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LANGSTON CITY, O.T., HATURDAY APRIL 6th. 1895.
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IT WILL COME.
GoTHRncSoax to Bats Anotbm
Ruudad ir tr Wart) tr
THE MOSEY IS NOW READY.
tail Main's Hoards Vmee Msettrtf aai
w hat It fumliu res Dlraotora of tb
XMMK.OMMIMM Central tea
CbMraa-eattrn Railitaa
y -aifctOuUcX.
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The board ol trade aeetief Ul
aight, tufcee Ik mfWtUf of tbe
tmton4-4to fMfm& Kcim,
Scathweetero
rHHd. The
atMrceaed by Mavor
MarUtpmHmt of tba road, Mr
Porter, cJOaaey. Kaai, the attor-
aeyj Job B Clark, of Stillwater
Ur Lo,eiYr:no,Txa; Secta
ry Frailer and St" B trials, directors
of tba rasd, oa lb part of tha aaa -agatsot,
and Joseph MeSeal, J. A.
Speegtj, IJ.O Grass. Oesar Haleell,
OolOarbet, WiaWi Smith aad
Freak 1. Orcer on the pact of the
citistoa.
Tbe ball vaj crowded with dele
gates troa tha dufireat tewai aloag
tha propael liaa, aad a?oh nthai
iaaa waa iiaptayad for tha road To
taaoaffra atati that $1,000,000
wta raadj, to ba fwaitbad by tbo St
Louia eapitallata wlienerer the
right of way was aaoured, bat that
rnoeh depended on the oitizinj along
tha rotd. Tha orfaa'asra had uuw
haao at work for twj yara agaioak all
kladaot obstoelaj; thar ha J aaaat
tiaia aid aaoaaj. Tia road waa aow
la ahapa to ba ab'a to gi ths naaaaa
ary aonay to ba U it, if tha aitiataa
aloot tha llaa woald ba ilharal with
giTiajr, tha riht of war. Wbaa tba
lhalrit forty atilaj of ro4 la bailt
an Kngliah ayudioata wjbU bay tha
bJtida aal blild tha raad throagh
frua O jftfryriUcf Kaaa. to Tarnon
Tesaa.
Thaapaakarj oa tha part of h
oltr wera all aatbuaiiatia for the'road
Tbay ahowad tha ataay adraatagaa
tothaoityia gatting tha road, bi
aldM tbit of ginng oa aooaaa to tha
oitieaaod thatrtda that wa do aot
ow poaieas. Mr. McNeal ahowad
that tha road would strike four traok
liuaa oear OcffeyTilla aad brlug thain
all into freight eooapatiiioo.
Ufwa thia Xt. Oaear Hilaall waa
atkad what the poaaibla raduotiua of
freight wosld ba fntn St. LjuU, and
ba aaid aboat tha aaaa aa tha Km
aaa City rt. or aa fortr 49 to 08,
aow tba rate.
efr.flpeagel argoal that if thia
oily waatad to coatinue beiag tba
ooeaaeraial aad poHtiaal aaatar that
it had batter gal up and work for
them.
It waa foaad that tba road will
ronh St. Loaia 141 uailea aeirer than
ajv,ead5 ckaarr paaaeagor rate;
and BOtalie aaarar to Kaoiaa Oity.
The aaanagaent aaked do ap cifio
aatBofaaoaay.kat waated to hair
what propoaitioa tha aitiasoa would
tuakrraad a oamittae of five, e in
aktiag of tha praaldaat and tba board
of director! are to Meet a committee
of the oity council to formulate a re
gular offer. It ia eipeated that the
right of-way aud depot fjoilitina will
begivea aad a liberal aaa of mousy.
Ur. Long, of Varaoa, Teiat, thought
that if tbJoitieeneot Oatbria would
gana tbair liberality by bia town
they weald make a hndaotne gift
Hit town oaly baa 8,000 iobahitanU,
yet iU eltiaeoa empowered him to say
(net tbay would give the ngbt-of way
throagh tbo country and $50,000 in
caab.
The maaagaaot atatea that if the
right-of way aaa ba eeoareJ, baildmd
of the road will bagia withia aiity
daja.
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER
MABcauM, Ma, Uarah S0.Jia
Faller, who lived aouth of f, ra
aaotly drove bia brother Dm froa
home. Last aight Jia aat areel Oliag
r'a raataaraat, wbeva Dan waa work
ing, ani altar bobm hot words ra!aad
a pitcher to atrika Oaa, who at 6aoa
opened Hre with a revolver. Two of
tba balls pitted entirely throNib
Jim'a body, a third atraek bia head
and a foarth hie aboaldar. Jim raa to
the back of tba rstauaaat, jaaaped
oat of tba wiadaw aad (raa aaveral
' blotka before falllaf . Ha aow liaa at
the point of death. Dai hit aot beta
AN INDIAN SUIT.
