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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
"FLYNN'S GOT IT AND GONE
rhus Tom Doyle of Perry NutsheIIs
the Political Situation.

Guthrie, O. T., May 15.-Amid the gen
eral rejoicing over the passage of the free
homes bill the only dolefuI note Of dis
cord comes from the occasional Demo
crat OF Populist who reads in letters Of
blazing light the hopelessness of an op-
position ticket this fall As Tom Doyle
OF Perry remarked this afternoon, Flynn
has got it and gone" and this seems to
cover the political situation quite thor
oughly. Doyle some months ago was an
avowed candidate for the Democratic
nomination for delegate, but skilIfully
switched his aspiration for national dele
gate some weeks ago when his prophetic
vision foresaw the ultimate passage Of
the free homes bill "Of course" said
he today there will be an opposition
ticket IN the field. more rather for the
moral effect in keeping up the party or
ganization than in the hope of electing
our candidate. There will be Il union Of
all the forces opposed to Republicanism
and Republican policies. have no doubt,
and I am equally certain that the nom
inee for delegate will De a straight-out
Democrat"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
STRYCHNINE IN THE BOTTLE
Found in Tomiin's Camp Fur Their
Analysis Awaited.

Guthrie, o. T., May 15.-The Oklahoma
iCty Times-Journal says: The bottle
that was found at the camp ground
where Tomlin and the woman from Still
water, his companion, and who is suspect
ed Of poisoning him, were last campei
has been examined by a chemist at King
fisher and with the application OF the
color test its constituents have been
been found to be strychnia This is as
the children of the deceased and their
attorney expected and If the analysis Of
the stomach and other organs Of the dead
man show the same poison. the case, as
far as circumstances are concerned. will
clearly denote that he was poisoned. The
officers are on the track of the parties
suspected of the crime"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16

the seat was vacant from the beginning
OF the term an we should then have In
the Clark case substantially a repeti-
ton Of The quay case. II the resolution
should not pass then the appointment
OF Mr. clark would De the a!iinE q a
vacancy occasional BY bis res gna, On
aue would be quite the ordinary case II
filing a vacancy by executive appoint
menC"
Senator Caffery. a Democratic member
OF the committee. heard the statement
OF senator MeComas and coucurred "a
the conclusion. adding; II the senats
finds that Clark's election was voe ~
reason Of the corrup use OF money N *
Finding would be equivalent 20 saying
that the vacancy was never filed. and.
according % the presidents ~ the senate.
the vacancy cannot ee ilied hy sxecu-
tive appointment"
Senator Frye, president pro tern OF the
senate. said that under the present con-
digions vacancy existed. He had ord =
ed Mr.. CiaTk's name stricken from t6e
roll on the statement that BE had go
signed. II Senator Clark presented rr.-
dentials In due form ne would be sWo n
in, unless objection was made.
Senator Jones % Arkansas said M
matter would depend upon the action q
the senate upon the resolution 81 the
committee declaring the election void. 10
:; should be adopted the vacancy ere
ate1 would be the same as IN the Quay
case-faiiure ~ the legislature 70 eiest.
Senator Aldricn Of Rhode Island sail
that Senator Clark had made a mlstsk
ia getting the appointment. II would
probably revive the whole case II tho
senate and oeraos force action OF tNs
report nf the committee.
Senator Allison said. EFF the apnf 4
ruent is made under the statutes Of Mon
tana l don't think II can be undone by
the governor upon bis return % Mon
tana "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
KANSAS CITY STREET CARS
Running Regularly ON Schedule
Lockout Of the BufIders-

Kansas CITY. no. May u-Strset csf
strikers continued % ioss strength ani
today there was hardly a sernblancs %
strike on the MetropoHnia iiae= N
every part 81 ten eity fuu compliments
% trains are SEEING operated without mo
leas; friction. The strikers threat res-
tsrday 20 pDii the crews OF their csss
had fallen aat ard today not even threats
were On evidence
The Builders elue lockout. which went
into efeet yesterdaY. today Involved zs3q
men in teh different beu8fng trades. 49,.
cordiag TIE officials o. the ciub. Eha 49,
serted that 80 fensorrov that u8u4haa
woulf b. Increased 90 zeo O. ALL nag
interfere With the work On Conysnti9a
hall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
KANSAS CITY AND Orient
Engineer Force Equip- at Enid for q
SnrNcN Southwest.

