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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06

SEATTLE, Nash, December =
Captain Thomson, sailing between
Seattle and Japan. reports great
interest In Yokohama aud other
oriental cities regarding Klondike.
He says nex' spring win witness the
coming OF 10 900 persons from these
places, bound f'r Yukon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
Rstsliatory.

CHIcAso, Illinois, December 6 :
A municipal appurnopment bill
will be introduced in the city council
tonight. Ii passed, it will place ever,
ward ia the city under d. mocratit
control. Tho bill is a retaliA'orJ
schem me on The part of local democrats
10 get even with the republican mana
gers, who have state re apportion
ment bill to be passed at an extrs
session OF legislature. which Begin
TO. morrow.
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l.uetgert.s second Trial.

CHICAGO, illinois, December o.
The star witness for the defense in
the second Luergsrt trial. probably to
first 60 ON the stand, will be Lustgert
himself. Attorney Harmon has de-
cided to let him tell his story to the
jury. II the jury is completed before
8 o'clock this afternoon, the state will
ask Judge Gary to proceed with the
trial Immediately.
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MiIwaulkee Blaze

MILWAUKEE. Wis, December 6 :
A fire broke out In the Lake house,
this morning, where sixty people were
asleep. Oaa life was lost and five
persons injured. Charles Patterson
lost his life, being overcome by smoke
The following were seriously injured
In jumping from the building; "A
Henshman, D Baker, T. O'Brien
r Potter and F. Meiland.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06

h KEE WEsT, Fla, December "a
great concentration Of the insafgent
forces al Marino. near Havana. causes
fears that the cily will be ATTACKED.
Many Spanish troops have been sent
from various psris Of the island 70
protect the city. The intention Of The
insurgents is not known.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06

KANSAS CRY, Mo, December g.
Deuneler, German farmer. living IN
suburbs Of this city, in JEALOUS rage
this morning shot his wife in the back
and then himself. The couple had
qoarreled and the condition Of both IL
critical.
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Uaso Inc Exp,oslon

SPRIkGFIELD, On,o, December Q =
Mrs. La Dowell and Harry Yost,
wemhesrts,, pnd eight Others, were
burned lesr.6ight by agasoline stove
Mrs. Doweli was frlghtfully
ana farally il iured, Yost's burns art
serious and be 10 expected to die to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
Pacific coast Gales.

SAN FRANCIsC J, Cal !, December o.
A dangerous gale has been blowing
to-day all along the California coast
and several wrecks are reported.
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No transfer Made.

OMAHA. N b December ALTHOUGH
this was the da,e the Union Pacific
aailwsy was not turned over to the re-
organization committee.
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Is Now ChiIdI.ss.

ST LOUIS, Mo Dacember6 6 Sarah
Wilson, servant, bptchered ner ille-
climate child this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06

NEW YokK. N. \, Decembsr, Or
silYsr is quoted ateo cents, -. "a
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NATIONAL BANKS.

Iconcur with the seuretsry Of the
treasury that national banks be allowed
TO issue mote 8 to the face value of the
bonds they have deposited, and that
the tax on circulating notes secured by
such deposits be reduced to one half Of
one per cent per annum. Also, that
authority be gwen for thu establish.
ment of national hanks With a mini.
mum capital of S75 600 to enable oil
regions to pc supplied with currency
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VIEWS REGARDING THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM
Hopes the Labors Of the WoIcott Commission Will
Bring About a Recognition Of Both
Gold and Silver.
NEARLY FULL ATTENDANCE in BOTH HOUSES

TO meet their needs. recommend
the issue of national bank notes be
restricted to denominations OF $40 and
upw ards.
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Job Printing

In all It's ..Numerous and d.
verso branches done as Il
should be al THH OPTIC Job
Rooms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
ITS CULLIsoN. SURE ENOUGH
Who Gets to be Register Of the Land Once
Enid.