The ichita Reservation Brought In
Tho Court of Olalras.
WANT TO HEAR PROM SPAIN.
Sootaiary Crctbaa AOrooatea Pondm a
Saarp Nota of Rsulnftar About tka
Attlaaaa Incident-Tha Preatdant
Mora ContatratlTa.
WaiUHOtJH. M iroh 80.-Rioraaanta
Urea uftnaOhuotaw and Ohtokaaaw
batiooa juterilf fllad la the court of
olaime a aait to ettnbliah their rquity
io the Wichita Inditm rfaerraltoa.
boat to ba paccbaaed and opened to
aetdeaeat The agreemewt oafds with
the WiobH&e providea that etah mem
bar of ihu WhhiUa and of tbo liliat
ad bands ch-dl receive ICO ooriaa and
that ths raaaiader ahull be takeo by J
the United Stottf. White ae tiara are
to pay $1-25 an sen. Tbo (Jh.jstawe
aad Chickai&wa oo the one band aud
t ie Wicbitas oo tbe other aet up coii-
Q etiag claim i to th9 faai. Tbo aait
Glad iota fortb ia elaborato detail the
traaKaaaadatipalatioaa under which
tha C&ocUwa and Ouiukaaawi ftaiaad
UUetothU hni and aabaeqtaolly
pared wits it to the gororomeot on
tbo stipulatiou that tt be used by
(riundly lodiaua. Tha assertion is
aado that tba government has failed
to carry oat tbo oondiliuoe, and tact
the Und really belonga to tha Choo
ttw and Ubiokaaaws. The a?it ia,
firat, for all tba money which aaay be
realixed from tbe eilea of toe aurplua
of white aettlare and receive froat tba
value of ths Ian la alloltel to the
Wtchitie aad tbair aflalieted baada.
Thia ia broagut by Jtuaea Q. S'.andley
for the ChoeUwa, aad by ii. J. Mu
Gowaa fur the Gdckaeawe,
warrtxa voa A axawaa rROKarxtx.
WAeamaT, U a:ca 30.-Tnere waa
aaothar long oabiast aeetiag yeater
div aad tbe foreig i cjmplioationa
were disenaaad. Swretary Qresbnm
agaia ahowei bia impatieuoa that hm
deaand remain uninawercd. He ia
keenly dtiappoiuted i'm ihe Spuutah
goTerainsnt bui so Ut ignore J b a
demamia for an ijlfO ; bo mlvo
oatea tbo aeadin of a an-irp uoto ol
reminder that larttarU&hty in the luut
ter will ba relented. Ou.ur membutA
of the cabinet ro ropreaouiiid as advo
oatiag a more oonaervative lino of ac
lion on aoooant of the political ohanjr.
oa in Saio, aad ali on the groand
tnat auffljiunttiiDahiM nut yet elapeed
for a fall investigation of toe AUiaaoa
incident. Toe praaident ia aaid to
take tbe latter vii w in theoaie,oa tbe
theory that preuipittted ao.ioa at tbu
oritioal jaooture might have aerioua
eoDibqueiioee to both Sia aad the
United State.
Till BHltlH OOUMI9SIDS.
Waboliot h, Mrcb 80. Tbe aecre
tary uf war baa ordered tbe Shi lob
oonitniajiou, ounaiatiO); of Ool Core
liuua CaJlo, obairman, Geo. Dju Oar
loa Buell and CjI. It F. L'ooney, of
Tenceae, to meet at Pittebarg Land
log, ronn., on April 2, when the com
aiaaioo will be jrganiaad and will re
mam on tbo bttllelield uutil after tbe
renuion of April 5, and C. making a
thorough inapetion of tbe battlefield
and noting tba various .Icoaliona aa
they will ba marked by thereprtaeuti
tivea of tbe 253 different orgauicitiona
that look put in the buttle. The at
tendance will be at leaat 35,000 from
all partH of tha country! north'and
eoath.
PECULIAR.
Language Used by Natives
who
Gather Camphor.
Ooa of the atraageat languages ia
the world, med for the queerest par-
poeee, la the "camphor language" of
Johore, a country of the Malay peala
aula. It has lately baaa stalled aad
reported apoa by Mr. Like, aa Eng
lish eagioaer ia tha service of tha
aattaa a Johore. This language ie
called tha "Paataag Kapor," or oaa
pbor laagaago aad la aaed by the a a
Uvea aad all others who arc engaged
ia galheriag tha product of tha Malay
aa oaapbor tree, aad only at that
tiaa. If tbay asa either of' tbelan-
gaagee cj taw segioa. inai Malay or
horigiaal Jakun. the native believe
that they aould not obtala any cam
phor, ao'd for a moit carious rena
oa.
a"
Tbo camphor treo, Drjubahuioya
campbnra. crrowa nqinlantl in cir
tftio purtH of the peninsula, bat oaly
occadonuly contnitiBoampbor cryatnld.
