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Mr. Loeltef a Taiafct Than will fie
' Ko Decree for Three Yean.
TItOUttrE BET .VEEN FOE.
f BarneV. DebsaaJioksM.
uf th Two Mess IntheOrost Rail
reef atrtte. Apses af
Wasum?., MMal3.'-CaatU
eioswr of Penalta Laearaa eettasetej
fast then wiH aot at aay dteriais in
tat appropriations for peaifon dariae;
tatarxt three yeera. 1'be esaoaat
pprofcUtMl for Um AtoeJ year ltwft
itroaad BMaatnei $140,000 000,
t white for tat Bteasat jaar the aeaoBat
H $110,000,000. Taa reason for
taeabeaaee of j peraeptiblt da-
cnaatia the falling af, owaiaf to
wAmi! other aaaatt, it shoal
NMUr balance bj theirs pay
eaants is psaalepVallowtd. At mm
mm allowed frost tisae, ehonan large
sirs BtMtH'tetMtiatM far amen,
Meat wan waeedf not tha tie Ik
tfRMiloa waa I lad, The dean
iatetaetltatst at ekiste an tjtJtt
gnat, as fa thtBeaeioaa for the war
of 1811, whiea have deertaaad aboat
10 per cent, iatha part year. After
Ibrae jaart, whaa it oiptotad the
majority of tha claims will ba adja
dicaUd, and taara will ba faw re
taaioiog Irat pajraiaata, Oonniaaibii
ar ljMhraa aapaabi Ibara will ba
arapidfalliaf offof BtMieaa,aa tat
vataraathaft aow raaahad iba tgt
whaa it mj la at aspaatod.
TaoocuiBcTwaM Two Fota
Btarta. Waaa., kfwaa M.Tha
tkaalUaaoua appaataatt ia thia citj
fS.Y.Dab,ortaaAaMriaaa Bail
waj asioa, aaa Jota M. Ba, ax-
areaidaatof of tha Oaaeral Maatgar'
aaaotiaiioa. Whita aacdatted tha
graat railroad atrikalaat taamtr, baa
raal(aJ la IroobU. Ia aa iatarviaw
Egmi npuktt aavaraljr of Daba, abarg
iog Hm wnb tbaraopouaibiltjfortbs
Ium of q)4uymai)t by ImndraJa of
ojoipetaot maa. He roflsotad aovara
ijr apou tha atrika natbuda. After
reading tliia toterviaw II r. Daba
addreiMMi J m aa mtaiiof ia Seattle.
at which baioarcd Kgao iu a isoat
aafaifluiaaaar.opawlaeoaaiBt bim
u (Jwbtwcatjr. Ha aaaeitad that
Egati wuuld uffor toMtio prirataor
pabtiaaud diaaaaa "who wara tha
aoaapiratari," for lie (Ean) kaaw
who ibay wara aad wbat ar.iald ba tha
raaalt. Xha proapaoU proiaiaa a
aaragatoBtrorarajr betnaao tha two
ATftlPGt) KldUKO.
BwMivaiUM, Ala , Maraa 17' A
qaanal batwaaa two aruthtra on oaa
tida sad a aeighbor oa tha othtr rt
taNtdtaMiedaatbof all tbrat star
Tootataba.Miaa.jaatorar tht Ala-
baaa lioa, yatttrday afUraooa. Tha
ajaarral btfan otrtr Iba paeaeaeioaof
a featt. Taa brothera wara Bio aod
AIIpb Friag la, aud tbatr appoaaat
waa J. L Bnttaia . Dariog tha qaar
rtl Brittaia aaoaated tha fauei, whaa
beaotitad tha brothera drawing
Ueirptttola. He bad bit weapon oat
aaiokly tad tha eaaoUag begaaal-
oet aiBaltaotoaaly, Baa Pritflt
waa killed alaioai iaataaily, aad hie
arotaarwaaahotib the aatk, dying
ta a raw aioejaata. Brittaii waa ahot
la taa abdoaita and lived a faw aoara
YIR1DOP D3D9IMa
UNOLB
BAM.
