The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-06
FRESH FROM THE WIRE.

sprneneid o.. June 5.--There wer sew
en- heat pfosttations here today Jamee
Peter died . night James sohusla VIII
probably dis The others are recovering
Toledo O.. june 5-This Is the hottest
June day n Toledo 90 the history of the
lday reached 95ia one sun stroke IS report
weather bureau. The thermometer to-
cd
Chicago. june 5-Ths was the iaird
day Of thu excessive heat. the government
Thermometer registered "a ma ximum of 90
Idecrcss A number of horses were killed
lhy the heat
Springfield M June 5-This was the
lhottcst Tor This early IN june that has
been ia Springfield since the weather was
established here eighteen years ago. The
lgoverHment thermometer REGISTERED "a max
Imum of 81 degrees.
Columbus. O., June 5-Dr. w. f. Moore.
one OF the oldest and best hnown Pres
lbyterian divlnes In the country dieu this
Afternoon from bronchitis contracted at
Minneapolis during the recent Presby-
terlan general assembly,
san Francisco. June 5.-Joe Corbett, the
base BAH player. brother Of the ex-pugi-
llist IS 20 be married on Wednesday even
ing next TO Miss Elizabenth Mahoney.
daughter OF a well known contractor.
Chicago June 5-Brig-Gen. G. NJ.
Young Il. $. v. accompanied by Lieut.
enants w. r. smedborg and IL. =. How
ard, his aides, passed through Chicago to-
day en- route TO San Francisco and Manila
Chlcao. June 5.-LiabHiues amounting
TO S236.so0 are scheduled in a petition OF
bankruptcy filed today by ullus f. Ed
son. who is engaged in the engraving and
publishing business. lie scheduled no as
sets.
Cincinnati June 5-The muroury this
Afternoon reached % by the government
thermometers. Three sunstrokoe5 ware re-
lported of which that Of James Thompson,
an inmate of the Cincinnati hospital was
fatal
London. June Sat the meeting OF the
oxford convocation next Thursday the
public orator will propose that the hon.
orary degree OF doctor Of civil law be
conferred upon Prof Newcombe Of
Johns Hopkins university.
Amherst, Mass, June 5.--The tras.ees Of
Amherst college appointed to select a new
president for the college have extend
ed an invitation to Rev. George c. Harris
president Of the Andover theological sem
mary and professor Of that institution to
accept the position
Ottowa. ont. June SIN the house Of
commons today Sir Wilfnd Laurier pres
scented the proctol OF The Angio-Amcrcan
conference on the Alaskan boundary ques-
, tlon. There was nothing IN what the pre-
mier read to the house which was not COW
cred by tho cables on the subject.
New York June Frank r. Sherwln.
filed petition in bankruptcy with known
liabilities Of SlG4,i14 ana no assets Among
the creditonrs are United States Senator
stephen B. Eiklns $l4Oh; Edward NJ
J Knox, halter $lS5ls and che Hoffman
house company $500.
Boise, Ida. June 5.-Atborney for Will
liam Boyle. the imprisoned commissioners
Of Shoshone county today Ia the Uuitcd
States supreme court, Withdrew the petit
tlon for "a writ Of habeas corpus Tomor-
row they will apply TO tho state supreme
court for a writ Of error to The supreme
court OF the United States
Washington, June 5.--After consultation
with the secretary OF the Interior Com
missioner Hermann OF the general land
, office. today decided to reruse the request
OF the wool growers Of Utah cnd wyom-
! ing for modification OF his former order
prohibiting the grazing OF sheep on the
Uintah reservation in Utah.
Berlin. June 5-The proceedings against
the New York Herald for les majestic for
printing the verses Of the song 'Hoch
Der Kaiser" which Captain Joseph b.
Coghlan, of the United States cruiser
Raleigh gave 10 the Union League club.
New York city. last April, have resulted
| ia an order by the court directing the sup
preston Of that issue Of the newspaper
| Manchester, Ky, Junne 5.-All IS quiet
here today Court convened and the
grand jury was ompanneled Arrange
monts were made for "a detachment Of
troops to go after Tom Baker and his
brothers VINO live twelve miles from here,
ana they will b. brought In by tomorrow
might There is apparently no necessity
for reinforcements and none viii be call
ed for unless conditions change rapidly.
San Francisco, June Joseph Myers,
the travelling representative In Asia Of the
| Pabst Brewing company met a horrible
death In the harbor of Hong Kong on
May l. While in the act OF visiting some
naval officers on board the United States
cruiser Charleston, he was crushed ana
instantly killed by a boat which foil from
the warship. News OF the shocking ac-
cldent was brought IN private letter
from Hong Kong.
Cleveland, June 5.-A mob of Russian
Jews attacked "a broadway motor car on
Orange street this evening. breaking the !
windows with stones The motorman |
Frank Capri. was pursued and would |
have been Killed had not Moses Ros- |
kaun admitted him TO his salon and hid |
den MIN. The police quelled the riot and |
arrested four men and one woman The |
cause of the trouble was the killing of |
Roy Paley, three years old by motor |
car.
IHnsboro ~ NJ, June 5.-The Fountain /
murder trial has been delayed this after
noon and evening by the illness Of MAJ. |
Llewellyn, who was taken sick just after
tho direct examination was finished and
SO far as been unable 20 go on the stand.
His physician says that the trouble Is
temporary and that ne VIII be ,uble TO
submit TO Attorney Fairs cross -examina-
tiou tomorrow. This feature of the tr ral
has been looked forward 10 since the be-
gIning. as Fan and Ilewelyn have been
bitter political enemies for years.
washington, june 5.-The democrats Of
ths District Of Columbia held an en-
thuslastio meeting tonight. at which after
many speeches eulogzng Bryan and en-
doning him for the next president there
was forwarded 10 Mrs. W. J. Bryan. II