Guthrie. . T.. May S-The Enid Wave
SAYS. Last nlsat an engineer corps o.
about twenty men arriven 20 the city
tina today they were busy Quitting Tor a
long rallr al survey Ia the southwest
They are Stiilwelrs mes and IL Is r.
ported that they will gin the prelimla.
airy survey Of the stil.weil air line RAJ
road from kansas Cisy 10 the CUT ~
California. az Anthony Kansas. thence
southwest. Il is eaid that tte conisg-
plated hHe misses augusta four miles &
tho cast but hits Corwiu. 81 Woods
county These engineers say that thsrs
s. not one curve in the line. as row sur
yeyed. from Kansas cite 20 wichita
The eaE!Becrs purchased many mule i.
horses. wagons. tents. provisions aad
other camp oquipage In this city today
and they viii pull west In tho morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
FUSIONISTS IN PAYNE COUNTY
POpuIists and Democrats Get TOgather
for the Campaign.

Saltwater, o, T., May 15.-Last Satur-
day the Democratic and Poouists Of
Payne county were united into one in
separable party for term of two years
from date. Each party is TO receive half
the spells, if they are lucky enough to
spoil anything. One convention is to be
held, composed of equal numbers Of dele
gates from each party. At this conven-
ton the new. ticket is to receive a new
name and the Democrats and Populists
are to abandon their former names.
The fusion is complete, from township
officers to members Of the legislature.
The same dissatisfaction exists and many
old time PoDulists are protesting against
being sold and delivered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
NOW FOR STATEHOOD
Flynn Will Turn to That With
out a Moments Rest.
LITTLE HOPE THIS SESSION
But Good Reason to Expect 1t
in the Short Session.

Guthrie, O. n, May 15.-When Presi-
dent Mckinley has affixed his signature,
thus making the free homes law a posi-
tive fact, it is confidently predicted that
Delegate Flynn's next great move win
pc to take up the question of statehood,
even denying himself the rest and recre-
alton which he has so well earned. The
present session is now too far advanced
and congress will no doubt adjourn before
any d4ienite action can be had looking
toward statehood at this time, but il is
hopefully predicted, and by Flynn him
self, that an enabling act will be passed
during the short session 1t will be re-
membered that coincident with the intro
Guction Of his free homes bill during
the early days of the present congress
Delegate Flynn also introduced a bill
providing for statehood for Oklahoma,
announcing at the same time his inten-
ton of pushing both bills through to sue
cess. The friends of free homes, both in
and out Of congress, who desired 10 see
the Oklahoma delegate win out after his
long struggle, lasting through a period
Of eight years, and realizing the magni-
tude Of the task in overcoming the pre-
JUDGES of congress, advised Flynn 10 per-
nit the statehood bill to slunber in the
hands Of the committee for the time be-
ing and to concentrate his energy upon
the free homes bill. The wisdom Of this
advice was quickly grasped by the dele
gate who clearly perceived that it would
be far better to devote his time toward
securing the passage Of the one great
measure which was probably the dearest
to the heart Of Oklahoma people than to
run the danger Of losing both free homes
and statehood Now, however, the free
homes question being practically. settled,
the Oklahoma delegate is left free to re-
new the fight for statehood. As previ-
ously stated, there is no expectation that
any action on the statehood measure will
be taken by congress during the present
session, and for that matter the commit
tee on territories only the other day made
a report to that effect; but this will not
deter Delegate Flynn from commencing
his missionary efforts among those con-
gressmen who invariably have to be
shown" when legislation is demanded
for Oklahoma in common with the other
territories. The fact that the present in
dications point TO an overwhelming Re
publican victory this fall in the territory
as well as throughout the states, will be
Of material assistance to the statehood
cause as Republican success has a tend
ency to remove the prejudice prevalent in
the minds of eastern statesmen against
the creation of any more states out Of
territory that exhibits the dangerous
faint Of Populism or FIRE silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
G. A. R. LADIES' AUXILIARIES
Hold Their Territora Convention at
Oklahoma City Today.