XiMua C,tt, Mo., atarah 87. Dap
ty UaiUd Htatet hf arahal Be Shal
hy arreeUd H. A. Irert law night on
tha aharge of aajbeaaliog oaoaey ba
loafiafftotaapoatofaee dapartataat
tf tha United Stataa. Ia Julr. It94.
Erert waa poataiaatar of Coaeord,
Neb., aad daring bittern of obIm
.PPr'priaad tobie own iiata $4M of
1 be gorerriBMBVa taoaay, aa tha
iaapaotioa of hia aoaoaata apoa hia
migaatioii prerad. Rterl law and
wt iudista by tat federal graad
Jiryat Oaiahaltat MeTtaibar.
Kvart wtt lodged ia jail all night
M arrwgaed btfort OoaHBieabaer
Vatkala thit porateg-, Ha plaaatd
gaiHf. He will ba-tetaa to Omaha
oMdtwtawttaah la havt aaataaae
raaaaf aatt) bhi by lh jadgt of the
UnMli HitBi diaMet toart la teatioa
tbatt laarlaaldat wtt Urai af
aaalfirgaWkwaMiaoatM H aatt
tt taad failtj atd kT at tlw of ,
IEFERI tHI THE DOCTORS.
J. V. EVERETT, M. D.
Althoagb I am not a farater or
ranabnaa, I hive ton eabwibar of
yoer paper five or eix yeaia aad flad
eiBea la it to iatarat and iaatruet aas.
Bat I hare an ia all My realiair,
foand anything that aarpritad me
oca, or that I thoagat waa aaort oa
oaMffd far, anjaei, or aalraa, taaa mar
editorial la taa ietaa cf'Merah Id, ea
titled, "Thii Couearna Everybody."
If eoaetbing of the kind had been
pnbtUhed iaaomeof the unreliable
patent oae-llcioe abesta I ahould not
hare been earprieed or fait aailed op-
oa to refer to it.
Bat when it ooaate to a paper like
Tixaa Faaat amp Bakob a .paper of
ahiea The SUta of Ta"iaie;ht wall
bt proad B paptr whith ia geaarally
aafairlaalliaUraato, I aaaacit help
bat feel aarpriaaJ aad eall for apaee
ia the aaaia paper for reply.
Another rauoa for a reply tt the
fact that yoa aav it ia aot an Inez
prieueed pbyaieiaoa, qaaeka aad fraada
that yoa allada to, bat ibe 'exprrien
ctd and repatabltt phjsioiant only." 1
aay that no one be! a frand would be
guilty of the chargee of your indict
ment. Joat ae well aay that a thief
ia aa hnneat nan.
Aa to the qantationa from Dr. Oliv
er W. Holeaaa, it ought 1 1 ba known
to every one who attempt la aeo any
thing he hae aaid, that be waa a great
IHarary light ia Ibr profaaawa, aaviag
derated aaore time to Hteratare that
to aaediciae. aad hia knowledge of
eaedieiaa waa more theoretieal than
preetiee). Beside, the faeU in the
aaaa do aot bear oak bii aaaerlioa.
Tour aaxt two ateeHioaa aaa
aqaa'ly aatros, Bamely: "That more
aiok people, ukea ae thsv comv, will
get wall without medical treatment
tkaa with it," and ibat mora aaaaa
recovered wbai treated by the home
opathic than by the regular eyatcm."
