The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-08

n CnuFCn Will nOlu u soCthl AT but resi-
dence of d. 4 Howard, ei3 East Noble
Friday, August ?.
A large crowd Of people will attend
the Guthrie-O Oklahoma City ball game
at Oklahoma City Sunday. The Santa
Fe gives a one-half rate
j. r. Keaton arrived home yesterday
from a visit to relatives in Indiana ano
Pennsylvania, whittier he went after
attending the Chicago convention.
Mrs st. John, who has been trim
ming for Mrs. Rogers, left Thursday
for Louisville, KY, where she will re
sumo her work in the wholesale house,
Attorney A. A. Byers, Of Newkirls
is in the city Mr.. Byers has some
concealed ideas regarding politics and
is not the bloke to run off after .
stray piece of custard.
L &. Niblack. Of the Leader, will
leave today for New York to witness
the Bryan demonstration he was ap
pointed a member OF the notification
committee in Chicago
r. G.. Chambers, a champion OF sill
yer, wants to debate the finance witl
A c. Scott, the scholar OF Oklahoma
City. Oklahoma City has more de
baters than any other town in the ter
ritory.
Robt Ross, colored, was drowned in
the Grand river at TT Gibson last Mon
day. To evade arrest he jumped into
the river, and as he could not swim
was carried under by the current and
drowned
Gear and McAllister of the For
Worth team have been sold to Cleve
land for $1,000 Gear gets $3.50 pei
month from Cleveland. An effort wal
made to get Gear here, but the Cleve
land offer was too high for this associa
tion.
L. r. Houghton, the enterprisinl
merchant, is the happiest and mos
patriotic man in the city. An eight
! pound boy came TO brighten his hom
early yesterday morning and the fon'
father at once christened him William
Jennings.
Sheriff DeFord has received repl,
/ to his telegram TO the deputy marsha
at Ryan, l. T. The reply came bacl
that the parties arrested we're not tn
Christians aud that there were n
Christians in that country 0klahom
City Gazette.
Deputy Marshal Billy Banks an
Capt. Prather came over yesterda
morning, having in charge two younI
fellows, aged about 16 and 10 years
The juvenile prisoners were charge
with robbery committed in the In
dian country.
1t is evident that Oklahoma Cit,
| does not propose TO be outdone b.
Guthrie. The Oklahoman says a meet
| ing OF the base ball rooters is called a
| the Grand Avenue tonight TO decid
upon means of counteracting the nois
OF the Guthrie contingent.
The chiefs secretaries and the clerk
Of council are now busily engaged II
! copying aud uling citizenship record
ana decisions " hen this work
| 'ompieted the pefs VIII be sub
| miited TO the Dawes commission nov
/ sitting az Ninita Cherokee Advocate
Governor Jackson, of the Choctav
Nation, has called an extra session o
the council for the purpose of takinl
action to prevent the Dawes commits
sion from enrolling the citizens. A
this rate 1t will not be long until tn
fun will be on in full blast. Stat
! journal.
! l.. NJ. Lane. one of Kingfisher'
/ prominent Democratic lawyers, is il
the city. MIR. Lane is well acquaintet
with Callahan, the Populist nominee
and says the Populists and Democrat
of Kingfisher county are not excep
tionally we'll pleased over his nomina
| tion
Yesterday afternoon a l2.year- oil
son of Joe Fitzpatrick, postmaster an,
storekeeper Of Karoma, climbed upol
a threshing machine 10 hand ma
some change, when his foot was caugh
in couple Of revolving cog wheels
literally tearing his foot from the leg
Enid Wave.
Mayor Renshaw has an autograph
letter from VIM. j, Bryan, the mex
| president in answer TO congratula
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