Guthrie, O. T., May 1.-THE G. A. r.
circle and the G. A. R. Of Oklahoma viii
hold their annual department convention
and encampment in Oklahoma City, be-
ginning tomorrow. A big time is anti
clpated and big crowd VIII no doubt be
in attendance. Guthrie will be well rep
resented. The following officers Of the G.
A r. circle are resident Of this city:
President, Mrs. W. H. Herod; secretary,
Miss Carson; corresponding secretary,
Mrs Emma Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Dem
mis- Mrs Herod, the president, went TO
Oklahoma City on tonight's train to make
the final arrangements for the conven-
ton. The council Of administration and
the committee on credentials will meet at
the Windsor hotel tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. On tomorrow evening, from
6:3O to until o'clock, the officers Of the
circle will give a reception in the parlors
of the Windsor hotel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
GA q ri @ II ia.
Bears tie Il The Kind You Have Always BougH
'-Sa Of n1HZNEZzu
DURING PERRY'S REJOlCINGS
Two Persons Seriously Injured by
Premature EXnInsinn

Guthrie. o. T.. May blast evening at
Perry during the pubilation over the pass
age of the free homes bill. there was a
premature explosion Of an anvil. by which
two persons were seriously injured, one
of whom was Joe Dolezel a prominent
Republican politician and member of the
city council. IN common with every other
strip town the people OF Perry gave vent
to their enthusiasm in every conceivab BILE
way. Bells were rung, whistles blew and
an every corner of the public square inn
mense bonfires turned night into tay.
while the rejoicing citizens shouted
loughed, threw up their hats and dis
charged fire arms Of every description
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
GIBSON HAS BEEN DISCHARGED
From PrObOte Court, But Not From
Charges Against Him.

Guthrie. 0. T. May 15.-The Oklahoma
City Times-Journal says: The Gibson
case in the probate court was dismissed
this morning by Judge Jones. who be
came Convinced finally that he had no
jurisdiction in the matter under the pres
ent status of the casa and that he could
have nothing 10 do with the matter that
would cut any figure with the custody OF
Gibson. The effect of this decision Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
Lines Purchased by the Missouri and
Kansas Company.

Guthrie. O T. May l5-The Missouri
and Kansas Telephone company has pur-
chased the lonE-dis-a1ce telephone lines
owned by G. Y. CANCEL, extending from
oklahoma Cityto Stroud and from Okla
homa City to Shawnee and Tecumseh.
The Missouri and Kansas company al
ready owned the lines covering the towns
along the Santa FL and Rock Island
railways and the new acquisition gives
the company control q the territory with
the Arkansas Valley company as the only
remaining rival
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
EDITOR QUINN SUED FOR LIBEL
He Made Remarks About the Treas.
urer OF Beaver County.

Guthrie, o. T, May 15.-R b. Quinn.
editor of the Hardesty Herald. has been
arrested. charged with libel. The alleged
libel was an article dealing with the
losses Of the Beaver vcounty treasury.
County Clerk Fred Tracey brought the
suit The editor says his article was not
hbelous but was friendly TO the man who
sues him. The editor also says: Sheriff
Weir felt satisfied that we wouldn't run
away 50 he went away and left Us. Civ
ing US time to employ printer and get
some one 10 run the store before going
10 Beaver"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
CABINET DISCUSSES FRAUDS
Reluctant to Believe That Postmaster
ThOunpsOn Is CuIpable.

WASHINGTON. NAY 15.-The Cuban postal
frauds was practically the only subject
of discussion at today's cabinet meeting.
No late news had been received which
throws any additional light on the situa-
ton. and It was not expected that any
thing conclusive would be known untn
the experts now on their way to Havana
should conclude their investigation and
make a report.
The suspension OF Postmaster Thomp-
son was a great surprise TO the president
and the members OF the cabinet, none OF
whom believe that he is guilty in the
least. 1t is assumed that General Wood
had GENE to the conclusion that until the
matter OF these frauds had been
thoroughly investigated, it would be best
to temporarily suspend all OF the officials
who were in positions where they might
have had knofIedge. guilty or otherwise,
Of what was going on. NJ. Thompson. it
IS said. has been prominently connected
with the Indianapolis postoftice for many
years and was selected as postmaster at
Havana because OF his knowledge Of TIE
business and his unquesuoned integrity.
He was not candidate for the place.
ard knew nothing O; the presidents in
tentions until the office was rendered
him with the urgent request that he ac-
cent II. Members % teh cah!net are not
inclined 10 think that there was any
widespread conspiracy TO defraud. but
nevertheless. II Is the purpose q the gov
eminent to sift the matter to the bot
tom
News OF the suspension OF Postmaster
Thompson was received BY Postmaster
General Smith and 5y him reported to
the cabinet t7dsy. II va. evident from
General Woods telegram that irregular
flies, Al least, had been found IN Post
master ThaEa3s0 accounts
Tire war department has Temporarily
ceased the prosecution q the investiea-
ton here. Tor which the transfer e the
extra5ltioa proceedings 20 the dlstrlc; at
torney's Office IN New York an q The
detailed examination ot the BOOKS 70
Havana. whesr Il Is 70 - thoroughly
prosecuted 10y the pos;oalce inspectors.
there Is nothing further 70 De done here
~ present
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health for se-ns yizas PAST AZ EEs1e
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
ARREST OF GEORGE TAYLOR
Murderer of the Heeks Family.
Claimed 1T Weathcrford.