Washington. Nov. 6.-The president
has made the following appointments:
Arthur W. Kinney, to be receiver Of
public moneys az Los Angeles.
James 5. Cullison, to be register OF the
land office al Enid, o. T.
To be second assistant engineer in the
revenue cutter service, Rober. z. Halpiu
and Edwin W. Davis.
George \. Bright, TO be medical direct
or in the navy. with relative rank OF
captain.
James NJ Miller, 70 be commander in
the navy.
Washington, New. 6-The secretary Of
the interior has made the following an
poinsments:
CuStodians authorized for abandoned
military reservations; solomon Luna OF
New Mexico. ojo Caliente reservation in
New Mexico, vice Thomas J. Wright. r.
signed: George W. Reed OF New Nsxico
Fort Stanton, y. NJ, vice James Z. Cree.
dismissed
Appraisers appointed for abandoned
military reservations: Ira o. AEdHugh
OF Wyoming and John Hunton Of Wv
cning, Fort Laramie reservation. in Wv
oming; Thomas Is. De5o ana John "
Brown Of Wyoming. Fort Mckinney res
ervation in Wyoming; Seth Woods and
John Hart Of South Dakota. Fort Ran
daA reservatln in South Dakota
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WHAT 1T MEANS TO GUTHRIE
That Ten thousand Dollars . Day for Farm
Products.

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. s.-cSpecial)-
The State Capital says: The Stsce Cap
ital stated Thursday that $1,000 is being
paid out daily in Guthrie FOR cotton and
$4,000 a day Tor ocher agricultural pro
ducts.
Did you ever stop 10 think what mis-
$4,000 a day poured into the business OF
Guthrie means? Il means 10000 a week
$4,000 a month. providing each dollar
does but one dollar OF business daily; but
commercial statistics show that each dol
lar does daily $40 of business.
Suppose this money is half surplus
that but half OF II goes into trade, the
other half oeing saved up by our
thrifty farmers: then ovec a million dol
lars month Of business comes from this
money. And this in a radius OF sixty
miles.
rs II any wonder that Guthrie Is de-
clared the best business town Of It's size
in the United States? This rs what every
wholesaler AYERS and our retailers smil-
ingly verify the statement
And this IS but the beginning OF the
building here CT a central METROPOLIS
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and elsven were settled and dismissed.
In two the jury disagreed. Sale was
confirmed in three Judgments were rem
dered in fourteen for the plaintiff and in
one for ne defendant
Among The divorce cases there were
thirty-six for trial, and the following or
ders were made: DEGREES for the plaintiff
in sixteen: eleven continued for the term
on different grounds; five dismissed BY
plaintiffs az their cost; two transferred
10 Pawhusaa for trial by agreement OF
parties
A decree was refused in one case. in
which Louis Bayballe. an Indian, applied
for a divorce from Daisy Bayhalle, a
white woman The court in this case
allowed the defendant alimony OF SIS
per month. beginning Nov l, and an al
torney's fee OF $50.
This very nearly cleans up the docke.
at this place and the new judges can
commence with an Amos, new set Of
cases
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Pe-ru-na. After some unavoidable ex
posure 70 cold, don't wait for the cold TO
appear, but take dose or two of Peru
ma as preventative. These women
profit by the Doctors advice. Hence
their good health in spite of their con-
slant exposure. This holds true Of all
people who are liable to catch cold Any
one who is depressed by overwork, loss
of sleep, Or irregular habits, are especial
iy liable to take cold. Pe-ru-na taken in
time will prevent this.
DR.. Hartman's latest book written
especially for women will be sent free
for short time by The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus, o.
Ask your druggist for free Pe-ru-na
Almanac for 1893
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
DEMOCRATS ARE WELCOME
To All the Comfort They Can Get Out of
This


