara taking third: Fsaai
ma Maud and Frames Q. atst2ncet- Bes.
tire. az
Facirg heat aasSeS-Lera won IN
etraggh. heats. Butcher Boy taking tourth
tsat. Best time. ia
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San Francisco. Sept. THE wAl OF Ar
chlhald X, Mcleod. formerly Of Port An
Eelee. WASH. was filed IN The recorders
Office today a. the request % Mrs Emma
Mcleod. To her e beqfea he'd all of the
estate IN California and Washington. no
provision being made Tor the seven chill
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To Break Tandem Half Mile Track
Record.

GaGney and Rucker made tho time or
.cIts. which is considered unusually good
for electric light racing. The Coast record
In day time is ID, track record. Is, heli
ftV "a ne Ten N
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Boston. S@p-- The Spa5e-s were cur-
played a. a.. points n ne @orecooa game.
CIapav was III hard ara was rep2ce1
~ Ire SIKH inning ~ Wa2sce. The vs.
I0rs IN re exception % Et1rhet., cou- Z
no. flast Nichols. sna their work IN me
rs@s7 wRz - inns very ragged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-09
A GOOD CONVENTION.


sunday schools Northeast Of Guthrie Or.
ranize Districi Association.
One Of the most interesting and
profitable local Sunday school conven-
tions held in the Territory met at MI
Hope church, seven miles northeast Of
Guthrie, on New Years day
The convention opened at J. o'clock
with a spirited song service led by. Rev.
j T. rlatt, Of Guthrie, superintendent
Of congregational sunday school work
for oklahoma Following this came
an open discussion ON the greatest
needs Of the sunday schools and Sum
lay school work in the district, which
was participated in boy maiorsty Of
those present One OF the very impor.
tant events OF The day followcd-din.
ucr, aud such dinner as st was; plate
after Of turkey chicken, ham, beef,
bread Jelly, pickle fruitpic and cake
otcvcry conceivable hind Every yLody
did their best but al' u vain. There
was more left than was eaten and the
man who got chance at the basket Of
fragments was in luck
At thc opening Of the afternoon ser.
vices Andrew Webb, of this city re-
viewed the lessons OF The past quarter
in an interesting manner with q blacN-
boarl outline.
Rev j. E Platt th,u gave normal
lesson on the opening exercises OF the
sunday school, which was the feature
Of the day, FUN OF suggestions and
ideas, which will bc Of use to the
workers iu improving their schools and
adding Go the interest
Fred H. Wenncr, territorial secre-
tary, followed with talk ON the
planting aud cultivation of Sunday
school, after which DE- L. IT, Huston.
pr, ,sidcnt Of the territorial associa
tiou, delivered stirring address ON
The need OF more thorough work in
the lire OF personal application Of the
lessons and the bringing OF the schol
ars to Christ
A brief business session followed
aud the East Logan sunday School as
sociation was organized embracing tn,
Sunday schools straight east of Guth.
ric and as far north as the Cinarron
with officers tor the year as follows:
President O. Daley vicc-prcsident
Mrs. NJ A. Iutchins. secretary Mis-
Maggie kice. treasurer, C. C. Bocl,
well.
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4 LEADING ENTERPRISE.
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WANT 1T ENFORCED.
Fri.nds of the Prohibltory Law Confer
at Topeka.

Fri.nds of the Prohibitory Law Confer
at Topeka.
TOPEKA, Kan Jan. S--Peoplc who
expected the temperance conference,
held in Topeka yesterday. To roast the
Kansas state administration expert
eneed a disappointment but little
short OF "A shock A. a matter OF fact,
the friends OF Governor Morrill, out
mum oered the "roasters' two Co one,
and every attempt To put on record an
arraignment OF the administration
was placed in check.
The following resolutions We're
adopted;
Resolved, That we express our un-
alterable adherence to the policy Of
prohibition.
Resolved. That we recommend the
thorough organization of the temper
znce people throughout the state bv
school district, township and county
organizations and we hereby pledge
ourselves 10 promote such organifa-
lions aud recommend that the State
Temperance Union push the work.
Resolved, That we heartily iu-
dorse the action Of the governor aud
attorney general in their efforts Co cu.
iorce the law in Wichita, and also re
quest that the efforts OF Genera
Campbell be sustained hv all good cit
iZens, aud we earnestly request thai
hke efforts be made Tor the enforce
Inent of the prohibitory law in Atch
ison. l.eaVenworth and kansas city
kan
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ENGLAND ORDERS IMMEDIATE CON-
MISOIONIEG or SIX WARSHIPS.
ARMY OFFICERS ARE BUSY.
The Transvaal Demands se.5OO, 600 From
EagIAnd ~ an Indemnity FOR Dr
JAmeson's Invasion - Germany
Refuses 90 Recognize Eng
lands suzerainty over
the TransvaaL