I will not daay that yoa may bare
aeeaaoma eo-called botpital report
that miuht aeeta to jaatify Ibeae aaaor
Hone, fori woald hate to think that
yoa woald pen inch atuff, without
eoine tort of report to hack yoa., But
I do ateert mo4o npliHticaii.tr, tlmt ibe
reports from thv beet and Urgent boa
pitala of tha world ahow the contrary
ia trar I aeeart futtbermore, that the
lotgevity of maa haa been iaaraatad
aareral yaara, by raeeoa of tha improv
ad metkoda of treatment ia tka laat
qauter ttatary or mora. Homeopath
M indeed! A blind maa ought to aea
that if after a oontinued aad a'xbaoa-
lira boapital teat it waa fuund that
mora people recovered under the
kumaopatbio than ander the regular
ayelaa, it would be a death knell to
tha regular practitioner. Think yoa
that ta United Staua government
would maintain the regular ayatem ia
tha army aad navy, if each wara taa
eaae? Tha faat that tha ratio be
tween the ragalar aad homeopatbis
praetitioaere, taa world over ia aome
forty to Ifly o oaa (do ant know iba
exact ratio, hat know it ia very great),
ought to aatiafy any oaa aa to tha beat
ayatem.
While it it impoeaible to get at the
exect per oast of reoiverie', from my
experience and that of otbera whom I
have heard expreac tberneelvea, I
woald aay that about aaventyfive per
of tha people who get eick would get
well without any treatment, ten per ct
mora woald get wall ander ordinary
traatmeat, which inolaiiee homeopath
ia, and tan per cent more ander iroo I
aeieatile treatmeat, whiob leavee lv
per aeat to dia ander any treatment.
Now when a pbytieian ie aent for to
oaa of tha aumUar who doea aot need
medieiae, of eonraa ba muet give him
aomttbing, becaaaa aothisg eiecwill
aaItUapatiaat,aatil will be tome
tkiag that will do ao harm, tad aot,
aayoaaaMrk, aomatbiag to make
Mmworre, aad probably taaaa kie
death." Aad ia this be ia doing ei
aeily right, becaaaa tbt patieal will
baveaothing e4a?,aad it woald ba
aeeltea to argot tha caee with him
If you thiuk otbtrwieajtiatMadvBNdi
eiat aad ttart oat oa yoar tktary aad
yon will $ad it will att at loag bo
fort yoa woald havt no patltalto
argue with. Naay ptaplt't diataata
wa('in their miadeM aay waf. aad vhie
lajataiaaamrwaamd, aad aaget
Again, 1 4aj tta oar wtt riy !
LANGSTON CITY,
ciana" preeeriba dan?ero ji drd (1 to
patieataia fo.l do30, without ibjirrt
ti tha Idlopny of tha pntlant," u you
aay, and without firtt trying it in
minimum dose, and watobiug its ef
fect. Neither do liter 'Viporiment with
new remedies at the Imminent rUk or
the patieut'atifu." N jr will tbey "re
foae to preacribe remedies which tbey
know to ba beat for tha pitient," be
cause of atriotaraa of aay "footiah
oode." A ragalar, raoataatw pijal-
oiaa will preaoriba anything be knows
to be good for bit patient, regardless
of where it oomes from or who rnukos
it. I admit that he will refuse to
preeoribe a patent medieiae eimply bo
canae ha doee not kaow'wbat it coa-
taiaa. If the proprietere wjald pab
jiala the ooaUnU of tkair mediaiee-. I
woald not aasitata to bm them if I
thought that they ware what uiy pa
Ueot needed. I oaal J give many in
ataneee illattratiag t'ie wisdom or tha
phyeieiaua in thia mutter, but apace
forbide, aad baaidej, it woul J open
op a dtaoueeion of the whole patent
medicine burinea, whiob I think ia
aboat the gntateat fruil of ihn tii no
teen th century, except the United
State pension afetmn, which iapar
excellence, toe fraud of tho coutury
Your luat cLure ia tho worst of ull.
No reputable druggist will refu-ii to
allow a ptoauiption to a putitnt Mho
miKbtaak it, audooreputtblo plijui
cian would wtab bim to do eo.