Tho ctmphor in int tba anno hi that
obtn'.uod from tho oitnpbor laurel of
FormoeiiiQ'l Jiipan, which i9 tbo
eourco of the nrdionry oampbor of
comraeroe. It ia a sort very highly
prizj.1 by the Cbii.cso in tbe embalm
ing of their daI, in iuoonio and in
medicine, nd the gua lirina a prios
maob higher than that ot tbu cum nun
caiapbor.
Tbe Malayana nd olhsr )ob-rn ni
tivea believe that eish pecini uf tre
baa a apirit, or diviuiiy, thit praai Joi
over its affiira, tujs tbe Youth's Com
paoioo. Toe apirit of the oainpbor
tree ii known by ths uama uf HiBau
litornlly "a woman.' Ilir resting
place is near tbo tree nnd h"U. at
uigbt, n peculiar noiao i- hoard in th-
wondc, resombliog tbit uf a oicada,
the Disan ia believed to bo eioging.
and camphor will surely bo found in
the neighborhood.
Dot tho epirit ot tbo camphor tresa
eecmatobe jinli.uscf tboepicous gam,
it must ba prnpitUnd, and if abr
knowa th; huntora are iu qneat of it
ebo will endovor io turn their Mops
aside. JTor from Mr. Luko'a Hcoount
Uie supposition ia probible In t tin
aativee tbiuk that ehe ia ucq'nlnJ
with both tba Malay nnd Jukan Un-
gufe9, nnd it tbeotmpbor, hunter
spoke either of thoee ho wuuhi
know that they had Oono fbr empbor
and would defeat tboir purpose Soil
N occec6ry to apeak ina tongue which
ehedoeanot uxJereUnd. For tbit
part 088 the "ctapbor 1 :ng ticgo" Ime
been invent-id. It cn-siat stf a mix
ture of M ilay and J ..km words, bm
taeae are suriualy nltcro J cr reversed;
aud the na'ivea p ae'.bly bulievo that
the divinity of the camphor trceia
ooroplott-ly confused whaa aba hatra
thin jargon. They apotk it when tCey
ore on camphor expeditions.
Tho Juknns wbu buut tbo omphur
nro one of the wildest people, but iu
nfftiuBive. They livo together with
monkeys, dogs, cute, innumcruble
fuwld and p ruui a tamj horubill, in
porfeet himouy, under moveable leaf
bbclturd buiit o:i pilla in the vvojds.
They biTb n foimidnblu wenpou iu
a sort of Uluupipo, not nulike the pipe
through which tbo Amcrioin school
boy proji "' woe piper bull!. Tbe
jonore blowpipe israido of a very
long-joiutod, atralgbt variety of bam
boo, which ia generally curved and
traced with many rudo davioas.
The projeotilea used in these are
thin splintera of wood about a foot
long, having ajplug of pith at tbe butt
end. Tbe point ia aa sharp aa a
needle, and ia covered with bh:k
resinous subatance, whiob in many
caaea ia extremely poisonous. Mon
keys and other email animtla si ruck
with vine of thesrf durts die from tbo
efleot nlmoet instantly. On man and
tbe larger animals iU effect ie Isjb
rapid, but quiteas deadly! The po't
bcq ia popularly supposed to be ob
tained from tha upas-tree,
A NOtaaf BLE OUTLAW CAUGHT.
Tdbomto, Out., March 27 .Abo
RothaobiUI, nlls Henry Smyths, H.
T. Jackmtn, R. S. Miller, J O. Colo
man, H P. Iluttou, etc., n notorious
burglar and ditmonl swimller. was
arrested at St1 Mirysyesterdaymcro
ing by hilf a dozan Toronto dooloat
tives Rothschild in waute I ia giv-
nnaub, Atlsntn, Mteon, Nashville,
Augusta, Kansas City, St Louia aud
Cnioago. In Gosrgia ha ia wanted
for swindling jewelers out of $100,
000 worth of diamonds. The South
ern aad Welle-Fariro express people
of Kansas City claim that he robbed
them of paokaftna valusd at many
thoaauda of dolUc. The Piakertons
olaia that he ia the commercial trav
eler for whom they havo beeu lookinpr
for Ifteaa years for tbe murder
of Resale .Moore, la Marahall, Tex- A
large aaa of aoaey waa recovered.