LONDON, Jan. 5. The Times makes
the following announcements nor
ders have been sent 10 Portsmouth,
Davenport and Chatham FOR the imme-
diate commissioning of six ships TO
form flying squadron, the object Of
which is obviously TO have squadron
ready for any required emergency IL
will be composed OF two frst-class
battleships, two frst-class and two
secopd-class cruisers Probably the
Royal Oak and the Revenge will be
chosen.
The possibility OF the commission
Ing OF such a squadron at a moment s
notice, shows that our resources are
better than supposed. and is proof
that our naval organization has
greatly improved Of late years.
at has also been decided To dispatch
naval force to Delagoa bay, hut IL is
unknown whether Il viii be composed
OF vessels FROM the cape or from the
East Indies.
In an editorial. the Times hopes
that the Mediterranean fleet will be
withdrawn from Salonica and ordered
elsewhere and prepared for emergen-
cies
The correspondent Of the Standard
at Aldershot believes that there is a
question of calling out the army re
serve aud portion OF the militia.
The Duke OF Connaught and the chief
staff officers, tins correspondent SAYS,
are busy at headquarters. and are in
constant communication with the war
office.
A special dispatch from Berlin says
that DR. Leyds, the secretary of state
of the Transvaal, has received dis
patch which states that the Transvaal
demands from England an indemnity
Of E5cd, 0O0 for Dr. Jameson S INVASION
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Merit Recorni.ed

The Modern Miller, one OF the lead
ing trade journals OF the country,
speaks in the following omplimentary
terms OF the elegant calendars issued
10y the Tarlton Milling company, of
this city: The Tarlton Milling Co
has hit upon an idea that will Doubt
less Toe the means OF extending the
popularity OF their Health Hour, is
an air ship in colors, freighted aud ba'-
lasted with Tarlton Health npur, II
loaf OF bread made from the mill pro.
duet acting as the motive power The
argument presented by the picture the
moment you glance at it is that that
loaf OF bread lis riser from away
back" A barrel of Hour in the bow
Of the ship represents u search light
The sheet to which the calendar is at
tached is lox2l done in colors and
forms quite picture Secretary +.
Il Lucas was distributing some of the
calendars among business houses yes
tcrday and words OF praise were heard
on every side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-09
COMING COMING 1,
Americas Greatest Minstrel Company
Next Week

America. urcatest minstrel company
Next woek
Manager pentecost has booked Al G.
Fields gigantic and world renowned
miusircls Tor next Wednesday night
and Glihrit people will have one Of
the greatest fcasts OF fur and merri.
nent ON record The company mum.
bsrs forty-siN people every one OF the
members being colored men, and they
give an entertainments that is not eN.
cellcd by anybody rhc company con
taine m any good voices aud the gift
of sorg in which the African race eX-
cells IS we'll exemplied.
The opening is picturesque scene on
the banks Of the Suance river with
good So &c effects, handsome costumes
aud other attractions surrounding. 1t
is ia this first part that many Of the
choice songs are introduced. The see
ond part contains many good special
humors Of Billy Miller, the clever inn
personator OF Fiddler the continental
drill and the human frog are the most
notable The barber picnic with its
dancing and singing features crea' as
as much merriment as the Dark Town
Fire Brigade. In fact the whole enter
tanmcnt is first class in every pattic-
ular and no lover OF true fun should
miss H.
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victorie. Announced at Madrid.