Now I repeat, k refer, aa you aay. to
reputable" phyaicisna aad druigiata,
aad aot to "fraada," there era plenty
of fraada in both profoMwut, who
might ba guilty of all tbo charges in
yoar indictment, but of tbeae we are
aot apaaking. Web iter ejya, "roput
abb ia eyuoaomoae tb boaorbl;,"
aad oar difereaee may by autaJ to
ba aboat thia: I my n to guilty of
tha obargat ia yoar iudiutuieut l a
"fraud," yon ety be ie a "repatable,"
(hoaorabla) maa. Let your readers
decide who ie oorrec.
I have only otsually noticod moat
of your charges, but am afraid I huve
taken to muob apace alreaey. Bui I
could not help writing thai", being bat
iafied tbat,fter having your .atteu
tion called to the very gre.it injuatico
done to a large and noucrablu cliiu
of your fellow citizens, you mould
gladly make the "ameodo honor
able."
Ia conclusion I oall on yon for the
proof, Bring out those boapital re
povia ana any otner evidence you
may have bearing on the aubject.
vciy respectfully;
Wsatherferd Tetas.
DEMANDED HIS RECALL.
WAMMtTv. March 21. It waa re
ported her yeaterday af teruoon thit
Secretary Oreebam had demanded tbo
recall of Hawaiian Minuter Thurston
oathe ground that ba waa persona
boq grata. When Secretary Orea
bam'ri attention wai oille 1 to it he re
luaed to any one word of oonfirma
tioti or dental, and other offlciala of
the uepartment allege ignorance. Min
later Tburttoa aleo positively declin
to diaouss tha n port. Ha said that it
waa of suoh a oharacter that ha would
maintain ailenea. lie did not want
IbitUkou aa an iatiuatioa of affirm
tion or daaial.
TORTURED IN VAIN.
NawoaetLi, Pa, Mrcb.--l''ivo
masked robber a entered the noma of
John Uo-ililUn, near Wtt'a Mill,
bound and gigged the hired nan and
three women, aad waited nearly two
noura tor taa rttara of Ncaiillaa.
Whaa ha did acme kt waa bound to
board aad placed bead downward
agaiaat tat wall, while the robbart
tareeteeedkim with iaataat death aa
laaahaaUva4tedahahidwg pleat of
bismeaey. Ha had dapoaited $1,000
ia a aaak yaetarday, aad bad no moa
ay. After barning bit feat with but
eoalc aod whippiag bim unmercifully.
thasadUaalaally UK. - -
AN OHIO POSTMASTER ASA
THIEF.
OoMmwATt, llaroh M.Edward
hf trdtrvtrth, paatmaattr at Sariag-
dele, ater tale ei'y. vi arrtrtsdtn.
dsyfawfariagleAmra. Tbt aottel
Bftiid sixty Jeetera that
imairi 1 with. At the red
era! graad jary ie' ia..esioa. tht mm
O. T., SATURDAY
&MAROH
V
AQIN DK TROOPS.
The Wfllkco-OlaoflBn, feud canio
hear reaching a cllmix ynaterluy
afternoon, way tho Oil ittaiiu Stir
It will ba rcmomborad that a ten
, months ago Wallaon and Olaatau at
tempted to shoot
each 01 bar full of
hotea ia a Santa Fa paeeaagrr enaoh.