Guthrie, o. T. Nov. s-lspeclaL)-
| The stare Capital yesterday published
] the following pointed and telling article
under thA caption Nuts for Democrats"
The following brief returns from the
election contain some information Tor
Democrats:
"Ohio-G0vernor Asa A. Bushnell re-
elected by a plurality OK $3.50 and a
Republican majority OF five on Join,
ballot in the legislature. insurinE the
return ot ". A. Hanna 10 sls United
States senate
'Iowa-L. VI. Shaw. Repo5ilcsn. elect
ed governor by 1900 plurality. which.
witn the Pop1Iis, vote subtrscrei. -
larger than was brakes plurality two
years ago
'Ksnsas-Republican made big gains
In nearly every county n the st4.e.
elected eight. and probably ten. osi o,
thirteen JUICES, and ejecte6 q sfs;s
senator in the A;chieon-JsckE7 dis
trict. Fusionats elected three and per-
maps FIVE judges znd a STATE senator 81
the Leavenxor.5 district Republicans
carry a5oEi SKY 0tIt q ne 10 c01n-tes
practically Straight. F1Gsioals-s carry
eighteen practically strasRaL While IN
the others the result - mixed
VirZ1uiz-De~nocratE elect AL senator's 1
and -. pernsF- =. . ne - reor>re- a. 4
lives Moody never expertet no,slns /
else sron Vi-Eiciz. noh0x
'Ne5-zsks-F1l s.ooss,s ei@cf Sgisvaa I
supreme judge oy 3, lszss ls 90. He2a5- 1
leans fsssse % eo1oe5s tie slsction q 4
fasioaisss fo- regents. %; trey are a.
d3snse3ly elec;sd
-C1Ior46o-Ressf- - SIN IN ssu5, hgs
inslcs;i5nz sre hat Hzyt. czn-5sdsr. ~ 4
he Republicans and silver geg17.szans
bss 5se7 sie--s4 sB7rvzs gaegs over
Gs5bsrf. cznti1sie q tas f'a-.ls-ls ass
DemocE4ts. oy lezs csan go
-'Esn;s-ky-- E,szloe-sfs e.seses sasck-
sltori cserx y sas COAT C sp9~ss -
3. 90 ~ 5uytng votes sr1<n naErgse %
airinE s5su % say szay ,sorn Ne assils-
Silver EsE ny- an lzs9e sns-s.se-e Is-Es-
scrssE Save Iegisisssrs. ~ > 49, iaezs
d. god a. tbsre - 20 s~ustar 60 e.sr-
Nag lsr.t--F.eg sseisesE- Save ma1sf
- - ssvzn - a.ae % slni oSs.sf r.
ne sssis.sglre- sTzEg-1zE tse eteeflSa - !
: Reass-4-zn lc sazcsrs ArtsaE g. = /
zzz = .2e Gaze. Slz-@z $780, -
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health They usually go together.
An observing man learns that woman
who is physically weak and nervous and in
capable, is likely TO be ill-natured too The
sweetest temper is ruined by continual
sickness.
A woman whose nerves are constantly
racked and dragged by facilitating drains
and Inflammation, cannot be genial COM
panion or happy wife and she Is totally
untitled to be a mother.
These troubles prevail almost universally
among women largely because of careless
ness and neglect There is no real need of
them. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is
positive specific for the weaknesses and
diseases Of the feminine organism
II cures them radically and completely.
1t heals, strengthens and purihes. II is the
only scientific remedy devised for this spe-
cial purpose by an educated. skilled physi-
clan Il IS the only medicine that makes
motherhood easy and absolutely safe
Miss Lauretta McNees. OF Reno (P. q. Box -7sl
Washoe Co, New whites: Il have discontinued
taking the Prescription and will not take
pain at all and worked every dav without any
Inconvenience whatever It was the FIRST time
] never had pain during that period l cannot
say too much for your medicines especiaiiv
the Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pei
lets know of lady who took oze bottle OF
your Favorite Prescription and she saws she
Vs. HoN Six IKE ehS N@S Win nSr nr>t baby.
This was her second baby. She thinks il
grand medicine. 50 do l."
DR.. Pierce has had lifetime of expert.
ence in this particular field. His 1000 page
illustrated book, The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" contains several
chapters devoted TO woman's special phvsi-
oiogy. 4 paper-bound copy will be sent free
on receipt Of 81 oue-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing only. Address. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo. y. Y.
For cloth-bound copy send 81 stamps.
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VERY LITTLE TO SAY
Continued from First Page.)