Palestine, Tex as. ,8 38. The waat-
boaad train which left bare at 6:30 ;
a. waa wracked at 8 o'ulock this
morning jit north of Oik wood.
Thaongioe was dit-lnd aal Eogiaj-.
aer Miller raoaived aligit iojirias.
Fireasn Malora waa hart ioteraally
aad Brakemaa Tjiaqox was inatautly
killad, rws' ? j rvK
BEATEN BY CHOSTLT HMDS.
Alisorablo Etisleuco of a Bridegroom
la a Haunted House
In one of the broadeer, eleaaaat,
beat pave, and moat fashion able of
Jeraey City 'a event there ataada
a haadsonia fotrratory briok bouse
wbiofaftha eyaaingtea at firat glance aa
a deairahls ' plana of idenoo. To
began with, it is exeeptioutlly bread
anrl Ailirl tiinbinT mm tha nnlnoom
Tim.-, with a hundred little detMjIs of,
conatructioo which says to the init
iated eye it waa built by aome one
who meant to live in it rUlier than
sell it. Taere is a queer sort of tow
er in front, with a balcoay running
around the foot of it. Altogether
tbe wbolo air of tbe pUoe is what tbu
roal-osUte meu call a rieemble real
donoo for gentlemen.
That ia what a Southern gentle
men thought. He waa io search of
a house to buy and waa taken with
tho looks of thia one. After ha had
looked it over bis wife wont to see it,
in company with a womaa friend,
loug resident in the avenne. As tha
door opened to them the Soatheroer
clotcned her oomp uiiou'a arm .
Lt,a go back," she aaid. "Some
thing a feeling I cannot explain
telle mo Icinnotlive in this boaae,"
H-r oiunpnuinu Insisted that they
go through it. It was broad day
light, the house had a teuaat, and
uobrm aould possibly befall them.
So through tbe hoasethey west, find
ing maob that wae desirable, though
the Southerner kept looking ner
vously over her shoulder When tbe
inspection bad finished and the pair
were agaia oo tbe street, she aaid
vitb a shudder,
"I would not live thoro if tbay gave
ae the house. Of all plaoss I waa
ever in it is tbe ona that feeU aoat
blunted. I expected aM taeniae to
eel a j;bost olu'o'a ray hair"
Tne other woman laagbed dryly.
"It is a hiuatod hiais," she said.
"tbd worst one iu the oity though I
waa rojolri J not t) toll you until af
ter you hidsean it. No tenant lives
in it longer than three months that
i w'.iy it is offardd at such a bargain .
L'gbtsflit through it at niht, there
aro ecreama and ghostly footballs.
and floating bands that catch at you
aa you pass. Tbe Btory of It is this;
Old Mr. J. built it, after he had hia
fortune' intending to live there the
rest of his days. He furnished it
uiaguifloently among other thing be
got a fine young wife. Six uioutha
after bo waa found dead in bed and
three months after that bis widow
uarriod a bandsomo young fellow of
whom gossip aaid that he waa her
old lover.
"Anyway, before the honeymoon
ended as bo left bia bride alone in
hor flae boase, and aaid openly it was
because he could get no peace thore;
that he wok beaten by ghostly bauds,
cursed by ghostly voices, tormented
by ghostly light, uatil hsmuit eith
er leave or go crazy. Tboujh that
!W a doxsn years ago, the uoisos
continue; Ihu (jbost will uot dawn.
Tbo wife has been doiJ for yean; tbe
house pasted to tbe busbiud, which
to inv mind exulnioi tba peraittence
of tbe visitation."
Exsmplt-a tuigbt bo endlessly mul
tiplied; Thoro ia no, a nook or oor
ner of the land that has not ita own
sufficiently authenticated apparatioo.
Tbe real marvel liea in finding out
that tbe moit advmo?d modera
thought no longer reckons these ap
paritions such .stuff as dreama nra
uiado of.
FREAK OF AN EARTHQUAKE.
At the" lime of tbo luht oartl quaUo
shock along tbe P.toitlu const, Jauuury
9, 1806, a large pane uf pliite gluss iu '
the poetal inspector's officii iu Suu
Franoisco waa fraatare I in a moat
curious manner. Ibe pane was 18 by
30 and'inoro than half no inch thick.
The fractures extended entirely across
the pane, alerting from caob corner
and leavia? a perfect uolnjurad rqaarc
in tbe'oaater. Tha sides of aaeh seo.
lion are said to ba ac aacoth and
atraight aa tbungbeat with adiaaoad
and atraight edgs, aad the propottiooa
of aathoaiaticil exact acsc.
ThaRrolbaahild
$2,ood,ooo',ooo.v
family is worth
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