Juat why the gentlemea aanVld al
ways aaleot a moving passenger train
as a daeliag grtund ia not known,
awraWmiaataa aftar the traih loft,
Edmond yeati'rdty afl()rii(H)o,OU-iSMtil
with hia br-dner in law, euteiud tlm
car In which VVjIUcb waa riding, and
aa tho trio walked down the iihIo to
ward where Wa.lsce sat, the laitor
evidently thinking thuv were coming
after him to give hitn a repetition of
the former eorape, drew bin gun on
them, aod aiming it at Olassen, order
ad tbem to uiotoa past him or go
back. Dapaty aiarahal Honklnt Inat
at this moment entered tha t-m and
sucaeeded ia disarming 'Wallace'
Hopkiutssyt that Wallacn remarked
aa be drew bis gun on Olassen, "you
ahot me onco but wont get a chance
to do it aguin." After Wallace bud
been (lianrincd Hopkins shju tbbt
Claaon attempted to Bliool Wallace,
bat tho depnty throw n gau v&Jtz
his face imd sacceeded in diourmiug
him. Tho marsbid Hfler eeniobiuK
lioib of tho men f r more guna put
them in aoir under uud until nr
riring at this city, where he turned
tbem over to Chief of Pollice Jonea.
who plaaed them iu the jail.
WILL BRING SUIT.
Dietrtct Attorney Broore went to
OkUhama City this afternoon to pre
pare an injunction ruit agaiaet tbe
Obootaw road The suit ia for Ibe
parpoaa of preventing the road from
building through the Kickapooeouu
try. He brings tha aait under tbe
iaatruotion of of tbe inteiior depart
ment The stockholders cant nri consul
crnbly worried ahout the mxttur, nd
h Witfliingtiin diHpittcii ivoi it ou
tbnt tbey will e iti tli't.iound ii h
fowdiys' It ouys:
'.Mr. Korr, clerk of thu luto tionso,
will leavo tor Oklahoma in u few
dixys. Hh had expected to bo lliuru
before turn iime, but ho haa been de
Uyed by some complications in Penn
sylvania politios. Mr. Kerr waa a
member of tbe house from Peunsyl
vunia, and aa clerk be became inter
ested in may matters, among tbem
being tne Ubiotaw railrotd, in the
Indian and Oklahoma country. Ho
did all he oould to fignt tbe secretary
of the interior aud too attorney goo
erul in tho wtr tuay am ut'xing
agaiu6t the Chiolnw oompmiy ii ttie
Potawatomio country right' of way
matter. Now, since it happeua thai
litigation ia being indulged iu, aad
that thj o.imp.oy ia bdjjiaiu involv
ed in trouble, be wanta to take a
birdaeya view of tbe eituition person
ally. It is also expected (bat Presi
dent Goweu of lbs company, who
livee in Philadelphia, will soon leave
for tbe soeaa tf tbe light of way
trouble.
A GEORGIA CYCLONE.
Acod6ta, Gi., Murc'u 25 At 0
o'clock Ibis motnicg a torundr. visited
this city. The flrat oituok wan horl
od accrues tbo MuKiuoiD street aud
thrown ugaina the h3U3o on ibe op
posito Bide. lib nolo occupant, a color
ed woman, was badly hurt Nothing
bat the goor of tha house was left
la the next house demolished a negro
womaa aad Iva obildranware buried
Mdar (be wreck, bat after aa hour's
hard work were tstriaatad alive,
though some of tkem wara badly
braised.
Ia tbt rtatral aouthsrn porthm of
tht city a doaea hcaaeea wara wreck"
ed aad all along tha path of the
atorm trace, fences and outbuildings
wero letoled. A small house waa
barled through the roof and into
1 a' of the biff rooms of tha Uiiu
owermille The Central railrnaJ
and rnodboBaa aad paiat abopa ware
badly damaged and ona !,.
amsahrd aader tbe debris. It is x
traordinry that no Uvea wrra loa aad
that n few people were hnrt. Tin
enure poljoe and Are fores, reinfore-
en oy a jarg niimljer rf oiliitns, are
at work ou Iba rained houses and
thos- who are hart am beinu erj
30 th. 1895.
News-Dealers.
Mattie L. Taylor
The Mo Oualer itt Oollrar, Tf nn.
Doalor in nil the loading weekly pa
oora, and agent for tho
-Langaton City Elerald.-
I-T (y r:ui:i a m
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The Laagston City Herald
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