notified by the department that his ac-
counts must he adjusted within a rea-
sonable time, 50 that The can retire with
out having any compiled tons in relation
TO his conduct Of the affairs of the office
change will probably be made about
the time congress convenes."
There are not lacking those, now
ever, who are inclined to the opinion
that the Capitals correspondent Is
largely talking through his sky piece"
who have visited Washington in the past
few months convey intimations that the
Capital correspondent is a 'Curber'' and
personally responsible for ali the curb
stone talk about Oklahoma politics, and
that he ought to be called off.
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far in the territory, without the erection
OF permanent institutions therefor, and
it WIS the purpose OF congress that these
institutions should not be erected by
pledging the future credit OF the terri
tory in excess OF / per cent OF the assess-
ed value Of it. property. BY this second
exception the territorial legislature was
permitted to authorize the erection OF
permanent penal. charitable or educa-
tional institutions by pledging the fut-
ure credit Of the territory in the way OF
loan. but this authority was coupled
with the condition that it should not be
done if such loan made the total debt of
tie territory exceed per cent of the as
sessed value Of the property therein.
Congress evidently recognized the clear
distinction, which certainly exists, be-
tween the necessity with which the ter
ritory might be confronted, or making
provision for meeting obligations which
might arise under the four subdivisions
of the first exception, and the matter OF
the erection of permanent institutions
embraced in the three Subdivisions OF
the second exception, which, it was con-
templated, could be done as the territory
progressed and increased In wealth,
without placing upon it a burdensome
debt, and it was evidently this differ
ence in the nature OF the things provii-
ed for that caused congress TO place a
condition under which the authority
granted by the second exception could
be exercised, which it did not place upon
the first.
There appears, therefore, in the sec
ton, no intention to make this limitation
upon the Indebtedness contained in the
second exception applicable also 10 the
first. and the general rule above ex-
pressed is the proper one TO apply to the
statute under consideration, and We con-
clude that the Legislature OF the territory
has power to authorize the contracting
of debt on behalf of the territory for
printing done for the territorial auditor,
VINO is an officer of the territory, and the
legislature having authorized the max
ing Of the contract with the plaintiff, and
the printing having been done and the
work delivered, the plaintiff is entitled
TO its warrant, and the writ OF man.
damus is accordingly granted.
Attest: EDGAR W. JONES, Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
HANNIs TAYLOR ROASTED
English Newspapers Glide Him for Telling
Tales Out of school.

Tales Ont of School.
London, Nov. 6.-The Spectator today
repeats its arguments Of last week on
the subject OF Cuba, and comes to the
conclusion that when President McKin-
ley gives his decision it will be for war.
Several of the English newspapers to-
day severely criticise the action Of Han
MS Taylor former minister of the United
States to Spain, in publishing his views
of the Cuban question in an American
magazine.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that she is
getting even with President Mckinley
because the latter did not keep him at
Madrid"
Continuing, the Pail Mall Gazette re-
marks:
''Mr. Taylor finds no difficulty in for
getting that all the information he has
seen fit to divulge was obtained in his
official capacity, and therefore under the
seal of secrecy
The Sun says:
zone Of the inconvenience which re-
suit to sensitive Americans from their
system Of government by the ring and
abroad by the men sent to represent her
at foreign courts. 1t is not long since
all International decencies were outraged
by The conduct Of Mr.. Eustis, who allow
ed himself TO be drawn by a reporter into
silly Dragging about the helpless posi-
ton of Canada, and now it is Mr.. Taylor,
who left Madrid in something like dis
grace, and is taking revenge as shameful
as it is childish in revealing the private
affairs of the embassy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
WHAT THE LAW is
Continued from First Page)

preme court of that state had before II
for construction a statute authorizing a
city of that state to levy and collect
taxes, and the section in question enum-
Grated under seven distinct heads seven
distinct purposes, or classes Of objects
for W hich taxes might be levied and col
lectei, and The fifth was as follows:
"Fifth-To provide for sinking fund
or funds, to pay for the general or spe-
cial Indebtedness of the city"
And the section ended with the pro-
viso: provided, that no tax shall be
levied under this section unless two
thirds of all the aldermen elected shall
vote in favor of the same"
On the point in controversy and it's de-
termination, the court said:
''The point is raised upon the use OF
the word section in this proviSo, it be-
ing contended that the construction
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k1III51i3|

publican majority on state comptroller e.
ts1lated at s,s4s
New Je-sey-Resu,t OF election leaves
the Republicans with n majority os Il on
joint ballot IN the legislature, ne senate
standing fourteen Republicans 10 seven
Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures win
auditor by l40.5Sl. and on treasurer i24.-
ssh.
South Dakota-DePublicans elect i've
judges out OF eight. Democrats one and
Popalists two
Observation-Disclosures Roger VOL
co;i, Republican. reelected by tiurali-
~ OF s5.92S. against total vote for his
Democratic competitor, George Fred
Williams. OF 1855.
New York state-Anen r. Parker.
Democrat. Is elected chief judge Of the
court OF appeals by plurality of more
chan 5s.e0o. The Republicans hold their
old majority OF so in The senate. which
holds over. and have a majority Of II IN
che new assembly
Greater New York-Robert A. Van
Wyck. Tannany. has iiS.&ci over Ben
jamin F. Tracy, Republican. Tanxnany
carries practically all the other Offices Ia
the city and Richard Croker becomes alb
solute monarch Of Greater New York"
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present Amid the uproar that follow