MADRID. Jan. S.-The Correspon-
deneia states that that the insurgents
have attacked Hoyo Colorado. which
is three leagues from Havana The
Npauiards were outnumbered and sur-
rendered. General Campos. it is fur
ther stated, defeated the insurgents
near Havana. 1t further states that
after defeating the insurgents close TO
Havana the Spanish gunboat Ardilla
captured four vessels filled with insur-
gents trying 70 escape
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On rrlaI for VIE Murder.

NEVADA, Mo, Jan. s.-rhe trial of
William Wright, colored. for wife
murder, was begun in the Vernon
Circuit court here yesterday. Wright
chopped his wife to pieces with an AK
iu Nevada, June - lie made his es-
cape, was captured July o, near Ash
GROVE, by a negro man named Brice
Arm>tead lie is coal miner aud
came Ia Missouri from Alabama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-09

"Old, yet ever new, and simple and
beautiful ever, sings the poet, in
words which well might apply to Ayers
Sarsaparilla the most ecieient and
and scientific blood-purider ever offer
ed to suffering humanity Nothing
but superior merit keeps { so long 90
the front
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first published in TheOklahoma Lcade
Jan. 9, lS9G
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, o. T., Jan
=. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ng named settler has filed notice OF her
intention 10 make final proof
II support Of her claim. and that said
proof w!ll be mace before the register and
receiver of the United States land office an
Guthrie, O. 4 on March 3, 1895, -iz:
Moses NJ. Likes, of Guthrie, q. L. for the
lots ard and hf NV ar see Up l6. n.
O. lw.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation fSaid land, viz:
Joseph II. CaSaH. John ELS
Frank Fllis, James e. Finn.
all OF Guthrie, O. T.
A. n. j. CROOK, Register
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one Uss suggested

Editor Leader ln answer 10 the
following question in this mornings
LEADER When government build
ing Is erected on the acre what viii
The new postofiice be used for2' / sug-
gsst that the building be used for the
hre department headquarters.
q. W. TAYLOR, Chief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-09

ON October 80 the Santa Fe Route
inaugurated new and strictly linn
ited hrst-claSs service 10 southern Cal
fornia
The California Limited will leave
Chicago at 6;OO p m, daily, reaching
Los Angeles inc three days aud san
Francisco la three and one half days.
a saving Of one half day. Tme from
this station correspondingly reduced.
Equipment will consist of superb
ne~ vestibuled pullman palace and "a
compartment sleepers, chair car and
dining ear. through 10 Los Angeles
without change. This will be the
fastest aud most luNurions service via
any line 10 California
Any other daily train will carry
through palace sleeper and tourist
sleeper 10 san Francisco and tourist
sleeper 10 Los Angeles as an present.
For full particulars inquire OF local
agent Atchison, Topeka and Santa fe
railroad.
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From owen & Co, Merchant Tailors
and Out6tters Boston, Mass
Order No S45, to Chas. HUFF. c. O. d.
S32.
Note: Express agent will allow
examination before payment.
Note: No Si5-No duh times with
us. effect and cause, 50 pants, Sl2
suits, $40 overcoats.
'DHE MAGNET"
3l3 oklahoma avenuP,
12.22-tf Guthrie. Okla.
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ATTENTION MUSICIANS

Now is the time to have your pianos
and organs tuned and repaired for the
winter festivities by your hone tuner,
Prices reasonable, to suit the times,
and work warranted second to none.
Bring i'm yonr old laid away guitars
and violius and have them repaired,
ad iusied, and pm in FIRST class order.
Your guitar can hr tuned TO concert
pitch. SO mort bridges pulled of.
the tone greatly Improved, and made
better every way. by applying the ia
test iup provCmeuts New musical goods
furnished at the lowest prices obtain
jb.c Call or write. Orders can he
lcft with G. w. White, the Iewcler.
Prof. c. E, Richardson,
20j Washington Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-09

DENVER, Colo, Jan. :. - At last
evenings meeting Of the chamber Of
commerce it was finally decided To or
ganize company To build railroad
To cripple Creek from Denver.