Chicogo. Nav l5--A snecial . the Rec
ord from Weataerfovi, 0. T. SAYS: 4
man answering The description O.. George
Taylor who ESCAPED from prison az Car
rolltoa, No. shortly before the sine set
for his execution. has been arrested here
Taylor has been miss tns three years. He
ard his brother bin murdered an en-
tire family In Missouri ana attempted 20
burn their bodies. Both escaped from
prison. Bilr was reoaptureG and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
woRKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and m.ghtiest little n <
that ever was made Il DR. Kings n =
Life Pi2s. Every PIN is a sugaT-eoat q
gobulc Of health, that changes weak 4
into strength. lAtleSness into eneVe
bra Mag into mental pqwer. They'fe
wonderful IN building up the health. cafy
25c per hox Sold by c. GehrinE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16
Michigan s.incrS' wages Raised.

Calumet Mich, Nay IA compromise
was effected With the Arcamzn miners
who struck yesterday to- what vas p-5c-
t.caIly q = Pc csnt increase In wage.
whereby they VII receive s. per nloash
Increase. work IN The n43eu Wiz resume
tonight. TIE Osceale mine s1yIse has a.
son been settled. teh trammers accept
ing . per cent Increase
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-16

London. May ls..-SteRheu Cane ne
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health FOR some yuS PAST az BEe1e
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-27
President Board Of Contracts.
Roster of the Second Mississippi Regiment
In the Mexican War.

Roster of the Second Mississippi Regiment
In the Mexican War.
Having published the roster Of the
First regiment, we comply with re-
quest to give the roster of the Second.
Certified copies of the field and staff
and company rolls were received from
the war department through Senator
E. c. Walthall, March 81, 1887. The
regiment was mustered At Vicksburg
In July, 1s4s, aud Differed as follows:
Reuben Davis, colonel.
Charles Clark, colonel.
J. II. Fitzpatrick, lieutenant-colonel.
John A. Wilcox, lieutenant-coloneL
Ezra R. Price, major
Beverly Matthew, adjutant.
Thomas y. Munce, adjutant.
G. M. Price, assistant quartermaster.
William Barksdale, A. c. s.
Thomas N. Love, surgeon.
D. A. Kinchloe, assistant surgeon.
w. p. Baughn, sergeant-major.
G. H. Lipscomb, quartermaster-ser-
geant.
Zachariah Kelly, principal musician.
James G. Wilson, sergeant-major.
VIM. E. Warren, quartermaster-ser-
geant.
Robert H. Hunter, fife major.
| COMPANIES.
A-Capt. A. X. Blythe.
B--Joseph H. Fitzpatrick, lieutenant
colonel.
C-Enos Elder, captain.
D-Joel M. Acker, captain.
E-Alexander M. Jackson, captain.
F-William I. Daniel, captain.
G-Charles Clark, colonel.
H-Adam Neville, captain.
| I-Alfred A. Overton, captain.
K-Benj. c. Buckley, captain.
Detachments of Second regiment.
First detachment-SS men-Wiiliam
M. Estelle, captain.
Second detachment-13 men-Jesse
G. Steele, first lieutenant.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-27

E. M. E., "a Mississippi girl" now
residing at Talbert, California, is
pleased to say: II think some one
ought to write up the South during the
civil war in its true light, and believe
you would be very suitable one for 1T.
And l am just hoping your articles
mississippi Mstters) will come out in
book form really think they ought to.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-27

Labor day was celebrated first in
New York city. The celebration took
place there on Monday, September 4.
1882. 1t is now legal holiday in IS
states and the District of Columbia.