present. Amid the uproar that follow
ed voice was heard crying:
'Why should the nation glorify its
sexecutioner? What has Weyler done
beyond sending US back thousands OF
dying soldiers?"
The police had to disperse the meet
ing. 1t is reported that public feeling
in Santander is in a very excited state.
The correspondent in Cuba Of the I'M
parcial cables his paper that General
Weyler handed over matters 10 General
Blanco in a state of chaos.
1t is understood that Senior Romero
R05ledo on Monday will make an i'm
portant speech As he is considered to
have broken away from the Conserva-
tive party and TO be closely allied with
the presumtive policy of General Wey-
Ter, his movements and words are re-
garded with some anxiety.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
THREATS or -rAnvATIoS
said TO Have Rsss Uttered By the ssE-s,
Tfast Against Eza.ss

Topsks, Esn.. Nov. s.--Aito-ney Cen
ersi Boyle stated s93sy fsst &c you'd
p.ocss5 Is e8f5sce Ire anti-;rgs. isu
szasnsi t,s Ezn>ss ~s0.ssals Sobb@rs ne
Fooa az ihs svsssno. s8ssoe1 81 to
chsnUte bearing yss;Sresy ear - IL
sssssd lie said % <ss satisfied sas'
sae tobb<~z HSs os1nins<son. bit tazf~
ne never ba8 - Drogf ., ~ anil -
isrcay
Esxsrz. repr~sess selves - 80 Esasea
CRY sos5lnx a-vses sfstss ;5>s.y ina; Z
- snfi-s-ast ~ rss a~is - - ovn<-s-
-sslsnsf. ts~v rpgis l7isses.ssssy -
ard ~ rr.ssfs rarf lets su3 ~afsr iu.o
con p~sfrf7o - al gs0ts ssrssSd Sy
sf1sfs
srgyfp- Fa-fsiiy. sss5as % fh~ s,si-
,r8Ht ~. r.sifns - save re-sfrs. f..s--
nat = -; - E8xsr ;rzsc zesi4 eos
oaw - 80 "a. s3sf E1e1sS ~srv. K.a.
- COT - Using - sasS a sfsz4e g.
- s-lzz- ia.7 tas s;sfs s,H permitted
- O. - On - eSn tens. A. % g.
iso's-.. hsz~TeT. ain iris - . ,-~eox-
isrsa- - sasltisn. AMI tai ~ u~yDt,
- "a -szss 81 xiSsss - ale ., r~t =.
go - rse32 - snx ssass beatty. GO
s'''''ss '2s5 ofFs sse cssa . ~ " sata.
"ssasaxssn. NOV the ,r~s.ssn.
"a sgp1fnf~,3 WEBSTER stree o. Agsro..
p - 7aist justice >. .ssEs2rsu< e0ars o.
Ar.zo2A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
REV. BERRY GETS THREE YEARS
He is Hopeful of n Pardon Before His Term
10 ONT

Guthrie, o. T.. Nov.6.-Rev. c. L. Berry.
the guilty banker at Pawnee, was SEN
fenced 10 three years inthe penitentiary
ofkansas and his appeal bond fixed a.
5000. The Pawnee Dispatch says:
We are informed by good authority
that c. L. Berry has decided 10 give
up further effort TO secure bond. He
viii be taken to Lansing Sunday. to-
gether with Cutter, Brown and Brim.
When Mr.. Berry mas entered upon the
serving OF his sentence the other cases
against him viii be nolled. He is hope
full that a pardon may De granted him
before his term expires"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
COURT HOUSE AT rEcuMssH
Elegant New Structure About Completed
and Records viii be safe.

Elegant New Structure About Completed
and Records Will be safe.
Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. 6.-The Tecumseh
Republican says:
Contractor Condor expects to com
plete the court house in a few days. For
several days past the carpenters and
painters have been putting on the fns1-
ing touches and the building now pre-
sents a grand appearance. Pottawstc-
ME county VIII soon be able TO boast Of
the largest. most substantial and best
court house in Oklahoma and one which
in comfort and safety OF records ~ np.
To be surpassed. 1t mas taken Mr. Con
don since early last spring - construct
the building. and the material and work
manship is fiTst-clsss. Heretofore the
records Of Pottawatonie county have
been stored away in a very risky man
ner. but when the new court house Il
completed. there viii be room In the fire.
proof vaults for everything % value"